Thanks for responding to my last request for help. Maybe I can make this a little clearer and Larry or someone can hold my hand on hooking this up.
I have sconce lights hooked up to a circuit that has two 3way switches (one of them a lutron dimmer, the other an on/off switch) and a 4-way on/off switch. The 4-way is in the spot that I need the IR spacer system dimmer (SPS-600M). Most say that this SPS-600M cannot be wired into this 4-way spot, others say it can. I'm assuming it can't.
Here's how the wiring looks behind all the current switches (looking at the switches from the front)
The 3 way Lutron dimmer.
Right side top - brass screw, white wire Right side bottom - copper screw black wire Left side Top - ground Left side bottom - brass screw black wire
The 4-way on/off switch in Theater room:
Right side top - brass screw, white wire Right side bottom - dark screw white wire Left side Top - brass screw black wire Left side bottom - dark screw black wire Middle bottom - ground
Other 3-way on/off switch
Right side top - brass screw, black wire Right side bottom - dark screw black wire Left side Top - brass screw white wire Left side bottom - ground
What I want to do is to eliminate the "Other 3-way on/off" switch and make it a dummy switch that does nothing. This would then make the "4-way on/off switch in theater room" into a 3-way and the "3-way lutron dimmer" switch would be replaced with an accessory dimmer.
Can anyone tell me what to do with each wire. I know, kind of basic stuff for some, for those others (that's me) this isn't all that easy. Thanks again for the help.
