Hi All, how is the rotation determined?when sitting under the fan and looking up at it,if it is turning CCW as suggested for cooling the blades appear to be pitched the wrong way,this is true with all my fans, I am thinking the best thing would be to go by the pitch of the blades and not CW/CCW. Thoughts.

Hi, I moved to a new condo in Toronto, and am having trouble figuring out the wiring (I have some basic experience, but I couldn't figure this out so hopefully someone can help me :)) [B]Background[/B] The control panel has 3 switches, and are wired as so: [ATTACH]69915[/ATTACH] For clarification, we'll call the switches 1,2, and 3 from left to right. The top of 1 (1T) has an orange wire connected to wall, and another orange wire connected to the bottom of switch 2 (2B). The bottom of switch 1 (1B) is also connected to the wall via a brown wire. 2T is connected from the wall via a blue wire, as well as 3B via a brown wire. 3T is connected to the wall via a pink wire, and 3B is connected to 2T via a brown wire. The ceiling has 2 outlets, and look like this: 1st outlet (I'd prefer to use this one based on its location) [ATTACH]69916[/ATTACH] For clarification, there is 1 black wire bundle, 2 white wire bundles, 1 green wire bundle, 1 orange wire bundle, a single brown wire (without the twist on wire connector), and a pink wire (same colour as the switch) that I can see near the top, but isn't exposed or comes out in any way). 2nd outlet [ATTACH]69917[/ATTACH] For clarification, there is 1 black wire bundle, 2 white wire bundles, 2 green wire bundle, 1 orange wire bundle, a single blue wire (without the twist on wire connector), and a pink wire (same colour as the switch) that I can see near the top, but isn't exposed or comes out in any way). [B]Testing[/B] So basically all I want to do is control a single light fixture (it comes with a black/white/ground wire) to be controlled by one switch. I don't understand why the switches are wired together like that, but tried all the combinations via an electrical test pen, with the following: 1 2 3 | Brown Blue Pink ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 0 0 0 | 0 0 0 0 0 1 | 0 0 0 0 1 0 | 1 1 0 0 1 1 | 1 1 1 1 0 0 | 1 1 0 1 0 1 | 1 1 0 1 1 0 | 1 1 0 1 1 1 | 1 1 1 -the orange wires are always live regardless of the switches -both switches 2 and 3 need to be ON for the pink to be live (I still don't know what it does or where it goes (its not the balcony light, there's a separate switch for that)) -both blue and brown are live as long as either switches 2 or 3 are ON -the black wires is always on, and I think is for the receptacles as it only turns off if I turn off the receptacle fuse I'm guessing I should be connecting the black from my light to either the brown/blue, but the switch controls don't make sense to me. Can someone explain this wiring to me? What is the simplest way for me to just wire my ceiling light to a switch? Thanks!