Hi Keith,
The reason they went with the multiplexing system was to cut down on excessive wiring. Here is how it works: each switch in the system has a dedicated address. All the switches in the system are daisy-chained together thru a 3-wire harness that goes eventually to the control modules. When you push a switch, The master controller says "I know which switch is calling me so I will execute that request and close a relay and send power to the respective load. At the control module you will see an LED light up when you push a switch to indicate it received the command. Check the fuse next to the LED to see if it is good.
Hope this helps, Fred