Operating Test; Using The Remote Controls; Obstacle Detection Function; Built In Lighting Operation - SOMFY Dexxo Pro io Serie Manual De Instalación

Memorising the system key (Fig. 20).
[1]. Set existing remote control no. 1 to the key transfer mode:
• With a Keytis, Telis, Impresario, Composio remote control: press the "KEY" button until the green indicator comes on (two seconds).
• With another remote control: refer to its documentation.
[2]. Briefly press the "KEY" button on the new remote control. Wait for the confirmation beep (a few seconds).
Programming the Keytis remote control (Fig. 21 to 23)
Before programming the remote control, make sure that it has already memorised the system key.
Each control button is programmed individually.
A button that is already programmed cannot be programmed on a second receiver. To see if a button is already programmed, press it:
• button programmed → green indicator comes on.
• button not programmed → orange indicator comes on.
To clear a previously programmed button, refer to the section on Clearing Keytis remote controls.
There are two ways to program the remote control:
• Programming from a Dexxo Pro motor.
Programming by copying a previously programmed Keytis remote control.
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Programming from a Dexxo Pro motor (Fig. 21)
[1]. Press the "PROG" button on the Dexxo Pro until the light comes on (two seconds).
[2]. Briefly press the "PROG" button on the remote control.
Wait for the second beep and for the green indicator to start blinking quickly.
This may take from a few seconds to around a minute depending on the number of products connected to the system.
[3]. Briefly press the button chosen to control the Dexxo Pro motor.
The remote control sounds a confirmation beep and the Dexxo Pro motor's light blinks for five seconds.
Programming by copying a previously programmed Keytis remote control
Completely copy the programming of a Keytis remote control (Fig. 22)
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This operation is used to copy all of the buttons programmed from an already programmed remote control.
[1]. Press the "PROG" button on the previously programmed remote control until the green indicator comes on (two seconds).
[2]. Briefly press the "PROG" button on the new remote control.
Wait for the second beep and for the green indicator to start blinking rapidly (a few seconds).
• Individually copy the programming of a Keytis remote control button (Fig. 23)
This operation is used to copy the programming of a single button from an already programmed remote control.
[1]. Press the "PROG" button on the previously programmed remote control until the green indicator comes on (two seconds).
[2]. Briefly press the button to copy on the previously programmed remote control.
[3]. Briefly press the "PROG" button on the new remote control.
Wait for the confirmation beep (after a few seconds).
[4]. Briefly press the button chosen to control Dexxo Pro on the new remote control.
It is impossible to program Keytis remote controls in the following cases:
. The remote control has not memorised the system key.
. A number of installation receivers are in programming mode.
. A number of remote controls are in key transfer or programming modes.
Any incorrect programming is indicated by a series of fast beeps together with the orange indicator blinking on the Keytis remote
control.
At this stage in the installation process, the Dexxo Pro motor drive unit is ready to run.

OPERATING TEST

Using the remote controls

Obstacle detection function

The detection of an obstacle during door opening will stop the door (Fig. 25).
The detection of an obstacle during door closure will reopen the door (Fig. 26).
Make sure that obstacle detection works when the door encounters an obstacle 50 mm from the ground.

Built in lighting operation

The light will come on every time the motor drive unit is operated. It will go out automatically after one minute once the door stops. This time delay
is adjustable (refer to the Setup chapter). Repetitive use which causes the light to stay on continually may result in an automatic cut-off condition
triggered by the thermal cut out protection mechanism.
Fig. 24
Fig. 25 and 26
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