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ASSEMBLAGE INSTRUCTIONS
1. Fix the stirrup to the wall.
2. Insert the pin on the motor head and fix it with the two
supplied screws
3. Insert the crown in the driving wheel
(fig.1)
4. Insert the pulley on the pin of the motor
5. Insert the split pin on the pin of the motor
6. Insert completely the motor in the roll-tube (fig.2)
7. Fix the roll-tube to the driving wheel with m 4 x10 screw (fig.2)
8. Insert the pin into the bracket
into the hole of the pin
BUILT-IN CONTROL UNIT
This opening system is made of a tubular motor with built-in
control unit with the following characteristics:
• It is provided with a 434.15 MHz super-heterodyne radio
receiver
• It is driven by means of DUO / ADLER transmitters.
• It is possible to drive the awning / rolling shutter also by mean
of an external push-button (type: Normally Open, each series
or model).
• The programming phase can be effected via radio or by
means of an external switch.
• Obstacle detection: if during the closing phase of the rolling
shutter an obstacle is detected, the device opens the rolling
shutter completely.
PROGRAMMING OF THE FUNCIONTS BY
MEANS OF TRANSMITTERS OF THE RANGE
DUO
Using a transmitter of
the range DUO it is
possible changing the
functions of the control
unit controlling the
tubular motor.
DUO is equipped with a
10 switches dip-switch
thanks to which it is
possible to change the
desired functions: set on
ON the switch
corresponding to the
function required and
follow carefully the dedicated procedure.
WARNING: all the other switches have to be set on OFF
DIP FUNCTION
Storage of the transmitters and selection of the
1
mode awning
Storage of the transmitters and selection of the
2
mode rolling shutter
3 Deletion of all the stored transmitters
Programming of the upper position of
4
end-of-stroke sensor
Programming of the lower position of the
5
end-of-stroke sensor
6 Programming of the middle position
7-8-9-10 NOT USED
of the limit switch
(fig.1)
and insert the split pin
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FUNCTIONING WITH EXTERNAL WIRED
SWITCH
Pressing the external wired switch, the control unit has the
following functioning logic:
OPENS STOPS CLOSES
FUNCTIONING WITH TRANSMITTERS
At each push button pressure, the functioning logic is the
following.
CLOSES
STOPS STOPS
OPENS OPENS
TRANSMITTERS PROGRAMMING
Up to 48 different channel can be stored on each central unit.
To store the transmitters read carefully the paragraph
"PROGRAMMING OF THE FUNCTIONS BY MEANS OF A
TRANSMITTER OF THE DUO SERIES" or "PROGRAMMING OF THE
FUNCTIONS BY MEANS OF A TRANSMITTER OF THE ADLER SERIES"
WORKING TIME OF MOTOR
The control unit stops the motor movement after 5 minutes: in
case of limit switches malfunction this "time out" avoids the
motor overheating.
Switch 1: Storage of the transmitters and
selection of the mode awning
To store a transmitter TX1 in a motor with a blank control unit,
proceed as follows:
WARNING: the first transmitter stored fixes the direction of
motion of the motor.
1. Supply power only to the motor to be programmed
2. Set on ON the switch 1 of the transmitter.
3. DUO multichannel only: press several times the key SELC of
the transmitter TX1 until displayed the selected channel
4. Press and keep pressed (for about 5 seconds) the key PROG of
the transmitter TX1 until the motor starts to move in one way.
5. Release the key PROG: the motor stops.
6. Press the keys UP or DOWN depending on the way of motion
of the roll-up shutter before stopping:
- if the roll-up shutter was going up, press the key UP;
direction acquired: the key UP moves the roll-up shutter
UPWARDS, the key DOWN moves the roll-up shutter
DOWNWARDS.
- if the roll-up shutter was going down, press the key DOWN;
direction acquired: the key DOWN moves the roll-up shutter
DOWNWARDS, the key UP moves the roll-up shutter
UPWARDS.
7. Set the switch 1 to OFF.
Try to operate the roll-up shutter and check that it works with the
logic above described. If the logic is reversed, it is necessary to
delete all the codes stored (read Switch 3) and start again the
above procedure.
STOPS OPENS ...
CLOSES CLOSES
STOPS
OPENS