13
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Slide the side bearing with universal bearing onto the support tube & fasten.
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fig. 3.9
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Ensure that the motor square spigot is properly engaged in the universal bearing.
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fig. 3.10
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Secure the motor square spigot with the supplied cotter pin.
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fig. 3.11
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Attach the cover to the side bearing.
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fig. 3.12
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Install awning & release fuses.
4
Awning motor wiring:
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Connect the radio awning motor to the mains and, if necessary, connect the rocker switch to the motor cable.
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The electrical connection of the roller shutter motor and control unit may only be carried out by qualified personnel.
3.9
3.10
3.11
3.12
1 (L1)
2 (N)
3 (PE)
2
3 (L1)
4 (N)
5 (PE)
1
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Use the enclosed wire end caps to insulate free wire ends of the
motor cable. If no rocker switch is connected the black and white
wires are unused and must be insulated. To do this, slide the wire
end caps onto the wire ends and press them together with crimping
pliers or combination pliers.
5
Programming radio transmitter:
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Pair the radio hand-held transmitter to the awning motor. See Programming radio transmitter (page 15).
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If the direction of rotation is reversed, please change it with the paired radio hand-held transmitter.
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Changing the direction of rotation of the radio motor (Page 15).
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
3T-MOTORS Radio tubular motors
| Installation instructions
Side bearing &
Universal bearing
Support tube
Cotter pin
Side bearing
Cover
Rocker switch
Shutter motor
230 V / 50 Hz
Power grid
230 V / 50 Hz
1) white = Control line downward or upward
2) black = Pole contact rocker switch
3) brown = L1 / Phase
4) blue = N Neutral conductor
5) green/yellow = PE Protective conductor
1) brown / black = L1 / Phase
2) blue = N Neutral conductor
3) green/yellow = PE Protective conductor
Wire end caps
6
Setting the end positions:
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The end points are set by radio hand-held transmitter.
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See programming end positions (page 16).
