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WARNING: DISCONNECT THE BATTERY CABLES BEFORE OPERATING ON CONTROL UNIT.
(See Pic 2 on page 2)
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The manufacturer reserves the right to introduce modifications without prior notice; the manufacturer does not bear
any responsibility for damage or injury caused by improper use or wrong installation. Before installing and
programming the control unit, carefully read this instruction manual.
- This instruction manual shall only be used by technical staff specialized in automation installation.
- No information contained herein may be of interest to final users.
- All maintenance or programming operation shall only be performed by skilled technical staff.
AUTOMATION SHALL BE PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CURRENT EUROPEAN STANDARDS:
EN 60204-1 (Safety of Machinery, electrical equipments of machines, part 1: general rules).
EN 12445 (Safety in use of power operated doors - testing methods).
EN 12453 (Safety in use of power operated doors - requirements).
- The installer shall provide for the installation of a device (for ex. magnetothermic switch) granting the omnipolar
sectioning of the power supply mains.
- Standards require a minimum contact separation of 3 mm at each pole (EN60335-1).
- Use fittings complying with protection rating IP44 or higher to connect flexible and not flexible pipes or fairleads.
- Installation requires deep knowledge of electricity and mechanics and shall only be carried out by skilled
professionals who shall issue a type. A Declaration of Conformity for the complete installation (EC 89/392 Machinery
Directive, Appendix IIA).
- Following standards for motorised doors shall apply:
EN 12453, EN 12445, EN 12978 and local regulations.
- The electrical system for the automation shall be done to perfection and shall meet current standards.
- Connect the motor earth wire to the earthing system of the power supply.
NOTES FOR THE INSTALLER
1. If more than one control box is installed, the distance between control boards shall be at least 3 meters to allow the
correct working of the radio receiver.
2. The control station has no sectioning device for 230 Vac power supply mains. A special sectioning device shall be
provided for during installation.
3. Use fairleads for control station wires.
4. When not in use, the usually closed inputs (NC) shall be connected with cordless plug
OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS
If during normal operation occurs an electric black out, the control unit closes the awning and keeps it closed
until it is reopened manually.
1. INSTALLATION OF THE ANEMOMETER WINDY (jumper S1 - S2 - S3)
If the wind is too strong it may damage the bearing structure of the blind or the blind itself. To prevent that, the “LS
1297” control unit has been prepared for installation of an anemometer.
The anemometer is installed near the blind, well exposed to the wind, For the electrical connections see pic. 1 page 2.
S1 - S2 : The wind threshold can be set to 4 speed: 10 - 20 - 30 - 40 km / h through the jumpers S1 and S2, see Pic. 1 page.1.
S3: selects the automatically reopening mode,
S3 on: If before a wind alarm the awning was open, at the end of the wind alarm the awning reopens. (This feature
does not work for black out alarm)
S3 off: at the end of a wind alarm the awning remains closed, it can be reopened through a new manual or radio
command.
N.B. INTERVENTION BY THE ANEMOMETER INHIBITS OPERATION OF THE RADIO CONTROL UNIT AND OF THE
EXTERNAL PUSH BUTTON FOR ABOUT 8 MINUTES.
DURING A WIND ALARM, THE LED "WIND" BLINKS FOR ALL ALARM PERIOD, DURING NORMAL WORKING, THE
LED "WIND" BLINKS AT EACH ROUND OF THE ANEMOMETER.
2. LOGIC OF FUNCTIONING OF THE EXTERNAL CONTROL PUSH BUTTON
It is possible to install an optional external wall-mounted push button (low voltage 24 V DC) to move the blind even
without using the radio control unit. The logic of functioning is step by step. Every time the push-button is pressed, the
motor reducer executes the Up, Stop, Down, Stop actions sequentially. For its installation see the electrical
connection diagram at page 1.
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