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6-1622601  REV.02      22/09/2021 

10. Memory reset 

In order to cancel all the transmitters from the memory it will be enough to follow this procedure:    
1. 

Take off the power supply from the control unit. 

2. 

Press and keep pressed the  “Radio Learn" button. 

3. 

Power the control unit. 

4. 

The control unit  emits a long beep followed  by two short beeps. 

5. 

At this stage release the “Radio Learn” button , after few seconds the control unit emits two short beeps . At this stage the memory  has been 
cancelled. 

With this control unit there is the possibility to erase a sole transmitter or all the learnt transmitters. 

To cancel a single transmitter from the memory it will be enough to follow this procedure:    
1. 

Press the “Radio Learn button, the control unit begins to emit a long beep at each second. 

2. 

Press at the same time for some seconds the hidden key  and the up button of the transmitter to cancel. 

3. 

The control unit emits a slow beep and then 4 fast beeps, one second pause and then other two fast beeps.  

4. 

The reset operation of the transmitter has been completed.  

WARNINGS AND ADVICES 

Avoid putting the connection cables of buttons, security devices and inputs close to those of the power supply of the control unit and of the motor. Some 
parts of the control unit are subject to dangerous voltage. The control unit must be installed and programmed only by qualified professionals. Always use 
a device that ensures the disconnection of all poles of the control unit’s power supply . 
This device can be: 
a switch (connected directly to the power supply terminals) with a contact’s minimum distance of 3 mm for each pole, or it can be a device connected to 
the power network; 
For connecting the card and the motors we recommend to use cables with double isolation as imposed by the laws in force; the minimum cross section 
of the single conductor must not be less than 1mm² and not more than 2.5mm². 
The presence of a dampness or metal parts in the walls nearby may negatively influence the capacity the system; it is therefore important to carefully 
put the aerial and the transmitters away from walls and/or metal structures, away from the ground and not on the ground. 
A tuned aerial is needed to maximize the performances in terms of the range; the range would only be a few meters without it. 
If the cable supplied is too short, then do not join an extension to it , but replace the whole cable with one of the right length whose impedance is 50 
Ohm (RG 58 type). The cable should never be longer than 10 meters. This control unit has a photocells test circuit. 

12. Troubleshooting guide 

PROBLEM 

CAUSES 

SOLUTIONS 

1) The green led  “power on” does not 
lights on. 

 The control unit is not powered.  

 The fuse is damaged. 

 

Check the wiring and power the control unit. 

 Check the functioning of the fuse with a tester and 

replace with another one with the same features 
 (6.3A 250V). 

2) The buttons of the transmitter do not 
have any effect on the control unit. 

 The transmitter has not been learnt. 

 The transmitter is not compliant with the control 

unit.   

 The battery of the transmitter is flat.   

 Execute the learning  of the transmitter (see    

    chap.6). 

 Check that the transmitter is a  B.ro 433Mhz. 

 Replace the battery of the transmitter.  

3) Pressing the  UP button of the transmit-
ter the automation closes.  
      

 The motor wiring has been performed in a 

wrong way.    
 

 Wire again the motor inversing the clamps 13 and  

14 
 

4) Pressing the DOWN  button of the 
transmitter the automation closes. 

 The motor wiring has been performed in a 

wrong way.    

 Wire again the motor inversing the clamps  13 and 

14 
 

5) The led “photo” is  not lit.   
       

 The photocell is under alarm because of an 

obstacle.   

 The input photo has not been jumpered.    

 Take off the obstacle.. 

 Jumper the inputs 2 and  5 if the photocell is not 

used.  

6) The led  stop” is turned off.  

 The button used for the stop is a normally open 

contact.  

 The input is not jumpered in case the stop 

button is not used.    

 Check the button type and in case replace it.   

 Jumper the inputs 1 and 2 in case that the stop 

button is not used.  

7) It is not possible to enter into the learn-
ing phase.   

  The automation is not still.  

 Give a stop impulse and try again.    

Summary of Contents for AM900ECO

Page 1: ...CONTROL UNIT AM900ECO Programmable control unit for rolling shutters Installation guide...

Page 2: ...ve way This product controls motors up to 230 Vac up to 1000W It is equipped with a courtesy light output The product is compliant with transmitters B ro with 2 or 3 buttons It is equipped with a phot...

Page 3: ...ulse to the automation Connect the NORMALLY CLOSED contact of the photocell PHOTO between the clamp 2 and 5 of the control unit WARNING jumper the input 2 to the input 5 if not used The PHOTOCELL PHOT...

Page 4: ...followed by two long and two short beeps 6 1 1 Learning of a two buttons transmitter If the buzzer emits one long bip and two short ones the transmitter was already been learnt If the buzzer does not...

Page 5: ...s 7 Selectable functions through dip switch It is important to change the configuration of the dip switch only when the unit is turned off Turn off the power supply during the change of configuration...

Page 6: ...ng time is excluded in case that the dead man function is activated RUN TIMER Turn clockwise the Run Time trim mer to increase the working time RUN TIMER Turn counter clockwise the Run Time trimmer to...

Page 7: ...may negatively influence the capacity the system it is therefore important to carefully put the aerial and the transmitters away from walls and or metal structures away from the ground and not on the...

Page 8: ...cturer does not accept any responsibility for range reductions or malfunctions caused by environ mental interference The manufacturer s responsibility for damage caused to persons resulting from accid...

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