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Assembly and Operating Instructions
5a)
5b)
5) There are two ways to set the end limits:
a) Extend curtain/canopy to desired position and retract to desired position with no end stop
b) Extend curtain/canopy to desired position and retract to end stop
The final limit position becomes fixed, after the tubular drive has turned off automatically, in the desired position, three times.
Note
The end limits can only be set using the master transmitter. The rotation setting must be correct. When
end limits are being set, the tubular drive remains in maintained command mode. The lower end limit must
always be programmed first.
If, during extension or retraction, the tubular drive stops due to an obstruction, it is possible to extend or
retract the curtain/canopy as necessary in order to move it away from the obstruction. The obstruction
can then be removed and the curtain/canopy adjusted into the desired end limit position.
Setting the end limits
Action Response
5a) Lower end limit to upper end limit with no end stop
Note
With this end limit setting there is no automatic curtain/canopy
length adjustment.
Move the curtain/canopy to the de-
sired lower end limit.
First press the programming button
and, within 3 seconds, also press the
EXTEND button and keep both buttons
pressed. The tubular drive makes a „clack“
sound to confirm.
Then move to the desired upper end
limit.
Now press the programming button
and, within 3 seconds, the RETRACT
button and keep both buttons pressed. The tubular drive makes a „clack“
sound to confirm.
The end limits are set.
5b) Lower end limit to end stop
Move the curtain/canopy into the de-
sired lower end limit.
First press the programming button
and, within 3 seconds, also press the
EXTEND button and keep both buttons
pressed. The tubular drive makes a „clack“
sound to confirm.
Then move to the fixed end stop. The tubular drive switches off auto-
matically.
The end limits are set.
Clack
Clack
Clack