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OPERATIONAL MODES
The A510038 control units may be connected to motors with either mechanical or
electronic limit switches.
To adjust the limit switches refer to the motor manual.
- MECHANICAL LIMIT SWITCH
Connect the control unit. Move the motor in the desired direction. Turn the motor’s
adjustment screws to bring the awning to the desired position.
- MECHANICAL LIMIT SWITCH WITH CASSETTE AWNINGS (closing force adjustment)
Also with a cassette awning it’s possible to set the closing position in “closing force
adjustment”. Connect the control unit. Move the motor in the desired direction. Turn the
motor’s adjustment screws to bring the awning near to limit closed position. Stop the
motor and again turn the motor adjustment screws in the + direction three (3) turns, to
adjust the mechanical limit stop position of the motor beyond the mechanical stop.
- ELECTRONIC LIMIT SWITCH (control panel)
Some motors with an electronic limit switch (e.g. Wave Wire) may require the limit
switch to be set with the control panel. In this case, adjust the limit switch first, then
connect the control unit.
NOTES ON ADJUSTMENT OF THE LIMIT SWITCHES
MOVING THE MOTORS WITH OVERRIDE DEVICE
This control unit is specifically suited for motors with mechanical limit switch and manual
override device (Ocean), even when combined with cassette awnings.
After a safety action movement of the awnings, the control unit resets the proper positions
upon reaching a valid limit switch position.
SETTING THE FIRST REMOTE CONTROL AND SETTING THE
ROTATION DIRECTION OF THE MOTOR
This operation can only be performed when the control unit is new, or after a total delete
of the memory.
During this step, power up only one control unit at time!
T1: First remote control to be set
T1
T1
T1 (2 sec)
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A
B
B
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