Draper Nocturne+ E Installation & Operation Instructions Download Page 8

Adjust Limits in User Mode

1. 

Move motor to limit 

(upper or lower)

 

to be changed. Screen must move 
to previously set limit and will stop 
automatically.

2. 

Hold UP and DOWN buttons until motor 
jogs.

3. 

Move motor to its new limit location and 
hold MY/STOP button until motor jogs.

Section 6 -

 RF Remote Programming Instructions 

(ONLY used if optional RTS Motor is specified)

IMPORTANT:

 This section 

ONLY

 applies if optional RTS Motor has been ordered.

Please Note:

 The motor ships with no programming. Follow these instructions to program unit to the desired transmitter.

1. 

Select a transmitter channel to assign motor. Hold UP and DOWN 
buttons until motor jogs, then release.

2. 

Check motor direction. To reverse motor direction, hold MY/STOP 
button for 5 seconds until motor jogs. Check direction again.

3. 

Move motor to upper limit position. Hold MY/STOP and DOWN 
buttons until motor moves down, then release. Use UP and DOWN 
buttons to move screen to correct lower limit and press MY/STOP.

4. 

While motor is at lower limit, hold UP and MY/STOP buttons until 
motor moves up, then release. The screen should move to upper 
limit and stop.

5. 

Next, hold MY/STOP button until motor jogs.

6. 

Put motor into USER MODE by holding small programming button 
on the back of transmitter and waiting for motor to jog.

Setting an Intermediate Stop -  
Screen MUST BE in USER mode.

1. 

Move screen to desired mid-point location and 
hold MY/STOP button until motor jogs.

2. 

To test, press the MY/STOP button when 
motor is standing still. The screen will move to 
that intermediate location.

3. 

To delete an intermediate stop, go to the 
intermediate stop and hold the MY/STOP 
button until motor jogs.

Add a Channel -  
Screen MUST BE in USER mode.

1. 

Select channel currently operating 
motor, then hold programming 
button until motor jogs.

2. 

Select new channel to add to 
motor, then hold programming 
button until motor jogs.

3. 

The motor should now work on 
both old and new channel.

Delete a Channel -  
Screen MUST BE in USER mode.

1. 

Select channel operating motor 
desired, then hold programming 
button until motor jogs.

2. 

Select channel to remove, then 
hold programming button until 
motor jogs. Motor should now 
only work on channel kept from 
Step 1.

Reset Motor

1. 

Disconnect for 3 seconds, 
reconnect for 10 seconds, 
disconnect for 3 seconds. 
Screen will roll. 

2. 

Hold program button on 
remote and wait for 2 
separate jogs.

 

Motor is now reset.

Section 5 -

 Limit Adjustments 

(Standard Motors)

Figure 7

"Down" Limit Adjustment 

(requires 

5/32

" (4mm) Allen wrench)

To Reduce Screen Drop:

1. 

Raise screen surface approximately 1' 

(30cm)

 above desired setting and turn off.

2. 

Turn DOWN 

(I)

 limit screw clockwise 

(3 screw turns = 

1/2

 roller revolution)

.

3. 

Test by lowering screen. Repeat steps 1 & 2 until desired position  

is reached.

To Increase Screen Drop:

1. 

Lower screen to down limit.

2. 

With down switch on, turn DOWN 

(I)

 limit screw counterclockwise  

(3 screw turns = ½ roller revolution) 

to increase drop.

3. 

Test by raising screen approximately 1' 

(30cm)

 then lower to new down limit.

4. 

Repeat steps 2 and 3 until desired position reached.

Please Note:

 For Quiet Motor with alternate limit screws:  

WHITE screw = UP and RED screw = DOWN. 

(Fig. 10)

.

"Up" Limit Adjustment

If Screen Raises Too High:

1. 

Lower screen surface approx. 1' 

(30cm)

 below desired setting and turn off.

2. 

Turn UP 

(II)

 limit screw clockwise  

(3 screw turns = ½ roller revolution).

3. 

Test by advancing screen up.

4.  

Repeat steps 1 through 3 until desired position is reached.

If Screen Needs to Raise Higher:

1.  

Lower screen surface approx. 1' 

(30cm)

 below desired setting and turn off.

2.  

With UP switch on, turn UP 

(II)

 limit screw counterclockwise  

(3 screw turns = 

1/2

 roller revolution)

.

3.  

Repeat steps 1 and 2 until desired position is reached.

 CAUTION:

- Be sure all switches 

are in “off" position 
before adjusting limit 
switches.

- Be prepared to shut off 

manually while testing.

- Screen may be 

damaged by lowering 
it too far and  
exposing roller.

- Motor must be 

installed so that limit 
switches are pointed 
down.

Left hand motor:

   White Socket—Down
   Yellow Socket—Up

Right hand motor:

   White Socket—Up
   Yellow Socket—Down

Left hand motor:

  White Socket—Down
  Yellow Socket—Up

Right hand motor:

  White Socket—Up
  Yellow Socket—Down

Standard Roll

Motor
End

Audience

Side

Reverse Roll

Motor
End

Back

Side

 CAUTION:

 DO NOT allow dowel to 

wrap over roller when operating screen!  
This could damage screen.

Figure 6

Please Note:

 Screen limits 

are factory set for optimum 
performance. Any adjustment of 
these limits could void the warranty. 
Please check with Draper prior to 
resetting screen limits.

Please Note:

 If Screen is “Right 

Hand Motor" the WHITE/DOWN 

(I)

 

and YELLOW/UP 

(II)

 limit screws 

are reversed 

(Fig. 7)

.

lI

I

+

+

DOWN Limit

 

(I)

Clockwise 

decreases  

down

 travel.

UP Limit 

(II)

Counterclockwise 

increases 

up

 

travel.

Channel
Selector

UP

STOP

DOWN

LED Lights

BACK

Programming

Button

Pen

Programming

Button

Pen

upper or  

lower limit

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Summary of Contents for Nocturne+ E

Page 1: ...8 Section 6 RF Remote Programming Instructions 8 Section 7 Electrical Connections 9 Section 8 Wiring Diagrams 9 Section 9 Dimensions Components 10 Section 10 Assembled Dimensions 12 POWER DRILL PENCIL...

Page 2: ...ury 12 Operation of unit should be performed only by authorized and qualified personnel who have been trained in its safe and effective operation and understand its safety features 13 The safety featu...

Page 3: ...e for selecting mounting hardware appropriate for site conditions 4 Once Case is secured to mounting surface re install Roller Assembly Quick Release Pin and Cover 5 Proceed to Section 4 Installing Ca...

Page 4: ...ravel 4 Pull cable taut and mark cable under Cable Mounting Hole Wall mount option shown 1 Install Mounting Bracket using appropriate fasteners Wall mount option shown 3A Pull cable up through the Mou...

Page 5: ...hread barrels onto stripped end of cable above the Cable Mounting Hole on Endcap Please Note Draper recommends using two crimps per cable 8 Crimp the barrels approximately 1 8 3mm above mark PLEASE NO...

Page 6: ...y Fascia 1 A Replace Operator End of Roller Assembly 2 A Replace Idler Mounting Gudgeon on Idler End of Roller Assembly B Replace Quick Release Pin 3 A Replace Fascia B Replace screws on bottom of Cas...

Page 7: ...ng Bracket until crimped barrels are resting on Cable Mounting Hole on Endcap Deck mount option shown 2 Replace Washer and Nut on the bottom bracket and tighten until desired tension is reached Wall m...

Page 8: ...mote and wait for 2 separate jogs Motor is now reset Section 5 Limit Adjustments Standard Motors Figure 7 Down Limit Adjustment requires 5 32 4mm Allen wrench To Reduce Screen Drop 1 Raise screen surf...

Page 9: ...FUSE 3 15 AMP 250 VAC 5x20mm To 110 120 VAC Line Red to screen directional Brown to screen directional Yellow to 110V 120V AC Hot Black to 110V 120V AC Hot White Common to screen 110V 120V AC Neutral...

Page 10: ...8mm SCREEN HEIGHT Deck Mounted Cable Guide Side Cable Wall Mount Option 3 92mm 3 92mm SCREEN HEIGHT Section 9 Dimensions Components Side Cable Ceiling Mount Option Wall Mounted Cable Guide page 10 of...

Page 11: ...NOTE Mounting brackets attach to surface with 10 Flat Head Screw Mounting Bracket 3 92mm 3 92mm 2 68mm 1 32mm 1 44mm 1 46mm Cable Guide Deck Mount 1 28mm 1 32mm 2 57mm 1 29mm 1 25mm Wall Mounting Bra...

Page 12: ...s Screen Width Overall Case Length Screen Width 2 29mm Dowel Length HEM POCKET Cable Guide Length Wall Mount Deck Mount 13mm from end of case to cable SCREEN HEIGHT 3 92mm 1 27mm from end of case to s...

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