5.5.3 Variant A: Upper and lower end position
freely adjustable
Variant A:
Upper and lower end position freely adjustable
①
Starting from a central blind position, press the
[
UP
▲] button with the assembly cable or a
programmed transmitter until the blind reaches the
desired upper end position.
The drive begins to travel, briefly stops and travels
further (for as long as the [
UP
▲] button remains
pressed).
You can make corrections using the [UP ▲] and
[DOWN/CLOSE ▼] buttons.
②
Press the [
DOWN/CLOSE
▼] button until the drive
stops automatically.
The upper end position has been set.
③
Press the [
DOWN/CLOSE
▼] button again until the
blind has reached the desired end position.
The drive begins to travel, briefly stops and travels
further (for as long as the [
DOWN/CLOSE
▼]
button remains pressed).
You can make corrections using the [UP ▲]
and [DOWN/CLOSE ▼] buttons.
④
Press the [
UP
▲] button until the drive stops
automatically.
By default, the lower end position has been set.
Non-standard setting for placement of the blind slats
at the lower end position: See chapter 5.6.
Adjustment of the variant A end position is complete.
5.5.4 Variant B: Fixed upper limit stop, lower end
position freely adjustable
Variant B: Fixed upper limit stop, lower
end position freely adjustable
①
Starting from a central blind position, press the
[
UP
▲] button with the assembly cable or a
programmed transmitter until the blind has reached
the upper end position (travels to the upper limit
stop).
The drive begins to travel, briefly stops and travels
further (for as long as the [
UP
▲] button remains
pressed).
The drive switches off automatically when the upper
limit stop is reached.
②
Press the [
DOWN/CLOSE
▼] button until the drive
stops automatically.
The upper end position has been set.
③
Press the [
DOWN/CLOSE
▼] button again until the
blind has reached the desired lower end position.
The drive begins to travel, briefly stops and travels
further (for as long as the button remains pressed).
You can make corrections using the [UP ▲]
and [DOWN/CLOSE ▼] buttons.
④
Press the [
UP
▲] button until the drive stops
automatically.
By default, the lower end position has been set.
Non-standard setting for placement of the blind slats
at the lower end position: See chapter 5.6.
Adjustment of the variant B end position is complete.
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Relief function | End position adjustment
5.5.1 Changing/deleting the end positions
It is not possible to change or delete individual end
positions. This is always done in pairs (upper and lower end
position simultaneously).
Before you can change or delete the end positions, the
power supply must first be interrupted.
After a brief disconnection from the power supply, the end
positions can be deleted within 5 minutes.
Changing/deleting the end positions
1
Restore the power supply after the mains have been
switched off.
2
Starting from a central blind position, use the assem-
bly cable or a programmed transmitter to simultane-
ously press both direction buttons [
UP
▲]+[
DOWN/
CLOSE
▼], and hold them down until the drive briefly
moves up and down.
The end position settings have been deleted.
The end positions may be readjusted.
5.5.2 Four variants of end position settings
Four different end position settings are possible. These can
be clearly selected according to the technical requirements
of the blind.
End position settings (4
variants)
possible with
A
Upper and lower end
position freely adjustable
Suspension spring,
tapes, belt
B
Fixed upper limit stop,
lower end position freely
adjustable
T-straps, tapes, belt,
limit plugs, angle
bracket
C
Fixed upper and lower limit
stop
Anti push-up device,
rigid shaft connectors,
limit plugs, angle
bracket
D
Upper end position freely
adjustable, fixed lower limit
stop
Anti push-up device,
tapes, rigid shaft
connectors
Important
When programming an end position to the limit stop, the
relief function for the blind is activated automatically.
The blind always remains resting on the limit stop in an
unstrained position.
If the blind is programmed with a fixed limit stop, reference
runs are performed. Initially upon the first travel run, then
cyclically later. During reference runs, the blind moves to
the limit stop and then relieves itself of any strain.
The blind protection system is only adapted to the blind
after a complete, uninterrupted upwards and downwards
travel.
