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9.2   DETECTING ICE ON THE GUIDES AND FITTED BOLTS DURING THE ROLLING SHUTTER RISE

The T-MODE motor with electronic travel limit is able to detect possible 
bolts fitted in the rolling shutter as well as the presence of ice on the 
guides during the whole travel of the rolling shutter.  

 These events would 

prevent the normal rise of the rolling shutter thus damaging it.
When the rolling shutter is at rest, if you send a rise signal, and the rolling 
shutter stays at rest for 1 second due to the presence of bolts or ice on 
the guides, the motor changes to stop status. 

9.2.1  INCREASING ICE AND FITTED BOLS DETECTION SENSITIVITY 

You can increase the detection sensitivity of fitted bolts or ice in an area between the down travel limit and a 

chosen point.

In this area, if the presence of ice or bolts is detected, the motor response time is of  0.2 seconds.

When the motor detects the presence of ice or bolts, it returns to the stop status and, to open the rolling shutter, you 

must send a down command.

You can also join a torque reduction (see charter 9.1) to the sensitivity increase.

HIGH SENSITIVITY AREA   

(Power to the motor is cut after the rolling shutter has been blocked for 0.2 seconds)

Down  

travel limit

Up  

travel limit

STANDARD SENSITIVITY AREA 

 (Power to the motor is cut after the rolling shutter has been blocked for 1 second)

    THE HIGH SENSITIVITY AREA IS SET STARTING FROM THE DOWN TRAVEL LIMIT UP TO THE SELECTED POINT, AS DESCRIBED IN THE 

PROCEDURE BELOW

Take the rolling shutter to 
the point where you require 
a high sensitivity.

Press the programming push-button four times (every pressing should last 2 s 
and the interval between two pressings should be of approx. 1 second)

9.2.1.1 SETTING THE HIGH SENSITIVITY AREA

every pressing

2 seconds

1) Take the rolling shutter up to the point where you require a higher sensitivity during detection of bolts or ice on the 
guides (You can also set the whole rolling shutter travel)
2) Press the programming push-button four times
3) The motor performs three brief movements to confirm you have entered the advanced menu
4) Press twice the STOP /PREFERRED POSITION push-button, then press it again and hold it down until the motor performs 
2 brief movements in both directions to confirm the setting of the position and the exit from the advanced menu.
6) If the motor performs three brief movements in both directions, this means that the procedure was not performed 
correctly and that you are still in the advanced menu. Repeat point 4.

Summary of Contents for T-MODE TM 35 ER

Page 1: ...T MODE TM 35 ER TM35 ERO TM 45 ER TM 58 ER...

Page 2: ...tem is 2 5 m 9 Make sure that a differential switch with trip threshold of 0 03 A is fitted upstream of the system 10 Several motors can be connected with the same inverter if the latter supports the...

Page 3: ...OR DIAMETER mm L LENGTH WITH ADAPTER mm PROTECTION CLASS 8 17 8 20 4 17 230 50 130 0 6 50 45 440 IP44 15 17 15 20 4 17 230 50 180 0 8 50 45 465 IP44 20 17 20 20 4 17 230 50 230 1 50 45 480 IP44 30 17...

Page 4: ...fore fitting the wheel adapter fig 2 ref b A already built in in model TM35 ERO 3 Lock the adapter with the supplied stop Fig 2 ref c 4 Make sure that the adapter is well secured Fig 2 ref c 3 2 INSTA...

Page 5: ...or down push buttons are automatically matched to the correct direction of motor rotation Fig 6 ATTENTION IF A PUSH BUTTON COMMAND IS NOT USED DO NOT CONNECT THE BLACK WIRE ATTENTION the push button...

Page 6: ...UTTONS ARE AUTOMATICALLY MATCHED TO THE CORRECT DIRECTION OF ROTATION Fig 8 Fig 9 WITHIN 10 SECONDS 5 SET UP SETTING THE TRAVEL LIMITS The SET UP procedure enables you to set by pressing the connected...

Page 7: ...travel limit is lower than the mechanical stop point This avoids useless tensioning of the rolling shutter 5 Possibility of modifying the obstacle detection sensitivity on 10 levels and the torque in...

Page 8: ...e automatic semiautomatic or manual set up procedure FIND THE PUSH BUTTON CONTROLLING THE RISE AND HOLD IT DOWN UNTIL THE MOTOR ROTATES IN BOTH DIRECTIONS END OF SET UP BEFORE COMPLETING THE SET UP TH...

Page 9: ...onds Release it and hold it down again until the motor per forms a brief movement in both directions to check the correct setting of both the rolling shutter mode and the travel limit 3 Press the push...

Page 10: ...AND HOLD IT DOWN AGAIN TILL THE END OF THE INDICATED MOVEMENTS TO CONFIRM THE PERFORMED MEMORY STORING OF THE UP TRAVEL LIMIT WITHIN 3 SECONDS 2 seconds 1 second PRESS THE UP OR DOWN PUSH BUTTON AND T...

Page 11: ...2 seconds Release it for 1 second and hold it down until the motor performs a brief movement in both directions to check the correct setting of both the rolling shutter mode and the down travel limit...

Page 12: ...on controlling the lowering and go to the down travel limit 4 Press the stop preferred position push button until the motor performs a brief movement in both directions 5 Check if the travel limit pos...

Page 13: ...THE DOWN TRAVEL LIMIT 1 Press the up or down push button and take the awning to the selected position for the DOWN travel limit Release the push button 2 Press the stop preferred position push button...

Page 14: ...ESS THE UP OR DOWN PUSH BUTTON AND TAKE THE AWINING TO THE UP TRAVEL LIMIT OR DOWN TRAVEL LIMIT UP TRAVEL LIMIT PRESS TWICE THE STOP PREFERRED POSITION PUSH BUTTON FOR 2 SECONDS RELEASE IT FOR 1 SECON...

Page 15: ...rrectly If the travel limits have not been set correctly execute a reset and repeat the set up procedure 5 4 SET UP FOR CASSETTE AWNING BEFORE COMPLETING THE SET UP THE MOTOR COULD ROTATE IN THE OPPOS...

Page 16: ...e push button controlling the rise and go to the up travel limit 4 Press 3 times the stop preferred position push button release it for 1 second and hold it down again until the motor performs a brief...

Page 17: ...ming push button for 7 seconds 3 The motor performs a brief movement in both directions to confirm the performed memory storing 7 seconds RESET OK Every pressing 2 seconds PRESS THE UP OR DOWN PUSH BU...

Page 18: ...EMOTE CONTROLS 1 Supply power to the motor 2 On an already memory stored remote control press the PROGRAMMING push button for 2 seconds and within 5 seconds press the STOP PREFERRED POSITION push butt...

Page 19: ...to the motor after approx 10 seconds the motor operates in both directions for 1 second signalling that the memory has been completely deleted 3 Cut power again to the motor Disconnect the red or blac...

Page 20: ...80 dof total torque default for cassette awning 4 UP PUSH BUTTON PRESSINGS UP HELD DOWN TILL CONFIRMATION 100 of total torque default for rolling shutters and standard or fall type awnings x N times...

Page 21: ...after the rolling shutter has been blocked for 0 2 seconds Down travel limit Up travel limit STANDARD SENSITIVITY AREA Power to the motor is cut after the rolling shutter has been blocked for 1 secon...

Page 22: ...icetheSTOP PREFERREDPOSITIONpush button everypressing 2 seconds and within 1 second press the STOP PREFERRED POSITION push button for 5 seconds to confirm the performed setting WITHIN 1 SECOND The mot...

Page 23: ...ection inhibition is required You can also set the whole rolling shutter travel 2 Press the programming push button four times 3 The motor performs three brief movements to confirm you have entered th...

Page 24: ...lete the position previously stored in the memory 2 The motor performs a brief movement in both directions to confirm the performed deletion If you want to set a new preferred position perform the pro...

Page 25: ...FROM THE REMOTE CONTROL Remote control not memory stored Memory store the first remote control A NEW REMOTE CONTROL CANNOT BE ADDED The maximum number of remote controls that can be memory stored has...

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