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HOW TO USE THE RADIO CONTROLS
On the remote-control, every single pressure of
the rise or descent key commands a complete
movement. To stop a manoeuvre, press the STOP
push-button, otherwise the motor will continue
operating until the relevant travel-limit stop is
reached.
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ADJUSTMENT OF THE TRAVEL-LIMIT STOPS
5.1 CORRELATION BETWEEN ROLLER ROTATION DIRECTION
AND TRAVEL-LIMIT ARROWS
4.3 DELETION OF INTERNAL RECEIVER MEMORY ( RESET )
According to the type of configuration of your instal-
lation (Fig.9), follow the instructions in the following
paragraphs.
1. Power up the motor. The receiver installed in the motor goes
into the programming phase, moving the motor in both
directions for 1 second.
2. Press key
B
(DESCENT) of the transmitter within 15 seconds.
3. To confirm correct programming, the motor moves again
in both directions for 1 second.
4. Run some brief rise, stop and descent manoeuvres to check
correct operation.
TYPE 1 AND 4
TYPE 2 AND 3
1. Power up the motor. The receiver installed in the motor goes
into the programming phase, moving the motor in both
directions for 1 second.
2. Press key
A
(RISE) of the transmitter within 15 seconds.
3. To confirm correct programming, the motor moves again
in both directions for 1 second.
4. Run some brief rise, stop and descent manoeuvres to check
correct operation.
4.2 ADDITION OF OTHER RADIO CONTROLS
1. Press and hold down for 5 seconds the STOP key of the
transmitter (already stored in the memory); the motor moves
for 1 second in both directions.
2. Press the RISE key within 5 seconds, and press the DESCENT
Key within the next 5 seconds; the motor moves in both
directions for 1 second.
3. Press the RISE push-button of the NEW transmitter within 5
seconds. If the new transmitter was correctly memory-stored,
the motor moves in both directions for 1 second.
4. If the memory storage was not successfully performed,
repeat the procedure.
Up to 32 transmitters can be memory-stored in
every receiver. If all the receiver’s memories
are occupied, the motor moves twice in both
directions.
4.1
HOW TO MEMORY-STORE THE FIRST TRANSMITTER
TYPE 1
TYPE 2
TYPE 3
TYPE 4
MOTOR HEAD SIDE
Fig.8
A system of electro-mechanical travel-limit stops is housed
inside the FAAC tubular motors. These stops cut power to
the motor, when the opening or closing limit of the roller-
shutter is reached.
Roller
rotation
direction
Relevant
travel-limit stop
Roller
rotation
direction
Relevant
travel-limit stop
KEY
A
: RISE
KEY
B
: DESCENT
KEY
C
: STOP
Fig.10
Fig.9
If memory storage is not successful, give a reset
command (CHAP. 4.3) and repeat the procedu-
re.
1) Cut power to the motor, wait for 10 seconds and
connect the RED (or black) wire to the brown wire.
(If a “step-by-step” push-button is available, just hold it down
without making the connection.)
2) Supply power 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 black and the brown wires. (Release the
push-button if the “step-by-step” push-button is available)
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