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CONTENTS

Getting Started:

Product View ................................................................ 1
Tools and Fasteners Needed .......................................... 2
Valance Types ............................................................... 3
Installation Brackets Required ........................................ 3

Installation:

Installation Overview ..................................................... 4
Outside Mount Installation ............................................. 5

Mount the Installation Brackets .................................. 5
Mount the Headrail .................................................... 8

Inside/Ceiling Mount Installation ..................................... 9

Mount the Installation Brackets .................................. 9
Mount the Headrail .................................................. 10

Install the Fabric Stack ................................................ 11

Prepare the Fabric Stack ......................................... 11
Install the Fabric Stack into the Headrail ................... 12
Set Cord Tension ..................................................... 17

Mount the PowerView

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Manual Control Button ............. 22

Connect the Power Source .......................................... 24

Battery Wands ........................................................ 24
DC Power Supply .................................................... 26

Operation:

Testing the Shade ....................................................... 27
Using the PowerView Remote ...................................... 27
Resetting the Shade (If Necessary) ............................... 28
Dual Operation ............................................................ 29

Valance Installation:

Valance Attachment .................................................... 30

Attach Valance Clips ................................................ 30
Aluminum Valance .................................................. 31
Alternative Wood Valance ......................................... 33

Room Divider Installation ............................................. 34

Care:

Troubleshooting .......................................................... 35
Removing the Shade (If Necessary) .............................. 38
Cleaning Procedures ................................................... 38

Declarations

.............................................................. 40

Warranty

.........................................................Back Cover

Questions?

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Summary of Contents for Douette PowerView

Page 1: ...Installation Operation Care Duette Honeycomb Shades Vertiglide Side Stack Design PowerView Motorization ...

Page 2: ...Manual Control Button 22 Connect the Power Source 24 Battery Wands 24 DC Power Supply 26 Operation Testing the Shade 27 Using the PowerView Remote 27 Resetting the Shade If Necessary 28 Dual Operation 29 Valance Installation Valance Attachment 30 Attach Valance Clips 30 Aluminum Valance 31 Alternative Wood Valance 33 Room Divider Installation 34 Care Troubleshooting 35 Removing the Shade If Necess...

Page 3: ... Located inside headrail Inside Mount Adaptor Moving Rail Fabric Carriers Extension Bracket Optional Outside Mount Hardware 1 8 Shim 1 2 Spacer Block Stationary Rail Extension Cable DC Power Supply Optional Headrail Gearbox Cord Tensioners Battery Wands Moving Rail Bracket Manual Control Button Motor Installation Brackets ...

Page 4: ...d Fasteners Needed Flat blade and magnetic tipped Phillips screwdrivers Level laser level is recommended Measuring tape and pencil Power drill 3 32 drill bit and 1 4 hex driver Scissors In addition you will need fasteners designed to work with your specific mounting surface s 6 Hex Head Screws Provided Two 11 2 screws are provided per installation bracket Longer 6 Hex Head Screws Not Provided If u...

Page 5: ...ies with headrail width as shown in the table Shade Width Brackets Required 12 31 2 311 8 66 3 661 8 96 4 961 8 139 5 1391 8 168 6 Sydney III Aluminum Valance Grandover Alternative Wood Valance Corner End Cap Corner Bracket Return Return Dovetail Brackets 11 2 Pleat Size 11 4 Pleat Size 3 4 Pleat Size Valance Clips 11 2 Pleat Size 11 4 Pleat Size 3 4 Pleat Size Valance Clips NOTE Two installers ar...

Page 6: ...e installing left stack or right stack If a sliding glass door opens from the right side a left stack design is best If the door opens from the left side a right stack design is best NOTE A left stack design is shown throughout these instructions Procedures for a right stack design are the same but at opposite sides of the fabric stack and headrail Next Step Refer to the page below based on your s...

Page 7: ...e where to place the top of the installation brackets Add the desired floor clearance to the ordered height of the shade The ordered height can be found on the packaging label A minimum of 1 2 floor clearance is recommended Measure the total distance up from the floor This is where to place the top of the installation brackets A minimum flat vertical surface of 11 4 is required to mount the bracke...

Page 8: ... extension brackets attach an installation bracket to the underside of each extension bracket using the provided screws and speed nuts If using spacer blocks first attach the installation bracket to the 1 2 spacer block before stacking additional spacer blocks or shims together Insert the legs of the installation bracket into the tabs on the spacer block Then rotate the installation bracket back U...

Page 9: ...face Do not mount spacer blocks and installation brackets on curved molding 3 Not provided up to 11 2 of spacer blocks shims 21 2 Not provided up to 11 8 of spacer blocks shims Never use more than 11 2 of spacer blocks shims IMPORTANT The provided 11 2 screws can only be used with a maximum of one 1 8 shim You will need to supply longer screws if additional clearance is required A minimum 11 4 len...

Page 10: ...ail position cannot easily be adjusted after the headrail is mounted Remember that the end of the white gearbox is the end of the headrail on the stacking side Place the front groove on the headrail onto the front lip of the installation brackets Rotate the rear of the headrail up and push back until the headrail snaps in place Proceed to Install the Fabric Stack on page 11 Align Headrail with End...

Page 11: ...ng depths The minimum casement depth for a fully recessed mount varies with valance type and fabric pleat size as shown in the table Mark the center screw hole when depth permits IMPORTANT For the 11 2 pleat size a minimum 1 4 rear clearance is recommended Drill the screw holes using a 3 32 drill bit CAUTION Use drywall anchors when mounting into drywall Use the drill bit size recommended by the m...

Page 12: ...y components from the headrail Both end plates should remain attached to the ends of the headrail Place the front groove on the headrail onto the front lip of the installation bracket Position the end of the headrail opposite the fabric stack flush against the jamb This leaves a gap on the stationary rail side The stationary rail fills this gap when anchored Rotate the rear of the headrail up and ...

Page 13: ...re the Fabric Stack Insert the stationary rail bracket into the vertical rail on the side where the fabric stacks The bracket fits into the grooves on the rear of the vertical rail Insert the bracket until it is seated and the bracket catch snaps into the hole on the back of the rail Check that the bracket catch is fully engaged Bracket Catch Seated Bracket ...

Page 14: ...racket about 1 4 should extend from the rail After inserting the bracket peel off the red label Install the Fabric Stack into the Headrail Insert the moving rail onto the moving rail bracket The bracket fits into the grooves on the rear of the vertical rail Be sure to fit the bracket into both rear grooves Insert the bracket until the bracket catch snaps into the hole on the back of the rail Check...

Page 15: ...h the notch on the stationary rail side compressing the foam block Unwrap a small amount of cord from the orange cord organizer if you need more slack The wheels with clear stems fit into the rear channel and the wheels with black stems into the front channel NOTE The fabric carrier wheels only fit into the rail the correct way it is not possible to install them into the wrong channel IMPORTANT Do...

Page 16: ...bracket To move the stationary rail bracket pull the bottom of the rail into the room slightly before sliding the bracket Outside Mount Move the stationary rail bracket so that the stationary rail is aligned with the end of the white gearbox Inside Mount Move the stationary rail bracket so that the stationary rail is flush against the jamb Stationary Rail Stationary Rail Bracket Align Outside Moun...

Page 17: ... and side to side Attach the stationary rail bottom bracket using the screw provided If you used spacer blocks or extension brackets with the installation brackets use an extension bracket to mount the stationary rail away from the wall CAUTION Use drywall anchors when mounting into drywall Wall Stationary Rail Bottom Bracket Stationary Rail Stationary Rail Bottom Bracket Stationary Rail Extension...

Page 18: ...ationary rail to the side of the jamb Slide the inside mount adaptor onto the stationary rail bottom bracket Align the screw hole of the adaptor to face the side jamb or side wall Secure with the provided screw through the inside mount adaptor and into the side jamb or side wall NOTE If you ordered your shade with a cut out for baseboards or other obstructions you must use the inside mount adaptor...

Page 19: ...her of the two holes on the bracket NOTE Two 8 x 3 8 pan head screws are provided one is a spare Set Cord Tension Unwrap the cord from the orange cord organizer Remove any twists by running a finger between the two cords Note that both ends of the cords are tied to washers to prevent the cords from slipping into the vertical rail ...

Page 20: ... The cord is routed under the end plate and into the slot so that the washer is on the inside of the end plate as shown The washer on the other cord is trimmed off and the end is tied to the cord tensioner Then that cord is looped around the T near the front of the end plate IMPORTANT The top of the looped cord must be the portion of the cord coming from the cord tensioner Cord Tensioner Moving Ra...

Page 21: ... knot from the end of the other cord and tie the cord to the cord tensioner using a square knot There are two cord tensioners in the headrail one is a spare Trim the end of the cord to about 1 2 Loop the cord from the tensioner around the T near the front of the end plate The top of the loop must be the cord from the cord tensioner Be sure the cord is not twisted Washer Slot Loop Around the T Top ...

Page 22: ...rk from the front side of the shade Locate the Phillips screws on the moving rail bracket To adjust the bottom end of the moving rail to the right loosen the right screw one half turn then tighten the left screw one half turn Repeat until the rail is properly aligned To adjust the bottom end of the moving rail to the left loosen the left screw one half turn then tighten the right screw one half tu...

Page 23: ...eadrail until the cord is taut Manually open and close the fabric stack several times This evenly distributes tension throughout the shade If necessary readjust the cord tensioner by sliding it until the cord is taut Check to ensure the proper tension Make any needed adjustments by sliding the cord tensioner in its channel so that the moving rail slides easily and holds its position anywhere along...

Page 24: ...the motor attached to a wire harness that is connected to the motor Remove the manual control button from the headrail Disconnect the 10 pin connector from the manual control button IMPORTANT Do not disconnect the wire harness from the motor Insert the 10 pin connector through the slot at the front of the gearbox ...

Page 25: ... manual control button assembly Be sure to orient the holes on the connector the same way IMPORTANT Do not force the connector into the port If the connector is oriented correctly it should fit onto the pins in the port with little effort Affix the manual control button to the wall or molding Peel the backing from the double sided tape on the rear of the assembly Press the manual control button on...

Page 26: ... Squeeze the cap latch to release the cap Remove the cap from the battery wand Install the batteries according to the instructions on the battery wand label Hunter Douglas recommends AA alkaline batteries for use with our battery powered shades These will provide more than one year of operation depending on usage Lithium and rechargeable batteries are not recommended Replace the cap Align the tab ...

Page 27: ...y wand into the front channel of the headrail If Your Order Came with One Battery Wand Only Plug the single power cable from the motor into the socket on the battery wand Place the battery wand into the front channel of the headrail The front lip on the channel holds the wand in position Second Battery Wand ...

Page 28: ...let Secure the extension cable using wire retainers not supplied Be sure the cable does not impede the operation of the shade Space the wire retainers approximately 15 apart along the power supply cable as shown WARNING Keep cables and small parts out of the reach of children They can wrap cables around their necks and STRANGLE They can also put small parts in their mouths and CHOKE WARNING Electr...

Page 29: ...te using the remote until it has been joined to a group 1 Press and hold STOP for 4 seconds to put the remote in program mode The lights on the remote will flash to indicate it is in program mode 2 Press the desired group number 1 6 on the remote The backlight for the group number will flash to show it is selected 3 Press and hold the manual control button on the shade 4 While continuing to press ...

Page 30: ...rView Pebble Remote and or PowerView Surface Remote Operation For information regarding operation and programming of the PowerView remote refer to your PowerView Motorization Remote Control Guide PowerView Scene Controller For information regarding operation and programming of the PowerView Scene Controller refer to your PowerView Motorization Scene Controller Guide PowerView App Operation The Pow...

Page 31: ... Joining a Shade to a Group on page 27 to program the shade to a group Dual Operation An innovative feature of Duette Vertiglide with PowerView Motorization is dual operation the shade can be operated either motorized or manually The drive belt automatically disengages after each motorized use allowing the shade to be traversed manually When the remote is used the drive belt automatically re engag...

Page 32: ...top of the headrail Keep a minimum of 3 between the end of the headrail and the valance clips NOTE Use the valance clips to hold the wire from the motor to the manual control button in place IMPORTANT Be sure to avoid areas where the headrail attaches to the installation brackets See the appropriate page for your type of valance Sydney III Aluminum Valance Page 31 EverWood Grandover Alternative Wo...

Page 33: ...valance Do not hammer the end cap into the valance the end cap will bend Slide the valance return onto the corner end cap Place locks into the circular opening of the valance corner end cap with the prongs facing out Use a flat blade screwdriver to turn each lock so that its tab fits into the groove on the valance and return This locks the valance and return to the end cap Corner End Cap Locks Tab...

Page 34: ...e valance into the top of the valance clip Rotate the valance down to snap it into place onto the headrail TIP Tap the valance at each clip to assure that the valance is securely attached to the valance clips and the clips are securely attached to the headrail Outside Mount Inside Mount Valance ...

Page 35: ...rners are flush Headrail widths over 96 with two piece valances Lay the two pieces of the valance on a flat surface and connect them by placing a dovetail bracket at the seam Attach dovetail brackets to the valance clips Insert the top of the dovetail bracket into the top of the valance clip Rotate the dovetail bracket down to snap it in place Corner Bracket Front of Valance Valance Return Cross S...

Page 36: ...red a room divider kit you received a second valance along with the appropriate number of rear valance clips Installation of the shade is the same as an inside mount The only additional step is attaching the second valance to the rear side of the headrail Attach the rear valance clips to the rear of the headrail as shown below Attach the rear valance the same way you attached the front valance Out...

Page 37: ...handle s Solution With outside mounts use extension brackets or spacer blocks to allow adequate clearance for your shade See Mount the Installation Brackets beginning on page 5 With inside mounts reposition the installation brackets to add clearance See Mount the Installation Brackets beginning on page 9 Problem The shade does not operate using the manual control button Solution Unplug the power c...

Page 38: ...brackets The shade may need to be reset Refer to Resetting the Shade If Necessary on page 28 Problem The shade binds or moves with difficulty toward the end of the headrail Solution Check that the headrail and installation brackets are level and aligned Shim the installation brackets to level the headrail Check that the tension cord is routed correctly See Set Cord Tension beginning on page 17 If ...

Page 39: ...t in place and insert a small screw into the channel next to the cord tensioner Problem The shade is not vertically aligned Solution Check that the installation brackets are level and aligned Shim the installation brackets to level the headrail if necessary Check that the headrail is completely inserted into the installation brackets See Mount the Headrail on page 8 OB or page 10 IB Adjust the scr...

Page 40: ...he back of the headrail Place the entire Vertiglide shade assembly headrail vertical rails and fabric panels on the floor To remove the fabric panels from the headrail for cleaning reverse the steps stated in Install the Fabric Stack on page 11 Cleaning Procedures Hunter Douglas Duette honeycomb shades are made of anti static dust resistant fabric which repels dirt and dust For most honeycomb fabr...

Page 41: ... Never immerse the headrail into the solution Rinse with clean water Before removing from the rinse water fully open stack the shade and tilt it to allow excess water to drain off Dry the shade completely in the closed position Ultrasonic Cleaning CAUTION Do not ultrasonically clean Myst Sheer Opalessence and all opaque fabrics Specify that a mild detergent solution be used IMPORTANT Never immerse...

Page 42: ...ch the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Industry Canada Under Industry Canada regulations this radio transmitter may only operate using an antenna of a type and maximum or lesser gain approved for...

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Page 44: ... LIMITED WARRANTY Hunter Douglas window fashion products are covered for defects in materials workmanship or failure to operate for as long as the original retail purchaser owns the product unless shorter periods are provided below All internal mechanisms Components and brackets Fabric delamination Operational cords for a full 7 years from the date of purchase Repairs and or replacements will be m...

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