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Preset channel assignment for 2-field unit

Hand-held 

control

CHANNEL

Configuration options

1

1

Awning motor left

2

Awning motor right

3

Lighting frame

4

Lighting front gutter 

5

Vertical cassette awning left

2

1 (6)

Vertical cassette awning rear

2 (7)

Vertical cassette awning right

3 (8) 

Vertical cassette awning front

4 (9)

Infrared heater rear left*

5 (10)

Infrared hearer rear right*

3

1 (11)

Infrared heater front left*

2 (12)

Infrared heater front right*

3 (13)
4 (14)
5 (15)

Preset channel assignment for 1-field unit

Hand-held 

control

CHANNEL

Configuration options

1

1

Awning motor

2

Lighting frame

3

Lighting front gutter 

4

Vertical cassette awning left

5

Vertical cassette awning rear

2

1 (6)

Vertical cassette awning right

2 (7)

Vertical cassette awning front

3 (8) 

Infrared heater rear*

4 (9)

Infrared heater front*

5 (10)

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Infrared heaters are not configured in the factory.

The following modifications can be carried out retrospectively on your awning by your markilux specialist.

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Replacement of the awning cover

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Installation of a motor

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Retrofitting an automatic control system. In principle a motor drive must be available. Ask your specialist dealer about sun and wind 
sensors, remote control, Vibrabox etc.

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Operation manual

Summary of Contents for Markant

Page 1: ...lds can be moved separately 2 field unit Radio remote controlled drive io mar kilux hand held transmitter standard 9 1 2 Perfectly horizontal system appea rance Central water drain in extension direc tion Combination with markilux 625 tracfix and markilux 776 tracfix 1 Cover support profiles 6 8 4 LED Spots attached to the front gutter 1 11 1 optional configuration 2 fields 2 motors Comfortable cl...

Page 2: ...nt of a faulty illuminant for lighting 12 5 1 Overview spare parts lighting LED Spots 12 5 2 LED spotlights in the front gutter or coupling profile 12 5 3 LED line 12 6 Maintenance and care 13 7 Disassembly and disposal 15 7 1 Dismantling 15 7 2 Disposal 15 Explanation of the signal words DANGER Marks an imminent danger that leads to death or serious injuries ATTENTION Marks important information ...

Page 3: ...clination is less than 25 14 measured at the horizontal or the awning is not extended entirely then it must not be burdened by rainwater If this is the case there is a risk of the formation of water pockets in the awning cover and the awning may become damaged or even detached from the wall Alterations like rebuilding or enlargements which are not intended by the manufacturer may only be carried o...

Page 4: ...ide the awning box and in the guidance bars are to remove immediately There is risk of the awning to be damaged or crash down Snow accumulation behind the awning must be avoided by installing a snow guard snow fence or similar or by regularly removing the snow load A motor driven awning cannot be retracted without electricity In very windy areas with frequent power cuts the use of an emergency pow...

Page 5: ... are not permitted for such installations 12 Metallic and pearl glimmer coatings of the awning frame The look of plastic coatings of metal and plastic parts in metallic and or pearl glimmer colour vary These visual differences concern in particular the intensity and characteristic of the metallic effect which may also lead to a change in the perception of the basic shade 13 Disassembly and disposa...

Page 6: ...coiling of the cover on the roller This effect can be explained by the fact that the material is thicker close to the seams coils more loosely between the seams of the cover This effect can occur both directly next to the seam as well as also in the middle of web Other irregularities Irregularities caused by the production process which cannot be avoided such as Knots thread thickening and thinnin...

Page 7: ...tion With radio controlled operation your markilux specialist must exactly explain the functions on the radio remote control to you since depending on the equipment he can set these for you individually Observe here the separate operating instructions of the motor and if available of the controller manufacturer The end stop for extension retraction of the awning is limited The end stop for the ext...

Page 8: ...tion options 1 1 Awning motor 2 Lighting frame 3 Lighting front gutter 4 Vertical cassette awning left 5 Vertical cassette awning rear 2 1 6 Vertical cassette awning right 2 7 Vertical cassette awning front 3 8 Infrared heater rear 4 9 Infrared heater front 5 10 Infrared heaters are not configured in the factory The following modifications can be carried out retrospectively on your awning by your ...

Page 9: ...er Option 7 2 infrared heaters fitted to the rain gutter Can be combined with variant 1 4 1 1 field Control LED Line in the frame can be switched and dimmed only circumferentially LED Line LED Spots in the front gutter can be switched and dimmed only together 1 field and 2 fields Infrared heater individually heat dimmable and switchable 1 If the central post distance in direction of awning extensi...

Page 10: ...t 7 1 4 infrared heaters at the coupling profile can be combined with variants 1 2 3 4 5 4 2 2 field Control LED Line in the frame can be switched and dimmed only circumferentially LED Line LED Spots in the front gutter can be switched and dimmed only together 1 field and 2 fields Infrared heater individually heat dimmable and switchable 1 If the central post distance in direction of awning extens...

Page 11: ...it has to be ensured whether the electrician has protected the connection of your lighting via an RCCB 30mA so that any eventual cable breakage does not pose any hazard For safety reasons the electronic transformer switches off automatically at a temperature of 80 C and on again after an appropriate cooling down phase Automatic switchoff thanks to the integrated timer the spotlights switch off aut...

Page 12: ...ectricity supply during work on the system unplug switch off fuse Switch on the lighting only when all cable connections have been established completely The following replacement parts are available via your markilux specialist dealer chapter Lighting type Article no 5 2 1 piece LED Spot with plug in front profile 714881 5 2 LED spotlights in the front gutter or coupling profile 1 2 3 4 714881 1 ...

Page 13: ...ece containing abrasive material emery sand pumice etc are not allowed since they could strongly change the surface Accumulations of dirt in the lateral guide tracks 1 in the area of the tracfix system 2 may lead to noises during retraction and extension The development of noise can be minimised through regular cleaning and polishing of the track area 3 6 Maintenance and care A A A Cleaning the fr...

Page 14: ...Remove the cover plugs below the coupling guide track profile Using the adjusting screws SW5 lower raise the coupling guide track 3 Select the adjustment of the coupling guide track in such a way that the water can drain through the holes in the cover Readjustment of the coupling guide track in the case of formation of water pockets markilux markant markilux com Operation manual ...

Page 15: ...dly disposal This product is marked in accordance with Directive 2012 19 EU on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE At the end of its service life this product must not be disposed of with normal household waste but must be taken to a collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment The symbol on the product the instructions for use or the packaging indicates thi...

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