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2

3

end

NEW

PRG

5

 sec

PRG

2

OLD

(x 

1

)

PRG

3

On the NEW transmitter: 

hold down 

the button and 

release it after 

seconds

;

count 2 movements.

On the OLD transmitter: 

press and 

release the button (

1 time

);

count 

3 movements (= transmitter 

memorised)

. If the system makes 6 

movements (= memory locked or full, 
transmitter not memorised).

A.6.1.

B

 - Procedure for transmitters without the “PRG” and “ESC” buttons”

1

2

 3

NEW

8

 sec

OLD

(x 

3

)

On the NEW transmitter: 

hold down the but-

ton and 

release it after 

8 seconds

;

On the OLD transmitter: 

press and release the but-

ton (

3 times

), provided the button is memorised.

3

end

NEW

(x 

1

)

3

On the NEW transmitter: 

press and re-

lease the button (

1 time

);

count 

3 movements (= transmitter memorised)

. If 

the system makes 6 movements (= memory locked or 
full, transmitter not memorised).

A.6.2 - To memorise the transmitter buttons in “Mode II” (“Custom mode”)

• Procedures A.6.2

A

 and A.6.2.

B

 memorise a single button on the 

new

 transmitter in Mode II; i.e. they associate with the button (chosen by the installer) one of the 

commands in the motor’s “list of commands” (for details on “Mode II” see section 4.4.1-B).

• Procedures A.6.2

A

 and A.6.2.

B

 memorise a single button. Repeat this operation to memorise another button.

A.6.2.

A

 - Procedure for transmitters equipped with the “PRG” and “ESC” buttons (“ERA P” and “ERA W”)

1

2

continues 

OLD

PRG

2

1

sec.

2

PRG

NEW

PRG

5

 sec

On the OLD transmitter: 

Hold 

down the button and wait...

count 2 movements;

wait 
again...

count 2 more move-
ments; 

release the but-
ton.

On the NEW transmitter: 

hold down the but-

ton and 

 2

3

continues 

 

PRG

2

Select the desired 

option and pro-

gram it

as follows 

OLD

(x 

...

)

8 OPTIONS:
1 press

 = Open > Stop > Close > Stop > ...

2 presses

 = Open 

3 presses

 = Close 

4 presses

 = Stop

5 presses

 = Open after 10 seconds

6 presses

 = Open after 20 seconds

7 presses

 = Close after 10 seconds

8 presses

 = Close after 20 seconds

release it after 

5 seconds

;

count 2 movements.

On the OLD transmitter: 

Press and release the button 

the number of times

 indicated 

in the option you have chosen;

 3

4

end

7

sec.

?

n

NEW

5

 sec

...

...

3

After about 7 seconds, the motor performs a 
number of 

movements

 equal to the number 

of pulses entered.

On the NEW transmitter: 

select the button 

you want to memorise; hold it down and 

release it after 

seconds

;

count 

3 movements (= transmitter memo-

rised)

. If the system makes 6 movements (= mem-

ory locked or full, transmitter not memorised).

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Summary of Contents for E EDGE XSI 0620 LDC

Page 1: ...Tubular Motor EN Instructions and warnings for installation and use Nice E EDGE XSI 0620 LDC...

Page 2: ...Customer Service The manufacturer assumes no liability for damage to property items or persons resulting from non compliance with the assembly instructions In such cases the warranty for material def...

Page 3: ...ve the awning up or down stop it at the upper limit switch the lower limit switch or various intermediate positions it moves awnings of different weights at the same speed the up and down speeds are t...

Page 4: ...semble and install the motor refer to fig 3 the accessories shown in fig 3 are not included in the package To select the limit switch gear wheel fig 3 a drive wheel fig 3 b motor bracket fig 3 f or to...

Page 5: ...ncluded in the package CAUTION The smaller cables must be handled carefully because they contain very thin wires that could be damaged f Motor bracket not included in the package 2 screws self tapping...

Page 6: ...D done with a smartphone Programming with a smartphone with NFC Near Field Communication This technology is not yet available on this motor 4 2 Positions in which the awning stops automati cally The e...

Page 7: ...ed to disconnect all motors you do not wish to pro gram proceed as follows 1 run procedure A 1 to memorise the first transmitter on the motor you wish to pro gram 2 run procedure A 2 to deactivate all...

Page 8: ...he button 1 time the movement will stop briefly com mand received and the awning will resume its up and down movements each of random duration 5 end x 1 3 Observe the same awning and at the start of a...

Page 9: ...the system will then move the awning to the mid position During the 5 minutes at any time hold down the button and release it after 10 seconds the system will then move the awning to the mid position...

Page 10: ...stopped when it collides with the box UP limit switch po sition 0 release the button Hold down the button and wait 2 3 4 5 1 x 1 PRG 2 5 sec 2 release the button as soon as the awning reaches positio...

Page 11: ...You can memorise up to 30 H positions wherever you wish provided that these are between the two limit switch positions These positions can only be pro grammed after the limit switch positions Repeat...

Page 12: ...on Mode II see section 4 4 1 B Procedures A 6 2A and A 6 2 B memorise a single button Repeat this operation to memorise another button A 6 2 A Procedure for transmitters equipped with the PRG and ESC...

Page 13: ...nd release the button 1 time count 2 movements Press and release the button 1 time count 3 movements A English 12 A 6 2 B Procedure for transmitters without the PRG and ESC buttons When performing the...

Page 14: ...ton either the key memorised in mode 2 or the climatic conditions sensor count 5 movements option D 5 end 5 sec 5 Hold down both buttons release them after 5 seconds count 5 movements A 8 2 Procedure...

Page 15: ...ationary at the Upper limit switch 0 The following options are available sensitivity to obstacles ENABLED this setting is only active when the awning is moving Up The motor delivers a lot of force and...

Page 16: ...completely customise the movement of the awning allowing you to align mul tiple awnings of different sizes with different diameter rollers among other effects or make the awning run more quietly The...

Page 17: ...on deceleration 1 5 rotations 4 presses sets long acceleration deceleration 2 rotations 5 presses sets maximum acceleration deceleration 3 rotations Hold down the buttonand release it after 5 seconds...

Page 18: ...d to 15 Klux 4 presses sets the threshold to 30 Klux 5 presses sets the threshold to 45 Klux Press and release the button the number of times indicated in the option you have chosen 4 5 end 7 sec 1 2...

Page 19: ...seconds count 5 movements A GROUP B PROCEDURES Procedures run with the motor head buttons B 1 Precise adjustment of the UP 0 and DOWN 1 limit switch positions NOTES AND WARNINGS This adjustment can be...

Page 20: ...erface C GROUP D PROCEDURES done exclusively with a smartphone with NFC Near Field Communication NOTES AND WARNINGS The programming with the NFC technology is not yet available on this motor For more...

Page 21: ...the awning makes 2 move ments With the motor in MANUAL mode enabled with button if the user sends the com mand Sun On with button the awning moves to the above threshold position the system re starts...

Page 22: ...to cool down make sure the mains voltage corre sponds to the values indicated in the technical data chapter of this manual by measuring the voltage between the common wire and the electrical phase wir...

Page 23: ......

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