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A.5 - Assigning a behaviour to a push button panel with 2 buttons
NOTES AND WARNINGS
• Before starting, chose the behaviour from those listed in
Table A
: the choice must account for the mechanical operation of the buttons and the automation application.
TABLE A – Types of behaviour for a 2 button panel (
s
and
t
)
Type
Types of behaviour
TYPE A
– standard Nice operation for “ERA”
series
(factory setting).
Note
– This behaviour is best suited to panels WITH
interlocked buttons.
• To start a movement:
to
raise
the awning press
s
; to
lower
it press
t
.
• To stop the movement:
press the opposite button from that used to start the movement.
TYPE B
– with Stop and immediate reverse
commands.
Note
– For this type of operation, use a panel WITH-
OUT interlocked buttons.
• To start a movement:
to
raise
the awning press
s
; to
lower
it press
t
.
• To stop the movement:
press the two buttons together.
• To reverse the movement:
press the opposite button from that used to start the movement.
TYPE C
– with immediate reverse command.
Note
– This behaviour is best suited to panels WITH
interlocked buttons.
• To start a movement:
to
raise
the awning press
s
; to
lower
it press
t
.
• To stop the movement:
press the same button used to start it.
• To reverse the movement:
press the opposite button from that used to start the movement.
TYPE D
– for hold-to-run commands only.
Note
– This behaviour is best suited to panels WITH
interlocked buttons.
The panel works exclusively in hold-to-run mode:
• to start the Up movement:
hold down button
s
;
to stop the movement:
release the button.
• to start the Down movement:
hold down button
t
;
to stop the movement:
release the button.
TYPE E
– logic the same as for “TYPE C”
plus intermediate position command.
Note
– For this type of operation, use a panel WITH-
OUT interlocked buttons.
• To start a movement:
to
raise
the awning press
s
; to
lower
it press
t
.
• To stop the movement:
press the same button used to start it.
• To reverse the movement:
press the opposite button from that used to start the movement.
• To move the awning to the intermediate position (*):
press the two buttons together.
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(*)
– If no intermediate position has been programmed, the awning will move to the exact mid-point of its
travel.
TYPE F
– with Stop command in any situa-
tion.
Note
– This behaviour is best suited to panels WITH
interlocked buttons.
• To start a movement:
to
raise
the awning press
s
; to
lower
it press
t
.
• To stop the movement:
press any button.
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A.7 - Assigning a command (“Open” or “Step-by-step”) to a single button panel
The panel must be connected to the White and White-black wires. Given that individual keys activate individual inputs, procedure A.7 must be carried out after con-
nection in order to assign the desired command to each input, choosing between “Open” and “Step”.
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A.6 - Adjusting the motor’s sensitivity to obstacles
NOTES AND WARNINGS
• Use this procedure to activate, adjust or deactivate the safety system that:
a
) detects the presence of an obstacle along the travel of the awning;
b
) reduces the mo-
tor tension on the awning when it is stationary at the Upper limit switch “0” (only if there is a box or other mechanical stop at this limit switch).
• This procedure adjusts
the limit
of the traction force that the motor can exert on the awning in an attempt to release it, when it is stopped suddenly by an obstacle
or friction. At the same time, if the Upper limit switch “0” is the box or other mechanical stop, the system uses the same value set with this procedure, to reduce the
impact of the awning against the box and loosen the tension exerted by the motor on the canvas, when the awning is stationary at the Upper limit switch “0”.
• The following options are available:
–
MINIMUM sensitivity
– this setting is only active when the awning is moving Up. The motor delivers a lot of force and will often be able to unjam the awning, even
when the load is varying due to friction or small obstacles.
–
ULTRA sensitivity
– this setting is active when the awning is moving Up or Down.
After programming it, you must run a full Up and Down cycle to activate
the function
. During this movement, the motor maps the instantaneous load along its travel and automatically sets the maximum sensitivity available with the awn-
ing in question.
–
ULTRA sensitivity with short reverse
– this setting works in the same way as “ULTRA sensitivity”. Furthermore, if an obstacle is detected during the Down move-
ment, the motor will reverse to release the obstacle.
–
ULTRA sensitivity with reverse
– this setting reverses direction and continues as far as Down limit switch "1" if an obstacle is encountered.
–
sensitivity DISABLED
– this setting disables the safety system (factory setting).
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