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Lifestyle Series Motorized, Integrated Blinds and Shades with Insynctive | 2

Table of Contents

3 General and Safety Information

• Need Help?

• Have a Home Automation System?

• Warnings

4 Product Overview

• Specifications

5 Detailed Instructions

• Setting Up Pella® Lifestyle Series Motorized, Integrated Blinds or Shades

• Programming Positions

• Operating Blinds or Shades with Remote

• Tilting Blind Slats

• Pairing to Pella Bridge

• With Home Automation

10 Additional Instructions

• Charging Battery in Blinds or Shades

• Care and Maintenance

• Replacing Batteries

• Adding or Deleting a Remote

• “Homing” Blinds or Shades

• Resetting to Factory Defaults

13 Troubleshooting

14 Inductive Charging Instructions

• Getting Started

• Using the Charger

• LED Color Indicators on Transmitter

16 FCC Compliance and Industry Canada

•

Limited Warranty

Summary of Contents for Insynctive Lifestyle Series

Page 1: ...Pella Insynctive Product Guide Pella Lifestyle Series Motorized Integrated Blinds and Shades ...

Page 2: ...or Shades Programming Positions Operating Blinds or Shades with Remote Tilting Blind Slats Pairing to Pella Bridge With Home Automation 10 Additional Instructions Charging Battery in Blinds or Shades Care and Maintenance Replacing Batteries Adding or Deleting a Remote Homing Blinds or Shades Resetting to Factory Defaults 13 Troubleshooting 14 Inductive Charging Instructions Getting Started Using t...

Page 3: ...and SHADES with Insynctive technology communicate data wirelessly and wireless data is susceptible to interference or failure require proper installation require a battery with an adequate charge may be damaged after installation Therefore Pella Insynctive products should not be relied upon in situations where life safety and or protection of valuables are solely dependent on their function Test e...

Page 4: ...DE may be controlled with a remote app or a compatible home automation system The slats of BLIND may be tilted to control privacy or the amount of light entering a room BLIND or SHADE includes a power unit which is located at the bottom of the Hinged Glass Panel HGP and contains a rechargeable battery The battery can be charged by 1 the solar panel on the exterior side of the unit requiring approx...

Page 5: ... the battery cover back into closed position 3 Pair REMOTE to Pella Lifestyle Series motorized BLIND or SHADE Hold REMOTE up to top cover approximately 6 from the end to activate pair mode Move remote from side to side while pressed up against the glass BLIND or SHADE will make a quick up down motion to indicate it s in pair mode Press and hold the Up button on REMOTE until BLIND or SHADE complete...

Page 6: ...red program mode Simultaneously press and hold the Center and Up buttons until BLIND or SHADE completes a quick up down motion This will require the buttons to be pressed for about 5 seconds The light on REMOTE will begin blinking when the buttons are released to acknowledge that REMOTE is in program mode Press the Up or Down button on REMOTE to move BLIND or SHADE bottom rail to the desired posit...

Page 7: ...n REMOTE will stop blinking Program lower position Touch the top end of REMOTE to BLIND or SHADE cover approximately 6 from the end where the wire connects Move REMOTE back and forth slowly until BLIND or SHADE completes a quick up down motion to indicate BLIND or SHADE has entered program mode Simultaneously press and hold the Center and Down buttons until BLIND or SHADE completes a quick up down...

Page 8: ... the lower position that has been programmed by the user Press and hold Down button Pressing the Down button for longer than 1 second will cause BLIND or SHADE to move down until the button is released or until the shade reaches the fully closed position While BLIND or SHADE is moving to a position it may be stopped by pressing either of the other two buttons For example if the Center button is pr...

Page 9: ...REMOTE to BLIND or SHADE cover approximately 6 from the end where the wire connects Move REMOTE back and forth slowly until BLIND or SHADE completes a quick up down motion to indicate BLIND or SHADE has entered pair mode Press and release the Center button on REMOTE three times within 5 seconds BRIDGE light will begin blinking green ADD bridge will issue a long tone to indicate successful pairing ...

Page 10: ...rush attachment You can remove smudges or fingerprints with a damp cloth Cleaning Integrated Cellular Shades Begin by making sure SHADE is fully extended To remove dust use a vacuum cleaner with an upholstery brush attachment Smudges or fingerprints can be carefully removed with a damp cloth Never use cleaners with ammonia they will damage the fabric If there are any exposed threads trim them and ...

Page 11: ...spose of used batteries based on your local requirements A best practice is to dispose of batteries at your local home chemical collection center California Only Contains perchlorate material See dtsc ca gov hazardouswaste perchlorate for any special handling regulations ADDING AN ADDITIONAL REMOTE OR DELETING A REMOTE These procedures may be used to pair or delete a REMOTE from BLIND or SHADE A t...

Page 12: ...used to program up to three positions to motorized BLIND or SHADE including an upper position user position and lower position Once placed into program mode REMOTE will stay in program mode until the programming process is completed or REMOTE will automatically exit program mode if no buttons are pressed for 1 minute or if battery is removed and reinserted RESETTING TO FACTORY DEFAULTS This proced...

Page 13: ...hat all connectors are firmly plugged in at BLIND or SHADE cover and power unit BLIND or SHADE may be in pair mode Wait 2 minutes and BLIND or SHADE will exit pair mode or press and hold the Up button on REMOTE until BLIND or SHADE makes a quick up down motion to exit pair mode Batteries are dead in BLIND SHADE or REMOTE If REMOTE light does not come on when buttons are pressed replace REMOTE batt...

Page 14: ...onnect transmitter with the AC adapter and plug in When you plug in the 12V wall adapter to the transmitter the LED on the transmitter should turn GREEN This indicates that there is power to the transmitter and the correct power source is being used If the wrong wall adapter is used or there is an issue with the power source itself the LED on the transmitter will blink RED pattern Blink Blink Stop...

Page 15: ...ossible types The wrong wall adapter is being used or there is an issue with the power source itself Voltage is too high low LED will blink RED pattern Blink Blink Off The charger is too hot remove transmitter LED will blink RED pattern On Off Yellow Light Error Code Indicates the transmitter is properly powered but not optimally aligned with the receiver Readjust the transmitter until the LED tur...

Page 16: ...eiver Connect the equipment to an outlet on a different circuit from the receiver Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV contractor for help Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Pella Corporation could void the user s authority to operate the equipment This device complies with Industry Canada license exempt RSS standard s Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1...

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