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Connection example: SMS U2 as awning control

Connection example: SMS 1

Installation

The SMS 2 controller monitors 3 adjustable parameters: Wind, shading and twilight. Shading or twilight can also be deactivated individually if required (the 

flush-mounted version SMS U2 does not have the twilight function).
For low voltage wiring (shown in green) control or data cables such as I-Y(St)Y 2x2x0.6 can be used (length max. 50m). The low voltage for the sensor supply is 

generated directly in SMS 2 (SMS 2. An additional external power supply is not required.

*)   If required, a switch can be integrated into the sensor cable to permanently switch off the automatic shading and twilight control.

 

 

For SMS U2 (without twilight function) a simple switch is sufficient. For SMS 2 (with twilight function), a changeover switch must be used to switch to a 

 

150kΩ resistor in order to prevent the twilight function from responding. 

 

 

This type of switch-off only deactivates the sun automation. The safety-relevant wind monitoring remains fully functional.

Light sensor

Automatic sunlight control can 

be completely disabled by an 

optional external switch*

Awning drive

Series switch

Open

Close

Wind sensor

Series switch

Central 

control

Drive 1

Drive 2

Drive 3

Open

Close

Open

Close

Open

Close

Open

Close

Open

Close

Open

Close

Local 

control

Local 

control

Local 

control

Open

Close

Automatic sunlight control 

can be completely disabled by 

an optional external switch*

Please note:

Only one SMS 2 controller (e.g. SMS U2) can be operated on one wind or light sensor.

A single SMS 2 is used as central control for controlling several drives. The respective individual drives are 

then operated with the UMS 5, UMS U5 or FE3 M motor controller.

The relay outputs of the central SMS 2 are routed to the auxiliary inputs of UMS 5.

S = Sensor Sun

W = Wind sensor

A = OPEN button

Z = CLOSE button

C = Common (negative 

pole)

14 = Relay output OPEN

24 = Relay output CLOSE

N = Neutral

L = Phase 230V AC

Terminal designations SMS 2 and SMS U2:

Light sensor

Wind sensor

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Summary of Contents for SMS 2

Page 1: ...2 settings When a set limit value is exceeded the control LED starts flashing and the awning is activated after the response time has elapsed The details of the individual operating modes can be found...

Page 2: ...ming process In this case the controller only releases the outputs as soon as the wind level falls below the set limit value Controls and indicators Light intensity threshold setting Setting range 20...

Page 3: ...responding This type of switch off only deactivates the sun automation The safety relevant wind monitoring remains fully functional Light sensor Automatic sunlight control can be completely disabled b...

Page 4: ...en control or data cables such as I Y St Y 2x2x0 6 can be used length max 50m The low voltage for the sensor supply is generated directly in the respective controller An additional external power supp...

Page 5: ...ame time This takes you to the second programming step and saves any previous settings you have made Step 2 Adjust the motor run time SMS U2 LED lit red SMS 2 LED W lit red The factory default motor r...

Page 6: ...vated Blind counter rotation function SMS 2 only Local inputs are level controlled when the button is pressed briefly and edge controlled when the button is pressed long Countercurrent pulse tg is tri...

Page 7: ...tes wind direction Leaves and wind vanes are stationary 2 6 11 Light breeze Wind felt on exposed skin Leaves rustle Wind vanes begin to move 3 12 19 Gentle breeze Leaves and small twigs constantly mov...

Page 8: ...ections Socket terminals with captive screws M2 Clamping range 0 25 mm 1 5 mm Strip length 6 0 mm 6 5 mm Screwing torque 0 20 Nm Dimensions 43 x 43 x 18 5mm SMS U2 Part no EAN Type Designation SMSU29...

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