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Programming 24v DC 485 - with SIFI

For Screen Data, use Pins 1,2 & 8

Utilizing RJ-45 TIA-568B termination standard

Pin#

1

2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Color

Orange White
Orange
Green White
Blue
Blue White
Green
Brown White
Brown

Function

SDN RS485 (+)
SDN RS485 (-)
Reserved
Power 24v DC
Power 24v DC
Reserved
SDN RS485 Ground
SDN RS485 Ground

RJ45

Pi

n 

1

Pi

n 

8

485 screens are most commonly used with the SIFI 

controller. The screens are fully commissioned via 

the SIFI web interface. Only after fully commissioning 

your screen should you then use your control system's 

programming guide to integrate your screen into it. 

PROGRAMMING WITH SIFI

24v DC 485

485 Wiring Pinout

Summary of Contents for Solo/Pro 2

Page 1: ...Solo Pro 2 Installation Instructions 24v DC Motors...

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Page 3: ...istance with your Solo Pro we would love to help you Technical Support 512 832 6939 Hours of Support 7 30am 5pm CST screeninnovations com support screeninnovations com Solo Pro 2 Solo 2 Please use the...

Page 4: ...wire 24v DC 485 6 Power Wire distance chart 7 Installation 8 16 24v DC RTS Running 17 Programming 18 19 Pairing another RF Remote 20 24v DC 485 Programming with SIFI 21 24 Programming with Limit Setti...

Page 5: ...ith 3rd Party Fontus Keypad and Contact Closure Application 40 41 Control with 3rd Party via Serial 42 Control with 3rd Party via SIFI 43 44 Control with 3rd Party via DCT with 12v IR 45 Mounting Acce...

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Page 7: ...plash and extreme heat or cold Protect your Solo Pro 2 and you can expect years of quality use For a quick install it is recommended you run appropriate wire to the installation location before instal...

Page 8: ...C RTS PWR Solo Pro 2 screen RF Remote 24v DC Power Supply Parts in the box 24v DC RTS Parts in the Box 2 Ceiling Wall Locking brackets Terminal block receptacle and bracket 6 Wood fasteners 6 Leveling...

Page 9: ...v DC 485 Additional accessories required for 485 control pg 38 Parts in the box Solo Pro 2 screen 485 PWR 24v DC 485 Parts in the Box 2 Ceiling Wall Locking brackets USB Programming Kit Terminal block...

Page 10: ...Spacer Blocks are used to clear an obstruction on the wall Connect spacer block to each wall bracket before installation Leveling Shims are used if the ceiling or other mounting surface is out of lev...

Page 11: ...f screen cassette installation location refer to pg 11 Follow the power wire distance chart refer to pg 7 to ensure use of the correct wire gauge 2 Terminate the wires with the provided terminal block...

Page 12: ...to pg 11 To be sure you have the correct wire order directly from SI Part Non Plenum 800269 9020126 and Plenum rated 9020127 If you are using third party wire follow the power wire distance chart refe...

Page 13: ...not use any combination above the line over 100 100 90 80 70 60 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 Distance ft 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 Standard Cu Wire Guage min POWER WIRE DISTANCE CHART Power Wire Distance C...

Page 14: ...rovided or other anchors not provided capable of carrying the load that are suitable to the substrate DO NOT MOUNT TO HOLLOW SHEET ROCK 1 The drop is adjustable in the field between 0 and the MAX DROP...

Page 15: ...9 Solo Pro 2 Installation 13 4 View Height Drop 3 43 87mm 2 02 51mm 4 88 124mm 3 43 87mm 2 01 51mm 3 78 96mm 2 87 73mm 2 85 72mm 1 61 41mm Bracket size Small Medium Large...

Page 16: ...of the cassette to determine the min and max horizontal spacing of the mounts Mark the location of the brackets over a stud or ceiling joist and within an appropriate distance from the ends If the lo...

Page 17: ...ation wire exits back corner of the cassette Cassette Length View Width Brackets secured to Wall or Ceiling Structural Supports Screen Centerline Structural Supports 1 Min to 4 Max pull wire through t...

Page 18: ...appropriate fasteners Make sure the brackets are along the same level line Install the terminal block bracket next to the left bracket This bracket is used to hold the power and or controls terminal...

Page 19: ...he wall bracket lever is down 6 Connect the screen terminal block to the pre wire terminal block Then press the connected terminal block into the mount Solo Pro 2 Installation Proper position for inst...

Page 20: ...14 7 Hang the screen on the mounting brackets ensuring that all hooks are engaged in the channel in the back of the cassette Solo Pro 2 Installation Hanging the screen will require 2 people...

Page 21: ...sired viewing location then lock the screen in place rotating the wall bracket lever to the upward position Remove the weight bar screw before deploying screen see red label on the weight bar 9 Use yo...

Page 22: ...16 10 If slight wrinkles are present you may need to distribute the screen material at the weight bar refer to pg 39 40 for detailed instructions Solo Pro 2 Installation...

Page 23: ...easy to operate The RF remote supplied with the screen controls the deployment and retraction from up to 30 feet away Enjoy RF controlled projection screens operate at 433 42MHz Minimize or eliminate...

Page 24: ...il the screen jogs once 3 Use the DOWN and UP buttons to position the viewing area vertically up to Max Drop from the bottom of the cassette Setting the Drop Solo Pro 2 is factory preset to have 1 of...

Page 25: ...rea is positioned hold the middle square STOP button until the screen jogs once This saves the new lower limit If this Step is not completed the screen will jog once after about 3 minutes indicating t...

Page 26: ...ck of the remote until the screen jogs once Holding the new remote briefly press the Program button on the back The screen will jog once The new remote is now paired with the screen A brief press is a...

Page 27: ...N RS485 SDN RS485 Reserved Power 24v DC Power 24v DC Reserved SDN RS485 Ground SDN RS485 Ground RJ45 Pin 1 Pin 8 485 screens are most commonly used with the SIFI controller The screens are fully commi...

Page 28: ...er over LAN or wired directly to SIFI The following instructions are for a Windows computer but the steps for programming on a Mac are very similar For a complete guide to program SIFI on a Mac please...

Page 29: ...ugh Input Power Data Output Bus Power Supply Data Hub Device Device Device Device Device Stub length must not exceed 200 Data CAT 5e or better To IP Network Standard CAT 5e or higher cable SDN Power c...

Page 30: ...click Settings 5 Select the SDN tab on the top left 6 Press the spyglass to auto discover motors on the 485 network may have to press it more than once 7 Click on the motor you want to program 8 Name...

Page 31: ...can be adjusted up to the MAX DROP see model number or order information for your screen s MAX DROP to customize the viewing surface s vertical position NOTE If a simplified system without a SIFI is s...

Page 32: ...connect all devices that you do NOT want to program only connect the device you want to program Limit setting tool should be connected to data hub 3 If you are not using a data hub then you can connec...

Page 33: ...WN arrows to adjust the screen drop to the desired amount up to MAX DROP to the bottom of the cassette DO NOT set the drop more than MAX DROP Doing so can damage the screen material 11 Once the viewin...

Page 34: ...lo 2 Terminal from your screen to the white terminal block header on the same dongle and finally connect the SOLO 2 Power supply or pre wire from your Power panel to the green terminal connection on t...

Page 35: ...29 The complete manual for programming with this cable is also on the USB drive To Solo 2 Screen Programming Dongle From Solo 2 Power Supply USB Programming Cable Programming 24v DC 485 with USB cable...

Page 36: ...er connection is needed at the Head end AC motor provide power for Fontus 2 Connect the TS Tip to the Data Ground G on the inverted plug and connect TS Sleeve to the to the Data on the inverted plug R...

Page 37: ...Shade Red From Projector or Control System 18AWG Tip 7 12v DC Positive 30m Max Black From Projector or Control System 18AWG Sleeve 7 12v DC Ground 30m Max 1 Wet Contact Latched 7 12v Trigger Fontus We...

Page 38: ...o the V and V Fontus 1b If your screen is line voltage then no power connection is needed at the Head end AC motor provide power for Fontus 2 A momentary contact between and G will send the upper limi...

Page 39: ...Control 20m Max V V G UP STOP 2 Dry Contacts Momentary Inputs DOWN Red wire Black wire Fontus Dry Pinouts Common Ground Dry Contact Lower Limit Dry Contact Upper Limit Ground 7 28v DC Power Supply Inp...

Page 40: ...b If your screen is line voltage then no power connection is needed at the Head end AC motor provide power for Fontus 2 A short press of the UP button on the remote will send the upper limit UP comman...

Page 41: ...eceiver incl with 1 Motor Control Kit 20m Max V V G Red wire Black wire Green Data IR Receiver Input Yellow Data Black Ground Fontus IR Pinouts Common Ground Data Data Ground 7 28vDC Power Supply Inpu...

Page 42: ...TY IR via FONTUS PROGRAMMING Hexcodes Third party IR universal control systems may be used to control the screen and commands may be learned from the SI IR Remote or using these hex codes Note Fontus...

Page 43: ...08a4 0000 006c 0000 000c 0006 011b 0006 011b 0006 00bb 0006 00bb 0006 00bb 0006 00bb 0006 00bb 0006 00bb 0006 00bb 0006 011b 0006 011b 0006 08a4 0000 006c 0000 000c 0006 011b 0006 011b 0006 00bb 0006...

Page 44: ...upto 60 included RJ45 to Terminal Block Dongle 2 Connect RJ45 to Terminal Block Dongle to BCP side of Fontus CONTROL 485 WITH 3RD PARTY via FONTUS KEYPAD APPLICATION Control 485 with 3rd party IR via...

Page 45: ...C 2 0A Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Color Orange White Orange Green White Blue Blue White Green Brown White Brown Function Screen to upper limit Stop Screen Screen to lower limit 12v NA Screen to lower limit S...

Page 46: ...ed RJ45 to Terminal Block Dongle 2 Connect RJ45 to Terminal Block Dongle to BCP side of Fontus CONTROL 485 WITH 3RD PARTY via FONTUS KEYPAD CONTACT CLOSURE APPLICATION Control 485 with 3rd party IR vi...

Page 47: ...d Power Supply 3rd Party Control System 485 BCP FONTUS Codec 7 28V DC 2 0A Common Ground Dry Contact Lower Limit Dry Contact Upper Limit Ground 7 28v DC Power Supply Input GPIO INPUTS Control 485 with...

Page 48: ...you will need either a SIFI or an 485 limit setting tool For connection to your control system refer to pinout image pg 21 Then use your control system s programming guide to send commands to control...

Page 49: ...SIFI to the same IP network as your control system and follow the SIFI programming guide to complete the connection More details about how to integrate with your preferred solution see the correspondi...

Page 50: ...ower Supply Data Hub Device Device Device Device Device Stub length must not exceed 200 Data CAT 5e or better To IP Network Standard CAT 5e or higher cable SDN Power c c c c Powe 485 Power Control 24v...

Page 51: ...gested block diagram See 485 wiring pinout pg 21 for wiring termination See DecoFlex programming guide to integrate control system dry contact closure into your system CONTROL 24v DC 485 WITH 3RD PART...

Page 52: ...46 Mounting Accessories MOUNTING ACCESSORIES purchased separately Zero Gap Wall Brackets De cora Ceiling Brackets De cora Flying Brackets Ceiling Wall Locking Brackets incl standard...

Page 53: ...47 MOTOR ACCESSORIES 24v DC RTS purchased separately Motor Accessories 24v DC RTS Connect LinkPro Solo remote...

Page 54: ...MOTOR ACCESSORIES 24v DC 485 purchased separately PRESET 1 PRESET 2 PRESET 3 STOP Decoflex Wall Switch Limit Setting Tool SIFI SOMFY Data Hub 1870262 Data Hub Bus Power Supply Bus Power Supply BACK OP...

Page 55: ...o 2 horizontally Shock and vibration experienced during transportation may shift the screen material and cause slight wrinkles If this occurs the wrinkles may be removed in most cassettes by manually...

Page 56: ...f the screen has been stored in a wrinkled condition The wrinkles may not fall out immediately If wrinkles remain after an hour call 512 832 6939 opt 1 for further instructions Storage temperature is...

Page 57: ...and any other foreign material Loose material will cause dimples in viewing and can be carefully brushed away with a microfiber cloth Smudges and splotches from water soluble dirt may be removed with...

Page 58: ...g and check for breaker box Material has shifted at the weight bar An intermediate stop was set for the motor Gently move the material out to each end of the weight bar until smooth Call SI Customer S...

Page 59: ...exposed Move to within 30 ft of Solo Hold remote vertical Turn off other sources of RF Move to position where metal objects wiring or foliage does not block the signal Replace with CR2430 3V lithium b...

Page 60: ...Symptom Incorrect or poor cable termination SIFI is not powered Check the wire pinouts and termination Look for broken loose or damaged wires Determinate if necessary Check that the green LED on SIFI...

Page 61: ...ailable to validate the 485 network and motors are operating properly before troubleshooting SIFI network problems Check that the SIFI is communicating on the local network Ping the device via the win...

Page 62: ...when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment WARRANTY Warranty New SI products carry a standard 1 year warranty on parts and labor FCC INFORMATION This device complies with Part 15 of th...

Page 63: ...essly approved by the manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Warranty Solo Pro 2 the Solo wordmark and the Screen Innovations logo are registered trademarks and the excl...

Page 64: ...Screen Innovations 9715 B Burnet Rd Suite 400 Austin TX 78758 512 832 6939 www screeninnovations com v 1 4 3 September 2020...

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