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This device can be interfaced to the most widespread home automation control units through the wires of the command buttons (it is still necessary to check
beforehand the compatibility, assessing whether the home automation control unit is able to provide appropriate signals to the device).
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Warning:
Before making any connections between your device and the home automation control unit you need to choose the operating logic of the buttons
that will best suit your home automation system (“pulse” or “man present” logic, see section 8 “Operating logic of command buttons”).
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If you select the
“pulse”
operating logic (factory setting), the home automation control unit must be able to generate timed signals on the contacts for the
buttons (greater than 0.5 sec to start the manoeuvre, less than 0.5 sec to stop the manoeuvre). If your home automation system does not have this feature,
you must set the device to operate in
“man present”
logic.
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Note that the
OPEN
and
CLOSE
contacts of the home automation control unit, connected to the wires of the command buttons on the device, must close on
phase.
04. INTERFACING WITH HOME AUTOMATION CONTROL UNITS
05. HOW TO STORE ONE OR MORE REMOTE CONTROLS (OPTIONAL)
On the remote control
press STOP or UP.
G
2x
Notes:
(1): the button must be briefly pressed, approx. 1
second between two pressings.
The system can work with buttons only, with remote control only, or with both. To store the settings of one or more remote controls, proceed as follows.
OFF
ON
Switch OFF power supply
for few seconds, then
switch it ON again.
B
Move the motor to an
intermediate position
by pressing the button.
A
3 x UP
3 x DOWN
Within 15 seconds
press 3 times on
UP and 3 times on
DOWN.
C
(1)
Within 15
seconds, press
UP once and
DOWN once.
E
(1)
The motor completes
1 up/down movement.
D
Motor makes 2 upward
movements.
F
05.1 STORING THE FIRST REMOTE CONTROL FOR MOTOR 1
05.2 STORING REMOTE CONTROL OF MOTOR 2
04
1 x UP
1 x DOWN
Motor makes 2
upward movements.
H
(2)
Possibility to move 2 awnings independently with two
different remote controls.
A
1
2
1
2
Possibility to move 2 awnings independently from two
separate channels of a 15-channel remote control.
B
1
2
01. Take the remote control already stored and working, select the associated channel
and move the awning to an intermediate position.
02. Press
MENU
. Display shows: - - .
Press twice on
UP
and 6 times on
DOWN
. 26 appears on the display.
03. Press
STOP
. The second motor performs an up/down movement..
04. In the remote control press
UP
or
STOP
, without changing channels.
05. The second motor performs 2 movements UP to confirm setting storage.
06. The second motor was automatically associated with the next channel (e.g.: if the first
motor was on channel 3, the second motor will be combined with channel 4). If the
motor movement does not correspond to the direction of the remote control button,
invert the wires of terminals 10 and 12 inside the anemometer.
Possibility to move 2 awnings simultaneously from a
single 1-channel remote control.
C
1
2
01. Take the remote control previously stored and working, and move the awning to an
intermediate position.
02. With remote control 595, press
PROG
. 3 times. The motor moves up/down.
Press
UP
twice and
DOWN
6 times, then press
STOP
.
03. The second motor performs two movements.
04. Press
UP
or
STOP
.
05. The second motor performs 2 movements
UP
to confirm setting storage.
06. From this moment, the remote control will operate both motors simultaneously.
07. If the motor movement does not correspond to the direction of the remote control
button, invert the wires of terminals 10 and 12 inside the anemometer.
15 channels
1 channel
2x
Check that the motor movement corresponds to
the remote control button. Otherwise, invert the
wires of terminals 9 and 11 inside the
anemometer.
I
If a wall-mounted button does not need to be installed, it is essential to have a “flying” button to store information about the remote control (connect it as shown in
the diagram on page 3). The anemometer can be associated with a one-channel remote control, Item 595.T.X1.00, 595.M.X1.00 and Item 596.T.X1.00, or to a
multi-channel remote control Item 596.T.X5.00. In the latter case, it is necessary to initially select the desired channel to be associated with the motor. Other
remote controls, after being “copied” to the one already functioning, can control the same motor (see the instructions of the corresponding remote control). To
store the settings of the first remote control, proceed as follows.
To store settings of the second motor, the first motor must be associated with a remote control. Follow the instructions by identifying your desired system based
on your needs and devices.
01. Take the remote control previously stored and working, and move the awning to an
intermediate position.
02. With remote control 596: press
MENU
. Display shows: - - . Press twice on
UP
and 6
times on
DOWN
. 26 appears on the display. Press
STOP
.
The motor moves UP twice. With remote control 595, press
PROG
. 3 times. The
motor moves up/down. Press twice on
UP
and 6 times on
DOWN
, then press
STOP
. The motor moves UP twice.
03. The second motor performs two movements.
04. In the
second
remote control, press
UP
or
STOP
.
05. The second motor performs 2 movements UP to confirm setting storage.
06. If the motor movement does not correspond to the remote control button, invert the
wires of terminals 10 and 12 inside the anemometer.
