THOMSON 500014, Manual

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7 - USING THE GROUP SELECTOR
Your remote control can manage 4 groups of
3 channels each. Move the group selector to
positions I, II, III, or IV to choose which group to
choose which group of devices to control.
Notes:
• Each channel can operate up to 5 different
devices.
• The 3-channel on and off buttons at the base
of the remote control only affect the devices
paired to the currently selected group.
8 - REPLACING THE REMOTE CONTROL
BATTERY
If you notice that the range of your remote control
is decreasing, the battery should be replaced. If
the remote control is paired with a Thombox, the
Thombox is informed of this.
Use a 3V CR2032 battery.
Under normal conditions, battery life is
approximately one year.
9 - MOTOR SAFETY FEATURES
The motor includes:
• A thermal safety mechanism to prevent
damage to the motor.
• A force sensor to avoid any damage to the
shutter.
The thermal safety mechanism is designed to
prevent the electric shutter motor from damage
(when the motor is overworked). This thermal safety
mechanism is triggered if the shutter operates for
over 4 minutes, or at intervals which are too close
together to allow the motor to cool down. Wait 10-
15 minutes and the shutter will return to normal
operation. The shutter will not move when the
thermal safety mechanism is in place.
The force sensor is designed to prevent any damage
to the shutter in the event of sudden strain (when the
motor is stuck). The force sensor stops movement if
the shutter becomes stuck during its course. If this
does happen, identify what is causing the shutter
to stick and remove the problem (sticking along the
course or need for grease/configuration, damage to
the shutter itself, something in the way) before the
shutter can function normally again.
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EN
F - uSiNG THE prOduCT
30Nm drive kit
for rolliNg shutters aNd bliNds