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V1.1 07/04
Single Channel Wall Mounted Switch (0913) Installation, Programming and Operating Instructions.
General
Silent Gliss control panels are designed for use with Silent Gliss
0918 and 0919 motor control units only.
Silent Gliss switches are designed to cope with a number of
different installation situations.
These are predominantly:
Flush fixing into a UK back-box.
Surface mounting with a UK back-box
Surface mounting with no back-box or onto a European DIN
standard or French box.
In order to fit successfully into all the above situations the wall-
plate is made from an assembly of parts, all of which are
supplied as standard and are listed below. The parts can also be
identified from the drawing Fig1.
(Note: Depending on the application not all of the parts may be
used)
1 x Front plate.
2 x 6mm M3.5 fixing screws.
1 x PCB retainer (complete with
PCB and button pad).
2 x 25mm M3.5 fixing screws.
2 x self-tapping screws.
1 x Rear cover.
1 x Patress.
1 x Universal backing plate.
Fig 1.
Front View of Components
Fig 2. Rear View of PCB Retainer and Rear Cover
Setting Up and Addressing the Units
Important
This section must be read and followed before
installation of the Silent Gliss wall switch.
Silent Gliss wall mounted switches are supplied with a pullout tab
to prevent inadvertent operation and battery deterioration during
transit. To remove this and to access the address switches
remove the rear cover.
Rear cover removal.
Insert the tip of a small screwdriver or similar into the prise point
(Fig. 2) and gently lift off the rear cover. This should expose the
battery compartment and addressing switches. Care should be
taken not to touch or otherwise damage any of the exposed
electronic components.
Checking for correct operation
With the rear cover removed pull out the tab protecting the
batteries (see Fig.2); the Silent Gliss wall switch should now be
operational. To check this press one of the buttons on the front
of the PCB retainer and the indicating LED should illuminate
briefly for a single flash. If the LED does not flash or it flashes
repeatedly for a short burst (low battery warning) then you
should contact your Silent Gliss dealer.
Set-up and Addressing
To avoid interference between adjacent rooms of a house and
neighbouring houses as well as allowing individual control of
separate curtains/blinds within a room Silent Gliss radio
contollers employ a structured addressing system.
Silent Gliss radio systems use a structure based on house, room
and channel addresses. Using the two banks of DIL switches on
the back of a wall panel or hand control (see Fig.3) a House
address can be selected from one of up to 255 possible
addresses and a Room address from one of up to 255 possible
addresses.
Front Plate
Patress
PCB Retainer
Universal
backing plate
Batteries
Addressin
g Switches
Rear Cover
Aerial Cutouts
Prise Point
Pull-out
Tab