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9a)
9b)
9c)
10)
9) Intermediate position II in retract direction
Note
This function allows you to move the curtain/canopy from the
lower end limit to intermediate position II. Intermediate position
II can only be set if both end limits have already been set.
9a) Setting intermediate position II
First press the STOP button and, within
3 seconds, also press the RETRACT
button and keep both buttons pressed.
The tubular drive makes a „clack“ sound to confirm.
Intermediate position II has been
stored.
9b) Adjustment to intermediate
position II
Press the RETRACT button twice with-
in one second. The curtain/canopy moves to interme-
diate position II.
9c) Deleting intermediate position II
Note
The curtain/canopy moves to intermediate position II from the
lower end limit.
Move the curtain/canopy to the de-
sired intermediate position II.
First press the STOP button and, within
3 seconds, also press the RETRACT
button and keep both buttons pressed.
The tubular drive makes a „clack- clack“ sound to confirm.
Intermediate position II has been de-
leted.
10) Programming additional transmitters
Note
In addition to the master transmitter, up to 15 additional trans-
mitters can be programmed in the tubular drive.
The end limits must be set prior to programming the radio sun-
and wind sensor.
Press the programming button of the
master transmitter programmed ac-
cording to point (3) for 3 seconds. The tubular drive makes a „clack“
sound to confirm.
Now press the programming button of
a new transmitter which is not yet pro-
grammed in the tubular drive for 3 sec-
onds. In doing so, the programming
mode for the tubular drive is activated
for a new transmitter for 3 minutes. The tubular drive makes a „clack“
sound to confirm.
Now press the programming button of
the new transmitter to be programmed
once again for 3 seconds. The tubular drive makes a „clack-
clack“ sound to confirm.
The new transmitter has now been
programmed in the drive.
Move the curtain/canopy to the de-
sired intermediate position II.
Action Response
Clack
Clack-Clack
Clack
Clack-Clack
Clack