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Programming the control unit
Gain access to the programming mode of the control unit by pressing the MENU push-button.
After the first pressure of the button the PGM LED, which is usually flashing, will feature a fixed light to
indicate that the programming mode has been entered.
Presetting the operating time (TL)
When the PGM and the TL LED’s (first and second from top) are switched on simultaneously, the control unit
is ready to store the operating time in memory. When this time has elapsed, the motor stops even if the limit
switches have not been reached.
The following presetting (Automatic closure) is entered by pressing the MENU button.
When the PROG button is pressed, the motor starts in the opening phase. The motor carries on the opening
movement for as long as the button is kept pressed. When the button is released, the motor stops and the
operating time is memorized. The control unit then exits the programming mode. The time in seconds can be
calculated with the flashing of the TL LED, which performs a flashing each second.
The maximum value of TL is 255 s (4 min and 15 s). Once the maximum value is reached, the control system
stores the value in memory even though the button is not released.
Presetting the automatic closure time (TCA)
The automatic closure time can be preset by pressing the Menu push button twice.
When the PGM and the TCA LED’s (first and third from top) are switched on simultaneously, the control unit
is ready to store the automatic closure in memory.
When the PROG button is pressed, the TCA LED starts flashing and continues flashing for as long as the
button is kept pressed. When the button is released, the LED stops flashing the TCA is memorized. The
control unit then exits the programming mode.
The time in seconds can be calculated with the flashing of the TCA LED, which performs a flashing each
second. The maximum value of TCA is 255 s (4 min and 15 s). Once the maximum value is reached, the
control system stores the value in memory even though the button is not released.
Erasing the remote control codes from memory
The remote control codes can be erased from memory by pressing the Menu push button 3 times.
When the PGM, RX and TCA/RES LED’s (first, third and fourth from top) are switched on simultaneously, the
control unit is ready to erase the codes from memory.
When the PROG button is pressed, the TCA/RES LED switches off and erasing of memory starts; when the
LED starts flashing the operation is ended. If the button is still pressed, the control unit will wait to restart
operation, otherwise it will start immediately.
Storing a new code in memory
A new remote control code can be stored in memory by pressing the Menu push button 4 times.
When the PGM, RX and TL/CODE LED’s (first, second and fourth from top) are switched on simultaneously,
the control unit is ready to store a new code in memory. If RX and TL/CODE LED’s are flashing alternatively,
this means that memory is full and no more new codes can be stored.
By pressing the MENU button it is possible to exit the programming mode.
If memory is not full, the control unit waits for the typing in of the new remote control code. The TL/CODE
LED indicates that programming has been successfully carried out with 5 flashes. The control unit exits the
programming mode automatically.
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