BTX Tumo, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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BTX Tumo Installation Book
(INSTDRT-08-V1)
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Select channel on the handsender (for example, channel 2) by repeatedly pressing the chan-
nel selection button until the "2" is lit. To program another motor to recognize this same chan-
nel(2) repeat the same programming procedure in step 6 for the new motor. Six motors can
be programmed to be controlled by the same handsender this way. Select this channel to con-
fi rm that a particular motor has been programmed to communicate with this channel by pressing
LEFT or RIGHT. You should see the system react. Continue this procedure until all six channel
number LEDs light up. All the motors will now respond at the same time when you press the
LEFT or RIGHT button. Any one of the six channels can be programmed this way for a group
of motors. In this case, each channel will control all the motors in that group at the same time.
7. Programming one handsender to control multiple motors or multiple groups of motors.
The Tumo Xcel Drapery System can be easily linked with most third-party control devices through the
low-voltage connecting port at the bottom of the motor. This port can be used to connect to both
local and network controls. BTX Supply can provide technical assistance upon request to meet your
project needs. With the Tumo Xcel Drapery System, only a BTX low-voltage wall switch is needed
to perform control operations. Simply connect the motor to a low-voltage switch by plugging one
end of the provided RJ-11-4 lead into the low-voltage port on the motor. Plug the other end of the
modular wire into the low-voltage port of the switch, and fi x the wall switch at convenient position.
8. Connecting Tumo Xcel Drapery Systems to other controls
Installation Instructions
(Cont.)
Right
Up
Channel
Indicator
Stop
Left
Down
Channel Selection Button
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Note: When programming a new system, any Tumo systems within range that have been
programmed within the last three minutes must be unplugged to prevent them from be-
coming reconfi gured to match the new system.
Note: For a pin out diagram, see page 14.