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MOTOR PROGRAMMING FROM THE WHITE WIRE
ADJUSTMENT OF THE LIMIT SWITCHES
PLEASE NOTE. If the motor is programmed from the white wire without first having
memorised at least one remote control, the remote function will be deactivated
automatically (to reactivate it, see page 45 - ACTIVATION/DEACTIVATION OF THE
REMOTE CONTROL MOTOR FUNCTION).
Motor programming from the white wire is active until the limit switches have been
programmed. Once the limit switches have been programmed, the possibility of
programming the motor from the white wire remains enabled for a maximum time of 5
minutes; this to enable the changing of certain functions such as the adjustment of the
closing force, the middle position, etc.
Each time that the motor power supply is disconnected and the motor is then powered
up again, the programming function from the white wire is reactivated (always with a
maximum duration of 5 minutes).
During adjustment the motor will advance with a short movement and then a pause
followed by a continuous movement in the desired direction.
The limit switch adjustments may be made in different ways depending on the locking
devices fitted onto the shutter (spring and plug anti-intrusion locks) and the type of
installation (factory installed or job-site installation).
After having programmed both the limit switches, a complete up/down cycle must be
run, to enable the motor to properly associate the ascent and descent directions. During
this procedure, the motor might stop briefly, to then start up again automatically. It is not
allowed to memorise a middle position nor any of tilting setting (Mode 1-2-3-4-5) until
the motor has completed this procedure.
SETTING IN MODE 1 (manual)
In this mode it doesn’t matter whether or not the rolling shutter has got physical stops in
the opening position and the lockdown hangers in the closing position. It is possible to
choose whether to set the upper limit or the lower limit first.
The correct rotation direction will only be identified after the first position is set so it is
sometimes necessary to use the “up” or “down” button.
E N G L I S H
PROGR.
FROM THE WHITE WIRE