Swap the Roller Shade Idler and Motor
If the idler and motor brackets have been swapped, remove the motor
and idler from the tube and remount in the opposite ends, allowing the
fabric to roll off of the tube in its intended manner
Swap the idler and motor ends of the roller shade.
1. Remove the motor by pulling on the motor head.
2. Use the idler removal tool to loosen the idler by rotating the idler
counterclockwise. Pull the idler out of the tube.
3. Insert the motor into the tube end opposite from where it was
removed.
4. Insert the idler into the tube end opposite from where it was removed.
5. Use the idler removal tool to tighten the idler; rotate the idler clockwise
two turns, and then tighten until snug. Pull on the idler to confirm it is
properly secured.
Motor Wiring
Routing the Cables
To ensure proper functionality and a clean look, consider the following
when routing cables and making connections:
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The cables should exit the wall near the motor end of the shade
assembly.
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Route the cables so that they remain out of sight.
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The brackets provide a cutout in the upper corner, which allows wiring
to be easily run to the motor.
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A 2-pin connector may be required for shades with a large roll-up
diameter.
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Use cable ties to secure the cables to the loop on the bracket.
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Ensure that the cables and connectors do not make contact with the
shade fabric.
Making the Connections
NOTES:
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When making the connections, do not use CRESNET-HP cable with
the small connector. When using CRESNET-HP cable, replace the
connector on the motor pigtail with the larger connector that is
supplied with the shade.
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All shades should be home run from the power supply (sold
separately).
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CSA-DECOR5 Series
Quick Start
Shade Motor Bracket Installation and Motor Programming
