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ENGLISH
2 SECONDS
WITHIN 5 SECONDS
WITHIN 5 SECONDS
5 OPERATION IN REVERSE MODE
If you turn the trimmer clockwise, the up movement of the rolling shutter is only commanded if there is a higher
wind intensity. When wind intensity decreases and light is present, the rolling shutter goes down.
If you turn the trimmer counter-clockwise, the up movement of the rolling shutter is only commanded if there is
a lower wind intensity. When wind intensity decreases and light is present, the rolling shutter goes down.
4.2 WIND SENSOR ADJUSTMENT
ANEMOMETER ALREADY STORED IN THE MEMORY
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PRESS BOTH PUSH-BUTTONS
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15 MINUTES
AFTER
15 MINUTES
To activate the reverse operating mode, you need to perform again the memory-storage of the anemometer on the
motor. The anemometer commands the down movement of the rolling shutter if strong wind and low light are present
and its up movement in the event of a light increase.
After the operation of the wind sensor, the motor does not accept any commands for 5 minutes.
At the end of this time,
if there is no wind and light is present, the anemometer commands again the up movement of the rolling shutter.
After having memory stored the anemometer on the motor, perform the following operations:
1) Press the programming push-button for 2 seconds on an already memory-stored remote control.
2) Within 5 seconds press on the same remote control the STOP / PREFERRED POSITION push-button
3) Within 5 seconds press simultaneously both test push-buttons on the anemometer.
4) The motor performs two brief movements in both direction to confirm the mode change.
5) Press one of the two TEST push-buttons to check the down movement of the rolling shutter. (to perform the TEST, the
limit switches must be set)
To return to the standard mode perform the same procedure starting from point 1.
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