Girard Systems G-Link G-1500, Руководство владельца по эксплуатации, настройке, ремонту и установке

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ACL current-limiting device and the control box.
2. Use remaining motor cord wiring to connect to ACL device (see Wiring Diagram, Fig. 30).
Feed motor cord wires (white
, red , black, and green) through one of ACL knockout holes and
connect to red block with respective color to the input terminals.
3. Connect cut-off portion of awning motor cord to brown block ACL device as shown on
Wiring Diagram.
4. Using other end of cut-off portion, connect wires from ACL device through wiring guide
holes to control box as shown on Wiring Diagram.
5. Motor must be wired to come on when anemometer is activated. See Section M for testing
instructions.
R. ANEMOMETER
(Electrical Installation)
1. With anemometer cord already fed into RV, insert anemometer wires (blue and brown)
through wiring guide holes at bottom of control box and connect as shown on Wiring
Diagram (Fig. 30).
S. 1 motor 1 remote control/wireless switch
(Initial Programming)
1. The Motor will be in “Factory Mode” right out of the box when power is connected. To
prepare the motor for programming, press the transmitter UP and DOWN buttons
simultaneously until motor jogs forward and back.
2. Hold the transmitter within 10 feet of the motor and press the Up button. If the motor
rotates in the Up direction, move to step 4 programming.
3. If the motor, goes down instead of up, press and hold the stop button until the motor
bounces forward and back. Confirm the UP button now makes the awning go up.
4. Hold the transmitter within 10 feet of the motor head, Press and hold the program button
(about 1 second) until the motor jogs forward and then back. Transmitter Range will now be
approximately 100 feet.
5. You can now proceed to the up and down limit settings
T. Multible Motors - 1 remote control/wireless switch
(Initial Programming)
Successful programming is accomplished by programming one awning at a time. To prevent error you
must make sure that the power is OFF to all previously programmed awnings; before moving to the next.