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

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IMPORtant operation reminders
1. Confirm that sufficient 110 volt power is supplied to awning system for correct functioning
of all component parts (i.e. - controller, anemometer, awning motor, etc.) Be sure either:
a.
Inverter is on;
b. Generator is functioning; or,
c. Vehicle is connected to shore power.
2. Turn on vehicle power and/or turn circuit breakers to “ON.”
Make note that the ignition to the coach is OFF.
A. Opening/extending awning
1. Using Remote Control (See Fig. 1)
a. To extend awning, push down button (arrow) once. (When fully extended, awning
motor will turn off automatically. If not, refer to “Adjusting Motor Limit Switches”)
b. To retract awning, push up button (arrow) once. (When fully retracted, awning
motor will turn off automatically. If not refer to “Adjusting Motor Limit Switches” )
c. Push middle button (stop) during either extend or retract mode to stop awning at any
desired position. The middle (stop) button can also be used to change (reverse) mode from
extend to retract or from retract to extend.
2. Using Wall Mount Rocker or Paddle Switch (See Fig. 1)
a. To extend awning, push down on rocker or paddle switch. (When fully extended,
awning motor will turn off automatically. If not, refer to “Adjusting Motor Limit Switches”)
b. To retract awning, push up on rocker or paddle switch. (When fully retracted awning
motor will turn off automatically. If not refer to “Adjusting Motor Limit Switches”)
c. To stop awning at any time during extension or retraction, press opposite end of
switch and awning will stop its progress.
3. Motor
a. The Motor supplied with your Girard G-2000 Awning and/or G-1500 Awning is a
high torque/low RPM motor which has been carefully selcted for reliability and application
compatibility. It is designed for intermittent use with a rating of six (6) minutes per hour. If
the motor’s run-time exceeds this time period, a built-in circuit breaker will disable motor
from operation. Generally, this condition will occur only during excessive periods of usage/