VARIO-PERGOLA
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Helioscreen Australia Pty Ltd
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2.9. mounting the DiStanCe tube(S):
2.10. alignment oF the SyStem
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Align the system by moving the casing in the brackets or
sideways movement of the two posts in the diagonal.
Deviations of the diagonal measurements by more than
5 mm may result in malfunctions.
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Vertically align the posts
To stabilise the parallelism of the system, mount at least
one distance tube before aligning the system at the post.
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Insert the washer and turn the distance tube holder into
the end cap of the distance tube until it is fully in.
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Align the tightening surfaces of both holders.
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Secure the holders in the guide rails with screws and
hammerhead threaded plates.
The writing on the hammerhead threaded plates must
point towards the surface of the holder.
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The position depends on the extended length of the
system. Up to an extended length of 3500mm near the
posts, from 3501mm extended length distributed evenly
over the length of the guide rails.
The position of the distance tubes can also be adjusted
to the cross seams of the fabric.
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Distribute additional distance tubes over the length
of the guide rails.
To fasten the distance tube holders, push the screws with
the hammerhead threaded plates up and twist (as described
in 2.8.). Ensure that the hammerhead threaded plates have
twisted correctly in the installation channel.
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After tightening, the longer diagonal must be crosswise
to the clamping channel of the guide rail (see drawing
next to the text).
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Lock the nuts against the end caps of the distance tube.
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2.9. ALIGNMENT OF THE SYSTEM
• Align the system by moving the casing in the
brackets or sideways movement of the two posts in
the diagonal.
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• Deviations of the diagonal measurements by more
than 5 mm may result in malfunctions.
• Vertically align the posts
• Fix the post profile on the post’s base plate.
• For this purpose, turn the threaded pins in the groove
nuts through the drillings onto the peg of the post’s
base plate and tighten firmly.
• Fix the post’s base plate with the appropriate fixing
materials on the base.
• Connect a test cable to the system and extend
approximately 20cm.
• Connect the guide rails with the pegs of the casing
using the countersunk screws.
Valid from February 2010
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Fix the post profile on the post’s base plate.
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For this purpose, turn the threaded pins in the groove nuts
through the drillings onto the peg of the post’s base plate
and tighten firmly.
•
Fix the post’s base plate with the appropriate fixing
materials on the base.
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Connect a test cable to the system and
extend approximately 20cm.
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Connect the guide rails with the pegs of the
casing using the countersunk screws.
3. line SyStemS
To install line systems, at first mount all boxes and
only then proceed with the guide rails and posts as
described for the individual systems.
Before inserting the end cap of the centre guide rail as
described in 2.8, it is necessary to fit the second pulling
strap with the pulley.
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For the installation, pull the fall bar of both systems on
the side of the centre guide rail approximately 100mm
in extended direction with the pulling strap, and then
insert a screwdriver between the fall bar and the casing
to prevent the fall bar from retracting.
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At the end cap of the centre guide rail, loosen
countersunk screw (1) with an SW 6 Allen key and
remove including the interior sleeve (2). Take out the
deflection pulley (3) and place pulling strap over it.
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Place the pulley with the pulling strap in the end cap
(ensuring that the pulling strap is not twisted!). Insert the
sleeve with the chamfer of the bore pointing towards the
screw head. Firmly tighten the countersunk screw.
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Now remove the strap securing clips (4) and proceed
according to 2.8.
Chamfer
