5
SETTINGS
5.1 - Calibration
During calibration process the device learns the position of the Up and Down limit positions. The calibration can be performed automatically or
manually. During the automatic calibration the motor will perform Up, Down and Up again manoeuvres to recognize the limit positions. During
the manual calibration limit positions must be saved manually while the motor performs Up/Down manoeuvres.
If the automatic calibration was not able to properly recognize the limit positions, perform the manual calibration instead.
The control unit will calibrate itself after the user performs two full manoeuvres (Up to Down and Down to Up), but performing
the calibration according to one of the procedures below is recommended before operation.
Before the calibration, set the shutter to the middle position.
To perform automatic calibration, proceed as described below.
Table A8 - Automatic calibration
Example
01.
Press and hold the programming pushbutton (fig. 1).
02.
Release the programming pushbutton (fig. 1) when the LED illuminates with
blue
color (3rd position).
03.
Press key
n
(or second channel) of the transmitter.
04.
The motor will complete Up, Down and Up again maneuvers automatically.
05.
The programming procedure concludes automatically upon finishing 2 complete maneuvers.
To perform calibration manually, proceed as described below. Perform manual calibration only when automatic doesn’t work.
Table A9 - Manual calibration
Example
01.
Press and hold the programming pushbutton (fig. 1).
02.
Release the programming pushbutton (fig. 1) when the LED illuminates with
blue
color (3rd position).
03.
Press key
s
(or first channel) of the transmitter to start calibration.
04.
Device will start Up maneuver.
05.
Press key
n
(or second channel) of the transmitter to set Up limit position.
06.
Device will start Down maneuver.
07.
Press key
n
(or second channel) of the transmitter to set Down limit position.
08.
Device will start Up maneuver.
09.
Press key
n
(or second channel) of the transmitter to set Up limit position.
10.
The programming procedure concludes automatically
5.2 - Partial positions
The BiDi-Shutter control unit enables setting a quickly accessible partial positions. Partial positions work only with transmitters memorized in
Mode I.
Table A11 - Available partial positions
Nº
Press at the same time to activate
Default position
1
s
and
t
1st and 3rd channel
S1 and S2
50% of the working time
2
s
and
n
1st and 2nd channel
15% of the working time
•
If the Venetian blinds mode is enabled (see chapter 5.5), by default (2nd partial position), the blinds stop at 15% and slats
are rotated to 10%.
•
If the Venetian blinds mode is disabled, by default (2nd partial position), the shutter stops at 15%.
•
In order for the partial positions to work, the calibration must be performed.
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Pressing S1 and S2 at the same time might not be possible for some types of pushbuttons/switches.
