To set new position for 1st partial position, proceed as described below.
Table A12 - Setting 1st partial position
Example
01.
Press and hold the programming pushbutton (fig. 1).
02.
Release the programming pushbutton (fig. 1) when the LED illuminates with
white
color (5th position).
03.
Press
s
and
t
or 1st and 3rd channel at the same, the LED will confirm with one white flash.
04.
Bring the shutter/blind/awning at your desired partial position
(or press
s
and
t
or 1st and 3rd channel at the same time to disable the 1st partial position altogether).
05.
Save and conclude the programming by pushing the programming pushbutton (fig. 1).
To set new position for 2nd partial position, proceed as described below.
Table A13 - Setting 2nd partial position
Example
01.
Press and hold the programming pushbutton (fig. 1).
02.
Release the programming pushbutton (fig. 1) when the LED illuminates with
white
color (5th position).
03.
Press
s
and
n
or 1st and 2nd channel at the same, the LED will confirm with two white flashes.
04.
Bring the shutter/blind/awning at your desired partial position
(or press
s
and
n
or 1st and 2nd channel at the same time to disable the 2nd partial position altogether).
05.
Save and conclude the programming by pushing the programming pushbutton (fig. 1).
5.3 - Virtual Limit Switch
If needed, it is also possible to set a virtual limit switch, limiting the shutter/blind/awning movement to the specified position (range).
Table A14 - Setting a virtual limit switch
Example
01.
Bring the shutter/blind/awning at your desired position (virtual limit switch).
02.
Press and hold the programming pushbutton.
03.
Release the programming pushbutton when the LED illuminates with blue color (3rd position).
04.
Press key
t
(or third channel) of the transmitter:
• If the LED will confirm with one blue flash, the procedure is active,
• If the LED will two blue flashes, the procedure is canceled because the roller shutter wasn’t calibrated
before.
/
05.
Press the key of the transmitter to select mechanical limit switch:
•
s
or first channel - the top limit switch,
•
t
or third channel - the bottom limit switch.
/
06
The motor will make a move between the virtual and mechanical limit switch.
07
The programming procedure concludes automatically.
5.4 - Wired pushbutton programming
The pushbuttons connected to the S1 (Up) and S2 (Down) inputs can be programmed in different ways:
•
Go to the limit position
– after pressing the pushbutton the motor goes to the programmed limit switch,
•
Hold to run
– the pushbutton must be pressed and held for the motor to move, then released to stop the motor at the desired position.
In case of the wired pushbuttons programmed as “Go to the limit position”, it is possible to choose how the motor can be stopped:
•
Pressing both pushbuttons together,
•
Pressing the pushbutton for the same direction that the shutter goes,
•
Pressing the pushbutton for the opposite direction that the shutter goes.
By default, the motor is stopped when pushbutton for the opposite direction is pressed.
