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1.
Programming the first handheld transmitter
(Compatible handheld and wall transmitters and sensors see page 16)
ATTENTION! If several motors are connected to one phase, all motors that are not to be
operated with this hand-held transmitter must be disconnected from the mains, otherwise
they may also be set to programming readiness and the hand-held transmitter will also be
programmed for them!
1.1
Connect the motor to the power supply according to the wiring diagram.
ATTENTION!
There is a danger to life from electric shock when working on electrical equipment!
The mains connection of the tubular motor and all work on electrical installations may only be carried out by an authorized
electrician in accordance with the respective connection diagrams of the device.
Carry out all assembly and connection work in a de-energized state!
1.2
Switch on the power supply (fuse ON).
1.3
The motor moves briefly (vibrates) and/or the motor beeps.
The motor is in programming mode for approx. 6 seconds.
1.4
Press the P2 key on the handheld transmitter twice within approx. 6 seconds.
1.5
Then immediately press the UP key* on the handheld transmitter.
1.6
Drive moves up/down briefly.
Handheld transmitter is programmed.
1.7
*Conditionally check the direction of rotation of the motor!
When pressing the OPEN button, the awning must CLOSE!
If the awning opens when the Open button is pressed, the direction of rotation of the drive
must be changed. of the drive must be changed!
To do this, start from the beginning and, after pressing the P2 key, press the
DOWN key
instead of
the *Up key.
ATTENTION!
Changing the direction of rotation of the motor is only possible if NO end positions are
programmed!
If end positions have already been programmed, they must first be deleted (see page 14).
Programming