Becker M Manuel utilisateur

Installation manual

Drives and control units for roller

shutters and sun protection systems

Preface

Using the installation manual

The installation manual describes the commissioning of Becker tubular drives for

roller shutters and sun protection systems as well as the commissioning of specific

Becker control units.

This manual is intended for technicians who have been trained by Becker-Antriebe

GmbH.

It is essential that you follow the safety instructions for the installation and commissioning

of tubular drives and control units on pages 160-161 at the end of the installation manual.

Failure to observe these instructions can lead to serious injuries.

The installation manual does not replace the Assembly and Operating Instructions

supplied with Becker products.

Always observe the information in the installation manual as well as the Assembly

and Operating Instructions supplied with the product when operating or repairing

the system. Becker-Antriebe does not accept liability for damage or injury resulting

from improper use.

Subject to technical changes without notice.

Sun protection

Control units

Roller shutter

Control units

Sun protection

Drives

Radio technology

Roller shutterSun protectionRadio technology

Roller shutter

Drives

Contents

Roller shutter drive types ................. 4

Identification of the drive type .......... 6

M (M04) drives ............................... 8

M17 drives ................................... 12

PicoR+ drives ............................... 14

R(+) drives.................................... 18

RO+ (E02) drives ........................... 22

RP(+) drives ................................. 26

E03 drives .................................... 30

E14 drives .................................... 36

PR+ drives .................................... 40

E01 drives .................................... 44

PRF+ drives .................................. 50

PROF+ drives................................ 54

C01 drives ................................... 58

B01 drives .................................... 62

VC420-II control unit ..................... 66

VC4200B control unit .................... 68

SC431-II control unit ..................... 70

Drives for sun shading devices ....... 72

Identification of the drive type ........ 74

M (M04) drives ............................. 76

S(+) drives .................................... 80

PS(+) drives.................................. 84

E15 drives .................................... 88

E12 drives .................................... 92

SE-B(+) drives .............................100

SE+ K5 mute drives ......................104

E18 drives ...................................108

SE I1 drives .................................116

PSF(+) drives ...............................120

SEF I1 drives ................................124

C12 drives ...................................128

C18 drives ...................................134

SWS241 control set ......................140

SWS441/SWS641 control set ........142

SC211 control unit .......................144

VC470-II control unit ....................146

Centronic radio technology ...........148

B-Tronic radio technology ............154

General

Roller shutter drive types

Type M:

Drive with mechanical

limit switching

Type R(+):

(1997-2009)

Drive with electronic limit

switching and sensitive

obstruction detection

Type Pico R+:

(1999-2007)

Drive with electronic limit

switching for the mini

tube

Type RF(+):

(2000-2002)

Drive with radio receiver

(40 MHz) and sensitive

obstruction detection

Type PRF+:

(from 2003)

Drive with Centronic radio

receiver (868.3 MHz)

and point to point pro-

gramming

Type PR+:

(from 2005)

Drive with electronic limit

switching and point to

point programming

Type RP(+):

(from 2009)

Drive with electronic

limit switching, point to

point programming and

sensitive obstruction

detection

Type PROF+:

(from 2009)

Drive with Centronic radio

receiver (868.3 MHz),

point to point program-

ming and sensitive

obstruction detection

Roller shutter

Drives

Type RO(+):

(from 2010)

Drive with electronic limit

switching and sensitive

obstruction detection

Type B01:

(from 2012)

Drive with B-Tronic radio

receiver (868.3 MHz),

point to point program-

ming and sensitive

obstruction detection

Type C01:

(from 2013)

Drive with Centronic radio

receiver (868.3 MHz),

point to point program-

ming and sensitive

obstruction detection

Type E01:

(from 2014)

Drive with electronic

limit switching, point to

point programming and

sensitive obstruction

detection with reversal

Type E03:

(from 2016)

Drive with electronic

limit switching, point to

point programming and

sensitive obstruction

detection

Type E02:

(from 2016)

Drive with electronic limit

switching and sensitive

obstruction detection

(functions same as RO+)

Type E14:

(from 2017)

Drive with electronic limit

switching and point to

point programming

All other drives can be identified via the programming

unit. Connect the wires in the connecting cable of the

drive to the wires of the same colour in the program-

ming unit.

Press the programming button for 2 seconds.

If the drive produces a loud noise and the tube does

not turn, the drive is a type M. Replace the program-

ming unit immediately with one that is suitable for an

M drive.

If the drive clicks twice, an R(+) type or PicoR+ type

drive is installed.

If the drive clicks once or does not react, it is an RP(+),

RO+, PR+, E01, RF(+) or PRF+, PROF+, or B01 drive

type.

1 s

5 s

10 s

General

Which type of roller shutter drive has been installed?

The limit positions of the latest generation of drives

with electronic limit switching can be deleted and reset

via the existing operator control. To do this, proceed

as follows:

First, run the drive for 6 seconds in the UP or DOWN

direction.

Then perform the travel movements described opposite

to delete the limit positions. If the drive then clicks twice,

it is one of the following types: RO+, E01, E02, E03 or

E14.

Then reprogram the upper and lower limit positions in

the order described opposite. The drive clicks once to

confirm the programming action.

If the drive does not confirm by clicking once, it is an

E02 type or RO+ type drive.

If the drive stops sensitively when encountering an

obstruction when moving downwards, it is an E01 type

drive.

If the drive stops without reversing, it is an E03 type

drive.

If the drive reacts insensitively to the obstruction, it is

an E14 type drive.

Deleting the limit positions

Upper limit position

Lower limit position

Roller shutter

Drives

Turn the drive roughly 3 revolutions then press the

programming button again for 2 seconds (the drive

clicks again to indicate that a second limit position

has been set). Turn the drive roughly 1.5 revolutions

in the opposite direction and carry out the deletion

sequence:

- Press and hold the programming button

- Press and hold the button

- Release the programming button

- Press the programming button again until the drive

clicks twice.

If the drive does not react, it is an RF(+) (up to 2002),

PRF+ (2003–2009), PROF+ (from 2009 onwards),

C01 (from 2013 onwards) or B01 (from 2012) drive

with integrated radio receiver and bidirectional radio

control. The drive type can be identified by program-

ming the corresponding hand-held transmitter.

If the drive clicks twice, it is an RP(+), RO(+) or PR+

drive type.

Press the programming button again.

If the drive clicks twice again, it is an RO(+) (from 2010

onwards).

If the drive clicks once, it is a RP(+) or PR+ drive. You

have now programmed a limit position. Turn the drive 3

revolutions from the limit position.

If the drive runs without stopping, it is a PR+ (from 2003

onwards) drive.

If the drive stops and continues running, it is a PR+

(from 2009 onwards) drive.

Type plate

Wiring

Drives with mechanical limit switching must not

be connected in parallel to a control point. Dis-

charge of the capacitor could damage the limit

switches. This would cause the limit positions

to be “overrun”.

The changeover time for switching the running di-

rection must be at least 0.5 seconds. The switch

and controls must not execute simultaneous UP

and DOWN commands.

Mains

Drive

Drive 2Drive 1

M (M04) drives

Type designation: e.g. R 8/17 C M

R Size of drive

(tube diameter)

P - 35 mm

R - 45 mm

L - 58 mm

8/17 Rated torque/output speed

C Pluggable connecting cable

M Mechanical limit switching

Operating mode (short-period operation

S2)

After 4 minutes of continuous operation,

the drive must be allowed to cool off.

Serial number: e.g. 08 40 961630

08 Year 2008

40 Calendar week

961630 Consecutive number

Mains

Roller shutter

Drives

Information

Before installation, make sure that the

drive adapter safety catch has engaged

(is screwed tight).

Mark the position of the drive adapter

on the tube and drill a 4-mm hole at this

point.

Secure the drive adapter against axial

displacement in the tube using a screw

or a rivet.

The arrow on the drive head indicates the

direction of rotation . The limit position

is set on the corresponding adjuster, for

example, with the flexible setting tool

(item no. 49332000020).

Turning in the + direction increases the

range; turning in the - direction reduces

it.

The barrel may not be turned more than

38 revolutions in one direction.

Setting the limit positions

1. Setting the lower

limit position

After the tube is installed,

run the drive downwards

until it switches off auto-

matically. Using the flex-

ible setting tool, turn the

corresponding adjuster in

the + direction (clockwise)

until the tube is in a suitable

position for connecting the

roller shutter to the tube.

Switch off the DOWN di-

rection and connect the

roller shutters to the tube

(mount the springs).

M (M04) drives

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