Elero MonoTel 2 Manuel utilisateur

MonoTel 2 867/868/915 MHz

28205.0001, 28206.0001,

28207.0001, 28205.0901,

28206.0901, 28207.0901

0682

Operating instructions (translation)

181221101_EN_0513

Contents

Safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Safety instructions for radio operation . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Intended use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Exclusion of liability . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Scope of delivery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Mounting of wall bracket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Device explanation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Explanation of functions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Bidirectional radio system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Unidirectional radio system. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Initial operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Programming the transmitter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Programming additional transmitters . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Synchronous Programming mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Stopping programming mode (bidirectional) in

the transmitter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Approaching end positions of roller shutter /

awning / venetian blind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Operation of the transmitter using

Combio JA Pulse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Deleting positions/deleting transmitters . . . . . . . . . 16

Battery Replacement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

EC Declaration of conformity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Safety instructions

Observance of these instructions is a

precondition for safe and fault-free operation and

for the product performing as intended.

• The operator/user must have completely read and understood

the instructions.

• The operator must ensure that the instructions are available to

the user in a legible form.

• The operator must ensure that all safety measures are observed

and complied with.

• The following safety and installation instructions relate to the

device and not to its accessories or the drive.

CAUTION!

Failure to observe these instructions may lead to

injury.

Observe all safety instructions.

• Never install or use damaged products.

• Only use unmodiﬁed and compatible original parts.

• There is a risk of personal injury and damage if the device is

opened without permission, used improperly, installed incorrectly

or operated incorrectly.

• The device contains small parts which can be swallowed.

Transport

• The device may not be used should you have received the

device damaged, despite proper packaging. Complain about any

damage to the transport company immediatly.

Installation

• Observe all regulations for installation.

Contents Safet

instructions

Operation

• Use only in dry rooms.

• It must be possible to observe the equipment while it is

in operation if the equipment is controlled by one or more

transmitters.

• Keep control systems out of the reach of children and the

disabled.

• Dispose of used batteries properly.

Safety instructions for radio operation

Observe all safety instructions for radio operation.

Only use radio systems which are approved and can be operated

without interference.

• Radio systems must not be operated in areas where there is an

increased risk of interference (e.g. hospitals, airports).

• Remote control is permitted only for devices and equipment for

which a malfunction of the transmitter or receiver does not give

rise to a hazard to persons, animals or objects or where this

safety risk is covered by other safety equipment.

• The operator has no protection whatsoever against interference

by other telecommunication installations and local terminals

(e.g. also from radio installations which are operated properly in

the same frequency range).

• The range of the radio signal is limited by legislation and the

structural conditions.

Intended use

The MonoTel 2 is a single-channel transmitter. It may be used

unidirectionally (compatibly with the old ProLine range) or

bidirectionally. The hand-held transmitter may only be used for

the control of roller shutters, blinds and shades that are equipped

with elero radio receivers. Other uses or use going beyond this is

considered to be contrary to the intended use.

The handheld transmitter is referred to in these instructions as the

“device”.

Exclusion of liability

elero GmbH accepts no liability whatsoever for personal injury

or damage caused by uses other than those listed above,

modiﬁcations to the device, incorrect use, failure to observe the

instructions. Liability for material defects is excluded in such cases.

Scope of delivery

MonoTel 2 (batteries included in the device), wall bracket, 2 wall

plugs, 2 screws.

Technical data

Name of unit MonoTel 2

Operating voltage 3 V DC

Battery type 2 x LR06 (AA mignon)

IP Code IP 20

Temperature range 0 to +55 °C

Radio frequency 867/868 MHz frequency band

Dimensions in mm (hand-held

transmitter)

L 120 x W 51 x H 26

Weight in grams (including battery) 120

In a deviation, the following applies for the USA, Canada, Australia

and some nations in South America:

Radio frequency 915 MHz frequency band

Safet

instructions for radio operation

xclusion of liabilit

Mounting of wall bracket

• Make sure that the holes are not

drilled into electric cables when

ﬁtting the wall bracket.

• Before installing the unit in the

required position, check that

the transmitter and receiver are

functioning perfectly.

• Attach the bracket to the wall

with the wall plugs and screws

provided.

The top part of the wall bracket can be

moved.

Device explanation

Front side of the device

1 UP button

2 STOP button

3 Status indicator

4 DOWN button

Rear of the device

5 Learn button P

Only for experts:

6 DIP switch 1

7 DIP switch 2

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Explanation of functions

Bidirectional radio system

A bidirectional radio system transmits radio signals to a radio

receiver and enables feedback from the radio receiver to the

transmitter. The radio signal can be sent directly to the target

receiver. If this is not possible then the radio signal is forwarded via

other bidirectional participants until the signal reaches the target

receiver. The target receiver carries out the command and sends a

conﬁrmation back to the transmitter.

Bidirectional radio operation is only possible if all participants are

bidirectional. Otherwise, the system is only unidirectional.

Unidirectional radio system

A unidirectional radio system transmits radio signals to radio

receivers. However, unlike in a bidirectional radio system, the radio

receiver cannot send any message back to the transmitter. The

transmission of radio signals from radio receiver to radio receiver is

also not possible.

Initial operation

Press a button to switch on the handheld transmitter; the status

display is illuminated.

Note

Do not press the P button until the receivers are in program-

ming mode. The channel for a radio system is decided during

the programming. If the receivers are not in programming

mode, the channel of the sender changes to the unidirectional

mode. In order to restore the starting condition, press the

STOP and Pbuttons simultaneously for 6 seconds until the

status display lights.

Status display

A radio signal is indicated by the status display (LED ring around

the STOP button) lighting up. The various colours of the status

display mean:

Status display Meaning

Flashing orange Channel (transmitter) not programmed in any

receiver

Flashing orange

rapidly

Channel (transmitter) in bidirectional program-

ming mode. Operation of already programmed

receivers is not possible.

Every 3 seconds in group programming mode

(also without pressing a button)

Orange then green Channel (transmitter) is operating bidirectionally

and receiver has received the signal

Orange then ﬂashing

red

Channel (transmitter) is operating bidirectionally

and one of the receivers has not received the

signal

Red then green Channel (transmitter) is operating bidirectionally

and receiver has received the signal, batteries

weak

Red then ﬂashing red Channel (transmitter) is operating bidirectionally

and one of the receivers has not received the

signal, batteries weak

Green Channel (transmitter) is operating unidirection-

ally: Transmit signal is being sent

Green with repeat,

then red (unidirec-

tional)

Channel (transmitter) is deleted

Alternating orange

and green (or red),

then red (bidirec-

tional)

Channel (transmitter) is deleted

Flashing red Batteries weak

The transmitting power or the radio range will be reduced by the

reduction in the performance of the battery. No more functions are

executed and there is no display if the voltage drops below 2 V.

lanation of functions

Group control unit

A group is understood to mean the control of several receivers at the

same time. The selected group is controlled by a travel command.

Any number of receivers can be programmed and controlled in the

channel.

Programming the transmitter

Requirement

The receiver is installed. Check whether the channel has been

deleted or is in the correct mode according to the status display.

Stand in front of the blind to be programmed while the programming.

1. With electrical receivers which have already been installed, switch

the circuit breaker off and on again after a few seconds.

The receiver is now in programming mode for about 5 minutes.

2. Press the programming button Pon the rear of the device brieﬂy

(approximately 1 second) until the status display lights up brieﬂy.

The blind moves up and down for approx. two minutes, showing

that the receiver is in programming mode.

3. Press the UP button as soon as the blind starts moving in Open

direction (within 1 second at the most). The status display lights

brieﬂy.

The curtain stops brieﬂy, travels further, stops and then travels in

the downwards direction.

4. Immediately (no more than 1 second) the curtain starts moving

downwards, press the DOWN button. The status display lights up

brieﬂy. The blind stops. The transmitter channel is programmed.

Note

Programming will have to be repeated if the curtain does not

stop.

A bidirectional programming process in the hand-held transmitter

can be cancelled by pressing the STOP button for 6 seconds.

Programming additional transmitters

Note

Multiple receivers connected to the same supply are all

simultaneously ready for programming for approximately

5 minutes after connection to the mains.

If the Pbutton is now pressed on the transmitter, all receivers

start the programming mode simultaneously (ascents/

descents). An offset is created between the receivers by

randomly different pauses between the ascentsdescents. The

longer programming is delayed, the greater the offset will be.

The brief ascents/descents can be stopped by pressing the

STOP button brieﬂy on a transmitter that has already been

programmed. The programming mode in the receiver is

interrupted.

The transmitter can now be assigned without having to

disconnect individual receivers. If the blind moves in the wrong

direction, delete the transmitter and program it again.

(→see Deletion of transmitter)

For programming additional transmitters to one receiver:

1. Press the UP, DOWN and programming P(rear of the device)

buttons simultaneously (for three seconds) on a transmitter

that has already been programmed to the receiver. The status

display lights up brieﬂy. The receiver is now in programming

mode.

2. Press the programming button Pon the transmitter to be

programmed until the status display lights brieﬂy. The receiver is

now in programming mode (ascents/descents).

3. Press the UP button immediately (within no more than 1 second)

the curtain starts moving upwards. The status display lights

brieﬂy. The blind stops brieﬂy, starts moving again and then

moves downwards.

4. Immediately (no more than 1 second) the curtain starts moving

downwards, press the DOWN button. The status display

lanation of functions

lights up brieﬂy. The blind stops. The transmitter channel is

programmed.

If more than 10 bidirectional receivers are being programmed in the

channel at the same time, the transmitter channel in programming

mode switches to group mode. The group mode is indicated by fast

ﬂashing with pauses.

Programming in group mode is completed after a 2-minute pause or

pressing the STOP button for 6 seconds.

Note

A jogging mode for Venetian blinds for quickly reaching

receivers which are further away is not possible in a transmitter

channel with more than 10 programmed receivers.

Synchronous Programming mode

For programming additional receivers to one transmitter at the same

time:

1. Press the DOWN and programming P(rear of the device)

buttons simultaneously (for 3 seconds) on a transmitter that has

already been programmed to the receivers. The status display

ﬂashes. The receivers are now in programming mode.

2. For bidirectional operation only: press the programming button

Pon the transmitter to be programmed until the status display

lights brieﬂy. The receivers are now in programming mode

(ascents/descents).

3. Press the UP button immediately (within no more than 1 second)

the curtain starts moving upwards. The status display lights

brieﬂy. The blinds stop brieﬂy, start moving again, stop and then

move downwards.

4. Immediately (no more than 1 second) the curtain starts moving

downwards, press the DOWN button. The status display lights

up brieﬂy. The blinds stop moving. The transmitter channel is

programmed.

Stopping programming mode (bidirectional) in

the transmitter

Press the STOP button and hold for at least 6 seconds until the

status display lights up orange.

Approaching end positions of roller shutter /

awning / venetian blind

Requirement

The transmitter/transmitter channel is programmed. The end

positions of the drive have been set.

Approaching bottom end position (roller blind/awning)

Press the DOWN button brieﬂy. The curtain descends to the lower

end position/the awning extends fully.

Approaching the lower end position (blind)

Press the DOWN button until the status display lights brieﬂy. The

blind approaches the lower end position.

Only press the DOWN button brieﬂy (jog mode) for Venetian blind

drive, pulse mode for Combio JA Pulse), the blind approaches

brieﬂy and stops again.

Approaching the upper end position (roller blind/awning)

Press the UP button brieﬂy. The blind approaches the upper end

position/the awning retracts.

Approaching the upper end position (blind)

Press the UP button until the status display lights brieﬂy. The blind

approaches the upper end position.

Only press the UP button brieﬂy (jog mode for Venetian blind drive,

pulse mode for Combio JA Pulse), the blind approaches brieﬂy and

stops again.

lanation of functions

Intermediate positions of the blinds

Roller

shutter

Awning

Venetian

blind

Interior

shading

Pos▼Intermediate

position

Intermediate

position

Intermediate

position

Intermediate

position 1

Pos▲Ventilation

position

-- /fabric ten-

sioning

Tilting posi-

tion

Intermediate

position 2

Programming the intermediate position in the receiver

Requirement

The transmitter/transmitter channel is programmed. The end positions

of the drive have been set. The blind is in the upper end position.

1. Move the blind to the desired position with the DOWN button.

Press and hold the DOWN button to do this.

2. Also press the STOP button. The blind stops. The status display

lights brieﬂy.

The intermediate position is programmed.

Programming the ventilation/turning position in the receiver

Requirement

The transmitter/transmitter channel is programmed. The end positions

of the drive have been set. The blind is in the lower end position.

1. Move the blind in the UP direction using the UP button until the

ventilation slots open, or the slats have turned. Keep the UP button

pressed during the movement. Also press the STOP button. The

blind stops. The status display lights brieﬂy.

The ventilation/turning position is programmed.

Approaching the intermediate position

Requirement

The transmitter/transmitter channel is programmed. The blind is at its

upper end position.

1. Press the DOWN button twice brieﬂy. The status display lights up

brieﬂy.

2. The blind travels to the stored intermediate position. In the case

of Venetian blinds, the slats turn automatically after reaching the

intermediate position if a tilting position has been programmed. If

no intermediate position is programmed, the curtain travels to the

lower end position (not if Combio Pulse is in use).

Approaching the ventilation/turning position

Requirement

The transmitter/transmitter channel is programmed. The blind is at its

lower end position.

1. Press the UP button twice brieﬂy. The status display lights brieﬂy.

2. The blind travels to the save ventilation/turning position. If no

ventilation/turning position is programmed, the blind travels to the

upper end position (not if Combio Pulse is in use).

Operation of the transmitter using Combio JA Pulse

A Combio 867/868/915 JA Pulse can be used for the precise

adjustment of the slats for Venetian blind drives.

The preset pulse time of Combio Pulse is cycled by pressing the UP

or DOWN button.

The pulse time can be changed by the user. Keep the STOP and UP

buttons on a programmed transmitter pressed for 6 seconds for this.

The drive starts to move in small pulses. As soon as the blind has

travelled the required distance, release the UP button, then release

the STOP button. The new pulse time is saved. The new pulse time

corresponds to the sum of all pulse times during the programming of

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the pulse time. The Combio JA Pulse ends the programming of the

pulse time after 30 pulses.

Deleting positions/deleting transmitters

Deleting the intermediate position from the receiver

1. Press the STOP button and also the DOWN button.

2. Hold this button combination for approximately three seconds.

The status display lights brieﬂy.

Deleting the ventilation/turning position from the receiver

1. Press both the STOP button and the UP button.

2. Hold this button combination for approximately three seconds.

The status display lights brieﬂy.

Deleting the transmitter channel in the receiver

1. Press both the STOP button and the programming button P(on

the rear of the device).

2. Keep this button combination pressed for approx. 6 seconds

until the status display lights orange brieﬂy and then lights red.

In unidirectional radio operation, the status display lights for 6

seconds: ﬁrst green brieﬂy twice and then red.

The channel in the transmitter is also deleted.

Deleting all the transmitters in the receiver

1. Press the STOP button and also the programming button P(on

the rear of the device) + UP button + DOWN button.

2. Hold this button combination for approximately six seconds.

The status display lights orange/green brieﬂy twice, followed by

red (bidirectional).

The channel in the transmitter is also deleted.

In unidirectional radio operation, the status display lights for 6

seconds: ﬁrst green brieﬂy twice and then red.

Expert Settings

DIP switch 2 on the rear of the device, beneath the cover:

switch up: OFF (bidirectional and unidirectional operation possible,

preset), switch down: ON (only bidirectional operation is possible).

DIP switch 1: OEM setting.

Battery Replacement

Note

Replace batteries only with batteries of the

identical type.

1. Unscrew the underside of the device and

open the housing.

2. Remove the batteries.

3. Insert the new batteries in the correct

position.

4. Reassemble the device.

Dispose of used batteries properly.

Cleaning

Clean the device with a damp cloth. Do not use a detergent. This

may attack the plastic.

Disposal

Dispose of the device in accordance with the relevant regulations

when you no longer need it.

lanation of functions Batter

Replacemen

Troubleshooting

Fault Cause Remedy

Drive not running,

status display does

not light up

1. Batteries are low

2. Batteries are incor-

rectly installed

1. Insert new batteries

2. Insert batteries

correctly

Drive not running,

status display ﬂashes

red or orange

Unidirectional: Status

display lights green

1. Receiver out of

radio range

2. Receiver out of

order or faulty

3. Receiver not yet

programmed

1. Reduce distance to

the receiver

2. Switch on or re-

place receiver

3. Program receiver

Drive runs in the

wrong direction

Directions are incor-

rectly allocated

Delete transmitter and

reprogram

Repair

Please contact your dealer if you have any questions.

Please always provide the following information:

• Item number and name on the type plate

• Type of fault

• Unusual events preceding fault

• Accompanying conditions

• Own suspicion

EC Declaration of conformity

EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

We hereby declare that the following mentioned product/s meet/s the standards of the European Community.

Product name:

ProLine 2

•MemoTec2 (-868) all versions

•Invio2 (-867 / -868) all versions

•AstroTec2 (-867 / -868 / -915) all versions

•MonoTel2 (-867 / -868 / -915) all versions (Progreso1)

•LumeroTel2 (-867 / -868 / -915) all versions (Progreso1M)

•VarioTel2 (-867 / -868 / -915) all versions (Progreso5M)

•TempoTel2 (-867 / -868 / -915) all versions

•MultiTel2 (-867 / -868 / -915) all versions

•SoloTel2 (-867 / -868 / -915) all versions

•UniTec2 (-867 / -868 / -915) all versions

Description: Wall-mounted and hand-held radio transmitters for bidirectional and standard

communication between transmitters and receivers to control roller shutters, awnings,

venetian blinds and indoor shading systems

The conformity of the above mentioned products with the relevant health and safety requirements is taken into

account by the following directives and standards:

•EMC Directive 2004/108/EC

EN 61000-6-2:2005, EN 61000-6-3:2001

EN 60730-1:2000, EN 60730-2-7:1991

•R&TTE Directives 1999/5/EC

ETSI EN 301 489-3 V1.4.1

ETSI EN 300 220-2 V2.1.2

•RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC

Beuren, 26.03.2012

Ralph Trost

-CE Manager-, -Representative documentation -

roubleshootin

C Declaration of conformit

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