Girard Systems GC136 Manuel utilisateur

AC MOTOR CONTROL MODULE

GC136

INSTALLATION and PAIRING INSTRUCTIONS

REV.12302015

RV AWNING PRODUCTS

1361 CALLE AVANZADO, SAN CLEMENTE, CA 92673(800) 382-8442 FAX (949)276-5500

www.girardrv.com

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Girard Systems awnings may be operated in light wind and rain

conditions. When periods of heavy rain and or high wind are expected

the awning must be closed. Never leave the Awning open and

unattended.

Damage caused by wind and rain is not covered by warranty.

All awnings must be closed prior to moving the vehicle for any reason.

As an extra safety precaution a visual check that every awning is fully

closed is required.

Damage caused by failure to comply with these instructions is

not covered by warranty.

Before using your awning, ensure that the area into which the awning

will be deployed is free of obstructions (Trees, walls, pillars, posts,

other vehicles etc.)

Damage caused by collisions with any of the above or similar

is not covered by warranty.

Before using your awning make sure that all of your electrical circuits

are operating correctly. Recreational Vehicles can generate AC power

from three separate sources. The electrical system transfer switch in

your vehicle will select power for the awning as follows:

Shore Power – if connected;

Generator Power – if the generator is running;

Inverter Power – batteries must be charged for inverter operation.

Girard Systems awnings are supplied with an electric motor appropriate to the

product.

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CONTENTS

Product Description …………………………………………………………………………. 3

Set up and Programming …………………………………………………………………. 6

Programming to a Motion Sensor ……………………………………………………… 7

Programming to an Anemometer ………………………………………………….... 10

THE G–LINK SYSTEM

The G-Link motors and control modules provided by Girard Systems communicate by

use of RF signals on a frequency of 433.92 MHZ. This eliminates the need for wiring

and the drilling of holes in the vehicle. These components must be electronically

matched, programmed or paired before use. This is usually done at the Girard Systems

factory. Should the need arise for the user to pair a device with the motor controller

they must refer to the appropriate manual for the devices applicable to their particular

installation.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The G – Link GC136 is a single awning motor control unit that can be remotely operated

with a G-link paired handset listed in this manual from a distance of up to 500ft. in

open air and up to 100ft in the presence of obstructions. The operating frequency is

433.92MHZ.

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The GC136 may also be operated by use of the IN/STOP/OUT buttons on the side of

the unit (Fig. 1). The direction of travel of the motor can be reversed by using the

Reverse switch as indicated in (Fig. 2).

Fig.1

Fig.2

The GC136 may be programmed simultaneously with up to 20 Remote Controls or

other remote units. If an additional unit is programmed it will replace the last unit

programmed and the previous 19 units will remain unchanged.

The GC136 can operate in either Continuous or Step mode.

a. In Continuous mode a single press of the button on the module or the Remote

handset will cause the Awning to move in the chosen direction until the limit

switch is actuated, unless the Stop button is pressed.

b. In Step mode a single press will cause a small step in the chosen direction, but if

the button is not released within 2 seconds the movement will become

continuous as described above.

STOP

OUT

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Specifications

Power: 110VAC / 60Hz

AC Input: White = Neutral / Black = Live / Green = Earth

To the Motor: White = Neutral / Red = Direction 1 / Black = Direction 2 / Green = Earth

Ambient T: 0 - 130°F

Installation

A circuit breaker protected 15A/115v AC power supply is required form the Vehicles power

distribution panel as shown in the diagram below.

1. Install a UL approved 110VAC junction box in which to make the electrical connections.

2. Route the Awning’s Motor cable to this location and make the connections to the GC136

in accordance with NEC requirements.

3. Mount the GC136 on the wall using the screws and tape provided.

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SETUP AND PROGRAMMING

1. Selection of “Continuous” or “Step” mode.

a. Supply power to the GC136.

b. Simultaneously press the STOP and RIGHT button of the GC136 for at least 6

seconds: The Green LED will first illuminate and then blink a few times. When

the Green LED extinguishes, the operation has been completed

To switch modes (continuous to step or step to continuous) repeat step 1

above.

NOTE:

•Before starting this procedure the GC136 must be disconnected from all

power sources for at least 10 seconds.

•During the programming procedure each step must be executed within 10

seconds of the preceding one.

2. Programming the GC136 to a Remote handset or switch

a. Supply power to the GC136

b. Using a paper clip or other small tool, press the program button on the

GC136 (Fig 2) the Green LED will start blinking.

c. Press STOP (Fig. 1): The Green LED will stop blinking and remain illuminated.

d. Press the IN button on the REMOTE DEVICE being programmed. The Green

LED on the motor controller will turn off.

3. Cancel one Remote from the GC136

a. Supply power to the GC136

b. Using a paper clip or other small tool, press the program button on the

GC136 (Fig 2) the Green LED will start blinking.

c. Press STOP (Fig. 1): The Green LED will stop blinking and remain illuminated.

d. Press the OUT button on the REMOTE DEVICE being cancelled. The Green

LED will turn off.

4. Cancel all of the Remotes from the GC136

a. Supply power to the GC136

b. Simultaneously press the STOP and LEFT button of the GC136 for at

least 6 seconds: The Green LED will first illuminate and then blink a few

times. When the Green LED extinguishes the operation has been

completed.

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PROGRAMMING TO A MOTION SENSOR

First the Motion sensor will need to be prepared for programming by carrying out the

following procedure.

Remove the 2 small

Phillips screws which

secure the motion

sensor to the mounting

bracket. The base of

the module is

magnetized so will

need to be gently lifted

off.

Fig.1

Then turn it over.

Fig.2

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Remove the 4 Phillips

screws holding the

module together.

Remove the base

plate and silicone

insert.

Fig.3

Turn the base plate

over (Magnet down).

Then place the

motion sensor on top

of it so that the

magnet is aligned

with the reed

switch. If this is not

done the default

program cannot be

changed.

Fig.4

Base Plate

Magnet

Insert

Reed Switch

Adjustment Dial

Programming

Button

LED

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Note; when carrying out this part of the procedure each step must be

executed within 10 seconds of the previous one or the module will revert to

factory settings. It is highly recommended that you read and understand the

following sequence before attempting to execute it.

a. Set the Adjustment Dial to level 5. (See Fig.4).

b. To initiate the programming sequence, power to the motor controller must be

disconnected for at least 10 seconds then reconnected.

c. Connect the GC779G Motion sensor to a 12volt DC circuit. At this point the

Purple LED will illuminate and then begin to blink. If it does not, the unit is not

receiving the correct power. Ensure that the magnet and reed switch are aligned

and verify the electrical connection before proceeding.

d. Using a small screwdriver or the end of a paper clip press the Program Button on

the GC136 Motor Controller. (see fig 9) The Green LED on the Motor Controller

will begin to flash.

e. Press the Stop Button on the Motor Controller. The Green LED on the Motor

Controller will illuminate continuously.

f. Press the programming button on the GC779G Motion sensor (See Fig.4). Both

the Purple LED on the Motion sensor and the green LED on the Motor controller

will flash once and extinguish. This completes the programming sequence.

g. Ensure that the code was accepted by pressing the Program button on the

GC779G Motion sensor again. The Awning should retract.

h. If the Awning does not retract, repeat steps a. to f.

i. Set the Adjustment Dial to the desired sensitivity level 1 to 5. Never set higher

than 5. (The factory setting is 3).

Once programming is complete, reassemble the Motion sensor module.

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PROGRAMMING TO AN ANEMOMETER GC116I

Fully extend the awning to ensure smooth operation, and then retract the awning

leaving it partially open (about 3 feet).

Locate the P2 Button on the back of the motor controller.

Set the wind speed dial between 1 and 2 on the anemometer. (See Fig.1 above). The

higher this dial is set, the stronger the wind must be before the awning will retract.

Note; when carrying out this part of the procedure each step must be

executed within 10 seconds of the previous one or the module will revert to

factory settings. It is highly recommended that you read and understand the

following sequence before attempting to execute it.

1) Connect the Anemometer to a 12V DC Power source. (The Red LED will flash

once when power is connected)

2) Press the P2 button on the back of the motor controller (The green LED will start

to blink )

3) Press the STOP button on the motor controller (The green LED will stop blinking

and remain illuminated)

4) Press the up button on the Anemometer to retract the awning or physically

activate it by spinning the cups.

For queries or assistance with programming any of your G-Link devices please call

Girard Systems TOLL FREE on 800–382–8442 between 7:30am and 3:30pm P.S.T.

Wind Speed Dial

P2 Button

UP Button

LED

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