Lafayette Auto-Lift Manuel utilisateur

Auto-Lift Remote Control Guide

For Parasol Cellular Shades and Tenera Sheer Shadings

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Control Like Never Before Getting Started

Remote

Install batteries

(2 x “AAA”) in the

Momenta remote.

This guide shows you how to set up and operate Momenta

motorized products using the remote control. In this guide, you’ll

learn the two methods to operate your window coverings. All

control features can be used with either method. Choose the

method that works best for you.

Two Methods of Operation

Infrared Control

• Line-of-sight operation (like

a ﬂashlight)

• Control window coverings

individually

• One-button operation

Radio Control

• No aiming necessary (like

a garage-door opener)

• Control window coverings

individually or in groups

• Two-button operation

Group 1

Group 3

All

Groups

Indicator

Light

Group 2

Infrared

Channel

Selector

Group 4

OPEN

Master

Reset

Setup

Battery

Compartment

Front Back

NOTE: Momenta motorized window coverings cannot be operated

from a third party universal remote control. Only the provided remote

can be used for opening and closing these window coverings.

Contents

Getting Started ..................................... 2

Sensor Eye Locations ................................. 3

Basic Operation .......................................... 4

Radio Control .............................................. 5

Intermediate Stops ...................................... 6

Express Mode ............................................. 6

Parasol Cellular Shades ............................. 7

Tenera Sheer Shadings .............................. 8

Setting Top and Bottom Limits .................... 8

Troubleshooting .......................................... 9

Technical Information .................................. 11

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Sensor eyes can be found in the following locations

(depending on product and installation options

chosen):

In the Headrail

Below the Headrail

NOTE: The manual control button, used for operating a window

covering without a remote, is usually adjacent to the sensor eye.

In its default mode, the Momenta remote sends an

infrared signal:

1Aim the Remote at the Sensor Eye.

NOTE: For more information about the locations of sensor

eyes, see “Sensor Eye Locations”.

2Press and release the OPEN or

CLOSE button to operate the window

covering.

NOTE: Press and release the opposite or button to

stop a moving window covering.

Try Radio Control

In addition to the default method of operation, the

remote can be set up to use radio control. When

you want the convenience of radio control and

the ability to control multiple window coverings at

the same time, see “Getting Started with Radio

Control”.

Product-Speciﬁc Features

For more information about the features of your speciﬁc window

covering, see the appropriate product section.

Sensor Eye Location Basic Operation

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Radio Control

Getting Started with Radio Control

Radio control gives you the ability to operate

individual Window Covering or multiple Window

Coverings at the same time, even if they are in

anotherroom.

Group Assignment

To use radio control, each window covering must ﬁrst be assigned

to a group. (A window covering can be a member of more than

onegroup.)

NOTE: If your remote has already been set up, skip to “Radio

Control Operation”.

There are four unique assignable groups to use. A group can be a

single window covering or multiple window coverings.

Before beginning, think about how you will group your window

coverings. For example, you might create a group for all window

coverings in a single room or a group for all window coverings on

one wall.

Note: It is recommended that only similar window coverings be

included in a group (e.g., Cellular Shades assigned to Group1 and

Sheer Shadings assigned to Group3) because of differences in

product features and operation.

Group Addition or Removal

Before you begin, operate the window covering using infrared

control to make sure that you are communicating

with only one window covering and that the window

covering is working properly.

TIP: Move the remote as close as possible (2" to 3")

to the sensor eye when assigning groups.

1. With a

paperclip,

press and release the recessed SETUP button on the back

of the remote. The Indicator Light on the front of the remote

ﬂashes green for approximately 30seconds.

2. While the Indicator Light is ﬂashing green, press the

groupbutton for the group to which you plan to assign the

window covering.

3. Point the

remote at the

sensor eye of

the window

covering and

press the

OPEN

button to add

the window

covering to the

group or the CLOSE button to remove the window covering

from the group. The window covering moves slightly (or “jogs”)

to indicate that it has been added to or removed from

thegroup.

4. Exit setup mode by pressing and releasing the SETUP button

a second time. The remote saves any changes made and the

Indicator Light stopsﬂashing.

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Radio Control Duplicate Remote Control

Radio Control Operation

Operating your window coverings using radio control is similar to

using infrared control, except that you can control multiple window

coverings at the same time, even if they are in another room, and

you do not have to aim the remote at the sensor eye.

1. Press the group button

assigned to the window

coverings.

2. Press the OPEN button to

open the window covering or

the CLOSE button to close

the window covering.

NOTE: To stop a window

covering while it is moving,

press the assigned group

button, then press the

opposite or button.

NOTE: To operate all window coverings assigned to the

remote, press the ALL button before pressing OPEN

orCLOSE .

NOTE: Operational distances using radio control may vary

depending on common household construction differences.

Product-Speciﬁc Operation

For more information about the operation of your speciﬁc window

covering, see the appropriate product section.

Setting Up a Duplicate Remote

If you want a backup for your primary remote, you

can quickly duplicate the current transmitter. When

this procedure is complete, any change made with

any of the transmitters also affects the operation of

the other remotes. Follow this procedure:

1. Mark the original remote.

2. Remove the battery cover from the duplicate remote.

3. With a paperclip,

press and hold the

MASTER RESET

button on the backup

remote for

approximately 10

seconds. The

Indicator Light on the

front of the remote

starts ﬂashingred.

4. Place the marked original remote within 18" of the backup

remote and press the OPEN button on the marked original.

The Indicator Light on the backup remote stops ﬂashing.

5. Replace the battery cover on the backup remote. It is now

ready for use.

MASTER

RESET

18" or Less

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Intermediate Stops Express Mode

Setting Intermediate Stops

An intermediate stop allows a window covering to be preset so

that it will stop at the same “intermediate” position each time it is

opened or closed.

1. Open and close the window covering fully, then move it to the

desired intermediate position.

2. Press and hold the ALL button

for 6 seconds. The Indicator

Light on the front of the remote

starts ﬂashing green.

3. Point the remote at the sensor

eye and press the OPEN

button to set the intermediate

stop. The window covering

moves slightly (or “jogs”) to

indicate that the intermediate

stop has beenadded.

4. Press the ALL button to save the intermediate stop. The

Indicator Light stops ﬂashing.

NOTE: One intermediate stop can be set for each window

covering. If you set a new intermediate stop, it replaces the

previous stop.

NOTE: Reset the window covering to clear an intermediate

stop. See ”Resetting a Window Covering”.

Why Set an Intermediate Stop?

Intermediate stops can be used to align opening height to mullions

or other architectural features of the window. They can also be

used to align the opening height of different window coverings

in the same room. In addition, with sheer shadings, intermediate

stops can be used to achieve a speciﬁc degree of vane tilt every

time the vanes are operated.

Express Mode

When the window covering is in any

position, you can open or close it fully

(bypassing the intermediate stop) as

follows:

1. Press the appropriate group

button.

2. Press and hold the OPEN or

CLOSE button for 2 seconds.

The window covering opens or

closes fully.

NOTE: With sheer shadings, in addition to bypassing the

intermediate stop, the express mode also bypasses the

shading’s “transition point.” The transition point is where the

shading is fully lowered with the vanes fully closed. Normally,

the shading stops automatically at this position; but with

express mode, when the shading is lowered, the vanes open

all the way before the motor stops.

The express mode can be used to bypass the shading’s

transition point even if no intermediate stop has been set.

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Parasol Shades

Radio Control Operation

See “Radio Control Operation” for information about

using the remote to operate a window covering.

Top-Down Shades

For shades with the Top-Down design option, only the middle rail

moves and the remote operation is reversed (e.g., to open a shade,

press the CLOSE button on the remote). Setup procedures are

the same as for standard shades.

Top-Down/Bottom Up and Duo-Lucent

Shades

Shades with the Top-Down/Bottom-Up and Duo-Lucent design

options have two moving rails; see the drawings below.

You can operate these shades as described in this section.

NOTE: The bottom rail must be in the fully lowered position to

operate the middle rail.

NOTE: The middle rail must be in the fully raised position to

operate the bottom rail.

Lower the Bottom Rail

1. With the middle rail fully raised, press the group button

assigned to the shade.

2. Press the CLOSE button to lower the bottom rail and cover

the window.

Lower the Middle Rail

1. With the bottom rail fully lowered, press the group button

assigned to the shade.

2. Press the CLOSE button to lower the middle rail while the

bottom rail remains in the fully lowered position.

NOTE: On a Top-Down/Bottom Up shade, the shade will

uncover the window. On a Duo-Lucent shade, the top fabric

panel will cover the window.

Raise the Middle Rail

1. With the bottom rail fully lowered, press the group button

assigned to the shade.

2. Press the OPEN button to raise the middle rail while the

bottom rail remains in the fully lowered position.

NOTE: On a Top-Down/Bottom Up shade, the shade will cover

the window. On a Duo-Lucent shade, the bottom fabric panel

will cover the window.

Raise the Bottom Rail

1. With the middle rail fully raised, press the group button

assigned to the shade.

2. Press the OPEN button to raise the bottom rail and uncover

the window.

Infrared Control

All features can be activated using either infrared

or radiocontrol. See “Basic Operation”for more

information about infrared control.

Duo-Lucent

Top-Down/Bottom Up

Bottom Rail

Middle Rail

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Tenera Sheer Shadings Setting Top and Bottom Limits

Radio Control Operation

See “Radio Control Operation” for information about

using the remote to operate a window covering.

Opening Vanes

1. When the shading is in the fully lowered position with the

vanes closed, press and release the assigned group button.

2. Press and release the CLOSE button. The shading remains

lowered while the vanes open to allow more light.

Closing Vanes

1. When the shading is in the fully lowered position with the

vanes open, press and release the assigned group button.

2. Press and release the OPEN button. The shading remains

lowered while the vanes close for increased privacy.

Adjusting Vanes

1. Press the assigned group button.

2. Press the OPEN or CLOSE button to start adjusting

thevanes.

3. Press the opposite or button to stop the vanes in the

desired position.

NOTE: Vane alignment between shadings may not be exact.

Infrared Control

All features can be enjoyed using either infrared

or radiocontrol. See “Basic Operation”for more

information about infrared control.

Parasol Cellular Shades and Tenera Sheer

Shadings

Due to the characteristic of the hardware, Tenera Sheer Shadings

and Parasol Cellular Shades will deﬁne both the top and bottom

limits automatic by itself.

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Troubleshooting

Problem The shade operates using the manual control

button, but does not operate using the remote

control in the infrared mode.

Solution If the LED on the remote does not light up when the

OPEN or CLOSE button is pressed, replace the

batteries in the remote.

Check that you are pointing the remote control

directly at the infrared eye. Try moving closer to the

eye. Maximum operating distance from the remote

control is 30 feet.

Check that there are no obstructions interfering with

the signal from the remote to the satellite eye.

Check that there is no direct sunlight or bright,

focused light from halogen or ﬂorescent light ﬁxtures,

track lighting, spotlights, or neon lights that could be

interfering with the signal.

Problem The shade operates using the manual control

button, but does not operate using the remote

control in the “Group” operating mode.

Solution Be sure the shade operates properly in the infrared

mode. The Group feature will not work correctly if the

infrared mode does not work correctly.

Make sure you press the OPEN or CLOSE

button within 5 seconds after choosing and pressing

a group button. After that time, the green Indicator

Light turns off and the remote reverts to infrared

control.

Be sure the shades have been correctly programmed

to the remote control you are using. If your remote

control has not been set up to operate your shade(s),

only the infrared mode will work. See “Radio Control

Operation” for more information.

Problem The shade does not operate using either the

remote control or the manual control button.

Solution Check to be sure the batteries in the shade and the

remote are new and are installed correctly.

Check that the battery wand or battery pack supply

is securely connected to the motor assembly. See

“STEP 3 — Connect the Power Source”.

Make sure the DC power supply is plugged in and

there is power to the outlet. Reset the shade by

holding the manual control button for 6 seconds.

Problem One shade does not consistently respond to the

“Group” or “All” command.

Solution Press the OPEN or CLOSE button a little longer

when operating shades. It can take longer for the

signal to reach one of the shades.

Use the remote at different areas of the room

(home). There could be dead spots or interference.

Try operating the remote closer or farther from the

shade.

Check to be sure the batteries in the shade and the

remote are new and are installed correctly. When

the batteries get old, the remote transmits a weaker

signal.

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Problem Window Covering operates when you do not want

it to operate.

Solution If the Indicator Light on your remote is red when

you press the OPEN or CLOSE button, go to

“Unexpected infrared operation” below.

If the Indicator Light on your remote is a steady green

when you press the OPEN or CLOSE button, go

to “Unexpected radio control operation” on page 14.

If you are not pressing the OPEN or CLOSE

button when the Window Covering is operating, make

sure no one else is using a backup remote to control

the Window Covering.

Problem Unexpected infrared operation.

Solution The infrared signal of the remote spreads and

reﬂects off of surfaces. If other sensor eyes are within

the area affected by the infrared signal, you might

control those Window Coverings unexpectedly. To

solve this problem:

Move closer to the sensor eye on the Window

Covering you intend to operate.

Aim the remote slightly away from the Window

Coverings you do not intend tooperate.

NOTE: If you still have problems with unexpected

operation, you can switch to radio control operation.

See “Getting Started with Radio Control”.

Problem Unexpected radio control operation.

Solution Make sure you have chosen the correct group to

operate. If you need to remove a Window Covering

from a group, see “Group Addition or Removal”.

If the Indicator Light on the remote is not a steady

green when you press the OPEN or CLOSE

button, the remote is using infrared. To make sure

you are using radio control, press a group button

not more than ﬁve seconds before you press the

OPEN or CLOSE button.

Problem Window Covering does not open or close fully or

has an intermediate stop that is no longer wanted.

Solution Make sure the operation of the window covering is

not obstructed.

Reset the window covering as described in

“Resetting a Window Covering”.

Problem The shade operation is slow.

Solution If using the battery wand or satellite battery pack,

remove the battery wand and replace the batteries.

If using the DC power supply, check that the shade is

not obstructed or pinched in bracket or cassette.

Troubleshooting

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