This device provides the possibility to choose one of the following operating logics for the command buttons:
“Pulse” logic
This is the default mode from the factory. The motor moves up (down) if the relevant contact is closed on phase for at least 0.5 sec, the motor will stop if any one
of the two contacts is closed briefly (less than 0.5 sec).
“Man present” logic
The motor moves up (down) if the relevant contact is closed on phase for at least 0.5 sec, the motor stops when contact is open.
10. OPERATING LOGIC OF COMMAND BUTTONS
This device allows lowering the awning automatically after it retracted due to a wind alarm.
After 5 minutes without wind, either of two situations can occur:
- If the sun sensor was activated, it will re-open the awning based upon brightness detection.
- If the sun sensor was deactivated, the awning will be automatically re-opened only if it was open when the wind was detected (if it was already closed, it will
remain closed).
The automatic lowering function can be activated or deactivated. The factory sets it on ACTIVE mode. To change it, follow the procedure below.
11. AUTOMATIC LOWERING FUNCTION AFTER WIND ALARM
01. Bring the motor to the intermediate position.
02. Press 3 times on PROG*. The motor shows: up/down.
03. Press 4 times on DOWN.
04. Press STOP once. The motor shows the current setting.
Once UP = man present;
Once DOWN = pulse.
05. Within 5 seconds, press the UP or DOWN button according to the
function you wish to set.
06. After 2 seconds the motor replicates the command received, with an UP
or DOWN movement.
07. Press PROG 3 times to exit (the motor does not show anything).
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL Item 595
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL Item 596
01. Bring the motor to the intermediate position.
02. Remove and restore power.
03. Press UP 3 times and DOWN 3 times*. The motor shows: up/down.
04: Press 4 times on DOWN. The motor shows the current setting.
Once UP = man present;
once DOWN = pulse.
05. Within 5 seconds, press the UP or DOWN button according to the
function you wish to set.
06. After 2 seconds the motor replicates the command received, with an
UP or DOWN movement.
07. Wait for 10 seconds. The motor exits the menu without signalling.
USING THE WALL-MOUNTED BUTTON
01. Select the correct radio channel and bring the motor on the
intermediate position.
02. Press MENU. The motor shows: up/down. Display shows: - - .
03. Press 4 times on DOWN. 04 appears on the display.
04. Press STOP once. The motor shows the current setting.
Once UP = man present; once DOWN = pulse.
05. Within 5 seconds, press the UP or DOWN button according to the
function you wish to set.
06. After 2 seconds the motor replicates the command received, with an
UP or DOWN movement.
07. Press MENU to exit (the motor does not show anything).
01. Bring the motor to the intermediate position.
02. Press 3 times on PROG*. The motor shows: up/down.
03. Press twice on UP and 4 times on DOWN.
04. Press STOP once. The motor shows the current setting.
Once UP = activate; Once DOWN = deactivate.
05. Within 5 seconds, press the UP or DOWN button according to the
function you wish to set.
06. After 2 seconds the motor replicates the command received, with an
UP or DOWN movement.
07. Press PROG 3 times to exit (the motor does not show anything).
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL Item 595
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL Item 596
01. Bring the motor to the intermediate position.
02. Remove and restore power.
03. Press 3 times on UP and 3 times on DOWN. The motor shows
up/down
04: Press twice on UP and 4 times on DOWN. The motor shows the
current setting. Once UP = activate; Once DOWN = deactivate.
05. Within 5 seconds, press the UP or DOWN button according to the
function you wish to set.
06. After 2 seconds the motor replicates the command received, with an
UP or DOWN movement.
07. Wait for 10 seconds. The motor exits the menu without signalling.
USING THE WALL-MOUNTED BUTTON
01. Select the correct radio channel and bring the motor on the
intermediate position.
02. Press MENU. The motor shows: up/down. Display shows: - - .
03. Press twice on UP and 4 times on DOWN. 24 appears on the display.
04. Press STOP once. The motor shows the current setting.
Once UP = activate; Once DOWN = deactivate.
05. Within 5 seconds, press the UP or DOWN button according to the
function you wish to set.
06. After 2 seconds the motor replicates the command with an UP or DOWN
movement.
07. Press MENU to exit (the motor does not show anything).
(*) The buttons must be pressed shortly, max 1 second between two p ressures.
(*) The buttons must be pressed shortly, max 1 second between two pressures.
12. ANEMOMETER CHECK ON AWNING STATUS
01. Press 3 times on PROG*. The motor shows: up/down.
02. Press twice on UP and 5 times on DOWN.
03.Press STOP once. The motor provides information on the awning's current
status. See table 3.
04. After 5 seconds, the motor returns to its initial position.
05. Press PROG 3 times to exit (the motor does not show anything).
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL Item 595
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL Item 596
01. In the case of multichannel, select the correct radio channel.
02. Press MENU. The motor shows: up/down. Display shows: - - .
03. Press twice on UP and 5 times on DOWN. 25 appears on the display.
04. Press STOP once. The motor provides information on the awning's
current status. See table 3.
05. After 5 seconds, the motor returns to its initial position.
06. Press MENU to exit. The motor exits the menu without signalling.
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If the motor does not respond to the commands, it is because some alarm has been activated. To understand the type of alarm, look at the colour of the LEDs
under the anemometer. Alternatively, it is also possible to “ask” the anemometer about the alarm status. The device will order the motor to perform some
movements corresponding to the active alarm. Proceed as follows.
