User's Manual

Nice
AIR 1RWI/U
Sensor
Instructions and warnings for installation and use
Nice SpA
Oderzo TV Italia
[e-mail]
www.niceforyou.com
GENERAL WARNINGS: SAFETY -
INSTALLATION - USE
(original instructions in Italian)
CAUTION During device installation, always
strictly observe all instructions in
this manual. If in any doubt regard-
ing installation, do not proceed and
contact the Nice Technical Assis-
tance for clarications
CAUTION Important instructions: Keep these
instructions in a safe place to en-
able future product maintenance
and disposal operations.
CAUTION All installation procedures, con-
nections, programming and main-
tenance of the product must be
performed exclusively by a quali-
ed technician!
• Do not open the device protection housing as it con-
tains non-serviceable electrical circuits
• Never apply modications to any part of the device.
Operations other than as specied can only cause
malfunctions. The manufacturer declines all liability
for damage caused by makeshift modications to
the product
• Never place the device near sources of heat and
never expose to naked ames. This may damage it
and cause malfunctions
• This product is not intended to be used by persons
(including children) whose physical, sensory or men-
tal capacities are reduced, or who lack the neces-
sary experience or skill, unless they are supervised
or instructed by a person responsible for their safety.
• Make sure that children do not play with the product
• On the power line to the system, install a device for
disconnection from the power mains with a gap be-
tween contacts that assures complete disconnec-
tion in the conditions of overvoltage category III
OTHER WARNINGS
• Make sure that the surface of the sensor is as clean
as possible and is not obstructed: clean the surface
using a soft cloth avoiding the use of substances
containing alcohol, benzene, solvents or similar
products
• Handle the product with care, being sure not to
crush, knock or drop it in order to avoid damage
• The product packaging material must be disposed
of in full observance of current local legislation gov-
erning waste disposal
1
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND
INTENDED USE
This sensor is part of the “AIR” touchless sensor Nice
range. The sensors of these ranges are used to control
automation mechanisms for blinds: any external use is
forbidden!
CAUTION! - All uses other than the intended
use described and use in environmental condi-
tions other than those described in this manual
should be considered improper and forbidden!
2
INSTALLATION
2.1 - Functional specications
The “AIR” range consists of portable models. Every
model is provided with a plate (contained in the pack-
age) to mount the sensor on the wall. To install this ac-
cessory please refer to g. 1.
The “RESET” button is located on the back of the sen-
sor. To access it, you must rst remove the cover (g. 2).
2.2 - Testing the sensor
Before memorizing the sensor in the receiver of the mo-
tor, check its proper operation by pressing the “RESET”
button on the back of it (g. 2) and observing whether
the rst (top) LED lights up. If it does not, refer to the
section entitled “Replacing the Battery” in this manual.
Make one of the hand gestures listed in Table 1 and
check that the awning moves.
2.3 - Specic functions of the sensor
With this sensor, it is possible to send a command to
the automation with a hand gesture, selected from in
Table 1.
Caution!
- Keep the hand at a maximum distance of 5 cm.
- Do not touch the surface of the sensor during
the gesture.
MAX 5 cm
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Table 1
▲
- switching on the automation
- UP command
▼
- switching off the automation
- DOWN command
■
- STOP
3
MEMORISING THE SENSOR ON
THE AUTOMATION RECEIVER
To memorize the sensor in a control unit (or in a receiv-
er) it is possible to choose one of the following proce-
dures, compatibly with the presence of this in the man-
ual of the control unit or the receiver:
A - Memorization in “Mode 1”
B - Memorization in “Mode 2”
C - Memorization of a new transmitter through another
already memorized
Note – key “■” (= Stop) on the transmitter specied in
this manual is equivalent to the sensor key “RESET” as
shown in g. 2.
The detailed instructions of each procedure are report-
ed in the instruction manual of the motor or the control
unit with which you want to make the transmitter work.
These manuals are also available in the website: www.
niceforyou.com.
Since in the manuals the transmitter keys may be iden-
tied with symbols or numbers please refer to Table 1
to know the correspondence between these and the
transmitter keys.
3.1 - Memorization in “Mode 1”
This mode automatically pairs all available motor com-
mands with the various hand gestures permitted by the
sensor, without allowing the installer to pair commands
and gestures individually. In other words, during the
execution of the procedure that memorizes the sensor
in this mode, the system automatically combines the
commands available in the motor with each gestures
on the sensor. At the end of the procedure each ges-
ture will be combined with a certain command, accord-
ing to the factory set layout
3.2 - Memorization in “Mode 2”
This mode allows the installer to manually pair motor
commands with sensor hand gestures. The installer is
therefore able to decide which command to pair with
which gesture. In this mode of memorisation, it is the
installer who determines which command (of those
available for the motor) is paired with which sensor
hand gesture.
At the end of the procedure, to memorize another ges-
ture with another command desired, it will be neces-
EN
sary to repeat the procedure once again.
Caution! - Each automation mechanism has its
own list of commands that can be memorized in Mode
2; therefore consult the manual of the motor or the con-
trol unit to choose the command you want to combine
with the sensor gesture.
3.3 - Memorization of a new transmitter
through another already memorized
This procedure memorizes additional sensors, if at least
one transmitter is already memorized in the motor
The procedure memorizes a new transmitter in the mo-
tor, by working at a maximum distance of 20m from
this, together with another transmitter already memo-
rized in the same motor. The procedure allows the new
sensor to memorise the same commands as the previ-
ous sensor, according to Table 1.
Note – Signals may vary depending on the product to
which the sensor is connected. Consult the complete
manual for each individual product.