AUTOMATE | E ARC TUBULAR AC MOTOR 433 MHZ BI-DIRECTIONAL ELECTRONIC LIMIT QUIET OPERATION FAVORITE POSITION LEVEL CONTROL AUTOMATE | E tubular AC motors combine the simple, intuitive features of ARC “Automate Radio Communication” with the higher lifting capacity of an AC motor for larger shade applications.
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CONTENTS 1 ASSEMBLY 5 2 WIRING 6 2.1 Power options 6 3 7 P1 BUTTON FUNCTIONS 3.1 Motor state test 7 3.2 Motor configuartion options 7 4 8 INTIAL SET-UP 4.1 Pair motor with controller 8 4.2 Check motor direction 8 4.3 Set limits 9 5 ADJUSTING LIMITS 10 5.1 Adjust upper limit 10 5.2 Adjust lower limit 10 6 11 ADDING OR REMOVING CONTROLLERS AND CHANNELS 6.1 Using motor P1 button 11 6.2 Using a pre-existing controller 11 7 12 FAVORITE POSITIONING 7.
SAFTEY INSTRUCTIONS WARNING: Important safety instructions to be read before installation. Incorrect installation can lead to serious injury and will void manufacturer’s liability and warranty. CAUTION • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Do not expose to moisture or extreme temperatures. Do not allow children to play with this device. Use or modification outside the scope of this instruction manual will void warranty. Installation and programming to be performed by a suitably qualified installer.
1 ASSEMBLY Please refer to Rollease Acmeda System Assembly Manual for full assembly instructions relevant to the hardware system being used. Step 1. Cut roller tube to required length. Step 2. Ensure roller tube is clean and free from burrs. Step 3. Fit required crown, drive and bracket adapters. Crown Tube must be close fitting with chosen crown and drive adapters. Refer to Rollease Acmeda System Assembly Manual for recommended crown, drive, and bracket adapter kits. Retaining Clip Drive Step 4.
2 WIRING 2.1 Power options Cut off the mains power supply Connect the motor according to the information in the table below. 3×0.75mm² 240V/50Hz 1 AC 2 3 220 - 240V/50Hz according to product nameplate Power Off Power off 1 2 1 Blue = Neutral Brown = Direction 3 Green/Yellow 3 x 1,5 mm2 = Earth Range 1 2 3 3 x 0.75 mm2 2 3 Neutral Live Earth 220-240V Blue Brown Yellow / Green 100-120V White Black Green Ensure cable is kept clear of fabric.
3 P1 BUTTON FUNCTIONS 3.1 Motor state test This table describes the function of a short P1 button press/release (<2 seconds) depending on current motor configuration. P1 Press Short Press Condition Function Achieved Visual Feedback Audible Feedback Function Described If limit is NOT set None No Action None No Action If limits are set Operational control of motor, run to limit.
4 INTIAL SET-UP 4.1 Pair motor with controller Select channel on controller. IMPORTANT Hold P1 button on motor head. Hold STOP on controller. Motor Response Motor Response Consult user manual for your controller for information on selecting channel. Motor is now in step mode and ready for setting limits 4.2 Check motor direction To check travel direction of shade, press UP or DOWN on controller. To reverse shade direction, hold both UP and DOWN. Until the motor responds.
4.3 Set limits To save upper limit, hold UP and STOP. Move shade to the desired highest or lowest position by pressing the UP or DOWN buttons on controller. To save lower limit, hold DOWN and STOP. IMPORTANT Cycle shade up and down prior to setting limits to settle fabric Motor Response 5 SECS IMPORTANT After setting limits, motor will automatically exit from initial set-up mode.
5 ADJUSTING LIMITS 5.1 Adjust upper limit Hold UP and STOP on controller. Move shade to the desired highest position by pressing the UP button. Motor Response Motor Response 5 SECS 5.2 To save upper limit, hold UP and STOP. 5 SECS Adjust lower limit Hold DOWN and STOP on controller. Move shade to the desired lowest position by pressing the DOWN button. Motor Response 5 SECS 10 | Automate Programming Instructions | AC Tubular Motors To save lower limit, hold DOWN and STOP.
6 ADDING OR REMOVING CONTROLLERS AND CHANNELS 6.1 Using motor P1 button Hold P1 button on motor head. Hold STOP on controller to add or remove. Motor Response 6.2 Motor Response Using a pre-existing controller Press P2 on existing controller. Motor Response IMPORTANT Consult user manual for your controller or sensor. Press P2 on existing controller. Motor Response Press P2 on new controller.
7 FAVORITE POSITIONING 7.1 Set a favorite position Move shade to the desired position by pressing the UP or DOWN button on the controller. Press P2 on controller. Motor Response 7.2 Press STOP on controller. Press STOP on controller. Motor Response Motor Response Send shade to favorite position Hold STOP on controller. 7.3 Delete favorite position Press P2 on controller. Motor Response Press STOP on controller. Press STOP on controller.
8 TILT & ROLLER MODE 8.1 Enter tilt mode For slat adjustment on venetians. Hold UP and DOWN on controller. Motor Response Press STOP. Motor Response 5 SECS 8.2 Enter roller mode (Default) Hold UP and DOWN on controller. Motor Response Press STOP.
10 TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Cause Remedy Batteries in wand are depleted Replace 8 x AA alkaline batteries. A/C power supply not plugged in. Check motor to power cable connection and AC plug.
NOTES This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules / Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence.
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