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3) Programming
Each radio control unit is recognised by the receiver incorporated in
control unit by means of a unequivocal "code". A "storing" phase
must therefore be performed in order to allow the control unit to
recognise each single radio control unit.
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ATTENTION: All the storing sequences are timed, that
is, they must be completed within the programmed time
limits.
When the memory contains no codes the first radio control unit can be entered as follows:
Table "A1"
Memorising the first transmitter (fig. 4)
1.
As soon as the control unit is powered, 2 long beeps will sound
Within 5 seconds press and hold down button ■ of the transmitter to memorise
2.
(for approx. 3 seconds)
Release button ■ when you hear the first of the 3 beeps confirming memorisation
3.
N.B.: If the control unit already contains codes, 2 short beeps will be heard when it is switched on. This means that the above procedure is
not valid and another memorisation procedure must be used.
When one or more transmitters have already been memorised, others may be enabled as follows:
Table "A2"
Memorising other transmitters (fig. 5)
Press and hold down button ■ of the new transmitter until you hear a beep
1.
(after about 5 seconds)
Press button ■ of a previously enabled transmitter slowly 3 times (old)
2.
Press button ■ of the new transmitter again.
3.
4.
At the end, 3 beeps will indicate that the new transmitter has been memorised correctly.
N.B.: If the memory is full (14 codes), 6 beeps will indicate that the transmitter can no longer be memorised.
When the direction of movement with respect to the radio control unit buttons must be inverted, proceed as follows
Table "A3"
Inverting the direction of the motor with respect to the controls (fig. 6)
Press and hold down button ■ of a previously memorised transmitter until you hear a beep
1.
(after about 5 seconds)
Then hold down both the ▲ and the ▼ button (approx. 4 seconds) until you hear the first of
2.
the 3 beeps confirming that the direction has been inverted
Test the new direction of the manoeuvre, ▲ should correspond to "up" while ▼ should
3.
correspond to "down".
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if the anemometer triggers, this will cause the motor to carry out a manoeuvre equivalent to the ▲ button
If a wind sensor is connected to the "sensors" input it is possible to select the cut-in level from 3 possible levels: 1= 15 km/h, 2= 30 km/h
and 3= 45 km/h (the level was originally n° 2). When the level is exceeded for over 3 seconds, a command equivalent to the ▲ button is acti-
vated and all other movements are blocked until the wind returns to under the programmed level. To modify the programmed level:
Table "A4"
Changing the "wind" protection cut-in level (fig. 7)
Press button ■ of a previously memorised transmitter until you hear a beep
1.
(after about 5 seconds)
Slowly press the ▲ button a number of times (1, 2 or 3) equal to the required level
2.
3.
After a few moments you will hear a number of beeps equal to the required level
Press button ■ to confirm, otherwise wait for at least 5 seconds without confirming in
4.
order to abort the procedure without changing the previous level
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• For radio control units with more than one "unit",
choose the unit to associate the control unit with
before proceeding with the storing phase.
• Programming via radio may be done on all the control
units within the range of the transmitter; only the one
involved in the operation should be kept switched on,
therefore.
Example
3s
Example
5s
X3
Example
5s
4s
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Example
5s
X1= 15 km/h
X2= 30 km/h
X3= 45 km/h
X1= 15 km/h
X2= 30 km/h
X3= 45 km/h
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