BTX 2.4 GHz User Manual

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Product Overview Key Features
With the addition of a new range of
motors, new control systems and features
have been added for both convenience
and flexibility. This new line incorporates
the advanced 2.4 GHz bidirectional control
with mesh network capability. This platform
will be found in all product lines and will
complement the modern selection of
fabrics and hardware. A primary difference
between this handsender and 433 MHz
controls is the operating method. For
traversing systems, operation is by the
“Left” and “Right” buttons. Lifting systems
are operated using the “Up” and “Down”
buttons.
• Advanced 2.4 GHz technology
• Native mesh network for signal relay
• All systems work on one universal
control platform
• Motorization solutions for
• Drapery Systems
• Roller Shades
• Gemini Shades
• Panel Tracks
• Solar Powered Shades
• andmore
• Bidirectional communication for signal
transmission and feedback
• Peripherals for a wide range of control
options
• SuperLink capable, allowing
communication with 433 MHz products
Lit. Code: INST-CL-RM-111313
2.4 GHz Handsender
Programming Guide
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Wireless RS232
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BTX 2.4 GHz Specifications

General

Brand	BTX
Model	2.4 GHz
Category	Scanner
Language	English

Summary

2.4 GHz Tubular Motor Programming

Learning a Handsender/Channel

Pair a handsender with the tubular motor by following step-by-step instructions. Page 3.

Setting Limits

Configure upper and lower operational limits for the tubular motor. Page 4.

Reverse Motor Direction

Change the direction of rotation for the tubular motor. Page 4.

Toggle Momentary/Maintain Option

Switch the motor's operation between momentary and maintain modes. Page 4.

Erase Handsender from Motor

Remove a specific handsender's pairing from the tubular motor. Page 4.

Erase All Programming

Reset all programming and pairing data on the tubular motor. Page 5.

2.4 GHz Traversing Motor Programming

Calibrating the System

Perform auto-calibration for panel and vertical systems. Page 6.

Learning a Channel

Pair a handsender channel with the traversing motor. Page 6.

Reverse Motor Direction

Change the direction of rotation for the traversing motor. Page 7.

Toggle Momentary/Maintain Option

Switch the motor's operation between momentary and maintain modes. Page 7.

Erase Handsender from Motor

Remove a specific handsender's pairing from the traversing motor. Page 7.

Erase All Programming

Reset all programming and pairing data on the traversing motor. Page 7.

Single Select Program Mode

Enter Single Select Mode

Hold 'Stop' on front, press 'Program' on back of handsender. Page 8.

Motor Search and Selection

Handsender searches for motors; cycle selection with Left/Right buttons. Page 8.

Perform Programming

Execute desired programming functions once the target motor is located. Page 8.

Exit Single Select Mode

Quickly press the "Right" button twice to exit the mode. Page 8.

Programming Groups

Setting a Group

Group multiple motors by selecting a channel and pressing program buttons. Page 8.

433 MHz/2.4 GHz SuperLink Programming

Pairing 433 MHz Control with 2.4 GHz Motor

Connect SuperLink, program 2.4 GHz motor, then pair 433 MHz control. Page 10.

Pairing 2.4 GHz Control with 433 MHz Motor

Connect SuperLink, program 433 MHz motor, then pair 2.4 GHz control. Page 11.

Operating 2.4 GHz Motor with 433 MHz Control

Use 'Open', 'Close', 'Stop' buttons; special handling for vertical blinds. Page 11.