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Blind

DV24CE/L-0.6/34

Blind Motor Specification

The prog-

ram button

prog-

button

Stop

Down

Setting

button

（P2）

E:Electronic

Electronic limit + Built-in receiver

Power

connector

P2×1 P2×1

Down×1

Additional

function

Delete limit

Power on

The limit

is deleted

Run for

hint

Run for

hint

Run for

hint

Run for

hint

Run for

hint

Run for

hint

Control range

Technical

support

Effective transmitting

distancemay have de-

viation due to actual

environment

L1 open L2 partition Emission frequency

200m 35m 433.92/868 MHz

Version NO. : A/00

Technical support

Technical

support

DC1651

Double-channel

emitter

DC1653

15-channel

LCD emitter

Matchable emitter

Technical

support

For the emitters without setting button like DC1650,

you can press up button and stop button at the same

time to work as the same function as setting button.

DC1602

15-channel

emitter

DC306A

5-channel

emitter

DC305A

Single-channel

emitter

DC1650

Single-channel

emitter

DC313A

15-channel

emitter

DC287

Single-channel

emitter

DC288

5-channel

emitter

DC289

15-channel

emitter

DC316A

Portable double-

channel emitter

DC476A

Portable 9-channel

emitter

DC262

15-channel

emitter

DC1600

Single-channel

emitter

Button specification

Technical

support

P2×1 P2×1 P2×1

Emitter

adding

is ok

Additional

function

Add Emitter

Emitter a is the one already

matched code, while emitter

b has not

wer

ddition

tion

P2×1

Up×1

Down×1

Power on

Additional

function

Dot-move setting

Dot move

setting is ok

Repeat setting,

function is cancelled

Power on

Additional

function

Delete emitter

Pow

wer

Additional

function

ete emi

P2×1

tter

Emit

ddi

is o

P2×1

The emitters

all deleted

Stop button ×1

Sto

utton

To clean up the emitter means deleting

all the memory of emitter and limit

switch in the motor receivers

Run for

hint

Run for

hint

Run for

hint

Run for

hint

Run for

hint

Run for

hint

Run for

hint

Run for

hint

Run for

hint

The third limit position cancelled

The third limit

point cancelled

successfully

One motor maximum can store 20

channels, over 20 channels, if still

need add new emitters, it will

be repeating covered last channel.

ᴺ Please set the limit position before use.

ᴻ When in the group control mode,the

setting up,deleting programme,setting limit

are unworkable.

12V

DV24CE/L

Press the set button on limit head once,the motor run upward,press the set button on limit head

once,the motor will stop,press the set button on limit head again,the motor will run downward Long

press the set button on limit head for more than 6s, the motor will run for hint,loose it, then

motor direction has been changed with the same limits as before; Long press the set button on

limit head for more than 11s, the motor will run for hint,loose it, then it will delete every memory

and restore the factory settings;

Down

tio

tion

Delete limi

wer

Run

for

e t

imit

on c

P2×1

for

hint

Stop button×1

for

hint

Down

hin

utton×1 Stop button×1

DV24CEQ/L-0.6/34

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This document describes the DV24CE/L-0.6/34 Blind Motor, a component of a control system for Venetian blinds.

Function Description

The DV24CE/L-0.6/34 is a motor designed for Venetian blinds, enabling automated control of their movement. It supports various operational modes including setting and deleting limit positions, adjusting the motor's direction, and managing matched emitters. The motor incorporates an electronic limit system and a built-in receiver for remote control.

Key Functions:

Limit Position Setting: Users can define up to three limit positions: an upper limit, a lower limit, and a third intermediate position (e.g., half-open). These limits prevent the blind from over-extending or retracting.
Limit Deletion: Individual limit positions or all stored limits can be deleted. Deleting all limits restores factory settings.
Dot-Move Setting: This feature allows for precise, step-by-step adjustment of the blind's position, facilitating accurate limit setting.
Emitter Management: The motor can be paired with various remote control emitters. It supports adding new emitters and deleting existing ones. The motor has a memory capacity for up to 20 channels (emitters). If more than 20 emitters are added, the oldest channel will be overwritten.
Direction Reversal: The motor's operational direction (up/down) can be reversed if needed, allowing for flexible installation and configuration.
Rechargeable Power: The motor can be powered by a 12V battery pole (DC224 or DC224A) and can be recharged via a charger (DC2401(J/K) or DC520) or a solar panel (DC683B for DC224A).

Important Technical Specifications

Model: DV24CE/L-0.6/34
Power Supply: 12V
Emission Frequency: 433.92/868 MHz
Control Range:
- L1 (open space): 200m
- L2 (partition): 35m
Emitter Capacity: Maximum 20 channels (emitters). Exceeding this limit will overwrite the oldest channel.
Motor Type: Designed for DC Venetian Blinds Drive.
Compatibility: Compatible with various single-channel, 5-channel, 9-channel, and 15-channel emitters, including models like DC305A, DC306A, DC287, DC288, DC1650, DC1651, DC1600, DC1602, DC313A, DC289, DC262, DC316A, DC476A, and DC1653 (LCD emitter).

Usage Features

Installation:

The motor is installed within the U-shape groove of the Venetian blind, connected to the drive-shaft and rope winder (DS391).
A wall bracket is used to secure the blind assembly.
The motor connects to a 12V battery pole for power.

Setting Up the Motor:

Initial Setup: After switching on the motor, press the setting button (P2) on the motor head for 2 seconds until the motor runs for a hint.
Limit Position Setting:
- Up Limit: Press the "Up" button on the emitter. When the blind reaches the desired upper limit, press the "Stop" button. Confirm by pressing the "Run for hint" button.
- Down Limit: Press the "Down" button on the emitter. When the blind reaches the desired lower limit, press the "Stop" button. Confirm by pressing the "Run for hint" button.
- Third Limit: After setting the up and down limits, the third limit can be set to any intermediate position.
- During limit adjustment, pressing the setting button once enters step-moving status for precise positioning; pressing it again exits this status.
Direction Reversal: Press the "Up" button on the emitter, then the "Stop" button, followed by the "Setting" button (P2) five times. The motor will run for a hint, indicating the direction has been successfully changed. This operation can be repeated to cycle through directions.
Emitter Matching: To add an emitter, follow the specific instructions for the emitter model. For emitters without a dedicated setting button (like DC1650), pressing the "Up" and "Stop" buttons simultaneously functions as the setting button.

Button Specifications (on Motor Head):

Up/Stop/Down Buttons: Control the blind's movement.
Program Button: Used for various programming functions.
Setting Button (P2):
- Short Press (once): Motor runs upward.
- Short Press (twice): Motor stops.
- Short Press (thrice): Motor runs downward.
- Long Press (>6s): Motor runs for a hint, then changes direction with existing limits.
- Long Press (>11s): Motor runs for a hint, then deletes all memory and restores factory settings.

Important Notes:

During settings, operations must be performed within 10 seconds; otherwise, the motor will exit the setting mode.
If the motor has already matched a code, repeating the setup process will clear its memory.
Setting up, deleting programs, or setting limits are unworkable in group control mode.
The up and down limit points cannot be set to the same location.
The down limit point must be completed before setting the up limit.
After limit setting, the motor gains power and memory functions.

Maintenance Features

Rechargeable Battery: The motor uses rechargeable battery poles (DC224A) which can be charged via a charger or a solar panel (DC683B).
Emitter Deletion: To clear all matched emitters and limit switch memory from the motor, use the "Delete emitter" function. This effectively resets the motor's memory.

FCC Statement:

The device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules, ensuring it does not cause harmful interference and accepts any interference received.
Users are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the responsible party could void their authority to operate the equipment.
The equipment has been tested and found to comply with Class B digital device limits, providing reasonable protection against harmful interference in residential installations.
If interference occurs, users are advised to: reorient/relocate the receiving antenna, increase separation between equipment/receiver, connect to a different circuit, or consult a dealer/experienced radio/TV technician.