HunterDouglas M40 TE - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS; Associating the Up and Down movements with the respective pushbuttons; PROGRAMMING; Programming warnings

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5.1 - Programming warnings
• In general
-Strictlyobservethetimelimitsspeciedintheprocedures.
- Positions 0, 1, 2, and Softheawning,speciedinthetext,correspondtothose
illustrated in g. 5.
• Motor signals
o The motor implements one very short interruption at the start of the ma-
noeuvre and then resumes movement = only 1 limit switch is memorised.
o The motor implements two very short interruptions at the start of the
manoeuvre and then resumes movement = no limit switch is memorised.
o when the control button is pressed (“hold-to-run” mode), movement is
started but is interrupted shortly afterwards, without completing the ma-
noeuvre = proceed with total deletion followed by programming of the limit posi-
tions.
5.2 - Limit switch programming
Limit switches “0” and “1” (g. 5) correspond to the positions of the awning at the
endoftheUpmovements(“0”)andtheendoftheDownmovements(“1”).
To select the procedure most suited to the system features, refer to g. 6.
• Note on “RDC” function
The RDCfunctionpreventsthecanvasfromremainingexcessivelytensionedatthe
end of the closing ma noeuvre. The function automatically reduces the motor traction
torqueduringthenalphaseoftheclosingmanoeuvre(tosettherequiredtorque
value, refer to paragraph 5.5).
This function is set at the factory, however it is not applicable if the limit switches are
programmedusingthemanualmode(paragraph5.3).Itcanbedisabledonlydur-
ing the programming of the limit switches in semi-automatic mode (paragraph 5.4).
“1”
S
( )
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Manual procedure
paragraph 5.3
Semi-automatic procedure
paragraph 5.4
Manual procedure
paragraph 5.3
Semi-automatic procedure
paragraph 5.4
Semi-automatic procedure
paragraph 5.4
“FTC”
option (paragraph 5.7)
“FTA” option (paragraph 5.8)
Manual procedure
paragraph 5.3
“FTA” option (paragraph 5.8)
“1”
( )
S
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position “0” position “1”
Force reduction on
closure (function
“RDC”)
position “2”
Fabric tensioning
(function “FRT”)
position “S”
Automatic hook-up
(function “FTC”)
Manual hook-up
(function “FTA”)
Caution!
-Incorrectconnectionscancausefaultsorhazardoussituations.
-Strictlyobservetheconnectionsspeciedinthismanual.
- A disconnect device must be installed on the product power supply line, with a gap
betweencontactstoensurecompletedisconnectioninovervoltagecategoryIII,in
compliance with installation regulations (the disconnect device is not supplied with
the product).
For electrical connections, refer to the wiring diagram in g. 4. More than one
motor can be controlled with one single pushbutton control panel by connecting
the motors “in parallel”The cable for electrical connections of the tubular motor has
4 internal wires:
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
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PROGRAMMING
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C
LN
1
2
3
4
FUSE
Brown
Black
Blue
Yellow-green
– Brown: = electric ascent/descent phase.
– Black: = electric descent/ascent phase.
– Blue: = Common (usually connected to Neutral).
– Yellow-green: = Earth (equipotential bonding connection).
• Associating the Up and Down movements with the respective
pushbuttons
After making the connections, run a number of manoeuvres (*) to ensure that the
ascent and descent movements are associated correctly with the respective control
buttons.Ifthisisnotso,inverttheconnectionoftheBrown and Black wires.
(*)–Duringexecutionofthemanoeuvre,ensurethattheawningcompletes2short
movements (= operator connected correctly). The direction of motor rotation is not
important.
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