Nice Spido - 7 Programming; Using the Programming Buttons; Programming the Control Unit

16 – ENGLISH
PROGRAMMING
7
7 PROGRAMMING
There are 4 buttons on the control unit:
f
,
g
,
h
and
i
(“Figure 42”) which can be used to
command and programme the control unit.
Moreover, the control unit has a display with 7 segments that facil-
itates browsing of the menus when modifying the parameters and
functions.
1
2
345
6
78
LR
LS
DISPLAY
LED
RADIO
LED STOP
LK
LED OK
OPEN
STOP/SET
CLOSE
RADIO
42
7.1 USING THE PROGRAMMING BUTTONS
During programming:
f
– scrolls the programming menu forward
– increases by one point the value of the parameter being modied
g
– accesses the conguration of the selected parameter
– conrms the selected value
h
– scrolls the programming menu backwards
– decreases by one point the value of the parameter being mod-
ied
i
– not used
During normal operation:
f
– performs an opening manoeuvre
g
– stops the current manoeuvre
– with the motor stationary, it switches the courtesy light off
– accesses the programming menu if pressed for 5 seconds
h
– performs a closing manoeuvre
i
– allows for memorising or deleting radio remote controls
7.2 PROGRAMMING THE CONTROL UNIT
The programming menu allows for accessing the automation’s
functions and modifying its conguration.
The menu contains 10 items which allow for conguring a parame-
ter or starting a specic procedure. The items scroll cyclically, that
is, after the last item the system returns to the rst item.
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The programming menu can only be accessed with
the motor stationary.
To access the programming functions of a menu:
1. press and hold the
g
button for roughly 5 seconds:
the symbol on the display will ash slowly (“Figure 43“)
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This symbol will only appear on the rst access and
will no longer be visible after pressing the
f
or
h
button once.
DISPLAY
STOP/SET
43
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Every menu item is represented by the lit dot to dis-
tinguish it from the respective programming values,
which instead have the dot off.
2. press the
f
or
h
button until you reach the
desired menu (“Figure 44“)
DISPLAY
OPENCLOSE
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3. press the
g
button to access the parameter: de-
pending on the function performed by the latter, it will be
possible to set a value or start a specic procedure. For
further information, refer to “Table 4” and the subsequent
chapters
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If the current conguration of a parameter fails to
match any of the pre-dened values (see the de-
tails of each parameter), the symbol shown in “Fig-
ure 45” will be displayed. The
f
or
h
button can be used to modify the value by replacing
it with a known conguration.