This document describes the PORTOS DC5T, a 5-channel radio drive controlling system for roller shutters.

Function Description

The PORTOS DC5T is a remote control system designed to operate roller shutters. It allows users to program specific channels, change the direction of rotation, delete channel settings, add additional channels/transmitters, and set operating modes and scheduled lifting/lowering times.

Programming the Radio Drive on a Specific Channel: There are two methods for programming the drive:

Method One (Remote Control):
1. Connect the motor to a power supply. A long single beep will sound, and the motor will briefly move up and down. If no button is pressed within 12 seconds, the programming mode will exit.
2. Use the CHANNEL + / - buttons to select the desired channel.
3. Press the P2 button once; the motor will beep once.
4. Press P2 again; the motor will beep once more.
5. Press the UP button; the motor will beep six times and move briefly up and down, indicating successful programming. Important: Only the drive being programmed should be connected to a power supply during this process.
Method Two (Microswitch):
1. Open the inspection hatch of the roller shutter.
2. Press the microswitch on the drive's lead for 1 second. The motor will beep once and move briefly UP and DOWN.
3. Use the CHANNEL + / - buttons to select the desired channel.
4. Press P2 once; the motor will beep once.
5. Press P2 again; the motor will beep once more.
6. Press the UP button to finish programming; the motor will beep six times and move briefly up and down.

Programming an External Radio Receiver: If using an external radio receiver (e.g., XT-R, PPKR-313, PPKR-400), refer to its specific user manual for programming instructions.

Changing the Direction of Rotation: There are two methods to change the motor's running direction:

Method One (Reprogramming):
1. After assigning the device to a motor, check if the running direction is correct.
2. To reverse direction, reprogram the channel (as described in "Programming the Radio Drive on a Specific Channel"). If the original programming used P2 + P2 + UP, reprogram by finishing the process with P2 + P2 + DOWN. The drive will register the direction change.
Method Two (Microswitch):
1. Press and hold the microswitch on the drive's lead for 6 seconds.
2. After 1 second, the motor will beep briefly and move up and down.
3. After another 5 seconds (total 6 seconds), the motor will beep three times, and the roller shutter will move UP and DOWN twice, confirming the direction change.

Channel Deletion (Deleting All Channel Settings): Deleting a channel's settings will also delete drives assigned to that channel from other channels.

Method One (Remote Control):
1. Select a previously programmed channel on the display.
2. Press P2; the motor will beep once and move briefly up and down.
3. Press STOP; the motor will beep once.
4. Press P2 again; the motor will beep four times and the roller shutter will move briefly up and down.
Method Two (Microswitch):
1. Press and hold the microswitch on the drive's lead for at least 15 seconds.
2. After 1 second, the motor will beep briefly and move up and down.
3. After another 5 seconds, the motor will beep three times, and the roller shutter will move UP and DOWN twice.
4. After 15 seconds, the motor will beep three times, and the roller shutter will move UP and DOWN once.
Method Three (Reprogramming): Reprogramming the radio drive on a given channel (as described in "Programming the Radio Drive on a Specific Channel") automatically deletes previous settings for that channel.

Adding Another Channel (Transmitter) to the Motor: To add another channel or device, start with the initially programmed transmitter. Do not disconnect the motor from the power supply during this process. Transmitters must be within the receiver's range.

Select a previously programmed channel on the active transmitter's display.
Press P2; the motor will beep once and move briefly up and down.
Press P2 again; the motor will beep once more.
Press P2 on the device you wish to program; the motor will beep five times and move briefly UP and DOWN.

Device Operating Mode: The PORTOS-RM radio drive can operate in two modes:

Support Mode: Pressing and releasing the UP or DOWN button activates a programmed motor function (opening or closing). The motor operates until the roller shutter is fully opened or closed.
Non-Support Mode: The motor operates only while the button is pressed. Releasing the button stops the motor. If the button is pressed for more than 2 seconds, the motor will switch to support mode (operating until fully opened or closed).

Changing the Operating Mode:

Select a previously programmed channel.
Press P2; the motor will beep once and move briefly UP and DOWN.
Press UP; the motor will beep once.
Press P2; the motor will beep three times and move briefly UP and DOWN. This change affects all channels and remotes assigned later.

Deactivation of Selected Channels: Channel deactivation works only in AUTO mode.

Use the CHANNEL + and CHANNEL – buttons to select the channel to deactivate.
Hold the CHANNEL + button for 3 seconds (the channel digit will flash). Repeating this procedure reactivates the channel.

Device Functions (Transmitter Modes): The transmitter can operate in three modes, changed by pressing the "M" button:

MAN (Manual Mode): Only manual lifting is available.
AUTO (Automatic Mode): Activates both timer functions and manual operation.
RANDOMLY (Random Mode): Manual operation is available, and automatic functions are offset by +/- 15 minutes.

Setting the Time and Day of the Week:

Briefly press the M button to switch to MANUAL mode.
Press the CLOCK button for at least 3 seconds.
Press the CHANNEL + button to select the option for changing hours, minutes, or days of the week.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to set the desired value.
Confirm changes by holding the CLOCK button for 3 seconds (the time set will start flashing).
Briefly hold the CLOCK button to activate the clock.

Programming the Lifting and Lowering Times:

Select the desired channel on the remote control. Press the MODE button and set the mode to AUTO.
Press and hold the TIME CHANGE button for 3 seconds. The screen displays the time of day and day of the week. Use UP and DOWN buttons to select the day of the week and check existing lift/lower times.
Briefly press the TIME CHANGE button; the time of day starts flashing. Subsequent presses change the day of the week.
Use UP and DOWN buttons to set the lifting time.
Press the CHANNEL+ button to move to the minutes setting; the minutes of lifting start flashing.
Use UP and DOWN buttons to set the minutes of lifting.
Use the OPERATION MODE button to set the lowering time; the lowering time starts flashing.
Use UP and DOWN buttons to set the lowering time.
Press the CHANNEL+ button to move to the minutes setting; the minutes of lowering start flashing.
Use UP and DOWN buttons to set the lowering minutes.
Press the CHANGE TIME button to change settings for the next day. Repeat steps 4-11 for subsequent days.
After setting all lifting and lowering times, confirm changes by holding the TIME CHANGE button for 3 seconds. The hour will blink three times, saving the settings.

Important Technical Specifications

Power: 3V battery (CR 2430)
Operating Frequency: 433 MHz
Transmission Power: 10 mW
Operating Temperature: -10 °C to +50 °C
Operating Range: Determined by architectural and regulatory factors.
Channels: 5 channels (DC5)

Usage Features

Display: Features a clear display showing day of the week, operating mode (MAN, AUTO), channel number, lifting/lowering symbols, and time.
Buttons: Dedicated buttons for UP, DOWN, STOP, P2, CHANNEL +/-, MODE, and CLOCK for intuitive control and programming.
Battery Slot: Easily accessible battery slot for CR 2430 battery.
Acoustic Feedback: The motor provides audible beeps to confirm actions during programming and operation.
Motor Movement Feedback: Brief UP/DOWN movements of the roller shutter confirm successful programming steps and direction changes.
Automatic Mode: Allows for scheduled lifting and lowering times.
Random Mode: Adds a +/- 15-minute offset to automatic functions for enhanced security (simulating presence).

Maintenance Features

Battery Replacement: Uses a standard CR 2430 battery, easily replaceable via the battery slot.
Microswitch Access: A microswitch located on the drive's lead provides an alternative method for programming and changing settings, useful for troubleshooting or when remote control methods are not feasible.
Clear Error/Confirmation Signals: Beeps and motor movements provide clear feedback, aiding in troubleshooting and ensuring correct operation.
Modular System: The ability to add multiple channels/transmitters suggests a flexible system that can be expanded or reconfigured as needed.

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