The cable also can be used if the batteries of the
remote control are used up.
Only use leak-proof batteries 1.5 V Type AA.
Observe PLUS/MINUS when inserting new
batteries!
Empty, worn out batteries might be leaky, which
might result in damage of the remote control!
Remove the batteries, if the remote control has
not been used for an extended period.
Any guaranty claim for damages caused by leaky
batteries is void.
Use a suitable screw-driver to lever the orange
control lever out of the housing rear, until it can be
turned over the housing (fig. 3.2).
Turning clockwise = Engaging - ON
(Fig. 3.3 and 3.5)
Turning anticlockwise = Disengaging - OFF
(Fig. 3.3 and 3.4)
Caution: The drive unit must always be travelled
to the corresponding final position!!
N3 Engaging and disengaging the
friction rollers by hand
(Emergency mode Motordrive - Fig.
3.2 to 3.5):
Radio interferences might also be the cause for
improper operation of the remote control. In that
case use the connection cable and connect the
remote control to the Basic Station.
Basic station
Connection of the cable in the remote control is
effected by opening the battery compartment on
the lower side and by insertion of the plug into the
socket being located near the batteries.
N1 Operation with cable - Fig. 2.2
N2 Batteries - Fig. 2.2
7. Emergency mode
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