Renson Algarve User Manual

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Renson Algarve Specifications

General

Category	Outdoor Furnishing
Material	Aluminum
Maximum span width	4.5 meters
Finish	Powder-coated
Weather Resistance	Yes
UV Resistance	Yes
Assembly Required	Yes
Maximum projection	6 meters
Maximum surface area	27 square meters
Warranty	5 years
Color Options	Multiple RAL colors

Summary

1. IMPORTANT SAFETY AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Opening the packaging

System is well packed for protection during storage and transport.

Installing the system

Instructions for installing the Algarve system according to the manual.

2. TYPES OF INSTALLATION & DIMENSIONS

A1. Free-standing – single

Description of the free-standing single installation type.

A2. Façade mounted Span – single

Description of the façade mounted Span single installation type.

A3. Façade mounted Pivot – single

Description of the façade mounted Pivot single installation type.

A4. Façade mounted AND Pivot – single

Description of the façade mounted Span and Pivot single installation type.

B1. Free-standing – coupled

Description of the free-standing coupled installation type.

B2. Façade mounted Span – coupled

Description of the façade mounted Span coupled installation type.

B3. Façade mounted Pivot – coupled

Description of the façade mounted Pivot coupled installation type.

B4. Façade mounted AND Pivot – coupled

Description of the façade mounted Span and Pivot coupled installation type.

3. MOUNTING BASES

A1 Visible mounting base

Details on the visible mounting base type.

A2 Visible mounting base (2 side capped – corner)

Details on the visible mounting base with side caps.

A3 Invisible mounting base

Details on the invisible mounting base type.

4. BASE PLATE ASSEMBLY

5. POSITION OF THE MOUNTING BASES

5.1 Free-standing type of installation

Specific instructions for free-standing installation positioning.

5.2 Façade mounted installation type

Specific instructions for façade mounted installation positioning.

6. INSTALLING THE MOUNTING BASES

7. POSITIONING FRAME PROFILES

Lay the Pivot and Span profiles in their position on the ground.

Instructions for laying out Pivot and Span profiles on the ground.

Pivot profiles = the profiles with bearing bushes over the full length.

Identifying and positioning Pivot profiles based on motor bracket holes.

Span profiles = all the other profiles.

Identifying and positioning Span profiles based on motor side.

8. MOUNTING THE FRAME WITH A DETACHED CONSTRUCTION TYPE

9. MOUNTING THE COUPLING PROFILE

10. CHECKING THE DIAGONALS

11. POSITION THE COVER PLATES

With the coupled version, fit the inner cover plate on the coupling beam.

Fitting inner cover plates on the coupling beam with sealant.

Install the corner cover on each corner joint.

Installing corner covers and ensuring correct positioning of brackets.

Install the trim cover on each column and secure it by using the countersunk M8 x 20 bolt.

Securing the trim cover to each column with screws.

12. SEALING INSIDE CORNER JOINT

Install the endcap in the external gutter.

Sealing the connection zone between profiles and installing endcaps.

13. MOUNTING THE BLADES FOR PIVOT ACCORDING TO THE BLADE PITCH

Now continue installing the other blades in the same way you installed the two end blades.

Continuing installation of remaining pivot blades.

After installing, rotate the blade 90° to 180° so that the blade is firmly fixed, by means of the lock shaft, in the frame.

Securing the installed pivot blades by rotating them.

Mount the motor bracket on the profile.

Mounting the motor bracket onto the profile.

First mount the driving profile on the small shaft on the two external blades on the motor side.

Attaching the driving profile to the motor side blades.

14. MOUNTING THE BLADES FOR PIVOT ON THE MM

There are 2 possible rotation directions for the louvre blades.

Checking the correct rotation direction for louvre blades.

A1. Sun entering when opening the blades.

Setting for sun entering when opening blades.

A2. Sun protective when opening the blades.

Setting for sun protection when opening blades.

Fit the fixed louvre blade on the span profile on the motor side (S2).

Installing the fixed louvre blade on the span profile (motor side).

Fit the support profile on the other span side (S1).

Installing the support profile on the other span side (non-motor side).

Fit the two outer louvre blades in the frame.

Installing the outer louvre blades into the frame.

15. MOUNTING THE MOTOR

Mount the motor to the motor bracket on the Pivot profile.

Attaching the motor to the motor bracket on the Pivot profile.

Mount the motor on the driving profile.

Mounting the motor onto the driving profile.

The blade drive positioning is adjustable.

Adjusting the blade drive positioning for optimal performance.

Now mount all the other blades onto the driving profile in the same way.

Mounting remaining blades onto the driving profile.

16. CONNECTING THE CONTROL BOX + SETTING CONTROL

Open the general control box. Connect output S1 to the motor.

Opening control box and connecting S1 to motor.

Hold the PROG-button on the general control box longer than 2 seconds until S1 is selected.

Initiating motor programming mode via PROG button.

Check if LED S1 is blinking. If not, press the PROG button briefly...

Troubleshooting LED S1 blinking during programming.

Choose the desired channel on the TELIS remote.

Selecting the desired channel on the TELIS remote.

Press (shortly) the UP and DOWN buttons on the remote simultaneously.

Confirming motor movement by pressing UP/DOWN buttons.

Check the motor direction. The UP button is for opening...

Checking and correcting motor direction using UP/DOWN buttons.

If the direction in point F is incorrect, reverse the direction by holding the MY button...

Reversing motor direction using the MY button.

Fully close the blades (keep pressing the DOWN button).

Closing the blades completely.

Confirm the closed position by pressing (shortly) the UP and MY buttons simultaneously.

Confirming the closed blade position.

17. CONNECTING THE EXTERNAL ANTENNA

The antenna is installed in the finishing profile on the Span side...

Determining the antenna's position on the structure.

Drill an Ø8-mm hole and remove any burrs around the hole.

Drilling a hole for the antenna cable.

Remove the antenna from the protective PVC pipe...

Removing the antenna from its protective PVC pipe.

Unscrew the nut, washer, cable, and tooth lock washer...

Disassembling antenna components for mounting.

Position the antenna vertically on the top cap...

Mounting the antenna vertically on the top cap.

18. RETURN TO THE DEFAULT SETTING FOR MOTOR AND LED LIGHTING

You can perform a motor ‘Memory Reset’.

Performing a memory reset for the motor.

You can perform a LED lighting ‘Memory Reset’...

Performing a memory reset for LED lighting.

19. MOUNTING THE LINEO LED BLADES (OPTIONAL)

The LED blade cable(s), are in the Pivot frame profile...

Routing LED blade cables through the frame profile.

Fit LED blades at the positions where the LED cable already protrudes...

Positioning and connecting LED blades.

Warning! Check if the connectors are still connected properly.

Verifying proper connection of LED blade connectors.

The LED blade is installed in the way as the standard aluminium blade.

Installing LED blades similar to standard aluminium blades.

Connect the blade(s) LED connector(s) to the LED lighting connector on LED lighting control unit.

Connecting LED blade connectors to the LED lighting control unit.

Connect the LED lighting control box to the mains power supply.

Connecting the LED lighting control box to mains power.

20. FINISHING

Fit the motor cap using the supplied screws.

Installing the motor cap.

The finishing profile (fixed blade) on the motor side is supplied with a cover...

Attaching the cover to the finishing profile.

In the case of coupled installation types, fit the cover on the coupling beam...

Fitting the cover on the coupling beam for coupled types.

In the case of coupled installation types, you can lead the cables...

Routing cables over the coupling beam for coupled types.

Final check: are all screws and bolts tightened properly?

Performing a final check of all fixings and blade operation.

Clip the finishing profiles on the 2 inner sides of the columns.

Clipping finishing profiles onto the inner sides of columns.

Give your client the Algarve user manual.

Handing over the user manual to the client.

21. MONTAGE DE PROTECTO

21.1 Pose des blocs de coulissement sur le profil d’obturation

Fitting sliding blocks onto the sealing profile.

21.2 Placement de la bande de protection sur la lame

21.3 Montage du profil d’obturation

22. MOUNTING THE FIXSCREEN 100 SLIM F (≤ 4,5 M)

Undo the removable cover plate of the screen box underneath...

Removing the screen box cover plate.

Unscrew the insert piece for the bottom bar...

Unscrewing the bottom bar insert piece.

Remove the U bracket to slide the fabric roller tube out of the box...

Removing U bracket to slide out fabric roller tube.

Carefully remove the fabric roller tube from the box.

Carefully removing the fabric roller tube.

Place the box in its position in the Span or Pivot, but do not fasten it yet.

Positioning the Fixscreen box temporarily.

Note: the shank of the end caps points to the outside of the system.

Note on the orientation of end cap shanks.

23. MOUNTING THE FIXSCREEN 150 F (> 4,5 M)

Undo the removable cover plate of the screen box underneath...

Removing the screen box cover plate.

Unscrew the fabric roller on both sides.

Unscrewing the fabric roller on both sides.

Carefully remove the fabric roller tube from the box.

Carefully removing the fabric roller tube.

Place the box in its position in the pivot, but do not fasten it yet.

Positioning the Fixscreen box temporarily in the pivot.

Note: the shank of the end caps points to the outside of the system.

Note on the orientation of end cap shanks.

Guide the power cable to the corner.

Routing the power cable to the corner.

24. MOUNTING A LOGGIA® SLIDING WALL

Tighten the trolley bolts until the panel hangs level.

Adjusting trolley bolts for level panel hanging.

Make sure that the panel hangs level in the other direction.

Ensuring the panel hangs level in the opposite direction.

Attention! When using an L bottom guide rail, the panel must overlap the bottom rail sufficiently.

Ensuring sufficient panel overlap with L bottom guide rails.

In the case of 4 frames, the outer surface of the inner frames needs to be flush with the inner surface of the outer frames.

Aligning inner and outer frame surfaces for 4-frame systems.

25. MOUNTING GLASS SLIDING PANELS

25.1 Mounting the upper rail

Mounting the upper rail for glass sliding panels.

25.2 Mounting the lower rail

Mounting the lower rail for glass sliding panels.

25.3 Install the glass panels

25.4 Mounting the fixing block

25.5 Mounting the side profiles

25.6 Mounting the stop blocks

26. MOUNTING OF A SHIFTED COLUMN OR ADDITIONAL COLUMN

The underside of the Span or Pivot profile has already been fitted with fixation holes...

Positioning and attaching column brackets.

If the installation requires water drainage...

Installing water drainage components for columns.

The columns with water drainage are already equipped with an integrated water drainpipe.

Description of water drainage column types.

Mount the shifted or additional column to the column bracket using the screws.

Attaching the shifted or additional column to the bracket.

27. MONTAGE FULL HEIGHT LINIUS WALL

Get the vertical support profiles. Slide 2 assembly brackets into the top of the support profile.

Sliding assembly brackets into support profiles.

Ensure that the ends of the support profile are perfectly even...

Aligning support profile ends with assembly brackets.

Drill Ø8.5-mm holes into the support profile just above and below the setscrew.

Drilling holes for setscrews and bolts.

Repeat the steps above A+B for the bottoms of the support profiles.

Repeating bracket installation for the bottom of support profiles.

Mark off the location of the support profiles on the bottom of the top beam...

Marking support profile locations on the top beam.

Also mark off the centre of the top beam.

Marking the center of the top beam.

28. MONTAGE HALF HEIGHT LINIUS WALL

Fix the top profile (50 x 80 mm) to the L-brackets, making sure that it is perfectly even with the columns.

Fixing the top profile to L-brackets.

Mark off the location of the support profiles on the bottom of the top profile.

Marking support profile locations on the top profile.

Also mark off the centre of the top profile.

Marking the center of the top profile.

Fix the support profiles to the bottom the top profile at the locations you marked off.

Fixing support profiles to the bottom of the top profile.

Note: If there are blades on only one side of the Linius wall, then you must make sure that the blade clamps face the direction from which the blades will come.

Adjusting blade clamps for single-sided blade installation.

Make sure the top profile does not sag.

Ensuring the top profile remains horizontal and supported.

29. FITTING UPDOWN LIGHT ON THE PIVOT SIDE (OPTIONAL)

You can fit it on one or both Pivot sides.

Fitting the UpDown light on one or both Pivot sides.

The UpDown light module is pre-assembled and supplied with fixing tape on the back.

Preparing the UpDown light module for installation.

Affix the UpDown-light module onto the pivot gutter profile.

Attaching the UpDown light module to the pivot gutter profile.

Warning: The bottom of the UpDown light module should be positioned at the same height as the bottom side of the gutter profile.

Warning regarding positioning the UpDown light module's bottom.

Tip: It is best to use a U-shaped glue clamp to position the UpDown light module on the pivot frame profile.

Tip for positioning the UpDown light module using a clamp.

The finishing profile on the Span side S2 (the fixed blade) has a cable transit provided.

Cable transit in the Span side finishing profile.

Place the cable in the corner between the Pivot and Span S2 frame profiles.

Routing the cable in the frame profile corner.

Warning: The finishing corner profile is manufactured in the longest possible length.

Warning about the length of the finishing corner profile.

Connect the electric cable connectors on the UpDown module to the ones provided on the electrical “UpDown LED” control box...

Connecting UpDown module cables to the control box.

32. WIRING BETWEEN THE LED CONTROL BOX & MOTOR CONTROL BOX

Connect the electrical cables of the LED control box to the electric motor control box according to the connection plan that applies to your application.

Connecting LED control box cables to the motor control box.

33. SETTING UP THE LED LIGHTING (LED BEAM)

Open the general LED control box. The LED control box has 4 outlets: S1, S2, S3, S4

Opening the LED control box and identifying outlets.

Hold the PROG-button on the general control box for longer than 2 seconds until S1 is selected.

Initiating LED lighting setup mode via PROG button.

Choose the desired channel on the TELIS 4- or 16-channel remote.

Selecting the desired channel on the TELIS remote.

Press the PROG button (shortly) on the back of the TELIS remote. The LED lighting illuminates 3 times.

Confirming LED lighting setup via TELIS remote.

Close the general LED control box.

Closing the LED control box.

34. Setting UpDown LED lighting RGB (continued)

Select the desired channel on the TELIS 4- or 16-channel remote for the white LED.

Selecting remote channel for white LEDs.

Press briefly on the PROG button on the rear of the TELIS remote. The white LED lighting illuminates 3 x for confirmation.

Confirming white LED lighting setup.

Press the PROG button on the LED control box (to select RGB channels) for more than 2 seconds...

Selecting RGB channels via LED control box.

Press the PROG button on the LED control box briefly. The orange LEDs S2, S3, S4 flash simultaneously and RGB LED lighting illuminate 3 x (red, green, blue).

Activating RGB lighting via LED control box.

Select the desired channel on the TELIS 4- or 16-channel remote for the RGB LED.

Selecting remote channel for RGB LEDs.

Press the PROG button on the rear of the TELIS remote briefly. The RGB LED lighting illuminates 3 x (red, green, blue) for confirmation.

Confirming RGB LED lighting setup.

Remark: see page 58 for return to the default settings for LED lighting.

Reference to page 58 for factory reset instructions.

35. MOUNTING HEAT/SOUND BEAM

35.1 Mounting suspension bracket for a beam

Mounting the suspension bracket for the beam.

35.2 Hanging the beam

Attention! If there is a cable at the position of the suspension bracket...

Handling cable interference during beam suspension.

35. Mounting Heat/Sound Beam (continued 2)

Disassemble the RTS receiver if it is located in front of a suspension bracket.

Disassembling RTS receiver for bracket access.

Disassemble the amplifier/Bluetooth if it is located in front of a suspension bracket.

Disassembling amplifier/Bluetooth for bracket access.

Disassemble the loudspeaker if it is located in front of a suspension bracket.

Disassembling loudspeaker for bracket access.

35. Mounting Heat/Sound Beam (continued 3)

Several configurations are possible

Overview of possible Heat/Sound Beam configurations.

A Quickon connector is provided at the end of the Heat or at the end of the RTS receiver.

Using the provided Quickon connector.

Take the power cord (3G25) that you passed through the bracket in the Beam in a previous step and connect it to the Quickon connector.

Connecting the power cord to the Quickon connector.

35. Mounting Heat/Sound Beam (continued 4)

Strip each conductor at the end of the power cable (3G15) of 4 cm.

Stripping conductors of the 3G15 power cable.

Wrap the ground conductor around the conductor bundle once before fitting the cable gland nut.

Preparing the ground conductor for the cable gland nut.

Put the conductors in the coded conductor transit.

Placing conductors in the coded transit.

Warning: Make sure you lay the earth conductor in the transit marked with the Earth symbol...

Correctly routing earth conductor and other wires.

Snip off any protruding conductor ends, so nothing sticks out.

Trimming protruding conductor ends.

Fit the QUICKON cable gland nut onto the contact holder.

Fitting the QUICKON cable gland nut.

Warning: Make sure the numbers and earth symbol on the QUICKON cable gland nut correspond to those on the PHOENIX connector.

Ensuring correct correspondence between QUICKON and PHOENIX connectors.

The fast connection technology ensures good contact and proper strain relief automatically...

Ensuring proper connection and strain relief with fast connection technology.

35. Montage Heat/Sound Beam (vervolg 5)

Note: Check if the device is has 230V power.

Note on checking the device's power supply.

Select the desired channel on the TELIS 4- or 16-channel remote.

Selecting the desired channel on the TELIS remote.

Press the UP and DOWN buttons briefly at the same time on the remote until the TELIS heating element briefly switches on and then switches off.

Confirming heating element function via remote buttons.

Press the PROG button briefly on the back of the TELIS remote. The heating element briefly switches on and then off to indicate that the RTS remote is programmed in the Heating RTS Receiver.

Programming the RTS remote to the heating receiver.

35. Mounting Heat/Sound Beam (continued 6)

A Beam with sound, without amplifier/Bluetooth, has two loudspeakers already equipped with cables.

Overview of sound Beam connection without amplifier.

Note: You should allow for an impedance of four ohms per loudspeaker.

Note on loudspeaker impedance requirements.

Insert the end of the cables from the SOUND module and the end of the supplied cable into both sides of the supplied connector.

Connecting SOUND module and supplied cables to connector.

Make sure the cables are far enough into the connector.

Ensuring cables are fully inserted into the connector.

Push the connector covers in.

Pushing the connector covers into place.

Overview sound Beam connection (with amplifier + Bluetooth) via Bluetooth.

Overview of sound Beam connection via Bluetooth.

Overview sound Beam connection (with amplifier + Bluetooth) with a multiroom system without amplifier.

Overview of sound Beam connection with multiroom system.

35. Mounting Heat/Sound Beam (continued 7)

A beam with sound, with amplifier/Bluetooth, has two loudspeakers equipped with cables.

Loudspeaker setup for beams with amplifier/Bluetooth.

Make sure that the power cord (3G15) for the amplifier passes through one of the suspension brackets into the Beam.

Routing the power cord for the amplifier.

Note: If the suspension bracket is located behind the amplifier module, you must first disassemble it by removing the four nuts.

Disassembling amplifier module if bracket is obstructed.

Connect the power from the amplifier previously provided with a Quickon connector to the 3G15 power cord that goes into the Beam.

Connecting amplifier power to the 3G15 power cord.

35. Mounting Heat/Sound Beam (continued 8)

Strip each conductor at the end of the power cable (3G15) of 4 cm.

Stripping conductors of the 3G15 power cable.

Wrap the ground conductor around the conductor bundle once before fitting the cable gland nut.

Preparing the ground conductor for the cable gland nut.

Put the conductors in the coded conductor transit.

Placing conductors in the coded transit.

Warning: Make sure you lay the earth conductor in the transit marked with the Earth symbol...

Correctly routing earth conductor and other wires.

Snip off any protruding conductor ends, so nothing sticks out.

Trimming protruding conductor ends.

Fit the QUICKON cable gland nut onto the contact holder.

Fitting the QUICKON cable gland nut.

Warning: Make sure the numbers and earth symbol on the QUICKON cable gland nut correspond to those on the PHOENIX connector.

Ensuring correct correspondence between QUICKON and PHOENIX connectors.

The fast connection technology ensures good contact and proper strain relief automatically...

Ensuring proper connection and strain relief with fast connection technology.

35. Mounting Heat/Sound Beam (continued 9)

Use the provided connector to connect the provided loudspeaker cable to the amplifier’s loudspeaker cable.

Connecting loudspeaker cables using the provided connector.

Make sure the cables are far enough into the connector.

Ensuring cables are fully inserted into the connector.

Push the connector covers in.

Pushing the connector covers into place.

Overview sound Beam connection (with amplifier + Bluetooth) via Bluetooth.

Overview of sound Beam connection via Bluetooth.

Overview sound Beam connection (with amplifier + Bluetooth) with a multiroom system without amplifier.

Overview of sound Beam connection with multiroom system.

35. Mounting Heat/Sound Beam (continued 10)

Click the BEAM’s cover lids into place.

Installing the BEAM's cover lids.

Then you can connect the cabling.

Connecting the cabling after cover installation.

Swith on the heating to check if it’s working properly.

Turning on the heating for a functional check.

Check if all the screws and bolts are tightened properly.

Performing a final check of all fixings.

Make sure the blades rotate without hindrance.

Checking blade rotation.

36. MOUNTING THE RAIN SENSOR

It is advisable to stick the rain sensor to the Algarve.

Advising to stick the rain sensor to the Algarve structure.

Choose the position of the rain sensor on the fixed blade.

Selecting the position for the rain sensor on the fixed blade.

Open the motor control box.

Opening the motor control box.

Insert the rain sensor cable through the chosen cable gland and connect the wires.

Connecting the rain sensor cable.

Mount the silicone ring on the location where you will mount the rain sensor.

Mounting the silicone ring for the rain sensor.

Remove the protective film from the fixation tape and stick the sensor onto the Algarve structure.

Fixing the rain sensor to the Algarve structure.

Note: the fixation tape holds the sensor in place for first 24 hours, then the dried silicone does the job.

Note on fixation tape and silicone adhesion.

37. INSTALLING THE WIND SENSOR

Position the Somfy Eolis wind sensor in an open place.

Positioning the wind sensor in an open area.

Open the wind sensor and connect a 230 V power supply.

Connecting the wind sensor to a 230V power supply.

The wind sensor must be programmed.

Programming the wind sensor.

Note: Up to 3 different wind sensors can be programmed for one motor.

Note on programming multiple wind sensors.

Press briefly on the ‘program’ button of the Eolis wind sensor.

Programming the wind sensor via the 'program' button.

Returning to the default settings for the windsensor

Resetting the wind sensor to default settings.

38. FINISHING CORNICE WITH THE ALGARVE “CLASSIC LINE” (OPTIONAL)

Fix the mounting brackets onto the frame profile, using the supplied screws.

Fixing mounting brackets to the frame profile.

Fit the fixing corner to the inside of one side of each cornice.

Fitting the corner piece to the cornice.

Put the first cornice over the support brackets, as shown in the drawing.

Placing the first cornice over support brackets.

Make sure the distance between the frame and the diagonal side of the frame is about 8 mm, as indicated on the drawing.

Checking the distance between frame and diagonal cornice side.

38. Finishing cornice on the Algarve “Classic Line” (continued 1)

Fix the angle brackets in the four corners at the top of the cornices.

Fixing angle brackets to the top corners of cornices.

After all the corner finishing pieces are in place, you should secure topside of the cornices more firmly.

Securing cornices from the topside.

Now fill the gaps around the angle bracket with sealant.

Filling gaps around angle brackets with sealant.

The motor cover comprises 2 parts. Mount the first part onto the frame with the supplied screws and then fit the second part onto the first.

Assembling the two-part motor cover.