SOMFY Sunea 50 CSI io - Commissioning; Pre-programming the Control Point; Checking the Direction of Rotation; Setting the End Limits

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2.3. COMMISSIONING
2.3.1. Pre-programming the control point
1) Switch on the power supply
2) Press the Up and Down on the control point simultaneously:
The motorised product moves up and down (fast raising and
lowering) and the control point is pre-programmed in the
motor.
2.3.2. Checking the direction of rotation
1) Press the Up button on the control point:
a) If the motorised product rises (a), the direction of
rotation is correct: Move onto the section entitled “Setting
the end limits”.
b) If the motorised product lowers (b), the direction of
rotation is incorrect: Move onto the next step.
2) Press the my button on the control point until the motorised
product moves up and down: the rotational direction has been
3) Press the Up button on the control point to check the
direction of rotation.
2.3.3. Setting the end limits
Adjustment for cassette awnings
For cassette awnings, the upper end limit is set automatically, while the lower end limit must be set
manually.
Setting the lower end limit
Do not press the my and Down buttons simultaneously to reach the lower end limit.
1)
Position the motorised product at the lower end limit.
Pressing and holding the Down button for more than
2 s causes the motorised product to move down
continuously.
2)
Stop the motorised product at the desired point.
3)
If necessary, adjust the position of the motorised product
using the Up or Down buttons.
4)
Press the my and Up simultaneously: the motorised
product is raised continuously even after the my and Up
buttons have been released.
5)
the my button to stop the motorised product.
6)
Press the my button again until the motorised product
moves (1.5 s downwards then upward movement until
the cassette closes): the end limit positions have been
programmed.
Wait until the awning has stopped completely before going on to the chapter entitled “Programming
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Setting
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Move
onto the next step