What to do if WAREMA Control System product cannot be operated with the control panel?
If you cannot operate the product with the control panel, examine and remedy fault causes related to the actuator power supply. If a safety function is active, wait until the cause (precipitation, wind, ice) is no longer present. If a wind test identified a fault, reset the wind test.
How to fix WAREMA Wisotronic not responding to an EWFS Hand-held transmitter?
If your Wisotronic isn't responding, first ensure the transmitter has been learned in. If you're using an 8-channel EWFS transmitter, verify that you've selected the correct channel and then repeat the move command. Also, ensure you press the button long enough and reduce any distance to Wisotronic. If a safety function is active, wait until the cause (precipitation, wind, ice) is no longer present, or reset the wind test if it identified a fault.
What to do if there are uncontrolled movements of WAREMA Wisotronic Control Systems connected products?
If you experience uncontrolled movements, it might be because changes were made to the bus parameters but not transferred to the bus devices; in this case, reload the devices. Alternatively, a temporary power failure/restart may have occurred, requiring a calibration after the power is restored.
What causes uncontrolled movements of products connected to WAREMA Wisotronic Control Systems?
If the connected products experience uncontrolled movements with your WAREMA Control Systems, it may be due to a temporary power failure. A power failure must be followed by a calibration.
How to fix no information in display on WAREMA Control Systems?
If there is no information displayed on your WAREMA Control Systems, it may be due to no operating voltage. Insert a fuse and check the power supply.
What does the "Fault" display in the WAREMA Wisotronic heading mean?
If you see a "Fault" display in the heading of your WAREMA Control Systems, open the fault table and read out the cause. If necessary, inform a specialist dealer.
Why does my WAREMA Wisotronic Control Systems sun shading system move up too late in cloudy weather?
If the sun shading system moves up too late in cloudy weather with your WAREMA Control Systems, the HIGH limit value might be set too high (sun control). Change the limit value.
Why is the sun shading lowering when there's little sunshine with my WAREMA Wisotronic Control Systems?
If the sun shading is lowered when there is little sunshine with your WAREMA Control Systems, the "Delay DOWN" limit value may be set too low (sun control). Change the limit value.
Why is the sun shading lowering too late in sunshine with my WAREMA Control Systems?
If the sun shading is lowered too late in the sunshine with your WAREMA Control Systems, the "Delay LOW" limit value may be set too high (sun control). Change the limit value.
Why aren't the comfort functions working as expected on my WAREMA Control Systems?
If the comfort functions for dawn/dusk, sun, and temperature control are not functioning as desired on your WAREMA Control Systems, first check if the control timer is switched off. If so, switch on the control timer or change the programming. Alternatively, the control timer might not be correctly programmed, so change the programming of the control timer.
General| Brand | WAREMA |
|---|---|
| Model | Wisotronic |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
General safety information and warnings regarding the Wisotronic control system.
Explanation of warning symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and instructional pictograms.
Defines the proper use of the Wisotronic and safety precautions for window drives.
Identifies the intended audience for these instructions and emphasizes qualified personnel.
Key safety guidelines for operating automatically controlled sun shading systems.
Precautions for electrical installation and safe handling of mechanisms.
Guidelines and warnings concerning system modifications and component replacements.
Introduction to the initial setup and operation of the Wisotronic.
Description of the Wisotronic's start menu elements and navigation.
Navigating and understanding the Wisotronic's main menu options.
Step-by-step guide on how to set the date and time on the Wisotronic.
Instructions for adjusting display settings and changing operating element behaviour.
How to operate connected products directly via the Wisotronic control panel.
Introduction to basic and comfort functions for quick operation.
Core settings for new users to quickly configure the Wisotronic.
Activating or deactivating the automatic sun control feature.
Enabling or disabling the precipitation monitoring safety function.
Advanced settings for automatic sun shading control based on user preferences.
Configuration of automatic sun shading based on brightness levels.
Enabling/disabling the sun control feature for a channel.
Setting the brightness threshold for lowering sun shading products.
Assigning a delay time to prevent immediate reaction to brightness changes.
Defining the position for sun shading products when sunshine is detected.
Setting brightness for medium position and slat tilt in clear sky conditions.
Setting the brightness threshold for raising sun shading products.
Guidelines for setting SUN, CLEAR, and CLOUD limit values for optimal sun control.
Illustrates how brightness changes affect sun control operation with delay times.
Configuration for automatic sun shading based on lighting conditions at dawn/dusk.
Enabling or disabling the dawn/dusk control for a channel.
Setting brightness threshold for moving products at dawn.
Setting brightness threshold for moving products at dusk.
Illustrates dawn/dusk control operation based on brightness changes.
Automatic temperature-dependent control of sun shading products.
Overview of temperature control operating modes and requirements.
Activating or deactivating the temperature control per channel.
Setting the temperature limit for lowering products to provide shade.
Defining the product position for operation at higher temperatures.
Setting the temperature limit for raising products to allow sunlight.
Defining the product position for operation at lower temperatures.
Control based on difference between inside and outside temperatures.
Safety function to protect fabric products from precipitation.
Enabling or disabling the precipitation monitor.
Comfort function for preventing mould and ensuring fresh air via timed window control.
Programming specific times for raising or lowering sun shading products.
Function to prevent excessive cooling by locking automatic controls below a temperature.
Setting the outside temperature limit for raising products or closing windows.
Performing settings for manual operation of channels.
Defining the product position for manual DOWN operation.
Assigning WAREMA EWFS hand-held transmitters to Wisotronic channels.
Creating, storing, and retrieving scenes for automated actions.
Performing basic settings for the control unit and connected sensors.
Setting the current date and time on the Wisotronic.
Adjusting display view and behaviour of operating elements.
Setting the operating language of the Wisotronic interface.
Comparing and adjusting internal/external temperature sensor readings.
Overview of safety functions designed to protect sun shading products.
Safety function to protect products from wind damage by moving them to a safe position.
Safety function to prevent damage from frozen guide rails.
Setting whether the ice monitor automatically resets an ice alarm.
Procedure for manually resetting an ice alarm to avoid product damage.
Displaying a numbered list of faults in chronological order.
Guide to diagnosing and resolving common problems with the Wisotronic.
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