YOODA 35 R/S Series User Manual

R/S motors are motors with two-way communication and a
radio receiver. They are meant for automating internal blinds,
roller shutters or awnings. Mechanical limit switches enable
for the motor to stop in a fixed position of the blind.
Motors are compatible with all YOODA SMART HOME devices.
Radio receiver memory:
up to 10 transmitters
Maximal time of uninterrupted work:
4 min.
Power supply:
230 V / 50 Hz
Working temperature:
from -5°C to 50°C
Safety degree:
IP 44
35R/S tubular motor
Non-compliance with the following instructions can not only present risk to life and health, but also affect the correct operation of the entire roller shutter.
It is recommended to abide by the instructions. Tubular motors are compatible with all YOODA SMART HOME devices.
R/S motors are motors with two-way communication.
35, 45 R/S SERIES MOTORS
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Maximal work time of the motor is about 4 minutes. After that time thermal protection will turn on, which will cause the
disconnection of the engine protecting it from overheating. You must wait for about 20 minutes after thermal switch has
turned on, so that the motor comes back to the normal operating mode.
power supply cord radio receiver
limit switches
limit positions
regulator
engine brake gearing
antenna
capacitor

YOODA 35 R/S Series Specifications

General

Cooling System	Air-cooled
Ignition System	CDI
Fuel System	Carburetor
Fuel Type	Gasoline
Engine Type	Single cylinder, 4-stroke, air-cooled
Max Torque	8.2 Nm @ 5500 RPM

Summary

Technical Data and Specifications

R/S Motor Overview

Details R/S motors with two-way communication and radio receiver for automating blinds, shutters, and awnings.

Radio Receiver Memory Capacity

Specifies the memory capacity for radio transmitters, supporting up to 10.

Maximum Work Time and Thermal Protection

Motor operates for 4 minutes, then thermal protection engages, requiring a 20-minute cooldown.

Power Supply and Operating Conditions

Specifies power supply (230V/50Hz), working temperature (-5°C to 50°C), and safety degree (IP 44).

Safety Precautions

General Safety Guidelines

Covers torque suitability, wire protection, component wear checks, liquid exposure, tool use, and child safety.

Power Disconnection for Maintenance

Always disconnect mains power before performing installation or maintenance tasks.

Care During Driver Assembly

Exercise caution during driver assembly to prevent any damage to the motor.

Motor Assembly in Roller Tube

Mounting Location Requirements

Mount the motor in locations protected from adverse weather conditions for longevity.

Roller Tube Preparation and Measurement

Includes sizing the tube, removing burrs, and measuring specific lengths for installation.

Motor Placement and Securing

Covers placing the motor in the tube and anchoring it with screws or rivets.

Electrical Connection and Wiring

Wiring Diagram and Power Supply

Illustrates phase, neutral, and earth conductors and their connection to 230V AC.

Installation by Authorized Personnel

Emphasizes installation must be by authorized persons adhering to standards and regulations.

Protection Devices and Fuse Types

Details using protecting devices against overload/short circuit and specific fast-acting fuse types.

Range and System Operation

Range Factors

Explains that range is variable, affected by building structure and signal interference.

Operational Range Specifications

Provides open area range (200m) and indoor range (30m) for remote-controlled blinds.

System Operation Frequency

States the system operates at a frequency of 433.92 MHz.

Transmitter Programming Procedures

First Transmitter Programming

Details steps for programming the first remote control, including power on and stop button press.

Changing Motor Operation Direction

Instructions for reversing the motor's up/down control direction using button combinations.

Limit Positions Adjustment

Guide to manually adjusting lower and upper limit positions using a regulator knob.

Programming Additional Transmitters

Provides multiple methods (No.1) for programming subsequent remote controls to the receiver.

Transmitter Management

Additional Transmitter Programming Methods

Details methods No. 2 and No. 3 for programming additional remote controls.

Deleting Specific Transmitters

Provides three methods (No. 1, 2, 3) for deleting individual remote controls from the system.

Advanced Motor Functions

Deleting All Transmitters

Outlines the procedure using a remote control to erase all paired transmitters.

Activating Impulse Mode

Explains how to turn impulse mode ON and OFF, affecting motor operation with short presses.

Controlling Blind Positions

Describes programming upper and lower limit positions for percentage control of roller blinds.