YOODA 35EVY Series User Manual

Non-compliance with the specification might cause risk for life or health and can determine proper work of the blind.
We strongly recommend to comply with the specification.
Installation of the tubular motor should be performed by specialists with 1kV or higher SEP-certified electrician's licence (SEP - Association of Polish
Electrical Engineers) or equal license.
35EVY and 45EVY SERIES TUBULAR MOTOR
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Illustrations from the top:
1. Tubular motor 35 EVY with obstacle detection
2. Tubular motor 45 EVY with obstacle detection
EVY motors are motors with radio receiver. They have
a mechanism for detection of obstacles, so that the motor
stops if sensing resistance in its path. Detection of obstacles
works in both directions, with the use of security locks as well
as with springy hangers. Electronic limit position switches set
by using the remote control provide ease of programming.
Motors provide the ability to set the third position. For EVY
motors, it is possible to connect an impulse switch that
controls the motor in "step by step" mode. EVY series tubular
motors are compatible with all YOODA brand devices.
1. Radio receiver memory:
up to 20 transmitters
2. Max time of continous work:
4 min.
3. Power supply:
230 V / 50 Hz
4. Operating temperature:
from -5°C to 50°C
5. Protection degree:
IP 44
Maximal time of continuous work is 4 minutes. After that time thermal protection will be activated preventing motor form
overheating. After that motor will be disabled for about 20 minutes until it cools down.
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1. General information
power supply cable
control system
programming
button
capacitor motor brake gear
antenna

YOODA 35EVY Series Specifications

General

Brand	YOODA
Model	35EVY Series
Category	Engine
Language	English

Summary

General Information about YOODA Tubular Motors

Radio Receiver Memory Capacity

The motor's radio receiver can store up to 20 transmitters.

Maximum Continuous Work Time

The motor is designed for a maximum continuous operation of 4 minutes.

Power Supply Requirements

The motor operates on a 230 V / 50 Hz power supply.

Operating Temperature Range

The motor functions within a temperature range of -5°C to 50°C.

Motor Protection Degree

The motor has a protection degree of IP 44.

Safety Measures and Installation Precautions

General Safety and Handling Guidelines

Covers precautions for liquids, wiring, electrical system checks, maintenance, tool usage, and child safety.

Motor Installation Procedure in Tube

Step-by-step guide for cutting, deburring, adapting, measuring, inserting, and securing the motor within the tube.

Electrical Connection and Range Specifications

Wiring and Mounting Guidelines

Details on connecting power supply wires, antenna, and microswitch, including color coding.

Radio Range Factors and Specifications

Explanation of radio range variability and specific outdoor/indoor distances and operating frequency.

Programming and Configuration

Programming the First Transmitter

Procedure for pairing the initial remote control with the motor.

Changing Motor Direction (Method 1)

Reversing motor direction, which also erases previously programmed transmitters.

Changing Motor Direction (Method 2)

Reversing motor direction without affecting stored transmitters.

Automatic Limit Position Programming

Instructions for automatically setting the upper and lower travel limits.

Advanced Limit Position Settings

Manual Limit Position Programming

Detailed steps for manually setting the upper and lower limit positions using the control buttons.

Automatic Limit Position Regulation

Information on the automatic adjustment of limit positions every 30 days and its activation.

Additional Programming Functions

Programming the Third (Favorite) Limit Position

Setting a specific intermediate position as a favorite.

Removing the Third Limit Position

Procedure to delete the pre-set favorite limit position.

Removing All Limit Positions

Procedure to erase all programmed upper, lower, and third limit positions.

Programming Another Transmitter

Adding additional remote controls to the motor's memory.

Deleting All Transmitters

Erasing all previously programmed remote controls from the motor's memory.

Motor Operation Modes

Activating Impulse Mode

Enabling a mode where direction buttons cause short movements.

Setting Motor Reaction on Power-Up

Configuring how the motor behaves immediately after power is supplied.

Reaction to Obstacle Detection

Setting the motor's response when an obstacle is detected (stop or reverse).

Obstacle Detection Sensitivity Modes

Adjusting the sensitivity for obstacle detection across different ranges.

Programming Key-Ring Remotes (No P2 Button)

Method for programming remotes that lack a dedicated P2 button.