Introduction - Becker WindControl Instructions De Service

Installation and operating instructions for the "WindControl" awning control

Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................

Warranty .........................................................................................................................................................
Application .....................................................................................................................................................
Parts and Options .........................................................................................................................................
Safety Instructions ........................................................................................................................................
Proper Use .....................................................................................................................................................
Functions .......................................................................................................................................................
Functions of the complete set ........................................................................................................................
Installation and Commissioning ..................................................................................................................
Installing the AN2 wind transmitter ................................................................................................................
Installing the WindControl ..............................................................................................................................
Installing the LS10 light sensor ......................................................................................................................
E
Setting the wind speed ...................................................................................................................................
N
General information on the radio system ......................................................................................................
G
Commissioning the TouchControl .................................................................................................................
Commissioning the radio system ..................................................................................................................
L
Registering the TouchControl (master transmitter) with the radio receiver ................................................
I
Installing the TouchControl ............................................................................................................................
S
Setting the sun shade function ......................................................................................................................
H
Connection Plan and Terminal Configuration ............................................................................................
Technical Data ...............................................................................................................................................
Thank you for purchasing the BECKER WindControl awning control.
The WindControl awning control is a high-quality product with a broad range of features:
• Radio Control
• Automated sunshade in conjunction with LS10 light sensor and radio
• Simple and convenient setting of the light threshold value by radio
• Protection of the awning against storm damage
• Simple external installation - no dirt in the living area
• Antenna integrated into the supply main
• Attractive design
• Switching input for external (key) switch
• Compatible with VarioControl roller shutter control
Please comply with this operating instructions when installing and setting the unit.
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