Programming the transmitter
Caution
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Risk of injury due to electric shock.
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Connection may only be performed by a qualified electri-
cian!
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Always take into account the device switching current.
Putting the single control unit with radio receiver into
programming mode
a) Putting the single control unit with radio receiver into programming
mode by switching on the power
Switch on the power.
► The radio receiver remains in programming mode for 3 minutes.
b) Putting the single control unit with radio receiver into programming
mode with the programming button
Press the programming button for 3 seconds.
► The radio receiver remains in programming mode for 3 minutes.
Programming the master transmitter
The master transmitter refers to the very first transmitter
programmed in a receiver. In contrast to subsequently pro-
grammed transmitters, the master transmitter enables,
among other things, the setting of limit positions (for drives
with integrated radio receiver) and the programming or de-
leting of further transmitters. Any transmitter that has separ-
ate UP, STOP, DOWN buttons and a programming button can
be a master transmitter.
If a transmitter is already programmed in the receiver, press
the programming button of the transmitter for 10 seconds.
Press the programming button of the transmitter for 3 seconds whilst in pro-
gramming mode.
► The receiver confirms programming, i.e. the shading solution moves a
few centimetres before reversing the same distance.
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