Menu 4:
Menu 4 is used to fine adjust the resistance tolerance, which
was set automatically under menu 3. This adjustment is seldom
necessary.
1.
If fine adjustment is required for optimum functionality,
press the P button when 4 is shown in the display.
FIG.
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2.
Several lines (1–6) are shown in a ring. Set the required
level with the buttons + and –. More lines indicate higher
tolerance.
3.
Press the P button to save the setting.
Menu 5:
Menu 5 is used to specify which button on the remote control will
control the door.
FIG.
17
By default button 2 is programmed to run the door up and down.
The other button can be used to switch on the light without
running the door.
FIG.
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NOTE:
It is not possible to switch off the light with the remote control
(the light switches off automatically after a few minutes).
This setting does not need to be changed, except when two
motors are controlled with the same remote control. If the same
remote control is to be used to control two motors separately
this setting must be changed so that one motor is controlled
with button 1 and the other motor with button 2. The remote
control must also be paired with the other motor (see following
instructions for pairing).
NOTE:
•
Menu 5 has options 0–4.
•
The setting in menu 5 must be 1 or 2 for the remote control
to be used to control the door.
Menu 6:
Menu 6 is used if a reminder signal is to be given if the door stays
open. If the reminder function is activated an audio prompt is
given when the door has been open for 10 minutes. The audio
prompt is repeated for 30 seconds every 10 minutes until the door
is closed.
1.
To activate the reminder function, press the P button when 6
is shown in the display.
FIG.
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2.
0 is shown to show that the function is deactivated. Press
the + button. 1 is shown in the display.
3.
Press the P button to save the setting. The reminder function
is now activated.
4.
To deactivate this function, go to setting 6 and change the
setting to 0.
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Menu 7 is used to activate/deactivate automatic closing of the
door after a set time. When this setting is activated the door
will always close automatically after a set time. Make sure that
the door can move freely without obstruction when closing,
otherwise it will change direction and open again.
1.
2.
3.
Menu 8 is used to activate/deactivate a reminder signal for
maintenance. When this function is activated a reminder signal
is given for general maintenance of the garage door. The door
opener is maintenance-free, but it is always a good idea to check
that the pulleys are lubricated, that the springs are correctly
adjusted, and that the line are in good condition. When this
function is activated an audio prompt is given after 2000 cycles
as a reminder that it is time for a general inspection of the door.
Switch off the audio prompt by pressing the button on the remote
control for 5 seconds, or by switching the power supply off and
on.
1.
2.
3.
Every remote control is on delivery paired with the door opener
it is supplied with.
Follow the instructions in this section to pair a new remote control
with the door opener. Pairing is done for a new remote control,
if the remote control has been deprogrammed, or if a remote
control is to be used to control several motors (see menu 5).
To pair the remote control:
1.
2.
Menu 7:
To activate automatic closing, press the P button when 7 is
shown in the display. 0 is shown in the display to show that
the function is deactivated.
FIG.
20
Select the required delay from 1 to 8. Each interval is 30
seconds. Setting 1 means that the door closes after 30
seconds, 4 corresponds to 120 seconds, and 8 (max)
corresponds to 240 seconds, or 4 minutes.
After choosing the delay, press the P button to save the
setting.
Menu 8:
To activate this function, press the P button when 8 is shown
in the display. 0 is shown in the display to show that the
function is deactivated.
FIG.
21
Press the + button. 1 is shown in the display.
Press the P button to save the setting.
PAIRING / DELETION OF REMOTE CONTROL
NOTE:
Press the S button and then press one of the buttons on the
remote control twice.
FIG.
22
An audio prompt is given to indicate that the remote control
has paired with the motor.
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