User`s manual

SUN-500 CURTAIN/SUN BLIND SWITCH
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Remarks
Reminders
• This product is a switch/receiver and is intended to control motors for sun blinds (rolling shutters, mini-
blinds etc.) by means of a suitable COCO transmitter.
• Only COCO transmitters on which a letter code (="house code") is set manually are suitable to control
the SUN-500. COCO transmitters that contain a pre-programmed code (part number begins with "A")
are not suitable for this product.
• The receiver only works with a 230 Volt power supply. The internal switch contact of the SUN-500 is not
connected to the 230 Volt mains power. It is therefore possible to switch low-voltage motors (e.g. 12 of
24 Volt).
• Approx. 2 minutes after operation of the SUN-500 with a COCO transmitter, the COM contact (see
"Explanation" between [4-5]) always returns to the rest position (="off"). Due to this automatic switching,
the SUN-500 can also be used as a timed switch.
• Operation of the transmitter: (1) Press the ON button: sun blind raises, (2) Press the ON button: sun
blind stops, (3) Press the OFF button: sun blind lowers, (4) Press the OFF button: sun blind stops.
• If your sun blind lowers with the ON button and rises with the OFF button, this is not a problem. If
desired, however, you can interchange the switch wires of the motor (on terminals ).
• To prevent interference, avoid placing multiple products close to each other. The minimum distance
between units should be approx. 50 cm.
• If you use multiple SUN-500 receivers that you want to control simultaneously, the connected motors
must have the same rotation direction for the raise and lower commands.
• If the product does not work or does not work properly:
- Check the batteries in the transmitter.
- Make sure the letter and number combination of the SUN-500 matches that of the transmitter.
- Switch the mains power off for 10 seconds to reset the SUN-500.
- Make sure there is no other receiver in the immediate vicinity.
- Check whether there is too much wiring present near the SUN-500 or whether other metal objects
may be causing interference.