User's Manual
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If you wish to modify the positions or the RDC function you need to erase all the programmed settings and repeat the procedure from the
beginning.
1. Activate the step-by-step control; if the awning moves up release the control and repeat
the operation. 3s
2. Keep the step-by-step control active until the awning starts moving up after about 3 seconds;
activate the step-by-step control 2 consecutive times (within 2 seconds), keeping the second
command active to stop the awning and then start moving it down. 3s
3. Repeat the previous step three more times.
At the 3rd attempt the awning will fail to move up. X3
4. Continue to keep the step-by-step control active for another 10 seconds until 5 beeps signal
that all the positions and the RDC function (if previously enabled) have been erased.
Note: After the positions have been erased, all the movements must be controlled manually
Table “A13” Erasing the positions and the RDC function using the step-by-step control Example
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When the motor is switched on, the 2 beeps do not sound
and the Step-by-Step input does not control any movement.
Make sure the motor is powered with the correct voltage; if the pow-
er input is correct there is probably a serious fault and the motor
needs replacing.
After a radio command, 6 beeps are heard and the
manoeuvre does not start
The radio control unit is unsynchronised, repeat the transmitter
memorisation process.
After a command, 10 Beeps sound and then the manoeu-
vre begins
The auto-diagnosis of the memorised parameters has detected a
fault (incorrect positions, TTBUS address, wind and sun levels, direc-
tion of movement). Check and repeat programming if necessary.
After a command the motor does not turn.
• The thermal protection might have triggered; in this case just wait
for the motor to cool down
• If a wind sensor has been connected, the set threshold might
have been exceeded.
•You might try to switch the motor off and back on again; if the 2
beeps do not sound, there is probably a serious fault and the
motor needs replacing.
During the UP phase, before reaching the set position
(pos. “0”, pos. “I”), the motor stops and then makes 3
attempts to start up again.
This does not necessarily mean trouble: in case of overload during
the UP phase the motor is switched off for 1 second and then
attempts to complete the manoeuvre. Check to see if any obstacles
are obstructing movement.
During the DOWN phase, before reaching the set position
(pos. “1”, pos. “I”), the motor stops.
This does not necessarily mean trouble: in case of overload the
motor is switched off. Check to see if any obstacles are obstructing
movement.
The motor turns only if the control is manned.
If positions “0” and “1” have not been programmed the motor rolls
the awning up or down only through manual control. Program posi-
tions “0” and “1”.
Positions “0” and “1” have been programmed, but the
awning moves down only if the control is manned.
The auto-diagnosis of the memorised parameters has detected an
abnormality in the motor position. Give the command to raise the
awning and wait for it to reach position “0”.
5) 6) What to do if… a small troubleshooting guide!
6) Technical characteristics
NEOMAT series tubular motors
Supply voltage and frequency : See the technical data on the label attached to each model
Current and power : See the technical data on the label attached to each model
Torque and speed : See the technical data on the label attached to each model
Continuous operating time : Maximum 4 minutes
Work cycle : Maximum 20%
Protection class : IP 44
Operating temperature : -10 ÷ 50 °C
Precision (resolution) of the electronic limit switch : Greater than 0.55° (depending on the NEOMAT version)
Electronic control unit
Signal voltage (step-by-step, sensors) : approx. 24Vdc
Wind sensor (anemometer) levels : approx. 30 or 15 or 45 Km/h (with VOLO anemometer)
Length of signal cables (step-by-step, sensors) : max. 30m if near other cables, otherwise 100 m
Radio receiver
Frequency : 433.92 MHz
Coding : 52 Bit rolling code FLOR
Range of ERGO and PLANO transmitters : Estimated 200 m in the open and 35 m inside buildings.
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