User's Manual
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Turning the lighting on or off
In order to be able to switch the lighting on the drive on or off
separately using the hand-held remote control, a second
remote control button has to be “learned in” and assigned to
this function. See “Programming the hand-held transmitter”.
Press the corresponding remote control button one time to
switch on.
The lighting is switched on and switches off automatically
after180 seconds.
Press the corresponding remote control button one time to
switch on.
The lighting switches off. If the lighting was automatically
switched on during the drive movement, it can only be
switched off after the drive movement has completed.
Operating the drive with the wall station
(accessory)
Opening, closing, and stopping the door
To open and close, press the button (1) one time.
The door opens or closes depending on the starting posi-
tion. The lighting is switched on and switches off automati-
cally after 180 seconds.
STOP
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To stop, press the button (1) during the open/close proce-
dure one time.
The door stops. The next press of the button (1) causes
the door to move back to its respective position.
Turning the lighting on or off
Press the corresponding button (2) one time to switch on.
The lighting is switched on and switches off automatically
after 180 seconds.
To switch off, press the button (2) one time.
The lighting switches off. If the lighting was automatically
switched on during the drive movement, it can only be
switched off after the drive movement has completed.
Lock or unlock the drive
The drive can be locked to prevent if from being accidentally
switched on (by a remote control as well) during longer peri-
ods of absence (e.g. travel/vacation).
To lock, press and hold the button (3) with a closed door
(at least 5 seconds), until the illumination of the light button
lights up red.
All drive functions are locked.
If the door is opened during the locking, it can still be
closed using the hand-held remote control. Then all drive
functions are locked.
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Operation