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SETTINGS
changing the direction of rotation of the motor
IMPORTANT! The direction of rotation of the motor (UP / DOWN) must be checked and, if necessary, changed after
teaching in the first transmitter. changed!
The OPEN button must OPEN roller shutters and blinds and CLOSE awnings!
The DOWN button must CLOSE roller shutters and blinds and OPEN awnings!
This must be observed in particular in connection with time-controlled or other automatic devices controlled installa-
tions.
1. Press the UP and DOWN buttons simultaneously on a taught-in transmitter.
2. Then press the STOP button 4 times.
3. Then press the UP button immediately.
If the direction of rotation has been changed successfully, the motor vibrates.
UP/DOWN
4 x STOP
Setting the jog mode
With the inching mode, roller shutters and venetian blinds can be controlled even more conveniently.
With roller shutters, for example, the ventilation slits can be opened exactly, and with venetian blinds the slats can be turned
exactly.
Connected motors are only controlled as long as the up or down button of the transmitter is pressed or held and stop imme-
diately when the button is released.
To completely open or close roller shutters (blinds), the button (Up or Down) must be pressed or held for at least 3 seconds.
IMPORTANT!
Jog mode cannot be used with hand-held or wall-mounted transmitters with time control (e.g. TDRCT04), as a pro-
grammed time command (automatic opening or closing) would only control the motor for a short time.
1. Press the UP and DOWN buttons simultaneously on a taught-in transmitter.
2. Then press the STOP button 6 times.
3. Then press the DOWN key immediately.
If the jog mode has been activated successfully, the motor vibrates.
To deactivate the jog mode, repeat the procedure.
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Alternatively, the direction of rotation of the motor
can also be changed by changing the wiring of the
motor.
In this case, the black and brown motor wheels must
be exchanged at the "Motor connection" of the radio
receiver.
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