Programming Of The Standard Operations; Check If A Transmitter Has Already Been Memorised On Free-Max; Memorising The "First" Transmitter On Free-Max - Nice Free-Max Instructions Et Avertissements Pour L'installation Et L'utilisation

PROGRAMMING OF
THE STANDARD OPERATIONS
4
STEP 4
Memorization of the "FIRST" Transmitter
Memorisation of the Transmitter's "Identification
Code" on Free-Max
Each Transmitter has its own "identity code", different from one another, that is
transmitted to the Automation's Receiver during the transmission of any com-
mand. The Transmitter's identity code must be memorised in the Receiver
before it can be "recognised" by the automation.
Therefore, in order to control Free-Max and carry out the programming
described in this manual, the FIRST TRANSMITTER must be "memorised" on
Free-Max (its identity code) using the procedure in paragraph 4.2.
CHECK IF A TRANSMITTER HAS ALREADY BEEN
4.1
MEMORISED ON FREE-MAX
Using the following procedure, check to see if any Transmitters have already
been memorised on Free-Max before following the procedure described in
paragraph 4.2:
01. Turn on the power supply to the automation.
02. At the same time, check how many motions the motor makes:
• 2 SHORT motions = there are transmitters memorised
Note – the two motions plus the pause last for about 1/2 second.
• 2 LONG motions = no transmitters memorised
Note – the two motions plus the pause last for about 1 second.
Caution! – depending on the specific need, refer to procedures 15.1,
15.2, 15.3 or 15.4 if other transmitters need to be memorised in addition
to the first that has already been memorised.
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MEMORISING THE "FIRST" TRANSMITTER
4.2
ON FREE-MAX
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For AWNINGS: For ROLLER SHUTTERS:
Caution! – DO NOT follow this procedure if Transmitters have already
been memorised on Free-Max.
01. Turn on the power to Free-Max: the motor
makes 2 LONG motions (= no transmitters
(5"...)
2
on
memorised).
02. (Within the next 5 seconds) Press and hold
(3")
down key ■ on the transmitter for about 3 sec-
3
onds and release it as soon as the motor starts
the first of 3 LONG motions (= memorisation
complete).
Caution! – Once this part of programming has been completed, the Up
and Down movements of the motor are still not associated to keys ▲
and ▼ on the Transmitter. This will take place automatically during one
of the three programming procedures of limit switches "0" and "1" (see
STEP 5).
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