Nice neomat Instrucciones Y Advertencias Para El Instalador página 6

If you need to erase all the data contained in the memory of the
NEOMAT control unit, carry out the following procedure.
The memory can be erased:
• with a non-memorised transmitter starting from point A.
• with a previously memorised transmitter starting the procedure
Table "A9" Erasing the memory (fig 13)
A. Switch the motor off, activate the Step-by-Step input and keep it active until the end of the
procedure.
B. Power the motor and wait for the 2 initial beeps.
1. Press and hold down button
(after about 5 seconds)
2. Press and hold down key
exactly during the third beep.
3. Press and hold down key
exactly during the third beep.
4. Press and hold down key
exactly during the third beep.
5. If you wish to erase all the data, press the
then release them.
After a few seconds 5 beeps will signal that all the memorised codes have been erased.
4.3.4) Programming the weather sensors
If a wind sensor is connected to the "sensors" input, you can select the desired cut-in level from 3 possible levels (1= 15 Km/h, 2= 30 Km/h
and 3= 45 Km/h if the "VOLO" sensor is used). The factory setting is N. 2. When this level is exceeded for over 3 seconds, a command cor-
responding to key is activated and all other movements are disabled until the wind speed returns below the programmed value for at least
one minute. To modify the programmed level:
Table "A10" Modifying the "wind" protection cut-in level (fig 14)
1. Press key
(approximately 5 seconds).
2. Press key
3. After a few seconds you will hear a number of beeps corresponding to the required level.
4. Press key
modifying the previous level, wait at least 5 seconds without confirming
4.3.5) Programming the positions without a transmitter
Though it is not as easy, it is still possible to program the travel limits and RDC function without using the remote control but only the step-
by-step input. The first programming step depends on whether or not you wish to enable the "Torque Reduction" function, therefore follow
the appropriate procedure.
Table "A11" Programming positions "0" and "1" without RDC using the step-by-step control
1. Activate the step-by-step control; if the awning moves down release the control and repeat
the operation.
2. Keep the step-by-step control active until the motor stops automatically because the awning
has been completely rolled up (position "0"). Then release the control.
3. Using the step-by-step control (manned control), stop the awning during the down
movement in the desired open position (position "1"), so that a subsequent command
will cause the awning to move up.
4. Activate the step-by-step control 2 consecutive times (within 2 seconds), keeping the second
command command active for at least 5 seconds (motor off), until 3 beeps and a brief
up and down movement signal that the position has been memorised.
Table "A12" Programming positions "0" and "1" with RDC using the step-by-step control
1. Activate the step-by-step control; if the awning moves down release the control and repeat
the operation.
2. Keep the step-by-step control active until the motor stops automatically because the awning
has been completely rolled up (position "0").
3. Continue to keep the step-by-step control active for another 5 seconds until the awning
moves down briefly.
4. Using the step-by-step control (manned control), stop the awning during the down movement
in the desired open position (position "1"), so that a subsequent step-by-step command
will cause the awning to move up.
5. Activate the step-by-step control 2 consecutive times (within 2 seconds), keeping the second
command active for at least 5 seconds (motor off), until 3 beeps and a brief up and down
movement signal that the position has been memorised.
Note: The partially open position cannot be memorised using the step-by-step control.
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of a transmitter until you hear a beep
on the transmitter until you hear 3 beeps; release key
on the transmitter until you hear 3 beeps; release key
on the transmitter until you hear 3 beeps; release key
on a previously memorised transmitter until you hear a beep
slowly as many times (1, 2 or 3) as the number of the desired level.
to confirm; 3 beeps will confirm the new setting. To abort the procedure without
from point N. 1.
The following can be erased:
• only the transmitter codes, finishing at point N. 4
• all the data (transmitter codes, positions, wind levels, TTBUS
address, etc.), completing the procedure.
and keys together within 2 seconds and
Example
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5s
5s
within 2 s
Example
5s
X1= 15 km/h
X2= 30 km/h
X3= 45 km/h
X1= 15 km/h
X2= 30 km/h
X3= 45 km/h
Example
PP
PP
PP
PP
X2(X5s)
Example
PP
PP
PP
5s
PP
PP
X2(X5s)