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PROGRAMMING STATUS CAN BE ENTERED ONLY THROUGH THE "MOTHER" RADIO CONTROL
If one wants to memorise additional radio control units, resume from point 2 above. If an attempt is made to
memorise more than 20 radio control units (in addition to the "MOTHER") the control unit will cancel the first one
memorised, and so on in sequence for further radio control units (see fig. 3).
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4. LOGIC OF FUNCTIONING OF THE EXTERNAL CONTROL PUSH BUTTON
It is possible to install an optional external wall-mounted push button (low voltage 24 V DC) to move the blind
even without using the radio control unit. The logic of functioning is step by step. Every time the push-button is
pressed, the motor reducer executes the Up, Stop, Down, Stop actions sequentially. For its installation see the
electrical connection diagram at page 2.
5. PROGRAMMING OF A GLOBAL RADIO CONTROL SWITCH (TX COLOR - TX4 - TXP)
In an installation with a number of motorised blinds, there may be a need to have a single transmitter mobile,
denominated "GLOBAL", see fig. 4, that can force opening or closure of all the group of blinds simultaneously.
Before proceeding to memorise a "GLOBAL" RADIO CONTROL CODE on each control unit, all the "MOTHER"
RADIO CONTROL CODE must be coordinated for direction of movement of the blinds, that is, they must all have
the UP key for movement up and DOWN for movement down.
Proceed to memorise the "GLOBAL" RADIO CONTROL CODE in the way indicated in paragraph 3 for all the
blinds to be moved.
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6. CANCELLATION OF RADIO CONTROL CODES
It may become necessary to cancel all the radio command codes memorised, including the "MOTHER" (in case of
loss). To do so, press and hold down the external push button (in stop position) until the central unit signals that the
codes have been cancelled through three short consecutive UP and DOWN cycles of the blind.
When the external push button is missing, the following procedure can be carried out by simulating the putting on of
the push button (low tension commands, see pic. 1 page 2).
Remember that in the subsequent memorising of new codes, the first radio command will be coded and recognised
by the central unit as the new "MOTHER".
For the memorizing procedure of the "Mother" Remote Control, please follow the method indicated in paragraph 2.
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