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For receiver art. 5158, by setting the self-hold function to unlimited (all three jumpers engaged) the
system, power automatically cuts off when an end of travel point is reached. The electronic system
controlling the receiver art. 5158 detects the lack of current absorption by the system that has reached
the limit switch, cutting off the power. The unlimited self-hold function has the advantage of not
needing to set a specific period in relation to the size of the system.
Button function. The receiver supplies the motor with power for as long as the button is pressed. The
motor stops when it is released.
Veniwood - Impulse function. The receiver supplies the motor with power by impulse when
commands of less than 2 sec. are received (direction). On receiving a command lasting for more than
2 sec. the receiver first supplies the motor with power by impulse and then continuously for a period of
roughly 1 min. (opening/closing).
The LED signals that the command is in operation. It remains on until the relay self-hold time has
elapsed, when the "Stop" command arrives or a command opposite to the one currently in progress is given.
To control the receivers art. 5158 and art. 5159 by radio it must be assigned to a remote control. To
perform this operation carry out the following procedure (see attachment "A" fig "5A").
1. Put the transmitter into the association mode.
Consult the technical manual for the transmitter being used.
2. Press the R. F. button for 5 seconds (one flash of the "R. F." LED confirms that the association
procedure has been carried out correctly)
FAULT
The system does not move
The system does not stop
at the correct position
Power requirement: 220 Vac / 50 Hz
Stand-by current: 0,02 A / 220 Vac
Max. motor current consumption (art. 5158): 1,3 A / 220 Vac
Radio frequency chip reception frequency: 868 MHz - 915 MHz
Single control with SINGLE button
Simultaneous control with GROUP button
Manufactured to EU standards
Dimensions: 72 mm x 72 mm x 37 mm
Weight: 110 g
Assigning an R. F. radio receiver
Troubleshooting
POSSIBLE CAUSE
Incorrect wiring
No electrical power
R. F. association not
carried out
Faulty receiver
Incorrect timing
Obstructions in the curtain
work space
Technical Characteristics
3
REMEDY
Check and correct the wiring by following
the instructions in this manual
Restore electrical power
Carry out the association procedure
Request a replacement receiver
Change the timing
Remove obstructions
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