Sensitivity switch
2
.
Threshold
Adjustment
Using the
supplied
screwdriver
,
select
a sensitivity
between
1
-
9
.
1 being
the
most
sensitive
and
9
being
the
least
sen sitive
.
A
setting
of
0 is
a user
defined
sensitivity
setting
as
explained
on
the
next
page
.
3
.
Pre
-
Defined
Threshold
Adjustment
Select
the
desired
sensitivity
(
4
–
7 will
suit most
awnings
but
always test
once
installation is
complete
to
be
sure
) .
Example
:
Sensitivity
Level
4
=
the
front
bar
is
being
shaken
by
+
or
–
2
.
5
degrees
off
level
.
Next
insert
the clip
end
of
the
inner
casing
.
Then
press
the
other
end
down
and
it
will
click
in
.
Place the cover over the mounting plate and
click into place
with
a
small
sideways
push
.
Awning shaking angle
Sensitivity level
USER
DEFINED
0
±
1.1
°
1
±
1.4
°
2
±
1.9
°
3
±
2.5
°
4
±
3.3
°
5
±
4.2
°
6
±
5.0
°
7
±
5.8
°
8
±
6
.
6
°
9
Page
2
.
Testing
the
Threshold Settings
Ensure remote
is on
the correct
channel
for the
awning
if
multi
-
channel
.
Test
the
awning
for
correct
direction
from
its
remote
.
The top
button
must
close
the
awning and
the
bottom
button
must
open
it
.
If
not
,
change
the
direction of
operation
and
reset
the
motor
limits
as per
the
motors
instructions
.
This step
is
crucial
as
the
Alpha motion
sensor
will
only work
this
way and
damage to
the awning
may
occur
if
this
is
not
correct
.
Shake the
awning
up
and
down
to
simulate
the level
of wind
you
wish
to
protect
the
awning
against
.
If
the awning
does
not
retract
after
6 seconds of
shaking
then
remove
the
cover
and
set
the
sensitivity switch
to
a
lower level
and
try
again
until
satisfied
.
Also double
check
the
orientation
terminals
are
set
properly
for
the
mounting position
.
Do
not
test
by
shaking
the
sensor
in
your hand
as it
will
not function
unless it
is
attached
to
the
mounting
base
.
4
.
Setting
the
User
Defined
Threshold
(
if desired
)
4
.
1
Switch
the sensitivity switch to
0
.
4
.
2
Re
-
assemble
the
motion
sensor
and
connect
to
the
awning
4
.
3
After installation and the awning is still
,
it
is
in
the
personalized
threshold setting mode
.
4
.
4
Shake the awning manually to simulate the maximum
level
of
wind vibration allowed until
the awing closes automatically
.
If
the
awning
close s satisfactorily on
testing afterwards
,
it
means
the
motion
sensor
is
set
correctly
.
If
the
awning
does
not
close
,
set
the
sensitivity
to
a lower
level of
movement using the Personalized
Threshold Resetting instructions below and test again
.
4
.
5 Personalized Threshold Resetting
Open
the awning
with
its
remote
,
remove
the
outer cover
from
the
base and
wait
for 5s
,
Slide
the
outer cover
back
onto
the
base and
follow
the
above
operations
4
.
3
&
4
.
4
Operation
of
the
Motion
Sensor
:
Once
the motion
sensor
is
installed
and
tested
,
it
will
issue
the
motor
with
an
“
IN
”
command
whenever
the
awning
shakes
to
the
set
sensitivity level for 6 seconds
.
At
this
time
the
motion sensor
will
lock
out
control
of
the
motor
for 30
seconds
.
The awning
ca n
be
controlled
again
after
this
30
second
period
.
Deleting
the
Motion
Sensor
Hold
motion
sensor
’
s
learning button
until
the
LED
starts flashing
,
release
the
learning
button
.
The
LED
will
flash for
a
total
of
6
times
,
the
motor
will
jiggle
once
,
the
motion
sensor
is
now deleted
and has
no
control
of the
motor
.
Note
:
Using the
“
Delete
all remotes
“
sequence
from the
remote
control
will also
delete the motion
sensor along with the other controllers.
Safety
function
:
When
connected
to
the
Alpha
“
Cassette
Awning
”
motor
,
the
motion
sensor
will
send
a
signal
to
the
motor
several
times
an
hour
to
let
the
motor
know
it
’
s
still
protecting
the
awning
.
If
the
motor
does
not
receive
this
signal
for
a period
of
one
hour after
being
opened
,
it will close automatically as a
protective
measure
.
This
is
a sign
that
there
is
either
a
fault
with
the
motion
sensor
or
far
more
likely
,
the
batteries
have gone flat. If this happens, replace the 2 x AAA alkaline batteries right away.
This
safety
function
will not
work with
the
Alpha
“
Universal
”
motors
,
although
the
motion
sensor
will
control
this
motor
so
long as the motion sensor is functioning.
