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10.1.2 - Checking adjustment using radio transmitter
With a radio transmitter which has been memorised in Mode 1, you can
check at any time the adjusted values for each parameter using the fol-
lowing sequence.
To view the parameters in table 5:
01.
Press
T1
and
T2
together on the radio transmitter for at least 5s.
02.
Release the two keys.
03.
Within three seconds, carry out the action set out in
Table 5
based
on the parameter to change.
04.
Release the key when the flashing indicator starts flashing.
05.
Count the number of flashes and, based on the number, check in
Table 3 for the corresponding value.
Example: If, after having pressed
T1
and
T2
for 5 s and then
T1
, the flash-
ing indicator will emit three flashes; the pause time has been programmed
at 40 s.
To view the parameters in table 6:
01.
Press
T1
and
T3
together on the radio transmitter for at least 5s.
02.
Release the two keys.
03.
Within three seconds, carry out the action set out in
Table 6
based
on the parameter to change.
04.
Release the key when the flashing indicator starts flashing.
05.
Count the number of flashes and, based on the number, check in
Table 4 for the corresponding value.
10.2 - OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
In addition to the devices present in MAESTRO300, there are others avail-
able as optional accessories that can integrate with the automation sys-
tem.
PR100:
24 V buffer battery; in the event of a lack of mains power supply,
this ensures around ten full cycles.
SOLEKIT:
24 V solar energy system; useful in cases where power from
the fixed electrical grid is unavailable.
DS100:
digital selector switch which allows you, after having correctly
entered the secret combination, to control the automation remotely. For
programming see paragraph 10.4.6
10.2.1 - Installing the PR100 buffer battery (fig. 22)
CAUTION! - Electrical connection of the battery to the unit must
be performed exclusively after completing all stages in installation
and programming, as the battery is an emergency power supply.
To install and connect the PR100 buffer battery to the command unit, see
fig. 22
and refer to the PR100 instruction manual.
When automation is powered by the buffer battery, after 60 s following
completion of a manoeuvre, the control unit automatically turns off the
“ECSbus” output (and all the devices connected to it), the Flash output
and all of the leds, excluding the ECSbus led that will flash more slowly;
this is the “Standby” function. When a command arrives, the control unit
will reset to normal functioning (after a brief delay). This feature is designed
to reduce power consumption, as this is a very important consideration
with battery power.
10.2.2 - Install the SOLEKIT solar power supply system (fig. 23)
CAUTION! - When the automation mechanism is powered exclu-
sively by the “SOLEKIT” solar power supply system, IT MUST NOT
BE POWERED by the electricity grid at the same time.
To connect the SOLEKIT solar power supply system to the control unit,
see
fig. 23
and refer to the SOLEKIT instruction manual.
When automation is powered by the solar panel, after 60 s following com-
pletion of a manoeuvre, the control unit automatically turns off the “ECS-
bus” output (and all the devices connected to it), the Flash output and
all of the leds, excluding the ECSbus led that will flash more slowly; this
is the “Standby” function. When a command arrives, the control unit will
reset to normal functioning (after a brief delay). This feature is designed to
reduce power consumption, as this is a very important consideration with
solar power.
TABLE 6
Parameter
Action
Open input configuration
on the control unit
Press and hold T1
Flash output configuration
Press and hold T2
Discharge on close
Motor 1 and Motor 2
Press and hold T3
Discharge on open
Motor 1 and Motor 2
Press and hold T4
TABLE 5
Parameter
Action
Pause time
Press and hold T1
Pedestrian leaf
Press and hold T2
Motor force
Press and hold T3
“Step-by-Step (SbS)”
function
Press and hold T4
1
3
2
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