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DIP Switch Settings
The DIP switches located on the control board are used to set certain system
configurations. In most cases the DIP switches will not need to be changed.
However, if you suspect they may have been changed for some reason, the
following is the correct set up configuration when a single motor is installed
on a single skylight. If your set-up is different, follow the DIP switch set-up
instructions supplied with the installation instructions for your particular
application.
S2
S2
S2
S2
1
2
3
4
5
6
on
off
1 – off
2 – on
3 – off
4 – off = No motorized blind connected
on = Motorized blind connected
5 & 6 – off
DIP Switch setting for a single motor is installed on a single skylight
Important: Any DIP switch changes must be done with the 120 VAC power
disconnected. If the power is not disconnected the DIP switch change may
not be recognized.
System Reset
There are times when the motor system operating characteristics can change.
This can occur for a number of reasons. A couple of examples are if the
motor has hit an obstruction or the manual hardware requires cleaning or
service. The motor system is designed to recognize unusually high torque
situations during operation and then stop short of that area on subsequent
operations to protect the motor system and skylight hardware from damage.
If this occurs, the cause of the high torque situation must first be identified
and removed. A qualified skylight service technician may be required. Once
the cause has been identified and removed, the skylight system needs to be
re-initialized to restore full range of motion. Follow the “system reset” options
below.
A system reset will cause the motor system to re-learn most of it operating
parameters. Once initiated, the skylight will close (if not already closed) then
fully open and fully close. Once complete, the control system should function
normally.
There are two different types of resets: Partial and Total.
