AAG Linx Lunar 20 User manual

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Linx®Lunar 20/26
Motor Instructions
1. Setup
► Remove remote from box.
► Remove battery cover plate on rear and remove battery to access and remove plastic battery isolating tab.
► Re-insert battery.
*Linx remotes should be kept out of reach of children at all times.
2. Set the number of Channels (for 15 channel remote)
► Hold LEFT and RIGHT buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds.
► LCD should display C rst, then 15 after about 3 seconds.
► Use LEFT or RIGHT to change the number of required channels.
► Press and hold STOP button for 3 seconds, “O” will appear, the new settings are saved.
(This hides the unused channels, which can be shown again by repeating the above steps)
UP Button
STOP Button
DOWN Button
LEFT Arrow
RIGHT Arrow
3.Pairing Remote to Motor
►Select the desired Channel on remote (15 Channel Remote Only).
►Press and hold the P1 button on the grey wire attached to the motor
head for about 2 seconds until the motor jogs and gives 1 long beep.
►Hold the STOP button on remote for 5 seconds (motor double jiggles in
response). ONLY WORKS WITHIN 7 SECONDS OF POWERING THE MOTOR.
4. Check Motor Direction
► WARNING: MAKE SURE DIRECTION IS CORRECT BEFORE SETTING LIMITS.
► UP should roll the blind fabric onto the roller.
► To change direction, hold the UP and DOWN buttons simultaneously for about 2 seconds.
► Motor jogs to conrm direction changed.
5. Setting Limits
5a UPPER LIMIT
► Move to the desired upper limit position blind will move in Step Mode
► Hold the up or down button for 3 seconds for continuous running. BE CAREFUL AS LIMITS AREN’T SET YET.
► To set the upper limit, hold the UP and STOP buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds. (2 jogs + 3 beeps).
5b LOWER LIMIT
► Move to the desired lower limit position blind will move in Step Mode.
► Hold the UP or DOWN button for 3 seconds for continuous running. BE CAREFUL AS LIMITS AREN’T SET YET.
► To set the lower limit, hold the DOWN and STOP buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds. (2 jogs + 3 beeps).
► BOTH LIMITS ARE NOW SET.
6. Adjusting Limits
6a ADJUST UPPER LIMIT:
► Hold UP and STOP buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds (1 jog + long beep).
► Motor goes back into Step Mode. Move to new Upper Limit.
► Hold UP and STOP buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds (2 jogs + 3 beeps).
► NEW LIMIT IS SET.
6b ADJUST LOWER LIMIT:
► Hold DOWN and STOP buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds (1 jog + long beep).
► Motor goes back into Step Mode. Move to new Lower Limit.
► Hold DOWN and STOP buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds (2 jogs + 3 beeps).
► NEW LIMIT IS SET.

7. Favourite position
►To set a favourite position, rst ensure the main limits are set
►Move the awning to the position you want to set as favourite
► Press P2 (1 jog 1 beep), STOP (1 jog 1 beep), STOP (2 jogs and 3 beeps).
The favourite position is set.
►Repeat this process to remove the favourite position.
►To access the favourite position, hold down STOP for 2 seconds until the awning moves.
8. Pairing/Unpairing Additional Remote
► On programmed remote press P2 (motor 1 jog + 1 beep) then P2 (motor 1 jog + 1 beep) then P2 on the second remote you
want to add or delete (2 jogs + 3 beeps).
9. Remove all the remotes from a motor’s memory
► Make sure the remote is on the correct channel for the motor in question.
► P2 (1 jog + 1 beep) then STOP (1 jog + 1 beep) then P2 (2 jogs + 3 beeps). All channels have been deleted from this motor.
► NOTE: This will not remove control of this motor from the connect app. The motor can be deleted from the app separately if
required.
10. Delete all the Limits
► Press P2 button next to battery (1 jog + 1 beep), then DOWN (1 jog + 1 beep), then P2 (2 jogs + 3 beeps).
11. Factory Reset the Motor
► The motor has a Grey wire hanging from motor head which has the P1 button on it.
► Hold the P1 button until the motor cycles through 4 x down/up jogs (14 sec), then release P1 button, motor beeps 4 times to
conrm RESET.
► Unplug and restart from step 3.
12.Disable obstacle Detection (default mode is ON) (Lunar 20/26 ONLY)
► If you need to disable this sensitive function that resistance and wind can affect.
► Press P2 (1 jog + 1 beep) then DOWN (1 jog + 1 beep) then DOWN (1 jog + 1 long beep).
NOTE: if motor jogs twice and beeps 3 times at the end, obstacle Detection is enabled.
13. Torque Sensing and Tensioning
If top stops are installed, the motor will automatically stop when it reaches them. You can also use this function to tension a blind
that is secured to the ground and locked in.
►If the motor is to be used to tension a blind in a café scenario for example, set the bottom limit approximately 150mm below
the xing point the blind will be secured to.
►Lower the blind to the bottom limit and secure it to the xing points.
►Instruct the blind to go up and the motor will pull the blind taught and stop
►If you need more tension, press up again and more tension will be added (only do this once)
►NOTE: The xing points should not stretch as this will cause the motor to pull harder before it cuts out. Also exible bottom rails
and elasticity in the blinds may also cause the motor to pull harder before it cuts out.
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Linx®Lunar 20/26
Motor Instructions
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Enabling and disabling remote control
►To disable the remote response of the motor, press the P1 button on the motor head for 6 seconds (motor will jog at 2
seconds, then jog and beep twice at 6 seconds) Motor will not respond to the remote.
►To re-enable the remote response of the motor, press the P1 button on the motor head for 2 seconds until the motor jogs.
The motor will now respond to its remote again.
Locking the limits on the remote control
To render the remote unable to alter limits perform the following:
On a single channel remote
To lock or unlock the remote
Step 1 - Remove the battery cover.
Step 2 - Press the STOP button on the front for around 15 seconds until the lights come on solid.
Step 3 – Press the “P2” button on the back. If you get 2 slow ashes, the remote is now locked.
To unlock the remote, perform the same task again, and if the lights ash 8 times quickly, then the remote is unlocked.
On a Multi-channel remote
To lock the remote
Step 1 – Remove the battery cover.
Step 2 - Press the STOP button on the front for around 15 seconds until an “L” appears in the screen. The “L” indicates it is
asking you if you wish to lock the remote.
Step 3 – Within a few seconds press the “P2” on the back to conrm the lock. An “O” will appear in the screen to conrm
the lock.
To unlock the remote
Step 1 - Press the STOP button on the front for around 15 seconds until a “U” appears in the screen. The “U” indicates it is
asking you if you wish to unlock the remote.
Step 2 - Within a few seconds press the “P2” on the back to conrm the unlock. An “O” will appear in the screen to conrm
the unlock.
Linx®Lunar 20/26
Motor Instructions

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Linx®Lunar 20/26
Motor Instructions
RATED TORQUE 20 Nm
SPEED 26 RPM
NOMINAL CONSUMPTION 225 W
OPERATING VOLTAGE 230V AC 50Hz
NOMINAL CURRENT 0.9 A
MAXIMUM RUN TIME (thermal overload) 4 Mins
PROTECTION INDEX IP44
LENGTH 680 mm
TUBE DIAMETER 45 mm
RADIO FREQUENCY 433.92 MHz
Linx® Lunar 20/26 Motor Specications
WARNING CONTAINS HAZARDOUS BATTERY
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
New or used batteries can cause severe or
fatal injuries in 2 hours or less if swallowed
or placed inside any part of the body.
Seek Medical attention immediately if you
suspect the battery has been swallowed or
placed inside any part of the body.
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FOR MOTORS FITTED WITH MOLEX IN LINE CONNECTOR PLUG.
While fully compliant to Australian standards, Linx motors and their connections are not waterproof and
must be protected from the elements, especially water. For safe installation, all the following points must
be observed:
DIY
►The electrical connections must be performed by a licensed electrician.
►Any in-line molex connector must be covered and sealed with the supplied heat-shrink.
►The motor and molex connection must be installed in a dry environment and be
protected from any water exposure and any/all weather elements.
►A drip loop must be installed in the electrical cable so that water cannot reach the
motor if the cable gets wet.
►Never spray the motor or cables while cleaning the awning.
FOR MOTORS FITTED WITH NO MOLEX
While fully compliant to Australian standards, Linx motors and their connections are not waterproof
and must be protected from the elements, especially water. For safe installation, all the following
points must be observed:
►The electrical connections must be performed by a licensed electrician.
►A 3 pin plug needs to be wired to connect to a GPO for the ability to easily isolate for any
maintenance or future repair.
►The motor and electrical connection must be installed in a dry environment and be protected from
any water exposure and any/all weather elements.
►A drip loop must be installed in the electrical cable so that water cannot reach the motor if the
cable gets wet.
►Never spray the motor or cables while cleaning the awning.