CULUS FlexShade F MO Series Programming manual

Overview - Components
CAUTION
Read and understand all warnings (Page 2 of this document) before beginning installation.
Contents
Overview - Components.......................................................................................1
PLEASE READ - Important Safety and Installation Information ....................2
PLEASE READ - Field Adjustments, Cleaning and Maintenance...................2
Section 1 - Idler-End and Operator End Assemblies ......................................3
Section 2 - Mounting / Assembly........................................................................4
Section 3 - Fascia Attachment............................................................................5
Section 4 - Dual Roller Surface Headbox Installation.....................................6
Section 5 - Pocket Headbox Installation...........................................................7
Section 6 - Fabric/Roller Assembly Alignment ................................................8
Section 7 - Limit Switch Adjustments ...............................................................9
Section 8 - Electrical Connections............................................................... 9-10
Section 9 - Dimensions .................................................................................11-12
TOOLS
REQUIRED
POWER DRILL
PENCIL
TAPEMEASURE
HARDWARE (by others)
LEVEL
PLIERS
FLEXSHADE F*MO
Locking
Ring
SHADE FABRIC
SHADE FABRIC
Motor
Plate
Idler End
Bracket
Spanner
Wrench
Motor End
Bracket
Coupler
Bracket
Assembly
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Dual Roller Coupled
Motorized FlexShade® (Standard Hardware)
INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLATION & OPERATION
If you have any difficulties installing or servicing your
Dual Roller Coupled Motorized FlexShades®, call your dealer or Draper, Inc.
PERSONNEL
REQUIRED

WARNING
Improper installation and use of the Dual Roller Coupled Motorized FlexShade®can result in serious injury or death. Primarily, injuries can occur if the unit falls
due to imprecise installation, mishandling of the unit during installation or installation on an insufficient wall or ceiling structure. Please use extreme care.
1. Please read the following installation guidelines thoroughly and follow them
carefully. Failure to do so may cause product to fall or otherwise fail, and could
result in serious injury.
2. Installation and calibration of the unit should only be performed by an
authorized, qualified, and experienced professional. In particular, electrical work
and wiring [indicated in diagram by dashed lines] must be completed only by a
qualified professional electrician who has read this manual completely and is
familiar with the construction and operation of this equipment and the hazards
involved.
3. Do not affix the unit to wall or ceilings that have inadequate strength to
permanently hold the unit during use. It is the owner’s and installer’s
responsibility to confirm the wall or ceiling to which the unit attaches is
sufficient to permanently hold the weight and stress loads of the unit at all times.
Draper®, Inc., is not responsible for improper installation, application, testing, or
workmanship related to the product at place of installation.
4. It is the installer’s responsibility to ensure appropriate fasteners are used for
mounting.
5. All brackets, fascia, headboxes, pockets, wall clips, and other hardware must be
installed level. Unit must be level and square.
6. Never leave the area while operating the unit during installation, maintenance, or
normal operation, unless it is secure and safe.
7. Before testing or operation, carefully inspect the entire area and path of the
shade and areas underneath the shade to be sure no persons or objects are in
the area.
8. Turn off power and any nearby equipment or cables carrying electricity before
connecting switches, wires, controls, or electrical components.
9. Ensure the limit switches are pointed down or accessible when placing the
motor in brackets/endcaps.
10. All motors should be tested and limits set using test cord before shades are
wired.
11. Do not wire motors in parallel without written permission from Draper, Inc.
12. During testing or operation, carefully watch the surrounding area for any
potential safety concerns including nearby persons or objects.
13. After installation, the entire system, including all sensors, should be carefully
tested to ensure safe and normal operation. Extreme care should be taken
during testing to remain clear of moving parts to avoid possible injury.
14. Operation of unit should be performed only by authorized and qualified
personnel, who have been trained in the safe and effective operation of the unit
and understand its safety features.
15. The safety features of the unit , including sensors, should never be disabled,
bypassed, or overridden. The system should not be operated until all safety
features, including the sensors, are properly and completely installed,
calibrated, and tested.
16. Unit may need to comply with local, state, or district rules and regulations, in
particular when installed in schools. All applicable rules and regulations should
be reviewed before installation and use.
17. Failure to precisely follow installation guidelines invalidates all warranties.
18. Custom products/installations may not be reflected in this manual. Call Draper,
Inc., if you have questions about the installation of custom products or any
questions about your installation.
Before Beginning Installation
1. Look for any job site conditions that could interfere with installation or operation
of the system.
2. Read carefully and be sure to understand all installation instructions and all
related operations manuals. These instructions are intended to serve as a guide
for the installer and owner. They should be followed closely and combined with
the expertise of experienced qualified installers. Draper, Inc., is not responsible
for improper installation, application, testing, or workmanship related to the
product at place of installation. Please retain all instructions for future use.
3. Open cartons lengthwise.
4. Locate and lay out all pieces.
5. Inspect all boxes to ensure you have received the proper shade and parts.
Controls may be shipped separately, or in same carton as shade.
6. If you have any difficulties with installing, servicing, or operating your shade, call
your dealer or Draper, Inc., 765-987-7999.
Important Safety Information Important Safety Information
PLEASE READ - Important Installation Information
Caution:
1. Inspect all boxes to ensure you have received the proper shades and parts.
Controls may be shipped separately, or in same carton as shades.
2. Open cartons lengthwise.
3. Before mounting shades, verify measurements on label provided with shade,
and ensure unit is installed at correct width.
4. Before connecting switches, controls, or electrical, ensure that power is
turned OFF. Wiring indicated in diagram by dashed lines must be completed
by an electrician.
5. Do not wire motors in parallel without written permission from Draper.
6. All endcaps, fascia, pocket headbox, and other hardware must be installed
level. Shades must be level and square.
7. Read the following installation guidelines thoroughly and follow them
carefully. Failure to do so may cause product to fall or otherwise fail,
and invalidates warranty.
8. Installer is responsible for selecting mounting hardware appropriate for
site conditions.
PLEASE READ - Safety Information
PLEASE READ - Field Adjustments
Each Draper Solar Control Shade is tested to ensure
proper operation. Even with this testing, some field
adjustments may be needed for telescoping.
If the shade is telescoping, place a piece of high
quality gaffer tape about 1" (25mm) wide on the
exposed roller (where the fabric will cover it) on the side
that the fabric will be drawn toward. For example: if
the fabric is tracking to the left, place the tape on the
right side.
PLEASE READ - Cleaning and Maintenance
Window covering products manufactured by Draper, when properly installed, should require no
operational maintenance or lubrication.
Most standard Draper fabrics may be cleaned at the window by vacuuming with a soft brush
attachment. They also may be cleaned by using a sponge or soft cloth and mild solution of warm soapy
water. A mild dishwashing liquid is recommended. A clean dry cloth is recommended for the metal finish.
Please Note: Exceptions are Flocké and Phifer SW7000®fabrics, which must be cleaned with a dry
art sponge. (SheerWeave®is a registered trademark of Phifer®Incorporated. Flocké®is a registered trademark of
Mermet®Incorporated.)
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Dual Roller Coupled Motorized FlexShade® (Standard Hardware)

Section 1 - Idler-End and Operator End Assemblies
Please Note: The operator will already be installed in the operator-end roller; the sliding pin idler will also be installed in the idler-end roller. It is only necessary to
install the coupler assemblies.
2" (51 mm) Idler-End Assembly
Please Note: Notches in the tube need to be lined up with the "keys" on the
couplers.
1. Insert coupler assembly into roller. Making sure the notch in the tube is lined
up with the "key" on the coupler, press until the assembly is fully seated in
the roller.
Caution:
• Ensure the locking ring on the idler-end coupler assembly is fully tightened
before installing roller into brackets. There should be no play in the locking
ring. If the locking ring is loose, then the idler is in "height adjustment"
mode.
• Wear a heavy glove on the hand used to grip the locking ring.
• Tighten the locking ring until it is fully locked and it cannot rotate any
further. Check to ensure it is tight and will not work loose. If locking ring
cannot be tightened by hand, use a flat screwdriver or other tool to assist.
2" (51 mm) Operator-End Assembly
Please Note: Operator-end coupler assemblies will not slide straight into the
roller tube.
1. Insert assembly into the roller, with the "key" slightly off center from the
notch.
2. Once assembly is far enough in that the ribs are past end of the notch, rotate
the coupler until the notch is lined up with the "key" on the coupler.
Please Note: If the assembly will not fully seat in the roller, retract the shaft
(if applicable) and tap the assembly with a rubber mallet. Be careful not to
damage the coupler.
3" (76 mm) Idler-End Assembly
Please Note: The retractable shaft needs to be pointing toward
the opposite end of the motor and oriented that direction for the
whole unit.
1. Insert coupler assembly adapter into roller. Making sure the notch
in the adapter is lined up with the notch in the coupler, press until
the adapter is fully seated in the roller.
2. Insert coupler assembly into adapter. Making sure the notch in the
inside of the adapter is lined up with the "key" on the coupler, press
until the assembly is fully seated.
Caution:
• Ensure the locking ring on the idler-end coupler assembly is fully
tightened before installing roller into brackets. There should be no
play in the locking ring. If the locking ring is loose, then the idler is
in "height adjustment" mode.
• Wear a heavy glove on the hand used to grip the locking ring.
• Tighten the locking ring until it is fully locked and it cannot rotate
any further. Check to ensure it is tight and will not work loose. If
locking ring cannot be tightened by hand, use a flat screwdriver
or other tool to assist.
3" (76 mm) Operator-End Assembly
1. Follow the same steps used for the idler-end.
Please Note: If the assembly will not fully seat in the roller, retract
the shaft (if applicable) and tap the assembly with a rubber mallet. Be
careful not to damage the coupler.
OR
C177.059SA
C177.062SA
OR
C177.058SA
C177.061SA
Idler End Coupler
Operator End Coupler
C103.069
C177.061SA
AND
C103.069
C177.062SA
AND
Idler End Coupler
Operator End Coupler
Figure 1a
Figure 1b
Please Note: The retractable shaft must point toward the opposite end of
the motor and oriented in that direction for the entire unit.
Please Note: The retractable shaft must point toward the opposite end of
the motor and oriented in that direction for the entire unit.
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Dual Roller Coupled Motorized FlexShade® (Standard Hardware)

Section 2 - Mounting / Assembly (Requires two (2) installers)
Section 2.1 - Operating the Retractable Coupler Shaft (Fig. 2)
Please Note: Custom products/installations may not be reflected by this document.
Draper®Coupled FlexShades utilize a locking retractable shaft (Fig. 1) to hold roller assemblies
in place and link panels together. The retractable coupler shaft on has three distinct positions:
fully extended, intermediate, and fully retracted.
Caution:.Installation of this product requires two people.
Caution: Before beginning installation, practice extending and retracting the coupler shaft in a fabric/roller assembly, following
instructions in the "Operating the Retractable Coupler Shaft" section below.
Caution: All motors should be tested and limits set using test cord before electrician wires shade.
Please Note: Custom products/installations may not be reflected by this document. Call Draper, Inc. with any questions about
product installation.
Section 2.3 - First (Operator-end) Fabric Roller Assembly (Fig. 4)
1. If desired, the proper location of the coupler bracket assembly can be verified.
Otherwise, proceed to step 2.
Section 2.2 - Operator-end Bracket Assembly (Fig. 3)
1. Before mounting shades, verify measurements on the card provided with the
shade, and ensure the brackets are installed at the correct width.
2. Measure and mark wall, jamb, or ceiling for placement of mounting brackets or
endcaps. Mark a level line across all windows to ensure a level installation. Mark
the outer edges of the operator- and idler-end brackets or endcaps, and the
center locations of the coupler brackets. Locations are determined by:
A. Operator-end panel width;
B. Intermediate panel width (s) ; and
C. Idler-end panel width.
3. Mount the operator-end bracket assembly (Fig. 3 for bracket/endcap types) .
Ensure the outside edge is aligned with the marked location.
Please Note: There is no retractable shaft in
the idler end assembly on the idler end shade
(furthest from the operator) . This idler assembly
utilizes a sliding pin and retainer clip.
Please Note: These instruction steps are for installing endcaps/brackets one at a time. Brackets/
endcaps may also all be installed at the same time, prior to installing roller/fabric assemblies. If
brackets/endcaps are installed first, please be certain of measurements and locations. For best results,
assemble the unit on a flat, clean surface and verify measurements before attaching brackets/endcaps.
Caution: During installation and adjustment of coupled shades, fingers may
slip, causing possibly severe cuts and/or scrapes. Wear gloves that are
flexible enough to adjust the metal wheel but strong enough to prevent
scrapes from surrounding metal or other surfaces.
Please Note: Installer is responsible for selecting mounting hardware
appropriate for site conditions.
A. Installer #1 attaches
the operator end to the
operator-end bracket.
B. Installer #2 slides the coupler
bracket onto the coupler shaft of
the fabric/roller assembly to be
installed, and holds in place.
C. Verify and mark location
and set fabric/roller
assembly aside.
2. Install first coupler bracket assembly to mounting surface.
3. Ensure the operator-end fabric/roller assembly's coupler shaft is completely retracted
(see "Operating the Retractable Shaft" and Fig. 2) .
4. Raise first rear/upper fabric/roller assembly into place. While Installer #1 inserts the operator end of
fabric/roller assembly into the operator-end bracket, Installer #2 lifts the coupler end up next to the
coupler bracket assembly, then extends the coupler shaft to the intermediate position by rotating the
ring clockwise about ⁄ of a turn (see "Operating the Retractable Shaft" and Fig. 2) . This will hold the first unit
in place during installation of the next panel.
5. For motorized shades, connect power so the shade can be operated and adjusted.
6. Operate the shade to ensure proper fabric tracking and to set up and down limits (see sections on limit adjustment and field adjustments) .
7. Raise shade to upper limit.
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1. To retract the coupler shaft from fully extended to the intermediate position, grasp the roller
with one hand while rotating the metal ring counterclockwise (as viewed facing the coupler assembly)
approximately ½ of a turn with the other; this will leave the shaft extended approximately ½" (13mm) .
2. To retract the coupler shaft fully, rotate the metal ring counterclockwise (as viewed facing the coupler
assembly) an additional ⁄ of a turn.
3. To lock shaft in place when extended, rotate metal ring clockwise ¼ turn.
Idler-end Coupler Bracket Motor End
Endcap Fascia Assembly-Fascia Endcap Fascia
Figure 4
EXT END
RETR ACT
EXT END
RETR ACT
PERSONNEL
REQUIRED
Figure 2
Figure 3
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Dual Roller Coupled Motorized FlexShade® (Standard Hardware)

Section 3 - Fascia Attachment
Section 2.5 - Final (Idler-end) Fabric/Roller Assembly (Fig. 6)
1. If desired, the proper location of the next bracket assembly can be verified.
Otherwise, proceed to Step 2.
2. Install idler-end bracket/endcap assembly.
3. Retract coupler shaft of previously installed roller to the intermediate position
(see "Operating the Retractable Shaft" and Fig. 2) . The end of the coupler shaft should be flush
with the outside edge of the bearing.
4. Lift both ends of the idler-end fabric/roller assembly into place and align between the
brackets/endcaps.
Section 2.4 - Intermediate Fabric/Roller Assembly (Fig. 5)
Please Note: Skip this section if your unit only has two panels
1. If desired, the proper location of the next bracket can be verified. Otherwise, proceed to step 2.
2. Install the next coupler bracket to mounting surface.
3. The end of the previously-installed coupler shaft should be flush with the outside edge of the
bearing. If it is extended beyond the bearing, you can retract the coupler shaft of the previously
installed roller to the intermediate position (see "Operating the Retractable Shaft" and Fig. 2) .
4. Lift both ends of the intermediate fabric/roller assembly into place and align between the rear/
upper brackets.
5. Installer #1 fully extends coupler shaft of previously installed roller by rotating the metal ring clockwise about 180° when viewing the face of the coupler
assembly (see "Operating the Retractable Shaft" and Fig. 2) , until the shaft extends fully into the receiver of the fabric/roller assembly being installed.
6. Installer #2 extends the coupler shaft of the fabric/roller assembly being installed to the intermediate position by rotating the ring clockwise about 120° (see
"Operating the Retractable Shaft" and Fig. 2) so the end of the shaft is flush with the outside edge of the bearing.
7. Operate the shade to ensure proper fabric tracking.
8. Lower the unit (all shades will operate simultaneously) to lower limit.
9. If needed, the fabric panel heights can be adjusted so that the bottom edges of the fabric panels are aligned. On large units, this procedure should be done
on only one panel at a time to minimize the amount of fabric weight that must be supported during the adjustment procedure.
(See Section 6, "Fabric/Roller Assembly Alignment") for instructions.
10. Repeat steps above under "Second Fabric/Roller Assembly" for additional intermediate panels.
5. Installer #1 places the idler-end sliding shaft onto the idler-end bracket (Fig. 6) . Lock shaft in place by placing retaining clip on shaft.
6. Installer #2 fully extends coupler shaft of previously installed roller by rotating the metal ring clockwise about ½ of a turn when viewing the face of the
coupler assembly (see "Operating the Retractable Shaft" and Fig. 2) , until the shaft extends fully into the receiver of the idler-end fabric/roller assembly.
Caution: Ensure shaft is locked in place with retaining clip on shaft.
7. Operate the unit to ensure proper fabric tracking.
8. Lower the unit (all shades will operate simultaneously) to lower limit.
9. If needed, the fabric panel heights can be adjusted so that the bottom edges of the fabric panels are aligned. On large units, this procedure should be
done on only one panel at a time to minimize the amount of fabric weight that must be supported during the adjustment procedure. (See
Section 6, "Fabric/Roller Assembly Alignment")
10. Repeat steps followed for rear/upper fabric/roller assemblies under First (Operator-end) Fabric/Roller Assembly, Second Fabric/Roller Assembly and
Final (Idler-end) Fabric/Roller Assembly sections above for lower/front fabric/ roller assemblies.
1. Place groove along top of fascia over endcaps, and snap into place
(Fig. 7) . Fascia is not fully seated until it clicks into place on both ends. Once
in place, check for secure fit. If not secure, secure with appropriate fastener
(not included) .
Figure 5
EXTE ND
RETR ACT
EXTE ND
RETR ACT
EXTE ND
RETR ACT
EXTE ND
RETR ACT
EXTE ND
RETR ACT
EXTE ND
RETR ACT
EXTE ND
RETR ACT
EXTE ND
RETR ACT
Figure 7
Figure 6
STEP 2
Clicks into place
STEP 1
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Dual Roller Coupled Motorized FlexShade® (Standard Hardware)

Section 4 - Dual Roller Surface Headbox Installation
Please Note: Installer
must provide
adequate clearance
for removal of Roller
Assembly during
installation and
maintenance.
Please Note: Headbox MUST BE mounted directly to
ceiling or wall, or to a continuous blocking that has
been secured to building structure.
1. Place endcaps into
top/back cover
piece of surface
headbox.
2. Using pre-drilled
holes in endcaps,
mark headbox for
drilling.
3. Drill holes in back
(wall mount) or top
(ceiling mount) of
top/back cover of
surface headbox.
4. Attach endcaps and top/back
cover piece to wall or ceiling,
using mounting hardware
appropriate for site conditions.
Please Note: A minimum of
two (2) screws is required for
each endcap.
Next, mount roller assemblies
(Section 2) .
BACK
COVER
IDLER ENDCAP
& COVER
TOP
COVER
BACK
COVER
BACK
COVER
IDLER
ENDCAP
& COVER
OPERATOR
ENDCAP & COVER
TOP COVER
Figure 8-A Figure 8-B
Figure 8-C
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Dual Roller Coupled Motorized FlexShade® (Standard Hardware)

Headbox
Clip
(With
optional
tile support)
Headbox
Clip
(Without
optional
tile support)
OR
OR
3" (76mm)
Closure
Panel
3"
(76mm)
Closure
Panel
WALL
Brackets mounted
to continuous
blocking
(by others)
secured to
building
structure.
Ceiling
(by others)
A.
B.
5. Mount endcaps using
appropriate fasteners
for surface (Section 1) .
6. Mount pocket
closure. (Fig. 9-D) .
Figure 9-D
2. Mark location of optional
pre-drilled pocket
mounting holes and
bracket mounting holes
on top side of headbox
on mounting surface.
1. Lift headbox into
mounting position.
3. Drill small
starter hole
(if necessary)
in mounting
surface. 4. Mount pocket
headbox using
appropriate
fasteners for
surface.
OPTIONAL VENT HOLES
POCKET
MOUNTING
HOLES
ENDCAP
MOUNTING
HOLES
Section 5 - Pocket Headbox Installation
PLEASE NOTE:Installer must provide adequate clearance for
removal of Roller Assembly during installation and maintenance.
PLEASE NOTE: Headbox must be mounted directly to ceiling, or
to a continuous blocking that is secured to building structure.
Figure 9-A
Figure 9-B
Figure 9-C
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Dual Roller Coupled Motorized FlexShade® (Standard Hardware)

Please note: If needed, the fabric panel heights can be adjusted so that the bottom edges of the fabric panels are aligned. On large units, this procedure should be
done on only one panel at a time to minimize the amount of fabric weight that must be supported during the adjustment procedure. Install and adjust rear/upper
panels before beginning on lower/front panels.
Section 6 - Fabric/Roller Assembly Alignment (Steps are shown for right-hand operators)
6.Operate the unit to check for proper
fabric position,
tracking, etc.
7.Install next panel.
2.Push the fabric/roller assembly approximately
⁄ " (5mm)
toward the operator-end of the unit.
The fabric/roller assembly will
move approximately
⁄ " (5mm) toward the
operator end.
3.Rotate the fabric/roller assembly in either
direction to raise or lower
the fabric panel.
4.Allow the fabric/ roller assembly
to move back
5.Tighten the locking ring by firmly rotating it approximately ¼ turn clockwise
(reverse of step 1) .
Caution: Ensure the locking ring on the idler-end coupler assembly is
fully tightened following height adjustment. Wear a heavy glove to grip
the locking ring. Tighten the locking ring until it is fully locked and will
not rotate any further. Ensure that it will not loosen. If it cannot be
tightened by hand, use a flat screwdriver or other tool to assist.
and away from the operator
end of the unit, and check
position of fabric panels.
LOCK
UNLOCK
LOCK
UNLOCK
LOCK
UNLOCK
LOCK
UNLOCK
LOCK
UNLOCK
LOCK
UNLOCK
Operator Panel
Location of next panel
1.Unlock height adjuster mechanism
(or coupler shaft receiver)
located at the operator-end of fabric
roller assembly being adjusted by
rotating the metal ring
approximately ¼ turn
counterclockwise when
viewing the face
of the
coupler
assembly.
Please note: Do not use this procedure
to adjust the operator-end assembly.
Use the limits to set the down travel of
the operator-end assembly.
Figure 10
Figure 12
Figure 13
Figure 14
Figure 11
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Dual Roller Coupled Motorized FlexShade® (Standard Hardware)

Section 7 - Limit Switch Adjustments
Section 7.1 - Standard and Quiet Motors (All procedures shown are for Standard Roll. Invert orientation for Reverse Roll)
Push Button Limits
1. Fully depress both limit switch push buttons, then
operate wall switch to make sure system works properly.
2. Raise shade to desired “up” stop position.
3. Set upper limit by depressing proper (back) push button.
4. Lower shade to desired “down” stop position.
5. Set lower limit by depressing proper (front) push button.
Screw-Type Limits
1. Determine which direction of fabric travel corresponds
with arrows on motor.
2. Operate shade to desired “down” stop position.
Set limit by turning proper socket toward “+” to lower limit, and “-” to raise it.
3. Operate shade to desired “up” stopping position. Set limit by turning proper screw
toward “-” to raise limit, and “+” to lower it.
Section 7.2 - Limit Adjustments: RS485 Motors
For limit setting instructions on these motors, see instructions packaged with the RS485 Address/Limit Setting Tool (part# C156.241) .
Section 7.3 - Limit Switch Adjustments: RTS Motors
For limit setting instructions on these motors, see Radio Frequency Remote Control Programming Instructions (FS_MO_RFRC_ProgInst) .
Section 7.4 - Limit Switch Adjustments: IntelliFlex I/O Motors
For limit setting instructions on these motors, see instructions packaged with the Motor Limit Setting Tool (part# C202.030) .
Caution:
- Be sure all switches are in “off”
position before adjusting limit
switches.
- Be prepared to shut off
manually while testing.
- Shade may be damaged by
running shade fabric down too
far to expose roller.
- If using a group control system,
each limit switch must be set
prior to connecting to system.
- Motor must be installed so limit
switches are pointed down.
Figure 15
GLASS SIDE
ROOM SIDE
Front
Back
Bottom View
Side View
GLASS SIDE
ROOM SIDE
Front
Back
Bottom View
Side View
Screws
+
+
Front
Back
Bottom View
Side View
GLASS SIDE
ROOM SIDE
Screws
+
+
Front
Back
Bottom View
Side View
GLASS SIDE
ROOM SIDE
PUSH BUTTON LIMITS Standard right-hand
motor configuration shown
SCREW-TYPE LIMITS Standard right-hand
motor configuration shown
Section 8 - Electrical Connections
Shade operates on 110-120V, 60 Hz. current. Shade is shipped with internal wiring complete and control switch (es) fully boxed, and standardly supplied with a 6' (1.8 m)
cable lead. Longer lead can be substituted by removing two screws in motor end of roller, removing lead, plugging new lead in, and replacing screws. Wire to connect
shade to switch (es) and switch (es) to power supply should be furnished by installer.
Connections should be made in accordance with attached wiring diagram, and wiring should comply with national and local electrical codes. DO NOT wire motors in
parallel without written permission from Draper®.
All operating switches should be “off” before power is connected.
Please Note: For low-voltage wiring requirements, Draper recommends consulting with a professional low-voltage electrical contractor. It is very important that
shielded and stranded CAT 5 cable be used to prevent any electrical interference.
Please Note: A Draper Motor Test Cable (Part# 503109) and M12 Pigtail (Part# C107.089.60) are available for temporary power for testing and limit setting.
IMPORTANT: To reduce the risk of electric shock, equipment that features a grounding type attachment plug has a third (grounding) pin on the attachment plug.
This plug will ONLY fit into a grounding type outlet. If the plug does not fit into the outlet, a qualified electrician must install the proper outlet.
Do not change the plug in any way.
Do not use an extension cord. If the power supply cord is too short, a qualified electrician must install an outlet near the drapery operator.
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Dual Roller Coupled Motorized FlexShade® (Standard Hardware)

Data Cable Pin-Out - RJ45 ConnectorMOTOR Pin-Out - RJ9 Connector
4 - GROUND - (BROWN)
3 - POWER + (BLUE)
2 - DATA - (ORANGE)
1 - DATA + (ORANGE/WHITE)
1 - DATA + (ORANGE/WHITE)
2 - DATA - (ORANGE)
3 - N/A (GREEN/WHITE)
4 - POWER + (BLUE)
5 - POWER + (BLUE/WHITE)
6 - N/A (GREEN)
7 - GROUND - (BROWN/WHITE)
8 - GROUND - (BROWN)
Section 8 - Electrical Connections (Continued)
Dashed Wiring
by Electrician
NOTE: Test shade operation
If shade direction does not
correspond with the switch
orientation, turn power off.
Consult a licensed electrician to
switch the red and black
wires from the motor to the switch.
Do not wire motors in parallel without
written permission from Draper
®
.
Controls & System Overview
Sonesse®120VAC Motors
W B R G
B
Control
Switch
Single Gang
Box (by others)
120V
MOTOR
110-120V Line
M12
Connector
M12 Connector for 3-Wire Motors
2 - WHITE
2 - WHITE
1 - BLACK
4 - GREEN 3 - NOT USED
2 - WHITE
2 - WHITE
2 - WHITE
1 - BLACK
3 - NOT USED
4 - GREEN
2 - WHITE
To Switch
& 120VAC
To
Motor
60"
1.5 m
Standard
12"
30.5 cm
Standard
WBG
Ø0.61” 15.5 mm
2 - WHITE
2 - WHITE
1 - BLACK
3 - RED4 - GREEN
2 - WHITE
2 - WHITE
2 - WHITE
1 - BLACK
3 - RED4 - GREEN
2 - WHITE
WBRG
To Switch
& 120VAC
To
Motor
60”
1.5 m
Standard
12”
30.5 cm
Standard
M12 Connector for 4-Wire Motors
Ø0.61” 15.5 mm
Dashed Wiring
by Electrician
Controls & System Overview
Sonesse®RTS 120VAC Motors
M12 Connector
B W G
RTS
MOTOR
120V
110-120V Line
DecoFlex
Wire Free Keypad
Telis 1
RF Remote
STOP
Data Cable
with RJ45
Connector
Data Hub
Bus Power
Supply
M12
Connectors
RS485
110VAC
Motor
RS485
110VAC
Motor
Controls & System Overview
Sonesse®485 120VAC Motors
BUS OUT
to next
DATA HUB
BUS IN
STOP
SDN DecoFlex
Keypad
110V
Outlet
110-120V Line110-120V Line
LAN
Dashed Wiring
by Electrician
Data Cable
with RJ45
Connector
Data Hub
Bus Power
Supply
RS485
110VAC
Motor
RS485
110VAC
Motor
Controls & System Overview
Sonesse®485 120VAC Motors
BUS OUT
to next
DATA HUB
BUS IN
STOP
SDN DecoFlex
Keypad
110V
Outlet
110-120V Line110-120V Line
LAN
Dashed Wiring
by Electrician
Sonesse®is a registered
trademark of Somfy®
Systems, Inc.
page 10 of 12
Dual Roller Coupled Motorized FlexShade® (Standard Hardware)

Section 9 - Dimensions
110-120V Line
Data Cable
with RJ45
Connector
Dashed Wiring
by Electrician
Network
Device Connector
Network
Device Connector
Network
Device Connector
Network
Device Connector
Handheld
Remote
Wireless
Gateway
Wall Switch
AV Gateway
Network
Device Connector
Contact
Closure
Interface
M12
Connectors
RS485
120VAC
Motor
Single gang box (by others)
Min. 4” x 2
1
/
8
” x 1
7
/
8
” deep
(10 x 5.4 x 48mm)
B
W
G
RS485
120VAC
Motor
Data Cable
with RJ45
Connector
Dashed Wiring
by Electrician
Network
Device Connector
Network
Device Connector
Network
Device Connector
Network
Device Connector
Handheld
Remote
Wireless
Gateway
Wall Switch
AV Gateway
Network
Device Connector
Contact
Closure
Interface
Controls & System Overview
120VAC Motors
M12
Connectors
B W G
110-120V Line
B W G
110-120V Line
RS485
120VAC
Motor
RS485
120VAC
Motor
Controls & System Overview
120VAC Motors
Data Cable
with RJ45
Connector
Dashed Wiring
by Electrician
Network
Device Connector
Network
Device Connector
Network
Device Connector
Network
Device Connector
Handheld
Remote
Wireless
Gateway
Wall Switch
AV Gateway
Network
Device Connector
Contact
Closure
Interface
Controls & System Overview
120VAC Motors
M12
Connectors
B W G
110-120V Line
B W G
110-120V Line
I/O
120VAC
Motor
I/O
120VAC
Motor
Data Cable Pin-Out - RJ45 Connector
1 - ORANGE/WHITE
2 - ORANGE
3 - GREEN/WHITE
4 - BLUE
5 - BLUE/WHITE
6 - GREEN
7 - BROWN/WHITE
8 - BROWN
* This number may be greater, depending on motor selection. Contact Draper®for motor verification.
Operator
End
Coupler Assembly
FlexShade®with motor
Idler
End
FlexShade®without motor FlexShade®without motor FlexShade®without motor FlexShade®without motor
1
(33mm)
1
(33mm)
1
(33mm)
1
(33mm)
 (21mm) *
(21mm) *
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Dual Roller Coupled Motorized FlexShade® (Standard Hardware)

Section 9 - Dimensions (continued)
OVERALL WIDTH
HEM BAR
SHADE
HEIGHT*
Fabric Width = Overall Width - Dim A
*When measuring shade height, remember to include Endcaps & Fascia.
1
(43 mm)
FASCIA
HEIGHT:
7"
(178 mm)
ENDCAP
HEIGHT:
6"
(176 mm)
3"
(76 mm)
1
(27 mm)
1
(27 mm)
4
(121 mm)
3"
(76 mm)
SHADE FABRIC
FASCIA
FABRIC WIDTH
SHADE
HEIGHT
Pocket Headbox
SHADE WIDTH
Standard Dual Roller Pocket Headbox Dimensions

19mm
 7 
197mm
 5 
146mm
 6  167mm

1 
46mm
 3 
81mm
 3 
76mm

22mm
1 
27mm
1 
32mm
 3  79mm
STANDARD
POCKET
HEADBOX
HEIGHT:
Endcap & Fascia Dimensions
Dual Roller Pocket Headbox Dimensions
Dual Roller Surface Headbox Dimensions
OVERALL WIDTH
HEM BAR
SHADE
HEIGHT*
Fabric Width = Overall Width - Dim A
*When measuring shade height, remember to include Endcaps & Fascia.
1
(43mm)
3"
(76mm)
1
(27 mm)
1
(27 mm)
3"
(76mm)
SHADE FABRIC
FASCIA
1
(32mm)
4 (121mm)
1
(46mm)
3
(81mm)
1
(43mm)
DUAL
SURFACE
HEADBOX
HEIGHT:
7"
(178 mm)
ENDCAP
HEIGHT:
6"
(176 mm)
page 12 of 12
Dual Roller Coupled Motorized FlexShade® (Standard Hardware)