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elero Protero-868 User manual

Protero-868 / Protero-915
Wireless vibration sensors
Operating instructions (translation)
Technical Data
Protero 868 / Protero 915
Power supply 2 x Mignon LR6
(not rechargeable
batteries)
Radio frequency [MHz] 869.525 | 868.3 |
915.3 | 918.3
Transmission power
[dBm]
≤ 10
Number of channels 1 (uni or bidirec-
tional)
Operating temperature
[°C]
-20 ... +50
Relative humidity 0 to 95%,
non-condensing
Protection class (IP) 54
Dimensions (WxHxD)
[mm]
130 x 36 x 22
Weight [g] approx. 50
Type of mounting screwed in or glued
to the drop prole
of the awning in
the longitudinal
direction
Item number
868 MHz white
868 MHz grey
915 MHz white
915 MHz grey
289650001
289650901
289660001
289660901
Product contents
Cordless motion sensor for awnings, bat-
tery-operated with 2 x Mignon LR6 1.5V,
xing set and instruction manual.
Safety instructions
Please read this operating manual carefully
as the procedure in this manual is a prereq-
uisite for correct use of the product.
Only operate the transmitter within sight of
the awning drive!
The gures in this operating manual are for
illustration purposes only. The illustrations
may di󰀨er from your product with respect to
minor details and are provided for general
information only.
elero GmbH continuously strives to improve
all products. As a result, the specications,
features and technology of this product may
be changed at any time. The information in
this operating manual is based on current
information at the time of publication.
No claims can be derived from the tech-
nical data, images and information in this
operating manual.
&$87,21
Intended use / Foreseeable misuse
Only to be used for switching elero radio
drives. Do not make any changes to the unit.
Do not allow the device to fall, do not drill
into the device and do not immerse in liquids.
The manufacturer will not assume liability for
damage caused by the above.
Function
The Protero-868/-915 is a battery-operated
radio transmitter with sensors.
It protects the awning by causing it to auto-
matically retract when it is rattled by heavy
winds or when water collects on the fabric
(inclination change). A sensitivity threshold
is used to detect the triggering event. The
Protero 868/915 has been designed exclu-
sively for use in conjunction with articulated
arm awnings with a box or cartridge.
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Programming
Bidirectional radio system
A bidirectional radio system transmits radio
signals to a radio receiver and enables feed-
back from the radio receiver to the transmit-
ter. The radio signal can be sent directly to
the target receiver. The target receiver car-
ries out the command and sends a conrma-
tion back to the transmitter (only when button
is pressed). In order for bidirectional radio
mode to work, all of the components involved
must be able to transmit and receive radio
signals. Whether bidirectional operation is
possible depends on the bidirectional com-
munication capability of the receiver.
Compatibility with the following elero radio
drives or receivers:
SunTop 868 from V25, VariEco 868 from
V20, Combio 868 RM from V79, Revio 868
from V12.
Unidirectional radio system
A unidirectional radio system transmits radio
signals to radio receivers. However, unlike
in a bidirectional radio system, the radio
receiver cannot send any messages to the
transmitter.
Parallel operation of both radio modes is
not possible. After pressing the button [P],
the Protero-868/-915 decides whether uni or
bidirectional radio system will be used.
Change to the other radio operating
mode by deleting all transmitters (Prote-
ro-868/- 915 and hand/wall transmitters)
from the receiver (press [OPEN]+[DOWN/
CLOSE]+[STOP]+[P] for 6 seconds), then
program again.
Assembly and commissioning
Check compatibility of the accessories used
before assembly.
• Screwed in (with screws from the xing
set) or glued to one end of the outside or
inside of the drop prole without hindering
the closing of the awning.
• Drill 2 holes in the drop prole according
to the selected xing element at the spec-
ied distance: Fix the base plate with the
engraved arrow “oben/up” pointing up-
wards (the longitudinal axis of the Prote-
ro-868/-915 is parallel to the drop prole).
Important: The batteries are not activated at
delivery.
• To activate, remove the insulating strips on
the battery contacts.
Make sure the radio link is unobstructed.
Do not operate any devices on the same
radio frequency nearby (e.g., wireless head-
phones).
• Programming the Protero-868/-915 to the
receiver: see “Programming the transmit-
ter/channel”.
• Test regularly to ensure that the sensor is
working properly.
The Protero-868/-915 can only protect the
awning from sudden wind gusts to a limited
degree due to the awning's travel time.
• In the event of an impending storm, en-
sure that the awning remains in a retract-
ed position.
After commissioning, check that the thresh-
olds set allow the awning to retract. The
factory default setting ensures safe operation
in most applications.
Programming the transmitter / channel
Requirement: The elero awning drive must be
set and 1 elero radio transmitter must already
be programmed. The Protero-868/-915 can
theoretically be programmes on multiple elero
awning drives. However, it is recommended
for the sensor to only be programmed to the
receiver on 1 awning.
Important:
Do not press the programming button Pbe-
fore the receiver is in programming mode. If
the receiver is not in programming mode, the
transmitter channel will change to unidirection-
al operation. To return to the initial state, press
the [STOP] button and the programming button
[P] simultaneously for 6 seconds until the LED
indicator illuminates.
1. Press the [OPEN] button, [DOWN/CLOSE]
button and the programming button [P]
simultaneously for 3 seconds on the trans-
mitter that has already been programmed
to the receiver. The LED illuminates briey.
The receiver is in programming mode.
2. Press the programming button [P] on the
Protero-868/-915 for at least 1 second until
the LED illuminates. The receiver is now in
programming mode and indicates this by
extending and retracting.
3. Press the [OPEN] button (max. 1 second)
after the retraction starts.
The blind will stop.
4. Press the [DOWN/CLOSE] button (max.
1 second) after the extension starts.
The blind will stop. The Protero-868/-915 is
programmed.
Housing base plate
Follow these instructions for safe and proper
use. Keep the instructions for future reference.
Setting the wind sensitivity and inclina-
tion sensitivity
The Protero-868/-915 is delivered with a
basic factory setting. Following assembly
and commissioning, it is necessary to adjust
the sensitivity of the awning to inclination and
wind to suit the local conditions. There must
be no wind when doing this.
Wind sensitivity:
1. Drive the awning to the outer end posi-
tion. When this has been reached, the
Protero-868/-915 will reference within 210
seconds. It is essential to wait until this
time has elapsed!
2. Now manually move the drop prole with
the mounted Protero 868/915 in order
to mimic vibrations similar to those that
should cause the awning to retract.
3. Depending upon the result (too sensitive
or too insensitive), change the basic fac-
tory setting of the “acceleration” threshold
switch.
Inclination sensitivity:
1. Now drive the awning back to the outer
end position. Wait for at least 210 seconds
for the Protero-868/-915 to reference
again.
2. Check the preset inclination sensitivity of
1° by very slowly pressing the drop prole
in the outer end position downwards as far
as the point of inclination you nd accept-
able and holding it there.
The awning will retract after at least 210
seconds (position alarm).
3. Depending upon the result (too sensitive
or too insensitive), change the basic facto-
ry setting of the “angle” threshold switch.
Important:
• Every setting that is changed must be
checked.
• Test regularly to ensure that the sensors
are working properly. The awning is like-
wise protected against the wind during
extension and retraction.
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Disposal
Batteries and old units may not be disposed
of with household waste.
1. Dispose of packaging in the recycling bin
for cardboard and paper.
2. Dispose of old batteries in the recycling
bin for used batteries or have a retailer
recycle them.
3. Dispose of old units at an electronic waste
recycling facility or have a retailer recycle
them.
Conformity
elero GmbH hereby declares that the radio
system type Protero 868/-915 is in compli-
ance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text
of the EU Declaration of Conformity is availa-
ble at the following Internet address:
www.elero.com/downloads-service
Service
If malfunctions have occurred or the device
has been damaged despite proper handling,
contact your dealer or manufacturer.
elero GmbH
Antriebstechnik
Maybachstr. 30
73278 Schlierbach
Deutschland / Germany
Tel: +49 (0) 7021 9539-0
Fax: +49 (0) 7021 9539-212
www.elero.de
[email protected]
Notes on troubleshooting
Fault Cause Remedy
Awning
retracts even
in the case
of small
vibrations
Sensitivity
settings too
low
Set the
sensitivity
higher
Awning does
not retract in
the case of
vibrations
Sensitivity
settings too
high
Set the
sensitivity
lower
Awning does
not react to
the Protero
868/915 key
commands
The Protero
-868/-915
is not pro-
grammed
Program
the Protero-
868/-915
Awning
extends
instead of
retracting in
the case of
vibrations
The Protero
868/915 is
not correctly
programmed
Delete and
reprogram
Protero-868
/-915 cor-
rectly
The awning
stops twice
while ex-
tending
The bat-
teries are
almost
depleted
Replace the
batteries in
the Protero
-868/-915
The awning
extends
briey,
stops,
continues
extending,
stops and
the retracts
The Protero
-868/-915
is no longer
transmitting
and may be
defective
Replace the
batteries in
the Protero
-868/-915
Repair
Please specify the item number, item de-
scription, type of fault, situational circum-
stances, presumed cause, unusual events
prior to the problem.
Cleaning
Clean the device with a damp cloth only.
Do not use cleaning agents because they
can damage the plastic.
Warranty
Within the legal warranty period, we will
remedy any defects caused by material or
manufacturing defects by repairing or replac-
ing the unit. Unauthorised modications will
void the warranty.
We reserve the right to make technical changes
Maybachstr. 30
73278 Schlierbach
[email protected]
www.elero.com
elero GmbH
Antriebstechnik
Programming
Timeout after alarm
If the awning is retracted following an “posi-
tion or acceleration alarm”, extension is only
possible again after a timeout of approx. 15
minutes. During the timeout, any extension
is stopped automatically after approximately
3 seconds and an automatic forced retraction
takes place (locking movement).
The timeout can be ended earlier as follows:
• During the locking movement, press the
[STOP] button on the programmed trans-
mitter and then press the [OPEN] button.
After reaching the upper end position the
drive switches o󰀨, after which the time-out
is ended.
• On a programmed wall transmitter, move
the Auto/Manual sliding switch to the other
position and then back again.
• On a programmes hand-held transmitter,
use the selection button to switch from
automatic mode to manual mode.
Replacing the battery
If the extension of the awning is interrupt-
ed twice (loss movement), this is a sign of
nearly empty batteries, that are in need of
replacement.
If the awning can no longer be extended
(3 seconds extension, 1 second stop, 1 sec-
ond extension, then retraction to upper end
position), the batteries must be replaced.
1. If the awning is retracted, press the
extension button on the hand/wall trans-
mitter.
2. The awning extends for approx. 3 seconds
and stops briey due to the absence of
wind monitoring.
3. The awning subsequently retracts. Im-
mediately press the [STOP] button (while
retracting). The awning now stops in this
position.
4. Disconnect the drive from the power supply.
5. Unscrew central sheet metal screw with
a suitable tool. Remove housing and
silicone seal.
6. Change the batteries. Use only Mignon
LR6 (not rechargeable) batteries. Pay
attention to correct polarity.
7. Replace housing and silicone seal on the
base plate.
8. Restore power supply for drive.
9. Check entire functionality.
After a battery change, the Prote-
ro-868/-915 remains programmed on the
drive.
10. Dispose of used batteries in accordance
with environmental regulations.
Status LED on printed circuit board
When the status LED is illuminated, this
indicates a radio signal. The same indicator
light also indicates the operating mode of the
receiver as follows:
Status
display
Meaning
green Channel is in unidirectional
mode.
orange then
green
Channel has been program-
med in bidirectional mode
and the receiver has ac-
knowledged the signal.
ashing red
20 Hz
Batteries are low.
ashing
orange
5 Hz
Channel is empty or not yet
programmed
ashing
orange
10 Hz
Channel has been program-
med in bidirectional mode
and the bidirectional receiver
is also in programming mode
red Channel is deleted from the
receiver
Inclination sensitivity when awning
is stopped
Switch
setting
Bidirectional
threshold
value
Unidirectional
threshold
value
0 Function
deactivated
1°
1 (factory
settings)
1° 1°
2 1.5° 1°
3 2° 2°
4 2.5° 2°
5 3° 2°
6 3.5° 2°
7 4° 2°
8 4.5° 2°
9 5° 2°
Wind sensitivity when awning is stopped
Switch
setting
Bidirectional
threshold
value
Unidirectional
threshold
value
1 1 1
2 (factory
settings)
2 2
3 3 3
4 4 4
5 5 5
6 6 6
7 7 7
8 8 8
9 9 8
0 10 8
OPEN button
STOP button
DOWN/CLOSE
button
Threshold switch for wind
sensitivity
Programming
button P
Threshold switch for
inclination sensitivity
Transmit LED
Deleting the radio connection
• Delete individual channel (transmitter):
Press the [STOP]+[P] buttons for at least
6 seconds until the status LED lights up
red.
• Delete all channels (transmitter):
Press the [UP]+[DOWN/CLOSE]+ [STOP]-
+ [ P] buttons for at least 6 seconds until the
status LED lights up red.

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