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elero UniTec-868 User manual

UniTec-868 / UniTec-915
Radio wall transmitter
Operating instructions (translation)
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Button UP
Button STOP
Button
DOWN/CLOSE
UniTec-868
Kontrollleuchte
Hand-/Automatik-
P
Button Reset
3 alternati-
vely usable
programming
buttons P
Technical Specications
UniTec-868 / UniTec-915
Power
supply
3 V
battery CR 2032
Radio frequency [MHz]
(band)
868 | 915
Transmission power
[mW] | [dBm]
≤ 500 | ≤ 10
Channels 1 (unidirectional
or bidirectional)
Operating temperature
[°C]
0 to 50
E󰀨ective range [m]
typical
approx. 30
Ingress Protection (IP) 20
Dimensions (WxHxD)
[mm] without frame
54 x 54 x 22
Weight [g] approx. 50
Mounting type Flush mount
housing dia. 58
mm, wall ins-
tallation, surfa-
ce-mounted in
corresponding
housing
Item number
(868 MHz | 915 MHz)
283300006
283300906
Scope of Delivery
Wall transmitter, 1 x battery CR 2032, Pro-
Line mounting frame, white, adapter frame,
black, mounting kit, operating instructions
Safety Instructions
Please read these operating instructions
carefully as you must proceed in accordance
with these instructions for the proper use of
the product.
Operate the transmitter only within sight of
the devices to be controlled!
The gures in this manual are for illustration
only. The gures may di󰀨er from your pro-
duct in minor details and are only intended
as general information.
elero GmbH is constantly working on the
further development of all products. Therefo-
re, changes to the scope of delivery in form,
equipment, and technical specications are
possible at any time. The information in this
manual correspond to the information as of
the editorial deadline.
No claims can be derived based on technical
specications, gures, and information in
these operating instructions.
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Intended Use /
Foreseeable Misuse
Only for use in dry rooms for switching elero
radio receivers and elero radio drives. Do
not modify the device! Avoid operating the
transmitter carelessly or under lack of con-
centration. The manufacturer is not liable for
damage resulting from the aforementioned
causes.
Function
UniTec-868 / -915 is a battery-powered radio
transmitter. By pressing a key, a radio code
is transmitted and the radio controls are swit-
ched. Two kinds of operation are available:
Manual mode or automatic mode, switchable
with the Auto/Manual button.
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Programming the Transmitter/Channel
Requirement: The receiver is installed.
1. Turn o󰀨 the fuse switch and turn it back on:
The receiver will be in programming mode
for about 5 minutes.
2. With the UniTec-868 / -915 in visual and
radio range position yourself in front of the
blind.
3. Briey press one of the 3 available pro-
gramming buttons P. The blind will begin to
move up and down for approx 2 minutes.
If several receivers are connected in pa-
rallel to the same feed line, then all will
be in programming mode simultaneously.
The blinds will randomly move up and
down. The longer programming is delayed,
the greater the o󰀨set will be. Individual
transmitters can now be assigned to the
respective receiver. Short up and down mo-
vements can be stopped by pressing the
STOP button on a programmed transmitter.
The channel assignment/change can now
be made without having to disconnect the
individual receivers. If a blind travels in the
wrong direction, delete the transmitter and
reprogram .
4. Press the UP button as soon as the blind
starts moving in upwards direction (within
1s). The blind will stop momentarily.
5. Press the DOWN/CLOSE button as soon
as the blind starts moving in downwards
direction (within 1s). The blind will stop.
6. The UniTec-868 /-915 is programmed.
Programming Additional Transmitters/
Channels to a Receiver
1. Press the UP, DOWN/CLOSE, and P
button simultaneously for 3 seconds on a
transmitter, which has already been pro-
grammed to the receiver. The indicator light
lights up briey. Press the programming
button P on the transmitter to be program-
med until the indicator light lights briey.
2. Press the Up button as soon as the blind
starts moving in upwards direction (within
1s). The indicator light lights up briey.
The blind will stop, start moving again, stop
and then move in the DOWN direction.
3. Press the DOWN/CLOSE button as soon
as the blind starts moving in downwards
direction (within 1s).
The indicator light lights up briey.
The blind will stop.
4. The transmitter or the transmitter channel
has been programmed.
Deleting a single transmitter/channel
1. Press the STOP button and programming
button P (under the cover) simultaneously
and hold for about 6 seconds.
2. The indicator light lights orange rst and
then red.
In unidirectional operation, the indicator
light rst lights green twice and then red
within 6 seconds.
Deleting all Transmitters
For a factory reset, all triggered drives must
be connected to the power supply.
1. Press the buttons, STOP, the programming
button P (under the cover), the UP button,
and the DOWN/CLOSE button.
2. Hold this button combination for approxi-
mately 6s. The indicator light lights orange
rst and then red. In unidirectional operati-
on, the indicator light rst lights green and
then red within 6 seconds.
Programming
Bidirectional Radio System and Routing
A bidirectional radio system transmits radio
signals to a radio receiver and enables fee-
dback from the radio receiver to the trans-
mitter. The radio signal can be sent directly
to the target receiver. If this is not possible,
the radio signal will be routed via other
bidirectional participants until it reaches the
target receiver. The target receiver carries
out the command and sends a conrmation
back to the transmitter. The prerequisite for a
bidirectional radio transmission is hence the
radio transmitting capability as well as the
radio reception capability of all participating
components.
Unidirectional Radio System
A unidirectional radio system transmits radio
signals to radio receivers. However, unlike in
a bidirectional radio system, the radio recei-
ver cannot send any message back to the
transmitter. It is also not possible to transmit
radio signals from the radio receiver to radio
receiver.
Default: Bidirectional Radio System.
Reset to unidirectional system: Press the
buttons, UP+STOP+DOWN/CLOSE+P,
simultaneously.
Assembly and Initial Start-up
Ensure an unobstructed radio link. Avoid in-
stallation in a distribution box, housing made
of metal, or in the immediate vicinity of large
metal objects, on or near the ground. Check
ground for hidden lines etc.
Mounting (see gure below):
1. Fasten the black adapter frame to the
mounting location, using the screws and
anchors.
2. Insert the wall transmitter, along with the
white ProLine mounting frame, into the
black frame adapter at s right angle to the
wall until it engages in place. For switch
combination, engage wall transmitter with
the matching "adapter frame for ProLine
control units" (for accessories see elero
main catalog) into the black adapter frame.
3. Programming the wall transmitter to the
radio control or receiver:
see "Programming the Transmitter."
Mounting
Replacing the Battery
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Diese Maße werden besonders geprüft
This dimensions are particularly examined
Gratfrei
burr-free
Allgemeintoleranzen
General Tolerances:
DIN ISO 2768-1 m-E
DIN ISO 2768-2 K-E
Maßstab / Scale:
Werkstoff / Material:
Datum / Date: Name:
A-EW
geprüft
proofed:
Benennung / Title:
Zeichnungsnummer / Drawingnumber:
Werkzeug-Nr
Tool-Number:
Gemäß RoHS-Rich tlinie 2011/65 EG / ac cording to RoHS di rective 200/11/EU
Index: Kurzbeschreibung / Short Comment: Name:Datum / Date:
elero GmbH
Antriebstechnik
Linsenhofer Str. 65, D-72660 Beuren
Fon: (0049) 7025 / 13-01
Fax: (0049) 7025 / 13-390
Verwendung , Kennzeichnung / Used in, Spezification:
Gewicht / weight: 0 g
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Replacing the Battery
The coding of the transmitter is maintained
after a battery change; the coding must not
be reprogrammed in the transmitter/
radio receiver.
1. Lever wall transmitter out of mounting
frame.
2. Change the battery. Use only batteries of
type CR 2032. Check for correct polarity,
the positive pole must be visible.
3. Insert wall transmitter back into mounting
frame.
Disposal
Batteries and old devices must not be dispo-
sed of in the household garbage!
1. Dispose of packaging materials in the
recycling bins for cardboard, paper.
2. Dispose of used batteries in a recycling
bin for old batteries or via the specialist
trade.
3. Dispose of old devices via a collecting
point for electronic scrap or a specialty
retailer.
Conformity
The product complies with the basic requi-
rements and the other relevant provisions of
the EC directives 2014/53/EU. The complete
declaration of conformity can be found in the
download area of our website.
www.elero.com/en/downloads-service/
Service
If faults occur despite correct operation or
the unit has been damaged, contact your
dealer or the 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
Drive does
not run, the
indicator
light does
not light up
Battery is
empty
The battery
is incorrectly
installed
Install a new
battery
Install the
battery
correctly
Switching
commands
in automatic
mode are
not executed
Device is
in manual
mode (red)
Switch mode
to automatic
Drive runs
in the wrong
direction
Directions
are incorrec-
tly program-
med.
Delete
transmitter
and program
correctly.
Repairs
Please indicate the article number, article
description, type of fault, circumstances, your
own presumption, previous unusual events.
Programming the Transmitter
Programming Intermediate Position
Requirement:
The blind is in the upper end position.
1. Press the DOWN/CLOSE button until the
desired intermediate position is reached.
2. In addition, press the STOP button.The
blind will stop. The intermediate position is
now saved.
Programming Ventilation Position / Turn
Position / Fabric Stretching Position
Requirement:
The blind is in the bottom end position.
1. Press the UP button until the vents open
or the blind slats are turned or the awning
fabric is stretched.
2. In addition, press the STOP button.The
blind will stop. The ventilation / turn / fabric
stretching position is now saved.
Approaching the Intermediate Position
Requirement:
The intermediate position is programmed.
1. Press the DOWN/CLOSE button twice
briey. The blind travels to the stored
intermediate position.
If no intermediate position has been pro-
grammed, the blind travels to the lower end
position.
Important: When using blinds and the turning
position is programmed the blind slats are
also turned.
If no turning position is programmed, the
blind stops at the intermediate position with
closed blind slats.
Approaching Ventilation Position / Turn
Position /
Fabric Stretching Position
Requirement:
The ventilation / turn / fabric stretching positi-
on is programmed.
1. Press the Up button twice briey. The
blind travels to the stored turning position.
If no ventilation / turning / fabric stretching
position has been programmed, the blind
travels to the upper end position.
You can also approach the ventilation / turn /
fabric stretching position with a programmed
hand-held transmitter.
Deleting the Intermediate Position
Requirement: The transmitter is program-
med.
1. Press the DOWN/CLOSE button and the
STOP button simultaneously and hold for
about 3 seconds.
The intermediate position is now deleted.
The indicator light lights up briey.
Deleting the Ventilation Position / Turn
Position / Fabric Stretching Position
Requirement: The transmitter is program-
med.
1. Press the UP button and the STOPbutton
simultaneously and hold for about 3 se-
conds.
The ventilation / turn / fabric stretching positi-
on is now deleted.
Group Mode
If more than 10 bidirectional receivers
are being programmed in one channel at
the same time, the transmitter channel in
programming mode switches to group mode.
Group mode is indicated by fast flashing
with pauses. Programming in group mode
is completed after a 2-minute pause or
pressing the STOP button for 6 seconds.
Group Control
• Control multiple recipients at the same
time.
• Trigger group with one command.
• Any number of receivers can be program-
med and controlled in the channel.
• UniTec-868 /-915 can be programmed to
several receivers.
Button Auto/Manual
Short press (<1 s):
• Query current operating mode
Long press (> 1 s):
• switch o󰀨 automatic mode
• Operating mode display lights up red
• Receivers will respond only to manual
commands
Another long press (> 1 s):
• switch on automatic mode again
• Operating mode display lights up green
• Receivers will respond to manual and
automatic commands
Upward travel of the receiver is initiated
when the automatic system is activated,
provided a sensor system has been pro-
grammed.
Status Displays of Indicator Light
A radio signal is signaled by the indicator
light lighting up. The mode of operation of
the transmitter is then signaled by the same
indicator light as follows:
Status
display
Opera-
ting
mode
display
Explanation
orange
ashing
none Transmitter is not
programmed
quick
ashing
orange
none Programming
mode or
group > 10 drives.
orange green Transmitter working
bidirectionally,
Operating mode
Automatic
orange red Transmitter working
bidirectionally,
Operating mode
Manual
green green Transmitter working
unidirectionally,
Operating mode
Automatic
green red Transmitter working
unidirectionally,
Operating mode
Manual
3 x
orange
red Transmitter working
bidirectionally,
Operating mode
Automatic
Transmitter deleted
3 x
green
red Transmitter working
unidirectionally,
Operating mode
Automatic
Transmitter deleted
Cleaning
Clean the device only with a damp cloth. Do
not use detergents as they may damage the
surfaces.
Warranty
We will remedy equipment faults due to
material or manufacturing defects by repair
or replacement within the statutory warranty
period. The warranty is voided if the device
is modied.
Subject to technical changes
Maybachstr. 30
73278 Schlierbach
[email protected]
www.elero.com
Fon: +49 7021 9539-0
Fax: +49 7021 9539-212
elero GmbH
Antriebstechnik

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