Fabtex ML-710B Operating instructions

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PROGRAMMING Drapery Motors & Remotes
Quick Start
Definitions
Components
On page 4, follow steps 1 - 4 to program
the motor and the remote. Motors must
be programmed individually.
Programming is only needed if using
an RF remote. For hardwired/plug-in
connections, no further action is needed.
Or watch our Youtube video tutorial
Beep :
Motor :
Remote:
short high-pitched sound emitted by the motor.
device that converts electric energy into mechanical energy and the driving
mechanism of our drapery.
device used for wireless control of the motor; communicates with the motor via RF
(Radio Frequency); also called a Transmitter or Control/Controller.
The motor can be placed on either the left
or right side of the motorized drapery rod.
For model ML-710B
For model ML-710MS
Motor
CarriersMaster
Carrier
Master
Carrier
TrackCap
Pulley Pulley

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ML710B
ML710MS
Motor with
battery
Motor Battery
Programming
button
Programming button
LED indicator
LED indicator
RF Antenna
Built-in power cable
for hardwire or plug
in connection
Connect to track pulley
Connect to track pulley
Connect to motor
Charging port
at the bottom
Components
BOTTOM VIEW
Crestron/ Lutron ports

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OPEN
STOP
LED
CLOSE
PROGRAM or P2 BATTERY SLOT
REMOTE FRONT REMOTE BACK
Works with right controls
(for 2 channels)
Works with left controls
(for 2 channels)
Battery: CR2430 3V
The STOP & P2 buttons are used for programming. During programming, the time between
commands must be less than 4 seconds or the motor will exit Program Mode.
Just as physical obstacles can prevent you from passing from one room to another (walls, for
example), obstacles can block, reduce, or reflect signals, too. The frequency of the remote’s
signal, 433MHz, comes into play, as does the composition of the walls— brick, drywall, glass,
and steel all have dierent properties. Ultimately, the range of the remote depends on the
environment in which the shading system is deployed.
PROGRAM or P2

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ML-710B Programming
Restarting Program Mode
Charging your Battery
Step 1: Mount the Motor and Battery
Step 2: Power Up
Step 3: Pair Motor to Remote
Step 4: Test
• Determine which side of the drapery rod the motor will be mounted on.
• Remove the pulley cap.
• Mount the motor first by sliding the top pin into the pulley and twisting it into place.
• Snap the lock clip shut.
• Attach the battery to the motor by twisting it into place. The light will flash and the motor
will beep once to confirm it’s connected and that you’re in programming mode.
• Charge the battery for a few hours if the motor does not power up.
Once in programming mode, you have a few seconds to pair your remote.
• To pair, on your remote, press and hold the middle or STOP button for about 3 seconds or
until you hear 3 beeps and see the motor emit a green light again.
Press on the open and close buttons to ensure the drapes move properly.
If the remote fails to pair, try restarting the motor’s
programming mode.
Use a thin tool to push the motor’s Program button
until you hear a beep and see a green light. Try
pairing it again immediately.
Your motor kit comes with a 110-220V charger. Plug
it in the battery charging port and connect to a
power source.