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6002
First use
2.1 Auto calibration and RF channels
G-Motion motor units wil auto calibrate for end positions on rst use.
Auto-calibration can be started with the buttons at the bottom of the motor. Or with the RF-
remote control, but then rst an RF-channel has to be programmed in the motor. After auto
calibration, the system is ready for use and responds to the set RF channel.
Auto calibration available on motor types GM-4xx and GM-6xx ( NOT on GM-1xx )
1. Place the motor unit onto the curtain rail system (see G-Motion manual).
2. Place the curtains if possible and then adjust internal
endstop(s) if necessary for improved curtain pleating.
(art. 6002, Allen key 2). These stops are pre-secured
and limit the running distance of the pilot carrier. During
the auto calibration cycle below, electronically dened
‘soft stops’ will be set with the 6002 stops as refer-
ence.
3. Connect an active power source (type depends on motor unit type).
4. To set up a rst RF channel
and
preform auto-calibration: start at step 1, for auto-
calibration only with already set RF channels: start at step 2.
STEP 1: Set up rst RF channel
Adding RF channels when no RF channel has been programmed yet.
(This method can also be used to add additional channels later on)
Note: After 15s. without input, the motor unit quits programming mode.
Please rst read each step for this feature,
1. Press and hold the OPEN+CLOSE motor buttons, until
the LED on the motor unit turns white (~4s.).
2. Repeatedly press OPEN or CLOSE motor buttons until
the LED is yellow.
3. Shortly press both OPEN+CLOSE motor buttons to
enter the feature menu
4. The LED on the motor unit now ashes yellow.
5. A Activate a channel To activate a RF channel, shortly press the OPEN button of the
desired channel on the RF transmitter. The LED on the motor unit responds with a
short continued green signal and then starts ashing again. If desired, add more
channels one by one to this motor unit, via OPEN buttons of corresponding RF chan-
nels (max. 16 channels).
motor LED colour yellow:
2. First use