Isotra TITAN 90 User manual

MEASUREMENT AND ASSEMBLY MANUAL
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EXTERIOR BLINDS TITAN 90
1. MEASUREMENT
Measure the width (SZ) and height (VZ) of the blind.
Measure the width (SZ) of the blind at least at 3 points, on the top, in the middle and on the bottom.
Use the lowest measured value for ordering and production of the blind.
ATTENTION! Produced width (SV) of the blind TITAN is always shorter compared to measured one according to
chosen assembly option. See: Assembly options.
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Measure the height of the blind (VZ) at 3 points as well, on both sides of lining and in the middle. Use the lowest
measured value for ordering and production of the blind.
ATTENTION! Produced height of the blind TITAN (VV) is always 20 mm shorter compared to the measured one
(VZ). The reason is ensuring manipulation space for assembly process and space for fixing brackets for front
cover of the blind.
Note:
Real width of produced blind (SV) is always shorter compared to the one in order form. Width difference comes from the
chosen assembly option. For assembly onto lining it is obligatory to use 2 mm distance pads (D). The pads help to adjust
vertical level of guiding rails. Real height of produced blind (VV) is always 20 mm shorter than the one in order form. The
reason is ensuring manipulation space for assembly process and space for fixing brackets for front cover of the blind.

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Minimal lining depth for correct assembly is approximately 120 mm.
ATTENTION!
Take the utmost care during measurement you will avoid possible problems during later assembly of the blind.
Installation into reveal
A = min. 65 mm Spacing pad
Assembly holes for guiding rails:
Blind height including assembly
gap (VZ)
Number of punching
(PP)
Upper punching
position (T)
400 mm – 799 mm
2
225
800 mm – 1299 mm
2
290
1300 mm – 1799 mm
2
480
1800 mm – 2799 mm
3
480
2800 mm and more
4
570

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VZ = Blind height
PP = Number of punching
T = Upper punching position
RP = Distance between holes
2. ASSEMBLY

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Basic product specification (exterior view)
Assembly parts of blind TITAN 90:
10, 20
Self-supporting guiding channels
1 pc
30
Short shaft
2 pc
40
Upper head rail including engine
1 pc
50
Slats
x pc (according to the slats number)
60
Stainless steel securing clips of slats
x pc (according to the slats number)
70
Assembly spacing pad
x pc (according to the blind height)
120
Shaft coupling
2 pc
130
Head rail bracket
x pc (according to the blind width)
400 - 450
Extension of front cover holder
x pc (according to the blind width)
460
Screw M5x8
x pc (according to the blind width)
470
Pad M5
x pc (according to the blind width)
2.1. PREPARATION FOR ASSEMBLY
- Check installation dimensions: Blind dimensions should be as shown in the order form. Installation tolerance must
correspond to the technical description of the product.
- Check assembly hole and its preparedness.
- Check all materials, the choice of appropriate anchoring elements and the proper tools, preparation of electrical
connectors for connection to the blind engine.

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- Check all assembly materials, verification of all assembly values (width x height x size of packet).
ATTENTION! All marks on blind parts are always palced and visible from interior view!
2.2. SCREW DIMENSIONS FOR ASSEMBLY
- Ø screw = 4,8 mm – 5 mm
- Ø screw head = max. 10 mm
- Height of screw head = max. 4 mm
- Fixing parts have to be enough strong and suitable for particular reveal.
2.3. INSTALLATION TOLERANCE
- Parallelism of the guiding rails in all directions ± 1 mm.
- Deviation from the perpendicular ± 1 mm/m.
2.4. DIFFERENCE RIGHT/LEFT GUIDING RAIL
- Left guiding rail
- Sticker „L“ on bearing bracket from interior view
- Variable distance of slat holder 21-25 mm
- Right guiding rail
- Sticker „R“ on bearing bracket from interior view
- Variable distance of slat holder 21 mm
2.5. ASSEMBLY
Used symbols:
ACTION
CHECK
! ATTENTION

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2.5.1. Guiding rails assembly
A – Level the rail into lining.
B – Minimal distance between guiding rail axis and the obstacle is 65mm.
C – Mind the difference between left and right guiding rail, place them correctly.
D – Make marks through the assembly holes for using suitable fixing elements.
E – Screw and insert fixing elements.
2.5.2. Guiding rails attachment
A – Check that you have not misplaced right and left rail.
B – Screw the screws through the guiding rail.
C – Before tightening put the distance pad on the screw between lining
and the rail.
D – Tighten the screws and check the level of rails again.
2.5.3. Check the bearing position
A – Do not turn the bearing in any case. Default setting
can be lost.
B – Ensure that bearing marking are facing down on
both guiding rails.
C – Insert short connection shafts into the bearings.
2.5.4. Head-rail with engine - preparation
A – Slide the connectors onto four-square shaft into the head-rail. One
from the left and one from the right side.
B – Screw heads are facing always down.

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2.5.5. head-rail with engine
A – Insert the head-rail from below onto both guiding rails and center it.
ATTENTION:
B – Keep in mind that the label is always facing the interior view.
C – Secure the head-rail with securing hooks by tightening to guiding
rails.
2.5.6. Head-rail with engine – shaft connection
A – Connect four-square shafts together with the connectors.
B – Ensure the gap between the shafts is approximately 5 mm.
C – Tighten the connectors.
2.5.7. Engine connection
A – First equip the engine with suitable mechanical end stop
button.
B – Connect the power supply (mounting) cable with engine cable.
C – If the head-rail is delivered with polystyrene support, remove it.
2.5.8. Slats
A – Unpack the slats (avoid scratching!).
B – Hang the highest and lowest slat and secure them with stainless clips.
C – Seal rubber on the slat is facing always the exterior view.

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2.5.9. Slats - adjustment
A – Using the mounting cable move the blind up and down.
B – Moving the slats up push the upper limit button on the engine.
C – Both slats are in opened position. Check their parallelism.
2.5.10. Slats - adjustment
A – When achieving the required upper end limit (usually height of lintel or
front cover) stop the slats movement.
B – Movement up is still possible for eventual setting.
C – By moving the slats downwards the upper end limit is saved.
ATTENTION!
Do not change the lower end limit! This is factory default setting.
2.5.11. Engine connection
A – Connect power supply with the engine.
B – Use suitable plug according to engine control type.
C – Ensure that the cable does not decrease blind functionality.
2.5.12. Slats
A – Insert rest of slats and secure them with stainless clips.
B – Seal rubber on the slats is facing always the exterior view.

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2.6. FUNCTIONALITY CHECK AND ENGINE DRIVE
ATTENTION! Never connect more than one engine with single control unit.
Functionality check:
A – Using the mounting cable move the blind several
times up and down.
B – Check horizontal free motion of the slat side clips
towards left guiding rail. Tolerance is 0-4 mm.
C – Check vertical slat free motion. Tolerance is ±1
mm.
D – Slats have to be in parallel.
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