LuxaFlex M25T User manual

Roller blind 24VDC
M25T 24V motor Programming
The M25T 24V tubular motor is suited to be used with EOS® 500 Xcel roller blind hardware (tube Ø31/37mm) from
HunterDouglas.
The procedure describes the fastest way to set the end limits and program a favourite position of the M25T tubular motor
with electronic limit switches (article 17.0104.0000) for roller blinds with rear- and back-motor winding, both for right and
left side installations.
Once set, the end positions are stored in the non-volatile memory of the motor.
1. Delivery condition
As standard, no limits or a favourite position are set.
rear-motor winding
motor left
rear-motor winding
motor right
front-motor winding
motor left
front-motor winding
motor right
IMPORTANT
A factory default motor will jog 1x when no limits are set yet.
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1.1. Check equipment
To set the motor end limits and favourite position, following tools and conditions are required:
1.2. Power up the motor
limit key intermediate key handheld programming
tool
power socket
1.2.1 Put the power adapter of the handheld power tool into
a power socket .
1.2.2 Connect the wires of the motor to the connectors of
the handheld power tool.
•white motor wire to WHITE WIRE terminal
•white/grey motor wire to GREY MARKER terminal
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2. Setting end limits
2.1. Open limit (top)
1.2.3 Turn the rotary button on the power tool to OFF
position.
IMPORTANT
Always start with setting the
open limit
(top) limit with a factory default motor.
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Note
It is important to have the fabric of the blind tight around the tube.
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2.1.1 Locate the motor key hole .
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2.1.2 Insert the limit setting key into the key hole .
TOP text is marked to the inside of the blind.
2.1.3 Use the movement buttons on the handheld power
tool to determine the desired Open (top) position.
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2.2. Close limit (bottom)
2.1.4 Remove the limit setting key.
The Open (top) limit has been set!
Note
To re-position the Open (top) limit of the blind, repeat step 2.1.2.
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2.2.1 Insert the limit setting key into the key hole .
BOTTOM text is marked to the inside of the
blind.
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2.2.2 Use the movement buttons on the handheld power
tool to determine the desired Close (bottom)
position.
2.2.3 Remove the limit setting key.
The Close limit has been set!
Note
To re-position the bottom limit of the blind, repeat step 2.2.1.
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3. Favourite position
3.1. Set a favourite position
IMPORTANT
Always set the
end limits
rst!
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3.1.1 Locate the motor key hole .
3.1.2 Insert the intermediate key into the key hole .
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3.1.3 Send the blind to the desired favourite position using
the movement buttons on the handheld power tool.
3.1.5 Remove the intermediate key.
The favourite position has been set!
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3.2. Remove the favourite position
3.2.1 Send the blind to the favourite position using the
movement buttons on the handheld power tool.
3.2.2 Locate the motor key hole .
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3.2.3 Insert the intermediate key into the key hole .
3.2.4 Send the blind to the top (open) position using the
movement buttons on the handheld power tool.
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3.2.5
Remove the intermediate key.
The favourite position has been removed!
Note
To set a new favourite position, repeat step
3.1 Set a favourite position
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