Markilux 6000 User manual

7061029
Folding-Arm Cassette Awning
markilux 6000
Fitting Instructions
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13/01/10
1. Fitting the mounting fixtures
1.1 Fitting height
BS-Wall fixture
5 – 35°
D = 28 mm
BS-Wall fixture
36 – 70°
D = 16 mm
BS-Ceiling fixture
5 – 35°
C = 30 mm
BS-Ceiling fixture
36 – 70°
C = 30 mm
BS-Eave fixture 5 – 35°
E = 153 mm
BS-Eave fixture 5 – 35°
E = 270 mm
H
=
Projection
Y =
Horizontal cover
X =
Value from Table 2
=
Headroom = G – X
G =
Fitting height
W°
=
Pitch angle
Table of fitting height at a pitch angle of 5° to 35°
P rojec tio n in
cm
150
200
250
300
350
400
W = 5°
X 26 28 30 32 34 36
Y 148
198
248
298
348
398
W = 10°
X 36 43 50 57 74 81
Y 146
196
246
296
346
396
W = 15°
X 47 59 70 81 92 103
Y 144
193
242
291
340
389
W = 20°
X 58 74 90 106
122
138
Y 141
189
237
285
333
381
W = 25°
X 70 89 108
127
146
165
Y 138
184
230
276
316
362
W = 30°
X 80 103
126
149
180
205
Y 132
176
220
264
308
352
W = 35°
X 89 116
143
170
197
224
Y 126
168
210
252
294
336

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1.2 Face Fixture
2 Folding arms
A = Arm po ition
HT = Fixture
M = Awning width
MB = Fitting area of middle fixture ( ize-dependent, with 3 fixture )
Sizes in cm
3 Folding arms
A and B = Arm po ition
HT = Fixture
M = Awning width
MB = Fitting area of 4
th
fixture
Sizes in cm
The di tance to a po ibly exi tent ceiling mu t be at
lea t 30 mm!
Sizes in mm
1.2.1 Determining the fitting height. Mark out the
po ition of the fixture on the fitting urface (wall)
in accordance with the ticker already provided
(red point ) on the back of the ca ette (A = arm
po ition).
1.2.2 Con idering fa tening material and type of
mounting according to the background (type of
mounting A or B). The mounting background must
be specified when ordering the awning. Fa tening
material are not upplied, ince different
background (e.g. concrete, chalky and tone, ga
concrete etc.) require different fa tening material .
Depending on the background, different
fa tening y tem are offered by the fa tening
manufacturer (e.g. Fi cher, Hilti, Upat etc.). The
corresponding extend forces from our sales
literature are to be taken into consideration. If the
requirement for fa tening are ob erved, according
to DIN EN 13561, for the u er Wind Resistance
Class 2 can be confirmed for the in tallation.

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Type of mounting A
The di tance to a po ibly exi tent ceiling mu t be at
lea t 30 mm!
Sizes in mm
Type of mounting B
Sizes in mm
1.2.3 Scribe the drill hole and fit fa tening
fixture with uitable fa tening plate according to
the background. Align the fa tening fixture
horizontally!
With uneven facade , check the pace with a
length of cord and if nece ary compen ate.
Fixtures must be aligned to each other!
1.3 Top Fixture
1.3.1 Determine the fitting height.
Determine the po ition of the fixture according to
the ticker already provided (red point ) on the
back of the ca ette ( ee al o 1.2.1 Face Fixture).
1.3.2 Attention! The di tance of the bracket to a
po ibly exi tent wall mu t be at lea t 65mm!
1.3.3 Concrete (B 25) i
s presumed as fastening
background. Fa tening material are not upplied,
different fa tening y tem are offered by
fa tening manufacturer (e.g. Fi cher, Hilti, Upat
etc.).
The corresponding extend forces from our sales
literature are to be taken into consideration. If the
requirement for fa tening are ob erved, according
to DIN EN 13561, for the u er Wind Resistance
Class 2 can be confirmed for the in tallation.

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Sizes in mm
1.3.4 Scribe the drill hole and fit fa tening
fixture with uitable fa tening plate according to
the background.
Align the fa tening fixture
horizontally!
1.4 Eaves Fixture
Sizes in mm Sizes in mm
1.4.1 Determine the fitting height.
Determine the po ition of the fixture according to
the ticker already provided (red point ) on the
back of the ca ette ( ee al o 1.2.1 Face Fixture).

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1.4.2 Fa ten the eave fixture with a nail. Align the
fixture horizontally with a pirit level and fix with a
econd nail.
1.4.3 Drill through the eave at the crew hole .
Screw fixture with uitable fa tening material .
Align the fa tening fixture horizontally.
2. Hanging the awning (e.g. face fixture)
2.1 Place the awning on the wall fixture , tilted
lightly upward .
2.2 Let the ca ing re t on the rear lot and the
clamping plate.
2.3 Tightly crew the two outer ocket head cap
crew of the clamping plate (SW8).

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3. Awning with motor drive
3.1 The electrical connection for motor drive
and/or controller connection i to be carried out a
pre cribed by the motor and controller
manufacturer. Modification , in particular
concerning the motor, the controller and the
connection lead require written authorization.
The in tallation and etting guide i attached to
the power upply cable of the motor. In truction
for other electrical component are to be found in
the appropriate packaging.
The integrated motor ha a learned end po ition in
the extending direction. Thi etting i carried out
at work . If it need to be altered or corrected, one
mu t proceed according to the motor in truction
(with radio: portable tran mitter, without radio:
etting cable)
Direction of rotation when retracting
ATTENTION: A coiling of the cover onto the roller
from below can lead to the awning being damaged
when retracted. When altering the end po ition ,
definitely ob erve the direction of rotation.
3.2 If required, the Hir chmann plug can be
ituated behind the ide panel. (Not po ible with
the Studio variant!)
Remove ide panel in ide (there are four mall
naplock at the edge, which grip behind the outer
ide panel). Un crew the heet metal crew with
cro lot for ecuring the ide panel out ide. Place
the Hir chmann plug in the ide panel, horten the
cable if nece ary.

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3.3 Motor connection data
with radio (433 MHz):
U = 230 V ~ / 240 W, 50 Hz, I = 1,00 A
markilux 6000 motor drive: 2 folding arms without radio:
U = 230 V ~ / 240 W, 50 Hz, I = 1,10 A
with radio (433 MHz):
U = 230 V ~ / 290 W, 50 Hz, I = 1,25 A
markilux 6000 motor drive: 3 - 4 folding arms without radio:
U = 230 V ~ / 350 W, 50 Hz, I = 1,50 A
4. Setting the pitch angle
4.1 With awning extended, fir t loo en the ide
clamping crew (SW 19) of the fixture .
4.2 Rai e arm and relieve the load. By turning the
front-face ocket head cap crew (SW 8), adju t the
pitch angle.
4.3 Firmly retighten the clamping crew (SW 19) of
the fixture.
5. Arm position with awning retracted
5.1 If with awning retracted, one arm i
po itioned too high or too low and becau e of thi
the front profile doe not clo e correctly, then the
arm po ition i to be corrected.
5.2 Loo en ocket head cap crew SW 10 (2) and
SW 4 (1) on the inner bracket.

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5.3 Rai e arm and relieve the load. By turning the
ocket head cap crew (SW 4), bring the arm to the
horizontal po ition.
5.4 Tighten ocket head cap crew SW 4 (1) and
SW 10 (2) on the inner bracket.
6. Fixture covers
6.1 Face fixture cover
6.1.1 From an awning pitch angle of approx. 15°,
it i nece ary to cut out the pla tic cover of the
wall fixture at the thin-walled bridge with a
afety knife according to the pitch angle etting.
Screw on wall cover.
6.1.2 Screw on wall cover with ocket head cap
crew (SW 5).

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6.2 Top fixture cover
6.2.1 Guide the inner ide cheek of the ceiling
fixture around the awning ca ing with a 90° turn.
6.2.2 Pu h outer and inner fixture cheek together.
6.2.3. Screw ceiling fixture cover to the bracket
with ocket head cap crew (SW 5).
7. Awnings with Rolltex Bearing (size-dependent)
De pite the factory etting, with local pitch angle
adju tment a correction may be nece ary. The
Rolltex bearing ha two etting option for an
optimal travel of the cover:
1. Greate t ten ion of the tran port band with a
small front awning profile. By evenly turning the
two SW 3 et crew (1) clockwi e, the tran port
band i ten ioned, relieved by turning evenly anti-
clockwi e.
2. With larger awning widths, it i recommended to
et the tran port belt more loo ely.

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8. Awning with lighting (two lamps per unit)
8.1 Overview
1 Lighting profile
2 Cap
3 Holder
4 Acrylic gla lighting tube colorle atin
fini h
5 Fluore cent lamp
O ram FQ 39 W / 827
6 Ma k
7 Starter ca ing
Electrical work: Electrical in tallation mu t be carried by a qualified electrician according to VDE 0100.
8.2 Lighting with dimmer
8.2.1 The cable for the lighting connection i
marked with thi ticker.
The wiring diagram must definitely be observed, a
faulty connection can lead to the destruction of the
device!
Wire color Terminal
(1) gray Control voltage dimmer 10V (+)
(2) black Control voltage dimmer 10V (-)
(3) brown 230V~ voltage upply pha e
(4) blue 230V~ voltage upply neutral
conductor
(5)
green/yellow
230V~ voltage upply protective
conductor
8.2.2
For the connection of the upply and control
cable, 5 approved crew terminal or non- crewed
terminal with a rated voltage of at lea t 230 V~
are required.
Attention Danger to Life: Electrical operation
without protective conductor connection i not
permitted! It i to be ob erved, that during operation
the protective conductor (5) green/yellow i neither
interrupted in/on the product nor by the main cable.
All electrical connection and connection lead mu t
definitely be checked after being connected and
before the fir t trial operation!
8.2.3
Technical data of a lamp:
Power upply: 230 VAC
50 Hz (10/16A)
Max. wattage: 39W
Lamp: OSRAM FQ39W/827
Sy tem of protection: IP54
Supply cable cro - ection: min. 1.0 mm²