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Master MISTRAL BATTERY Manual

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Instruction guide MISTRAL BATTERY rev01 dated 26.05.12
433,92 MHz
www.mastermotion.eu
Instruction guide for MISTRAL BATTERY assembling.
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Dear Customer, thank you for purchasing a MASTER product.
Here you will find important informations regarding the methods of use and the safety of installation.
MISTRAL BATTERY is a wind sensor and it can communicate via radio with receiving modules, inside or outside the motor, working at 433,92 MHz
frequency and made by the same producer.
The producer cannot be consider responsible for any damages due to improper, wrong or unreasonable use.
Comply with the following informations and keep for future reference.
FOR A CORRECT INSTALLATION, IT IS RECOMMENDED TO READ THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFORMATIONS.
Warnings
Environmental conservation!
Environmental conservation is an everyone’s duty !
MASTER uses packaging recyclable materials. Dispose materials on the proper containers, complying with the law in force in your locality.
This product may have substances that are polluting for the environment and dangerous fo the health.
At the end of the product life cycle, carefully comply with the waste disposal rules. It is strictly forbidden to dispose the product on the domestic
waste.
It is advisable in areas with strong interference (for example near police stations, airports, ports, hospital, etc).Atechnical
inspection is in any case advisable before installing any radio system in order to identify sources of interference.
Radio systems can be used where possible disturbances or malfunctioning of the transmitter or the receiver do not pose a risk factor, or if the risk
factor is cancelled by suitable safety systems. The presence of radio device operating on the same transmission frequency ( ) can
interfere with the radio receiver of the motor and so reduce the range of the system and limit the functionality of the installation.
to avoid using radio systems
433,92 MHz
01. Important notes on radio systems
GUIDANCE
SECURITY
01.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
The product must be installed by qualified technical staff so as to comply with the standards and laws in force in your locality.
Do not modify or replace parts without the manufacturer’s permission.
If there are several radio motors in the same systems, the minimum distance between them must not be less than 1,5 metres.
Aviolent shock and the use of unsuitable tools can cause the brackage of internal or external parts of the device.
Do not drill or tamper the device for any reason.
Do not install the product near metal surfaces.
Operating on the device with caution, using suitable tools.
Check that the sensor has been installed on the correct position and well exposed to the wind and that there are no obstacles to the blades rotation.
This sensor has not been studied for working with blades turned upside down (as on the first picture).
02. Check that the package is intact and has not suffered damage in transit.
02. Warnings on safety installation
03. Technical characteristics (related to 20 °C working temperature)
- Power supply:
- Battery duration (estimate) :
- Working temperature :
- Working frequency :
battery
5 years
-20°C / +55°C
433,92 MHz
3V
wind
from to Km/h
- Supported sensors :
- Wind threshold : 5 35
1
ON
1
ON
SWITCH OFF SWITCH ON
1 2
ONCE THE SWITCH IS « »
THE MISTRAL BATTERY SIGNALS
ITS ACTIVATION THROUGH LEDS LIGHTING.
IF THIS DOES NOT HAPPEN
PUT SWITCH ON THE « »POSITION
WAIT 30 seconds AND REPEAT
THE OPERATION.
ON
OFF
OPEN THE MISTRAL BATTERY COVER
AND SWITCH IT ON THROUGH
THE SWITCH ON THE BATTERY
04. MISTRAL BATTERY switching on.
05. Wind threshold table and visual signals:
6
5
4
3
2
1
20 Km/h
15 Km/h
10 Km/h
35 Km/h
30 Km/h
25 Km/h
Velocità
Soglia
WIND THRESHOLD
factory set up
(*)
(*)
WIND FUNCTION :
MISTRAL BATTERY sends a wind danger transmission to the tuned receiving
modules when the wind speed exceeds the set threshold for longer than 3 seconds. It
exits the wind alarm mode after 8 minutes from the last gust over the set threshold.
During the wind alarm mode all the commands are off.
In order to preserve the duration of the mounted battery, no signals are sent during the normal working. Only when a transmission due to weather changing
is sent (from wind presence to absence) the red led briefly lights.
06. How to memorize or delete MISTRAL BATTERY on the receiver.
WITHIN
8 sec.
WAIT
10 sec.
USING A STORED TRANSMITTER
BRING THE MOTOR TO
AN INTERMEDIATE POSITION.
INTERMEDIATE
POSITION
(around half way).
HOLD « » ON THE TRANSMITTER
UNTIL THE MOTOR
OPERATES 2 UPWARD MOVEMENTS.
PROG
1
1
TO MEMORIZE
TODELETE
«1»HOLD BUTTON
ON THE SENSOR
FOR AROUND 3 seconds.
«1»HOLD BUTTON
ON THE SENSOR
FOR AROUND 3 seconds.
HOLD BUTTON
FOR 2 seconds.
«2»
Flash = 10 Km/h
Flashes = 15 Km/h
= 20 Km/h
= 25 Km/h
= 30 Km/h
= 35 Km/h
Flashes
Flashes
Flashes
Flashes
1
2
3
4
5
6
Time = 10 Km/h
Times = 15 Km/h
= 20 Km/h
= 25 Km/h
= 30 Km/h
= 35 Km/h
Times
Times
Times
Times
07. How to adjusting Wind threshold.
2
THE RED LED FLASHES THE
SAME TIMES OF THE
CURRENTLY SET WIND
THRESHOLD
PRESS BUTTON « »THE SAME TIMES
OF THE DESIRED THRESHOLD
FOLLOWING THE « »TABLE
1
WIND THRESHOLD
Flash = 10 Km/h
Flashes = 15 Km/h
= 20 Km/h
= 25 Km/h
= 30 Km/h
= 35 Km/h
Flashes
Flashes
Flashes
Flashes
THE NUMBER OF FLASHES
SIGNALS THE NEW
SET THRESHOLD
In order to check the right working
of the wind alarm bring the motor
to an intermediate position and
ensure that the wind alarm moves
the motor upward.
IF THE RECEIVING DEVICE IS SWITCHED ON AFTER A TEMPORARILY ABSENCE OF POWER SUPPLY, IT TAKES UNTIL 10 MINUTES TO RE-ESTABLISH THE RADIO TUNING
WITH THE RADIO SENSOR.
08. Battery charge state.
12
PRESS TOGETHER BUTTON
« » AND « » ON THE SENSOR.
THE TWO LEDS FLASH ACCORDING
TO BATTERY CHARGE STATE.
1 2
3 FLASHES = MAX CHARGE 2 FLASHES = MEDIUM CHARGE 1 FLASH = LOW CHARGE
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
3 FLASHES = SPENT
REPLACE BATTERY
YELLOW LED YELLOW LED YELLOW LED RED LED
The battery duration is estimate at least for 5 years on standard temperature and humidity conditions. However it must be considered that battery duration can
be shorter in particular use conditions. Where available, it is strongly recommended to keep the «RADIO » function active on the tuned receiver. In case,
due to the gradual battery running out, the transmission range performed by the radio sensor does not reach the tuned receiver anymore, «RADIO »
function of the receiver will permit to roll up the awning (around every 20 minutes) reaching the protection position and gives a visible sign of the
need to verify the radio sensor and eventually replace the battery. Waiting for a specialized technician, it is possible to temporarily deactivate the « RADIO
TEST» following the receiver instruction guide.
TEST
TEST
periodically
The battery replacement must be carried out by qualified and authorized staff, complying all the laws in force in your locality.
The battery must be replaced by one of the same type. Contact your dealer for the spent battery. Considering the sensor condition of use, the temperature inside the sensor can
be very high.An unsuitable battery may cause fire hazard or exposion danger.
Remove the bottom unscrewing the 3 fixing screws.
Shift the switch on the « »position.
Remove the spent battery and replace it with a new one respecting polarities .
« » position.
Replace again the bottom of the sensor ensuring with the 3 fixing screws previously removed.
The spent battery must be dispose on the proper containers ,complying for the law in force in your locality.
If the system does not work, shift the switch on the «OFF» position, waiting some
seconds and shift again the switch on the«ON» position, verifying that the red led briefly lights, then check again the sensor working. It is advisable to activate the «RADIO
TEST» on the receivers if it has been deactivated.
TO REPLACE BATTERY :
1.
2. OFF
3.
4. ON
5.
After battery replacement is obligatory verifying the correct working of the system.
Shift the switch on the
THE BATTERY USED ON THIS DEVICE HAS BEEN EXPRESSLY STUDIED FOR OUSIDE USE. IT IS DANGEROUS AND FORBIDDEN TO REPLACE THIS BATTERY
WITH ANOTHER ONE WITH DIFFERENT TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS.
09. Battery replacement.
All products and technical characteristics on this document are subjects to variations without any notice.
MASTER declares that the device meets the principal requirements and the other regulations of the directive 1999/5/CE.
The declaration of conformity of the above products is available on the web site , section «Conformity products»http://www.mastermotion.eu/it-IT/download
Notes.
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