Rowley R-Tec Automation RTMISS User manual

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R-TEC Smart Controls - Interior Sun Sensor
Interior sun sensors automatically manage daylight transitions at each window,
minimizing reliance on and costs of artificial light.
FEATURES
3 Modes of
Operation: Close,
Open / Close &
Shade Detect
4 Light
Sensitivity Levels
Low Battery
Warning
2-Way RF
Communication
RTMISS

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Technical Data / Pack Contents 3
Safety 4
Installation 5
Sensor Battery
Replacing Battery
Mounting
Functional Overview 6 - 7
Buttons
Modes
View and Change Sensor Mode
Light Levels Of Light Intensity Values
Light Intensity Detection
Low Battery Notification
Up Button
Programming 8
Protocol Selection
Adding or Removing Sensor & Creating Group Control 9
Using Motor P1 Button
Using a Pre-Existing Controller
Troubleshooting 10
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Parameters Value
COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
TECHNICAL DATA / PACK CONTENTS
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
• This device may not cause harmful interference.
• This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Voltage 3 V DC
Battery CR2032
Radio Frequency 433.92 MHz
Transmitting Power 10 milliwatt
Transmission Range 65'
Standby Current 5 uA
Light Intensity Level Range 15 - 75 Klux
Temperature Working Range 14º F - 122º F (-10º C - 50º C)
PACK CONTENTS
1. Sun Sensor
2. Instruction Manual
3. 3V - CR2032 Battery
1
3/
4"
1
3/
4"
5/
8"

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SAFETY
Any changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. Incorrect installation can lead to serious injury and will void
manufacturer’s liability and warranty.
WARNING
Do no dispose of in general waste.
Please recycle batteries and damaged electrical
products appropriately.
CAUTION
• Do not expose to moisture or extreme temperatures.
• Do not allow children to play with this device.
• Use or modification outside the scope of this instruction manual will void warranty.
• Installation and programming to be performed by a suitably qualified installer.
• Use only R-TEC Automation®hardware.
• Keep clear when in operation.
• Replace battery with correctly specified type.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS TO BE READ PRIOR
TO OPERATION
• It is important for the safety of persons to follow the enclosed instructions. Save these instructions for future reference.
• Persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge
should not be allowed to use this product.
• Frequently inspect for improper operation. Do not use if repair or adjustment is necessary.
• Keep away from children.

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INSTALLATION
SENSOR BATTERY
REPLACING BATTERY
Pull battery tab out to activate for first use.
Pry open using flat head screwdriver
where notches meet on the sensor.
Remove old battery by
pressing up from under the
battery's position.
Push new battery in with the
positive (+) side facing outwards.
Replace cover by aligning
notches and press together.
Battery CR2032Battery CR2032
MOUNTING
1. Ensure surface on glass is clean and free of dust.
2. On the back of the sensor, peel clear plastic off to reveal adhesive.
3. Find desired position on glass for the sensor and press adhesive side to glass.
4. Check that the glazing or the tint on the window will not affect the functionality of the Sun Sensor.
5. Ensure that the light level is enough to activate the Sun Sensor. If it is possible to measure the light intensity using the
Lux-meter. The values measured should be according to the level of the sensor mode selected.

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FUNCTIONAL OVERVIEW
BUTTONS
Mode 1 - DEFAULT
Close Mode
Preset light level reached
Light level stays above preset
for 2 minutes
Blind goes down
Blind stays down
Mode 2
Open / Close Mode
Preset light level reached
Light level stays above preset
for 2 minutes
Blind goes down
Light level goes below the preset
value for more than 15 minutes
Blind goes back up
Mode 3
Shade Detect Mode
Preset light level reached
Light level stays above preset
for 2 minutes
Blind goes down until sensor is
covered
Blind goes up until sensor is
uncovered
Light level goes below the preset
value for more than 15 minutes
Blind goes back up
MODES
Light Level Indicator
UP
P2 Change Light Level

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To view the current mode:
Press the SUN button for one second
1 blink indicates mode 1
2 blinks indicate mode 2
3 blinks indicate mode 3
To change the mode:
Hold the SUN button until the LED blinks 5 times.
The mode has now shifted up by one. E.g. Mode 2 has changed to Mode 3.
The UP button can be used to manually override the sensor and tell the shade to go up.
When the battery needs changing, the currently selected light level LED will blink every 2 minutes.
VIEW AND CHANGE SENSOR MODE
LIGHT LEVELS OF LIGHT INTENSITY VALUES
LIGHT INTENSITY DETECTION
LOW BATTERY NOTIFICATION
UP BUTTON
Light Level Luminous flux per unit area
0 Level Not Operational
1 Level 15,000 LUX
2 Level 30,000 LUX
3 Level 45,000 LUX
4 Level 60,000 LUX
Press the SUN key repeatedly until the desired light level flashes.
TO CHANGE LIGHT LEVEL SETTING:
Press the SUN and P2 buttons for one second. Hold the sensor toward the light.
Response
The unit will indicate light level

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PROGRAMMING
R-TEC Automation®motors use the default ARC protocol mode.
If your device is in the "EL" mode, to toggle back to the ARC mode follow the steps below.
To check which mode the sensor is currently in, press the UP or P2 button briefly.
ARC Protocol: The current LED will blink fast 8 times to indicate that the new (ARC) protocol is currently set.
*This is the mode needed for your R-TEC Automation®motor to work.
Acmeda “EL” Protocol: The current LED will blink slowly 4 times to indicate that the old protocol is currently set.
PROTOCOL SELECTION
Hold P2 while inserting battery

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A = Existing controller or channel (to keep). B = controller or channel to add or remove.
USING PRE-EXISTING CONTROLLER
Press P2 on
existing controller.
Press P2 a second time on
existing controller.
Press P2 on new sensor.
Motor ResponseMotor ResponseMotor Response
USING MOTOR P1 BUTTON
Consult your user manual for your controller or sensor.
IMPORTANT
Hold P1 button on motor head. Hold P2 on sensor to
add or remove.
ADDING OR REMOVING SENSOR &
CREATING GROUP CONTROL
Approx.
Motor ResponseMotor Response
Approx.

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Any Questions?
Contact our R-TEC Automation®in-house experts at 866.985.3423. Email us at RTECAutomation@RowleyCompany.com.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem Cause Remedy
Motor is not responding
Sensor battery is discharged Replace battery. See page 5.
Battery is inserted incorrectly Check battery polarity. See page 5.
Radio interference / Shielding
Ensure sensor is positioned away from metal objects and
that aerial on motor or receiver is kept straight and away
from metal.
Sensor distance is too far
from remote Move sensor to a closer position.
Power failure Check power supply to motor is connected and active.
Incorrect wiring Check wiring is connected correctly (refer to motor
installation instructions).
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