Schalk SMS 2 User manual

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General information
The SMS 2 or SMS U2 are used together with the SW 4 wind
sensor and the SL 2 light sensor for safe and convenient
control of awnings or external blinds.
When the sun intensity is high, the awning is extended auto-
matically, and retracted again when the brightness decrea-
ses (this automatic function can also be deactivated).
If the wind speed is too high, the awning is retracted automa-
tically.
The SMS 2 also has an integrated twilight function and a
blind reverse function.
Buttons for direct OPEN/CLOSE operation can be connec-
ted. The automatic shading system can be deactivated for a
certain period of time by pressing an operating button for a
longer period of time.
Wind monitoring always has priority, so system safety is gua-
ranteed even in the event of incorrect operation.
Applications
Convenient automatic shading control with additional protec-
tion against wind damage to electrically operated awnings.
SMS 2 has an additional automatic twilight function for night-
time room darkening.
Operation
The desired response thresholds are set with the „Sun“ and
„Wind“ (and „Twilight“ at SMS 2) settings.
When a set limit value is exceeded, the control LED starts
ashing and the awning is activated after the response time
has elapsed. The details of the individual operating modes
can be found in the function diagrams.
The awning can also be operated manually by a directly
connected dual push-button (without mutual interlock). The
response time of the automatic shading function is reset
after each manual operation.
In order to manually force the awning to remain stable for a
long period of time, a long press (5 seconds) of the OPEN or
CLOSE button can completely deactivate the sun automation
for 5 hours. Pressing the button during this time reactivates
the automatic sunshade function.
Sensor-driven motor controller (wind/light)
SMS 2 (rail mounting version)
SMS U2 (ush mounting version)
Wind sensor SW 4 / light sensor SL 2
Special features
ÌComfort and security control
ÌIntegrated sensor power source (PELV); no external power
supply necessary
ÌCan also be used as a group controller for lower-level roller
shutter or louver blind controllers
ÌLow power consumption
ÌSMS 2 features:
- Additional automatic twilight function
- Floating relay contacts
- Automatic reverse function (louvre blinds)
Compact, easily installed awning controller with integrated wind and light sensing. Automatic shading control and protection
against awning damage from high wind speed.

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Important: Counter-rotation of the blinds must be deactiva-
ted!
The automatic wind control always remains active and
always works with absolute priority. This means that the
system cannot be endangered by excessive wind - even in
the event of accidental incorrect operation.
The reaction time in the event of wind is pre-programmed
and is 1 - 15 seconds, depending on the amount of excess
wind. The response time when reaching sun light intensitiy
threshold can be individually adjusted by a simple program-
ming procedure (factory setting 10 min.).
The motor running time can also be programmed for individu-
al adaptation to the awning used (factory setting 90s).
If the SMS 2 or SMS U2 is used as group control, this can
also be set in a programming process. In this case, the
controller only releases the outputs as soon as the wind level
falls below the set limit value.
Controls and indicators
Light intensity threshold setting
Setting range 20,000 –100,000 lx
Adjuster for counter-rotation of blinds (SMS 2 only)
Duration of the counter-ow pulse 0.1 - 1.3s or Off (function
deactivated)
Status indicator LEDs:
SMS U2: A blinking red LED ( ) W indicates wind speed abo-
ve the threshold level; blinking green ( ) indicates brightness
above the threshold level.
SMS 2: Blinking red ( ) with LED W indicates wind speed
above the threshold level, with LED B light level above the
brightness threshold, and with LED D light level below the
twilight threshold.
LEDs 14 and 24 indicate the corresponding motion direction.
Status indicator LEDs
LED off
LED lit red
LED blinks red
LED lit green
LED blinks green
LED blinks alternating red/green
Twilight threshold setting (SMS 2 only)
Setting range 1 – 70 lx
Wind speed threshold setting
Setting range 10 – 70 km/h

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Connection example: SMS U2 as awning control
Connection example: SMS 1
Installation
The SMS 2 controller monitors 3 adjustable parameters: Wind, shading and twilight. Shading or twilight can also be deactivated individually if required (the
ush-mounted version SMS U2 does not have the twilight function).
For low voltage wiring (shown in green) control or data cables such as I-Y(St)Y 2x2x0.6 can be used (length max. 50m). The low voltage for the sensor supply is
generated directly in SMS 2 (SMS 2. An additional external power supply is not required.
*) If required, a switch can be integrated into the sensor cable to permanently switch off the automatic shading and twilight control.
For SMS U2 (without twilight function) a simple switch is sufcient. For SMS 2 (with twilight function), a changeover switch must be used to switch to a
150kΩ resistor in order to prevent the twilight function from responding.
This type of switch-off only deactivates the sun automation. The safety-relevant wind monitoring remains fully functional.
Light sensor
Automatic sunlight control can
be completely disabled by an
optional external switch*
Awning drive
Series switch
Open
Close
Wind sensor
Series switch
Central
control
Drive 1 Drive 2 Drive 3
Open Close Open Close Open Close
OpenClose OpenClose OpenClose
Local
control
Local
control
Local
control
Open Close
Automatic sunlight control
can be completely disabled by
an optional external switch*
Please note:
Only one SMS 2 controller (e.g. SMS U2) can be operated on one wind or light sensor.
A single SMS 2 is used as central control for controlling several drives. The respective individual drives are
then operated with the UMS 5, UMS U5 or FE3 M motor controller.
The relay outputs of the central SMS 2 are routed to the auxiliary inputs of UMS 5.
S = Sensor Sun
W = Wind sensor
A = OPEN button
Z = CLOSE button
C = Common (negative
pole)
14 = Relay output OPEN
24 = Relay output CLOSE
N = Neutral
L = Phase 230V AC
Terminal designations SMS 2 and SMS U2:
Light sensor Wind sensor
auxiliary OPEN
auxiliary CLOSE

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Application example: SMS 2 in combination with GSR 2 (limit switch for rain) as central control for
light, wind and rain monitoring
For rain monitoring, the limit switch GSR 2 is connected to the control‘s
auxiliary inputs OPEN (NA) in addition to SMS 2.
Auxiliary input OPEN (NA) has the highest priority. Opposing controls are
therefore safely overruled by the GSR 2.
Please note:
Only one sensor control or one limit switch can be operated on one associated sensor at a time!
A sensor control and (or) a limit switch are used as central control for controlling several drives.
The respective individual drives are then operated with the UMS 5, UMS U5 or FE3 M motor controller.
The relay outputs of the central control are routed to the auxiliary inputs (NA and NZ) of the individual controls.
For low voltage wiring (shown in green) control or data cables such as I-Y(St)Y 2x2x0.6 can be used (length max. 50m). The low voltage for
the sensor supply is generated directly in the respective controller.
An additional external power supply is therefore not required.
SR 1 Rain sensor
Drive 1 Drive 2 Drive 3 Drive 4
Central
control
Series switch
Open
Local
control Open
Local
control
CloseClose
Open Close Open Close
Open Close Open Close
OpenClose OpenClose
Local
control
Local
control
Additional operating
comfort and smart home
integration by Schalk Fx3
radio technology
wireless
control
Mixed operation with identical controls (UMS 5, UMS U5 and FE 3M) is possible without problems.
Depending on the requirements (with or without radio comfort) and installation situation (ush-
mounted or in-line installation), an optimally suitable control system can always be used.
Motor control
(DIN rail mounting)
Motor control
(DIN rail mounting)
Motor control
(ush-mounting)
Wireless motor control
(ush-mounting)
Sensor control
for wind/light
Limit switch
for rain
Open Close
auxiliary OPEN
auxiliary CLOSE

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Conguration and commissioning
1) Press and hold the OPEN and CLOSE inputs at the same time for 10 seconds
This activates programming mode with the programming process.
Restoring factory default settings:
If the controller is accidentally miscongured, this can be corrected by restoring the factory default settings.
To do this, press the OPEN and CLOSE buttons at the same time for 20 seconds until the LED blinks green and red (on the
SMS 2, all LEDs will blink).
Factory default settings
After 30 seconds in setting mode with no button press, setting mode is exited automatically and all set-
tings made up to that point are accepted.
ÌTerminal 14 retracts or raises the awning (OPEN button)
ÌTerminal 24 extends or lowers the awning (CLOSE button)
Info
Step 1: Adjust the response time for shading (and for twilight with SMS 2)
(SMS U2: LED lit green / SMS 2: LEDs B and D lit red)
The factory default response time is 10 minutes. This can be increased incrementally by pressing the OPEN button or de-
creased incrementally by pressing the CLOSE button. To skip this setting, go directly to Step 2.
One button press corresponds to 1 minute response time
(Setting range: 1–60 min)
2) Briey press the OPEN and CLOSE buttons at the same time
This takes you to the second programming step and saves any previous settings you have made.
Step 2: Adjust the motor run time
(SMS U2: LED lit red / SMS 2: LED W lit red)
The factory default motor run time is 90 seconds. If the awning should only be extended to a specic position in automatic
mode, all you have to do here is to extend it to this position by pressing the OPEN or CLOSE buttons. To skip this setting, go
directly to Step 3.
(Setting range: 1–240 s)
3) Briey press the OPEN and CLOSE buttons at the same time
This takes you to the third programming step and saves any previous settings you have made.
Attention! Note: The awning must be in the home position (fully retracted) for this.
The following default values are congured in the factory:
- Response time for sun exposure: 10min
- Motor run time: 90s
- Group mode disabled
First congure the threshold values and sensor type using the corresponding controls (see “Controls and indicators”). The
following settings only have to be congured if the factory default settings are not suitable (see “Factory default settings”).
Step 3: Enable or disable group mode
(SMS U2: LED lit red-green / SMS 2: LEDs B, D and W lit red)
Group mode is disabled by default (factory setting). Press the OPEN button to enable group mode, or press the CLOSE
button to disable group mode.
4) Briey press the OPEN and CLOSE buttons at the same time
This exits programming mode and saves any previous settings you have made.

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The local inputs „OPEN“ (A) or „CLOSE“ (Z) are edge-cont-
rolled and react with the falling edge.
A tuv=0.6s pause when switching between 14 and 24 serves
to protect the awning motor.
The automatic shading system can be completely deactiva-
ted for 5 hours by pressing the button (A or Z) for 5 seconds.
After this time has elapsed (or previously by pressing the
awning again), the automatic system is reactivated.
Info: Counter-rotation of the blinds must be deactivated!
Blind counter-rotation function (SMS 2 only):
Local inputs are level-controlled when the button is pressed
briey and edge-controlled when the button is pressed long.
Countercurrent pulse (tg) is triggered during shading (see
running time diagram for sun) or by manual stop with A or Z.
Functional diagrams
Running time diagram „Sun
Example: light = 70000lx; twilight = 30lx (only SMS 2); tLZ = 240s (programmed)
tan = 10min (response time, user programmable); tm = 90s (motor run time, user programmable), blind auto-revers time (only
SMS 2) tg = 0,7s (adjustable)
Auto shading
function deactivated
Illumination
light
Illumination trend
twilight
time [h]
(only SMS 2)
Twilight function
(only SMS 2) counter-rotation function
(only SMS 2)

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When the wind speed (frequency of the wind sensor pulse signal W) rises above the set threshold level, the local OPEN (A) and
CLOSE (Z) inputs are completely blocked. The light sensor (S) also has no effect on the controller under this condition. The
inputs are enabled again after the wind speed drops below the set threshold level.
The SMS 2 dynamically adjusts the response delay for wind „ton“ (that means the higher the wind speed overstepping, the
shorter the response time).
Runtime diagram „Wind
Example: ton = 15s (dynamically); toff = 15s (xed);tLZ = 240s (programmed); signal threshold wind = 40 km/h
Beaufort scale by phenomenological criteria:
Wind speed
[Bft]
Wind speed
[km/h]
Designation Effect on land
00-1 Calm Calm. Smoke rises vertically.
11-5 Light air Smoke drift indicates wind direction. Leaves and wind vanes are stationary.
26-11 Light breeze Wind felt on exposed skin. Leaves rustle. Wind vanes begin to move.
312-19 Gentle breeze Leaves and small twigs constantly moving, light ags extended.
420-28 Moderate breeze Dust and loose paper raised. Small branches begin to move.
529-38 Fresh breeze Branches of a moderate size move. Small trees in leaf begin to sway.
639-49 Strong breeze Large branches in motion. Whistling heard in overhead wires. Umbrella use beco-
mes difcult. Empty plastic bins tip over.
750-61 High wind Whole trees in motion. Effort needed to walk against the wind.
862-74 Gale, fresh gale Some twigs broken from trees. Cars veer on road. Progress on foot is seriously
impeded.
975-88 Strong/severe gale Some branches break off trees, and some small trees blow over. Construction/tem-
porary signs and barricades blow over.
(only SMS 1)
wind speed
time
wind speed trend
Group
mode
Runtime
mode
dynamically
deactivateddeactivated
Local inputs
Up (A), Down (Z), Sensor (S)

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Operating voltage 230V 50/60Hz 10 %
Power consumption approx. 0.66 W
Wind measuring range 10-70 km/h
Wind switching hysteresis 25 %
Wind response time 15s (dynamically)
Sun measuring range Light intensity: 20000Lux - 100000Lux / Twilight: 1Lux - 70Lux
Sun switching hysteresis Light intensity: 40 % / Twilight: 20%
Sun response time 10 min (1...60min programmable)
Motor run time 90s (1...240s programmable)
Relay switching dead time 0.6s
Sensor supply voltage 3.3V DC (PELV)
Ambient temperature -10°C to +45°C
Installation orientation Any
RAL colour Grey 7035 / Green 6029
SMS 2 / SMS U2 technical data
Order data
Relay output 2 NO contacts 4A/250V AC
Auto-reverse time 0,7s (0.1 to 2.4s programmable)
AC Connections Socket terminals with captive screws M3
- Clamping range 0.5 mm² - 2.5 mm²
- Strip length 6.5 mm - 7.0 mm
- Screwing torque 0.50 Nm
PELV Connections Socket terminals with captive screws M2
- Clamping range 0.25 mm² - 1.5 mm²
- Strip length 6.0 mm - 6.5 mm
- Screwing torque 0.20 Nm
Dimensions 43 x 43 x 18.5mm³
SMS U2:
Part no. EAN Type Designation
SMSU29 SMS U2 Sensor-controlled motor control (wind/light), 230V AC (FMD)
SMS209 SMS 2 Sensor-controlled motor control (wind/light), 230V AC (REB)
SW4000 SW 4 Wind sensor with articular mount
SL2000 SL 2 Light sensor with clip bracket
2019-06-01
Sensor type Reed contact pulse generator
Feed line max. 50m (at 2 x 0.25mm²)
Dimensions ca. 85 x 125 x 250mm3
Technical data SW 4
Sensor type Phototransistor
Feed line max. 50m (with 2 x 0.25mm²), screw connection: PG9
Protection class IP65
Dimensions ca. 65 x 20mm3
Technical data SL 2
Relay output 2 NO contacts potential-free, 10A/250V AC
Auto-reverse time 0,7s (0.1 to 2.4s programmable)
Mounting Snap-on mounting on 35mm top-hat rail according to EN 60715
Connection terminals Cage clamp terminals with captive screws M3.5
Clamping range 0.5 mm² - 4.0 mm²
Strip length 6.0 mm - 6.5 mm
Screwing torque 0.80 Nm
Dimensions 18 x 88(45) x 58mm³
SMS 2:
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