Screen Innovations Nano Box User manual

Screen Innovations
9715-B Burnet Rd, Suite 400 Austin, TX 78758
512.832.6939
www.screeninnovations.com
INSTALLERS: Please leave this manual with the owner.
24V DC - RTS
PART NO. 400024
Nano Box
Installation Instructions
Version 1.1

PARTS LIST  NANO BOX  24V DC  RTS
Parts list - Nano Box - 24VDC - RTS Pg 1
Shades
Leveling Shims
(4 per shade)
Installation Remotes
(1 per RTS shade)
Wall Brackets
Spacer Blocks (optional - 4 per shade)
Terminal Block
Brackets
my
275 Box
375 Box
475 Box
Terminal Blocks
Screws Included
(3 per Bracket)
Longer Screws Included
OR

3. Make sure the wall bracket lever is down (may already be down).
INSTALLATION  NANO BOX  24V DC  RTS
1. Terminate pre-wire with the supplied terminal block.
Not
Used
Data For 24VDC Only
Header
Jamb
+ 24 VDC
- 24 VDC
V+
V-
+
-
G
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Proper position for
installing Box
Pg 2
Spacer Blocks - used to clear an obstruction in the fabric path.
Leveling Shims - used if the window frame is out of level.
Connect to shade brackets before installation
Note: do not use more than 2 leveling shims per bracket.
Note: Do not use more than 4 spacer blocks per bracket.
Connect spacer blocks to shade brackets before installation.
SPACER BLOCKS AND LEVELING SHIMS (OPTIONAL)
Spacer blocks and Leveling Shims
2. Install the wall brackets 4 - 6 inches in from the end of the shade with the supplied screws.
(The closer to the end of the cassette, the better)
4” - 6” 4” - 6”

INSTALLATION  NANO BOX  24V DC  RTS
6. Hang shade onto wall brackets and center in opening
Installation - Nano Box - 24V DC - RTS Pg 5
7. Use thumb to lock shade in place
4. Install terminal block bracket between jamb and wall bracket on the motor side using the
supplied screws
Jamb
Jamb
Header
Terminal block bracket must be on motor side.
4” - 6” 4” - 6”
INSTALLATION  NANO BOX  24V DC  RTS
Installation - Nano Box - 24V DC - RTS Pg 4
5. Connect the shade and pre-wire connectors, then snap into the terminal block bracket

Programming - RTS Pg 7
PROGRAMMING  RTS
Each RTS Nano shade includes an installation remote that is used to adjust limits and program
group controls. These installation remotes are uniquely numbered to the shade they are paired
with. The lower limit of every shade is preprogrammed to ½” from the bottom of the window.
After installing each shade, follow these steps to adjust the lower limit:
STEP 2 - Assign shades to groups :
Next, program group controls. To pair with a permanent transmitter
such as a multichannel Telis or DecoFlex, follow these steps.
1. Press and hold the program button on the back of the installation
remote until the shade jogs.
2. Select the channel where you want to create a group, then bump
(do not hold down) the program button on the back of the remote -
the shade will jog.
3. Both remotes now control the shade.
4. Continue doing this with each shade until all shades are
programmed in the desired groups.
NOTE: Each RTS motor can be paired with 12 unique transmitters.
PROGRAMMING STEPS (must follow in order)
Step 1: Fine tune lower limit
Step 2: Assign shades to groups
Step 3: Pair groups to control system (Mylink, LinkPro)
1. Beginning with the rst shade, pull plastic tab from remote and press allowing shade to run
to lower limit set at the factory.
2. When shade has stopped, adjust the lower limit by holding and simultaneously until the
shade jogs.
3. Use or to move the shade to the desired lower limit.
4. Hold the “My” button until the shade jogs again.
5. Repeat this procedure at each window until all shades have lower limits set to desired positions.
1. Download the myLink app.
2. Pair the grouped shades with LinkPro or MyLink according to the instructions in the myLink app.
STEP 1 - Fine tuning lower limit :
STEP 3 - Pair Groups to control system (LinkPro, myLink) :
Warning: Do not
attempt to use any
installation remote until all
the shades are installed.
hold the button
until the shade jogs
(light on the motor
turns green).
Installation
Remote
Permanent
Remote
Bump
(do not hold)
WIRING  NANO BOX  24V DC  RTS
24V DC
For guaranteed motor performance the supplied voltage for 24V motors must be 24V DC. See
the table below for maximum wire lengths.
If the motors are powered using a Power Distribution Enclosure connect the motors to the
“+24V DC” and “-24V DC” ports on the terminal blocks. The RS485 ports are unused.
Wire Gauge (AWG)
14
16
18
Maximum Supported Wire Length (FT.)
250
150
100
V+ Positive 24VDC
V- Negative 24VDC
+24 VDC
-24 VDC
RS 485
RS 485
Only connect to +24V DC and -24V DC
Wiring - Nano Box - 24V DC - RTS Pg 6
Not used

TROUBLESHOOTING  RTS
For RTS
Problem Possible Cause Action to Take
Shade won’t operate. Motor is not powered.
Ensure that 24Volt motors have 24V DC supply and
that the polarity is correct.
Remote button presses
are too short.
When operating an RTS remote hold the buttons
down for at least 2 seconds.
The remote is being
used out of range.
Move within 30ft. of the shade. If the issue persists,
adjust the antenna to a new position, and make sure
the antenna does not touch metal.
The remote battery is
out of place or drained.
Check that the red LED on the remote flashes when
buttons are pressed. On the installation remote, pry
off the back by hand and ensure the battery is fully
seated in the battery tray. If the remote remains
unresponsive, replace the battery with a CR2430 3V
lithium cell.
Troubleshooting - RTS Pg 8
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