Silent Gliss 5100 Autoglide User manual

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Silent Gliss 5100 Autoglide
Quick Start Guide

1. 5100 Autoglide - System Options
5100B –Base
System 5100B standard control with radio wall switch,
comprising of :
Motor 5190
Wall switch 10949
5100R - Remote
System 5100R can be controlled by wall switch or remote
control handset comprising of :
Motor 5190
Wall Switch 10949
Handset 10946

5100T - Timer
System 5100T can be controlled by wall switch or timer
unit comprising of :
Motor 5190
Wall Switch 10949
Timer 11092
5100TC - Total Control
System 5100TC can be controlled by wall switch, remote
handset or Timer unit comprising of :
Motor 5190
Wall Switch 10949
Handset 10946
Timer 11092

2. Setting the Limits (end positions)
1. Pull curtain in one direction for 15 cm and then let go
2. Curtain moves in this direction until the
end
3. LED blinks three times blue
4. First end position is set
1. Pull curtain in other direction for 15 cm and then let go
2. Curtain moves in other direction until the end
3. LED flashes three times blue
4. Second end position is set
Re-Setting limits (re-positioning end positions)
Changing the limits due to stacking requirements

1. Disconnect Power (Power off) for 10 sec.
2. LED flashes blue twice
3. Insert the cardboard spacer 10275 provided into
the glider channel behind
the overlap arm to pack out to the desired
stacking width
4. Power on
5. Pull curtain in one direction for 15 cm and then
let go
6. LED flashes 3 x blue
7. Pull curtain in other direction for 15 cm
then let go
8. LED flashes 3 x blue
Please note your 5100 Autoglide is equipped with touch and go and manual override.
Now the limits are set it is possible to operate the curtains by simply pulling the leading edge of either
curtain 15 cm in the desired direction, the curtain will then move to the limit in that direction.
If there is a power failure it is possible to move the curtains manually to open and close without
damaging the track or motor.
However, it will mean the first movement made in either direction after the power failure will re-set the
limits to the extreme ends, here any adjusted limit position set prior to the power failure will be lost.
Therefore the adjusted position will need to be reset as per the steps above (Re-Setting limits).
Please note, unplugging the power supply means that the limits need to be re-set as above.
3. Assigning Controls to the motor
All controls are radio control so will need assigning to the motor on the track –for each system option
follow the steps below after the limits (end positions) have been set on the motor.
5100B - Base –Wall switch 10949
On the motor

1. Push programming button
with a pin for 1 sec
2. LED blinks red
3. Please follow the steps below
on the wall switch within the
next 10 seconds
On the wall switch
1. Press UP on wall switch
2. LED on motor blinks 3 times
blue
3. Wall switch now assigned
4. For any further instructions
refer to the instruction manual
in wall switch package.
Full instructions for the radio wall switch 10949 are enclosed with the unit.
5100R - Remote –Handset 10946
On motor

1. Push programming button with a pin for 1 sec.
2. LED blinks red
3. Please follow the steps below on the handset
within the next 10 seconds
On Handset 10946
1.Press UP on handset
2.LED on motor blinks 3 times blue
3.Handset now assigned
4.For any further instructions refer to the instruction manual in
wall plate package
Full instructions for the handset 10946 are enclosed with the unit.
5100T - Timer –11092

On Motor
1. Push programming button with a pin for 1 sec
2. LED blinks red
3. Please follow the steps below on the timer
within the next 10 seconds whilst the red light is blinking.
On Timer step - 2
The flashing red LED on the motor will now
stop.
LED on motor blinks 3 times blue
The timer will now be assigned to the motor.
. To Activate timer press power button on

Note
Screen Display and button functions
Please see on the following pages for the initial set-up instructions for the of timer for the following functions
The clock, time and day
Timer point set-up for setting the automatic open and close times.

Clock, time / day setting sequence
To set the clock time / day settings follow detailed step by step instructions below.
Clock, time / day setting instructions
When setting the hour, minute and day during the programming process, moving to the next
function means the last information in the previous function is remembered.
1) Press for 3 seconds to unlock the screen (ensure the screen unlocks before moving to
the next step) padlock symbol disappears the no. 1 appears top left.
Re-press for 3 seconds again to enter clock programming mode, the clock symbol flashes
top left of screen.
2) Press once to select clock setting programme (defaults to hours).
Press to move hour forwards, press to move hour backwards –set hour.
3) Press once to go to minutes
Press to move minute forwards, press to move minute backwards –set minutes.
4) Press once to go to day
Press to move day forwards, press to move day backwards –set day.
5) Press for 3 seconds to save clock settings and exit clock programming mode return to
the control window.
Warning: During normal use and the setting process above the timer screen will lock if the
timer is not used or no operation buttons are pressed within 30 seconds. It is now necessary
to repeat the processes in steps 1 & 2 above to re-enter the clock setting programme.
Now the clock has been set correctly, proceed to set the automatic open and close times via
the timer points as described in the following pages.
1
2)
3
4
5

Timer operation overview (11092 single channel timer)
The 11092 Single channel timer has 14 timer points for setting the automatic open and close
operations of the curtain track –the individual timer points are named -
A,B,C,E,F,G,H,I,J,L,O,P,S, and U.
Each of the points are individually programmable –however not all timer points need to be
programmed so can be either switched on or left off.
When received from the factory the 11092 timer all time points are pre-set to off, when
entering the timer setting window it will default to Timer point A, set off, set to 12.00 noon,
set to close and applied to every day of the week.
The individual open or close timer points can be applied to either single or multiple days of
the week.
When setting the timer points during the programming process, moving to the next function
means the last information in the previous function is remembered.
The following examples in the table below are the most common setting scenario’s that can
be set using the timing points.
Example
Time Point
Operating days
Operating
time
(24hr clock)
Function
open / close
1
A
Sunday to Saturday
07.30
Open
2
B
Sunday to Saturday
19.00
Close
OR
3
A
Monday to Friday
07.30
Open
4
B
Monday to Friday
19.00
Close
5
C
Saturday and Sunday
09.30
Open
6
E
Saturday and Sunday
20.00
Close
To set timer point A as per example 1 highlighted in the table above follow detailed step by
step instructions on the following pages.

Timer point setting, 1st time set-up (time point A as per example 1 in table on previous
page).
1
A
Sunday to Saturday
07.30
Open
Note: When setting the timer points during the programming process, moving to the next
function means the last information in the previous function is remembered.
1) Press for 3 seconds to unlock the screen (ensure the screen unlocks before moving to
the next step) padlock symbol disappears, the no.1 appears top left.
Press for 3 seconds to enter programming mode –the clock symbol flashes top left of
screen.
Press once to go to timer mode (alarm clock symbol flashes top left).
2) Press once to select timer setting programme (pre-set to timer point A) A is flashings.
3) Press to move to on/off, off flashes press to turn on.
4) Press once to go to hour (12 pre-set), press to move hour backwards to 08.00 (press
to move forward if required).
5) Press once to go to minutes (00 pre-set), press to move minutes forward to 30 (press
to move minutes backwards if required).
6) Press once to go to set open or close (pre-set to close), press to set open.
7) Press once to go to days of the week (pre-set to everyday) Sunday will flash –no action
is required as default = set to every day.
8) At this point either you have a choice - press for 3 seconds to save the timer settings
and return to control window OR move forward to again by pressing to set a further
timer point - A is flashing, press to move to time point B and programme the functions
as per example 2 on table on previous page above
Please note: during the process above on the display = Open, = Close
Warning: During normal use and the setting process above the timer screen will lock if the
timer is not used or no operation buttons are pressed within 30 seconds. It is now necessary
to repeat the processes in steps 1 & 2 above to re-enter the timer setting programme.
Full instructions for setting the timer are enclosed with the 11092 timer unit.

Optional
5100T - Timer –11093
On Motor
1. To Activate timer press
power button on rear of unit
approx. 1 sec with a pin.
1. Push programming button with a pin for 1 sec
2. LED blinks red
3. Please follow the steps below on the timer
within the next 10 seconds.
On Timer
The flashing red LED on the motor will now stop, LED on motor blinks 3 times blue.
The timer will now be assigned to the motor.
Now the clock has been set correctly, proceed to set the automatic open and close times via the timer points
as described in the following pages

Timer operation overview (11093 multi-channel timer)
The 11093 multi-channel timer is supplied with 8 timer points for setting the automatic
open and close operations of the curtain track –the individual timer points are identified
as –1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8.
The timer also has 16 channels which can be assigned to individual or multiple motors, and
applied to the timer points above.
Each of the points are individually programmable –however not all timer points need to be
programmed so can be either switched on or left off.
When received from the factory the 11093 timer all time points are pre-set to off, so when
entering the timer setting window it will default to Timer point 1, set off, set to 12.00
noon, set to close and is applied to every day of the week.
The individual open or close timer points can be applied to either single or multiple days of
the week and can be programmed to single or multiple channels.
When setting the timer points during the programming process, moving to the next function means
the last information in the previous function is remembered when set.
The following examples in the table below are the most common setting scenario’s that
can be set using the timing points.
Example
Time Point
Operating days
Operating
time
(24hr clock)
Channel
number
Function
open / close
1
A
Sunday to Saturday
07.30
1
Open
2
B
Sunday to Saturday
19.00
1
Close
OR
3
A
Monday to Friday
07.30
1
Open
4
B
Monday to Friday
19.00
1
Close
5
C
Saturday and Sunday
09.30
2
Open
6
E
Saturday and Sunday
20.00
2
Close
To set timer point A as per example 1 highlighted in the table above follow detailed step by
step instructions on the following pages.

Time point setting sequence
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)

Timer point setting instructions, 1st time set-up (time point A as per example 1 in
table on previous page)
Note: When setting the timer points during the programming process, moving to the next
function means the last information in the previous function is remembered.
1) Press for 3 seconds to unlock the screen (ensure the screen unlocks before
moving to the next step) padlock symbol disappears, the no.1 appears top left.
Press for 3 seconds to enter programming mode –the clock symbol flashes top left of
screen.
Press once to go to timer mode (alarm clock symbol flashes top left).
2) Press once to select timer setting programme (pre-set to timer point A) A is
flashing. 3) Press once to move to on/off, off flashes press to turn on.
4) Press once to move to Channels, press to move between channels press
to delete or reselect if deleted.
5) Press once to go to hour (12 pre-set), press to move hour backwards to 08.00 (press
to move forward if you overrun).
6) Press once to go to minutes (00 pre-set), press to move minutes forward to 30
(press to move minutes backwards if you overrun).
7) Press once to go to set open or close (pre-set to close), press to set open.
8) Press once to go to days of the week (pre-set to everyday) Sunday will flash.
9) At this point either you have a choice - press for 3 seconds to save the timer settings
and return to control window OR move forward to again by pressing to set a further
timer point –A is flashing, press to move to time point B and programme the
functions as per example 2 on table on previous page above.
Please note: during the process above on the display - = Open, = Close
Warning: During normal use and the setting process above the timer screen will lock if the
timer is not used or no operation buttons are pressed within 30 seconds. It is now necessary
to repeat the processes in steps 1 & 2 above to re-enter the timer setting programme.
Full instructions for setting the timer are enclosed with the 11093 timer unit.
5100TC –Total control

The 5100T uses each method of control Wall Plate, Handset and Timer, to assign each
please follow the steps as per the instructions above for each unit.
Trouble shooting
Possible fault
Possible cause
Solution
When plugged in the motor will
not respond
Ensure the plug is wired
correctly, check power is at the
socket outlet
When plugged in the motor will
not rotate
Re-set end limits –ensure limits
are retained
The motor cannot be operated
with the switch
Programme the switch to the
motor
The motor operates only for a
short distance after start up
The track has possibly been
assembled incorrectly
Check system, Re-set end limits
Buttons on timer do not
respond
(all buttons locked)
Remove battery from rear of
unit for 5 seconds, replace
battery now re–set clock (timer
settings are retained).
Curtains do not meet in centre
when curtains are hung.
Ensure curtain header is loose
enough to allow full movement
of the overlap arm.