Siro SIS1605 User manual

Bidirectional 5-Channel Radio-Handheld Transmitter
with integrated timer
SIS1605
Compatible with bidirectional SIRO drives:
ERBS15-LE
ERBS25-LE
EYAS25-LE
06-2020

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1. Functional overview
The remote control SIS1605 is a radio transmitter with integrated timer. You can use the transmitter to
remotely control drives and radio receivers of the bidirectional LE-series from SIRO either manually or
automatically with a program.
The SIS1605 remote controller has 5 radio channels with which the motors or radio receivers
can be controlled individually or combined into several groups.
Furthermore, the handheld transmitter SIS1605 has three different modes:
Manual Mode ( ): Normal remote controller without the time switch function
Automatic Mode ( ): Remote controller with timer function (main mode)
Random Mode ( ): In this mode, your settings are executed 15 minutes before or after
the specified time. Example: You have set the driveway to 10.00 hours. This way your shading
system will randomly drive up at 9.45 or 10.15.
Use the mode button (see figure) to select the respective mode.

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2. Installation
The remote controller SIS1605 requires a battery cell type CR2450 –3V as power source. To
ensure that the device can execute all commands, it is recommended to replace empty batteries
in time.
1. Open the battery compartment of the remote controller on the back by sliding the cover down.
2. Insert the battery into the battery compartment with the plus pole facing upwards.
3. Close the battery compartment.
3. Setting the weekday and time (only in manual mode)
During the setting mode, you always have 60 seconds time between each action. If no activity
is performed during this period, the unit automatically returns to the operation mode.
However, you can exit the setting mode at any time without saving any settings.
The weekdays are displayed in English:
Mo: Monday Tu: Tuesday We: Wednesday
Th: Thursday Fr: Friday Sa: Saturday
Su: Sunday
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1. To change into MAN-
Mode, press and hold
the mode button.
2. Press and hold the time
button for 3 seconds. The hour
display will now flash.
3. Press the up or down
button to set the current
hour. Example here: 11
4. Press the P1 + button to
confirm. The minute display will
now flash.
5. Press the up or down button to
set the current number of minutes.
Example here: 11:01
6. Press the P1 + button
again to confirm. The weekday
display will now flash.
7. Enter the current day by
pressing the up or down
button. Example here:
Monday
8. Press and hold the time button for 3
seconds to save the setting. For final
confirmation press the time button again
briefly.

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4. Establishing the connection between the motor and remote controller
Before the SIS1605 remote controller can control one or more drives, the connection
between the devices must be established. First select a channel on the SIS1605 remote
controller that is to be used to control one or a group of drives. Make sure that the
remote controller is in manual mode.
Please refer to the operation instructions of the LE-series drive you have received for the procedure
of teaching-in and end position setting.
5. Setting the roll up and down times
-If the set time shows "--:--", it means that on this day of the week and in this channel no
timer function is set.
-There are three possibilities available.
1. Each weekday can be set individually (Su flashes)
2. All weekdays have a uniform time (Mo - Su flash)
3. The working days and the weekend have different times (Mo - Fr flash)
1. Switch to the AUTO mode using
the mode button. Press and hold
the time button for 3 seconds.
You are now in setting mode.
2. Press P1 + button to set
the group. The following
pictures show an example of
the first possibility of
grouping.
4. Press the up or
down button to set the
hours (roll up).
5. Press the P1 + button briefly.
The minute display (roll up) is
now flashing.
6. Press the up or down
button to set the minutes
(roll up).
3. Briefly press the stop
button to confirm the
setting. The hour display
(roll-up time) flashes.

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6. Bug fixing
Problem
Possible cause
Solution
The device does not
work
The battery is incorrectly
inserted or empty.
Check that the battery is inserted
correctly. Replace the battery if
necessary.
The drive cannot be
moved up / down
manually.
Automatic mode is active.
Press the time button to switch to
manual mode. Manual appears in the
display.
The drive does not move
up / down at the set
time.
Manual mode is active.
Press the time button to switch to
automatic mode. Auto appears in the
display.
7. Press P1 + button to confirm
the minutes of the roll up time.
The hour display of the roll up
time now flashes.
8. Press the up or down button
to set the hours (roll down).
9. Briefly press the P1 + button.
The minute display (roll down)
flashes.
10. Press the up or down
button to set the minutes (roll
down).
11. Briefly press the P1+
button to confirm the set
minutes of the roll-down
time. The display now shows
Monday (Mo) with the roll up
symbol.
12. After you have carried out the
roll up and down times in sequence
for the whole week, press the time
button for 3 sec. The display for
hours and minutes flashes. Your
setting is now saved. You
automatically leave the setting
mode.

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7. Technical data
Technical data
Power supply:
3 Volt
Battery type:
CR2450
Working current:
≤12mA
Protection class:
IP 20
Operating temperature:
-5°C to +40°C
Radio frequency:
433.92 MHz
Transmitter power:
5mW
Channels:
5
Compatibility:
Bidirectional SIRO LE-Serie
Check that you have received the correct device before commissioning. Also compare the frequency
information on the motor or controller nameplate.
8. Warranty conditions
SIRO Antriebs- und Steuerungstechnik offers a 2-year warranty on new drives that have been
professionally installed and properly operated in accordance with the installation instructions. The
warranty covers all design faults, material defects and manufacturing faults.
Any defects occurring within the warranty period will be remedied by SIRO free of charge by supplying
an equivalent or new product. Replacement delivery for warranty reasons does not result in general
extensions of the original warranty period.
Any claims for compensation beyond this are excluded.