Smith & Noble Luxe Linen Honeycomb Shades User manual

Step by Step Installation Instructions
Luxe Linen
Honeycomb Shades
Customer Service 800.248.8888 or visit us online at smithandnoble.com

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For assistance, call smith+noble
Customer Service at
800.248.8888
Visit our website at
smithandnoble.com
THANK YOU for purchasing from smith+noble.
Your new window treatments have been custom
crafted from the highest quality materials.
Once installed, they will provide you with a
lifetime of beauty and trouble-free use.
INSTALLING your new shade is easy. Simply follow
our step-by-step instructions. We recommend that
you read through all the instructions before you
start. If you have questions, our customer service
representatives are available at 800.248.8888.
Do not dispose of packaging until the shade is
operating to your satisfaction.
Table of Contents
Getting Started ................................3
Cordlift - Standard & Top Down/Bottom Up .............4
Attaching the Brackets ...................... 5 - 6
Attaching Extension Brackets ....................7
Hanging the Shade............................7
Operating the Shade ..........................8
Breakthrough Cord Connector ...................8
Cordless - Standard & Top Down/Bottom Up ...........10
Attaching the Bracket..................... 11 - 12
Hanging the Shade...........................12
Removing the Shade..........................12
Operating the Shade .........................13
Troubleshooting .............................14
Loop Control - Standard, Top Down/Bottom Up & 2-on-1 ..16
Attaching the Brackets ........................17
Mounting the Brackets ........................18
Hanging the Shade...........................19
Removing the Shade..........................19
Operating the Shade .........................20
Installing Tension Device ......................20
Motorized Shades ............................22
Attaching the Brackets .................... 23 - 24
Attaching the Battery ..................... 24 - 25
Hanging the Shade...........................26
Setting up the Remote Control .............. 27 - 28
Operating the Shade .........................28
Hold Down Brackets (optional) ..................29
Level the Bottom Rail .........................29
Care + Cleaning ..............................30
Safety ......................................30
Warranty .............................. back page

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Getting Started
Getting Started
Remove the shade from the
packaging.
Do not dispose of packaging
until the shade is operating to
your satisfaction.
Check the diagram to make sure
you have all the parts indicated
for the appropriate type of
installation.
NOTE: Do not attach the headrail
to the mounting bracket prior to
installation
Do not lower the shade yet.
Tools you will need to install your
blind: pencil, screwdriver, 1/4" nut
driver, level, pliers and a drill with
1/16" drill bit.
Your brackets must be securely
attached to the mounting surface.
When screwing into a surface,
the included screws must hit
wood studs. Otherwise, use a
secure fastener as illustrated
(not included).
Wallboard Or Plaster:
Use a secure fastener designed
for hollow wall applications.
Metal: Pre-drill holes and use
the included screws.
Concrete, Stone, Brick Or Tile:
Use a masonry drill and
appropriate plugs, anchors
or screws.
When selecting a fastener, make
sure it is designed to support
the weight of the product being
installed. Follow the fastener
manufacturer’s instructions for
proper installation. screws
(included)
toggle
bolt
self drilling
anchor
molly
bolt
note: When installing screws with a drill,
be careful not to over-tighten. This may
cause the screw to break off in the wall
or window frame.
2½"
2½"
Rail
For shade Standard Rail
widths of:Inside or Outside Mount Inside MountOutside Mount
Up to 40" 2 2 2
>40" to 72" 3 3 4**
>72" to 84" 4 4 5**
>84" to 120" 5* 5 6**
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Large Rail
Use this Number of Brackets:
mounting
bracket
sidemount
bracket
(optional)
hold down
bracket
(optional)
extension
bracket
(optional)
Parts of the Shade
Standard + Top Down/Bottom Up
CORD
CLEAT
HEADRAIL
DRAW
CORD

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Attaching the Brackets
Attaching the Brackets Attaching the Brackets
Cord Lift - Standard &
Top Down/Bottom Up
End brackets should be located
with centerlines 2 1⁄2" in from
each end.
* On Semi-Sheer shades over
84" wide, it is recommended
to use a second bracket
located next to the end
bracket at the Cord Lock.
** On Light Filtering shades
over 40" wide, it is recommended
to use a second bracket
located next to the end
bracket at the Cord Lock.
Depending on the width of the
shade, additional brackets may
be necessary evenly spaced
between the two end brackets.
Using the Installation Bracket
as a template, measure and
mark the center lines. When
mounting brackets, make sure
they are in line and level.
Attaching the Brackets (con't)
Inside Mount
The brackets are mounted flat against
the top sill surface.
To fully recess the shade requires a flat
surface with a minimum depth of 2" for
Semi-Sheer or 2
1
⁄ 2 " for Light Filtering.
Shallow mounting requires
3
⁄ 4 " min.
Outside Mount
The brackets are mounted with two screws
through the back end of the bracket flat
against the window molding or the wall
above the window. The bracket requires
a minimum surface 3⁄4" high.
Sidemount (optional)
Line the bracket top with the desired
height of the top of the headrail.
Mark holes for screws. Remove
brackets and drill holes. Insert screws
for keyhole slots only. Approximately 1⁄8"
of the screw should be left protruding.
Pull the cord lock assembly partially
out of the headrail and slide the
bracket on as shown. Push the
cordlock assembly and bracket
back all the way into the rail.
Remove the endcap from the opposite
end of the headrail. Slide the
remaining side mount bracket onto
the headrail. Replace the endcap
before sliding the bracket all the way
into the headrail.
Hook one bracket onto the screw in the
window frame, using the keyhole slot.
Bring the other end bracket over the
screw at the other side of the frame.
Slide down, flexing bracket inward until
the screw engages in the keyhole slot.
Make sure both brackets are slipped
down all the way in the keyhole slot so
that the screw is in the top portion of
the keyhole slot. Install a screw in the
bottom hole of each bracket. Tighten
all screws.
2½"
2½"
Rail
For shade Standard Rail
widths of:Inside or Outside Mount Inside MountOutside Mount
Up to 40" 2 2 2
>40" to 72" 3 3 4**
>72" to 84" 4 4 5**
>84" to 120" 5* 5 6**
**76pudna021>
Large Rail
Use this Number of Brackets:
Semi-Sheer Rail Light Filtering Rail
1 7⁄16"
Semi-Sheer Rail Light Filtering Rail
1 7⁄8"
2½"
2½"
Rail
For shade Standard Rail
widths of:Inside or Outside Mount Inside MountOutside Mount
Up to 40" 2 2 2
>40" to 72" 3 3 4**
>72" to 84" 4 4 5**
>84" to 120" 5* 5 6**
**76pudna021>
Large Rail
Use this Number of Brackets:
2½"
2½"
Rail
For shade Standard Rail
widths of:Inside or Outside Mount Inside MountOutside Mount
Up to 40" 2 2 2
>40" to 72" 3 3 4**
>72" to 84" 4 4 5**
>84" to 120" 5* 5 6**
**76pudna021>
Large Rail
Use this Number of Brackets:
21⁄2"
Cord Lock
1st Installation Bracket
2½"
2½"
Rail
For shade Standard Rail
widths of:Inside or Outside Mount Inside MountOutside Mount
Up to 40" 2 2 2
>40" to 72" 3 3 4**
>72" to 84" 4 4 5**
>84" to 120" 5* 5 6**
**76pudna021>
Large Rail
Use this Number of Brackets:
3/4" minimum
Mounting
Bracket
2" minimum for Semi-Sheer
2-1/2" minimum for Light Filtering
2½"
2½"
Rail
For shade Standard Rail
widths of:Inside or Outside Mount Inside MountOutside Mount
Up to 40" 2 2 2
>40" to 72" 3 3 4**
>72" to 84" 4 4 5**
>84" to 120" 5* 5 6**
**76pudna021>
Large Rail
Use this Number of Brackets:
2-1/2"
Mounting
Bracket
Sidemount
Bracket
(optional)
Sidemount
Bracket
(optional)
Keyhole
Slot

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WARNING
To avoid entanlgement and strangulation,
keep cords out of the reach of young children.
Move cribs and furniture away from blind cords.
To further reduce hazards, this shade was built
with a cord connector which was designed to
break apart when force is applied from the top.
No safety system is fail-safe.
KEEP CORDS OUT OF REACH OF SMALL CHILDREN!
!
If your cord connector should happen to break apart, follow the instructions below to reassemble.
When the connector is
open, each side has a cord
coming in at the top, one
side has a cord coming in
from the bottom.
Fit the bottom edges
together. The side with
the cord fits into the side
without the cord.
Swing the top ends
together and press in the
middle to fully connet.
BREAKTHROUGH
CORD
CONNECTOR
Operating the shade + Breakthrough Cord Connector
Attaching Brackets + Hanging the Shade
Attaching Extension Brackets (Optional)
Hanging the Shade
Breakthrough Cord Connector
Optional Extension Brackets
are used to project the back
of the shade up to 23⁄8" from
the mounting surface.
This
will allow the shade to avoid
window cranks, door knobs,
etc. when raised and lowered.
Attach the Installation Bracket
to the Extension Bracket with
the nut and bold provided.
Center the shade over the
window opening at the desired
height. Mark the position of
the Extension Bracket on the
wall. Make sure the mounting
brackets are level. Mount the
Extension Brackets to the wall.
Unwind the cord from
the shade.
Hold the shade up near the
brackets and insert the front
clip of the bracket into the
front groove of the rail.
Center the shade over the
window opening at the
desired height.
Push the rail back and up
until the back clips of the
bracket are inserted into the
back groove of the rail.
To lower or release the shade,
pull the cord inward toward the
center of the shade.
To raise or lock the shade,
pull the cord straight down
and outward toward the edge
of the shade.
Nut
Bolt
Extension
Bracket
Rail Bracket
Push rail back and up until the
back clip snaps into the rail.
Operating the Shade
17⁄8"
minimum

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Cordless Lift - Standard
Parts of the Shade
Standard
Mounting Bracket
Optional
Extension Bracket
Optional
Spacer Block
Optional
Hold Down Bracket
Top Down/
Bottom Up

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Hanging + Removing the Shade
Attaching the Brackets (con't)
Attaching the Brackets
Attaching the Brackets
Using the Installation Bracket as a
template, measure to the edge of the
bracket and mark the hole locations
with a pencil for drilling. When
mounting brackets, make sure they
are in line and level.
Brackets must be in line and level.
Shim brackets on inside mounts if
necessary. The headrail must be level
for the shade to operate properly.
Shades are shipped with the required
number of brackets for proper
installation. End brackets should be
located approximately 3” from either
end. Depending on the width of the
shade, additional brackets may be
necessary, evenly spaced between
the two end brackets.
Inside or Ceiling Mounts
Use the top bracket holes.
Shallow Mount - minimum 1” surface
Flush Mount - minimum 2 1⁄4” surface
Wall or Outside Mounts
Use the rear bracket holes.
Outside Mount - minimum 7⁄8” surface
Outside Mount with
Spacer Block (optional)
Optional Spacer block will project
bracket 3⁄8”
Outside Mount with Extension
Bracket (optional)
Side Mount with Extension
Bracket (optional)
Use the top bracket holes.
First, lower the middle and bottom rail
about an inch. This will help keep the
fabric from getting caught between
the brackets and the headrail.
Position the headrail with the front
lip (A) resting on the top hooks of
all the brackets. Make sure that
no fabric is pinched between the
brackets and the headrail.
Push the bottom of the headrail
firmly upwards and toward the
window until the groove at the
bottom of the headrail snaps into
place, (B) as shown.
To remove a shade, insert a screwdriver
between the headrail and the bottom
back of the bracket (tab which extends
out slightly from each bracket).
Gently pry the screwdriver to release
the bracket from the headrail.Take
care not to damage the painted
finish of the headrail.
As you release the brackets, support
the headrail to keep it from falling.
Top Hook
Top Hook
NOTE: Release Tab
is at the bottom of
the Bracket
Spacer Block
2” minimum
surface required
Nut
Bolt
3 3/8"
Nut
Bolt
Hanging the Shade
Removing the Shade
Push here upwards and
toward the window B
A
Insert screwdriver
here and gently pry
Shade widths Use this number
of Brackets
Up to 40" 2
40" - 72" 3
72" - 84" 4
84" and up 5

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Troubleshooting
Shade Will Not Stay Down:
The fabric may want to spring
up because it was fabricated
primarily in the closed position.
With clean hands, gently pull
down on a section of cells to
relax the pleats. (see diagram
below) Repeat with another
section of cells until the fabric
is relaxed.
Do not tightly stack the shade
for 24 hours.
Fabric Billows Out When
Shade Is Raised:
Fabric can take a set when
stretched out for extended
periods of time.
Raise the shade very slowly to
allow the retraction mechanism
to overcome the force of the
stretched fabric.
Operating the Shade
Operating the Shade
Troubleshooting
To lower the shade, pull down
on the handle which is secured
to the middle or bottom rail.
To raise the shade, push the
middle and/or bottom rail
up. The shade will hold at any
position when the middle or
bottom rail is released.
This product should be
operated from the center of
the middle or bottom rail.
Be sure to raise the shade
slowly and steadily to allow
the shade enough time to
stack evenly.
Use handle when raising
and lowering shade for
better support and
smoother operation.
To
Lower
To
Lower
To
Raise
To Lower - Insert hook
into slot on handle and
pull gently
To Raise - Center
pole end under
bottom rail.
For out-of-reach operations,
an optional extension pole
should be used.
Gently stretch fabric.
Pull evenly on each side.
Gently stretch fabric.
Pull evenly on each side.

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Loop Control -
Standard, Top Down/Bottom Up & 2-on-1
Standard
Mounting Bracket
Optional
Extension Bracket
Optional
Spacer Block
Optional
Hold Down Bracket
Parts of the Shade

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Attaching the Brackets
Mounting the Brackets
Shades are shipped with the required
number of brackets for proper
installation. End brackets should be
located approximately 3" from either
end. Depending on the width of the
shade, additional brackets may be
necessary, evenly spaced between
the two end brackets.
Using the Installation Bracket as a
template, measure to the edge of the
bracket and mark the hole locations
with a pencil for drilling. When
mounting brackets, make sure they
are in line and level.
Brackets must be in line and level.
Use shim brackets on inside mounts,
if necessary. The headrail must be level
for the shade to operate properly.
Attaching the Brackets
Inside or Ceiling Mounts
Use the top bracket holes.
Outside Mount
Use the rear bracket holes.
Shade widths Use this number of
Brackets
Up to 40" 2
40" - 72" 3
72" - 84" 4
84" and up 5
Top Hook
Top Hook
NOTE: Release Tab
is at the bottom of
the Bracket
Outside Mount with Spacer
Block
Optional Spacer blocks will project
the bracket 3⁄8".
Outside Mount with Extension
Brackets (Optional)
Optional Extension Brackets are
used to project the back of the
shade up to 2 3⁄8"from the mounting
surface. Attach the Installation
Bracket to the Extension Bracket
with the nut and bolt provided.
Sidemount with Extension
Bracket (Optional)
2” minimum
surface required
Nut
Bolt
3 3/8"
Nut
Bolt
Mounting the Brackets + Hanging + Removing the ShadeAttaching the Brackets

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Hanging the Shade Operating the Shade
Removing the Shade Installing Tension Device
To remove a shade, insert a screwdriver
between the headrail and the bottom
back of the bracket (tab which extends
out slightly from each bracket).
Gently pry the screwdriver to release
the bracket from the headrail.Take
care not to damage the painted finish
of the headrail.
As you release the brackets, support
the headrail to keep it from falling.
The tension device reduces the
hazards of strangulation and
entanglement of young children
and pets by limiting access to the
control cord.
Please see cord tensioner
guide on how to install
(included separately).
Please read the instructions
included in the mounting hardware
packet prior to installation.
First, lower the middle and bottom rail
about an inch. This will help keep the
fabric from getting caught between the
brackets and the headrail.
Position the headrail with the front lip
(A) resting on the top hooks of all the
brackets. Make sure that no fabric is
pinched between the brackets and
the headrail.
Push the bottom of the headrail firmly
upwards and toward the window until
the groove at the bottom of the headrail
snaps into place, (B) as shown.
Operate the shade by pulling down
on the side of the code. The front
cord raises the shade, the rear cord
lowers the shade.
Do not lift the bottom with your
hands. Also, be careful not to place
objects on the window sill that will
interfere with operating the shade or
cause it to hang unevenly.
Insert screwdriver
here and gently pry
B
Push here upwards and
toward the window
A

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CELLULAR SHADE EQUALIZATION
If the shade length and equalization is satisfactory, simply trim the excess
cord hanging below the bottom rail.
If adjustments are necessary, pull the excess cord at the bottom of the
shade down until the Bottom Rail Plug is released. Push the cord up or
down through the Bottom Rail Plug (figs. A & B).
If the cord needs to be longer, slide the bottom end of the cord up into the
wedge and slide the wedge down to take up slack.
If the cord needs to be shorter, slide the top end of the cord down into the
wedge and slide the wedge up to take up slack.
Adjust the position of the plug as necessary (fig. C).
Feed the cord back through the Bottom Rail Plug (figs. D & E).
Push the Bottom Rail Plug back into the Bottom Rail Pocket.
When bottom rail adjustments have been made, trim the excess cord
hanging below the bottom rail.
CLEANING AND CARE
The Shade fabric is easy to care for. Regular dusting with a feather duster
or vacuum cleaner brush is recommended. Most stains can be blotted with
a damp sponge and mild detergent. Cellular and Pleated shades can be
removed from the Installation brackets and soaked in warm water. When
damp, raise shade tightly to re-crisp pleats. Before using anything stronger
than mild detergent and lukewarm water, test an unobtrusive corner of the
shade. If you have any questions, call your dealer for advice.
152062 Rev. E 12/8/10
Installation
Instructions
for
Motorized
Cellular
SHADE REMOVAL
To remove a shade, insert a screwdriver between the
headrail and the bottom back of the bracket (tab
which extends out slightly from each bracket).
Gently pry the screwdriver to release the bracket
from the headrail. Take care not to damage the
painted finish of the headrail.
As you release the brackets, support the headrail to keep it from falling.
SHADE OPERATIONSETTING FAVORITES AND RE-ADJUSTING LIMITS
NOTE: When adjusting limits on a shade, unplug all other motorized
shades. When completed with adjusting limits, plug the motors back
in.
Setting an Intermediate Position (IP)
1) Press the UP or DOWN directional button on the previously
addressed transmitter until the shade reaches a desired intermediate
position, then press the MY (Stop) button to stop. If necessary adjust
the desired position with a brief press of either the UP or DOWN
button.
2) Press and hold the MY (Stop) button on the transmitter until the
shade jogs. Intermediate position is now added to memory
3) Activate the shade intermediate position by pressing the MY (Stop)
button from ANY shade position.
Note: Shade should be stationary prior to activating intermediate
position function. If shade is actively moving (in-motion) MY (Stop)
button should be pressed twice. To Delete: Activate shade to (IP)
position, then press and hold the MY (Stop) button for 5 seconds.
Re-adjusting Upper Limit (UP Shade Position)
1) Press the UP directional button on the transmitter. Shade will travel
to the pre-set UP limit.
2) Once shade stops at pre-set up limit, press and hold the UP and
DOWN buttons simultaneously on the transmitter until the shade jogs.
3) Press and hold either the UP or DOWN button on the transmitter to
adjust shade to new position.
4) Press and hold the MY (Stop) button until the shade jogs. New
Upper Limit (Up Stop Position) is now added to memory.
Re-adjusting Lower Limit (DOWN Shade Position)
1) Press the DOWN directional button on the transmitter. Shade will
travel to the pre-set DOWN limit.
2) Once shade stops at pre-set down limit, press and hold the UP and
DOWN buttons simultaneously on the transmitter until the shade jogs.
3) Press and hold either the UP or DOWN button on the transmitter to
adjust shade to new position.
4) Press and hold the MY (Stop) button until shade jogs. New lower
limit (Down Stop Position) is now added to memory
Pressing the down button
will fully open the shade.
Pressing the middle button
will bring the shade to the
Intermediate Position.
Pressing the up button will
fully close the shade.
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AB C D E
Bottom
Rail Pocket
Bottom
Rail Plug
Bottom
Rail Plug
CELLULAR SHADE EQUALIZATION
If the shade length and equalization is satisfactory, simply trim the excess
cord hanging below the bottom rail.
If adjustments are necessary, pull the excess cord at the bottom of the
shade down until the Bottom Rail Plug is released. Push the cord up or
down through the Bottom Rail Plug (figs. A & B).
If the cord needs to be longer, slide the bottom end of the cord up into the
wedge and slide the wedge down to take up slack.
If the cord needs to be shorter, slide the top end of the cord down into the
wedge and slide the wedge up to take up slack.
Adjust the position of the plug as necessary (fig. C).
Feed the cord back through the Bottom Rail Plug (figs. D & E).
Push the Bottom Rail Plug back into the Bottom Rail Pocket.
When bottom rail adjustments have been made, trim the excess cord
hanging below the bottom rail.
CLEANING AND CARE
The Shade fabric is easy to care for. Regular dusting with a feather duster
or vacuum cleaner brush is recommended. Most stains can be blotted with
a damp sponge and mild detergent. Cellular and Pleated shades can be
removed from the Installation brackets and soaked in warm water. When
damp, raise shade tightly to re-crisp pleats. Before using anything stronger
than mild detergent and lukewarm water, test an unobtrusive corner of the
shade. If you have any questions, call your dealer for advice.
152062 Rev. E 12/8/10
Installation
Instructions
for
Motorized
Cellular
SHADE REMOVAL
To remove a shade, insert a screwdriver between the
headrail and the bottom back of the bracket (tab
which extends out slightly from each bracket).
Gently pry the screwdriver to release the bracket
from the headrail. Take care not to damage the
painted finish of the headrail.
As you release the brackets, support the headrail to keep it from falling.
SHADE OPERATIONSETTING FAVORITES AND RE-ADJUSTING LIMITS
NOTE: When adjusting limits on a shade, unplug all other motorized
shades. When completed with adjusting limits, plug the motors back
in.
Setting an Intermediate Position (IP)
1) Press the UP or DOWN directional button on the previously
addressed transmitter until the shade reaches a desired intermediate
position, then press the MY (Stop) button to stop. If necessary adjust
the desired position with a brief press of either the UP or DOWN
button.
2) Press and hold the MY (Stop) button on the transmitter until the
shade jogs. Intermediate position is now added to memory
3) Activate the shade intermediate position by pressing the MY (Stop)
button from ANY shade position.
Note: Shade should be stationary prior to activating intermediate
position function. If shade is actively moving (in-motion) MY (Stop)
button should be pressed twice. To Delete: Activate shade to (IP)
position, then press and hold the MY (Stop) button for 5 seconds.
Re-adjusting Upper Limit (UP Shade Position)
1) Press the UP directional button on the transmitter. Shade will travel
to the pre-set UP limit.
2) Once shade stops at pre-set up limit, press and hold the UP and
DOWN buttons simultaneously on the transmitter until the shade jogs.
3) Press and hold either the UP or DOWN button on the transmitter to
adjust shade to new position.
4) Press and hold the MY (Stop) button until the shade jogs. New
Upper Limit (Up Stop Position) is now added to memory.
Re-adjusting Lower Limit (DOWN Shade Position)
1) Press the DOWN directional button on the transmitter. Shade will
travel to the pre-set DOWN limit.
2) Once shade stops at pre-set down limit, press and hold the UP and
DOWN buttons simultaneously on the transmitter until the shade jogs.
3) Press and hold either the UP or DOWN button on the transmitter to
adjust shade to new position.
4) Press and hold the MY (Stop) button until shade jogs. New lower
limit (Down Stop Position) is now added to memory
Pressing the down button
will fully open the shade.
Pressing the middle button
will bring the shade to the
Intermediate Position.
Pressing the up button will
fully close the shade.
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AB C D E
Bottom
Rail Pocket
Bottom
Rail Plug
Bottom
Rail Plug
Standard
Mounting Bracket
Optional
Extension Bracket
Optional
Spacer Block
Optional
Hold Down Bracket
Parts of the Shade
Motorized Shades

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Nut
Bolt
Attaching the Brackets Attaching the Brackets
Shades are shipped with the required
number of brackets for proper
installation. End brackets should be
located approximately 3" from either
end. Depending on the width of the
shade, additional brackets may be
necessary, evenly spaced between
the two end brackets.
Using the Installation Bracket as a
template, measure to the edge of the
bracket and mark the hole locations
with a pencil for drilling. When
mounting brackets, make sure they
are in line and level.
Brackets must be in line and level.
Use shim brackets on inside mounts,
if necessary. The headrail must be level
for the shade to operate properly.
Inside or Ceiling Mounts
Use the top bracket holes.
Outside Mount
Use the rear bracket holes.
Extension Brackets
(Optional). Use the top
bracket holes.
Sidemount with Bracket
Extension
Shade widths Use this number of
Brackets
Up to 40" 2
40" - 72" 3
72" - 84" 4
84" and up 5
Top Hook
Top Hook
NOTE: Release Tab is at the
bottom of the Bracket
Outside Mount with
Spacer Blocks
Optional Spacer blocks will
project the bracket 1⁄2".
Spacer Blocks
2” minimum
surface required
3 3/8"
Nut
Bolt
Attaching the Battery
The shade comes with a 10" extension
wire. Determine the best position for the
battery wand before proceeding. Make
sure that extension wire is long enough
to reach from the battery wand to the
motor (at the right end of the headrail).
Longer wires are available if needed.
Headrail Attachment
Remove the paper backing from the
adhesive backing on the clip. Attach
the clip to the back of the headrail
as shown.
Be sure that the first clip is 6" in from
the end of the headrail and the second
clip is 12" from the first. This will allow
room for the installation brackets.
Snap the battery wand into the clips.
6”
12”
Attaching the Brackets, Attaching the BatteryAttaching the Brackets

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Attaching the Battery (con't) Hanging the Shade
Before mounting the headrail make
sure that the receiver wire is out of
the headrail. For optimal performance,
position the reciever wire so that it is
facing into the room.
First, lower the bottom rail about an inch.
This will help keep the fabric from getting
caught between the brackets and the
headrail.
Position the headrail with the front lip
(A) resting on the top hooks of all the
brackets. Make sure that no fabric is
pinched between the brackets and the
headrail.
Push the bottom of the headrail firmly
upwards and toward the window until
the groove at the bottom of the headrail
snaps into place, (B) as shown.
Once the shade is installed, plug the
battery wand into the motor (Shade will
"jog" when battery is plugged in).
Push here upwards and
toward the window
B
A
Wall Attachment
Using one (1) screw per clip, attach
the clips to the wall as shown.
Be sure that the distance between
the first clip and the second is 12".
Place the rubber bands onto the
battery wand so that when the wand
is in the clips, the rubber bands will
prevent the wand from sliding out.
See diagram to right.
Attach Battery Wand
to the Motor
Insert the end of the extension wire
with the shorter tip into the motor and
the opposite end into the battery wand.
Rubber
Bands
Receiver
wire
Extension
wire
Hanging the ShadeAttaching the Brackets

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Setting Up the Remote Control Setting Up the Remote Control (con't)
Operating the Shade
Setting Favorites and Re-Adjusting Limits
NOTE: When adjusting limits on a shade, unplug
all other motorized shades. When completed
with adjusting limits, plug the motors back.
Setting an Intermediate Position (IP)
1) Press the UP or DOWN directional button on
the previously addressed transmitter until the
shade reaches a desired intermediate position,
then press the Stop button to stop. If necessary
adjust the desired position with a brief press of
either the UP or DOWN button.
2) Press and hold the Stop button on the
transmitter until the shade jogs. Intermediate
position is now added to memory.
3) Activate the shade intermediate position
by pressing the Stop button from ANY
shade position.
Note: Shade should be stationary prior to
activating intermediate position function. If
shade is actively moving (in-motion) Stop button
should be pressed twice. To Delete: Activate
shade to (IP) position, then press and hold the
Stop button for 5 seconds.
Re-adjusting Upper Limit
(UP Shade Position)
1) Press the UP directional button on the
transmitter. Shade will travel to the pre-set
UP limit.
2) Once shade stops at pre-set up limit,
press and hold the UP and DOWN buttons
simultaneously on the transmitter until the
shade jogs.
3) Press and hold either the UP or DOWN
button on the transmitter to adjust shade to
new position.
4) Press and hold the Stop button until
the shade jogs. New Upper Limit (Up Stop
Position) is now added to memory.
Re-adjusting Lower Limit
(DOWN Shade Position)
1) Press the DOWN directional button on
the transmitter. Shade will travel to the
pre-set DOWN limit.
2) Once shade stops at pre-set down limit,
press and hold the UP and DOWN buttons
simultaneously on the transmitter until the
shade jogs.
3) Press and hold either te UP or DOWN
button on the transmitter to adjust shade
to new position.
4) Press and hold the Stop button until shade
jogs. New lower limit (Down Stop Position) is
now added to memory.
1) Press the down
button and fully
open the shade.
2) Press the middle
button and the shade
will move into an
intermediate position.
3) Press the UP
button and the
shade will then fully
close.
Channel
Display
Up
Stop
Down
Channel
All
Limit
Confirm
Setting up the Remote Control, Operating the ShadeSetting up the Remote Control

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Hold Down Brackets (optional) Care + Cleaning
Standard Rectangular shades use
a system that allows easy leveling
of the bottom rail. It is designed
to make slight adjustments (Less
than 1") to level the moving rails
of your shade. It is not designed
to make length adjustments.
Use a flat head screwdriver or a
coin (a quarter works best) to
turn the adjustment screw in the
bottom rail to raise or lower that
side of the bottom rail.
One quarter turn of the screw
will move the bottom rail up or
down approximately 1⁄4".
Over-turning the adjustment
screw (more than 1" of
adjustment) can cause the cord
to tangle or wedge inside the rail.
The screw should turn easily -
DO NOT FORCE.
Be aware that it is possible for
children to strangle in window
covering cords. To reduce the
occurrence of accidents, all cords
must be kept out of the reach of
children, including infants. Cord
cleats are an effective way to
implement this essential precaution.
Mount the cord cleat at a safe
height, taking into account furniture
or other objects upon which a child
may climb. Then, after each use of
the shade, simply wrap the excess
cord around the cleat. It's fast, easy
and safe. Call 800.248.8888 or go
to smithandnoble.com/childsafety
SafetyLevel the Bottom Rail
Optional Hold Down Brackets are
mounted with the supplied screws.
With the shade at its proper drop,
place the pin of each Hold Down
Bracket into the hole in each end
cap and mark the screw holes.
Make sure the pins are level and
aligned. Raise the shade, then
screw the Hold Down Bracket into
the mounting surface.
Minimal care and cleaning is
needed to maintain the beauty of
your shades.
To Vacuum: Use brush or dust
head attachment.
Occasional
light vacuuming with a soft bristle
attachment or gentle feather dusting
is all that is required to keep your
shades looking fresh and neat.
To Dust: Use soft, clean cloth.
For assistance, call Smith+Noble
Customer Service at
800.780.8889
Visit our website at
smithnoble.com
cord
cleat
Care + Cleaning, SafetyHold Down Brackets, Level the Bottom Rail

Warranty
All Smith+Noble shades are designed for a lifetime of trouble-free use
and is covered by a limited lifetime warranty. This warranty applies to
the original customer/installation with proof of purchase and covers
any defects in materials or workmanship provided that the product is
measured and installed according to the product instructions.
In the unlikely event that warranty service is ever needed, simply call
Customer Service at 800.248.8888. Our customer service representatives
will arrange for a repair as quickly as possible.
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