Smith & Noble Rod User manual

Wall Mount
Single Rod Set
smart I shades Motorized
STEP BY STEP INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Motorized
Hardware

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Table of Contents
Step 1 - Getting Started ..................................3
Overview - Motorized Wall Mount Single Rod Set ..............4
Step 2 - Marking Bracket Placement .......................5
Step 3 - Attaching Brackets to the Wall .....................6
Step 4 - Attaching the Splice Connector................. 7 - 9
Step 5 - Adding or Removing Carriers ....................10
Step 6 - Install Motor ...................................11
Step 7 - Attaching Rod to Bracket ........................11
Step 8 - Attaching Drapery to Rod ....................12 - 13
Step 9 - Breaking the Buckram ...........................14
Step 10 - Dressing Your Drapes & Setting the Pleats .........15
Step 11 - Operating the Rod ..............................16
Care & Cleaning - Drapes & Hardware.........................17
Smart Shades Operating & Programing Guide .............18 - 28
Shortcuts & Troubleshooting .............................29 - 30
Warranty ..........................................Back Cover
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A Smooth Set-Up
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Bracket Schedule:
ROD QTY BRACKET QTY ROD WIDTH
1 2 48"
1 3 48¹⁄8"—84"
2 4 84¹⁄8"—96"
2 5 96¹⁄8"—132"
2 6 132¹⁄8"—156"
2 7 156¹⁄8"—192"
STEP 1 - GETTING STARTED OVERVIEW
Before you begin, check the accompanying diagram to make sure you have all the parts you
need. You’ll need to make sure the surface you intend to install your hardware is sturdy enough
to accommodate the brackets. If you’re screwing directly into a surface this means locating
wood studs that are strong enough to securely bond with the included screws. Otherwise,
you’ll need to use a secure fastener (as illustrated) but please note this piece is not included.
Tools & Parts
WALLBOARD OR PLASTER:
Hollow wall applications: Use a secure fastener
designed speci cally for this purpose.
METAL:
Prepare by pre-drilling holes and then using the included screws.
CONCRETE, STONE, BRICK OR TILE:
Use a masonry drill and surface-speci c plugs, anchors, or screws. When selecting a fastener
be sure it’s designed to support the weight of the product being installed (if you’re not sure,
either give us a call or ask a professional at your local hardware store). Once obtained, follow
the fastener manufacturer’s instructions regarding proper installation.
TOOLS YOU WILL NEED TO INSTALL YOUR HARDWARE:
Pencil, screwdriver, ¼" nut driver, level, and a drill with a 7⁄64" drill bit.
Note: It’s important to monitor the amount of pressure you apply when using a drill. If the
screws are too tight this may cause the screw itself to break off in the wall or window frame.
MOLLY
BOLT
SELF DRILLING
ANCHOR
TOGGLE
BOLT
Motorized Wall Mount Single Rod Set
(One-Way Draw Rod Set Illustrated)
SCREWS SINGLE EXTENSION END & CENTER BRACKET
SINGLE END &
CENTER BRACKET
CARRIERS
POWER DRILL
(NOT INCLUDED) SPLICE
CONNECTOR
PENCIL
(NOT INCLUDED)
SCREWDRIVER
(NOT INCLUDED)
LEVEL
(NOT INCLUDED)
RETURN
ONE-WAY MASTER
CARRIER SINGLE EXTENSION END & CENTER BRACKET
CENTER & SPLICE
BRACKET
CARRIERS
MOTOR
ASSEMBLY
END HOOK
MOUNTING
BRACKET
MOUNTING
BRACKET
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Place center of bracket cover plate level
against wall at the marked spots. Using
a pencil, lightly draw a circle around
the base of the bracket onto wall, see
Figure A. Check to make sure the circles
are level & aligned with each other.
Remove back plate and center it inside
of the circle outline on wall. Mark the
screw hole locations for all brackets.
See Figure B.
Attach the metal back plate to the wall,
aligning the holes in the plate with the
marks made in the previous step, see
Figure B. Be sure and attach the plate to
the wall with the appropriate mounting
hardware. (It is always recommended
to try and attach to the wood studs in-
side the wall. Where this is not possible
please use a wall anchor suitable to car-
ry the weight of your hardware selec-
tion as well as your draperies and any
accessories.)
Place bracket cover plate on top of back
plate and thread on the post. Make sure
to screw on the post very tightly. Do not
leave any play or wiggle room.
STEP 3 - ATTACHING BRACKETS TO THE WALL
Mounting the Brackets
Place the panel on the rod. Hold it up
to the spot you wish to install it making
sure there is enough spacing from wall
to back of motor bracket. Leave about
2” away from wall or window. After
you’ve located the ideal location, use a
pencil to mark the wall where the back of
the rod is resting.
Center the rod over the window opening
at the desired spot. Using the pencil, mark
where the ends of each rod are positioned;
if you’re using a center bracket, note the
middle point between these two spots.
Use the bracket placement chart below to
know exactly where to install the brackets
for best support and mark those spots.
STEP 2 - MARKING BRACKET PLACEMENT
CENTER ROD
FIGURE. A
END & CENTER BRACKETS
BACK PLATE
FIGURE B Mark all holes
needed showing
locations of
screw holes for
all brackets.
Rod Length
Bracket
Qty
RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION OF SUPPORTS
Motor Side Center Point Return Side
48" 25" 5"
60" 35" 24" 5"
72" 35" 24" 5"
84" 35" 24" 5"
96" 45" 24" 24" 5"
108" 55" 18" X24" 5"
120" 55" 18" X30" 5"
132" 55" 18" X33" 5"
144" 65" 18" 42" X36" 5"
156" 65" 18" 42" X39" 5"
168" 75" 18" 42" X42" 24" 5"
180" 75" 18" 42" X45" 24" 5"
192" 75" 18" 42" X48" 24" 5"
Support placement from end Support placement from end
Support placement from center line
Example: 168" wide rod
Track
Splice
42" 42"
18" 24"
5" 5"
Motor Side
Bracket
HEX
BOLT MOUNTING PLATE INSIDE POST
COVER
PLATE

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FIG. E
SPLIT DRAW
MASTER
CARRIER ARM
ONE WAY DRAW
MASTER CARRIER
ARM
SCREWS
SCREWS
FLAT
METAL
PIECE
FLAT
METAL
PIECE
SMALL
METAL
PIECE
SMALL
METAL
PIECE
SPLICE
CONNECTOR
ROD 2 ROD 1
FIG. D-1
FIG. D-2
FIG. A
FIG. B
SPLICE
CONNECTOR
SPLICE
CONNECTOR
TRACK ROD 1
ROD 2
TRACK
FIG. C
SPLICE
CONNECTOR
RODS
STEP 4 - ATTACHING THE SPLICE CONNECTOR STEP 4 - ATTACHING THE SPLICE CONNECTOR
Disassemble the master carrier by unscrew-
ing the screws on the metal arm, and take
the small metal piece and the flat metal
piece out. (Fig D)
Make sure the segments are nice and
tight. Center the splice connector
between the splice and tighten all set
screws. (Fig E)
(continued on page 9)
HOW TO
UNFOLD & CONNECT
SPLICE
SCAN TO PLAY VIDEO
Depending on your order, you may
have received a splice connector.
A splice connector is a metal piece
placed outside the rod in a multi-
segment rod to join all pieces together.
Lay the rods flat on the floor with
bottom of rod facing up. Swing
one side over to align the two
ends. DO NOT push rods together.
(Fig A & B)
Move the two plastic connectors
together which will move the two rod
segments close together.
(Fig C)
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FIG. F
SPLICE
CONNECTOR
MASTER
CARRIER ARM
FLAT
METAL
PIECE
PLASTIC
CONNECTORS
SMALL
METAL
PIECE
ROD 2 ROD 1
1. Go to the side where you need to add
carriers and unscrew the end stop.
2. Pull out end stop and add or remove
carriers.
3. Replace the end stop and screw back in.
4. For Split Draw, repeat same process
to the opposite side.
CARRIERS END STOP
END
STOP CARRIERS
STEP 5 - ADDING OR REMOVING CARRIERS
AFTER INSERTING
ALL CARRIERS, REPLACE
END STOP AND
SCREW INTO PLACE
END
STOP CARRIERS
HOW TO ADD OR
REMOVE CARRIERS
ON A ONE-WAY DRAW
MOTOR TRACK
SCAN TO PLAY VIDEO
HOW TO ADD OR
REMOVE CARRIERS
ON A SPLIT DRAW
MOTOR TRACK
SCAN TO PLAY VIDEO
END
STOP CARRIER
TAKE OUT END
STOP THEN INSERT
CARRIERS
ONE-WAY DRAW MOTOR
SPLIT DRAW MOTOR
STEP 4 - ATTACHING THE SPLICE CONNECTOR
Assemble master carrier by placing flat
metal piece in between the two plastic
connectors. Make sure you press it
down all the way.
Grab metal arm and align the holes in
the metal arm with the holes in the metal
piece inside the plastic connectors and
place the small metal piece to the back
of the plastic connectors and make sure
those holes align as well.
Insert screw and screw it through all of
the holes. Do not tighten down. Repeat
with the other screw. Once both screws
are in, tighten both of them down and
make sure metal arm is straight. (Fig F)
Shows assembled rod with splice
connector and master carrier. (Fig G)
FIG. G
HOW TO
UNFOLD & CONNECT
SPLICE
SCAN TO PLAY VIDEO
SPLICE
CONNECTOR
ROD 2 ROD 1
MASTER
CARRIER
(SPLIT DRAW MASTER
CARRIER SHOWN)
(SPLIT DRAW MASTER
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SECOND
DRAPERY
PIN
END WITHOUT MOTOR
END WITH MOTOR
END HOOK
FIG. 1
Loosen hex screw on Outside Posts.
Then slide outside posts into back
channel of rod. (Fig A)
Align outside posts with Inside Posts.
Slide Outside Posts over Inside Posts.
If your track came with a splice, you
will need to screw in the center sup-
port bracket at the center hold of the
splice. (Fig B)
Once all Outside Posts including
Center Supports are in place tighten
all posts securely by turning clockwise.
Tighten set screws. (Fig C)
STEP 8 - ATTACHING DRAPERY TO RODSTEP 6 - INSTALLING THE MOTOR
STEP 7 - ATTACHING THE ROD TO BRACKET
First align motor to motor joint box.
Move the switch at the bottom of motor
and then push motor into joint box.
Release switch once motor is pushed
all the way into motor join box.
HOW TO
CONNECT MOTOR
TO TRACK
SCAN TO PLAY VIDEO MOTOR
SWITCH
MOTOR
JOIN BOX
MOTOR
MOVE SWITCH AND
PUSH INTO MOTOR
JOINT BOX
Insert drapery pin hooks into master
carriers and end hooks. For split draw
drapes, place the end hook into both
ends of the track. For one way draw,
place the end hook on the motor side.
There are small slats on the ends of the
rod (track) where these end hooks are
attached.
To attach, just push the end hook
down into that groove. (see Fig. 1)
The first two drape pin hooks go into
the master carrier in these two spots.
(see Fig. 2)
Split Draw Drapery
For Split Drapery, start pinning from
the center and go towards the ends.
For drapes with return, you will pin the
last pleat to the end hook and the
return will get attached to the screw
eye provided with your drape.
The return is the fl at fabric following
after the last pleat. The screw eye
should screw easily into drywall. (con't
on next pg)
FIRST
DRAPERY
PIN
FIRST
DRAPERY
PIN
SECOND
DRAPERY
PIN
FIG. 2A
FIG. 2B
SPLIT DRAW
BACK VIEW OF ROD
MASTER CARRIERS
ROD DRAPERY
PINS
CARRIERS
MOTOR
ASSEMBLY
FIG. A
BASE
OUTSIDE
POST
SET
SCREW
INSIDE
POST
FIG. B
SPLICE
CONNECTOR
ROD 2 ROD 1
MASTER
CARRIER
CENTER SUPPORT
BRACKET
FIG. C-1 FIG. C-2
TIGHTEN POST
CLOCKWISE
TIGHTEN
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STEP 9 - BREAKING THE BUCKRAMSTEP 8 - ATTACHING DRAPERY TO ROD
Styling your Drapes' Header
Now that your drapes are hanging from
carriers you can style the header (top of
drapes) by breaking the buckram.
This is the practice of creasing the
buckram, the stiffener sewn in the
drapes header (see Fig. 1), hold the
fabric in between the pleats and fold
backward. Squeeze the fabric and stiff-
ener together to crease it.
Breaking the buckram will allow the
drapes to stack properly and gain
memory.
Breaking Buckrum Backward
FIG. 1
BUCKRAM
(SEWN INTO
HEADER)
FIG. 2
ONE WAY DRAW
BACK VIEW OF ROD
MASTER CARRIER
END WITH
MOTOR ROD
DRAPERY PINS CARRIERS
3RD TO LAST PIN
GOES ONTO THE
LAST CARRIER.
THE SECOND
TO LAST PIN
GOES ON THE
PIN HOOK
PIN
HOOK
FIG. 3
Split Draw (con't)
The return allows for better light control
and insulation. The screw eye should
screw easily into drywall.
If you did not order your drapes with a
return, then the second to last pin,
which should be on the last pleat,
should go on the pin hook and the very
last pin will be fl oating slightly at the
end of the track to cover motor.
(see Fig. 3)
One Way Draw Drapery
For drapery opening from one side only
(One Way Draw), start pinning from the
opening side towards the end.
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STEP 11 - OPERATING THE ROD
Before operating your hardware,
you need to pair the remote to
the motorized track. Please go to
“Pairing the Remote” section.
Remove Plastic from Battery
Before operating the remote, remove
the plastic on back of the remote to
engage battery.
Plastic is between the connector and
the battery.
Open & Close the Drapes
Select the desired channel with the
CHANNEL button.
Press the UP or DOWN buttons to
open or close the drapes.
Press the STOP button to stop the
drapes at the desired position.
CHANNEL DISPLAY
OPEN
CLOSE
CHANNEL UP
CHANNEL DOWN
STOP/FAVORITES
REMOTE FRONT
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LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
PLASTIC
REMOTE BACK
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
PLASTIC
REMOTE BACK
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
BATTERY PLASTIC
REMOTE BACK
STEP 10 - DRESSING DRAPES AND SETTING THE PLEATS
Dressing your Drapes
Once your drapes are installed, most
wrinkles and folds will hang out on their
own. You may also us a garment/
commercial steamer to help eliminate
wrinkles depending on your fabric
selection.
There are some fabrics that should not be
steamed, such as Linen and Rayon. Check
your packaging sticker for Fabric Content.
NOTE: All of our drapes are hand-pressed
prior to shipping, however due to transit,
some additional wrinkling may occur.
Setting the Pleats
To set the pleats, open drapes completely
making sure that they are stacked neatly.
Using the tie back string provided, tie
them in the open position and leave them
tied for 2 to 3 days.
This will allow the pleats to set properly
and gain memory.
HOW TO
OPERATE MOTORIZED
DRAPES
SCAN TO PLAY VIDEO
DRAPERY
TIE BACK
STRINGS

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CARE & CLEANING FOR YOUR DRAPES & HARDWARE
DRAPES
HARDWARE
For stubborn stains and deep cleaning, professional dry cleaning is recommended
If drapes are dusty, simply vacuum using an upholstery attachment.
Minimal care and cleaning is needed to maintain the beauty of your Hardware.
To Vacuum: Use brush or dust head attachment.
To Dust: Use soft, clean cloth.
OPERATING & PROGRAMMING GUIDE
FOR EURO TRACK BASIC
HEAVY DUTY HARDWARE
Smith & Noble
smart Ishades
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
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PAIRING THE REMOTE
Your rod will need to be paired to the
remote prior to operang your rod. See
Pair the Remote below.
Pair The Remote
This remote control has 15 channels.
Before pairing the remote, determine
which rod(s) you want on which channel.
All rods paired to a remote will also
automacally be programmed to the
“ALL” channel which is "0".
It is recommended to only pair one
rod per channel unless it is absolutely
necessary to group rods other than the
"ALL" channel. This simplies adjusng
limits and seng favorites.
If a baery is not already installed in the
remote, follow the instrucons REPLACE
BATTERY IN REMOTE.
1. Select the channel you want to
program your rod/track. Press SETTING
buon on the motor for 2 seconds. Once
you release it, the motor will beep once
and the light on motor will light up green.
2. Press the STOP buon on the remote
for 2 seconds. The motor will sound
3 beeps. The motor has been paired
successfully.
NOTE: If the STOP buon is not pressed
within 10 seconds, the rod will exit the
paring mode automacally.
Repeat steps 1-2 to pair remaining rods
to the rest of the channels.
OPERATING THE REMOTE
Open and Close Drapes
Select the desired channel with the
CHANNEL buon.
Press the UP or DOWN buons to close or
open the drape(s).
Press the STOP buon to stop the rod at
the desired posion.
CHANNEL
DISPLAY
OPEN
STOP/
FAVORITES
CLOSE
CHANNEL UP
CHANNEL DOWN
REMOTE FRONT
CHANNEL
DISPLAY
OPEN
STOP/
FAVORITES
CLOSE
CHANNEL UP
CHANNEL DOWN
REMOTE FRONT
HOW TO
PAIR REMOTE
TO MOTOR
SCAN TO PLAY VIDEO
HOW TO
OPERATE MOTORIZED
DRAPES
SCAN TO PLAY VIDEO
Adjust Rod Limits (If Desired)
The open and close limits have been
set at the factory. If you need to make
adjustments to the limits, follow the
instrucons below.
Use the CHANNEL buons to select
the channel for the rod that needs to be
adjusted. Then follow the direcons below.
When adjusng one rod, the other rods
on that channel need to be temporarily
unpaired from the remote (see UNPAIR
THE REMOTE).
Once limits are adjusted, the other rods
will need to be re-paired to the channel
(see PAIR THE REMOTE).
If there is a single rod on the channel,
proceed to SETTING LIMITS.
CHANNEL
DISPLAY
OPEN
STOP/
FAVORITES
CLOSE
CHANNEL UP
CHANNEL DOWN
REMOTE FRONT
SETTING ROD LIMITS
HOW TO
CHANGE SET LIMITS
SCAN TO PLAY VIDEO
SETTINGS MOTOR

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SETTING MOTOR LIMITS
Open Limit
1. Press and hold UP and STOP buons
for 5 seconds. The motor will sound a
long beep.
2. Press the UP buon to open the
drapes.
3. Press the STOP buon when the
drapes are at the desired posion.
4. Press and hold the UP and STOP
buons for 2 seconds. The motor will
sound 3 beeps.
The new open limit is now set.
Close Limit
1. Press and hold DOWN and STOP
buons for 5 seconds. The motor will
sound a long beep.
2. Press the DOWN buon to close the
drapes.
3. Press the STOP buon when the
drapes are at the desired posion.
4. Press and hold the DOWN and STOP
buons for 2 seconds. The motor will
sound 3 beeps.
The new close limit is now set.
NOTE: When seng new limits, your
previously programmed Favorite Posion
will not be deleted.
SETTING & USING A FAVORITE POSITION
CHANNEL
DISPLAY
OPEN
STOP/
FAVORITES
CLOSE
CHANNEL UP
CHANNEL DOWN
REMOTE FRONT
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
REMOTE BACK
P2
BUTTON
CHANNEL
DISPLAY
OPEN
STOP/
FAVORITES
CLOSE
CHANNEL UP
CHANNEL DOWN
REMOTE FRONT
If there is only a single rod on the channel
proceed to SETTING A FAVORITE
POSITION below.
If there is more than one rod on the
channel, before seng a favorite posion,
all rods on that channel will need to be
unpaired from the remote (see UNPAIR
THE REMOTE). Next, pair only the rod that
needs a favorite posion set (see PAIR THE
REMOTE). Then follow the steps below to
set a favorite posion.
Seng a Favorite Posion
Check both upper and lower limits are set.
Use the UP or DOWN buons to posion the
rod/drape at the desired “favorite” posion.
Press P2 on the back of the remote unl the
motor beeps.
Press the STOP buon unl the motor beeps
once then release.
Press the STOP buon again and the motor
will sound 3 beeps. Your “favorite” posion is
now set.
Using a Favorite Posion
Press the STOP/FAVORITE buon for 2
seconds. The rod will automacally move to
the set “favorite” posion.
Removing a Favorite Posion
Press the P2 buon on the back of the
remote unl the motor beeps.
Press the STOP buon unl the motor
beeps then release.
Press the STOP buon again and the motor
will sound a long beep. Your “favorite”
posion has now been removed.
HOW TO
SET YOUR FAVORITE
POSITION
SCAN TO PLAY VIDEO
HOW TO
CHANGE SET LIMITS
SCAN TO PLAY VIDEO

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UNPAIR THE REMOTE
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
REMOTE BACK
P2
BUTTON
ADD OR REMOVE REMOTE OR CHANNEL
DISABLING UNUSED CHANNELS
1. Press SETTING buon on the motor for
2 seconds. The motor will sound a long
beep.
2. Press the STOP buon for 2 seconds.
The motor will sound 3 beeps. The
motor has been unpaired successfully.
NOTE: If the STOP buon is not pressed
within 10 seconds, the motor will exit the
unparing mode automacally.
The 15 channel remote has the opon
of turning o unused channels, making
channel selecon easier.
Press and hold both Channel UP and
Channel DOWN buons unl the LED
screen displays the number 15.
Scroll through the channels to select the
required number of channels (between
1-15).
Press the STOP buon once to conrm
selecon. The remote will now only
display the number of channels selected.
Follow the same process if you need to
re-add channels.
CHANNEL
DISPLAY
OPEN
STOP/
FAVORITES
CLOSE
CHANNEL UP
CHANNEL DOWN
REMOTE FRONT
CHANNEL
DISPLAY
OPEN
STOP/
FAVORITES
CLOSE
CHANNEL UP
CHANNEL DOWN
REMOTE FRONT
Adding a remote
Start with a remote that is already
paired to the rod and select the channel
programmed to that rod.
Press P2 on the paired remote once, the
motor will beep once.
Press P2 on the paired remote once
again, the motor will beep once.
Press P2 on the new remote once, the
motor will beep 3 mes. The new remote
is now paired to the rod.
Removing a remote
Remote (a) and remote (b) are both paired
to the rod and you want to remove
remote (b).
Press P2 on the remote (a) once, the
motor will beep once.
Press P2 on the remote (a) once again,
the motor will beep once.
Press P2 on the remote (b) once, the
motor will beep 3 mes. Remote (b) is no
longer paired with the rod.
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
REMOTE BACK
P2 BUTTON
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CHANNEL
DISPLAY
OPEN
STOP/
FAVORITES
CLOSE
CHANNEL UP
CHANNEL DOWN
REMOTE FRONT
RESETTING TO FACTORY MODE
Reset to Factory Mode:
Press and hold SETTING bu on on the
motor for 14 seconds and the motor light
will light up 3  mes.
Release bu on and the motor beeps 3
 mes. The motor has been reset to factory
mode. All se ngs have been cleared.
NOTE: Once in factory mode, the motor will
go to sleep. The motor must be taken out
of sleep mode to operate and reset limits.
Press the SETTING bu on on the motor for
2 seconds to wake up. Once the motor
is out of sleep mode, it can be paired to
controller and limits can be set.
Switching Direc on (Polarity)
If the drape opens when pressing the
DOWN bu on and closes when pressing
the UP bu on, the direc on needs to be
switched.
Select the channel your motorized track is
on. Press and hold the se ngs bu on un l
the green light on motor lights up three
 mes, approximately 10 seconds. Release
the bu on and the motor will beep three
 mes. Press the DOWN bu on and motor
will beep 3  mes. The direc on has been
switched successfully.
SWITCHING DIRECTION
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
REMOTE BACK
P2 BUTTON
CHANNEL
DISPLAY
OPEN
STOP/
FAVORITES
CLOSE
CHANNEL UP
CHANNEL DOWN
REMOTE FRONT
HOW TO
SWITCH
DIRECTION
SCAN TO PLAY VIDEO
BOTTOM OF BATTERY
SETTINGS
MOTOR

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ADJUSTING SPEED REPLACE BATTERY IN REMOTE
Adjus ng the Speed
ACCELERATION:
Select the channel your motorized track
is on. Press P2 bu on on the back of the
remote un l the motor beeps once.
Press the UP bu on un l the motor
beeps once.
Press the UP bu on again un l the
motor beeps once. The rod speed is now
accelerated.
HOW TO
SPEED UP THE
MOTOR
SCAN TO PLAY VIDEO
DECELERATION:
Select the channel your motorized track
is on. Press P2 bu on on the back of the
remote un l the motor and beeps once.
Press the DOWN bu on un l the motor
beeps once.
Press the DOWN bu on again un l the
motor beeps once. The rod speed is now
decelerated.
HOW TO
SLOW DOWN THE
MOTOR
SCAN TO PLAY VIDEO
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
REMOTE BACK
P2 BUTTON
CHANNEL
DISPLAY
OPEN
STOP/
FAVORITES
CLOSE
CHANNEL UP
CHANNEL DOWN
REMOTE FRONT
Slide the back cover o the remote.
Remove the ba ery and replace it with a
new ba ery (CR2450). The new ba ery
should be inserted with the wri ng facing
up (posi ve side up).
Replace the back cover of the remote.
NOTE: When installing the ba ery for
the  rst  me, you will need to remove the
 lm packing sheet.
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
BATTERY
INSET
BACK OF
REMOTE
BACK OF
REMOTE
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
ACCESS
DOOR
REMOVING THE REMOTE BACK COVER
For added safety, the remote has a locking
tab on the back cover to prevent accidental
removal.
To remove the back cover, press the tab down
gently using a small screwdriver. While the tab
is depressed, slide the cover down then li the
cover up to remove from the remote.
If the back cover does not have a locking tab,
simply slide the cover down to unlock then li
the cover up to remove from the remote.
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
CR2450
LITHIUM BATTERY
3V
P2
M
P2
TAB
COVER
SLIDES OFF

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SHORTCUTS TROUBLESHOOTING
SETTINGS STEPS
Pairing SETTING Buon on motor for 2 seconds (1 beep) →
STOP for 2 seconds (3 beeps)
Switch Rotang
Direcon
SETTING Buon on motor for 10 seconds (Green light lights
up 3 mes) → Release SETTING Buon motor (3 beeps) →
DOWN buon motor (3 beeps)
Seng Closed Limit DOWN + STOP 5 seconds (1 beep) → adjust limit →
DOWN + STOP 2 seconds (3 beeps)
Seng Open Limit UP + STOP 5 seconds (1 beep) → adjust limit →
UP + STOP 2 seconds (3 beeps)
Add / Remove Favorite
Posion
P2 for 2 seconds (1 beep) → STOP (1 beep) →
STOP (3 beeps)
Add or Remove
Addional Remote
Press P2 on paired remote once (1 beep) →
Press P2 on paired remote once again (1 beep) →
Press P2 on new remote once (3 beeps)
Adjust Speed -
Acceleraon P2 (1 beep) → UP (1 beep) → UP (1 beep)
Adjust Speed -
Deceleraon P2 (1 beep) → DOWN (1 beep) → DOWN (1 beep)
PROBLEM SOLUTION
My drapes go beyond the rod. Your limit has not been set properly.
Repeat seng your closed limits.
My drapes don't open all the way.
1. Try to reset the open limits again.
2. Make sure the motor power cord has
been tucked away at the back of motor
with Velcro so it won't interfere with
drapes closing.
The motor does not work.
1. Check that the power source and motor
are connected properly.
2. Make sure the antenna cord is intact.
The indicator light on the remote does
not shine or the remote controlling range
becomes shorter.
Replace the baery in the remote.
For more trouble shoong help, call us at 800.248.8888
or visit us online at smithandnoble.com to connect with a live chat assistant,
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