TELECO AUTOMATION TVPRP868N09 User guide

Product:
TVPRP868N09
Doc:
T611.02
Date:
23/03/2016
Control system for garage doors
Installer’s instruction manual

INDEX
1. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION --------------------------------------------------------------- p. 3
2. INSTALLATION ----------------------------------------------------------------------- p. 4
2.1 Mounting the product p. 5
2.2 Mounting the wireless safety system p. 6
2.3 Control unit diagram p. 7
2.4 Electrical connections p. 7
2.5 Wired safety device connections p. 8
3. PRELIMINARY CHECK AND INITIAL START-UP --------------------------------------- p. 9
3.1 Deactivation of wireless safety system p. 10
3.2 Exclusion of safety edge in the last 5cm of the closure p. 10
4. Transmitters memorization --------------------------------------------------------------- p. 11 - 12
4.1 Single channel
4.2 Double channel
4.3 Single channel: Courtesy light ON/OFF
4.4 Alarm function: shock sensor memorization
4.5 Remote memorization of a transmitter
5. Transmitters deletion --------------------------------------------------------------- p. 13
5.1 Deleting a single transmitter
5.2 Deleting all the transmitters
5.3 Remote deletion of a transmitter
6. Time settings ----------------------------------------------------------------------- p. 14
6.1 Auto close time setting
6.2 Courtesy light time setting
7. Other programming --------------------------------------------------------------- p. 15
7.1 Motor torque control
7.2 “Holiday mode”
8. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ------------------------------------------------------ p. 16
8.1 WARNINGS
9. TROUBLESHOOTING (What to do if...) ----------------------------------------------- p. 17 - 18
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Teleco TVPRP868N09
Control unit with integrated radio receiver for the remote control of tubular motors up to
400W, with built-in limit switch, for rolling shutters and rolling doors.
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1. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
FEATURES
Plastic case with easy fixing, front cover with up/stop/down buttons and integrated courtesy light
Wireless control via radio transmitters
Wireless safety edge (both resistive 8K2 and Infrared) with auto-test (TCSP240A09B)
Alarm function, in combination with shock sensor (TVSSH868A01) and external speaker
CONNECTIONS & FUNCTIONING
Wired input for command push-button and emergency STOP push-button
Possibility to connect external flashing light and courtesy light
2 Functioning mode: semi-automatic (automatic opening + hold-to-run closing) and automatic
Automatic closing with programmable pause time
Motor torque control
Exclusion of the safety in the last part of closing, in case of bumpy floor
“Holiday mode” to lock the control unit with the front cover
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2. INSTALLATION
Basic installation
Complete installation
1 - PRP control unit
2 - Tubular motor (230Vac)
3 - Hand transmitter
4 - Safety edge wireless transmitter
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4
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3
6
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1
4
2
3
1 - PRP control unit
2 - Tubular motor (230Vac)
3 - Hand transmitter
4 - Safety edge wireless transmitter
5 - External flashing light
6 - Alarm wireless sensor
7 - Wireless security keypad
8 - External courtesy light
9 - Alarm buzzer
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2.1 MOUNTING THE PRODUCT
BOX DIMENSIONS
OPENING THE COVER
85 mm
145 mm
290 mm
80 mm
95 mm
120 mm
MOUNTING SIDE

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1
ON
B2B1
2
++
P1
6 5 4 3
8K2
6 5 4 3
4- GREEN
5- BROWN
6- WHITE
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
1 2
a
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
b
1 2
P1
L3
L2
L1
1
ON
B2B1
2
++
P1
6 5 4 3
8K2
6 5 4 3
4- GREEN
5- BROWN
6- WHITE
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
1 2
a
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
b
1 2
P1
L3
L2
L1
1
ON
B2B1
2
++
P1
6 5 4 3
8K2
6 5 4 3
4- GREEN
5- BROWN
6- WHITE
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
1 2
a
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
b
1 2
P1
L3
L2
L1
2.2 MOUNTING THE WIRELESS SAFETY SYSTEM
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We recommend to install at the base of the door, on
both side of the safety edge, two rigid bumpers. In
case of bumpy floors, this can avoid any accidental
activation of the safety edge.
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FLOOR
The system is composed by a radio card (MASTER), plugged in the control unit, and a wireless transmitter
(SLAVE) mounted on the door, usually close to the bottom slat, connected to the safety device.
Such device can be both type: 8,2KOhm resistive barrier safety edge or infrared low-consumption barrier. In case
of any obstacle is detected during the closing, the SLAVE sends an alarm to the MASTER that immediately stop
the manoeuvre and reverse the movement. The system executes an auto-test before any movement.
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RIGID BUMPERS
FLOOR
INFRA-RED SAFETY EDGE
RADIO CARD (MASTER)
BOTTOM SLAT TRANSMITTER (SLAVE)
RESISTIVE SAFETY EDGE
Powered by one or two Lithium 3,6V batteries. Pay attention to the polarity.
Install both the control unit and bottom slat transmitter
indoor. Make sure that there are no obstructions between
devices. Check that the maximum distance between the
devices is not more than 10m.
1
ON
B2B1
2
++
P1
6 5 4 3
8K2
6 5 4 3
4- GREEN
5- BROWN
6- WHITE
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
1 2
a
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
b
1 2
P1
L3
L2
L1
1
ON
B2B1
2
++
P1
6 5 4 3
8K2
6 5 4 3
4- GREEN
5- BROWN
6- WHITE
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
1 2
a
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
b
1 2
P1
L3
L2
L1
1
ON
B2B1
2
++
P1
6 5 4 3
8K2
6 5 4 3
4- GREEN
5- BROWN
6- WHITE
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
1 2
a
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
b
1 2
P1
L3
L2
L1
1
ON
B2B1
2
++
P1
6 5 4 3
8K2
6 5 4 3
4- GREEN
5- BROWN
6- WHITE
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
1 2
a
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
b
1 2
P1
L3
L2
L1
1 2
ON
1 2
ON
DIP1 = OFFDIP1 = ON
1 2
ON
DIP2 = ON
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*Infra-red photocell test activated for 30 s.
Any beam interruption turns the led ON (**).
**led
dip switches

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2.3 CONTROL UNIT DIAGRAM
1 - High voltage terminals
2 - Low voltage terminals
3 - 3.15A fuse
4 - Aerial connection
5 - Programming button P1
6 - Dip switches
7 - Input status LED
8 - Terminal for keypad
9 - Socket for radio card (MASTER)
10 - Alarm buzzer output
11 - Slat transmitter LED (SLAVE)
12 - Manoeuvre relays
13 - Common relay
14 - Transformer
15 - Ground terminal
2.4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
# CONNECTION
1 Motor Ground
2 240Vac Power supply - Ground
3 240Vac Power supply - PHASE
4 240Vac Power supply - NEUTRAL
5 Motor - OPEN
6 Motor - COMMON
7 Motor - CLOSE
8240Vac FLASHING LIGHT
(60W max. lamp)
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10 240Vac COURTESY LIGHT
(300W max. lamp)
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5
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7
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14
15
# CONNECTION
12 Photocells power supply (+12V)
13 Safety common (COM)
14 Photocells power supply (0V)
15 N.C. contact FTC (photocells)
16 Infra-red safety edge input (brown)
17 Infra-red safety edge input (green)
18 Infra-red safety edge input (white)
19 Push-button common (COM)
20 Push-button (step-by-step, N.O.)
21 Emergency STOP push-button (N.C.)
22 Emergency STOP push-button common
Open COM Close
L N
MOTOR
GND
High voltage terminals
Courtesy
light
output
Wired
infra-red
safety edge
Emergency
STOP (TB)
TB COM
COM TD
Low voltage terminals
Push-
button
(TD)
Wired
photocells
< -- see pag. 8 for connections -- >
240V
Line IN
LN
Open
Close
Com
brown green white
Power
supply
240V
Motor Flashing
lamp
Courtesy
lamp
Ground
+ 12V
Com neg tx FTC
FTC
TD
Com
TB
Com
TD TB
Safety edge
Réflex photocell
Zone 240V Zone low voltage
Motor
Motor Earth Mains Earth
Mains Live Mains Neutral
LN
Open
Close
Com
brown green white
Power
supply
240V
Motor Flashing
lamp
Courtesy
lamp
Ground
+ 12V
Com neg tx FTC
FTC
TD
Com
TB
Com
TD TB
Safety edge
Réflex photocell
Zone 240V Zone low voltage
Motor
Motor Earth Mains Earth
Mains Live Mains Neutral
FLASH

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2.5 WIRED SAFETY DEVICE CONNECTIONS
Infra-red (IR) safety edge 8.2Kohm resistive safety edge
Connect a 8K2 resistor between terminals 16 and 17.
Terminals 14 and 15 must be closed by a jumper.
Terminals 21 and 22 must be closed by a jumper.
16- BROWN
17- GREEN
18- WHITE
8K2
8K2
0V
12V
24V
N.O.
COM
N.C.
0V
12V
24V
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
RX FTC010
TX FTC010
REFLEX
+
-
COM
N.C.
8K2
12Vdc - 15Vdc
8K2
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
If no wired safety edge is used, connect a 8K2 resistor between terminals 16 and 17.
Reflex photocell Pair of standard photocells (N.C.)
If no photocells are used, terminals 14 and 15 must be closed by a jumper.
NO WIRED SAFETY DEVICE CONNECTED

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1
ON
B2B1
2
++
P1
6 5 4 3
8K2
6 5 4 3
4- GREEN
5- BROWN
6- WHITE
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
1 2
a
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
b
1 2
P1
L3
L2
L1
3. PRELIMINARY CHECK AND INITIAL START-UP
A proper connection box should be used to set the limit switch before wiring the motor in the control unit.
• Step 1: motor limit switch setting
Once the limit switches are set connect the motor to control unit and start the system up.
The buzzer emits 3 quick sounds if the memory is empty or 1 long sound if the memory has radio codes in.
• Step 2: motor connection and powering the board up
After the power-on, the control unit executes only opening commands until the door is fully opened.
Check the direction of the door; if the door is travelling in the wrong direction:
1- STOP the manoeuvre
2- Switch the control unit off
3- Swap BLACK and BROWN motor wires over - terminals 5 & 7
4- Power the board up again
• Step 4: other safety devices and possible errors during the initial start-up
Check that the bottom slat transmitter (SLAVE) is supplied by at least one Lithium 3,6V battery and the
connections are correctly made, as decribed at page 6.
• Step 3: activation of the wireless safety device system
1- Push the button of the radio card (MASTER), L1 and L2 led will flash.
2- Push the button of the bottom slat transmitter (SLAVE). L2 led will turn on.
3- Exit pressing the button of the radio card (MASTER).
4- In case of correct memorization L2 will flash.
led
button
Check the system pressing the button of the bottom slat transmitter (SLAVE) and keeping it pressed:
- Slave led solid ON = OK
- Slave led flashing = No wireless communication
- Master L2 led must flash
In case of problem, the system can be totally excluded with the procedure at page 10.
WARNING: the control unit executes a brief inversion of the movement (1 second) if any error occurs.
In case that the safety devices are defective or they have been activated, it is possible to operate the
door anyway, keeping pressed the command button for more than 5 seconds. The control unit will
automatically switch to hold-to-run mode.
Emergency STOP input (21-22) must be closed by a jumper if not used.
Check that TB led is ON (number 7 in the diagram at page 7).
In case of any problem, refer to the paragraph “Troubleshooting” at pages 17 and 18.
• Step 5: functioning mode
1 2 3
ON
1 2 3
ON
1 2 3
ON
DIP2 ON: AUTOMATIC mode.
OFF: HOLD-TO-RUN mode. Automatic opening and hold-to-run closing.
The automatic closure function is deactivated.
DIP3 ON: Automatic closure function activated. Default time is 5 sec.
This function has effect only when the door is totally open.
OFF: Automatic closure function deactivated (default setting).
1 2 3
ON
RADIO CARD
(MASTER)
SLAVE TRANSMITTER (TCSP)
1
ON
B2B1
2
++
P1
6 5 4 3
8K2
6 5 4 3
4- GREEN 5- BROWN 6- WHITE
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
1 2
a
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
b
1 2
P1
L3 L2 L1
L1 L2 L3
button

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1 2 3
ON
1 2 3
ON
3.1 Deactivation of wireless safety system
This function is possible ONLY within 30 seconds from the power on of the control unit.
• Step 1: switch the unit off
By default DIP1 is ON (system activated).
• Step 2: switch the unit on and move DIP1 to OFF within 30 seconds
ON to OFF
The control unit will emit 6beeps if the system has been correctly deactivated.
Note: it is possible activate the safety system again, moving the DIP1 from OFF to ON within 30 seconds
from power-on. After keeping pressed for 5 seconds button P1, the control unit will emit 7beeps to signal
that the system has been activated.
• Step 3: press the programming button P1 for 5 seconds and hold it down
WARNING: according to the safety standards of door automation, after the deactivation of
the safety system it is necessary setting the HOLD-TO-RUN mode with DIP2 to OFF (p. 9).
3.2 Exclusion of safety edge in the last 5 cm of the closure
In case of uneven floors, it could be necessary deactivating the safety edge in the last part of the closure (not
more than 5 cm to comply with the standards) in order to avoid any accidental activation of the safety edge.
This procedure must be performed by qualified installer only, who will take charge of its correct application.
WARNING: this procedure can be used only for doors which require more than 10 seconds each
manoeuvre. It can be started only within 30 seconds after the power-ON. The exclusion of the safety
edge is applied only if the closure starts from the upper limit switch and it is not stopped.
Press P1 button ten times and keep it pressed
for 5 seconds. The buzzer emits 3 beeps.
( 5 s)
STOP
max. 5 cm
• Open the door completely (in hold-to-run
mode) by means of a memorized transmitter. The
buzzer emits a long beep when the upper limit
switch is reached. Put on the floor, exactely under
the door, a sturdy object not more than 5 cm high.
• Close the door (in hold-to-run mode), with no
interruption. The door will stop at the obstacle
and the control unit will make a long beep.
Open the door completely and remove the
object. Close the door to verify the correct
application of the procedure.
hold-to-run X
( 5 s)
keep it pressed
DEACTIVATION
WITHIN 30
SEC. FROM
POWER-ON
STOP
Press P1 button eleven times and keep it
pressed for 5 seconds. The buzzer emits 5
beeps.
WITHIN 30
SEC. FROM
POWER-ON
keep it pressed
hold-to-run

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4.3 Single channel: courtesy light ON/OFF LIGHT ON - LIGHT OFF
Memorization of a single button of any transmitter,
with function LIGHT ON - LIGHT OFF
Press P1 three times and keep it pressed.
The buzzer emits a continuous sound.
Press any button of the pair to memorize.
Once the memorization is successfully completed,
the buzzer emits a fast intermittent sound.
P1
continuous sound
...
( )
keep it pressed
intermittent sound
P1
P1
4.1 Single channel memorization
4.2 Double channel memorization
Memorization of a single button of any transmitter,
with function OPEN - STOP - CLOSE
Memorization of two buttons of any transmitter in one
step, with function OPEN (STOP) - CLOSE (STOP)
OPEN - STOP - CLOSE
Press P1 twice and keep it pressed.
The buzzer emits a continuous sound.
Press any button of the pair to memorize.
Once the memorization is successfully completed,
the buzzer emits a fast intermittent sound.
Press P1 once and keep it pressed.
The buzzer emits a continuous sound.
Press any button to memorize.
Once the memorization is successfully completed,
the buzzer emits a fast intermittent sound.
P1
continuous sound
...
( )
keep it pressed
intermittent sound
P1
4. Transmitter memorization (using P1 button, see location at page 7)
P1
continuous sound
...
( )
keep it pressed
intermittent sound
button to
memorize
button to
memorize
button to
memorize
CH1
CH2
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35
6
10
OPEN (STOP)
CLOSE (STOP)
CH1
CH2
64
35
6
10
CH1
CH2
64
35
6
10

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4.5 Remote memorization (cloning transmitters)
The added transmitter will have the same functions of the transmitter used for the memorization.
This procedure is compatible with any type of transmitter.
Press once the internal
P3 button of a memorized
transmitter and keep it pressed
for 2 sec. The buzzer emits a
continuous sound for 5 sec.
Press the button of a transmitter
already memorized. The buzzer
stops for 1 second, then sound
continously again.
Press the button of a new transmitter to
memorize with the same functions. Once the
memorization is successfully completed, the
buzzer emits a fast intermittent sound.
1 s< 5 s
...
< 5 s
continuous
sound intermittent sound
continuous
soundmemorized new
4.4 Alarm function: shock sensor memorization
The wireless shock sensor (optional) detects any
attempt of breaking or entering and send a signal
to the control unit that will activate the speaker
(optional) for 1 minute. L6 turns ON. It is possible
to set the sensor sensitivity by means of the dip
switches (see at side). Sending any opening or
closing door command will stop the alarm.
Warning: optional speaker must be connected!
ON
2
1
DIP1 DIP2 Sensitivity
Off Off High
On Off Medium
Off On Low
On On Extra-low
TVSSH868A01
ACTIVATE THE
SHOCK SENSOR
P1P1P1P1P1P1
Press P1 six times and keep it pressed.
The buzzer emits a continuous sound.
Activate the shock sensor.
Once the memorization is successfully completed,
the buzzer emits a fast intermittent sound.
continuous sound
...
( )
keep it pressed
intermittent sound
P3 button is
located inside
the transmitter.
P3
memorized

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5. Transmitters deletion (using P1 button, see location at page 7)
5.1 Deleting a single transmitter
Press P1 four times and keep it pressed.
The buzzer emits an intermittent sound.
Press the button of the transmitter to delete.
Once the deletion is successfully completed,
the buzzer emits a continuous sound.
P1
continuous sound
...
( )
keep it pressed
intermittent sound
P1
P1
P1
button to
delete
5.2 Deleting all the transmitters
Press P1 five times and keep it pressed for at
least 10 seconds.
The buzzer emits an intermittent sound.
Release the button once the sound becomes
continuous.
P1
continuous sound
...
( 10 s )
keep it pressed
intermittent sound
P1
P1
P1
P1
after
10 seconds
Press 3 times the internal P3 button
of a memorized transmitter and keep
it pressed for 2 sec. The buzzer emits
a slow intermittent sound.
Press the button of the transmitter
to delete within 5 sec.
Once the deletion is successfully completed,
the buzzer emits a continuous sound.
< 5 s
...
intermittent sound
continuous
sound
to delete
5.3 Remote deletion of a transmitter
3
times
P3 button is
located inside
the transmitter.
P3
memorized

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6.1 Auto close time setting
This procedure configures the time lapse between complete opening and the automatic closure (if enabled).
The default time is 5 seconds. It is possible to set the time from 5 seconds to 90 seconds.
Note: The procedure can be executed only within 30 seconds from power on.
The control unit will add by default 5 seconds to the time measured in the procedure.
Press the internal P3 button of a memorized transmitter and keep it pressed for 5 seconds. The buzzer will emit one beep.
Release and press it again eight times within 5 seconds. The buzzer will make two beeps at the end.
In case of time-out, the control unit will sound four beeps and exit the procedure automatically.
Press once P3 to start the counting of time. The buzzer will make one beep.
Press again P3 to stop the counting after the desired lapse. The value will be memorized by the control unit.
START STOP
6.2 Courtesy light time setting
This procedure configures the time of activation of the courtesy light.
The default time is 60 seconds. It is possible to set the time from 60 seconds to 12 hours.
Note: The procedure can be executed only within 30 seconds from power on.
The control unit will add by default 60 seconds to the time measured in the procedure.
within 5 sec.
8
times
keep it pressed
( 5 s)
START STOP
P3 button is
located inside
the transmitter. within 5 sec.
5
times
keep it pressed
( 5 s)
Press the internal P3 button of a memorized transmitter and keep it pressed for 5 seconds. The buzzer will emit one beep.
Release and press it again five times within 5 seconds. The buzzer will make three beeps at the end.
In case of time-out, the control unit will sound four beeps and exit the procedure automatically.
Press once P3 to start the counting of time. The buzzer will make one beep.
Press again P3 to stop the counting after the desired lapse. The value will be memorized by the control unit.
P3 button is
located inside
the transmitter.
P3
memorized P3
memorized P3 memorized P3 memorized
P3
memorized P3 memorized P3 memorized P3 memorized

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7.1 Motor torque control
This procedure activates or deactivates the motor torque control. The control unit will costantly check the level
of current required by the motor during the movement in order to detect any anomaly in the normal operation
of the door. In case of excessive effort, the control unit will stop and reverse the manoeuvre.
Note: The procedure can be executed only within 30 seconds from power on.
7.2 “Holiday mode”
The “Holiday mode” allows the user to temporarily lock the front cover.
Note: when the mode is activated, the wireless commands and the wired inputs are still enabled.
ACTIVATION
Press the STOP button in the front cover and keep
it pressed for 5 seconds.
The buzzer makes one beep.
DEACTIVATION
Press STOP button in the front cover and keep it
pressed for 5 seconds.
The buzzer makes one beep and LED will
slowly flash.
Press any button of any memorized transmitter.
The buzzer makes one beep.
Press the internal P3 button of a memorized transmitter and keep it pressed for 5 seconds. The buzzer will emit one beep.
Release and press it again four times within 5 seconds.
The buzzer will make one beep if the function is not active or two beeps if it is activated.
P3 button is
located inside
the transmitter.
4
times
keep it pressed
( 5 s)
DEACTIVATED
ACTIVATED
5 s
5 s
memorized
...
P3
memorized P3
memorized

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The above mentioned product must be installed only by qualified technical personnel in compliance with
the standards of automatic openings. All connections must be rated for a single-phase power supply of
230V. For the disconnection from the power line, use an all-pole switch with contact with an opening of
at least 3.5 mm. Only suitable materials for the connections must be used to guarantee insulation that
complies with current standards on the subject of electrical safety. All the necessary safety devices are to
be seen separately. Incorrect wiring will cause incorrect functioning impairing the safety purpose for which
the product has been designed so that people injuries could occur; failure to follow instructions can cause
personal injury and/or property damage. The correct functioning of the product must be checked once a
year. Keep the 230V wires separately from the low voltage safety wires. The earth-wires must be fixed with
an additional fastening on the terminals; this fastening has to be done by qualified technical personnel during
the installation phase. The appliance has been tested with a power supply wire type H05VV-F; the power
supply wires for outdoor use have not to be lighter than the ordinary wires type H05RN-F. The safety devices
have to be in conformity with EN12978. The installation of the control unit has to be done by fixing the box
vertically with the cable glands downwards. The product is in conformity with the RAEE and RoHS directive.
The earth wire must be longer than the other wires because it must be the last to break off if the cable clamps
are slack. Remember that there are specific standards that must be complied with both as regarding the
safety of the electrical systems and as regarding the remote control of tubular motors for roller blind.
Hereby Teleco automation s.r.l. declares that the products comply with the essential requirements and other
relevant provisions, established by the Directive 1999/5/EC. The declaration of conformity can be consulted
on the web site: www.telecoautomation.com/ce In the view of a constant development of their products, the
manufacturer reserves the right for changing technical data and features without prior notice.
8.1 WARNINGS
8. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Power supply 240 Vac - 50 Hz
Operating temperature range -20° – +50° C
IP rating IP20
Motor characteristics:
Voltage 250 Vac
Maximum power 400 W
Maximum output power for courtesy lamp 300 W - resistive load (240 Vac)
Maximum output power for flashing lamp 60 W - resistive load (240 Vac)
Reception frequency 868.3MHz
Radio memory capatibility (transmitters) 42
Wireless safety system
Functioning range 10 m
Answering time in manoeuvre < 100 ms
Carrier frequency 2.4 GHz
Power supply 3.6V lithium battery (1 or 2)
Consumption when transmitting 13 mA
Operating temperature range -20° – +50° C

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9. TROUBLESHOOTING (What to do if...)
Sequence Meaning Solution
1 costant beep
(continuous or
intermittent)
Faulty control unit Replace the control unit
2 beeps Motor problem - Set the limit switches
- The thermal protection could be activated. Wait while the
motor cools down.
- Check the motor connection
- Test the motor separately by means of a proper tool
3 beeps at
startup
Radio receiver is empty Memorize at least one transmitter
3 beeps
(FTC led = OFF)
Safety test failure:
photocells (FTC input)
Check photocells alignment and the connections
4 beeps
(COS led = ON)
Safety test failure: wired
safety edge
- Check the rubber profile general condition
- Check photocells alignment and the connections
5 beeps
(see also the
led on the front
cover)
Safety test failure Control unit checks
- The radio card (master) must be correctly inserted in the plug:
check all the pins
- The radio card (master) must be paired with the bottom slat
transmitter (slave)
Bottom slat transmitter (TCSP) checks
- Check type (lithium 3,6V), polarity and charge level of the
batteries
- Check functionality by pressing the button
- Check the DIP1 position (it sets the sensitive edge type)
- Check wiring between bottom slat transmitter (TCSP) and
sensitive edge (terminals and wire colour)
Sensitive edge checks
- Check the rubber profile general condition
- Check the functionality by means of the testing procedure
with DIP2 (at page 6).
8 beeps Limit switch error: the
manoeuvre exceeded
the working time.
Check the limit switches and, in case, set them again
9 beeps One of the manoeuvre
relay is defective
(number 12 in the
diagram at page 7)
Replace the control unit
10 beeps The common relay is
defective (number 13 in
the diagram at page 7)
Replace the control unit
5 quick beeps
every 5 seconds
Low batteries in the
bottom slat transmitter
(TCSP)
Replace the batteries as soon as possible. Use only compatible
batteries (Lithium 3.6V). Pay attention to the polarity.
Acoustic signals from the control unit

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Radio card (MASTER)
WARNING: in case that the safety devices are defective or they have been activated, it is possible to operate the
door anyway, keeping pressed the command button for more than 5 seconds. The control unit will automatically
switch to hold-to-run mode.
FTC Led ON: normal functioning.
OFF: safety alarm activate (photocells).
TB Led ON: normal functioning.
OFF: safety alarm activate (emergency STOP push-button).
COS Led ON: safety alarm activate (wired safety edge).
OFF: normal functioning.
Safety devices
L1 led ON: just during the programming.
OFF: when bottom slat transmitter (TCSP) has been correctly
memorized after the programming.
L2 led Flashing: normal functioning.
ON: activated safety alarm, transmission error or drained batteries.
L3 led Not used.
TB
led
FTC
led
1
ON
B2B1
2
++
P1
6 5 4 3
8K2
6 5 4 3
4- GREEN 5- BROWN 6- WHITE
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
1 2
a
3 4 5 6
BK2
Green
Brown
White
b
1 2
P1
L3 L2 L1
L1 L2 L3
button
Other possible issues
Problem Solution
None of the previous signals,
but the door doesn’t move
downward
Command an opening manoeuvre until the top limit has reached.
In the closure, the door hits the
floor and opens again
- The bottom limit could be too low, adjust it upwards
- In case of uneven floors, it could be necessary deactivating the safety
edge in the last part of the closure (not more than 5 cm to comply with
the standards). It is necessary to command the closure starting from the
top limit in order to be effective.
The door can be operated but
the safety systems don’t activate
Check the motor direction. If wrong, swap brown and black motor wires
over (terminals 5 & 7)
The control units responds to the
commands sent by transmitters,
but the front cover is not
functioning
- Check if the connection flat cable is correctly inserted in the board plug
- If the led is flashing once per second, the “holiday mode” is
activated (see page 15)
The fuse blows while operating
the door
Check again the wirings
COS
led
Led ON: safety alarm activate (see the specific alarm).
OFF: normal functioning.
1 flash - pause: keypad locked (holiday mode).
Flashing slowly: low batteries in the bottom slat transmitter (TCSP)
Led ON: The control unit is powered.
Led in the front cover

Wireless shock sensor
Detects abrupt movements. The wireless shock sensor,
located on the roller shutter, warns via radio of the attempt to
break in. Buzzer to be installed in the control unit included.
Power supply: battery.
Buzzer
Safety devices
Sensor
Transmitter TVMIO868P02
1
2
3
4
NEW
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
NEW
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
NEW
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
NEW
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
NEW
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
NEW
5
6
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CHANGING THE BATTERY
Keep the batteries out of the reach of children. Call a doctor immediately if a battery is swallowed. Explosion hazard if
the battery is substituted incorrectly. Replace the battery with a CR 2032 type battery only. Always wrap the battery up,
both when it is being stored and when it is being disposed of. The battery should not come into contact with other metal
objects as it could cause the battery to run down, catch fire or be damaged. Dispose of damaged or finished batteries
immediately in compliance with the law. To this end, contact the authorities for safeguarding the environment or the
centre for disposing of waste materials in your area. Do not throw the battery away with household rubbish.
1 - Remove the screw on the back.
2,3 - Open the lid.
4,5 - Take the old batteries out and put the new ones in the same way. Pay attention to correct polarity (+/-)!
6,7 - Close the transmitter with the screw.
2-channel hand transmitter
Carrier frequency 868.3 MHz
Power supply 3V ± 10% (lithium battery CR2032)
Consumption when transmitting 12 mA
Operating temperature range -10°÷ +55° C
Warnings: keep this manual transmitter out of the reach of children and animals. Do not use the manual transmitter in places or where
systems are sensitive to radio emissions (e.g. airports, hospitals). Do not keep or use the manual transmitter in places that are damp, where
there is steam, high air humidity, dust or where it is exposed to the direct rays of the sun or similar environmental conditions. Do not let the
manual transmitter drop: it could be damaged or its range of action reduced. The operator is in no way protected against interference from
other telecommunication equipment or systems (e.g. authorised radio systems working on the same frequency range). If you are having
problems with its range of action, fix the manual transmitter up high (under the sunshade in a car for instance). Do not use your nails to press
the key as they could damage the keys.Hereby Teleco automation s.r.l. declares that the products comply with the essential requirements
and other relevant provisions, established by the Directive 1999/5/EC. The declaration of conformity can be consulted on the web site: www.
telecoautomation.com/ce In the view of a constant development of their products, the manufacturer reserves the right for changing technical
data and features without prior notice.

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