Teleco TVPLS916CTS1 User manual

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24Vdc
DOC.: T691.02
TVPLS916CTS1 DATE: 03/10/16
24V CONTROL UNIT WITH RADIO RECEIVER TO
CONTROL ONE 24V MOTOR FOR ADJUSTABLE SLATS
Inputs for rain and wind sensors
Product code
TVPLS916CTS1
Limit-switch and working time self-learning
M
24Vdc /M
24Vdc M
24Vdc
M
24Vdc
M
24Vdc
24Vdc
M
230Vac
230
Vac M
230Vac M
230Vac M
230Vac
230
Vac
24Vdc
24Vdc
M
230Vac /
230
Vac M
230Vac M
230Vac
Manual push-button inputs
(hold-to-run mode)

2
INDEX
1. Connections and adjustments p. 2
2. TRANSMITTERS p. 3 - 5
2.1 Radio codes memorization
2.2 Working time conguration
2.3 Radio codes deletion
2.4 Remote memorization of other radio codes
2.5 Remote deletion of a radio code
3. SENSORS p. 6
3.1 WIND sensor
3.2 RAIN sensor
4. Technical specications p. 7
WARNINGS
The product at issue must be installed, commissioned and maintained only by licensed and authorised people, respecting the
laws concerning the automatic covers. The system is powered by 24Vdc. Before the connection to the power supply make sure
that the sensors and motors are correctly connected. A faulty connection of the motors (polarity inversion) could damage them
together with the connected mechanical elements. The power supply must supply the required voltage and current according
to the characteristics of the system. The power supply must be compliant with IEC60950-1 and must be protected against the
short-circuit and over-voltage. Use a 2x1.5mm cable to connect the motors and the control unit for length up to 6m, or 2x2.5mm
cable for longer segments.
PRODUCT DISPOSAL: at the end of this product’s useful life, it must not be disposed of as domestic waste, but must be taken
to a collection centre for waste electrical and electronic equipment.
Hereby Teleco automation s.r.l. declares that the product complies 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.
1Connections and adjustments
M
AN
LED
-
+
14
13
L1 L2 LM
24Vdc IN
16
15
DIP SWITCH
P1
1
2
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
RN
LED
DIP1 DIP2 (A)
OFF OFF 1
OFF ON 2
ON OFF 3
ON ON 4
Default
MOTOR STOPS. The control unit stops the motors at the point of a mechanical stop through
current absorption. The threshold can be set with DIP1 and DIP2 (table). Attention! Check
that the motor only stops at the mechanical stops (LM = ON): increase the threshold if
the motor stops during operation or decrease if the motor continues to push against the
mechanical stops.
1AERIAL GND
2AERIAL RF
5INPUTS COMMON
6HOLD-TO-RUN CLOSE INPUT (N.O.)
7HOLD-TO-RUN OPEN INPUT (N.O.)
8RAIN SENSOR (YELLOW, GND)
9RAIN SENSOR (BLUE, SIGNAL)
10 RAIN SENSOR (WHITE,+12V)
11 WIND SENSOR (BLUE)
12 WIND SENSOR (BROWN)
13 MOTOR (CLOSE)
14 MOTOR (OPEN)
15 +24Vdc POWER SUPPLY
16 POWER SUPPLY GND
AN LED WIND SENSOR PULSES
RN LED RAIN SENSOR ACTIVE
L1 ON = RAIN ALARM
L2 FLASHING = WIND ALARM
LM LIMIT SWITCH LED
P1 PROGRAMMING BUTTON

3
A
ONE SINGLE BUTTON FROM
ANY TRANSMITTER TYPE
B
7/42 channel transmitter
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
CH5
CH6
CH7
Open (STOP)
Close (STOP)
Open (STOP)
Close (STOP)
Open
STOP
Close
AUTOMATIC COMMANDS
(2 or 3 BUTTONS)
CH5
CH6
CH7
Open
STOP
Close
3/18 channel transmitter
2 channel transmitter
OPEN/STOP/CLOSE
or
CLOSE
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
CH5
CH6
CH7
CH5
CH6
CH7
OPEN/STOP/CLOSE
or
CLOSE
OPEN/STOP/CLOSE
or
CLOSE
C
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
CH5
CH6
CH7
0 % (Closed)
50 %
70 %
100 % (Open)
Open (hold-to-run)
STOP
Close (hold-to-run)
TRANSMITTER RESERVED FOR
PERGOLA CONTROL
Close
(STOP)
Open
(STOP)
CH1
CH2
CH1
CH2
2TRANSMITTERS

4
2.2 Working time conguration
P1
*
10x
Command a
manoeuvre using
a memorized
transmitter or
by means of the
wired input.
Press P1 again or wait
25 seconds to quit the
procedure without saving.
Note: this automatic cycle can be stopped with any command.
If working time is exceeded (90 s), the control unit stops and emits
an intermittent sound until any button is pressed.
(>3 s)
...
intermittent sound
complete
closing
complete
opening
LM ashes ...
complete
opening
...
P1
Press the button P1 10 times and keep it pressed for 3 seconds.
The buzzer emits an intermittent sound.
TYPE OF MEMORIZATION P1
A1 BUTTON: *
1x
Press the button of the transmitter
relative to the code to memorize.
BAUTOMATIC COMMANDS
(2 or 3 BUTTONS)
*
2x
Press the button of the transmitter
relative to the code to memorize.
A1 BUTTON: *
3x
Press the button of the transmitter
relative to the code to memorize.
C7/42 CHANNEL TRANSMITTER *
4x
Press any button of the 7/42 channel
transmitter.
keep it pressed
...
continuous
sound
OPEN STOP CLOSE
CLOSE
intermittent sound
2.1 Radio codes memorization
P1
Press the button P1 as many times as requested by the type of memorization and keep it pressed. The buzzer emits a continuous sound.
Press the button of the transmitter relative to the code to memorize. The memorization is indicated by an intermittent sound of the buzzer.
* The buzzer will make a beep each press.

5
3x
Remote deletion of a radio code
Note: P3 button is located inside the transmitter. The added radio code will have the same functions of
the code used for the memorization. This procedure is compatible with any type of transmitter.
Press the button P3 of the memorized transmitter. The buzzer emits a
continuous sound. Press the button relative to a memorized code. The sound
stops for 1 second then it starts again. Press the button relative to the new
code. The memorization is indicated by an intermittent sound of the buzzer.
...
P3
< 5 s
intermittent
sound
To delete
1 s
...
P3
New
< 5 s
continuous
sound
Memorized
< 5 s
continuous
sound
Memorized Memorized
Note: P3 button is located inside the transmitter.
Press 3 times the button P3 of the memorized transmitter. The buzzer emits a
slow intermittent sound. Press the button relative to the code to delete within
5 seconds. The buzzer will stop sounding.
1.1
2.4 2.5
Remote memorization of further radio codes
* The buzzer will make a beep each press.
2.3 Radio codes deletion
TYPE OF DELETION P1
SINGLE RADIO CODE *
5x
Press the button of the transmitter
relative to the code to delete
Press 5 times the button P1 and keep it pressed. The buzzer emits an intermittent sound. Press the button of the transmitter relative to
the code to be deleted within 10 seconds. Successful deletion is indicated by a continuous sound of the buzzer.
ALL THE RADIO CODES *
6x
Press 6 times the button P1 and keep it pressed for 10 seconds. The buzzer emits a fast intermittent sound. Release when the sound
becomes continuous.
keep it pressed
...
(10 s)
continuous
sound
...
intermittent
sound
P1
continuous
sound

6
RAIN sensor
1.1
3.2 L1 ON Factory setting
ACTIVATED
ALARM ACTIVATED when What happens with ALARM ACTIVATED ALARM NOT ACTIVE when
The sensitive surface of the sensor
detects drops of water.
The control unit completely CLOSES the pergola slats.
The control unit executes no command.The sensor doesn’t detect any drop.
System operation AFTER rain alarm (draining of water)
DIP3=OFF: once the rain alarm has ended, for the following 6 hours the control unit, upon receiving an automatic movement command from the transmitter, will tilt
the pergola slats to 33% to allow water to drain off. For 4 minutes the control unit can only execute hold-to-run commands, thereby exiting from the alarm status.
DIP3=ON: once the rain alarm has ended, after 20 minutes the control unit will automatically tilt the pergola slats to 33% to allow water to drain off. For 4 minutes
the control unit can only execute hold-to-run commands, thereby exiting from the alarm status.
Activation/
deactivation of the
RAIN sensor
Deactivation
Press the “STOP” button of a
memorized 7/42 or 3-channel
transmitter for 10 s.
The buzzer emits 2 beeps.
Activation
Press the “STOP” button of a
memorized 7/42 or 3-channel
transmitter for 10 s.
The buzzer emits a continuous
sound for 4 seconds.
STOP
(10 s) continuous
sound 4 s
STOP
(10 s)
ATTENTION: the deactivation of the sensor has 60 minutes duration.
R
A
I
N
WIND sensor
1.1
3.1
The anemometer (ANEM4) detects wind speed, which the control unit compares with the threshold set through DIP4 (see table).
The control unit is only compatible with anemometers generating 4 pulses per rev.
ACTIVE ALARM when Once ACTIVE ALARM DEACTIVATED ALARM when
The measured speed is higher then
the set threshold (see the table).
The control unit moves the louvres to the 50% of complete
opening and it doesn’t execute any command. L2 ashes.
The sensor measures a speed lower than
the set threshold for at least 30 seconds.
DIP4 Km/h
OFF 45
ON 60
W
I
N
D
Alarm priority
HIGH L2 ashes Factory setting
ACTIVATED

7
Technical specications
4
Power supply 24V
Max. output power 4,5A
Working time 90 s
Operating temperature range -20° / +50°C
Reception frequency 916 MHz
Radio memory capability (transmitters) 16
Rain sensor power supply 12V (max.100mA)
Anemometer 4 pulses/rotation (ANEM4)
Protection rating IP54
Material of the box and its cover
(Not suitable for direct UV exposure) Thermoplastic ABS
115 mm
65 mm
25 mm
15 mm
85 mm
53 mm
Product fastening holes
To prevent inltration of water, wire the product as follows:

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