Velux VSE KLR 100 Manual

VELUX, DK-2970 Hørsholm
www.VELUX.com
451452-1205
GGL INTEGRA®/ GGU INTEGRA®
KMX 100
KMX 200
KLR 100
Read directions for use carefully before operating
Directions for use

32
Important information 4-5
Getting started
Initial set-up 6-7
Function guide 8-9
Operation
Locating and operating a product 10-12
- One window 10
- More than one window 11-12
Choosing positions and luminous intensity 13
Menu functions
Menu guide 14
Navigating in the menus 15
Changing language 16
Definition of Room, Group and Zone 17
Creating a Room 18-19
Editing a Room 20-21
Creating a Group 22-23
Naming 24-25
Program keys P1 and P2 26-29
- Recording a Program P1/P2 26-27
- Activating and interrupting a Program P1/P2 28-29
Timer 30-31
Access code 32
Keypad lock 33
Rearranging order 34-35
Display light 36
Clearing remote control settings 37
Extending the system with VELUX and
io-homecontrol® products
Registering a new product 38-39
Using additional remote controls 40-43
- Copying to a remote control not yet in operation 40-41
- Copying to a remote control in operation 42-43
Registering products from other types of control units 44-45
Copying products to other types of control units 46-47
Security key 48-49
Resetting the system 50-51
Installation
Holder for remote control 52-53
Rain sensor 54
Blinds, roller shutters etc 55
Specifics of the window
Manual operation 56-57
Maintenance 58-59
Further information
Display symbols 60
Glossary 61-62
Contents
Congratulations on your new VELUX product
In order to make the best use of it please read these instructions on
operation and maintenance.

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Please keep instructions for future reference and hand them over to
any new user.
Safety
• Before operating ensure that the window with electrical products
can be and is operated without risk of damage to property or
injury to people or animals.
• For personal safety, never have your hand or body out of the win-
dow without switching off the power.
• Children must not be allowed to play with the window and its
electrical products, and the remote control should be kept out of
reach of children.
• If repair or adjustment work is needed, disconnect from mains
supply and ensure that it cannot be reconnected unintentionally.
• The plug on the mains cable is for indoor use only.
• It is recommended to place a remote control in the room where
the window and its electrical products have been installed.
Function
• If the rain sensor gets wet, the window operator automatically
closes the window; however, the ventilation flap remains open.
• To prevent the window from closing because of very fine/weak
rain, fog or dew, the rain sensor is equipped with a heating ele-
ment to keep the surface dry.
• If the window has been opened manually, the window operator
will not be activated via the rain sensor.
• From fully open, it will take up to one minute before the window is
completely closed. Therefore, in case of sudden rain, water may
enter the room before the window is closed.
• In case of snow and/or ice, the operation of the window may be
blocked.
Important information
Product
• This product has been designed for use with genuine VELUX
products. Connection to other products may cause damage or
malfunction.
• The product is compatible with products with the io-homecontrol®
logo.
• Electrical products must be disposed of in conformity with nation-
al regulations for electronic waste and not with usual household
waste.
• Used batteries have to be disposed of in conformity with the rele-
vant environmental regulations.
• Expected battery lifetime: Approx. 1 year.
• The packaging can be disposed of with usual household waste.
• Radio frequency band: 868 MHz.
• Noise level: Max 70 dB(A).
Maintenance and service
• Disconnect from mains supply before carrying out any mainten-
ance (including cleaning of pane) or service work to the window
and products connected to it and ensure that it cannot be recon-
nected unintentionally during this time.
• If mains cable is damaged, it must be replaced by qualified per-
sonnel in accordance with national regulations.
• Spare parts are available through VELUX. Please provide informa-
tion from data plates.
• If you have any technical questions, please contact VELUX.
io-homecontrol®provides advanced and secure radio technology that is easy to install.
io-homecontrol® labelled products communicate with each other, improving comfort,
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Completed
Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
P1 P2
P1 P2
2
3
Ready
------------- AUTO SET-UP --------------
Info
P1 P2
Connect product
to mains supply
and press Ready
within 10 minutes
4
5
7
8
6
Enter
--- LANGUAGE ---
Dansk
English
Français
Deutsch
1
------------- AUTO SET-UP --------------
------------- AUTO SET-UP --------------
Initial set-up
Choose language:
Press to highlight your language.
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Switch on mains power to the window(s) with elec-
trical products.
Note: Prepare other io-homecontrol®products
for registration in accordance with the instructions
provided with the product in question.
Press "Ready" to start automatic registration of
each product.
Automatic registration is running. Please wait.
The display shows "Completed" when all prod-
ucts have been registered. If the display shows
"Failed", refer to the instructions in section
Resetting the system.
The display shows a registered product.
Operation can start.
The new product is placed in House as default.
The initial set-up must be completed within
10 minutes so please read items 1-8 before
proceeding.
IMPORTANT!
In case of one remote control only,
all products must be registered
in this remote control.
In case of more than one remote control, all
products must be registered in one of the remote
controls. Then the informa-
tion must be copied from this
remote control to the other
remote controls, see section
Using additional remote
controls.
Within 10 minutes of inserting the batteries, you
must choose your language and prepare auto-
matic registration of relevant electrical products
in the remote control. If this time limit is exceeded,
you must start afresh.
When the initial set-up has been completed, all
windows with electrical products connected will
appear in the display.
Ensure mains power to the window(s) with electri-
cal products to be registered is switched off.
Slide off the battery cover as shown. Insert the
three batteries supplied (type AA, 1.5 volt) into
the remote control. Replace cover.

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P1 P2
P1 P2
P1
Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
P1 P2
P2
Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
Function guide
The following describes the functions of the
remote control.
The display tells you which product is being
operated, which menu function is being used
etc. The bottom line of the display states the
function of the two selection keys.
Note: Your display may look different
depending on the last product operated.
Selection, navigation and program keys
Keys for operating the product chosen
The main function of the keys for every-
day use is shown on the next page. More
advanced functions are shown in greater
detail later in the instructions.
Selection keys
- for activating the menu and confirming the cho-
sen menu function. The current function of the key
is stated directly above in the display.
- for locating the Room, the Group, the Zone or
the product to be operated. The current function of
the key is stated directly above in the display.
Navigation keys
- for scrolling up and down in the product or
menu list.
Program keys
- for activating a pre-set operating sequence by
pressing just one key.
Keys for operating the product
OPEN/UP/ON or CLOSE/DOWN/OFF
Short key pressure: Product will travel to maximum
top or bottom position.
Long key pressure: Product will travel to one of the
pre-set positions.
See section Choosing positions and luminous intensity.
Stop and status key
STOP
Short key pressure: The product in operation stops.
Long key pressure: All products in operation stop.
Short key pressure when a product not in oper-
ation has been chosen: Status of product is dis-
played.

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Menu
No. 2
Window
House
Locate
Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
Menu
No. 1
Blind
House
Locate
P1 P2
P1 P2
13
2
More than one window
With one electrical product
Three windows are equipped with window opera-
tors only.
The example shows how to locate and operate
window No. 2.
Press to find window No. 2.
Press to start operation.
More than one window with more electrical
products: see next page.
To be able to operate a product (eg a blind), you
first have to locate the product in question in the
display.
The examples show the easiest way to find the
product you want to operate, and have been
divided into two groups: one window or more
than one window.
One window
With one electrical product
The window is equipped with a window oper-
ator only and therefore you do not have to locate
the product first.
Press to start operation.
With more electrical products
The window is equipped with a window oper-
ator, a roller shutter, a blind and frame lights.
The example shows how to locate and operate
the blind.
Press to find "Blind".
Press to start operation.
Locating and operating a product

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Menu
No. 2
Roller shutter
House
Locate
P1 P2
50% down
1
2
3Run to position
Enter Back
Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
Enter
------------- HOUSE -------------
Back
P1 P2
P1 P2
1
2
3
4
Window
Roller shutter
Blind
Lights
------------- BLIND -------------
231
A product or a Group of products can be set
to travel to a certain position. The example shows
how to set a roller shutter to run 50% down.
Locate the product in question, see section
Locating and operating a product.
Product chosen is displayed.
The example shows roller shutter No. 2.
Press and hold key and watch the display.
Each black spot corresponds to the roller shutter
running 10% down. Five black spots thus corres-
pond to it running 50% down.
Release key and the roller shutter will travel to
the position chosen.
Note: A short key pressure will make the roller
shutter travel to maximum top or bottom position.
Lights or a Group of lights can be operated on
the same principle. The percentages correspond
to luminous intensity. Short key pressure: The lights
are switched on or off completely.
A Venetian blind can be operated in two ways.
It can be drawn up and down, as described for
the roller shutter, and its slats can be tilted. To tilt
the slats of the Venetian blind, choose Tilt with
the navigation keys when the product has been
located.
To obtain ventilation via the ventilation flap with-
out opening the window, release key when
“Ventilation” is displayed.
Choosing positions and luminous intensity
More than one window
With more electrical products
Three windows are each equipped with a window
operator, a roller shutter, a blind and frame lights.
The example shows how to locate and operate
blind No. 3.
Press "Locate".
Displays the list of product types in House.
Press to highlight "Blind".
Press "Enter".
Press to highlight blind "No. 3".
Press "Enter".
Press to start operation.
Locating and operating a product

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Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
Enter
--- Menu ---
Back
Keypad lock
Timer
Settings
Enter
--- Settings ---
Back
Set-up of House
User settings
System settings
Enter
--- System settings ---
Back
Register product
Copy system
Security key
Configure
Enter
--- Set-up of House ---
Back
Room
Group
Rearrange order
Rename
Clear
Enter
--- User settings ---
Back
Language
Programs P1/P2
Display light
Access code
Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
P1 P2
Settings Set-up of House Room
1
2
3
Enter
--- Menu ---
Back
P1 P2
Keypad lock
Timer
Settings
Enter
--- Settings ---
Back
P1 P2
Set-up of House
User settings
System settings
Enter
--- Set-up of House ---
Back
P1 P2
Room
Group
Rearrange order
Rename
Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
P1 P2
4
1
2
p. 30-31
p. 33
p. 18-21
p. 22-23
p. 34-35
p. 24-25
p. 37
p. 16
p. 26-29
p. 36
p. 32
p. 38-39
p. 40-43
p. 48-49
p. 46-47
Menu guide
Guide to the menu functions of the remote control.
Additional information about the individual function is provided in
the relevant section.
Navigating through the menus
The example shows how to find the menu item
Room by means of menu choices.
Press "Menu".
Displays a list of menu items under Menu.
Press to highlight "Settings".
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Displays a list of menu items under Settings.
Press to highlight "Set-up of House".
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Displays a list of menu items under Set-up of
House.
Press to highlight "Room".
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
You can now proceed with the menu functions
under menu item Room.
This way of choosing menu items is shown as
follows in the rest of the instructions:
Press "Menu".
Scroll through the menus:

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Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
P1 P2
P1 P2
1
2
3
4
5
Settings User settings Language
Enter
--- LANGUAGE ---
Dansk
English
Français
Deutsch
P1 P2
Enter
--- LANGUAGE ---
Dansk
English
Français
Deutsch
--- INFORMATION ---
Kitchen
Saved
Back
Back
To make it easier to operate especially large sys-
tems it is recommended to link each product to a
Room and/or a Group.
Definition of Room
A Room consists of one or more products of any
type located in the same physical room, eg bed-
room or kitchen.
A product can be assigned to one Room only.
Definition of Group
A Group consists of at least two products of the
same type (eg two roller shutters).
For every product type, a Group “All” is automa-
tically created. Each Group “All” consists of all
products of the same type in the House list or in
the Room in question.
Groups created across more Rooms are called
Zones.
Definition of Zone
A Group created across more Rooms.
Definition of Room, Group and ZoneChanging language
You can change the display text language.
The example shows how to change it.
Press "Menu".
Scroll through the menus:
The display shows a list of languages. The current
language has been ticked.
Press to highlight a new language.
Press på "Enter" to confirm your choice.
The display shows that the change has been
saved.
Room 1
Room 2
Room 1
Room 2
Room 1
Room 2

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If you have many products,
you can collate them in
Rooms to make these easier
to find and operate.
When creating a Room, you have to create at
least two Rooms. Room 2 may consist of all the
products not assigned to Room 1, see item 8.
The example shows two rooms with two windows
in each. Below it is shown how to create Room 1
by moving the relevant products from House to
Room 1.
Press "Menu".
Scroll through the menus:
Displays the areas in House.
Press to highlight the area with the product to
be assigned to Room 1 first.
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Displays a list of all products in House. The prod-
uct type appears second from the top line in the
display. The individual products can be identified
by pressing for a short period of time.
Press to highlight the product to be moved to
Room 1.
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
More Continue
Room
created
--- INFORMATION ---
HOUSE
--------- WINDOW ---------
No. 1
Room
created
-- INFORMATION --
Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
Enter
House
--- PRODUCT FROM ---
P1 P2
House
1
2
3
4
Settings Set-up of House Room Create
5
6
7
8
Back
Enter
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
P1 P2
Back
Enter Back
--- CONTINUE ---
Save new Room
Undo product
Undo new Room
9
P1 P2
Yes No
--- INFORMATION ---
Save all remaining
products in next
Room
HOUSE
--------- WINDOW ---------
Creating a Room
Displays the product chosen.
Press "More" to move additional products to
Room 1. You will return to the list in item 4. Repeat
items 4-5 until these products have been moved
to Room 1.
Press "Continue" to proceed.
Displays a list of options.
Press to highlight "Save new Room".
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
(Highlight one of the other options to undo your
choice).
The display shows that a new Room has been
created.
The display asks whether you want the remaining
products to be assigned to the next Room auto-
matically.
a ) P r e s s "Yes" to save the remaining products
in Room 2.
b) Press "No" to return automatically to the list
in item 3.
The display shows that a new Room has been
created.
Note: The products are
automatically renumbered
when assigned to a Room. Room 1 Room 2

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Enter
--- ROOM 1 ---
Back
Enter
--- WINDOW ---
Back
Enter Back
P1 P2
--- PLACE IN ---
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
Rooms
modified
--- INFORMATION ---
5
4
6
Window
Roller shutter
Menu
No. 1
Window
Room 1
Locate
P1 P2
Enter
--- MOVE FROM ---
Back
P1 P2
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Settings Set-up of House Room Edit
1
2
3
P1 P2
P1 P2
7
You can edit the Rooms you have created, ie one
or more products can be moved from one Room
to another.
The example shows how the window operator
in window No. 1 can be moved from Room 1 to
Room 2.
Press "Menu".
Scroll through the menus:
Displays a list of the Rooms created.
Press to highlight the Room from which the
product is to be moved.
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Displays a list of product types in the Room from
which the product is to be moved.
Press to highlight "Window".
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Editing a Room
Displays a list of the individual products within the
product type in question.
Press to highlight the product to be moved. The
individual products can be identified by pressing
for a short period of time.
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Displays a list of Rooms in which the product can
be placed.
Press to highlight the Room in which the prod-
uct is to be placed.
Press "Enter" to confirm the new location of the
product.
The display shows that several Rooms have been
modified.
Note: The products are automatically renumbered
when assigned to a new Room.

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Group 1 created
in Room 1
--- INFORMATION ---
Enter Back
P1 P2
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
More Save
P1 P2
--- INFORMATION ---
Add more
to Group
or save Group
Creating a Group
Menu
No. 1
Window
Room 1
Locate
P1 P2
Enter
--- PRODUCT FROM ---
Back
P1 P2
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Settings Set-up of House Group Create
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
--- Window ---
Enter Back
P1 P2
--- ROOM 1 ---
Window
Roller shutter
Blind
To make it easier to operate products of the same
type simultaneously, you can create a Group.
The example shows a Room with four windows,
each with a window operator. It
shows how to create Group 1 con-
sisting of the window operators
on the two windows No. 3 and
No. 4. The example presumes
that Room 1 has been created.
Note: A number of Groups “All” each consisting
of all products of the same type in the Room in
question was created automatically when Room 1
was created.
Press "Menu".
Scroll through the menus:
Displays a list of the Rooms created.
Press to highlight the Room in which Group 1
is to be created.
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Displays a list of the product types in Room 1.
Press to highlight "Window".
Press “Enter” to confirm your choice.
Displays a list of the individual products within the
product type in question.
Press to highlight the product to be included in
Group 1. The individual products can be identified
by pressing for a short period of time.
Press “Enter” to confirm your choice.
The display asks whether additional products are
to be moved to Group 1.
Press "More" to move additional products
to Group 1. You will return to the list in item 5.
Repeat items 5-6 until these products have been
moved to Group 1.
Press "Save" to create Group 1.
The display shows that Group 1 has been created
in Room 1.
Note: When operating
Groups a delayed execution of
commands might occur. If you
want a particular product to
respond at once, this product
must be operated individually.
2
1
3
4
Room 1
2
1
3
4
Room 1
Group 1

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--- INFORMATION ---
Kitchen
Saved
Menu
No. 1
Window
Room 1
Locate
P1 P2
Enter
--- RENAME ---
Back
P1 P2
Enter
--- AREA ---
Back
P1 P2
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Settings Set-up of House Rename
1
2
3
4
6
7
Room 1 A
ABCDEFGHI
Enter
--- RENAME ---
Back
P1 P2
KITCHEN
CDEFGHI JK
Save
5
8
Enter
--- RENAME ---
Back
P1 P2
GHI KLMNO
Enter
--- RENAME ---
Back
P1 P2
Room
Zone
Group
Product
K
Naming
You can change the names of House, Rooms,
Zones, Groups, products and Programs displayed
into more personal names.
The example shows how to change Room 1 into
Kitchen.
Note: When having used the function Rename,
the products are not automatically renumbered
any longer.
Press "Menu".
Scroll through the menus:
Displays a list of House, Rooms, Zones, Groups,
products and Programs.
Press to highlight "Room".
Press "Enter" confirm your choice.
Displays a list of the names automatically given to
the Rooms.
Press to highlight "Room 1".
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Displays a list of characters including the save
function , the delete function and the space
character .
Enter the new name using the list of characters.
Press to highlight the character required.
Press "Enter" after each character.
Save the new name by choosing in the list when
the last character has been entered.
Press "Enter".
The display shows that the new name has been
saved.

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Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
Enter
--- PROGRAMS P1/P2 ---
Back
Record Program
Delete Program
Yes
Save new
Program
No
--- PROGRAM (P1) ---
P1 P2
P1 P2
Enter
-- RECORD PROGRAM --
Back
Start recording by
pressing Enter.
Stop recording by
pressing P1 or P2
2
3
4
5
6
1Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
Settings User settings Programs P1/P2
Recording a Program P1/P2
The program keys P1 and P2 can be used for
pre-setting a series of operating sequences that
can be activated by a single key pressure.
You can record up to eight programs; four under
each of the program keys P1 and P2. The pro-
grams can contain commands about operating
the products and activating the timer function.
The example shows how to program a window
and a roller shutter to close/run down by pressing
the program key P1 just once.
Press "Menu".
Scroll through the menus:
Press to highlight "Record Program".
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Press "Enter" to start recording.
The display shows the latest operated product.
Icon indicates that the recording is in progress.
1. Locate the window and close it (see sec-
tions Locating and operating a product and
Choosing positions and luminous intensity).
IMPORTANT! Choose a position by pressing
and holding key until the desired position
has been reached.
Do not use the stop key .
2. Locate the roller shutter and roll it down.
3. Press P1 "P1" when the roller shutter has rolled
down.
The display asks whether to save the new program.
Press "Yes" to save the new program.

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1
Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
P1 P2
Start
--- PROGRAM P1 ---
Back
Program 1
Program 2
Program 3
Program 4
P1 P2
2
1
2
Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
P1 P2
Stop
--- PROGRAM P1 ---
Back
Program 1
Program 2
Program 3
Program 4
P1 P2
▸
Activating and interrupting a Program P1/P2
Activating a program
You can activate eight programs at a time. You
can still use the various functions of the remote
control at the same time as one or more programs
are activated by pressing a program key.
Below four programs have been recorded under
program key P1.
The example shows how to activate Program 3
under program key P1.
Press P1 "P1" three times to activate Program 3.
Program 3 is marked in the display and the pro-
gram automatically starts.
Note: Maximum time interval between each key
pressure: 2 seconds. Otherwise the program that
happens to be highlighted will automatically be
activated.
Interrupting a program
Icon ▸indicates that a program has been acti-
vated. A program in progress can be interrupted
as follows:
Press P1 or P2 to find the program in progress.
The activated program has been ticked.
Press to highlight the program in question.
Press "Stop" to interrupt the program.

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7
8
9
Enter
Stop position
0%
Back
--- SET TIMER ---
Enter Back
--- SET TIMER ---
Enter Back
--- SET TIMER ---
Menu
No. 1
Window
Room 1
Locate
P1 P2
P1 P2
P1 P2
10
Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Back
Enter
--- MENU ---
Back
Keypad lock
Timer
Settings
Enter
Start position
100%
Back
-- SET TIMER --
P1 P2
P1 P2
Enter
-- TIMER --
Back
Set timer
Delete timer
P1 P2
2
3
4
5
1
Enter Back
Room 1
--- WINDOW ---
No. 1
6Press to set the desired start position of the
window when activated via the timer.
100% corresponds to fully open.
Press "Enter" to confirm the setting.
Press to set the stop position of the window
when deactivated via the timer. 0% corresponds
to fully closed.
Press "Enter" to confirm the setting.
Press to choose the time period required.
First choose minutes.
Press "Enter" to change to hours.
Press to choose hours. The window is now set
to close after 1 hour and 10 minutes.
Press "Enter" to confirm the setting.
The display shows that the timer has been acti-
vated.
Window No. 1 in Room 1 now closes after 1 hour
and 10 minutes.
Note: The timer can be interrupted by choosing
"Delete timer" in item 3.
Time period
00h 10 min
Time period
01 h 10min
Timer
With the timer you can for example close a win-
dow, roll down a sunscreening product or turn off
frame lights after a pre-set time interval.
The example shows how to set window No. 1 in
Room 1 to close after 1 hour and 10 minutes.
Press "Menu".
Press to highlight "Timer".
Press “Enter” to confirm your choice.
Press to highlight "Set timer".
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Locate the window, see section Locating and oper-
ating a product.
The display shows the relevant product. The indi-
vidual products can be identified by pressing
for a short period of time.
Press "Enter" to proceed.

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Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
Enter
- ACCESS CODE -
Back
Enter
--- ACCESS CODE ---
Back
Choose/Change
Delete
Save Back
Confirm code
1 2 3 4
P1 P2
P1 P2
P1 P2
P1 P2
1
2
3
4
5
Settings User settings Access code
- ACCESS CODE -
Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
Enter
--- KEYPAD LOCK ---
Back
Enable
Disable
Enter
--- MENU ---
Back
Keypad lock
Timer
Settings
P1 P2
P1 P2
P1 P2
Menu
Press Menu and
then Locate
--- KEYPAD LOCK ---
Locate
P1 P2
1
2
3
Access code
You can choose a personal access code to protect
the settings under the menu item Settings. The
access code must consist of four digits from 0 to 9.
Press "Menu".
Scroll through the menus:
Press to highlight "Choose/Change".
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Press to choose the first digit.
Press "Enter" to go to the next digit.
Press "Enter" when the last digit has been
chosen.
Press "Save" to confirm and save the code.
Every time you now choose Settings in the menu,
you must enter the access code before you can
proceed.
Note: The access code can be cancelled by
choosing "Delete" in item 3.
Enter code
1 * * *
Keypad lock
The keypad can be locked so that products can-
not be operated without unlocking the keypad.
The stop key can still be used.
Press "Menu".
Press to highlight "Keypad lock".
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Press to highlight "Enable".
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
The keypad lock is immediately activated.
Unlocking keypad if the keypad has been
locked:
Message as shown.
Press "Menu". Press "Locate".
The keypad has temporarily been unlocked.
The keypad will automatically be locked again
10 seconds after it has been used.
Note: The keypad lock can be deactivated by
choosing "Disable" in item 3.

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Menu
No. 1
Window
Room 1
Locate
P1 P2
P1 P2
Enter
-- REARRANGE ORDER --
Back
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
P1 P2
Enter
-- REARRANGE ORDER --
Back
Window
Roller shutter
Awning blind
Blind
Settings Rearrange order
1
2
3
4
Set-up of House
Product
Order rearranged
--- INFORMATION ---
5
6
7
8
P1 P2
Enter
-- REARRANGE ORDER --
Back
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
P1 P2
Enter
-- REARRANGE ORDER --
Back
No. 1
No. 3
No. 2
P1 P2
Save
--- INFORMATION ---
More
Save new order or
rearrange more
products
You can benefit by having the products used most
frequently at the top of the list. This is done by
rearranging the order of the individual products,
Groups, Rooms and Zones displayed.
In the example, three Rooms have been created.
It shows how to rearrange the order of the roller
shutters in Room 2.
Press "Menu".
Scroll through the menus:
Displays a list of the Rooms created containing the
products in question.
Press to highlight the Room in which the order
of the individual products is to be rearranged.
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Displays a list of the product types in Room 2.
Press to highlight the product type where the
order of the individual products is to be rear-
ranged.
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Rearranging order
Displays a list of the individual products of the
chosen product type. The individual products can
be identified by pressing for a short period of
time.
Press to highlight the product in question.
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
The list of the individual products of the chosen
product type is still displayed.
Press to move the chosen product.
Press "Enter" to confirm the rearranged order.
The display asks, whether the order of more prod-
ucts is to be rearranged or whether the changes
made till now are to be saved.
Press "More" to rearrange the order of more
products. You will return to the list in item 5.
Repeat items 5-7 until the required order of prod-
ucts has been obtained.
Press "Save" to save the rearranged product
order.
The display shows that the order has been rear-
ranged.
Note: The products are automatically renumbered
when the order has been rearranged.

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Enter
- USER SETTINGS -
Back
Enter
--- DISPLAY LIGHT ---
Back
Language
Programs P1/P2
Display light
Access code
On
Off
Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
P1 P2
P1 P2
P1 P2
Settings User settings
1
3
2
4
Menu
No. 1
Window
Room 1
Locate
P1 P2
Yes
--- CLEAR ---
No
P1 P2
Clear all Groups/
Rooms/Zones/
Programs/Names
Settings Set-up of House
1
2
3
4
Enter
-- SET-UP OF HOUSE --
Back
P1 P2
Group
Rearrange order
Rename
Clear
Display light
In standard settings, the light in the display is
turned on when the keypad is activated and is
turned off again after 10 seconds. If you do not
want any light in the display, you can opt out of
this.
The example shows how to turn off the light in the
display.
Press "Menu".
Scroll through the menus:
Press to highlight "Display light".
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Press to highlight "Off".
Press to confirm your choice.
Note: The light in the display can be turned on by
choosing "On" in item 4.
Clearing remote control settings
When clearing the remote control settings, all
settings for Rooms, Zones, Groups and Programs
and all personal names are deleted. The products,
however, remain registered in the remote control.
Press "Menu".
Scroll through the menus:
Displays a list of menu items.
Press to highlight "Clear".
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
The display asks whether you want to clear all
Groups, Rooms, Zones, Programs and personal
names you might have created.
Press "Yes" to confirm your choice.
Press "No" to return to item 3.
The remote control settings are cleared.

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Menu
No. 1
Window
House
Locate
P1 P2
2
3
4
5
Enter Back
P1 P2
--- INFORMATION ---
--- SYSTEM SETTINGS ---
New products
registered
Menu
No. 1
Roller shutter
House
Locate
P1 P2
Enter
P1 P2
Enter Back
P1 P2
7a
7b
8
9
No. 1 new
New products
--- ROLLER SHUTTER ---
Room 1
Room 2
New Room
--- PLACE IN ---
Room modified
--- INFORMATION ---
Settings System settings
--- AUTO SET-UP ---
6
1
Register product
Copy system
Security key
Configure
Registering a new product
When a new product has been installed, it can be
registered in a remote control already in opera-
tion. This new product can be a new INTEGRA
roof window, a blind, a roller shutter etc.
The example shows how to register a new roller
shutter in the remote control and place it in Room 1.
The registration must be completed within
10 minutes, so please read items 1-9 before
proceeding.
Switch on mains power to the window with electri-
cal products. If this has already been done, switch
power off and then back on again.
Press "Menu".
Scroll through the menus:
Press to highlight "Register product".
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Automatic registration is running.
The display shows that the new product has been
registered.
Now the product must be placed.
If no Rooms have been created, the product is
automatically placed in House.
Operation can start.
If Rooms have been created, the product has to
be placed in the appropriate Room.
The display shows a list of new products. In case
of more new products, the individual products
can be identified by pressing for a short
period of time.
Press to highlight the product to be placed.
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
Displays a list of the Rooms created.
Press to highlight the Room in which the prod-
uct is to be placed.
Press "Enter" to confirm your choice.
The display shows that the Room has been modi-
fied.
Operation can start.
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