Vertilux VTi Installation manual

VTi®CELTIC MOTOR FOR
SLIDING PANELS
MOTOR VTi® CELTIC PARA
PANELES DESLIZANTES
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PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
MANUAL DE PROGRAMACIÓN

PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
VTi® Celtic Motor for
Sliding Panels
Applies to Item Numbers:
6-710-SP-00400
6-710-SP-00410
6-710-SP-00500
6-710-SP-00510
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Features:
• Designed and manufactured in Europe, using
the highest quality components
• Slim design and almost fully hidden behind the
rail and the panel-runner
• Available for 4 and 5 channels. Right or left
installation
• One way & center open fabrication options
• Maximum weight capacity: 12 kg I 26.5 lb
• Maximum rail length: 7 m I 23 ft
• DC motor with RF communication through the
VTi® Celtic Radio Receiver & Transformer
Wall Switch (6-700-AT-AC227)
• Smart control with VTi®Smart Hub
• Compatible with leading brands of Home
Automation Systems

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To start adjusting the motor limits, make sure that the 2limit
setting buttons (red and blue) located on the motor head are
unlocked (fig. 1). The buttons are unlocked when they “click”
once pressed.
Once both buttons are unlocked, you can start adjusting the
motor limits. If both buttons or at least one is locked, follow the
procedure on page 5 to reset the motor to factory default
settings before proceeding with the limit setting.
Make sure that the panels are approximately in the middle of
the track. To do this, remove the track COVER located on the
side of the motor, remove the GEAR, and pull the drive CHAIN
until the panels are in the middle of the track. Then place the
GEAR back (fig. 2).
To adjust the limits it is necessary to use the VTi®Celtic Radio
Receiver & Transformer Wall Switch (6-700-AT-AC227).
Make sure it is properly wired and installed (fig. 3).
Initial programming sequence
Before starting...
Fig.1. Limit setting buttons
Fig. 2. Motor side
GEAR
CHAIN
COVER
L: Line
E: Ground
N: Neutral
100-240 V AC
Input Voltage
100-240 V AC
WALL CONTROL
(6700ATAC227)
FRONT
STOP BUTTON
DIRECTION
BUTTONS
WALL CONTROL
(6700ATAC227)
BACK
VTi®CELTIC MOTOR
Fig. 3.Wiring Connection Scheme
24 V DC
Output Voltage
0,009 kW
6-710-SP-00XXX
SN: 324385 U = 24V DC
n= 59 U/mim

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1. Press and hold the blue button until you reach
step 3.
2. On the wall control press either direction button.
If the button you pressed does not start the motor,
try the opposite direction button. Let the motor
move and press the stop button when the panels
reach the first desired limit. Remember which
direction button you selected in this step.
3. You can now release the blue button.
4. On the wall control, press the opposite direction
button of the one selected in step 2, this will
bring the panels to the initial position in the
middle of the track where they were. The first
limit has now been set.
BLUE
BUTTON
BLUE
BUTTON
RED
BUTTON
STOP
BUTTON
5. Press and hold the red button until you reach
step 7.
6. On the wall control, press the opposite direction
button of the one selected in step 2. Let the
motor move and press the stop button when the
panels reach the second desired limit.
OPPOSITE DIRECTION
BUTTON
DIRECTION
BUTTON
STOP
BUTTON
OPPOSITE
DIRECTION
BUTTON
RED
BUTTON
DIRECTION
BUTTON
7. You can now release the red button.
8. On the wall control, press the same direction
button as the one selected in step 2. Both motor
limits have been adjusted.
IMPORTANT: Secure the motor settings by covering the limit setting buttons with their cover.
Adjusting the motor limits

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• Modifiying the direction of the panels
• Adding an additional remote control
• Resetting the motor to factory default
Optional functions
This function is convenient when the need arises to change the moving direction of the panels.
For example, when pressing the up button on the wall control, the shade closes, or when
pressing the down button, the shade opens.
Modifiying the direction of the panels
A wall control can also be used in order to add a new remote control.
Adding an additional remote control
UP & DOWN
BUTTONS
1. Press and hold the up and down buttons on the
wall control at the same time until the blue light
on the wall control flashes.
1. Using the wall control, press and hold the stop
button for about 5 s until the blue light on the
wall control flashes.
2. Then, using the new remote control, select the
desired channel using the channel selector
button, and press the up button. The Vertilux
Shade is now set on the new remote control.
STOP
BUTTON
UP
BUTTON
NEW REMOTE
CONTROL

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UNLOCKED
BUTTON
OPPOSITE DIRECTION
BUTTON
RED AND BLUE
BUTTONS ARE
UNLOCKED
RELEASE
RED OR BLUE
BUTTON
5. On the wall control, press the stop button and
then release the button that was pressed on the
motor.
6. Test the red and blue buttons again. At this
time, both buttons should be able to emit a
"click" sound when pressed. Both buttons are
now unlocked, allowing for new limits to be set.
4. Press and hold the button that is unlocked on
the motor until you complete step 5. On the wall
control, press the button in the opposite direction
to that selected in step 1 and allow the motor to
operate until it stops on its own.
STOP
BUTTON
RED OR BLUE
BUTTON IS
UNLOCKED
STOP
BUTTON
DIRECTION
BUTTON
Follow the procedure described in either Case #1 or Case #2 depending on your situation:
Case #1: Both motor buttons, the red and the blue ones, do not “click” when pressed.
Make sure you release the mechanism. To do this, remove the track COVER located on the side of
the motor and remove the GEAR to release the mechanism (p. 2, fig. 2).
Resetting the motor to factory default
1. On the wall control, press either direction
button until the motor stops on its own. If the
button you pressed does not start the motor, try
the opposite direction button. Remember which
direction button you selected in this step.
2. Press the stop button on the wall control.
3. Test the red and blue buttons again. At this
point one of them should be able to make a
"click" sound. That button is now unlocked.
The motor is now set to its factory default settings. Place the GEAR back. You can now follow the
procedure to adjust the limits (p. 3).

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Case #2: Only one of the 2 motor buttons is locked and does not "click" when pressed.
Make sure you release the mechanism. To do this, remove the track COVER located on the side of
the motor and remove the GEAR to release the mechanism (p. 2, fig. 2).
1. Test the red and blue buttons. One of them
should emit a “click” sound. Press and hold the
button that “clicks”, until you complete step 3.
2. On the wall control, press either direction
button until the motor stops on its own. If the
button you pressed does not start the motor, or if
after several minutes the motor does not stop, try
this step again using the opposite direction
button to the one previously selected.
3. Press and release the stop button and then
release the button that was pressed on the motor.STOP
BUTTON
DIRECTION
BUTTON
RED OR BLUE
BUTTON IS
UNLOCKED
RELEASE
RED OR BLUE
BUTTON
4. Test the red and blue buttons again. At this
time, both buttons should be able to emit a
“click” sound when pressed. Both buttons are
now unlocked, allowing for new limits to be set.
RED AND BLUE
BUTTONS ARE
UNLOCKED
The motor is now set to its factory default settings. Place the GEAR back. You can now follow the
procedure to adjust the limits (p. 3).
The values, recommendations and instructions in this manual may vary at any time without previous notice.
They are not contractual and can not be used as claim for defective merchandise, order cancellations or returns.
The process of transportation of the motor may cause a slight spill of the grease used for the internal lubrication
of the motor. This does not affect its operation. Clean the lubricant residues with a dry cloth to avoid stains on the
slats or panels during the shade fabrication process.
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IMPORTANT:
For additional information contact your Vertilux representative or Vertilux Authorized Dealer.

Motor VTi® Celtic para
Paneles Deslizantes
Aplica a los números de parte:
6-710-SP-00400
6-710-SP-00410
6-710-SP-00500
6-710-SP-00510
ESPAÑOL
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Características:
• Diseñado y fabricado en Europa, utilizando
componentes de la más alta calidad
• Diseño compacto, que permite que el motor quede
totalmente oculto detrás del riel
• Sistema disponible para rieles de cuatro y cinco
canales con ubicación a la izquierda o a la derecha
• Apertura en una dirección (izquierda o derecha)
o apertura central de los paneles
• Capacidad máxima de peso: 12 kg I 26.5 lb
• Longitud máxima del riel: 7 m I 23 ft
• Motor DC (corriente directa) con comunicación
RF a través del control de pared VTi® Celtic
Radio Receiver & Transformer Wall Switch
(6-700-AT-AC227)
• Control inteligente desde teléfonos y tabletas a
través del VTi®Smart Hub
• Compatible con las marcas líderes del mercado
de Domótica y Automatización

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Fig. 1. Botones para
ajustar los límites
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Para configurar los límites del motor asegúrese de que los 2
botones de color rojo y azul ubicados en la cabeza del motor
estén desbloqueados (fig. 1). Los botones se encuentran
desbloqueados si al presionarlos emiten un sonido de “click.”
En caso de que ambos estén desbloqueados puede comenzar a
ajustar los límites del motor.
Si ambos botones o al menos uno se encuentra bloqueado,
siga el procedimiento para restablecer los valores de fábrica
del motor, descritos en la página 11 antes de proseguir con el
ajuste de los límites.
Asegúrese de que los paneles se encuentran aproximadamente
en la mitad del recorrido del riel. Para esto, abra la TAPA del
riel ubicada del lado del motor, saque el ENGRANAJE y hale la
CADENA de transmisión hasta que los paneles queden en la
mitad del riel aproximadamente (fig. 2). Luego, vuelva a
colocar el ENGRANAJE.
Para el ajuste de los límites es necesario utilizar el Control de
Pared VTi®Celtic Radio Receiver & Transformer
(6-700-AT-AC227). Asegúrese de que el mismo se encuentra
correctamente instalado (fig. 3).
Secuencia inicial de programación
Antes de comenzar...
Fig. 2. Vista lateral del motor
ENGRANAJE
CADENA
TAPA
L: Línea Activa
E: Tierra
N: Neutro
100-240 V AC
Voltaje de Entrada
100-240 V AC
CONTROL DE PARED
(6700ATAC227)
VISTA FRONTAL
CONTROL DE PARED
(6700ATAC227)
VISTA POSTERIOR
MOTOR VTi®CELTIC
Fig. 3. Diagrama de conexión eléctrica
24 V DC
Voltaje de Salida
hacia el Motor
0,009 kW
6-710-SP-00XXX
SN: 324385 U = 24V DC
n= 59 U/mim
BOTONES DE
DIRECCIÓN
BOTÓN DE
PARADA

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Ajustar los límites del motor
BOTÓN ROJO
BOTÓN DE
DIRECCIÓN
IMPORTANTE: Asegúrese de cubrir con su tapa los botones de ajuste de límites del motor.
7. Ahora puede liberar el botón rojo.
8. En el control de pared, presione el botón en la
misma dirección seleccionada en el paso 2.
Ambos límites del motor han quedado
configurados.
BOTÓN ROJO
BOTÓN DE
PARADA
BOTÓN AZUL
BOTÓN AZUL
BOTÓN DE
DIRECCIÓN
CONTRARIA
BOTÓN DE
DIRECCIÓN
CONTRARIA
BOTÓN DE
DIRECCIÓN
BOTÓN DE
PARADA
5. Mantenga presionado el botón rojo hasta el
paso 7.
6. En el control de pared, presione el botón en la
dirección contraria a la seleccionada en el paso 2.
Deje mover el motor y presione el botón de
parada cuando los paneles alcancen el segundo
límite deseado.
1. Mantenga presionado el botón azul hasta el
paso 3.
2. En el control de pared presione cualquiera de
los dos botones de dirección (si el botón que
oprimió no acciona el motor, intente con el botón
de dirección contraria). Deje mover el motor y
presione el botón de parada cuando los paneles
alcancen el primer límite deseado. Recuerde cuál
botón de dirección seleccionó en este paso.
3. Ahora puede liberar el botón azul.
4. En el control de pared, presione el botón en la
dirección contraria a la seleccionada en el paso 2,
esto llevará los paneles a la posición inicial en la
que se encontraban (en la mitad del riel).
El primer límite ha quedado configurado.