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YOODA 35EV/S Series User manual

EV / S motors are motors with two-way communication and a
radio receiver. They have a mechanism for detection of
obstacles, so that the motor stops if sensing resistance in its
path. Detection of obstacles works in both directions, with the
use of lock hangers as well as with springy hangers.
Electronic limit position switches set by using the remote
control provide ease of programming. Motors provide the
ability to set the third position.
For EV / S motors, it is possible to connect an impulse switch
that controls the motor in "step by step" mode.
EV/S series tubular motors are compatible with all
YOODA SMART HOME brand devices.
Radio receiver memory:
up to 10 transmitters
Max time of continous work:
4 min.
Power supply:
230 V / 50 Hz
Operating temperature:
from -5°C to 50°C
Protection degree:
IP 44
Illustrations from the top:
1. Tubular motor 35 EV/S with obstacle detection
2. Tubular motor 45 EV/S with obstacle detection
Non-compliance with the specification might cause risk for life or health and can determine proper work of the blind.
We strongly recommend to comply with the specification.
Installation of the tubular motor should be performed by specialists with 1kV or higher SEP-certified electrician's licence (SEP - Association of Polish
Electrical Engineers) or equal license.
Transmitters are compatible with all YOODA SMART HOME brand devices.
35EV/S and 45EV/S series tubular motors are compatible with all YOODA SMART HOME brand devices.
EV/S tubular motors are motors with two-way communication.
35EV/S and 45EV/S SERIES TUBULAR MOTORS
1. General information
1
power supply cable
control system
programming
button
capacitor motor brake gear
antenna
Maximal time of continuous work is 4 minutes. After that time thermal protection will be activated preventing motor form
overheating. After that motor will be disabled for about 20 minutes until it cools down.
Motor should be mounted in places protected from unfavourable weather conditions.
2. Safety measures
3. Placing motor in the tube
Before installing or using motor please read the following instruction. The installer must comply with the standards and regulations in
force in the country where the appliance will be installed and provide information to users about the conditions and maintenance of the
device. Failure to follow these instructions can present risk to life and health, or invalid functioning of the roller shutter. This also results
in the loss of warranty rights.
Motors torque parameter should be adequate
to the weight of the roller shutter curtain.
Wiring should be mounted in a way preventing
water from entering the tubular motor, as well
as for moving roller shutter curtain to make
any damage.
Electrical system control should be performed
regularly to detect any signs of use or damage
of the motor.
Electrical supply needs to be disconnected
before conducting any maintenance,
cleaning and/or repair work.
All contact of the motor with any liquids
should be reduced to minimum.
No tools should be used when
placing motor in the tube.
During the adapter montage special attention
must be paid not to damage the motor.
Motor and its control system should
be kept out of children reach.
2
PROGRAMMING BUTTON FUNCTIONS:
1. Pressing the programming button briefly for approximately 1 second controls the drive step by step.
2. Press the programming button for 2 seconds to enter the first transmitter programming mode. If the drive has no end
positions set, the transmitter is added first. Otherwise, it is added as another transmitter without removing previously
programmed transmitters.
3. Pressing the programming button for 6 seconds changes work motor direction.
4. Pressing the programming button for 11 seconds deletes the motor memory and restores the factory settings.
1. Cut the tube
to the proper length.
2. Deburr the edges
and remove the metal residue.
3. Place the adaptation
on the motor.
4. Measure the distance (L)
between the inner edge of motors head
and the end of the motors adaptor.
5. Insert the motor into the tube
up to the point of connection
between the edge of the tube and
the inner edge of the motors head.
6. Secure the tube to the coupling
part of the adaptation using
4 screws or rivets, placed at
L-7 mm distance from the inner
edge of the motors head.
4. Connection
5. Range
3
Installation of the tubular motor should be performed by specialists with 1kV or higher SEP-certified electrician's licence
(SEP - Association of Polish Electrical Engineers) or equal license. Device is designed to operate in places shielded from
unfavourable weather conditions. Motor should be installed in accordance with all provisions of regional law and professional
standards. All cables connecting power receiver with electric source should be protected from overload and short-circuits
effects with devices automatically disconnecting power. Device should be powered with a separate source and protected
only with a fast-blow fuse (never slow-blow fuse). Creating electrical system using inadequate fuse may result in loosing
rights under the provisions of warranty. When connecting device to power source with cables with adequate cross-section
should be used. Long-lasting output load capacity table should be the ground for choosing adequate cables.
230 V AC
phase wire neutral wire protective wire
LN
brown wire - phase
black wire - impulse switch
white wire - impulse switch
Mounting power supply wire,
antenna and microswitch.
230 V / 50 Hz
yellow-green wire - protective
blue wire - neutral
Radio receiver range is a variable value and can differ from declared values depending on conditions in which device
operates. Possible sources of changes in range are building construction, interference caused by other radio transmitters
etc.
230 V / 50 Hz 200 m 35 m 433,92 MHz
L1
outdoor L2
indoor Operating
frequency
20
Roller shutter with remotely controlled motor
L2L1
1 32
L1 L3L2
6. Programming first transmitter
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1. Longer than 6 seconds pause between series of button clicks during programming will cause device to switch off from
programming mode without saving any changes.
2. If the end positions are not set, the programming of the first transmitter results in the deleting of pre-programmed
transmitters from memory.
1. If the end positions are not set, the motor is in pulse mode.
2. Longer than 2 minutes pause between series of button clicks during programming will cause device to switch off from
programming mode without saving any changes.
7. Changing motors direction
8. Programming limit positions
METHOD 1:
Changing the work motor direction using this method is only possible before the limit positions are programmed.
METHOD 2:
UPPER LIMIT POSITION:
Turn on power supply
or press programming
button on motors head
(for 2 sec.) when
power is on.
Motor will make a sound.
Roller shutter will make
an up/down move.
Press STOP button
for a 2 seconds
on the remote.
Press and hold
programming button for
6 seconds on motor head.
Roller shutter will make short
up/down movements.
Motor will make 2 short sounds.
Roller shutters
will make 2 short
up/down movements.
Motor will make
several sounds.
When pressing DOWN
button roller shutter moves up.
Simultaneously
press and hold
UP and DOWN buttons
for 2 seconds.
Roller shutter
will make short
up/down movements.
When pressing DOWN button
roller shutter moves down.
Press
UP button
We stop the motor
in the upper limit position.
Roller shutters will make
2 short up/down
movements. Motor will
make several sounds.
Simultaneously
press and hold UP and STOP
buttons for 2 seconds to
confirm upper limit position.
LOWER LIMIT POSITION:
Roller shutters will
make 2 short up/down
movements. Motor will
make several sounds.
Press
DOWN button.
We stop the motor
in the lower limit position.
Simultaneously
press and hold DOWN
and STOP buttons for
2 seconds to confirm
lower limit position.
11. Removing third limit position
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1. In case of setting the limit positions, the upper or lower limit position can be corrected.
2. Longer than 2 minutes pause between series of button clicks during programming will cause device to switch off from
programming mode without saving any changes.
1. After setting the upper and lower limit positions, it is possible to set the third position (favorite) between those positions.
2. Hold the STOP button for 3 seconds to set the blind in third limit position.
9. Regulation limit positions
10. Programming the third limit position
REGULATION OF THE UPPER LIMIT POSITION:
REGULATION OF THE LOWER LIMIT POSITION:
Upper limit position
has been set.
An example of the third
limit position
Lower limit position
has been set.
Simultaneously
press and hold UP and STOP
buttons for 5 seconds.
Motor will make
a sound. Roller shutter
will make short
up/down movements.
Roller shutters will
make 2 short up/down
movements. Motor will
make several sounds.
We set the new
upper limit position.
Simultaneously press
and hold UP and STOP
buttons for 2 seconds
to confirm new upper
limit position.
Simultaneously press
and hold DOWN and STOP
buttons for 5 seconds.
Set the blind
in favourite position
Press
programming
button P2.
Motor will make a sound.
Roller shutter will make short
up/down movements.
Motor will make a sound.
Roller shutter will make short
up/down movements.
Roller shutters will
make 2 short up/down
movements. Motor will
make several sounds.
Press
STOP button.
Motor will make
a sound. Roller
shutter will make short
up/down movements.
Roller shutters will
make 2 short up/down
movements.Motor will
make several sounds.
We set the new
lower limit position.
Press
STOP button
Simultaneously press and hold
DOWN and STOP buttons for 2
seconds to confirm new lower
limit position.
Motor will make a sound.
Roller shutters will make short
up/down movements.
Motor will make a sound.
Roller shutters will make short
up/down movements.
Motor will make a sound.
Roller shutters will make short
up/down movements.
Press
STOP button.
Press
STOP button.
Press
programming
button P2.
1. Receiver can be controlled by up to 10 transmitters.
2. Longer than 6 seconds pause between series of button clicks during programming will cause device to switch off from
programming mode without saving any changes.
12. Removing limit positions
13. Programming another transmitter
METHOD 1:
METHOD 2:
METHOD 3:
Adding a transmitter by this method is possible after programming the limit positions.
Motor will make a sound.
Roller shutters will make short
up/down movements.
Press programming button P2
on the A remote control.
Remote control
has been programmed.
Motor will
make a sound.
Roller shutters
will make short
up/down movements.
Motor will
make a sound.
Roller shutters
will make short
up/down movements.
Roller shutters
will make 2 short
up/down movements.
Motor will make a several
short sounds.
Motor will make a sound.
Roller shutters will make short
up/down movements.
Roller shutters will make
2 short up/down movements.
Motor will make a several
short sounds.
Press
DOWN button.
Press
programming
button P2.
Press programming button P2
on the A remote control.
Press programming
button P2 on the
B remote control.
Press
programming
button P2.
6
Press programming button P2
on the A remote control.
Remote control
has been programmed.
Motor will
make a sound.
Roller shutters
will make short
up/down movements.
Motor will
make a sound.
Roller shutters
will make short
up/down movements.
Roller shutters
will make 2 short
up/down movements.
Motor will make a several
short sounds.
Press programming button P2
on the A remote control.
Press STOP button
on the B remote
control for 2 seconds.
Motor will make a sound.
Roller shutters will make short
up/down movements.
Press and hold programming
button for 2 seconds
on motor head.
Roller shutters will
make 2 short
up/down movements.
Motor will make a several
short sounds.
Press and hold
STOP button on the
B remote control for
2 seconds.
14. Deleting another transmitter
Motor will make a sound.
Roller shutters will make short
up/down movements.
Motor will
make a sound.
Roller shutters will
make short
up/down movements.
Roller shutters will
make 2 short
up/down movements.
Motor will make a several
short sounds.
Press programming
button P2 on the
A remote control.
Press programming
button P2 on the
B remote control.
Press programming
button P2 on the
A remote control.
Remote control
has been removed.
15. Deleting all transmitters
16. Activating impulse mode
17. Choosing a reaction to obstacle detected
18. Choosing obstacle detected operation mode
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Motor will
make a sound.
Roller shutters will
make short
up/down movements.
Motor will
make a sound.
Roller shutters will
make short
up/down movements.
Roller shutters will
make 2 short
up/down movements.
Motor will make a several
short sounds.
Press
STOP button.
Press
programming
button P2.
Press programming button P2
on the A remote control.
All active transmitters
have been removed.
1. Longer than 6 seconds pause between series of button clicks during programming will cause device to switch off from
programming mode without saving any changes.
2. To activate impulse mode follow the procedure below. To deactivate impulse mode repeat this procedure.
Roller shutters
will make short
up/down movements.
Motor will make a sound.
Press programming
button P2 on any
remote control.
Roller shutters
will make short
up/down movements.
Motor will make
2 sounds.
When you press the direction
button once on the remote
control, the motor will make
a short move.
Press
UP button.
Press
DOWN button.
Roller shutters
will make short
up/down movements.
Motor will make a sound.
Roller shutters will make
short up/down movements.
Motor will make a sound.
Press programming
button P2.
Press
DOWN button.
Press
DOWN button.
If the motor will perform two short movements
up / down and will make a few sounds, it means
that the reaction 1 is started : when an obstacle
is detected the roller shutter will stop.
If the motor will performn short movement up / down
and will make a sound, it means that the reaction 2 is
started : when an obstacle is detected the roller
shutter will move in the opposite direction.
If the motor performs a short up / down
movement and make a sound, it means that
the drive is in mode 1 : The sensitivity of
obstacle detection is reduced to 20 cm from
the upper and lower limit positions.
If the motor performs two short up / down
movements and make two sounds, it means
that the motor is in mode 2 : The sensitivity
of obstacle detection is reduced to 10 cm
from the upper and lower limit positions.
If the motor performs three short up / down
movements and make three sounds, it
means that the motor is in mode 3: The
sensitivity of obstacle detection is reduced
along the entire height of the roller shutter.
Roller shutters
will make short
up/down movements.
Motor will make a sound.
Roller shutters
will make short
up/down movements.
Motor will make a sound.
Press programming
button P2.
Press
STOP button.
Press
DOWN button.
Motor will make a sound.
Roller shutters will
make short up/down
movements.
If signal transfering function is on, the motor after receiving signal will sends it back.
If the motor performs two short movements in both
directions and makes several sounds, the signal
transfer function is activated.
If the motor performs a short movement in both
directions and a make a sound, the signal transfer
function is deactivated.
Press and hold P2
programming button
for 5 seconds.
19. Function of signal transfering

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