YOODA NEMO 1R User manual

In order to fully explore available functions of NEMO series please take a moment and read this manual before using the device.
NEMO transmitters are compatible with all YOODA brand devices.
NEMO_1R | NEMO_5R | NEMO_15R
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Illustrations (from the top):
1. Single-channel NEMO remote control, white (NEMO_1R)
2. 15-channel NEMO remote control with display, white (NEMO_15R)
1. Control:
can control single motor, or a group
of up to 20 motors on each channel
2. Range:
200 meters outdoor,
35 meters indoor
3. Battery:
1 x CR2430
4. Power supply:
3 V
5. Dimensions:
130 x 45 x 12 mm
6. Transmitting power:
10 mW
7. Operating temperature:
from 0°C to 50°C
8. Protection degree:
IP 30
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.
15-channel transmitter
(front)
15-channel transmitter
(back)
1
1. General information
2. Detailed description
LCD display
UP button
CHANNEL - button
DOWN button STOP button
CHANNEL + button
P2 programming button
battery

1. Estimated battery lifespan is 3 years if the device runs 4 commends a day in average.
2. Batteries should be changed when LED diode stops flashing or receiving device stops reacting to commands.
3. When replacing the battery, pay attention to the correct polarity
Batteries contain substances that may be hazardous to health and may pollute the environment. Used batteries should
be disposed of properly.
Single-channel transmitter
(front)
5-channel transmitter
(front)
single-channel or 5-channel transmitter
(back)
1. Way of programming first transmitter depends on type of radio receiver. When programming first transmitter please follow
instruction of the device that is going to be controlled by the transmitter.
2. Longer than 5 seconds pause between series of button clicks during programming will cause device to switch off from
programming mode without saving any changes.
3. Programming transmitter using this method will result in deleting receiver memory.
4. Choosing ‘0’ group channel means remote controls all programmed devices on all channels at the same time. No
programming functions can be performed on group channel. All devices programmed to any other channel can be controlled
on group channel without additional programming.
Turn on power supply or press
microswitch (for 2 sec.) when
power is on.
Motor will make a sound.
Roller shutter will make
an up/down move.
Motor will
make a sound.
Press
programming button
(P2) on the remote.
or
Roller shutter
will make
an up/down move
and the motor will
make
a few short sounds.
Motor will
make a sound.
Press
programming button
(P2) on the remote.
Press
UP button
on the remote.
2
Pressing UP or DOWN button exits active channel selection mode.
Repeat the following procedure to set the number of active channels.
3. Active channel selection
4. Programming first transmitter to R-type motors
Press simultaneously and hold down the CHANNEL +
and CHANNEL- buttons. "C" symbol appears on the
display and than after 4 seconds it changes
to number 15 with up and down arrows.
Use the CHANNEL + or CHANNEL -buttons
to set the number of displayed channels.
Press the STOP key to conrm your choice.
The symbol "o" should appear.
UP button
STOP button
DOWN button
CHANNEL - button CHANNEL + button
current channel
P2 programming button
battery