GAPOSA QC09 Handbuch Seite 3

TECHNICAL DATA
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Dimensions:
Power Supply: 230VAC / 50-60Hz
Protection:
Frequency:
Transmitter range: 20 m indoor/100 m outdoor
QC09 control unit for shutters and awnings is provided with a radio receiver (434,15MHz) and a facility for a
pushbutton.
It is in a water resistant box with an internal antenna.
The receiver can record up to 31 different codes to identify as many transmitters.
The shutter/awning is controlled by a transmitter and/or an external standard switch (normally open).
PLEASE NOTE: do not use motors with remote controls in areas with risks of radio disturbs over the norm
(i.e. airports or radio repeaters). These units may also be disturbed by telecommunication and/or transceiver
systems with the same frequency.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION (Fig. 1)
Check that the power supply corresponds to the label data.
Use the 3-pole cable for the net power supply, the 4-pole cable to connect the motor and the 2-pole cable for the
pushbutton connection.
WARNING! Never remove the fixing screw (A) from the cover of the output wires.
For more protection when installed outdoor, we recommend installation in vertical with cables exit facing down-
wards.
PROGRAMMING THE MASTER TRANSMITTER (Fig. 2)
PLEASE NOTE: If you install several QC09 in the same room, during the first installation you will have to supply
and set one unit at a time in order to avoid any interference (loss of programming or rotation inversion).
1. Connect the motor to be programmed to the QC09 control unit.
Important: If the MASTER transmitter is multichannel, select the channel to match with the control unit by
pressing the channel selection button and wait until the LED of the selected channel switches off (in order to
check the channel you are working on, press STOP and observe which LED is blinking)
2. Press and hold PROG-TX button till the motor starts moving.
3. Check the motor rotation then release the PROG-TX button (the motor stops). Press within 5 sec. the
corresponding button (UP if the motor turns upwards or DOWN if the motor turns downwards).
The MASTER transmitter is now programmed and the rotation of the motor synchronized with the transmitter
buttons.
PLEASE NOTE: as long as you keep PROG-TX pressed, the motor continues to turn in the same direction. If you
release the button and then you press it again, the motor will turn the other way round (sequential working).
PROGRAM OTHER TRANSMITTERS (Fig. 2)
Important: If the MASTER transmitter is multichannel, select the channel to match with the control unit by
pressing the channel selection button and wait until the LED of the selected channel switches off (in order to
check the channel you are working on, press STOP and observe which LED is blinking)
2. Press and hold PROG-TX button of the MASTER transmitter till the motor starts moving.
The motor is now in programming mode.
3. Check the motor direction then release the PROG-TX button
Important: If the transmitter to be added is multichannel, select the channel to match with the control unit by
pressing the channel selection button and wait until the LED of the selected channel switches off (in order to
check the channel you are working on, press STOP and observe which LED is blinking)
4. Check the motor rotation then release the PROG-TX button (the motor stops). Press within 5 sec. the
corresponding button (UP if the motor turns upwards or DOWN if the motor turns downwards).
In this way you have set the new transmitter in the motor's receiver.
RESET MEMORY (Fig. 3)
To cancel transmitters from the motor's memory, press simultaneously PROG-TX and STOP buttons of the
MASTER transmitter until the motor jogs indicating that the memory is empty. Then release the buttons.
RESET MEMORY WITHOUT THE MASTER TRANSMITTER (Fig. 4)
1. Switch the motor power supply off.
2. Press simultaneously PROG-TX and STOP buttons of whatever transmitter and switch the motor power supply
on again, till the motor jogs indicating that the memory is empty.
133x35x25 mm
Check that the power supply corresponds to the label data
IP55
434.15 MHz