Hand-Held Radio Transmitter; Setting The Stroke; Switch-Off In Closed Position; Trouble Shooting - G-U ELTRAL KS 30/40 Bedienungsanleitung

*ELTRAL GU RADIO (D-GB) 3-12-2007
The hand-held radio transmitter is programmed with DIP switch 1 (see chapter 8) , the
stroke of the chain is set with DIP switches 3 and 4 (see chapter 9.2) . DIP switch 2 is
without function.

8 Hand-held radio transmitter

The chain drive ELTRAL KS 30/40 REMOTE is controlled exclusively with the hand-held
radio transmitter KS 30/40 (order no. K-17439-00-0-0) . This transmitter is provided
with 4 buttons controlling 4 drives independently from each other. Vice versa, up to 8
transmitters may be allocated to each drive. A ninth sender is not accepted.
The radio transmitter operates at a frequency of 433,92 MHz and with a variable code
("rollcode") allowing for 16 billion combinations. At each transmission, the code changes
according to an algorithm hiding the code used, thus guaranteeing utmost security.
Delivered with a battery, the hand-held transmitter is serviceable from the start. For a
battery change open the transmitter by removing the two screws on the back. Replace
the old battery by a new one of the same type (23 A, 12 V). During battery change, the
transmitter's programming is stored. Dispose the used battery according to the prevai-
ling legal recycling regulations.
Storing a hand-held radio transmitter
ATTENTION: One and the same button of a hand-held transmitter cannot be allocated
to several drives.
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1. Set DIP switch 1 to position ON, the red LED will light up. Immediately hereafter set
the DIP switch to position OFF again.
2. Press the button on the transmitter which you want to allocate to the drive until the
LED on the drive flashes.
3. As soon as the LED on the drive stops flashing, the programming is terminated.
Storing a further hand-held transmitter with
the DIP switches NOT being accessible
1. Press buttons 1, 2, 4 of the hand-held transmit-
ter already stored for about one second, then
press the button with which the drive is opera-
ted.
2. The LED of the drive will light up.
3. Press the button on the new hand-held tran-
smitter to be allocated to the drive. The LED
on the drive will start flashing as soon as the
button on the transmitter is released.
4. As soon as the LED on the drive stops fla-
shing, the programming is terminated.
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9 Setting the stroke

9.1 Switch-off in closed position

Thanks to the integral load interruption, the drive switches off in closed position.
Setting the limit switch is therefore not required. When the end position is reached,
the drive carries out a reverse stroke of approx. 1 mm. thus relieving both gaskets and
holding brackets.
9.2 Setting the stroke
The factory setting of the stroke is 400 mm; it can be changed via DIP switches 3 and
4 at any time according to the settings of the following table. In order to make a chan-
ge effective, it is necessary to extend the chain a little bit and retract it again.
After changing the stroke, a test run should be carried out.
Stroke (mm)
100
200
300
400

10 Trouble shooting

In case any problems arise during installation or operation of the drive, please con-
sult the following table for possible help:
Problem
Drive not functioning.
2
LED lit but drive not working.
Limit switch not functioning.
4
Drive not starting.
DIP switch
3 4
OFF OFF
ON OFF
OFF ON
ON ON
Possible cause Solution
• Mains adapter without current • Check state of fault current pro-
supply. tection switch or safety switch.
• Connecting cable unplugged or • Check all electricalal connec-
wire(s) loose. tions of drive.
• Switching mains adapter in the • Exchange mains adapter.
drive damaged, not providing
low voltage.
• Drive damaged as a result of • Exchange drive.
overvoltage or other destruc-
tion.
• Programming not carried out • Repeat programming of DIP
correctly. switch.
• Failure of the electrical DIP • Exchange drive.
switch contact.
• Hand-held radio transmitter not • Repeat storage of hand-held
accepted by the receiver. transmitter.
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