Programming The Transmitter; Programming Additional Transmitters - weinor BiEasy 15M Bedienungsanleitung

4.6

Programming the transmitter

A maximum of 15 individual channels is available for
programming receivers. Press the selection key briefl y
to allow all channels to be available for selection for
programming for 30 seconds. After selection of the channel
the programming process can be started with the P key.
All channels will also be displayed during the programming
process if a programming process is started with the P key.
During a programming process the user can switch between
empty and previously programmed channels (except when
programming a channel with more than 10 simultaneous
receivers).
Condition:
The bidirectional receiver is installed.
For programming in front of the programmed blind.
1. With electrical receivers which have already been
installed, switch the fuse off, and on again a few seconds
later. The receiver is now in programming mode for about
5 minutes.
2. Press the programming key P on the back of the device
briefl y (approx. 1 second) until the status display lights
up briefl y. The blind moves up and down for approx. two
minutes, showing that the receiver is in programming
mode.
3. Press the OPEN key immediately (maximum 1 second)
after the start of a upward movement. The status display
lights up briefl y.
The blind stops briefl y, starts moving again and then
moves downwards.
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4. Press the OPEN key immediately (maximum 1 second)
after the start of a upward movement. The status display
lights up briefl y. The blind stops. The channel is now
programmed by the transmitter.
Important:
If the blind does not stop, it must be programmed again.
A programming process can be cancelled by pressing
the STOP key for six seconds.

4.6.1 Programming additional transmitters

Important:
If multiple receivers are connected to the same feeder,
they are all in programming mode for approximately
5 seconds after switching on the power.
If the P button on the transmitter is pressed, all the
receivers start programming mode at the same time
(movement up and down). Randomly different intervals
between movements up and down cause the receivers
to become offset against one another. The longer
programming is delayed, the greater the offset will be.
You can stop the short movements up and down by briefl y
pressing the STOP button on a transmitter which has
already been programmed. Programming mode in the
receiver is cancelled.
You can now assign the transmitter without having to
disconnect individual receivers. If the blind moves in the
wrong direction, delete the transmitter and restart the
programming process (see Chapter 4.5.12 "Deleting
positions/deleting transmitters").
If you wish to program additional transmitters to a receiver:
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