About The Batteries; Recycling And Disposal; Product Description; Normal Operation - SOMFY Dexxo Compact RTS Bedienungsanleitung

Dexxo Compact RTS

2.4 About the batteries

Do not leave batteries of any kind within reach of children.
Keep them somewhere children cannot access. There is
a risk that they could be swallowed by children or pets.
Danger of death! If this does occur, seek medical advice
immediately or go to hospital.
Ensure that the batteries are not short-circuited, thrown in
the fire or recharged. There is a risk of explosion.

2.5 Recycling and disposal

If installed, the battery must be removed from the drive
before the latter is disposed of.
Do not dispose of used remote control or other
batteries with household waste. They must be
taken to the relevant recycling points.
Do not dispose of the drive with household waste
at the end of its life. Return the drive to its distributor
or use your local authority's special waste collection
services.

3 - PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

3.1 Description
The Dexxo Compact RTS assembly has been designed for the motorisation of
garage doors for residential use. This drive is composed of:
- a motor head (mark 1) with integrated lighting (mark 2).
- a rail unit (mark 3) with a manual back release device (mark 4).
4 - OPERATION AND USE

4.1 Normal operation

Operation in "Total opening" mode with a Keytis type remote
control or similar
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DANGER
Integrated lighting operation
The lighting comes on each time the drive is switched on. When the door stops
moving, it goes off automatically after 30 seconds. Repetitive use will cause
the light to be lit constantly which may result in the light being switched off
automatically due to thermal protection.
Obstacle detection operation
When an obstacle is detected during opening, the door will stop.
When an obstacle is detected during closing, the door will stop and reopen.
The integrated lighting is activated intermittently for 30 seconds.
Manual back release mode
The Dexxo Compact RTS is equipped with a manual back release device
which makes it possible to manipulate the door manually, for example in the
event of an electrical fault. This device must be able to be accessed easily, at a
maximum of 1.80 m from the ground.
[1]. Disengaging the drive
Pull on the cord until the door drive system is released.
[2]. Manual manipulation of the door
This is possible as the drive system is released.
[3]. Re-engaging the drive
Move the door manually until the drive mechanism re-locks on the
transmission rail.
When releasing the drive, an incorrect balance may result in
sudden movements which may be dangerous.
Only use the cord to release the drive. Never use the cord to
manipulate the door manually.
It is essential that the drive is re-engaged before any new
commands.
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