Presentation Of The Control Electronics; Prerequisites For Installation; Pre-Installation Checks - SOMFY EXAVIA Montage- Und Gebrauchsanleitung

Presentation of the control electronics

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Prerequisites for installation

Pre-installation checks

Gate
Your gate is in good condition: it opens and closes normally with ease.
It remains horizontal throughout its travel. It opens inwards towards your property.
Mounting bracket Reinforcement
Reinforcements
The motors must be secured to the
horizontal reinforcements of the gate
leaves, which should ideally be positioned
1/3 up the gate.
If there are no reinforcements, use metal
reinforcement plates
4 mm thick.
Pillars
The pillars should have a robust structure and be at least 21 cm wide. If not, adjustments to the pillar may be necessary to ensure correct
and solid mounting.
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Patte de
Renfort
fixation
Closing stops on the ground
When closing, the gate travel must be
defined by stops secured firmly to the
ground.
The opening stops are integrated into the
motor (see "Adjusting the opening stop",
approximately page 20).
Designation Function
Reactivation of the control electronics
Button
RADIO indicator Lights up each time the control electronics receive a
light radio command
Lights up during activation/deactivation of the
Indicator light
pedestrian opening
On
Off
Indicator light
Flashing
Indicator light P1 Not used
On
RESET indicator
light
Flashing
On
Indicator light
Off
Flashing
Mechanical lock
If the gate Sis fitted with a mechanical
lock, this must be removed.
automatic closing of the gate is activated
automatic closing of the gate is not
activated
the "automatic closing" parameter is
selected
the settings alone or the settings and the
radio control points are deleted
the settings and radio control points
deletion function is selected
the motorisation functions correctly - the
control electronics are reactivated
the motorisation functions correctly - the
control electronics are in standby
see "Diagnostics", page 32