Wisotronic dialog 1-Channel Central Control Unit EWFS - Warema

Wisotronic dialog 1-Channel Central Control Unit EWFS - Warema Wisotronic dialog 1-Channel Central Control Unit EWFS - Warema

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Wisotronic dialog 1-Channel Central Control Unit EWFS ® 6.8 Learning/deleting the remote control 6.8.1 Displaying the assignment The Wisotronic dialog is supplied with an 1-channel radio remote control. This can be used to operate the connected sunblind. Read the corresponding user instructions before using the remote control for the first time. If you want to use several remote controls, you can teach or delete several remote controls. The assignment of all the remote controls "known" (learned) to the Wisotronic can be displayed: ■ Turn the function dial until the following display appears: User settings { ■ Select the menu item (button {). The following display appears: Sun control { } ■ Turn the function dial until the following display appears: Remote control learn/delete { } ■ Select this menu item (button {). The following display appears: Remote control memory 1:ID 09747 C1 — + | } The third line has the following meaning here: 1 2 3 1:ID 09747 C1 Fig. 6-21: Identification of remote controls 60 We reserve the right to carry out improvements 932806A0•816757•7974k0•08.10.2004

Wisotronic dialog 1-Channel Central Control Unit EWFS ® 1. Number of the learned memory space. You can have all the learned remote controls displayed consecutively by pressing the — + buttons. 16 remote controls can be learned. If the line is empty after the colon, the place is still free. A new remote control can be learned here. 2. ID (code number) of the learned remote control. 3. Channel of the learned remote control. If you have learned an 8-channel remote control, the channel of the remote control which you have assigned is displayed here. 6.8.2 Learning a remote control You can assign up to 16 1-channel remote controls to the Wisotronic. You can assign a separate memory slot to each remote control. ■ Turn the function dial until the following display appears: User settings { ■ Select the menu item (button {). The following display appears: Sun control { } ■ Turn the function dial until the following display appears: Remote control learn/delete { } ■ Select this menu item (button {). The following display appears: Remote control memory 1:ID 09747 C1 — + | } 932806A0•816757•7974k0•08.10.2004 We reserve the right to carry out improvements 61

<strong>Wisotronic</strong> <strong>dialog</strong> 1-<strong>Channel</strong> <strong>Central</strong><br />

<strong>Control</strong> <strong>Unit</strong> <strong>EWFS</strong> ®<br />

6.8 Learning/deleting the<br />

remote control<br />

6.8.1 Displaying the assignment<br />

The <strong>Wisotronic</strong> <strong>dialog</strong> is supplied with an 1-channel radio remote control. This can<br />

be used to operate the connected sunblind. Read the corresponding user<br />

instructions before using the remote control for the first time. If you want to use<br />

several remote controls, you can teach or delete several remote controls.<br />

The assignment of all the remote controls "known" (learned) to the <strong>Wisotronic</strong> can<br />

be displayed:<br />

■ Turn the function dial until the following display appears:<br />

User<br />

settings<br />

{<br />

■<br />

Select the menu item (button {). The following display appears:<br />

Sun<br />

control<br />

{ }<br />

■<br />

Turn the function dial until the following display appears:<br />

Remote control<br />

learn/delete<br />

{ }<br />

■<br />

Select this menu item (button {). The following display appears:<br />

Remote control<br />

memory<br />

1:ID 09747 C1<br />

— + | }<br />

The third line has the following meaning here:<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

1:ID 09747 C1<br />

Fig. 6-21:<br />

Identification of remote controls<br />

60<br />

We reserve the right to carry out improvements<br />

932806A0•816757•7974k0•08.10.2004

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