Troubleshooting Guide - Nice E Star ST Instructions For Installation And Use Manual

5.8 - Awning with MANUAL hook-up of fabric on opening: "FTA" function
This function has been developed exclusively for awnings with a manual mechanism to block the canvas in the opening position (for
example the mechanism on awnings with straight arms, on arbour awnings etc.). The motor enables memorisation of only one hook-up position. If
the function is active, during closure the motor is stopped automatically as soon as the awning comes into contact with the blocking mechanism on
its route. To then release the awning, press the Down button, wait for the awning to reach limit position "1", release the mechanism manually and
close the awning by means of the Up button.
Caution! - The "FTA" function can only be set after programming the limit position values "0" and "1". When "FTA" is active, the "RDC"
function acts on the entire travel of the awning.
01. Use the Up or Down button to move the awning to the point of mid-travel.
02. Press and hold the Up and Down buttons simultaneously and wait for the awning to perform a short movement, a pause and then a second short move
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5.9 - Deleting the entire memory
Caution! - This procedure deletes all data in the Con trol unit memory, including positions "0" and "1".
01. Use the Up or Down button to move the awning to the point of mid-travel.
02. Press and hold the Up and Down buttons simultaneously and wait for the awning to perform a short movement, after which release only one of the two buttons
03. With 3 seconds after the awning has performed the short movement, press the previously released button (in point 02) three times.
04. The release the other pushbutton.
Note – If cancellation is completed correctly, on activation of an up or down command, the awning will perform two short movements (= no limit position programmed).
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WARNINGS FOR DAILY USE OF
THE AUTOMATION
6.1 - Maximum continuous work cycle
In general the tubular motors in the "Max" range, while guaranteeing a maximum
continuous use of 4 minutes, are designed for residential applications and therefore
for discontinuous use. Therefore in the event of overheating (for example due to
continuous and prolonged activation ) a thermal cut-out trips automatically to shut
off power supply. Power is only restored when the temperature returns to within the
normal range.
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q When an electric phase is powered, the motor does not move:
q When an up command is made, the motor does not start:
q The system operates in emergency hold-to-run conditions
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What to do if ...

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Unless a thermal cut-out has tripped, in which case it is sufficient to wait for the
motor to cool, check that the mains power voltage corresponds to the data stat-
ed in the technical specifications in this manual, measuring the energy between
the "common" wire and that of the powered electric wire. Then try and power the
opposite electric phase.
If the awning is already closed or nearly closed, the motor does not perform the
up manoeuvre. In this case move the awning down slightly and then repeat the
up command.
– Check whether the motor has been subject to a severe electrical or mechanical
shock.
– Check that all motors components are intact.
– Perform the deletion procedure (paragraph 5.9) and programme the limit
switches again.
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