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WARNINGS:
• FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAN RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY! PLEASE READ THESE
INSTRUCTIONS IN ITS ENTIRETY BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO COMPLETE THIS PROCESS.
• THE WIRELESS WIND SENSOR WILL NOT PREVENT RAIN WATER FROM POOLING ON THE FABRIC
WHICH COULD RESULT IN THE COLLAPSE OF THE AWNING. YOU MUST CLOSE YOUR AWNING IF RAINY
CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY.
• STRONG UNEXPECTED WIND GUSTS COULD TIP OVER THE SUNSETTER FREE STANDING OASIS AWNING,
WITHOUT ENOUGH TIME FOR THE WIND SENSOR TO REACT AND RETRACT THE AWNING. YOU MUST
KEEP THE FREE STANDING OASIS AWNING RETRACTED WHEN UNATTENDED OR IN WINDY CONDITIONS.
FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN THE UNIT TIPPING OVER WHICH COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL
INJURY.
CAUTION: Be sure that no object or persons can come in contact with the Awning as it closes, while
unattended.
Note: The Wireless Wind Sensor is a wireless radio transmitter compatible to work only with SunSetter
Awnings operated by a Remote Transmitter. This is a low voltage battery operated device that enables the
Awning to be closed automatically when it is being shaken up and down by the wind.
A video of the installation of the Wireless Wind Sensor is included in your installation DVD and on the
SunSetter Owners Corner at www.sunsetter.com/ownerscorner.
Before Starting: Familiarize yourself with the components of the sensor as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1
Programming Button
Mounting Plate
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Wireless Wind Sensor
Installation and Operation Instructions
Housing
Two (2) AAA
Batteries
Potentiometer or
Sensitivity Adjuster
Magnet
Magnet
Location Slot
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Summary of Contents for SunSetter Wireless Wind Sensor
- Page 1 Awning to be closed automatically when it is being shaken up and down by the wind. A video of the installation of the Wireless Wind Sensor is included in your installation DVD and on the SunSetter Owners Corner at www.sunsetter.com/ownerscorner.
- Page 2 Note: If you have a MultiChannel Remote, ensure Note: All left and right references are as you are the correct Channel is selected. facing the house with the Awning fully opened. 1. Make sure that the Lower Button 3. With the Awning fully open, install the Mounting Lower Button on the must OPEN Plate on the inside of the Lateral Arm, on the Motor...
- Page 3 Note: The detection of windy conditions corresponds CAUTION: Never use rechargeable batteries to to sensing the movement up and down of the power the Sensor. It is recommended batteries be Front Bar and the Lateral Arms of the Awning. The changed annually.
- Page 4 Wireless Wind Sensor has retracted the times. The Awning should close. Awning. • The process to add the Wireless Wind Sensor to 13. If the Awning does not close automatically, repeat the Awning Motor’s memory is identical to the...
- Page 5 Problem Cause Action The LED does not light up after: The batteries may be incorrectly 1. Review the polarity of the fitted or, the batteries may not batteries and the direction in • inserting the batteries or work. which they are installed. •...
- Page 6 Mechanical Stops. This procedure describes the actions needed to change the direction of Motor rotation, and should only be performed when installing a Wireless Wind Sensor if the lower button on your Remote is not the button that opens your Awning.
- Page 7 APPENDIX B Changing the Direction of Motor Rotation for the Sunea Motor ONLY. Silver Motor with The Sunea Motor can be identified by the Silver Motor with a Round Case. a Round Case Note: These instructions will erase previous Motor stops for the Open and Closed positions, as well as allow the user to reverse direction of the Motor.
- Page 8 Thank you for Choosing SunSetter SunSetter Products, a Massachusetts Limited Partnership, 184 Charles Street, Malden, MA 02148 December 8, 2014 Wireless_Wind_Sensor...
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My shade closes when it isnt windy
The SunSetter Wireless Wind Sensor may cause the shade to close when it isn't windy due to its sensitivity settings or improper installation. The sensor detects up-and-down movement, and if it is too sensitive, minor vibrations or movements (such as from passing traffic or slight structural shifts) could trigger it. Adjusting the potentiometer or sensitivity adjuster may help reduce false activations. Additionally, ensure the sensor is securely mounted in the correct position to prevent unintended triggers.
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