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- Page 1 375 / 475 Pocket Coupled Duo Installation Instructions Indoor Shades INSTALLERS: Please leave this manual with the owner. ® Doc. # 400129...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
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Page 4: Parts List
PARTS LIST - POCKET - COUPLED - DUO SHADES Shades 275 Roll Please note all the Serial No.s on 375 Roll your Shade motors. See the last page on these instructions. 475 Roll Installation Remotes Leveling Shims (1 per RTS shade) (4 per shade) Motor Side Brackets (2) Coupler &... -
Page 5: Leveling Shims
LEVELING SHIMS (OPTIONAL) Leveling Shims - used if the window frame is out of level. Connect to shade brackets before installation Note: do not use more than 2 leveling shims per bracket. Leveling Shims... -
Page 6: Pocket Coupled Duo Shades Installation
INSTALLATION - POCKET - COUPLED - DUO SHADES 1. Install the motor side bracket inside of the pocket with a distance of 0.46 inches from the wall (backside). 0.46” 2. Install the idler side bracket inside of the pocket with a distance of 0.46 inches from the wall (backside). - Page 7 INSTALLATION - POCKET - COUPLED - DUO SHADES 3. Once the brackets are secured with the screws, we are ready to install the roll. 4. To install the roll: First, insert the idler side of the roll in the idler side bracket. Making a slight pressure to the idler side, push up the motor side of the roll until lined up with the motor side bracket.
- Page 8 INSTALLATION - POCKET - COUPLED - DUO SHADES 5. Repeat the same step 4 for the shades below. Parts list - Pocket - Coupled - Duo - shades...
- Page 9 INSTALLATION - POCKET - COUPLED - DUO SHADES 6. Moving to the next set of Duo shades installation, by inserting the idler side of the roll in the idler side bracket. Making a slight pressure to the idler side, push up the motor side of the roll until lined up with the motor side bracket.
- Page 10 INSTALLATION - POCKET - COUPLED - DUO SHADES 7. Congratulations, you have succesfully installed the shades. If you have Side Channels and need to install those keep following the instructions further on next page. Side Channels Installation...
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Page 11: Side & Sill Channels Installation
SIDE CHANNELS INSTALLATION (Ignore, if you dont have Side Channels) 1. Align the right face of the Side Channel with the right face of the right-end bracket. Repeat process on the left-end bracket. For the middle Side Channels, use the edge of each shade to centralize the channels between the shade gaps. - Page 12 SIDE CHANNELS INSTALLATION 2. Install screws through the pre-drill holes. Side Channels Installation...
- Page 13 SIDE CHANNELS INSTALLATION 3. Install covers for each Side Channel. Side Channels Installation...
- Page 14 SIDE CHANNELS INSTALLATION 4.You are done with installing the shades successfully! We can now move to Wiring and Programing the Shades. Side Channels Installation...
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Page 15: Wiring - 24V Dc - 485
WIRING - 24v DC - 485 24v DC - Using 5 Conductor Wire Pre-wire Shade Marking Description Wire Gauge (AWG) Maximum Supported Wire Length (FT.) Positive 24VDC Negative 24VDC 485 Data Positive 485 Data Negative 485 Data Ground 24v DC - Using UTP wire Wire between Janus terminal block face and the motor only�... - Page 16 WIRING - 24v DC- 485 RJ45 DATA CABLE FOR DATA HUB ONLY If the shade will be connected to a Data Hub or Power Panel device port for data, terminate with the following pinout: 485 Wiring Port Pin 1 Pin 8 Utilizing RJ-45 TIA-568B termination standard Pin# Color...
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Page 17: Wiring - 24V Dc - Rts
WIRING - 24v DC - RTS 24v DC V+ Positive 24vDC V- Negative 24vDC Not used For guaranteed motor performance the supplied voltage for 24v motors must be 24v DC. See the table below for maximum wire lengths. Wire Gauge (AWG) Maximum Supported Wire Length (FT.) If the motors are powered using a Power Distribution Enclosure connect the motors to the “+24v DC”... -
Page 18: Wiring - 110V Ac - 485
WIRING - 110v AC - 485 RJ45 DATA CABLE FOR DATA HUB ONLY Pre-wire Shade Connect data only. DO NOT connect 110v AC power to terminal block. Wiring - 110v AC - 485... -
Page 19: Programming - 485
PROGRAMMING - 485 RS485 shades are programmed using the Screen Innovations SIFI via the web interface. This programming can be done with a Windows or Mac computer either over LAN or wired directly to SIFI. The following instructions are for a Windows computer, but the steps for programming on a Mac are very similar. -
Page 20: Programming - Rts
PROGRAMMING - RTS PROGRAMMING STEPS (must follow in order) Warning: Do not Step 1: Fine tune lower limit attempt to use any Step 2: Assign shades to groups installation remote until all the shades are installed. Step 3: Pair groups to control system (Mylink, LinkPro) Each RTS Nano shade includes an installation remote that is used to adjust limits and program group controls. -
Page 21: Troubleshooting - 485
SIFI is not powered. To verify the si.fi is powered look for a green LED flashing on the board, this light will either be steady on or flashing. If no light is visible make sure power is available via the bus power supply or PoE. -
Page 22: Troubleshooting - Rts
TROUBLESHOOTING - RTS Tech Support: 512.832.6939 Problem Possible Cause Action to Take For RTS When the battery of a wire free motor is low the user Shade won’t operate. Motor is not powered. is notified by a series of red led flashes visible on the left end cap. -
Page 23: Serial No.s
SERIAL NO.S Please keep a note of all the Serial No.s on your shade motors. OR for larger shade orders, refer to your Sales Order document for the list. Room Shade 1 Shade 2 Shade 3 Shade 4 Room Shade 1 Shade 2 Shade 3 Shade 4... - Page 24 Screen Innovations 9715-B Rd, Suite 400 Austin, TX 78758 512.832.6939 www.screeninnovations.com 400129 v. 1.0 7 July 2020...
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