User manual

Fig. 29: Connecting the upper

housing with the lower

Fig. 31: Placing the cable

sideways and fixing it

with adhesive tape

Fig. 32:

Rain sensor

completely

fixed

Fig. 30: Reinserting the bracket

WIN-CONTROL WS 20.1

To do that guide the rain sensor cable

straight on (p. 25 /fig. 23) or sideways

(fig. 31) over the window, remove the

protective foil on the sensor (fig. 24) and

stick the rain sensor on the outer window

frame in a way that rain drops can reach

it (fig. 32).

WIN-CONTROL WS 20.1

4.1. Time set

Enter at the window closer by turning the time slice (A6) clock-

wise to the desired closing time (5 min until 6 h). Activate the

window closer as described in 4.2. ! Flashing control-LED (A3)

indicates that the window closer is in operation and will close

the window after the time set has passed.

If the time slice is on ‘0‘, the control-LED does not flash and this

means there is no time set. The time set can be changed any

time. The last time set is always valid for the closing operation.

A t t e n t i o n !

The window will only

completely be closed by

automatic closing after

the time set or by the „closing button“ (4.3). There is no auto-

matic locking by the window handle!

Fig. 33:

Setting the

time slice -

clockwise

4. Operation of the window closer