Operating instructions
Table Of Contents
- Front cover
 - Table of contents
 - Contents
- General
 - Warranty
 - Safety instructions
 - Intended use
 - Assembling and disassembling the plug-in connecting cable
 - Installation
- Assembling the drive
 - Undoing the mounting pin
 - Drive adapter for obstacle detection
 - Assembling the drive adapter with drive adapter safety catch
 - Assembling the drive adapter with screw connection
 - Securing the drive against axial displacement
 - Fixing the drive adapter to the barrel dia. 45
 - Mounting the drive in the tube
 - Confirming the drive
 
 - First operation
- Programming the master transmitter
 - Checking that the running direction is correct
 - Intelligent installation management
 - Setting the limit positions
 - Changing the set limit positions
 - Deleting the limit positions
 - Intermediate positions I + II
 - Programming additional transmitters
 - Deleting transmitters
 - Overwriting the master
 
 - Upper anti-freeze mechanism
 - Obstacle detection
 - Fly screen protection function
 - Programming the run times
 - Deleting the run times
 - Disposal
 - Maintenance
 - Technical data dia. 45
 - What to do if...?
 - Sample wiring diagram
 - Declaration of conformity
 
 - Last page
 

Explanation of nomenclature
Tubular drives:
Example: R12/17C PROF+
R 12 / 17 C PROF+
Type Nm  
min
-1
C-Plug =
plug-in connecting cable
Limit switch version
Types:
P = pico tube dia. 35 mm
R = regular tube dia. 45 mm
L = large tube dia. 58 mm
Limit switching versions:
M= mechanical limit switch
HK = mechanical limit switch with crank
G = DC drives with mechanical limit switch
GHK = DC drives with mechanical limit switch and crank
Electronic limit switching:
R= roller shutters
S = sun protection
F = with integrated radio receiver
P = with point-to-point switching
E = reversing in the limit position
O = with sensitive obstacle detection
SMI = Standard Motor Interface
+ (with R) = with automatic detection of anti-lifting devices
+ (with S) = higher closing force for cassette awnings
Software versions
A0…z9
The date of manufacture comes from the first four digits of the serial number.
The numbers 1 and 2 indicate the year and the numbers 3 and 4 indicate the calendar week.
Example: 24th calendar week in 2012
Ser. No.: 1224XXXXX
Explanation of pictograms
Caution
Denotes a potentially hazardous situation. If this is not avoided, injuries may result.
Attention
Denotes a potentially hazardous situation. If this is not avoided, the product or some‐
thing in its vicinity may be damaged.
Note
Denotes user tips and other useful information.
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