Operating instructions

ManualsBrandsBecker ManualsRadioR40/17C

Assembly and Operating Instructions

2010 300 350 0d 10/10

Slide the radio switch to po-

sition . (The tubular drive

goes into learn mode for 3

minutes).

Press the learn button at the

master transmitter until the

tubular drive makes a “clack-

clack” sound.

Clack

4. Setting the end limits

Lower position to upper position without stopper

Travel to the desired lower end limit position.

Subsequently press the learn button and the DOWN button un-

til the tubular drive makes a “clack” sound.

With permanent stoppers (stopper for the upper end limit or

anti-lifting devices for the lower end limit), the tubular drive

automatically stops during installation travel and automatically

saves the end limit(s).

5. Deleting the end limit(s)

Press the learn button and the STOP button until the tubular

drive makes a “clack-clack” sound.

If the tubular drive is located between the end limits, both end

limits are deleted. If the tubular drive is located at one of the

two end limits, only the respective end limit is deleted.

3. Checking / Correcting the axle direction

If the axle moves in the wrong direction, change the position of

the axle direction switch on the tubular drive.

Alter axle direction

The axle direction can only be altered if end limits have not

been set!

1. Connection

Connect the wires to the power supply as displayed in the ex-

ample below.

The brown wire and black wire are connected together at “L”.

2. Learning the master transmitter

Brief instructions commissioning PRF+

Clack

Caution

Always adhere to the information contained in the assembly and operating instructions during commission-

ing, operation and repair work. The manufacturer or supplier shall not accept liability for personal injuries,

property damage or consequential damages resulting from non-adherence to the instructions.

Travel to the desired upper end limit position.

Subsequently press the learn button and the UP button until

the tubular drive makes a “clack” sound.

Clack

Mains connection

Motor cable

blue

black

brown

black

blue

green/

yellow

green/

yellow