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6. Programming the transmitter
Caution
When programming the transmitter, ensure that the range of
travel of the articulated-arm awning is unobstructed, as it
may extend immediately.
Before programming the SC211-II, a master transmitter
(e.g. SWC241-II) must be programmed on the receiver (e.g.
tubular drive R30-17-C12) and the limit positions must be
programmed.
The SC211-II is supported by Becker tubular drives (dia-
meter of 45, 58) with model name C12 or C12 PLUS ... as
well as VC420-II or VC470-II.
The SC211-II has an integrated radio transmitter.
1. After programming the master transmitter, set the wind threshold to the
highest possible setting, since high values may be stored on the SC211-II from
assembly, which are transmitted immediately after programming.
2. Ensure that the PCB is completely pushed in. Press the programming but-
ton on the master transmitter until the receiver confirms.
3. Press the programming button of the SC211-II until the receiver confirms.
4. Now press the programming button of the SC211-II that is to be pro-
grammed again until the receiver confirms.
7. Close the housing.
8. Setting the thresholds
Attention
A threshold must be set which does not exceed the maximum
permitted load for the articulated-arm awning.
1.
Extend the articulated-arm awning to the limit position.
2.
Place the threshold regulator on the SWC241-II in the middle position.
3.
Grasp the front section of the articulated-arm awning and shake it in a
way that represents the force at which you want the articulated-arm awn-
ing to retract, for at least 10 seconds.
4.
If the articulated-arm awning remains extended, the wind threshold must
be set to a more sensitive setting and the test repeated.
5.
If the articulated-arm awning retracts fully, the threshold is at the correct
setting.
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