F&F STR-3 Pico Bedienungsanleitung

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STR-3 Pico

Miniature roller blind con-

troller for 230 V AC motors

The STR-3 Pico controller is designed to control roller blinds (

) or other objects (e.g. gates) that are driven with single-

-phase alternating current electric motor with momentary swi-

tch (eg. bell).

The controller can operate as a stand-alone device (for opening/

closing of a single roller blind), but it is also possible to combine

controllers into groups to central control multiple roller blinds.

The controller power supply is indicated by a green LED. Roller

blind motor starts after momentary passing of the N signal to

one of the control inputs. The motor activates for the user-pro-

grammed time that allows to fully lift or lower the roller blind.

Roller blind can be stopped on the user-selected level (incomple-

te opening or closing of the roller blind).

Purpose

Functioning

F&F Filipowski L.P.

Konstantynowska 79/81, 95-200 Pabianice, POLAND

phone/fax (+48 42) 215 23 83 / (+48 42) 227 09 71

www.fif.com.pl; e-mail: [email protected]

Do not dispose of this device in the trash along with other waste! According to the

Law on Waste, electro coming from households free of charge and can give any amo-

unt to up to that end point of collec� on, as well as to store the occasion of the pur-

chase of new equipment (in accordance with the principle of old-for-new, regardless

of brand). Electro thrown in the trash or abandoned in nature, pose a threat to the

environment and human health.

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Controller control inputs are divided into two groups: local con-

trol and central control.



Depending on how you connect the controller, it can operate in

one or two local keys mode.

One local key

Local control input  is connected permanently to the N

line. Local control input  is connected to a key that alternate-

ly switches the roller blind to move up or down. Short press

(<0.5 s) switches on the blind for a programmed time. Pressing

the key when the roller blind is already in motion causes the roll-

er blind to stop. Long press (>0.5 s) switches on the roller blind

for as long as the key is pressed.

Each time you press the key the roller blind will move in the di-

rection opposite to the previous one.

Two local keys

Each direction of movement has its own local key. Short press

(<0.5 s) switches on the roller blind to move in a given direction

for the programmed period of time. Pressing the key when the

roller blind is already in motion causes the roller blind to stop.

Long press (>0.5 s) switches on the roller blind to move in a given

direction for as long as the key is pressed (this allows for example

to adjust the tilt of slats).

Control

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Memory of direction applies both to local and central

control. For example, if the controller carries out a

 command, then the next press of a local key

will move the roller blind down.

Memory of direction is not retained after a power fail-

ure.



The controller always works with two central control inputs.

Central control allows the roller blinds to move only in the de-

sired direction. Roller blind will stop only after a preset time or

by pressing any of the local control keys.

If during the execution of one center control command another

one is issued with the instruction to move in the opposite di-

rection, the roller blind will stop at first and after 1.5 s will then

start to move in the opposite direction. Time of roller blind acti-

vation can be randomly delayed in the control center (up to 1 s)

to minimize the current surge in the grid in case of simultaneous

activation of multiple controllers.

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  key can also close and lock the roller

blind in the closed position. If the   key

is pressed and left in the  position, the controller will

close the roller blind and will not allow for its opening

until the   key is released (other inputs

will then be locked). This function allows you to lock the

roller blinds e.g. when the alarm is armed or when the

rainfall (if the additional STR-R rain sensor is used) or

too strong wind (if the additional STR-W wind sensor is

used) is detected.

1. Disconnect the power supply.

2.Mount the controller on the rail in the distribution box.

3.Connect the controller accordingly to the selected scheme of

operation.

The controllers can be powered from any phase of the

mains (also in the case of a multiple controllers oper-

ating under common central control). It is important to

retain a common N line and to control inputs by the level

of the neutral N line.

Both power cables and control cables must be properly

shielded adequately to the voltage.

Mounting

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4.Switch on the power supply.

5.Program the time of lifting/lowering the roller blind.

Time of activation can be programmed upon the assumed time

of roller blind operation or by activating the roller blind for the

test run:

Scheduling for the specified time

1.Press and hold (for approx. 4 s) the  key until the green

U LED will begin to flash slowly. The controller is now ready

for programming.

2.Short press  key – the controller starts to measure out

the activation time, which is indicated by rapid flashing of U

LEDs.

3.After the time has been measured out, press the  key

again. The controller will save the elapsed time in non-volatile

memory and then exit the programming mode, which is indi-

cated by the constant U LED light.

Test run

1.Place the blind in the outmost top or bottom position.

2. Press and hold (for approx. 4 s) the  key until the green

U LED will begin to flash slowly. The controller is now ready

for programming.

3.Short press the local control  or  key (in the opposite

direction to the current position of the roller blind). The con-

troller starts the motor and begins to measure out the time.

4. After the time has been measured out, press any of the local

control keys. The roller blind motor will stop and the controller

will save the elapsed time in "non-volatile" memory and then

exit the programming mode.

Scheduling time of activation

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If during the first 30 seconds of the learning mode (slow

flashing of U LED) the time measuring will not start (the

 key is pressed or the roller blind is activated from

the local control input), the controller will exit the learn-

ing mode.

The controller is designed to measure time span shorter

than 5 min. Attempting to set the controller for longer

span will result in exit from the learning mode.

The controller learning mode can be started only when

the roller blind motor is turned off.

Operation with factory settings (activation time set to 30

seconds) is indicated in standby mode by short (0.1 s)

blinking of U LED repeated every 4 s.

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Wiring diagram

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1 controller power supply N

2 controller power supply L

3 local control –  ↓ direction

4 central control –  ↓ ↓ direction

5 central control –  ↑ ↑ direction

6 local control –  ↑ direction

7 motor power supply –  ↓ direction

8 motor power supply –  ↑ direction

POWER LED indication of power and programming

PROG time programming button

Description of terminals

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power supply 185÷265 V AC

maximum load current (AC-1/AC-3) 3 A/1,5 A

power consumption

standby 0.15 W

on 0.4 W

control triggered N level

switch-on time (adjustable) 1 s÷5 min.

power and programming indication green LED

working temperature -25÷50°C

terminal 2.5 mm² screw terminals

tightening torque 0.4 Nm

local control terminal 2×DY 1 mm²/l= 10 mm

dimensions 35×36×19 mm

mounting flush-mounted box ø60

protection level IP20

The application examples listed below can be downloaded from

the website www.fif.com.pl from the product subpage:

1.Wiring example: one local button mode.

2.Wiring example: two local button mode.

3.Group control example.

4.Example of extensive control with division into additional

groups of roller shutters.

Technical data

Application examples

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F&F products are covered by a 24-month warranty from the date

of purchase. The warranty is only valid with proof of purchase.

Contact your dealer or contact us directly.

F&F Filipowski L.P. declares that the device is in conformity

with the essential requirements of The Low Voltage Directive

(LVD) 2014/35/EU and the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

Directive 2014/30/UE.

The CE Declaration of Conformity, along with the references to

the standards in relation to which conformity is declared, can be

found at www.fif.com.pl from the product subpage.

Warranty

CE declaration

E230828

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