Truth Sentry II Bedienungsanleitung

Danger: To help prevent severe personal injury or death:

oRead and understand instructions completely before beginning

installation.

oWhen connecting the Sentry 2 system to accessories, read the

installation instructions supplied with each accessory before

beginning installation.

oSave ALL instructions.

oInstaller – please be sure to give ALL instructions to the

homeowner once installation is complete.

oWiring must be installed by a qualified electrician according to local

and National Electrical Codes (N.E.C.)

oDisconnect main power before beginning installation! Verify that

power is OFF at the main breaker or fuse panel by testing with a

voltage meter that you know is working correctly.

oConnect power only after motor connections and settings are

verified.

oThis equipment does not provide a method to shut off power, and

should be connected to a dedicated breaker or fused power circuit.

oThe Sentry 2 system should not be used on windows that are

intended to meet egress codes.

oThe Sentry 2 system is intended for indoor use only, with screens in

place.

oThe screen interlock MUST be correctly mounted and is a required

part of the installation. It is intended to help prevent injury that could

result from reaching into the window or skylight area during

operation. The correct installation of the screen interlock is the

responsibility of the installer.

oDo not allow children to operate the wall push buttons or remote

control transmitter(s).

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ENGLISH PAGE 1

ESPAÑOL PAGINA 10

FRANÇAIS PAGE 20 Made in USA

An FKI Industries Company

700 West Bridge Street

Owatonna, MN 55060

1-800-324-4487

www.truth.com

Form 90059 R1

Hand Held Remote

Operating Instructions

Sentry II®

Important Information

oThis remote control is an RF (radio frequency) device and therefore

does not need to be pointed in any manner toward the intended

window/skylight to be operated. The effective range for this remote

is approximately 100ft, but this varies with application conditions

such as: wall materials, mounting height of receiver and

interference from other devices radiating on RF frequencies.

oDevices which could be affected or cause interference can include

the following: radio baby monitors, garage door openers and

automotive keyless entry / security systems.

oBatteries: This remote control uses 3 size “AAA” batteries (not

included), Inserted with the proper polarities (+ and -) aligned

correctly. The use of alkaline batteries is recommended for best

service life. Do not mix alkaline and manganese battery types, nor

use old and new batteries together.

oA battery icon “ “ will become visible on the LCD when the

batteries are down to 20% of usable life. When the battery icon

““ begins to flash the batteries no longer provide enough power

to operate the remote consistently, and therefore should be

replaced.

Motor

Unit

Battery Icon

RegulatoryCompliance

United States of America

Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

Unintentional emitter per FCC Part 15

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against

harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful

interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a

particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,

which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by one or more of the following measures:

oReorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

oIncrease the separation between the equipment and receiver.

oConnect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to

which the receiver is connected.

oConsult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Warning: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Truth Hardware could void the FCC

compliance and negate your authority to operate the product.

FCC Declaration of Conformity

According to 47 CFR, Parts 15.107 and 15.109 Class B

Responsible party: Truth Hardware, 700 West Bridge St., Owatonna, MN 55060

www.truth.com or 1-800-324-4487

Product: Sentry 2 Hand Held Remote (43.53)

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)

This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received

including interferences that may cause undesired operation.

Canada

Industry Canada (IC)

Unintentional emitter per ICES-003

This class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme á la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this

device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the

device.

Europe

European Community EMC Directive (CE)

Compliance with these directives implies conformity to the following

European Norms or Regulations:

Emissions Immunity

ETSI EN 300-220-3 v1.1.1 (2000-09) ETSI EN 301 489-3 v1.4.1 (2000-04)

ETSI EN 301 489-3 v1.4.1 (2000-04)

Programming the Remote Control

If optional Hand Held Remote was purchased, it can now be

programmed using the “Learn” button (see S1 on wire diagram)

Program the remote using the following steps:

Place three “AAA” batteries into the Remote.

The display on the Remote will be blank except for the word “SET”

Set

Unit Mode

Open

Press the “Learn” button (S1) on the control board once

Grey

Green

Grey

Green

Yellow

Grey

Red

Black

Blue

1212

1010

S2S2

S1S1

off

J2J2

Red

LED

Status

LED

A red LED will flash… and the status LED (on control board or wall

plate) will begin to flash green.

“Learn”

button

“Set” icon

is displayed after

batteries are installed

Press the “Open” button on the remote once.

Set

Unit Mode

Open

The display on the remote should change to show both the unit as “All”

and the ambient temperature.

Motor

Unit

By pressing the “Unit” button on the remote, select the desired Unit

Code which will represent this window/skylight. Choose from 1 thru 9.

(Note: Any number of motors can be programmed onto a single Unit

Code.)

Motor

Unit

Unit Mode

Open

Press the “Open” button on the remote once again.

The Red Led flashes once and the green flashing Status LED will go

out. Programming is now complete.

Press

“Open”

Press “Unit” button

to choose unit code

(1 – 9)

Once unit code number is

selected,

Press “Open” once again.

Options for programming multiple units:

There are a number of different programming possibilities provided

by the “Unit” code function of the Sentry 2 remote. Here are a few:

1. Grouped Units on Single Unit Code: By pressing the “Learn”

button on a number of selected control panels you can

simultaneously program more than one window or skylight to a

single unit code. This can provide control of a group of windows

and/or skylights of any number as long as they are within range

of the remote control (approx. 100ft)

2. Banked Units on single Unit Code: By using the method above

you can also group windows on the same side of the room or

“bank” allowing you to take advantage of prevailing wind

conditions to make your home more comfortable. To further

improve cross ventilation in a room grouping windows on

opposing walls.

3. Chimney Ventilation: By combining a skylight unit and a window

unit (preferably on the shady or cooler side of the house) a

natural convection draft known as “chimney effect”. This helps

to cool the room by allowing the hot air to escape out through

the skylight and be replaced by the cooler air coming in through

the window.

4. The “All” setting for the Unit Code can also be used to provide

the above conditions.

Normal Operation:

Motor

Unit

Unit Mode

Open

To “Open” a selected window/skylight.

1) Using the “Unit” key select the number which you programmed into the control unit for the

selected window or skylight. Or select “All” which will then control all units programmed

regardless of unit number.

2) Using the “Mode” key select the “Motor” function.

3) Press the “Open” key to open the window/skylight unit

Note: Skylight motors will open to 90% of full range with one key press. Window motors

will open to 75% of full range on the first key press, and then open a few more degrees

with each key press until full open position is reached.

4) Pressing the “Close” key while the selected unit is opening will cause the unit to STOP.

To “Close” a selected window/skylight.

1) Using the “Unit” key select the number which you programmed into the control unit for

the selected window or skylight. Or select “All” which will then control all units

programmed regardless of unit number.

2) Using the “Mode” key select the “Motor” function.

3) Press the “Close” key to close the window/skylight unit.

4) Pressing the “Open” key while the selected unit is closing will cause the unit to STOP.

To “Open” a selected window/skylight blind:

1) Using the “Unit” key select the number which you programmed into the control unit for the

selected window or skylight. Or select “All” which will then control all units programmed

regardless of unit number.

2) Using the “Mode” key select the “Blind” function.

3) Press the “Open” key to open the blinds.

4) Pressing the “Close” key while the selected unit is opening will cause the unit to STOP.

To “Close” a selected window/skylight blind:

1) Using the “Unit” key select the number which you programmed into the control unit for the

selected window or skylight. Or select “All” which will then control all units programmed

regardless of unit number.

2) Using the “Mode” key select the “Blind” function.

3) Press the “Close” key to close the blinds.

4) Pressing the “Open” key while the selected unit is closing will cause the unit to STOP.

Room

Temp.

Unit or Group the

remote is set to

control.

Mode selects the function

to be controlled.

ie: Motor, Blind etc...

Thermostat Operation:

Therm

Unit

Unit Mode

Open

To control a selected window/skylight via the internal thermostat in the hand held

remote.

1) Using the “Unit” key select the number which you programmed into the

control unit for the selected window or skylight. Or select “All” which will

then control all units programmed regardless of unit number.

2) Using the “Mode” key select the “Therm” or thermostat function.

3) Using the “Open” and “Close” keys adjust the Set Point of the thermostat.

When “Set” icon is visible the display shows the current set point. When

the “Set” icon disappears the ambient room temperature is again

displayed.

4) By leaving the remote in the “Therm” Mode the motors sharing the

displayed Unit Code will react to changes in room temperature. When the

room temperature is above the Set Point the units will automatically open,

and when the temperature drops below the Set Point by 5° F (2°C) the

units will automatically close. Note: The remote must be located within

range of the intended motor control units for reliable operation.

5) When thermostat control is no longer desired, changing the “Mode” to

either the “Motor” or “Blind” settings will deactivate the automatic

thermostat operation. The Set Point will be retained for future use.

Use Mode button

to select “therm”

Use Unit button to

select the units to be

controlled by the

thermostat.

Note:The temperature display can provide either Fahrenheit (F) or Celsius

Remove the batteries before changing position of switch 2.

This Switch changes Temp. display

from F to C.

Forced Re-initialization:

Motor

Unit

Unit Mode

Open

When an error is noted in the operation of the motor unit (indicated by a Flashing

RED light on the wall plate or status indicator), the unit can be “Reset” by forcing

a re-initialization via the remote control.

1) Shut off the power* to the unit for 20 seconds. Upon reapplication of

power the unit should automatically close and stop.

2) Verify motor operation at this point, since cycling the power may correct

some problems.

3) Using the “Unit” key select the number which you programmed into the

control unit for the selected window or skylight. Note: A Reset cannot be

activated in the “All” Unit setting.

4) Using the “Mode” key select the “Motor” function.

5) Press both the “Unit” and “Mode” keys down simultaneously and hold

them until the “Motor” icon on the display blinks twice. Watch to be sure

the Unit Code does not change during the button press. If it does you will

have to return to step 3.

6) The selected unit should begin to run through a full open and closed cycle

during which a Red light should be seen at the wall switch plate or status

indicator. Watch the unit for obstructions or other problems during this

procedure. Take action to correct hardware or window/skylight related

problems as necessary.

6) Repeat this procedure from step 3) until the problem is resolved.

*Power interruption is most easily accomplished by shutting off the specific

breaker at the homes fuse or power distribution panel.

Press Unit & Mode

buttons together and

hold for “Reset”

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