SOMFY Sunis RTS Manual de usuario

Ref. 5054472A

www.somfy.com

Sunis RTS

Operating and installation guide

1. The Sunis RTS in brief 3

1.1 What does the Sunis RTS do? 3

1.2 A few denitions 3

2. Safety - Important information 4

2.1 Installation and commissioning 4

2.2 Operating 4

2.3 Environment 5

3. Content of the kit and tools required 5

3.1 List of parts 5

3.2 Tools required 6

4. The Sunis RTS in detail 6

4.1 Components 6

4.2 Technical data 7

5. Installing the Sunis RTS 7

5.1

Components required for installation 7

5.2 Adding the Sunis RTS 8

6. Setting 13

6.1 Installation recommendations 13

6.2 Setting the sunlight sensitivity 13

7. Mounting the Sunis RTS 15

7.1 Advice on choosing a location 15

7.2 Mounting and tting 16

8. The Sunis RTS day to day 17

8.1 Activating the Sun function 17

8.2 The Sun function 17

8.3 Sunis RTS with awning 18

8.4 Sunis RTS with roller shutter 19

8.5 Modifying the sunlight sensitivity threshold 20

8.6 Maintenance 20

9. Problems with the Sunis RTS? 21

9.1 Questions and answers 21

9.2 Removing the Sunis RTS 23

Contents

Sunis RTS

Somfy’s expertise delivers satisfaction guaranteed.

Thank you for choosing a Somfy Sunis 1 RTS.

Before installing and using the Sunis 1 RTS, please read this guide

carefully.

Somfy solutions animate your windows and entrances to bring your

whole house alive. Somfy solutions are designed so that everyone can

enjoy the benets of the products in their home, based on their specic

requirements.

In this guide, the term ‘product’ can include your awning, blind, curtain,

garage door, gate, projection screen, roller shutter.

Well thought-out and easy to use, Somfy solutions are one of life’s little

daily pleasures, making home life more enjoyable.

1. The Sunis RTS in brief

1.1 What does the Sunis RTS do?

The Sunis RTS is a wireless sun sensor equipped with Somfy Radio

Technology (RTS). It operates autonomously using integrated solar

cells.

The Sunis RTS allows the user to regulate the amount of sunlight

entering the house by automatically lowering or raising roller shutters,

blinds and/or awnings, according to the ambient light intensity. It thus

allows the interior temperature to be regulated during the day in order

to protect plants, furniture and paintings inside the house, as well as

garden or terrace furniture.

The Sunis RTS is only compatible with products equipped with Somfy

Radio Technology (RTS) for example, roller shutter motors, awning

motors, Telis RTS type remote controls with Sun function and RTS

sensors.

1.2 A few denitions

Installation:

All of the Radio Technology Somfy products a house is equipped with.

Favourite position:

The favourite position is your ideal position for your product in certain

common situations, for example, your awning partially extended when

Sunis RTS

you are dining beneath it in summer but don't want to deprive your

houseplants of sunlight; your curtains or blinds partially closed to shield

your computer from the afternoon sunlight.

Blind/awning:

Group of products including internal blinds, external awnings and vene-

tian awnings.

2. Safety - Important information

2.1 Installation and commissioning

Read this guide carefully before installing and using the Sunis RTS.

This guide describes the installation, commissioning and use of the

Sunis RTS.

Before beginning installation, make sure that the Sunis RTS is compati-

ble with the equipment and associated accessories.

Any incorrect use will invalidate the warranty and Somfy's liability.

2.2 Operating

The use of an awnings (eg. wind sensor) is recommended

Somfy accepts no liability in the event of damage to equipment caused

by weather conditions not detected by the sensor.

Do not allow children to play with roller shutters, awnings or control

points. Keep remote controls out of the reach of children.

Monitor the roller shutter/awning while it is moving, especially during

commissioning of the Sunis RTS, and keep people at a distance until

the roller shutter/awning is completely closed.

Make sure the power supply to the roller shutter/awning is turned off

before any maintenance operation in the vicinity of the product (for

example, when cleaning windows near your awning).

Avoid moving the roller shutter/awning if ice has formed in it, unless

the motor is tted with anti-freeze protection.

The Sunis RTS operates using a sunlight sensor and solar cells.

Ensure that the sunlight sensor and the solar cells are kept clean and

are not obstructed by leaves, snow, etc. Clean the sunlight sensor and

the solar cell protective glass using a dry cloth.

Do not use maintenance products to clean the Sunis RTS.

Sunis RTS

Do not wet the Sunis RTS or immerse it in liquids.

Frequently check the product (e.g. awning) to detect any defects in

balance or any signs of wear. Do not use the product if a repair or

adjustment is required.

2.3 Environment

Do not dispose of damaged electrical or electronic products with house-

hold waste. Please take them to a collection point or an approved centre

to ensure they are recycled correctly.

3. Content of the kit and tools required

3.1 List of parts

Before beginning installation and commissioning of the Sunis RTS,

check that all parts listed in the table below are present in the correct

quantity (Q):

No. Components Q.

1 Sunis RTS 1

2 Mounting bracket 1

The Sunis RTS is supplied without

screws and plugs. Use screws and plugs

(Ø 4.5 mm) suitable for the wall: wood,

brick, concrete, etc.

Caution: do not use round head

screws, only at screws of the diameter

indicated.

Sunis RTS

3.2 Tools required

Appropriate screwdriver for the

screws to be used

Drill and drill bit

Pencil.

4. The Sunis RTS in detail

4.1 Components

Front:

A.Sunlight sensor (detects light

intensity)

B. Housing

C.Solar cells (to charge the sensor)

Rear:

D.Indicator light showing the light inten-

sity and mode selected

E. PROG button

F. Potentiometer

G.MODE button (to switch between

“INSTALLATION” and “Use” modes

•

Sunis RTS

5. Installing the Sunis RTS

5.1 Components required for

installation

To install and use the Sunis RTS, the

roller shutter/awning to which the Sunis

is connected should already be linked

to a remote control equipped with the

Sun function:

Telis Soliris RTS (1),

Telis 4 Soliris RTS (2),

Telis Composio RTS (3),

Impresario Chronis RTS (4), etc.

If none of these remote controls has

been linked, this should be done rst.

NB: the use of an additional wind protec-

tion device (eg. wind sensor) is recom-

mended for awnings.

Up to 3 sensors may be assigned to a

roller shutter/awning. The Sunis RTS

can thus be combined with other RTS

sensors.

Before beginning installation, make

sure that the Sunis RTS is compatible

with the equipment and associated

accessories.

•

4.2 Technical data

Size:

Diameter: 100 mm

Depth: 50 mm

Operating temperature: -20°C to +60°C

Index Protection rating: outdoor use - IP 44

Frequency: 433.42 MHz

Range: 20 m through two concrete walls; 200 m in open space

Power supply: solar cells

Autonomy: 24 hours with no additional light intensity supply

Sunis RTS

5.2 Adding the Sunis RTS

5.2.1 Advice on adding the Sunis RTS

This guide describes the procedure for connecting a Sunis RTS to

a compatible RTS roller shutter/awning.

To connect the Sunis RTS to several motors, carry out the procedure

described in the paragraph entitled “Connecting the Sunis RTS” for

each of the roller shutters/awnings to be connected.

For some roller shutters/awnings, entry into programming mode and

adding and removing a component (eg. a sensor) are indicated by

a series of “beeps” emitted by the motor. For other roller shut-

ters/awnings, they are indicated by a slight movement of the roller

shutter/awning.

Place the roller shutter/awning in the midway position before installing

the Sunis RTS, so that any movements can be easily seen.

5.2.2 Charging the Sunis RTS

Remove the protective lm from the

Sunis RTS.

Place the Sunis RTS in a light location

for at least 20 minutes to charge it:

Place the cells in a location with

as much natural light as possible,

preferably outside, and not behind

glass.

After 20 minutes, press the MODE

button briey to check the sensor's

charge level:

The sensor is ready for use when

the indicator light comes on.

If the indicator light does not come

on, place the sensor in natural light

for another 20 minutes then test.

Information on charging times:

Initial charge: 20 mins.

Full charge: 1 hr 30 mins.

Discharging: 24 hrs without sunlight.

►

20 min

Sunis RTS

5.2.3 Connecting the Sunis RTS from

a Telis Soliris RTS

NB: the Telis Soliris RTS has 2 indicator

lights.

Stand near to the roller shutter/awning

to install the Sunis RTS.

Place the roller shutter/awning in the

midway position using the Telis Soliris

RTS.

Turn the Telis Soliris RTS over: the

PROG button (P) is located on the rear

of the unit.

Press the PROG button (P) with the

tip of a pencil until the roller shutter/

awning moves slightly (or 3 “beeps”

sound): the PROG function is activated

for 2 minutes.

Press the PROG button (E) on the Sunis

RTS briey with the tip of a pencil: the

associated roller shutter/awning moves

slightly again (or 8 “beeps” sound) to

indicate that the Sunis RTS has been

programmed.

Sunis RTS

5.2.4 Connecting the Sunis RTS from

a Telis 4 Soliris RTS

NB: the Telis 4 Soliris RTS has 4 indica-

tor lights.

Stand near to the roller shutter/awning to

install the Sunis RTS.

Select channel 5 with the Selection

button (S):

The 4 indicator lights come on at the

same time.

Place the roller shutter/awning in the

midway position using the Telis 4 Soliris

RTS.

NB: if channel 5 cannot be used to control

the roller shutter/awning to be connected

to the Sunis RTS, connect the roller shut-

ter/awning to the fth channel of the Telis

4 Soliris RTS (refer to the Telis 4 RTS

guide to carry out this procedure)

Turn the Telis 4 Soliris RTS over: the

PROG button (P) is located on the rear

of the unit.

Press the PROG button (P) with the

tip of a pencil until the roller shutter/

awning moves slightly (or 3 “beeps”

sound): the PROG function is activated

for 2 minutes.

Press the PROG button (E) on the Sunis

RTS briey with the tip of a pencil: the

associated roller shutter/awning moves

slightly again (or 8 “beeps” sound) to

indicate that the Sunis RTS has been

programmed.

►

Tabla de contenidos

Otros manuales de Accesorios de SOMFY

SOMFY

SOMFY Oximo WireFree Battery Stick Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY MULTI-LINK PLUG-IN Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY 2401150 Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY TaHoma Series Guía del usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY animeo IB + Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY HOME MOTION 5066683A Instrucciones de montaje

SOMFY

SOMFY inteo EOLIS RTS Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY Thermosunis Indoor Wirefree RTS Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY Animeo IB+ Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY inteo EOLIS RTS Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY Sunis WireFree Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY EOLIS RECEIVER Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY EOLIS WIREFREE RTS SENSOR Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY Animeo LON Instrucciones de funcionamiento e instalación

SOMFY

SOMFY TaHoma 2401368 Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY Sunis WireFree RTS Light Sensor Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY Sunis Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY 5059202A Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY LIGHTING OUTDOOR RTS Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY 2401219 Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY Sunea Screen 40 io Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY 6301051 Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY EOLIS WIREFREE IO Manual de usuario

SOMFY

SOMFY 2401220 Manual de usuario

Manuales populares de Accesorios de otras marcas

Hillco

Hillco 2810 Manual de usuario

Siemens

Siemens QSA2700D Manual del operador

Contours

Contours ZY024 Manual de usuario

Saivod

Saivod VS621 Manual de usuario

Virtuox

Virtuox VirtuCLEAN 2.0 Manual de usuario

SCE

SCE ENVIRO-THERM SCE-TE170B24VSS Manual de usuario

Z-Wave

Z-Wave HSD-200Z Manual de usuario

turck

turck FMX-IM-2UPLI63FX Manual de usuario

Decagon Devices

Decagon Devices 10HS Manual de usuario

UPPAbaby

UPPAbaby Cup Holder Manual de usuario

Elko

Elko SmartSensor Leakage Wireless Manual de usuario

Grizzly

Grizzly H8371 Manual de usuario

Panasonic

Panasonic HG-T Series Manual de usuario

IFM Electronic

IFM Electronic Efector 250 Series Guía de referencia

DigiDesign

DigiDesign 888/24 I/O Manual de usuario

PROZIS

PROZIS QUAY Manual de usuario

patagonia

patagonia PSI Vest Manual de usuario

SFC Energy

SFC Energy EFOY GO! Manual de usuario