Truth Sentry II Manual de usuario

Thank you for purchasing this product. Your remote is state-of-the-art and you’ll

find it easy to setup and use. Please take the time to read through this manual

carefully. It contains important operation and safety information.

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Hand Held Remote

Operating Instructions

Sentry II

Sentry IISentry II

Sentry II

DANGER

To help prevent severe personal injury or death:

•Read and understand instructions completely before beginning

installation.

•Wiring must be installed by a qualified electrician according to local and

National Electrical Codes (N.E.C.)

•Disconnect 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.

•Connect power only after motor connections and settings are verified.

•This equipment does not provide a method to shut off power, and should

be connected to a dedicated breaker or fused power circuit.

•The 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.

•Do not allow children to operate the wall push buttons or remote control

transmitter(s).

Additional Safety Guidelines

•The Sentry II system must not be used on windows that are intended to

meet egress codes.

•The Sentry II system is intended for indoor use only, with screens in place.

•When connecting the Sentry II system to accessories, read the installation

instructions supplied with each accessory before beginning installation.

•Save ALL instructions.

•Installer – please be sure to give ALL instructions to the homeowner once

installation is complete.

This remote is compatible with all Sentry II window or skylight motorization

systems. Setting up the remote first requires window system installation.

About RF Devices

•This 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 50ft, but this varies with application conditions such as:

wall materials, mounting height of receiver and interference from other

devices radiating on RF frequencies.

•Devices which could be affected or cause interference can include the

following: radio baby monitors, garage door openers and automotive

keyless entry / security systems.

Battery Information

•This remote control uses 3 size “AAA” batteries (not included). Insert

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.

•When the remote will not be used for a long time, remove the batteries

to avoid damage caused by battery leakage and corrosion.

A 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.

Table of Contents

Important

nformation . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . .

Parts list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Remote overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Planning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Remote set up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-8

Options for multiple units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Normal operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Thermostat operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13

Switching between Fahrenheit & Celsius . . 13

Forced re-initialization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Blind set up & control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-16

Battery replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Regulatory compliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Getting Started

Set Up

Operation

Helpful

Information

Important information

•Sentry II remote unit

•Standard remote battery cover

•Wall mounting remote battery cover

•Two wall mounting screws

Note: The buttons on the remote need to be held down for ½second

for the command to be accepted.

The Sentry II system is designed to operate both windows and skylights. This

manual refers to windows and skylights as “windows” and all skylight and window

blinds as “blinds.”

Unit Open Mode

Unit

Motor

°C°

SET

Open and Close but

tons

control

windows or blinds. They will also stop

the window or blind in a partial open

position by pressing the button opposite

window or blind travel

CONTROLS AND DISPLAY INDICATORS

Room

temperature

with measurement system

(F°or C°) indicated below

Unit button

selects the

window or group of

windows. Unit choices

are 1 through 9 or All.

Mode button

toggles between

control modes:

•Motor (windows)

•Blind

•Therm (temperature)

Low battery indicator

SET

indicator

Set mode allows the

remote to set up a wall

mounted controller

Unit indicator

Mode indicator

Parts List

Remote Overview

If you have only one window you can skip ahead to the next

step, “Remote Setup.”

The Sentry II remote control has the ability to operate multiple power windows

with a single command sequence. This is accomplished by assigning wall or

skylight mounted controllers a unit number with the remote. Controllers with the

same unit number make up a group. The remote can operate up to nine groups.

◦°

In this illustration the two front windows are set to “Unit” #1. This allows

the home owner to operate both windows with one command sequence

from the remote. The side window and skylight are assigned their own

“Unit” numbers. This allows each of these units to be controlled

individually.

Note

•The remote has an “All” function that will open or close all

windows or skylights regardless of which “Unit” or group

each window belongs to.

•If the remote is wall mounted, it should be placed so that it is

within site of all windows and skylights it will control.

•See “Options For Multiple Units” (page 9) for more details on

this topic.

Important: If you are not the homeowner, it is important to contact

the homeowner and discuss which windows or skylights the

homeowner would want to control as a group. It may be very

inconvenient for the homeowner to reset these settings once

installation and remote control set up are complete.

Planning

Unit #1

Unit #3

Unit #2

After installing window motors, blinds, and control systems set up the remote

using the following steps:

1. Place three “AAA” batteries into the remote.

2. The display on the remote will be blank except for the word “SET.”

Remote must be in “SET” mode to set up. If “SET” is not showing in

the display or the remote is out of the “SET” mode, remove and re-

install the batteries. (Re-installing the batteries will refresh the

remote and cause it to come up in the “SET” mode.) When reinserting

the batteries be sure they are fresh and properly positioned with the

cover in place.

3. Press the “Learn” button once on the wall or skylight mounted

control board.

Remove cover if installed.

“

Learn

”

Button

WLS Controller

“

Learn

”

Button

HS Controller

Unit Open Mode

SET

“SET”

indicator

is displayed after

batteries are installed

Remote Control Set Up

The RF Remote Status LED in the control box will light a steady red

and the Motor Status LED (on control board for HS model and wall

plate for WLS model) will begin to flash Green. This indicates that the

controller is in “Learn” mode.

Note: The control unit will stay in learn mode for 1 minute. If the

setup has not been completed in that time, press the “Learn”

button again and continue where you left off in the set up

sequence.

Important note: The “Learn” button electronically links the

control unit to the remote. It will not help with other problems

that exist between a control unit and window motor.

4. Press the “Open” button on the remote once. The RF Remote

Status LED will flash then go out.

5. Press the “Unit” button on the remote to select the desired Unit

Code that will correspond to this window or skylight.

The first time the “Unit” button is pressed the remote displays 1 for the

unit code. Each successive press will increase the unit code until it

reaches 9.

Unit +Open

Choose a unit

Code (1-9)

Press the

“Open”

button

Unit Open Mode

SET

Unit Open Mode

Unit

Motor

The displa on the remote should

change to show both the unit as “All”

and the room temperature. It will take

several seconds for the displa to

change.

Note: Any number of windows can be put onto a single “Unit” code.

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

The RF Remote status LED should flash then go out and the Motor

Status LED will go out. Remote control set up is now complete.

7. Press “Open” button again. Observe Motor Status LED. (It will be

on the control switch of a WLS system or on the motor itself for an HS

system.)

•A steady green LED (while opening/closing) means system

set up is complete and fully functional

•A red LED (while opening/closing) means the system is

going through initialization. During initialization, the window

will fully open then close once. Once initialization is

complete, the system will function normally and a green LED

will be visible while operating.

Set up of multiple units: Each window must be added individually to a remote.

Follow these abbreviated steps for each window:

Set up Instruction Steps Remote Status

LED Display

Motor Status

LED Display

Comment

1-2. Remove and re-install

one battery in remote

None None Remote will display “Set”

3. Press “Learn” button on

control unit

Steady red Blinking green

4. Press “Open” button on

remote once

Several red

blinks Continues to

blink green links remote to control unit

5. elect “Unit” number on

remote

None Continues to

blink green

6. Press “Open” button on

remote once

3 red blinks None (Stops

blinking green)

This step enters the unit

number into the remote.

7. Press “Open” button

again

3 red blinks Red or green

(See

comments)

Red means unit is being

initialized – to be followed by

green. Green means set up

is successful and complete.

Repeat for each window

Using Unit Code “All”: Each control unit is designed to only respond to one

“Unit” code and “All”. You can not set up a control unit to respond to more than

one unit code.

There are a number of different programming possibilities provided by the “Unit”

code function of the Sentry II remote. Here are a few:

1. Grouped units on single “Unit” code: There is no limit to the

number of windows that can be grouped on a single unit code. This

feature can provide convenient control of a group of windows as long

as they are within range of the remote control (approx. 100ft)

2. Banked windows on single “Unit” code: By using the method

described in #1 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, group windows on opposing walls.

3. Ventilation using chimney effect: Combining an open skylight

window and a ground floor window (preferably on the shady or cooler

side of the house) will create a natural convection draft known as

“chimney effect”. This helps to cool a room or house by allowing the

hot air to escape out through the skylight and be replaced by cooler air

drawn in through the ground floor window.

4. All windows programmed to the remote control will respond when the

“Unit” code is set to “All”.

5. Sentry II system allows up to two remotes to be used to control a

single window or group of windows. The set up process teaches wall

mounted controllers to recognize the unique identity of individual

remotes. Repeat set up steps 2 through 7 for each remote.

Options for multiple units

OPEN A SELECTED WINDOW

CLOSE A SELECTED WINDOW

Unit

Open

Mode Close

123

Optional

Choose Unit

Number or All

Choose

“Motor”Function

Stops Window

In Place

Unit

Open

Mode Close

123

Choose Unit

Number or All

Choose

“Motor”Function

Stops Window

In Place

Optional

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