HunterDouglas Remembrance Motorized Shade Technical specifications

Installation and

Programming

Instructions

Motorized Shades

THANK YOU for purchasing a Hunter Douglas

Remembrance

motorized window shade. Your new

shade has been custom built for you from the highest

quality materials. Once in your window, it will provide

you with a lifetime of beauty and trouble-free use.

Getting Started

Hunter Douglas will ship your motorized shade with:

•

Motorized shade installation hardware.

•

Pre-set up and down limits.

•

Remote or switch pre-programmed.

Remove the shade from the package and check the

diagram to make sure you have the necessary parts.

Keep the packaging until the shade operates to your

satisfaction.

Mounting

Surface

Fastener

Wood

No. 6 Hex Head Screws

(Provided)

Metal

Sheet Metal Screws

(Not Provided)

Drywall, Plaster

Application not recommended due to

extreme weight of shade(s)

Remembrance

Motorized Shade

Remembrance

Motorized Shade

with Cassette

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Tools needed for installing your shade:

•

Car

penter’s Level

•

Flat Blade Screwdriver

•

Measuring Tape

•

Phillips Screwdriver

•

Power

Drill and

Drill Bits

In addition, you will need fasteners designed to work with

your speci c mounting surfaces:

Contents of your hardware package may vary depending on how

the shade was ordered and whether the shade will be mounted

inside or outside the window opening.

Standard Motorized Shade Installation

The installation brackets are supplied in pairs. One

bracket with locking ring is used for the motor-side

of the shade and one ball joint bracket is used for the

rotator side.

The roller shade can be

mounted inside or outside

the window frame, or

mounted to the ceiling. The

installation brackets are

always mounted so that the

inner surfaces face each

other as shown. It is very

important that the brackets are mounted correctly, with

clip in place, to insure safety and proper operation.

Rotator-Side Installation Brackets

Place shade spindle foot

into bracket with ball joint

(opposite of motor). Hold

the shade and bracket in the

desired position at window

and mark location on the

mounting surface. Set the

shade aside and drill the

bracket mounting holes. Use

the two screws provided (and

anchors if needed) to attach

bracket to mounting surface.

Motor-Side Installation Bracket

Remove locking ring from

brachet and set aside.

Fit spindle of shade into

previously mounted bracket,

 t motor bracket snugly onto

motorized shade and hold in

desired location at window.

Before marking the bracket

location, make sure shade is

level. Mark position on the

mounting surface and set aside

shade to drill mounting holes.

Use the two screws provided

(and anchors if needed) to

attach bracket to mounting

surface.

Install the Shade Assembly

Place spring loaded

spindle (end opposite

motor) into ball

joint and compress

spring. Slide motor

end of shade into

opposite bracket.

PROFESSIONAL INSTALLER AND

ELECTRICIAN HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Locking Ring

Bracket

Ball Joint Bracket

ROTATOR

CEILING MOUNT

INSIDE/OUTSIDE

MOUNT

MOTOR

INSIDE/OUTSIDE

MOUNT

CEILING MOUNT

•

For Cassette Wall Mount Shades,

place the shade in the desired

mounting position, and mark the

top of the cassette.

•

Set the shade side and utilizing the

enclosed template, measure 1” to 2”

in from the left and right edge of the

window. Mark that position at the same

level as the  rst mark. Be sure the two

marks intersect.

•

Using the template as a guide, measure

and mark the placement of the screws

for all necessary brackets.

THESE

BRACKETS MUST BE LEVEL AND

ALIGNED OR THE SHADE WILL NOT

FUNCTION PROPERLY.

(To use the template,  nd the correct

shade type and mounting style areas on

the template.)

•

Place the “Start Point” arrow at the

previously marked intersection.

•

Mark the placements of the screw

indicated by the template.

•

Repeat this process for the opposite side

of the window.

•

For Wall Mount Shades,

the tab of the clip-in

bracket should be facing

down. (See diagrams A

and B)

•

For Inside / Ceiling

Mount Shades, the tab of

the clip-in bracket should

face towards the window. (See diagrams A and C)

•

Install the clip-in bracket with the proper fasteners

(screws).

Cassette Motorized Shade Installation

Remembrance motorized window shades with Cassette

mount utilizing the small clip-in brackets provided.

Shades may be installed as wall mount or inside/ceiling

mount shades.

CLIP-IN BRACKET CHART

Up to 36” shade

3 brackets

36-1/8” to 60”

5 brackets

60-1/8” to 72”

6 brackets

72-1/8” to 84”

7 brackets

84-1/8” to 108”

9 brackets

108-1/8” to 120”

10 brackets

Wall Mount

Tab

Lip

Clip-In

Bracket

Diagram A

Diagram B

Inside/Ceiling Mount

Diagram C

Diagram D

Inside/Ceiling Mount

Wall Mount

Important!

Replace locking ring

around bracket to insure proper

operation.

Proceed to “Connecting Power

Supply” section.

•

If additional clip-in brackets are required, space

brackets evenly between the end brackets, adjusting

for obstructions.

•

For a wall mount shade: With the clip-in

brackets mounted, take the Cassette shade, place

the top groove of the pro le into the lip of the clip-in

bracket and snap into the tab (See diagram D).

Check to make sure that all clip-in brackets are

aligned correctly with the pro le.

•

For an inside/ceiling mount shade: With the clip-in

brackets mounted, take the Cassette shade, place the

front groove of the pro le into the lip of the clip-in

bracket and snap into the tab (See diagram D). Check

to make sure that all clip-in brackets are aligned

correctly with the pro le.

•

Test your shade for level. If the shade is not level,

remove the pro le from the brackets by pressing

on the bracket tab (using a  at-end screwdriver if

necessary). Place a shim under one or more of the

brackets and remount the shade.

Connecting Power Supply

PLEASE THOROUGHLY READ ALL MOTORIZED

INFORMATION

BEFORE

CONNECTING TO POWER

To insure proper operation at installation, each shade should

be checked as it is installed.

Be sure to provide a means of disconnecting

power to each individual shade, otherwise making

changes to programming will be extremely

difficult!

Hang first shade in proper location and connect to

power supply.

Test control by pressing the appropriate control for

the up, down and mid positions.

If all positions are correct,

remove power

and

remove power and remove power

proceed to next shade installation.

If all positions are not correct, go to the

“How to

Change Limit Settings”

section. Proceed through the

Change Limit Settings”

section. Proceed through the Change Limit Settings”

instructions to obtain the desired settings.

When all changes have been made,

remove power

and proceed to the next shade installation.

Failure to disconnect each shade after installation

could result in resetting shade limits.

When all shades have been checked and adjusted,

restore power to each one.

All shades should now be connected to power

supply and ready for use.

Wiring Information

RTS technology, with the radio

receiver built in the motor,

requires only minimal wiring

during installation, as only power

to the motor is required.

WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL

FRONT

STOP

DOWN

CHANNEL

SELECTOR

BACK

PROGRAMMING

BUTTON

STOP

SET

CHANNEL

SELECTOR

STOP

DOWN

FRONT

STOP

SET

CHANNEL

SELECTOR

PROGRAMMING

BUTTON

FRONT SIDE

REMOTE CONTROL REFERENCE

WIRELESS WALL SWITCH

CONTROL BUTTONS

DOWN

STOP

PROGRAM

CHANNEL

SELECTOR

How to Change Limit Settings

NOTES:

•

Only one shade should have power. If more than one

unit is plugged in, each one will be changed!

•

If yo

u have more than one motorized shade,

they must be set individually.

•

Apply power to one unit. Go through the setup

sequence. Then remove power.

•

All motor feedback is signaled by a visual jog.

(A jog is a short up and down movement).

•

If the shade does not work, press the program button

until the shade jogs.

•

If the shade does not work, proceed to Motorized

Shade Programming on the reverse side.

TO RESET DOWN LIMIT

Press

- Shade extends to lowe

r limit

Press

and

until shade jogs up and down

Press

to move shade to new position

Press and hold

for 2 seconds to s

et memory

Power Supply

(120 VAC / 60 Hz / 1.1 AMP)

•

All wiring must conform to NEC (National

Electrical Code) and local codes.

•

The motors can be wired in PARALLEL.

A means of disconnecting the power to each motor

independently should be provided.

FRONT

STOP

DOWN

SINGLE CHANNEL

REMOTE

MULTI-CHANNEL

REMOTE

STOP If shade(s) are operating properly,

go no further. Limits are preset at the

factory.

Motorized Shade Programming

NOTE: If you have more than one motorized shade,

they must be set them up individually. Apply power to one

unit, go through the setup sequence, then remove power.

If more than one unit is plugged in, each one will be

changed!

Turn power On

CHECK UP-DOWN SETTING

Press

and

simultaneously, hold until shade

jogs up and down

Press

- If shade goes up, go to next step, if not

press

for 5 seconds

(until shade jogs up and down, reverses direction)

SET DOWN LIMIT

Press

- Release when shade is at desired up

position

Press

and

until shade begins moving down

Press

when shade reaches desired down limit

Press

to fine tune lower limit position

Press

for 2 seconds to set lower limit

(shade does not jog)

TO RESET TOP LIMIT

Press

- Shade extends to top limit

Press

and

until shade jogs up and down

Press

to move shade to new position

Press and hold

for 2 seconds to set memory

TO SET INTERMEDIATE POSITION

Press

to move to the desired position

Press and hold

for 2 seconds (shade will jog)

TO DELETE INTERMEDIATE POSITION

Press

- Shade moves to intermediate position

Press and hold

for 2 seconds to erase position

(shade will jog)

ADD/DELETE A TRANSMITTER/CHANNEL

This process has also been pre-programmed by the

factory. If adding/deleting is necessary, proceed as

follows. Only one shade should have power. If more

than one unit is plugged in, each one will be changed!

TO ADD

a transmitter/channel, press the

button on

an already recorded one until the motor jogs. Select the

transmitter/channel to add and press its

button until it

jogs, then release.

TO DELETE

a transmitter/channel, press the

button on

an already recorded one until the motor jogs. Select the

transmitter/channel to delete and press its

button until it

jogs, then release.

STOP Your limit settings have been changed.

Proceeding further will result in adding/

deleting a transmitter or channel.

Registered trademark of Hunter Douglas Inc.

™Trademark of Hunter Douglas Inc. Patented in the U.S. and foreign countries.

U.S. and foreign patents pending.

LIT888245

10M 07/04

SET TOP LIMIT

Press

and

- Shade will start up

Press

when shade is in desired up position

Press

to fine tune top limit position

Press

for 2 seconds to set top limit

(shade will jog)

Press

until shade jogs up and down to record

settings to memory

TO SET AN INTERMEDIATE POSITION

Press

to move shade to desired mid position

Press

to stop shade in desired position

Press and hold

until shade jogs up and down

TO RE-ENTER PROGRAMMING MODE

Power Off for 2 to 5 seconds*

Power On for 10 seconds*

Power Off for 2 to 5 seconds*

Power On

Shade jogs in one direction to indicate change to

program mode.

Press and hold

for more than 7 seconds.

Shade will jog up and down after 1 second and again

after 7 seconds (shade will jog twice)

*Maintain time intervals closely

For assistance, call the Hunter Douglas

Customer Information Center at

1-888-501-8364

7:00 AM to 4:30 PM MST, Mon.-Fri.

Visit our Web site at hunterdouglas.com

Care and Cleaning

Normal cleaning of all Remembrance

window shades

requires only light dusting with a feather duster, soft cloth,

or low suction vacuum attachment. Do not clean with harsh

detergents.

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