HunterDouglas Luxaflex PowerView Reference Manual

Congratulations with the purchase of a Luxaflex® PowerView® Roller blind. This guide helps you get started with your Roller blind powered by an integrated Li-ion battery. 1. Delivery condition 1.1. Pebble® or wand remote / Scene controller or Hub are purchased seperately Pebble remote Scene controller Hub MANUAL Page 1 of 23 version: 1.0

2. Special to the Integrated Rechargeable Battery motor 2.1 First Use When you will first use your motorized blind with integrated battery we advise to always first charge your blind. However when you receive your blind, it is in a so called hibernation status. To wake it up and make it functional you will need to plug in and pull out a USB type C charging connector into the charging port of your blind. from this point the motor will start up and become useable in a few seconds. The top limit is set to the maximum roll-up position The bottom limit is set to the ordered product height MANUAL Page 2 of 23 version: 1.0

following: 1. Manual motor Button 2. USB Type-C Charging port 3. LED status indicator MANUAL Page 3 of 23 version: 1.0

2.2.1 Insert and extract USB type C charging plug. (like described at 2.1 First use) 2.2.2 Re-insert the USB -Type C connector to start charging. 2.2.3 The motor LED indicator will start blinking RED, signaling the charging process is activated. 2.2.4 When the LED turns green the integrated battery is fully charged. constant CHARGE at very low voltage level MANUAL Page 4 of 23 version: 1.0

3.1 Pairing a remote A PowerView® remote can control up to 6 individual groups of blinds (buttons 1 to 6 at the top of the remote). The instructions below assign the blind to group 1. blinking CHARGE (normal) constant Fully Charged flashing CHARGE not allowed (temperature to high) Alternately CHARGE NTC ERROR (open/short circuit) 3.1 Locate the manual control button on your blind. 3.2 Press and hold the stop button for 6 seconds. Keep pressing until the remote lights start blinking MANUAL Page 5 of 23 version: 1.0

IMPORTANT Watch out to perform steps 2.4 and 2.5 within 3 seconds!  3.4 Press and hold the manual control button . 3.5 Press the open button. The blind will jog 1x 3.6 Release the manual control button . MANUAL Page 6 of 23 version: 1.0

4.1. Selecting a blind 3.7 Press and hold the stop button for 6 seconds. The remote will exit programming mode automatically after 20 seconds. Keep pressing until the remote lights stop blinking Select 1 blind only Select 2 or more blinds MANUAL Page 7 of 23 version: 1.0

Select all blinds A. Select blind group B. Press open button MANUAL Page 8 of 23 version: 1.0

C. Press close button A. Select blind group B. Press favourite button MANUAL Page 9 of 23 version: 1.0

5.1 Select the blind channel 5.2 Use the open , stop and close buttons to move the blind to the desired favourite position. Use the arrow up and arrow down buttons to fine- tune. 5.3 Press and hold the stop button for 6 seconds. DO NOT select a group on the remote! Keep pressing until the remote lights start blinking IMPORTANT Watch out to perform steps 4.4 and 4.5 within 3 seconds!  MANUAL Page 10 of 23 version: 1.0

5.5 Press the favourite button. The blind will jog 1x to acknowledge the favourite position is set 5.6 Release the manual control button . 5.7 The favourite position is set! MANUAL Page 11 of 23 version: 1.0

6.1. New Top limit 6.1.1 Press and hold the manual control button . 6.1.2 Press the open button. Make sure  group1 on the remote is selected. The blind will jog 1x 6.1.3 Release the manual control button . The motor LED turns red to acknowledge the motor is in program mode MANUAL Page 12 of 23 version: 1.0

move the blind to the new top position. Use the  arrow up and arrow down buttons to fine-tune. 6.1.5 Press and hold the stop button for 6 seconds. DO NOT select a group on the remote! Keep pressing until the remote lights start blinking IMPORTANT Watch out to perform steps 5.1.6 and 5.1.7 within 3 seconds!  6.1.6 Press and hold the manual control button . MANUAL Page 13 of 23 version: 1.0

The blind will jog 1x to acknowledge the new limit is set 6.1.8 Release the manual control button . The motor LED turns off 6.1.9 Press and hold the stop button for 6 seconds. The remote will exit programming mode automatically after 20 seconds. Keep pressing until the remote lights stop blinking MANUAL Page 14 of 23 version: 1.0

6.1.10 The new top limit is set! 6.2.1 Press and hold the manual control button . 6.2.2 Press the close button. Make sure  group1 on the remote is selected. The blind will jog 1x MANUAL Page 15 of 23 version: 1.0

The motor LED turns red to acknowledge the motor is in program mode 6.2.4 Use the open , stop and close buttons to move the blind to the new bottom position. Use the  arrow up and arrow down buttons to fine-tune. 6.2.5 Press and hold the stop button for 6 seconds. DO NOT select a group on the remote! Keep pressing until the remote lights start blinking IMPORTANT Watch out to perform steps 5.2.6 and 5.2.7 within 3 seconds!  MANUAL Page 16 of 23 version: 1.0

6.2.7 Press the close button. The blind will move to the top limit to acknowledge the new bottom limit is set 6.2.8 Release the manual control button . The motor LED turns off 6.2.9 Press and hold the stop button for 6 seconds. The remote will exit programming mode automatically after 20 seconds. Keep pressing until the remote lights stop blinking MANUAL Page 17 of 23 version: 1.0

7.1. End limits reset (factory default) This procedure will erase all limits stored in the volatile motor memory. It will not clear the Network ID and Group assignments. 6.2.10 The new bottom limit is set! Note This procedure can be skipped for a fresh out of the box motor. The motor will jog 2x when receiving any PowerView® command (e.g. Pressing the manual control button on the motor), to confirm no limits are set.  MANUAL Page 18 of 23 version: 1.0

the USB-C connector into the motor head. 7.1.2 Press and hold the manual control button on the motor. MANUAL Page 19 of 23 version: 1.0

This procedure will erase all network data stored in the motor, including Network ID and Group assignments. It will not clear the end limits. Completing a Network reset will prevent a PowerView® remote or App from operating the window covering until it is reprogrammed. 7.1.3 Apply power to the motor by disconnecting the USB-C connector while press and hold the manual control button . the motor LED turns orange after power is applied 7.1.4 Hold the manual control button until the motor jogs 1x. The end limits have been cleared and the motor will re-boot. MANUAL Page 20 of 23 version: 1.0

The motor control button LED gives an indication of the motor status. The LED can flash RED, ORANGE or GREEN. Below is the overview of all possible combinations. 7.2.1 Press and hold the manual control button on the motor for 12 seconds . The blind will jog 1x at 6 seconds and a second time at 12 seconds 7.2.2 Release the manual control button after the second jog. The Network ID and Group assignments have been cleared. Sequence Explanation After power up Restart / Start up Blind type: Roller Blind MANUAL Page 21 of 23 version: 1.0

After reset End limits reset (factory default), see chapter 7.1 Network reset on manual control button release, see chapter 7.2. Blind type: Roller blind Network reset on manual control button release, see chapter 7.2. Blind type: Twist® Roller Blind Others The maximum motor current has been reached. E.g. The blind is stuck at an obstacle. (Continuous) Steady red LED. The motor is in program mode. MANUAL Page 22 of 23 version: 1.0

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