This guide will help getting you started with your Powerview® purchase.
supply).
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Powerview® Quick Start Guide Gen 2
Step 1. Install your shades
Make sure you have properly installed your shades and that they are connected to a power source (battery pack or power
Battery packPower supply
Step 2. Your Powerview® components
Packed with your purchased product you will nd one or more remotes, repeaters and a Hub (which is optional and onlyrequired when you want to control your shades using a tablet or smartphone). Remotes come in different colours. Pleaselocate them all before you start.
Pebble remoteSurface remoteRepeaterHub
Step 3. Pairing remotes
In case no remotes are used or you want to start the setup process using the PowerView® Hub & App, please proceed to
.
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seamless installation of the PowerView® system.
Note
If you only have one remote, please proceed to
step 4
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By pairing PowerView® remotes you make all your remotes part of the same PowerView® Network. This is important for
3.1Take all remotes.
Name one remote "SOURCE"
Name the rest of the remotes "TARGET"
Repeat the following steps until all "TARGET" remoteshave been set.
3.2On the back of the target remote , Press the resetbutton for six seconds.
3.3
The group buttons will ash 3x after 6 seconds toconrm.
On the source remote , Pressstop for 6 seconds.
Keep pressing until the remote lights start blinking.
3.4
On the target remote , Press and hold the stopbutton.
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A Remote can control 6 groups of shades (buttons 1 to 6). The instructions below assign a shade to
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3.5
On the source remote , Press and release the
stop button.
As a conrmation, the group buttons on the target
remote will ash 2x.
3.6 If the buttons on the source remote are still ashing Pressstop for 6 seconds.
Keep pressing until the remote lights stop blinking.
Step 4. Adding a shade to a remote
Depending on your preference you can choose your own group.
4.1Locate the manual control button on your shade.
group 1 .
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Roller blindRoller blind 230VTwist® Roller Blind
EOS Bottom-Up blindCHR Bottom-Up blindCHR Top-Down Bottom-Up blind
Vertical Venetian blindVenetian blindRoman shade
4.2
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Press and hold the stop button for 6 seconds.
Keep pressing until the remote lights start blinking.
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4.3
4.4Press and hold the manual control button .
Press the group1 button.
This will activate group 1 on the remote.
4.5
4.6Release the manual control button .
Press the open button.
The blind will jog 1x.
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4.7
Press and hold the stop button for 6 seconds.
Keep pressing until the remote lights stop blinking.
The remote will exit programming mode
automatically after 20 seconds.
Step 5. Connect and setup the Hub
5.1Download the Powerview® App from the Apple App store or Google Play store on your mobiledevice.
5.2Connect the Hub with the ethernet cable to your
home network router .
Put the ethernet cable into an empty LAN port.
Do not use the WAN port!
After Hub setup has nished, you can wirelessly connect your Hub to your WiFi network.
OpenMenu > Select your Hub > Select the info button > SelectHub Wi-Fi Set Up and follow the
wizard.
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5.3Connect the power cable of the Hub to a power outlet .
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5.4Watch out for the colour of the LED.
The Hub is ready to be discovered within the App when the LED is Blinking Amber
5.5Open the app and selectConnect to Hub .
The app will start looking for an available Hub.
Make sure your mobile device and the PowerView® Hub are
connected to the same home network.
5.6When your Hub has been discovered, selectSet Up to startconguring the Hub.
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5.7SelectNew Setup .
Note 1
If you already have a Gen 1 Hub installed in your
PowerView® network, select Migrate from an Existing
Hub and follow the in App instructions to Transfer Gen 1
Hub data to the new Gen 2 Hub.
Note 2
If you already have a Gen 2 Hub installed in your
PowerView® network and created a Hub backup, select
Set Up from Hub Backup and follow the onscreen
instructions.
5.8Enter a Hub Name and pressNext .
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5.9SelectPair with PowerView® Remotes .
5.10Choose1 remote.
In this quick start guide we select one remote,regardless of theamount of remotes you have.
5.11Follow the onscreen instructions to add the Hub toyour Powerview® network.
The Hub is added when the LED is Solid Blue
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App. Preferably put the Repeater halfway between the unresponsive shade and the Hub/Remote control location. The
or a PowerView® Remote.
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5.12You can now start discovering blinds.
Hub led behaviour
Hub statusLED behaviour
Power OnSolid Aqua
BootupBlinking Aqua
Downloading & applying rmware updateSolid Amber
Ready to connect to a wi networkSolid Magenta
Ready to join a PowerView networkBlinking Amber
Connect to a PowerView network. Normal operationSolid Blue
Transmitting a PowerView signalFlashing Blue
Secondary hub. Connected to PowerView network. Normal operationSolid Green
Secondary hub. Transmitting a PowerView network.Flashing green
No IP addressSolid red
Step 6. Install Repeaters
Installation of a Repeater is necessary when your shade is not responding to a command from your Remote control or
Repeater can be connected to the existing PowerView® Network using the PowerView® App (follow in App instructions),
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Pro-Tip
Check the range of the Hub
Your Hub should be able to reach each shade in the house. Use your remote from the same
location as your Hub to
operate
your shades. If some shades do not respond, add or relocate a repeater and check again.
To
Optimize the range
of your Gen2 Hub you can place it in a central location of your home where it can reach the majority
of your blinds.
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6.1Plug a new Repeater into a power outlet .
The Repeater light slowly blinks amber.
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7.1. Operate a blind
Operating a blind or shade is product specic. Each product has its own unique way of moving up or down, moving left or
Note
As an example, a
will be used in the next chapters to demonstrate the procedures explained.
The same principle is valid for all PowerView® blinds or shades.
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6.2
6.3
Press and hold the stop button for 6 seconds.
Keep pressing until the remote lights start blinking.
Keep the Remote within 50cm from the Repeater and press the stop button.
The Repeater light will stop blinking and turns off.
6.4The Repeater has been added to your Powerview® network.
Step 7. Additional actions
right, tilting its vanes, moving quickly/slowly up or down etc.
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Select the blind's group button.
For example, group 1 button.
Select the all button instead of group 1 to move all
shades from all 6 groups on the remote.
The
group
button will light up.
Press the open button.
Press the stop button.
Press the close button.
Blinds assigned to open.
group 1
will
Blinds assigned to stop.
group 1
will
Blinds assigned to close.
group 1
will
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7.2. Set a favourite position
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Press the favourite button.
Press the arrow up button.
Press the arrow down button.
Blinds assigned to totheir favourite position.
group 1
will go
Blinds assigned to openor slowly move open.
group 1
will tilt
Blinds assigned to downor slowly move closed.
group 1
will tilt
7.2.1Select the blind's group button.
The
group
button will light up.
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IMPORTANT
Watch out to perform steps 7.2.4 and 7.2.5 within 3 seconds!
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7.2.2Move the blind to the desired favourite position.
Use the
open
move the blind.
,
stop
and
close
buttons to
7.2.3
Press and hold the stop button for 6 seconds.
Keep pressing until the remote lights start blinking.
DO NOT select a group on the remote!
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7.2.4Press and hold the manual control button .
7.2.5
7.2.6Release the manual control button .
Press the favourite button.
The blind will jog 1x to acknowledge the favouriteposition is set. And will indicate green LED
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7.3. Remove a shade from a group
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7.2.7The favourite position is set!
If your remote is still blinking, Press the stop buttonfor 6 seconds.
Keep pressing until the remote lights stop blinking.
Removing a shade from a group on a remote will unlink the shade from the remote. It will not remove the shade from thePowerview® network.
7.3.1
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Press and hold the stop button for 6 seconds.
Keep pressing until the remote lights start blinking.
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Watch out to perform steps 7.3.3 and 7.3.4 within 3 seconds!
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7.3.2Select the blind's group button.
For example, group 1 button.
The
group
button will light up.
7.3.3Press and hold the manual control button .
7.3.4
Press the close button.
The blind will jog 1x to acknowledge it has beenremoved from the remote.
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7.5. Install a Scene Controller
A Scene Controller works in combination with the Powerview® App. It can activate scenes which are created in the App.
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7.3.5Release the manual control button .
7.3.6The blind is removed from the remote!
7.5.1Start the App and open the side menu.
If your remote is still blinking, Press the stop buttonfor 6 seconds.
Keep pressing until the remote lights stop blinking.
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7.6. Erase Hub data
This procedure will remove the Hub from the PowerView® network. All data inside (e.g. blinds, scenes, settings etc.) will
Warning
Erasing the Hub data will permanently delete all data stored inside the Hub and will put the Hub in its
setting.
The PowerView® network (blinds and remotes), connected to the Hub, will remain untouched.
All scene controllers will stop working.
This action cannot be undone.
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7.5.2SelectAccessories and Scene Controllers .
Follow the App instructions.
be permanently deleted.
7.6.1Locate the Reset button on the back of the Hub.
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7.6.2Press and hold the Reset button for 6 seconds.
Keep pressing until the LED turns off.
7.6.3The Hub will reboot . All data on the hub has been
erased .
Wait for the hub to start Blinking Amber
The Hub is ready to be added to a PowerView®network.
Follow Step 5. Connect and setup the Hub.
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