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Remote RF transmitter handset C222
The C222 is a useful tool that can be used for
operating or calibrating Sunpery motorization
systems. It has 6 separate channels which can
be operated individually or as a group and is
compatible with all RF-enabled Sunpery motors.
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motors. This often adds hassle during the
installation process but is otherwise reliable.
More advanced features that are present on
encoded motors are typically unavailable.
Sunpery produces both encoded and non-
encoded motors, and they will all work with the
C222 remote handset. Due to the different
features of these motors, operating procedures
can diverge and will be noted where applicable.
Standard operations
Once a motor has been commissioned (and
calibrated if applicable) by the remote handset:
OPEN will run the motor until it reaches the
open limit
Explaining motor types
For the purpose of using this device to its full
capabilities, it is important to distinguish
between the different types of actuators that it
may control. These actuators are primarily
motors which can be classified as either
encoded or non-encoded.
Encoded motors have limits that are calibrated
and operate electronically, otherwise known as
electronic limit motors. These motors add
convenience by eliminating the need to
physically adjust any limit mechanisms, and are
thus considered to be more user-friendly.
Non-encoded motors typically require that the
travel limits be physically adjusted on the motor
itself, otherwise known as mechanical limit
STOP will stop the motor if it is running
CLOSE will run the motor until it reaches the
close limit
The channel select button will cycle through
channels 1 to 6 as displayed by the channel
indicator LEDs; pressing this button after
channel 6 will enter ALL CHANNEL mode where
all LEDs will light up and any motor learned to
any channel on the handset will respond (if they
are within range); pressing this button again
after ALL CHANNEL mode will revert back to
channel 1 and the cycle repeats
A will run an encoded motor to its FIRST
INTERMEDIATE, which is set at 25% by default
CENTER will run an encoded motor to its
SECOND INTERMEDIATE, which is set at 50% by
default
B will run an encoded motor to its THIRD
INTERMEDIATE, which is set at 75% by default
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To commission a new channel
1. Ensure the receiving motor has been
powered down for at least 1 minute
2. Select the desired channel on the remote by
pressing the channel select button and
cycling through channels 1 to 6 as indicated
by the channel indicator LEDs
3. With channel selected, power on the
receiving motor
4. Within 90 seconds of motor power on,
press and hold the OPEN and CLOSE
buttons simultaneously – the corresponding
channel LED will enter a slow blink
sequence, this shows the transmitter is
sending out the intended signal
5. The motor will jog after 3 to 5 seconds to
confirm channel has been commissioned
6. Test by pressing the OPEN or CLOSE button
to see if motor responds
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2. Power off motor for 1 minute, then power
on again
3. Within 90 seconds of motor power on,
press and hold the A and B buttons
simultaneously – corresponding channel
LED will enter a slow blink sequence
4. The motor will jog after 3 to 5 seconds to
confirm it has entered CONFIG MODE
5. Once in CONFIG MODE, while still within 90
seconds from motor power on, press and
hold the OPEN and CLOSE buttons
simultaneously – corresponding channel
LED will enter a slow blink sequence
6. The motor will jog after 3 to 5 seconds to
confirm direction has been reversed
7. Press and hold the STOP button, after 3 to 5
seconds the motor will jog to confirm that is
has exited CONFIG MODE
8. Test running directions by using the OPEN
and CLOSE buttons to move the motor
To reverse motor travel direction
For non-encoded motors:
1. Confirm current travel direction is wrong
by using the OPEN and CLOSE buttons
2. Power off motor for 1 minute, then power
on again
3. Within 90 seconds of motor power on,
press and hold the A and B buttons
simultaneously – corresponding channel
LED will enter a slow blink sequence
4. The motor will jog after 3 to 5 seconds to
confirm direction has been reversed
5. Test running directions by using the OPEN
and CLOSE buttons to move the motor
For encoded motors:
1. Confirm current travel direction is wrong by
using the OPEN and CLOSE buttons
To set limits
THIS APPLIES TO ENCODED MOTORS ONLY
1. Make sure the correct channel is selected
on the handset
2. Press and hold the A and B buttons
simultaneously – corresponding channel
LED will enter a slow blink sequence
3. The motor will jog after 3 to 5 seconds to
confirm it has entered CONFIG MODE –
once in CONFIG MODE, motor will move
only with a maintained button press on
either the OPEN or CLOSE button
4. Run the motor by holding the OPEN or
CLOSE button, release when intended limit
position is reached
5. To set current position as UPPER LIMIT
(open position), press and hold the CENTER
and A buttons simultaneously –
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corresponding channel LED will enter a slow
blink sequence
6. The motor will jog after 3 to 5 seconds to
confirm limit has been saved
7. Repeat steps #5 and #6 for setting the
LOWER LIMIT (closed position), with the
exception that the CENTER and B buttons
are used instead
8. Press and hold the STOP button, after 3 to 5
seconds the motor will jog to confirm that it
has exited CONFIG MODE
9. Test limits by using the OPEN and CLOSE
buttons and seeing if the motor stops at the
correct position on both ends
Note:
It does not matter in which order the limits are
set (i.e. upper followed by lower, or lower
followed by upper). Also, either limit can be
readjusted at any time in the future without the
need to reset the other limit. Simply adjust the
intended limit and exit.
To set intermediate stops
THIS APPLIES TO ENCODED MOTORS ONLY
By default, the buttons A, CENTER, and B will
move the motor to, respectively, 25%, 50%, and
75% encoder positions. The following steps are
used to customize these positions.
1. Make sure the correct channel is selected
on the handset
2. Press and hold the A and B buttons
simultaneously – corresponding channel
LED will enter a slow blink sequence
3. The motor will jog after 3 to 5 seconds to
confirm it has entered CONFIG MODE –
once in CONFIG MODE, motor will move
only with a maintained button press on
either the OPEN or CLOSE button
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4. Run the motor by holding the OPEN or
CLOSE button, release when intended
intermediate position is reached
5. To set current position as FIRST
INTERMEDIATE, press and hold the A button
6. The motor will jog after 3 to 5 seconds to
confirm position has been saved
7. Repeat steps #5 and #6 for setting the other
intermediate positions, with the exception
that the CENTER and B buttons are used to
set the SECOND INTERMEDIATE and THIRD
INTERMEDIATE respectively
8. Press and hold the STOP button, after 3 to 5
seconds the motor will jog to confirm that it
has exited CONFIG MODE
9. Test intermediate stops by using the A,
CENTER, and B buttons and seeing if the
motor stops at the correct positions
Note:
Similarly to setting limits, it does not matter in
which order the intermediate stops are set, or
even if they are set at all (which will remain at
default). Each intermediate position can be
readjusted at any time without the need to
reset the others. Simply adjust the intended
intermediate stop and exit.
To delete current channel from motor memory
1. Make sure the correct channel is selected
on the handset
2. Press and hold the STOP and OPEN buttons
simultaneously – corresponding channel
LED will enter a slow blink sequence
3. The motor will jog after 3 to 5 seconds to
confirm current channel has been deleted
4. Test by making sure the motor no longer
responds to any commands from the
present channel
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To delete all channels from motor memory
1. Make sure the correct channel is selected
on the handset
2. Press and hold the STOP and CLOSE buttons
simultaneously – corresponding channel
LED will enter a slow blink sequence
3. The motor will jog after 3 to 5 seconds to
confirm all channels have been deleted
4. Test by making sure the motor no longer
responds to any commands
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Company: Sunpery(Nanjing) Co., Ltd
Name: RF Remote Transmitter
Model Number: C222-9120
FCC ID: VXC-C222
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment。
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