DU PowerRise Owner`s Guide 2-03
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1. Minimum mounting depth is s Minimum Fully Dooi o EA Recessed i 5 8 Pa NU Bracket Placement The depth required to fully recess a shade depends on the pleat size Depth Chart For Bracket Placement Pleat Size Minimum Fully Recessed 1 2 Standard 3 8 Standard 3 4 Standard 1 Standard Double Honeycomb Triple Honeycomb Note For optimal operation of the infrared eye the shade should not be recessed past the front of the window opening E Place both end brackets so that their outside edges abut the marks on the mounting surface Check that each bracket is level and aligned Attach using two screws OUTSIDE MOUNT APPLICATIONS Minimum height measurement is 3 4 Bracket Placement 5 3 Pa S Minimum E Center the shade over the window opening we and mark the ends of the headrail Mark S On Wall E Measure a minimum of s in from the marks on the wall and mark the bracket locations E Align both end brackets so that their outside edges abut the marks on the mounting Minimum E Adjust the bracket position to accommodate any obstructions to the bottom rail such as window cranks or handles E Check that each bracket is level and their tops are aligned Attach using two SCrews Spacer Blocks Optional Each spacer block projects brackets 2 away from the mounting surface E Mount spacer blocks with the solid side facing the mounting surface E Use two mounti2. e Swivel the satellite eye upward to the correct angle for receiving the signal from the remote control AC Transformer E Plug the AC transformer into a standard 110V outlet e Route the wire to a location where it will not interfere with the shade e On outside mounts the wire exits from the top of the shade e On inside mounts the wire runs along the control side end cap to the front of the shade After the AC transformer has been attached to the Outside Mount Inside Mount 2 pin power connector on the headrail and the Ss headrail has been installed plug the AC transformer into a 110V outlet 23 SNOILONULSNI NOLLWTIVLSNI Questions Call the Hunter Douglas Customer Information Center at 1 888 501 8364 Visit our Web site at hunterdouglas com HunterDouglas window fashions hunterdouglas com Where Great Rooms Begin 2003 2004 Hunter Douglas Inc 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 PCN 5109080000 rev 8 04
3. A button a second time Note Refer to the illustrations below for tips on aiming the remote control Pourer ie Side View Overhead View 55 Maximum Upward Angle Aim ip oa Z 45 High z l P Maximum Side Angl Operate Within 30 ide Angle U m D Z Q Z T T C O Z T N Z O O gt X U zZ x oc Li A O Use The Manual Control Button The manual control button is located next to the infrared eye on the headrail or the satellite eye E Pressing the button will alternately lower stop and raise the shade Infrared Eye Infrared Manual Control Eye Button a Headrail E S 4 Set And Clear The Memory Stop The Memory Stop feature sets the shade so that it can be raised to the same height every time Manual Control Button Satellite Eye E With the shade fully lowered press the UP A button to raise the shade E When the shade reaches the desired height stop its motion by firmly grasping the bottom rail with both hands keeping the rail level s Ca o lt AL E The motor will hesitate and then shut off E The Memory Stop will be set and the shade will automatically stop at that point each time it is raised Until the Memory Stop is cleared the shade cannot be raised any higher To clear the Memory Stop lower the shade completely and then press the DOWN Y button on the remote
4. the headrail removed prior to installing the shade If the satellite eye is not connected to the shade plug the 4 wire satellite eye connector into the 4 wire slot marked SAT on the motor housing E Tip the headrail forward and fit the back bottom edge into the lower lip of each bracket Locking Bracket Bracket Tab Headrail Cover Rail Headrail E Rotate the headrail up until it snaps into the locking tab on the back of each bracket REMOVE THE SHADE There are two ways to remove the headrail from the mounting bracket e Locking i i Bracket Tab 1 Access the locking tab through the front of Fa the headrail E Liftthe cover rail E Push in on the locking tab and rotate the headrail out of the bracket Headrail 2 Access the locking tab from behind the To Release Lift The Cover Rail And Push In On The Locking Tab headrail E Inserta long flat blade screwdriver Locking between the back of the installation a o bracket and the headrail E Push up on the locking tab and rotate Headrail the headrail out of the bracket 19 SNOILONGLSNI NOLLWTIVLSNI INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS TEST OPERATION CAUTION Duette with PowerRise shades must be reset before the first use Channel Selection PowerRise shades are set on Channel 1 switch toward the front of the shade unless specified for Channel 2 at the time of ordering To switch a shade s operating channel Shade Motoi E Remove the s
5. AA Battery Wand e For AAA battery wands Pivot place the end of the Spring Clip Release Clip wand with the ee Sm removable end cap into Ji oes Ee the spring clip The 7 arrow on the label of the battery wand should point toward the Infrared Eye OnThe Right Side Of The Shade spring clip Pivot Clip Spring Clip a L a 2 Infrared Eye On The Left Side Of The Shade e Push the other end of the wand into the pivot release clip and snap closed e Make sure the wand is securely seated in both the spring clip and pivot release clip M Close the cover of the headrail E Allow 30 seconds for the system to power up N Z O O gt T U Z T aa T A O Satellite Battery Pack Optional E Press the circular latch at the wire end of the battery pack and lift off the cover E Install the new batteries according to the directions on the inside of the battery pack cover E Replace the cover snapping it securely closed Replace The Remote Control Batteries M Remove the back center panel of the remote control by pushing down on the latch and pulling it out Remove both AAA batteries inside E Replace the batteries with two new AAA alkaline batteries as shown inside the remote control E Replace the back cover panel PowerRise Timer Optional Please refer to the PowerRise Timer User Manual for specific instructions on how to program and use the timer SNOILONYL
6. Owner s Guide Duette Honeycomb Shades PowerRise Battery Operated Shades HunterDouglas window fashions OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS TRCN Et ae ss a aecideec sear edo out ecu parte Sieensievaupatcnemtees eee ecteaemenessiassites 2 Tea SON ares acne n ees deto sd cneanesase dhereubarnccedeeueneaaer 2 Recel The Shade srorsrrsei E E E ETE 3 Lower And Raise The Shade cccsancaseasceceatcnceesecatc an aE aE Eiai 3 Use The Manual Control BUON cctsace seostencscetn sect oesinesvaceotensecensensuazasdaconcsocxoecant 4 Set And Clear The Memory Stop ssssacscesecssscasesavnesatsatecshassneceenauetarwenatcsvonadenaates 4 Replace The Shade Batteries seccsssircnnneran ie ancini Ei eea iisi 5 Replace The Remote Control Batteries sesnsossossssseossosseosessessreseessessessessee 7 Power Rise Timer Opona sesucine Werennacann erate eaaarsenaiects 7 Troubleshoonina Proce dute een nent ere eer rn ee een er eT eee ee 8 RE ORD A ssa EE nc ects E E E A T 10 Mstallation InSirucHoiiS sessir EAE 11 BEFORE YOU BEGIN Thank you for purchasing Duette with PowerRise battery operated shades Operation has been designed to be as simple as possible Before using your new shade please review the instructions to acquaint yourself with all of the procedures If any assistance with operation is necessary call the Hunter Douglas Customer Information Center at 1 888 501 8364 Channel Selection Duette with PowerRise shades operate on specially de
7. SNI ONILWdsdO TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES Problem Symptom Solution The shade does not e Check that the battery wand is oriented operate using either the correctly in the headrail remote control or the e Check that the battery wand is completely manual control button inserted in the clips and fits snugly in the headrail e Check that the batteries in the wand are installed correctly and fresh See Replace the Shade Batteries on page 5 e Check that the AC transformer if used is securely plugged into the wall outlet and that the outlet has power To check that the outlet has power plug in a lamp or device that is known to work e Check that the AC transformer if used is securely connected to the motor See Install The AC Transformer on page 14 The shade operates using e Check that the correct channel is selected on the manual control button the remote See Channel Selection on page 2 but does not operate using Ifthe red light on the remote control does not the remote control light up when the V A buttons are pressed replace the batteries in the remote control See Replace The Remote Control Batteries on page 7 e Check that you are pointing the remote control directly at the infrared eye See Lower And Raise The Shade on page 3 Try moving closer to the eye Maximum operating distance from the remote control is 30 feet e Check that there are no obstructions impeding the signal from the re
8. Satellite Eye Satellite Manual Oa Battery Pack Infrared Control Optional Headrail Eye Button Timer Optional Bottom Rail Control End Cap AC Transformer Optional TOOLS AND SUPPLIES NEEDED Measuring Tape Carpenter sLevel Power Drill and Drill Bits Screwdrivers Flat Blade and Phillips Be sure the screws included contact wood studs for secure mounting Otherwise use fasteners such as expansion bolts toggle bolts A em molley bolts or anchors not included INSTALL THE BATTERY WAND Note Only use alkaline batteries Do not use rechargeable batteries E Install the batteries according to the instructions on the battery wand label E Install the wand into the headrail Battery Wands TO REPLACE BATTERIES e b __ b Remove cap FROM THIS END all 1 800 327 8953 lute Dagan 8 Pe ris pending 295057000 rev 288 200k AA Battery Wands Are Used On Shades Over 26 Wide wr POWerRise o HunterDouglas Removable AAA End Cap AAA Battery Wands Are Used On Shades Under 26 Wide Note The battery wand is always installed with the abel facing you e For AA battery wands place the end of the wand with the non removable end cap into the spring clip The arrow on the label of the battery wand should point toward the spring clip Pivot Spring Clip Release Clip JP a a Infrared Eye On The Right Side Of
9. The Shade Pivot Release Clip Spring Clip ae es dk Infrared Eye OnThe Left Side Of The Shade 13 SNOILONGLSNI NOLLWTIVLSNI INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS e For AAA battery wands place the end of the wand with the removable end cap into the spring clip The arrow on the label of the battery wand should point toward the spring clip l Pivot Spring Clip Release Clip ANE Infrared Eye On The Right Side Of The Shade Pivot Clip Spring Clip a Infrared Eye On The Left Side Of The Shade e Push the other end of the wand into the pivot release clip and snap closed e Make sure the wand is securely seated in both the spring clip and pivot release clip Close the cover of the headrail Allow 30 seconds for the system to power up INSTALL THE SATELLITE BATTERY PACK OR AC TRANSFORMER OPTIONAL If the satellite battery pack or AC transformer was ordered connect it to the motor 14 Open the cover rail From the top of the headrail insert the 2 port satellite battery pack or AC transformer connector into the PWR plug on the motor housing as shown at the top of the next page Do not force the connection Make sure the orientation of the plug is correct before attempting to make the connection Close the cover rail Motor Housing Wire From The Limit Assembly DO NOT REMOVE Wire Carrying Power From The Satellite Wire FromThe Internal Eye Battery Pack OrTh
10. cesturnparsuteesatian 12 Pisali The Danter Wand eireta ea iunea TOEA O Eae 13 Install The Satellite Battery Pack Or AC Transformer Optional 14 Mount The Tistallation Brackets sioccxoccdctsnccsanastaniesavesndvenndeasbeptanaueaisbevennetane 15 Vai Mount COT sat set seus cp oar anterastecencasesanpectunninasatoeeatsnahinntonses 16 Outside Mount Applications ccccssesssscesseseceeesceeseecsseesseeeeseeseeceseesseeeens 17 E d M u unt Applications sssiissssrssiseessoscaiserstakinisaasionseisaa iou acieniatedstoosotamnadooet 18 meae E a EE E 18 Roo ThE n a A E AE 19 TESEO TOT oiean EE E EE 20 Mount The Satellite Components Optional sssssessessessssrssessesseseesseseess 22 BEFORE YOU BEGIN Thank you for purchasing Duette with PowerRise battery operated shades Installation has been designed to be as quick and easy as possible Before beginning please review the instructions to acquaint yourself with all of the procedures If any assistance with installation is necessary call the Hunter Douglas Customer Information Center at 1 888 501 8364 11 SNOILONYLSNI NOLLWTIVLSNI INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS MATERIALS INCLUDED Extension Brackets Optional Headrail With Raised e NNN A Cover Rail
11. comb fabric is anti static and dust resistant Light dusting is all that is generally needed to keep your shade looking like new CAUTION Never submerge the headrail in any solution Routine Cleaning Use a feather duster for regular light dusting For more thorough dust removal light vacuuming using a brush attachment or hand held vacuum with low suction is recommended The headrail and remote control may be wiped clean with a damp sponge and mild detergent Spot Cleaning To reduce the potential for permanent staining spots should be cleaned as soon as possible E Usea soft cloth or sponge moistened with lukewarm water E Add mild detergent if necessary E Gently blot the spot Avoid rubbing the fabric since any abrasive action may cause it to distort E Let the shade dry in the completely lowered position CAUTION Do not spot clean Batiste Commercial Opalessence or Royale fabrics Deep Cleaning E Water immersion cleaning methods are not recommended for PowerRise honeycomb shades Do not dry clean or use injection extraction or ultrasonic cleaning methods with your PowerRise shades N Z O O gt aa U Z zZ x oc Li A O INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS CONTENTS Per TORDOS e a E E S E E 1 Marere T IS sad Sct sarsetucanotea stance auacacesset nue saleasscaencacuedeutaoeseuesseesesaeneaet 12 Tools And Supplices Needed ays cre ceseycce nestaensrsctescsceaceautentyerdat
12. control for 5 seconds Replace The Shade Batteries With normal use the shade batteries will last a year and a half or more Replace them when the shade starts to operate slowly or when the shade raises to a certain point and stops Do not wait until the batteries completely lose power and the shade movement stops Note Only use alkaline batteries Do not use rechargeable batteries Battery Wand E Open the front of the headrail until the cover locks into place Battery Wands AA Removable End Cap AA Battery Wands Are Used On Shades Over 26 Wide PowerRise HunterDouglas Removable AAA End Cap AAA Battery Wands Are Used On Shades Under 26 Wide E Remove the battery wand by pressing against the pivot release clip as shown on the next page E Replace the batteries according to the instructions on the battery wand label E Reinstall the wand into the headrail as shown on the next page Note The battery wand is always installed with the label facing you O U m gt z Z Q z Y JJ C O O Z Y e For AA battery wands AA Battery Wand Piv area ae Spring Clip SSS Relea e Clip removable end cap into the spring clip The arrow on the label of the battery wand should point toward the spring clip Infrared Eye OnThe Right Side Of The Shade Pivot Release Clip Spring Clip ae a GA Infrared Eye OnThe Left Side Of The Shade A
13. e Use The Manual Control Button The manual control button is located next infrared Manual Control to the infrared eye on the headrail or the Eye Button satellite eye Headrail E Press the button to alternately lower stop and raise the shade Set And Clear The Memory Stop The Memory Stop feature sets the shade so that it can be raised to the same height every time E With the shade fully lowered press the UP A button to raise the shade E When the shade reaches the desired cS height stop its motion by firmly FP F Y hands keeping the rail level lt grasping the bottom rail with both E The motor will hesitate and then shut off E The Memory Stop will be set and the shade will automatically stop at that point each time it is raised Until the Memory Stop is cleared the shade cannot be raised any higher To clear the Memory Stop lower the shade completely and then press the DOWN Y button for 5 seconds 21 SNOILONGLSNI NOILLWTIVLSNI INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS MOUNT THE SATELLITE COMPONENTS OPTIONAL Optional satellite components consist of the satellite battery pack the satellite eye or the AC transformer Satellite Battery Pack E Determine where to mount the satellite battery pack Outside Mount e Mount the satellite battery pack in a location where it will not interfere with the shade s operation On outside mounts the wire will exit from the top of
14. e Or Satellite Eye AC Transformer MOUNT THE INSTALLATION BRACKETS Mounting Requirements Note Mount the headrail eve for proper shade operation Use a carpenter s level to check that the mounting surface is level on an inside mount and that the tops of the installation brackets are level and aligned on an outside mount If necessary shim the brackets Number of Brackets Required E The number of installation brackets included with each shade depends upon the ordered width as shown in the chart below E Use spacer blocks or extension brackets for additional clearance Shade Width Brackets Required 12 311 8 791 8 1271 3 End Mount Maximum Width Is 65 Two Installation Brackets And Two Extension Brackets Are Always Necessary For End Mounting 19 SNOILONGLSNI NOLLWTIVLSNI INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Bracket Spacing Bracket spacing is the same for inside mounts outside mounts or ceiling mounts End mounting is explained on page 18 The two end brackets are spaced so that their outside edges are at least s in from the ends of the headrail Minimum Of Minimum Of s Space Evenly a Space Evenly Is D Oe 5 A Additional brackets if used are evenly spaced between the two end brackets Adjust the bracket positions to accommodate any obstructions to the bottom rail such as window cranks or handles Measure and mark all bracket locations INSIDE MOUNT APPLICATIONS
15. hade from the mounting brackets and open the cover rail E The channel selector is located on the motor board next to the limit assembly Position For e Channel 1 plug Standard a Position E The right switch controls Powarkise the channel operation and the left switch controls the shade operation E Using a small flat blade screwdriver flip the right channel selector switch toward the front of the shade for Channel 1 operation and toward the back of the shade for Channel 2 operation CAUTION Leave the left side switch in the back position Indicator Channel Selector gat Reset The Shade M Press and release the DOWN button to lower the shade completely 1a 2 E With the shade completely lowered press and hold the DOWN Y button for 5 seconds This will clear the memory and the shade can be operated normally 20 Lower And Raise The Shade Note For standard operation press and release the buttons on the remote control E Select the correct channel for your shade Channel 1 is standard by switching the channel selector on the remote control E Point the remote control at the infrared eye on the headrail or on the satellite eye and press the DOWN button to lower the shade Press the UP A button to raise the shade e To stop the shade before it is fully lowered press the DOWN W button a second time e To stop the shade before it is fully raised press the UP A button a second tim
16. mote control to the infrared eye e Check that there is no direct sunlight or bright focused light from halogen or fluorescent light fixtures track lighting spotlights or neon lights that could be interfering with the signal N Z O gt aa U a oc T A O TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES Problem The shade does not lower completely The shade does not raise completely The shade does not hang correctly Adjacent shades do not stack evenly The shade operation is slowing Symptom Solution Check for obstructions in the shade s path The Memory Stop may be activated See Set And Clear The Memory Stop on page 4 Check the batteries and replace if necessary Check that the mounting brackets are level If one shade is stacking tighter than another it has probably been reset Simply lower and raise the shade to loosen the stack The shade stack on both shades should be within 16 of each other For more exact stacking use the Memory Stop feature See Set And Clear The Memory Stop on page 4 Remove the battery wand and replace the batteries See Replace The Shade Batteries on page 5 O O m gt Z Z Q z Y JJ C O O Z Y CARE AND CLEANING Duette with PowerRise honeycomb shades are as durable as they are beautiful With proper installation and care they will provide many years of beauty and performance The honey
17. ng screws Screws should be long enough to secure the bracket to the mounting surface E Use a maximum of three spacer blocks per bracket Note Longer screws are required to secure the spacer blocks These are not provided 17 SNOILONUYLSNI NOLLWTIVLSNI INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Extension Brackets Optional Extension brackets project the installation brackets up to 3 away from the mounting surface Extension Bracket E Place the extension brackets on a surface at least 3 4 high Check that each bracket is level and aligned Attach using two screws E Attach the installation brackets to the extension brackets using the machine screws and nuts provided Installation Bracket END MOUNT APPLICATIONS End mount the headrail when conventional mounting techniques will not work for example in an arched window opening Extension Nuts Bracket The maximum width of an end mounted shade is 65 Mount the extension brackets on a surface at least 1 1 2 wide as shown E Attach the installation brackets to the extension brackets using the machine screws and nuts provided Installation Minimum Bracket INSTALL THE SHADE CAUTION Be sure the wires coming from the satellite eye satellite battery pack or AC transformer do not become pinched by the brackets or headrail during installation Note Satellite eye operated shades should have the rubber bands holding the satellite eye to
18. signated channels Channel 1 or Channel 2 To operate the shade the remote control must be set on the same channel as the shade Shades are set on Channel 1 unless specified for Channel 2 at the time of ordering When specified for example with adjacent or stacked shades shades are set to Channel 2 A decal which is visible when lifting the cover rail is attached to the motor CHANNEL 2 OPERATION housing and indicates Channel 2 operation To change channel designations refer to Channel Selection on page 20 N Z O O gt X U zZ T oc Li A Reset The Shade Note Duette with PowerRise shades must be reset before the first use E Using the remote control press and release the DOWN button to lower the shade completely E With the shade completely lowered press and hold the DOWN button for 5 seconds This will clear the memory and the shade can be operated normally Lower And Raise The Shade Note For standard operation press and release the remote control button Only hold the button if directed to do so E Point the remote control at the infrared eye indicator located on either the headrail or the satellite eye oo Light and press the DOWN Y button to lower the shade Press the UP A button to raise the shade e To stop the shade before itis fully lowered press the DOWN button a second time ami To stop the shade before itis fully raised press the UP
19. the shade e On inside mounts the wire will run along the control side end cap to the front of the shade LJ PE Se Ete eR E Mount the satellite battery pack e Use the holes in the rear of the pack as a template to mark the screw locations on the Inside Mount mounting surface e Attach using two screws E Load batteries into the satellite battery pack e After attaching the satellite battery pack to the mounting surface load in eight AA alkaline batteries according to the instructions on the battery pack Pata ee ee te tee Satellite Eye CAUTION Handle the satellite eye carefully to avoid damaging the infrared eye Do not touch or push on the infrared eye 22 E Determine where to mount the satellite eye e Choose a location for the satellite Satellite Eye Mounting Options eye where the signal from the remote is not obstructed Do not mount the satellite eye in direct sunlight or bright focused light from halogen or fluorescent light fixtures track lighting spotlights Outside Mount or neon lights e Check that the wire is not caught or pinched in the brackets or headrail e With inside mounts wrap the wire behind the headrail and along the side of the end cap to the front of a Inside Mount the shade E Mount the satellite eye Wall e Flip the satellite eye down and place the hinged flange against the wall Attach the flange to the wall with a single screw
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