STEP BY STEP INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. Motorized Hardware. Ceiling Mount Single Rod Set smart I shades Motorized

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STEP BY STEP INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Ceiling Mount Single Rod Set

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Motorized

Hardware

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A Smooth Set-Up

We want you to love your new hardware and that includes having a smooth installation experience. We suggest saving this guide. If you encounter any difficulties or questions, please reach out to us for help. It’s why we’re here. Call us at 800.248.8888 for more info on installation.

We recommend you hold on to all packaging until your hardware is fully installed. Should something go wrong (we strongly doubt it), we want any potential returns to be a painless as possible.

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Everything You Need

STEP 1 - GETTING STARTED OVERVIEW

Before you begin, check the accompanying diagram to make sure you have all the parts you need. You’ll need to make sure the surface you intend to install your hardware is sturdy enough to accommodate the brackets. If you’re screwing directly into a surface this means locating wood studs that are strong enough to securely bond with the included screws. Otherwise, you’ll need to use a secure fastener (as illustrated) but please note this piece is not included.

Tools & Parts

WALLBOARD OR PLASTER:

Hollow wall applications: Use a secure fastener designed specifi cally for this purpose.

METAL:

Prepare by pre-drilling holes and then using the included screws.

CONCRETE, STONE, BRICK OR TILE:

Use a masonry drill and surface-specifi c plugs, anchors, or screws. When selecting a fastener be sure it’s designed to support the weight of the product being installed (if you’re not sure, either give us a call or ask a professional at your local hardware store). Once obtained, follow the fastener manufacturer’s instructions regarding proper installation.

TOOLS YOU WILL NEED TO INSTALL YOUR HARDWARE:

Pencil, screwdriver, ¼" nut driver, level, and a drill with a ⁷⁄⁶⁴" drill bit.

Note: It’s important to monitor the amount of pressure you apply when using a drill. If the screws are too tight this may cause the screw itself to break off in the wall or window frame.

MOLLY

BOLT SELF DRILLING

ANCHOR TOGGLE BOLT

smart I shades Motorized Ceiling Mount Single Rod Set

Bracket Schedule:

ROD QTY BRACKET QTY ROD WIDTH

1 2 24"— 60"

1 3 60¹⁄⁸"—96"

2 6 96¹⁄⁸"—156"

2 8 156¹⁄⁸"—168"

2 8 168¹⁄⁸"—192"

MASTER

CARRIER CARRIERS TRACK

RETURN TRACK CEILING MOUNT

BRACKET CEILING MOUNT

BRACKET MOTOR

ASSEMBLY MOTOR

MOTOR MOUNTING CLIP

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Rod Width Bracket Qty

RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION OF BRACKETS

Motor Side Center Point Return Side

24"— 60" 2 5" X 5"

60¹⁄8"— 96" 3 5" X 5"

96¹⁄8"— 108" 6 5" 18" 3" 3" 24" 5"

108¹⁄8"— 120" 6 5" 18" 3" 3" 30" 5"

120¹⁄8"— 132" 6 5" 18" 3" 3" 33" 5"

132¹⁄8"— 144" 6 5" 18" 3" 3" 36" 5"

144¹⁄8"— 156" 6 5" 18" 3" 3" 39" 5"

156¹⁄8"— 168" 8 5" 18" 42" 3" 3" 42" 24" 5"

168¹⁄8"— 180" 8 5" 18" 42" 3" 3" 45" 24" 5"

180¹⁄8"— 192" 8 5" 18" 42" 3" 3" 48" 24" 5"

Support placement from end Support placement from end Support placement from center line

STEP 3 - ATTACHING BRACKETS TO THE CEILING

Hold the ceiling bracket and attach it to the ceiling, aligning the holes of the bracket with the marks you made on ceiling on a previous step.

Be sure and attach the bracket to the ceiling with the appropriate mounting hardware and make sure these brackets are leveled.

(It is always recommended to try and attach to the ceiling joists found inside ceiling. Where this is not possible please use an anchor suitable to carry the weight of your hardware selection as well as your draperies and any accessories.)

Mounting the Brackets

Place the motor bracket on the rod.

Hold it up to the spot you wish to install it making sure there is enough spacing from wall to back of motor bracket. Leave about 2” away from wall or window. After you’ve located the ideal location, use a pencil to mark the ceiling where the back of the rod is resting.

Center the rod over the window opening at the desired spot. Using the pencil, mark where the ends of each rod are positioned;

if you’re using a center bracket, note the middle point between these two spots.

Use the bracket placement chart below to know exactly where to install the brackets for best support and mark those spots.

STEP 2 - MARKING BRACKET PLACEMENT

Example: 168” wide Rod

Bracket

Splice

42”

24”

6”

Motor Side 42”

42”

Brackets

Track

Motor Side

Example: 168” wide rod

Splice 18”

5” 3” 3”

18” 3” 3”

42”

24”

5”

Example: 168" wide rod

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STEP 4 - ATTACHING THE SPLICE CONNECTOR STEP 4 - ATTACHING THE SPLICE CONNECTOR

Depending on your order, you may have received a splice connector.

A splice connector is a metal piece placed outside the rod in a multi-segment rod to join all pieces together.

A. Lay the rods flat on the floor with bottom of rod facing up. Swing one side over to align the two ends.

(fig a)

B. Loosen the set screws on the splice connector. (fig b)

C. Disassemble the master carrier by unscrewing the screws on the metal arm, and take the small metal piece and the flat metal piece out.

(fig c)

D. Then move the two plastic connectors together which will move the two rod segments close together. (fig d)

E. Make sure the segments are nice and tight. Center the splice connector between the splice and tighten all set screws on one side, then tighten all the set screws on the opposite side. (fig e)

F. Assemble master carrier by placing flat metal piece in between the two plastic connectors. Make sure you press it down all the way. (fig f)

G. Then, grab metal arm and align the holes in the metal arm with the holes in the metal piece inside the plastic connectors and place the small metal piece to the back of the plastic connectors and make sure those holes align as well.

Insert screw and screw it through those holes. Do not tighten down.

Repeat with the other screw. Once both screws are in, tighten both of them down and make sure metal arm is straight. (fig g)

H. Assembled rod with splice connector and master carrier. (fig h) FIG. A

FIG. B

FIG. C

FIG. D

FIG. E

FIG. F & G

FIG. H

SPLICE CONNECTOR

ROD 2 MASTER ROD 1

CARRIER PLASTIC

CONNECTORS

SPLICE CONNECTOR

MASTER CARRIER ARM

FLAT METAL PIECE

PLASTIC CONNECTORS SMALL

METAL PIECE

ROD 2 ROD 1

SPLICE

CONNECTOR PLASTIC CONNECTORS

ROD 2 ROD 1

SPLICE CONNECTOR RODS

TRACK

SMALL METAL PIECE MASTER CARRIER ARM

FLAT METAL PIECE

PLASTIC CONNECTORS SPLICE

CONNECTOR

ROD 2

ROD 1

SPLICE CONNECTOR

HOW TO

UNFOLD & CONNECT SPLICE

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SPLICE CONNECTOR TRACK ROD 1

ROD 2 ALLEN WRENCH

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STEP 5 - ADDING OR REMOVING CARRIERS

One Way Draw

1. Go to the motor side and unscrew the end stop.

2. Pull out end stop and add or remove carriers.

3. Replace the end stop and screw back in.

Split Draw

1. Go to the motor side and unscrew the end stop.

2. Pull out end stop and add or remove carriers.

3. Replace the end stop and screw back in.

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CARRIERS END STOP CARRIERS END STOP

END STOP

END STOP CARRIER

CARRIER

END STOP

END STOP CARRIERS

CARRIERS

STEP 5 - ADDING OR REMOVING CARRIERS

TAKE OUT END STOP THEN INSERT CARRIERS

AFTER INSERTING ALL CARRIERS, REPLACE END STOP AND

SCREW INTO PLACE AFTER INSERTING

ALL CARRIERS, REPLACE END STOP AND SCREW INTO PLACE

END STOP CARRIERS

END STOP CARRIERS HOW TO ADD OR

REMOVE CARRIERS ON A ONE-WAY DRAW MOTOR TRACK

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HOW TO ADD OR REMOVE CARRIERS ON A SPLIT DRAW MOTOR TRACK

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CARRIERS

Split Draw (con't)

4. Go to other end of track and loosen up end stop.

Disassemble the master carrier by removing the two screws on the metal arm. The metal plate and the metal arm will come apart once unscrewed.

5. Pull out the other metal plate inside the two plastic clips.

6. Pull out the motor end slightly.

Add or remove carriers.

Split Draw (con't)

7. When done, slide the motor end back and push both plastic clips together.

8. Slide metal plate in between the clips and push down. Note, make sure to push in the motor end tight so that the metal plate slides in smoothly.

9. Assemble master carrier by aligning the screws on the plastic clips and the back metal plate. Then tighten both screws down.

10. Tighten the end stop.

END STOP

STEP 5 - ADDING OR REMOVING CARRIERS (CON'T) STEP 5 - ADDING OR REMOVING CARRIERS (CON'T)

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PULL MOTOR OUT THEN INSERT CARRIERS

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13 smithandnoble.com 800.248.8888 First place the front lip of the track into the front edge of clip.

Then push the rod backward until it snaps into place.

First align motor to motor joint box.

Move the switch at the bottom of motor and then push motor into joint box.

Release switch once motor is pushed all the way into motor join box.

STEP 6 - ATTACHING MOTOR BRACKET

STEP 8 - ATTACHING THE ROD TO BRACKET STEP 7 - INSTALLING THE MOTOR

CEILING MOUNTING BRACKET

CEILING MOUNTING CLIP ROD/TRACK

FRONT EDGE OF CLIP

CEILING MOUNTING BRACKET CEILING

MOUNTING CLIP

ROD/TRACK BACK EDGE

OF CLIP

CEILING MOUNTING BRACKET CEILING MOUNTING CLIP

MOTOR JOINT BOX MOTOR

MOVE SWITCH AND PUSH INTO MOTOR JOINT BOX

HOW TO CONNECT MOTOR TO TRACK

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Install Motor Bracket

Clasp the bracket to the rod (track) 15” from the motor head end.

Tighten the set screws to hold the Motor Bracket in place.

HOW TO CONNECT MOTOR BRACKET

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MOTOR BRACKET

SET SCREWS

SET SCREWS MOTOR

BRACKET

TRACK ALLEN

WRENCH MOTOR

ASSEMBLY

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BACK VIEW OF ROD MASTER CARRIERS

ROD DRAPERY

CARRIERS PINS MOTOR

ASSEMBLY

STEP 9 - SECURING POWER CORD TO BACK OF MOTOR

END WITHOUT MOTOR

END WITH MOTOR END HOOK

STEP 10 - ATTACHING DRAPERY TO ROD

Insert drapery pin hooks into master carriers and end hooks. For split draw drapes, place the end hook into both ends of the track. For one way draw, place the end hook on the motor side.

There are small slats on the ends of the rod (track) where these end hooks are attached.

To attach, just push the end hook down into that groove. (see Fig. 1) The first two drape pin hooks go into the master carrier in these two spots.

(see Fig. 2)

Split Draw Drapery

For Split Drapery, start pinning from the center and go towards the ends.

For drapes with a 5" or 6" return, you will pin the last pleat to the end hook and the return will get attached to the screw eye provided with your drape.

The return is the ﬂ at fabric following after the last pleat. The screw eye should screw easily into drywall.

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DRAPERY PIN SECOND DRAPERY PIN FIG. 1

FIG. 2 Pull motor power cord along the

back side of the motor. Do not pull too tight as you want some play in the power cord at the base of the motor. (see illustration below) Use the velcro strap provided, which has hooks and loops on either side.

(It should secure the power cord either way you use it. If it does not work on one side, simply turn it over and try it on the other side.)

Wrap the velcro strap around the motor and motor power cord.

Press the strap together to secure the motor and power cord together.

MOTOR MOTOR

ASSEMBLY VELCRO STRAP POWER CORD

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STEP 11 - BREAKING THE BUCKRAM

Styling your Drapes' Header

Now that your drapes are hanging from carriers you can style the header (top of drapes) by breaking the buckram.

This is the practice of creasing the buckram, the stiffener sewn in the drapes header (see Fig. 1), hold the fabric in between the pleats and fold forward. Squeeze the fabric and stiffener together to crease it.

Breaking the buckram will allow the drapes to stack properly and gain memory.

Breaking them to the front will prevent the drapes from rubbing on the motor when operating it. (see Fig. 2)

BUCKRAM (SEWN INTO HEADER) Breaking Buckrum Forward

FIG. 1

FIG. 2 ONE WAY DRAW

STEP 10 - ATTACHING DRAPERY TO ROD

Split Draw (con't)

The return allows for better light control and insulation. The screw eye should screw easily into drywall. The return allows for better light control and insulation.

If you did not order your drapes with a return, then it will still come with a 4" ﬂ at piece of fabric at the ends. The second to last pin which should be on the last pleat should go on the last carrier and the very last pin right after the 4" ﬂ at piece of fabric should be placed on the end hook. (see Fig. 3)

One Way Draw Drapery

For drapery opening from one side only (One Way Draw), start pinning from the opening side towards the end.

BACK VIEW OF ROD MASTER CARRIER

MOTOR

ASSEMBLY ROD CARRIERS DRAPERY PINS

4" FLAT FABRIC

2ND TO LAST PIN GOES ONTO THE LAST CARRIER.

LAST PIN GOES AT THE END OF THE 4" FLAT FABRIC INTO THE END HOOK END HOOK

FIG. 3

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CHANNEL DISPLAY

OPEN

CLOSE CHANNEL UP CHANNEL DOWN STOP/FAVORITES REMOTE FRONT

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STEP 13 - OPERATING THE ROD

Before operating your hardware, you need to pair the remote to the motorized track. Please go to

“Pairing the Remote” section.

Remove Plastic from Battery

Before operating the remote, remove the plastic on back of the remote to engage battery.

Plastic is between the connector and the battery.

Open & Close the Drapes

Select the desired channel with the CHANNEL button.

Press the UP or DOWN buttons to open or close the drapes.

Press the STOP button to stop the drapes at the desired position.

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P2

3V P2

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PLASTIC REMOTE BACK

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P2 CR2450 LITHIUM BATTERY

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3V P2

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3V P2

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BATTERY PLASTIC REMOTE BACK

HOW TO

OPERATE MOTORIZED DRAPES

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Dressing your Drapes

Once your drapes are installed, most wrinkles and folds will hang out on their own. You may also us a garment/

commercial steamer to help eliminate wrinkles depending on your fabric selection.

There are some fabrics that should not be steamed, such as Linen and Rayon. Check your packaging sticker for Fabric Content.

NOTE: All of our drapes are hand-pressed prior to shipping, however due to transit, some additional wrinkling may occur.

Setting the Pleats

To set the pleats, open drapes completely making sure that they are stacked neatly.

Using the tie back string provided, tie them in the open position and leave them tied for 2 to 3 days.

This will allow the pleats to set properly and gain memory.

STEP 12 - DRESSING DRAPES AND SETTING THE PLEATS

TIE BACK STRING

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OPERATING & PROGRAMMING GUIDE

FOR EURO TRACK BASIC HEAVY DUTY HARDWARE

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CARE & CLEANING FOR YOUR DRAPES & HARDWARE DRAPES

HARDWARE

For stubborn stains and deep cleaning, professional dry cleaning is recommended If drapes are dusty, simply vacuum using an upholstery attachment.

Minimal care and cleaning is needed to maintain the beauty of your Hardware.

To Vacuum: Use brush or dust head attachment.

To Dust: Use soft, clean cloth.

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CHANNEL DISPLAY

OPEN STOP/

FAVORITES CLOSE CHANNEL UP CHANNEL DOWN

REMOTE FRONT

SETTINGS MOTOR

SETTING ROD LIMITS OPERATING THE REMOTE

Open and Close Drapes

Select the desired channel with the CHANNEL butt on.

Press the UP or DOWN butt ons to close or open the drape(s).

Press the STOP butt on to stop the rod at the desired positi on.

Adjust Rod Limits (If Desired)

The open and close limits have been set at the factory. If you need to make adjustments to the limits, follow the instructi ons below.

Use the CHANNEL butt ons to select the channel for the rod that needs to be adjusted.

Then follow the directi ons below.

When adjusti ng one rod, the other rods on that channel need to be temporarily unpaired from the remote (see UNPAIR THE REMOTE).

Once limits are adjusted, the other rods will need to be re-paired to the channel (see PAIR THE REMOTE).

If there is a single rod on the channel, proceed to SETTING LIMITS.

CHANNEL DISPLAY

OPEN STOP/

REMOTE FRONT

CHANNEL DISPLAY

OPEN STOP/

REMOTE FRONT

HOW TO

OPERATE MOTORIZED DRAPES

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HOW TO

CHANGE SET LIMITS

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PAIRING THE REMOTE

Your rod will need to be paired to the remote prior to operati ng your rod. See Pair the Remote below.

Pair The Remote

This remote control has 15 channels.

Before pairing the remote, determine which rod(s) you want on which channel.

All rods paired to a remote will also automati cally be programmed to the

“ALL” channel which is "0".

It is recommended to only pair one rod per channel unless it is absolutely necessary to group rods other than the

"ALL" channel. This simpliﬁ es adjusti ng limits and setti ng favorites.

If a batt ery is not already installed in the remote, follow the instructi ons REPLACE BATTERY IN REMOTE.

1. Select the channel you want to program your rod/track. Press SETTING butt on on the motor for 2 seconds. Once you release it, the motor will beep once and the light on motor will light up green.

2. Press the STOP butt on on the remote for 2 seconds. The motor will sound 3 beeps. The motor has been paired successfully.

NOTE: If the STOP butt on is not pressed within 10 seconds, the rod will exit the paring mode automati cally.

Repeat steps 1-2 to pair remaining rods to the rest of the channels.

HOW TO PAIR REMOTE TO MOTOR

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SETTING MOTOR LIMITS

Open Limit

1. Press and hold UP and STOP butt ons for 5 seconds. The motor will sound a long beep.

2. Press the UP butt on to open the drapes.

3. Press the STOP butt on when the drapes are at the desired positi on.

4. Press and hold the UP and STOP butt ons for 2 seconds. The motor will sound 3 beeps.

The new open limit is now set.

Close Limit

1. Press and hold DOWN and STOP butt ons for 5 seconds. The motor will sound a long beep.

2. Press the DOWN butt on to close the drapes.

3. Press the STOP butt on when the drapes are at the desired positi on.

4. Press and hold the DOWN and STOP butt ons for 2 seconds. The motor will sound 3 beeps.

The new close limit is now set.

NOTE: When setti ng new limits, your previously programmed Favorite Positi on will not be deleted.

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REMOTE BACK

P2 BUTTON

SETTING & USING A FAVORITE POSITION

CHANNEL DISPLAY

OPEN STOP/

REMOTE FRONT

If there is only a single rod on the channel proceed to SETTING A FAVORITE POSITION below.

If there is more than one rod on the channel, before setti ng a favorite positi on, all rods on that channel will need to be unpaired from the remote (see UNPAIR THE REMOTE). Next, pair only the rod that needs a favorite positi on set (see PAIR THE REMOTE). Then follow the steps below to set a favorite positi on.

Setti ng a Favorite Positi on

Check both upper and lower limits are set.

Use the UP or DOWN butt ons to positi on the rod/drape at the desired “favorite” positi on.

Press P2 on the back of the remote unti l the motor beeps.

Press the STOP butt on unti l the motor beeps once then release.

Press the STOP butt on again and the motor will sound 3 beeps. Your “favorite” positi on is now set.

Using a Favorite Positi on

Press the STOP/FAVORITE butt on for 2 seconds. The rod will automati cally move to the set “favorite” positi on.

Removing a Favorite Positi on

Press the P2 butt on on the back of the remote unti l the motor beeps.

Press the STOP butt on unti l the motor beeps then release.

Press the STOP butt on again and the motor will sound a long beep. Your “favorite” positi on has now been removed.

CHANNEL DISPLAY

OPEN STOP/

REMOTE FRONT

HOW TO

SET YOUR FAVORITE POSITION

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CHANNEL DISPLAY

UP STOP/

FAVORITES DOWN CHANNEL UP CHANNEL DOWN

REMOTE FRONT

CHANNEL DISPLAY

OPEN STOP/

REMOTE FRONT

UNPAIR THE REMOTE

CHANNEL DISPLAY

OPEN STOP/

REMOTE FRONT

Adding a remote

Start with a remote that is already paired to the rod and select the channel programmed to that rod.

Press P2 on the paired remote once, the motor will beep once.

Press P2 on the paired remote once again, the motor will beep once.

Press P2 on the new remote once, the motor will beep 3 ti mes. The new remote is now paired to the rod.

Removing a remote

Remote (a) and remote (b) are both paired to the rod and you want to remove remote (b).

Press P2 on the remote (a) once, the motor will beep once.

Press P2 on the remote (a) once again, the motor will beep once.

Press P2 on the remote (b) once, the motor will beep 3 ti mes. Remote (b) is no longer paired with the rod.

ADD OR REMOVE REMOTE OR CHANNEL

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LITHIUM BATTERY

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P2

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P2

REMOTE BACK

P2 BUTTON

DISABLING UNUSED CHANNELS

1. Press SETTING butt on on the motor for 2 seconds. The motor will sound a long beep.

2. Press the STOP butt on for 2 seconds. The motor will sound 3 beeps. The motor has been unpaired successfully.

NOTE: If the STOP butt on is not pressed within 10 seconds, the motor will exit the unparing mode automati cally.

The 15 channel remote has the opti on of turning oﬀ unused channels, making channel selecti on easier.

Press and hold both Channel UP and Channel DOWN butt ons unti l the LED screen displays the number 15.

Scroll through the channels to select the required number of channels (between 1-15).

Press the STOP butt on once to conﬁ rm selecti on. The remote will now only display the number of channels selected.

Follow the same process if you need to re-add channels.

SETTINGS MOTOR

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RESETTING TO FACTORY MODE

Reset to Factory Mode:

Press and hold SETTING butt on on the motor for 14 seconds and the motor light will light up 3 ti mes.

Release butt on and the motor beeps 3 ti mes. The motor has been reset to factory mode. All setti ngs have been cleared.

NOTE: Once in factory mode, the motor will go to sleep. The motor must be taken out of sleep mode to operate and reset limits.

Press the SETTING butt on on the motor for 2 seconds to wake up. Once the motor is out of sleep mode, it can be paired to controller and limits can be set.

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REMOTE BACK

P2 BUTTON CHANNEL DISPLAY

OPEN STOP/

REMOTE FRONT

SWITCHING DIRECTION

Switching Directi on (Polarity) If the drape opens when pressing the DOWN butt on and closes when pressing the UP butt on, the directi on needs to be switched.

Select the channel your motorized track is on. Press and hold the UP and Down butt ons at the same ti me for two seconds unti l the motor beeps two ti mes. The directi on has been switched successfully.

HOW TO SWITCH DIRECTION

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CHANNEL DISPLAY

OPEN STOP/

REMOTE FRONT

SETTINGS BUTTON MOTOR

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ACCESS DOOR

BATTERY INSET BACK OF REMOTE BACK OF

REMOTE

ADJUSTING SPEED REPLACE BATTERY IN REMOTE

Slide the back cover oﬀ the remote.

Remove the batt ery and replace it with a new batt ery (CR2450). The new batt ery should be inserted with the writi ng facing up (positi ve side up).

Replace the back cover of the remote.

NOTE: When installing the batt ery for the ﬁ rst ti me, you will need to remove the ﬁ lm packing sheet.

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REMOTE BACK

P2 BUTTON CHANNEL DISPLAY

OPEN STOP/

REMOTE FRONT

Adjusti ng the Speed ACCELERATION:

Select the channel your motorized track is on. Press P2 butt on on the back of the remote unti l the motor beeps once.

Press the UP butt on unti l the motor beeps once.

Press the UP butt on again unti l the motor beeps once. The rod speed is now accelerated.

HOW TO SPEED UP THE MOTOR

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DECELERATION:

Select the channel your motorized track is on. Press P2 butt on on the back of the remote unti l the motor and beeps once.

Press the DOWN butt on unti l the motor beeps once.

Press the DOWN butt on again unti l the motor beeps once. The rod speed is now decelerated.

HOW TO SLOW DOWN THE MOTOR

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TROUBLESHOOTING SHORTCUTS

SETTINGS STEPS

Pairing SETTING Button on motor for 2 seconds (1 beep) → STOP for 2 seconds (3 beeps)

Switch Rotating

Direction UP + DOWN 2 seconds (2 beeps)

Setting Closed Limit DOWN + STOP 5 seconds (1 beep) → adjust limit → DOWN + STOP 2 seconds (3 beeps)

Setting Open Limit UP + STOP 5 seconds (1 beep) → adjust limit → UP + STOP 2 seconds (3 beeps)

Add / Remove Favorite

Position P2 for 2 seconds (1 beep) → STOP (1 beep) → STOP (3 beeps)

Add or Remove Additional Remote

Press P2 on paired remote once (1 beep) → Press P2 on paired remote once again (1 beep) → Press P2 on new remote once (3 beeps)

Adjust Speed -

Acceleration P2 (1 beep) → UP (1 beep) → UP (1 beep) Adjust Speed -

Deceleration P2 (1 beep) → DOWN (1 beep) → DOWN (1 beep)

PROBLEM SOLUTION

My drapes go beyond the rod. Your limit has not been set properly.

Repeat setting your closed limits.

My drapes don't open all the way.

1. Try to reset the open limits again.

2. Make sure the motor power cord has been tucked away at the back of motor with Velcro so it won't interfere with drapes closing.

The motor does not work. 1. Check that the power source and motor are connected properly.

2. Make sure the antenna cord is intact.

The indicator light on the remote does not shine or the remote controlling range

becomes shorter. Replace the battery in the remote.

For more trouble shooting help, call us at 800.248.8888 or visit us online at smithandnoble.com to connect with a live chat assistant,

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Warranty Service

The enjoyment of your window coverings should be everlasting, which is why our products come with a limited lifetime warranty. The warranty applies to the original owner, requires a proof of purchase (hang on to your receipt!) and covers defects in material or craftsmanship. Blinds or blinds must have been properly installed. We reserve the right to determine if your window covering warrants a repair or a replacement. Visit smithandnoble.com/guarantee to see full details. In need of warranty service? Call us at 800.248.8888 and we’ll arrange for a repair or replacement ASAP.

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