Hi,
A trivial question probably but I can't quite manage.
I have a FATEK PLC. Programmed OK.
And I have three wires from one of the roller shutters (incidentally as in all roller shutters).
All the others are connected to Berker B2 four-position "click" switches. With status 0 and 1 (click and hold). But in the utility room I didn't want to connect a switch like this because I only have one roller shutter to control. So I found some old roller shutter switch in the variety box - two buttons - up and down. The connection seems trivial. Zero and up and down. Three wires and three sockets. But. When connected this way, only one of the functions works. Raise or lower depending on the line selected.
But both do not work connected at the same time. I found a picture on the internet that a wire is run from 0 to line two and only connected. But this results (obviously) in continuous control of the second line until cut off by the motor.
I bought a second such switch thinking that the first one is yucky but same situation.
How to make it work? I have been combining in all sorts of ways. Both lines have the same "ground" and how they both work. But I don't know how to connect this button. The possibilities are few and I have used them all and it doesn't work.
thank you for your help
Tom
A trivial question probably but I can't quite manage.
I have a FATEK PLC. Programmed OK.
And I have three wires from one of the roller shutters (incidentally as in all roller shutters).
All the others are connected to Berker B2 four-position "click" switches. With status 0 and 1 (click and hold). But in the utility room I didn't want to connect a switch like this because I only have one roller shutter to control. So I found some old roller shutter switch in the variety box - two buttons - up and down. The connection seems trivial. Zero and up and down. Three wires and three sockets. But. When connected this way, only one of the functions works. Raise or lower depending on the line selected.
But both do not work connected at the same time. I found a picture on the internet that a wire is run from 0 to line two and only connected. But this results (obviously) in continuous control of the second line until cut off by the motor.
I bought a second such switch thinking that the first one is yucky but same situation.
How to make it work? I have been combining in all sorts of ways. Both lines have the same "ground" and how they both work. But I don't know how to connect this button. The possibilities are few and I have used them all and it doesn't work.
thank you for your help
Tom
