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How do I programme a radio motor for roller shutters using a remote control?

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  • #1 16706788
    krzychu82
    Level 13  
    Hello
    Is there any chance of finding out what the radio motors in the roller shutters are and how to program them with the roller shutter remote? Do you have to open and remove the motors?
    The remote control looks like the one in the pictures
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  • #2 16709960
    sosarek

    Level 43  
    krzychu82 wrote:
    what are the radio motors
    .
    Radio receivers if any more - remote control from BFT, as for the receiver - not sure what has been fitted and without getting to the roller shutter controller nothing can be determined.
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
  • #3 16714884
    Marek J.
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    sosarek wrote:
    Radio receivers if already
    .
    The nomenclature "radio motors" is acceptable. It refers to roller shutter drives with a built-in controller and radio receiver.
    sosarek wrote:
    without getting into the roller shutter controller nothing can be determined.
    .
    I will disagree with you... Perhaps roller shutters are not Ark's your strongest point. .
    The issue is quite simple. If there are radio controllers for BFT roller shutters installed somewhere in the boxes , the motors are ordinary (without receiver, with mechanical or electronic limit switches) from any manufacturer. If there are no such modules, the motors are BFT roller shutter drives of the REEL RUA Axx 230V R45 series. (The xx after the letter A stands for the magnitude of the force torque in Newton metres and the value is selected according to the size and therefore the weight of the roller shutter. In BFT, the values are 10Nm up to a maximum of 18kg, 20Nm up to 35kg, 30Nm up to 55kg and 50Nm up to a maximum of 88kg). R45 is R=radius, 45 is the diameter of the motor in mm (i.e. for a shaft from 60mm- mostly octagonal).
    Greetings.
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