Connecting External Roller Blinds to Elektro-Plast Switch: Comparing with Geze Switch

Hello, venerable forum users

I need to connect external roller blinds to external roller blinds. I tested them on one Geze switch and it's ok, i.e. they work, but the problem is that I'm a layman when it comes to electrics. In the Geze switch I had everything marked with symbols. "L", "N" and grounding and there are two free directions, ie opening and closing of the roller shutter. And everything was clear to me However, I only had one such switch, so I bought another one to have all the same.
Below photos of the switch
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Now the diagram on the switch:



and photos of cable connections from above (those on the left are empty, we won't connect anything there)



and from below:



4 cables come out of the blinds
blue - neutral
yellow-green - grounding
spells and brown - directional

And now my question ... where do I have which cable to connect and where should I connect the main power supply, i.e. the phase?

Blue and yellow-green from the roller shutters, you connect the connection block, apart from the switch, with the appropriate wires from the power supply. You plug the phase into L, and the directional one in AUF and AB. If the operation is inconsistent with the markings of the switch flap - the black and brown wires must be swapped.

stanislaw1954 wrote:

Blue and yellow-green from the roller shutters, you connect the connection block, apart from the switch, with the appropriate wires from the power supply. You plug the phase into L, and the directional one in AUF and AB. If the operation is inconsistent with the markings of the switch flap - the black and brown wires must be swapped.

And thank you very much for your quick reply
In that Geze switch I had room for all the cables, and here I didn't have room for all of them
However, since two cables are connected beyond the switch, it's all clear.
Thanks again @ stanislaw1954

I warmly welcome. And I have a question about the jumper - should it stay or should it be removed?

Why do you think the manufacturer installed it?

I do not know. Can you tell?

Idea.
Everything is drawn on the switch.

Support question:
What is the point of installing something that is to be disassembled by the manufacturer?

Hint:
Disassemble and see for yourself how it works.
You will have an answer to your question.

Ok. It cannot be disassembled because it will not work.

You see.
It was not possible right away instead of asking questions in the museum thread?

Whatever, whatever. Thank you very much for the answers. best regards

You're welcome. You have a plus and 100 points for not being afraid of following the guidelines that force you to be independent.
Keep it up

Thanks for the points