Connecting Mobilus Roller Shutter Motor (5 Wires) with Key Switch: Portos PE-2

Hello,
Asking for help in connecting the Mobilus roller shutter motor with a key switch. The motor has 5 wires, of which two are for lifting up / down.

Thank you from the photo for your help.

Hello, please write what exactly is the model of this engine, you could also insert a photo of its terminals not only the switch itself.

I installed the Mobilus M35 ERS engine. The switch I mentioned is Portos, and they have motors with 4 wires; grounding, neutral, brown and black. The last two are signed as up and down.
I wonder whether to plug my wires responsible for the directions, and in place of the mark N plug the phase from the motor and at the output in place of N also plug the phase coming out of the wall. Connect the remaining leads, neutral and grounding directly with the wires from the box.

It seems to me that plugging the cables the other way round than as described is not the best solution, you can damage the switch.
I would connect L and N to the switch and to the motor as power supply for both. Up and down directions respectively from switch to motor. I would leave the N output in the switch free.

To understand each other well:
1. Supplying power to the switch as described: N and L;
2. Connection of motors without neutral conductor: top / bottom only;
3. Neutral with motors jumper with a neutral wire protruding in the wall;
4. Question to which socket from the motors (up / down) connect the phase with the motors?

1. Yes
2. and 3. Exactly because probably Neutral connected to the switch is bridged with the N output from this switch. (You can check it with a meter, or bridge it after activating lowering or lifting). So you can connect the engine right under N from the wall. And you only bring the cables up and down from the switch.
4. Unfortunately, I do not fully understand the question, but if you mean how the switch will give the phase for a given up / down direction, I will answer yes. In the first point you provided the power supply for the L and N switches, so the phase has already been fed, then through the switch it will be fed to the appropriate motor direction output. Depending on the action we perform with this switch.

Ad.4 I do not connect the phase wire from the motor at all?

I will try and inform you.

You must connect it to the motor itself as a power supply.

Let's say the connection is correct. The STOP function does not work.
In conclusion, I replaced the switch with a new one and it works. The previous one was damaged.

Thank you for your help.