Somfy Systems VCZ SWF Virtual Cord Control ZWave VCZ1 User Manual

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Owner’s Manual
Virtual Cord™ Motorized Shades
Table of Contents
About your Motorized Shade ............................................................................................................... 2
Basic Shade Control ............................................................................................................................ 3
Control Features ................................................................................................................................... 3
Home Button - Single-Channel Remote .............................................................................................. 3
LED (Light Locations and Indications ................................................................................................... 4
Program Buttons .................................................................................................................................. 4
Adusting your Shade’s Default Upper Limit (optional) ......................................................................... 5
Adjusting your Shade’s Default Lower Limit (optional) ......................................................................... 5
Adjusting your Shade’s Home position (optional) ................................................................................ 6
Adjusting a Group of Shades .......................................................................................................... 6 - 7
Reversing Motor Direction .................................................................................................................... 8
Definitions and Descriptions Used for Programming ........................................................................... 9
Joining a Controller to a Motor ........................................................................................................... 10
Assigning the Single-Channel Remote as Primary ............................................................................. 11
Joining Additional Remotes to a Network .......................................................................................... 12
Joining an Existing Z-Wave Network ................................................................................................. 13
Removing a Device from a Hub ......................................................................................................... 13
Network Reset .................................................................................................................................... 14
Factory Limits Reset ........................................................................................................................... 14
Local Reset ......................................................................................................................................... 14
Please be sure to read and remove the securing tape and label before operating your motorized shade.
RF Antenna wire
RF Antenna wire
Remove securing tape and position motor
RF antenna wire and power cable away
from roller tube (see A) or outside of headrail
(see B) depending upon product type.
Avoid crimping or damaging the antenna and
power lead during installation process.
Power cable/
Power cable
A. Solar, Roller,
Artisian Fabric, Natural
B. Cellular, Pleated,
Classic Roman
NOTE: RF antenna should be visible
(exposed outside headrail) for greatest RF
range. In some cases, RF antenna wire may
need to be repositioned for 		
optimal performance.
ATTENTION! IMPORTANT INSTALLATION INFORMATION
¡ATENCIÓN! INFORMACIÓN IMPORTANTE SOBRE LA INSTALACIÓN
About Your Motorized Shade
Motorized shades offer a convenient solution to everyday challenges. They provide instant privacy,
glare reduction, and eliminate the need to manually adjust shades. Motorized shades also eliminate
dangerous cords and create a comfortable and energy efficient environment. Motorized shades
feature Z-Wave Radio technology, Z-Wave is omnidirectional and operates within a range of 65 feet,
eliminating the need to aim the remote.
Z-Wave is the most widely used radio protocol in leading home automation systems, making
integration simple and inexpensive.
Basic Shade Control
Upon first power up, you will see a green light illuminate on the headrail or motor end of the shade. This will happen
whenever power is first applied or restored after an outage. Press the UP or DOWN button to operate the shade.
GRABER
Press and
release the
UP button
to fully open
the motorized
shade.
GRABER
Press and
release the
DOWN button
to fully close
the motorized
shade.
Note: you can press and release the opposite directional button to stop the shade while it is in motion.
Control Features
Operating your shade with the two-button remote or optional single-channel remote.
Your controls have been pre-programmed to control your shade. The upper and lower limits and
position have already been set. If you are not satisfied with the default upper, lower, or
position
of your shade, see steps in the following sections of this manual.
UP Button
GRABER
DOWN Button
HOME Button
(Intermeidate/favorite)
GRABER
Home Button − Single-Channel Remote
button: Acts as a STOP button while shade is in
motion. It can also be programmed as a quick way to
bring shades to your preferred intermediate position.
1. Press and releasing
while your shade is at rest
will bring your shade to your
position.
2. Press and releasing
will stop the shade.
while the shade is in motion
GRABER
LED (Light) Locations and Indications
Remote LED Indications
Operation on LED light bar:
LED Light Bar
Light indicator
on the front of
the controls
GRABER
GRABER
LED Colors
When
Definition
Green blinking
After operation
Battery is good
Amber blinking
After operation
Battery is low
Red Blinking
After operation
Battery is dead
Solid green to solid
amber to flashing
green
From user mode
Entering a
programming state
Solid amber to
blinking green
From user mode
Leaving a
programming state
Flashing amber to
blinking green
From user mode
Intermediate limit set
Replacement battery: #CR2430
Shade LED Indications
There is a discreet LED located on the end of your shade to provide
additional valuable feedback. In bright conditions, it may be difficult to
see, so steps may need to be taken for limit light for better visibility.
LED Colors
When
Definition
Amber blinking
After operation
Battery is at 20%
Red blinking
After operation
Battery is dead
Red/green alternating
From user mode
Entering a
programming state
blinks green then
turns off
From user mode
Leaving a
programming state
Solid green then
turns off
From user mode
Setting an
intermediate position
Replacement batteries: 8AA Lithum per battery case; larger shades may
require multiple battery cases
Shade LED
Light indicator on
the shade end
Program Buttons
Program Button (remote)
Button on the back of the Virtual Cord or single-channel remote used to put the control into programming mode for
various set up options within this guide.
Single-Channel Remote
Two-Button Remote
Program
Button
BACK VIEW
BACK VIEW
Program/Operation Button (shade)
Button located on the shade headrail or motor end used to operate the shade if the control is misplaced or to put the
shade into programming mode for various set up options listed in this guide.
Cellular and Pleated
and Roman
Located on the
headrail
Solar, Roller, Natural, and
Soft Shades
Located on the motor end
Installation Notes
Installation of Product:
Two-button remote only
•
Check and adjust limits
Single-channel remote only
•
Associate
•
Adjust limits
•
Adjust Home position
It is necessary to install and adjust each product prior to moving on to the next product.
Adjusting Your Shade’s Default Lower Limit (optional)
The upper limit of your shade is factory pre-set to an open position which protects the shade from damage while
maximizing view. If you desire the shade to have an upper limit at a lower position when fully opened, follow these
steps. Note: a jog is a brief up and down movement of the shade.
1. Briefly press DOWN and
release. Allow the shade to
reach its default lower limit.
GRABER
GRABER
GRABER
GRABER
2. Once the shade stops, press
and hold UP and DOWN
buttons simultaneously until
LED light turns amber and
release both buttons. The
shade will jog and the remote
will flash green. The LED on
the shade will alternately flash
green and red.
3. Adjust your lower limit by 		
using UP or DOWN to move
your shade to your desired
lower limit.* The shade will
only move while UP or DOWN
is being pressed while in this
adjustment mode.
4. When the shade is stopped at
your new desired lower limit,
press and hold UP and DOWN
buttons simultaneously until
the shade jogs.
GRABER
*PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Be careful not to exceed the ordered product legnth, this may result
in damaged product. Should this happen, immediately push UP to correct. If your shade will not
lower to your desired lower limit, contact a customer service agent for assistance.
Adjusting Your Shade’s Default Upper Limit (optional)
The lower limit of your shade is factory pre-set to a closed position matching the ordered legnth. You may want to
adjust the lower limit to accommodate window hardware or other obstructions. Note: a jog is a brief up and down
movement of the shade.
1. Briefly press UP and release.
Allow the shade to reach its
default upper limit.
GRABER
GRABER
GRABER
GRABER
2. Once the shade stops, press
and hold UP and DOWN
buttons simultaneously until
the shade jogs. (A jog is a
brief up and down movement
of the shade.)
3. Adjust your upper limit by 		
using UP or DOWN to move
your shade to your desired
upper limit.* The shade will
only move while UP or DOWN
is being pressed while in this
adjustment mode.
4. When the shade is stopped at
your new desired upper limit,
press and hold UP and DOWN
buttons simultaneously until
the shade jogs.
GRABER
*PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: When adjusting the upper limit on cellular or pleated shades, do
not raise the product too tight. Adjusting the product too tight can cause the motor to fail and/or
break/fray the internal cording. When installing a solar or roller shade in a fascia or cassette
valance, be sure the hembar does not lift into the fascia or cassette, as this could cause the
hembar to get stuck and/or damage the fabric.
Adjusting Your Shade’s Home Position (optional)
If your shade system includes an optional single-channel remote, it has been pre-programmed to control your shade(s).
The default
position (intermediate position) is pre-set to mid-legnth of your shade. To change the
position, follow
these steps. Note: if the single-channel remote controls multiple shades as a group, refer to the next section.
1. Use the UP or DOWN button to put the shade in
motion. When the shade reaches your desired
position, press and release
to stop the shade.
GRABER
2. To set your
position, press and hold the
button until the LED on the remote turns amber, then
release the button. The shade will jog and the new
position is set.
GRABER
Note: Always adjust the upper and lower limits before adjusting your
limits, the
position will reset to the new mid-legnth position.
position. After adjusting the upper or lower
Adjusting the Home Position on a Group of Shades (optional)
If your shade system includes an optional single-channel remote as a group control, it has been pre-programmed to
control your shades. The default
position (intermediate position) of all shades is pre-set to mid-legnth. To change the
position on multiple shades, follow these steps.
1. Press and release the
button to bring the
group of shades to their pre-programmed
position.
2. In order to adjust the
position of each
shade, you must first target the individual
shade you want to adjust. To do this, press
and release the back of the single-channel
remote (1 tap). The LED on the remote will
alternattely flash green. Then on the shade
that you want to adjust, press and hold the
program button on the headrail/motor end
until the LED begins to flash green and
release. the shade will jog.
GRABER
3. Using the two-button remote that controls the
shade, adjust the shade to the new desired
position.
GRABER
GRABER
4. Using the single-channel remote, press and
HOLD the
button until the LED turns
amber and release the button. The
position of the target shade is now reset.
5. Repeat process for additional shades to
adjust the new desired position.
Note: Always adjust the upper and lower limits before adjusting your
limits, the
position will reset to the new mid-legnth position.
Installer Note: You are required to access the motor head to adjust the
position. After adjusting the upper or lower
position.
Reversing Motor Direction
Each shade is pre-programmed from the factory to operate up and down corresponding to the appropriate buttons on
your Virtual Cord. However, if the directions are inadvertely reversed, follow these steps to return the shade to
proper operation.
1. Move the shade to any position between the
upper and lower limits by pressing and
releasing the directional buttons.
GRABER
GRABER
2. Press and hold UP and DOWN buttons
until the LED light turns amber then
release buttons.
GRABER
The shade will jog and the LEDs on the motor will
begin to blink green and red and the LEDs on the
remote will blink green.
3. Press and hold the UP and DOWN buttons
until the LED turns amber then
release buttons.
GRABER
Shade direction has now been reversed; however,
the upper and lower limits have been maintained.
All programming steps are associated with a time-out feature to preserve battery life.
Adding Remotes, Creating Groups and Pairing to Z-Wave Smart Systems
Your motorized shades are pre-programmed from the factory with the appropriate pairing and grouping between remotes
and shade motors. There are several scenarios when additional programming steps will be required. The next sections
explain how to accomplish the most common scenarios you will encounter. If the appropriate scenario is not included,
please contact a customer service representative prior to attempting any adjustments.
Adding a New Remote When the Only Remote Controlling the Shade is Lost
If you no longer have your remote, or the remote no longer works, follow these steps.
1. Press and hold the program button on the
headrail/motor end, the LED will flash green
then amber. When the shade jogs once,
release the button and the LED will turn solid
amber and turn off. The motor is now ready to
learn a new remote.
2x
2. Using a paper clip or a similar item, press
and release the programming button located
on the back side of the new remote twice in
rapid succession (two taps within a second
in between). The LED on the remote will flash
alternatively amber and green.
3. Press and hold the program button on the
headrail/motor end until the LED flashes green,
then release the button. This places the motor
into a learning mode for approximately
20 seconds. (LED continues to flash green.)
4. The shade will jog, confirming the motor and
remote are now paired.
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Adding a New Remote as a Group Control
If a group control was not selected t the time of purchase and is being added to an existing motorized shade, follow the
steps below. Note: Individual shade control will be maintained with the original two-button remote only after it is associated with the shade (see next page).
To add a group control to an existing shade, you
must first clear the current remote(s) from the motors
and remotes.
1. Press and hold the program button on the back
side of the old remotes until the LED turns from
flashing green to flashing amber, then release.
GRABER
2. At the headrail/motor end, press and hold the
program button until the LED turns from
flashing green to flashing amber. The shade will
jog once, then release.
3. The LED light bar will turn solid green and the
shade will jog, confirming they are now joined.
Include the new remote as the group (primary) control
GRABER
1. Press and release the program button on the
back side of the new remote twice in rapid
succession (with one second between taps).
2. The LED on the new remote will alternately flash
amber and green to identify inclusion mode.
3. Press and hold the program button on the
headrail/motor end, release when LED
flashes green.
4. The shade will jog and all LED’s will turn off.
5. The shade will now operate from the newly
added remote.
Repeat this process for each remote to be added to
this group.
Associate existing remotes as secondary control.
1. Press and release the program button on the
back side of the primary group remote twice
(with one second between taps).
2. The LED on the primary remote will alternately
flash amber and green to identify inclusion mode.
3. On the existing remote, press and hold the
programming button until the LED begins to flash
green, then release the button.
4. Once the LEDs are off, on the existing remote,
press and release the program button until the
LED begins to alternately flash green.
5. Press and HOLD the program button on the
headrail/motor end until the LED flashes green,
then release the button.
Repeat this process for each remote to be added to
this group.
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Assigning the Single-Channel Remote as Primary
This process is followed when the end user desires to add a single-channel control point for a group of shades as well as
individual control. You must first exclude all individuals and include the single-channel remote as the primary controller.
Exclude the 2-button as the Primary Controller
3x
1. Triple tap the program button on the back of the 		
Virtual Cord.
GRABER
2. The LED light bar on the Virtual Cord will blink, alternating
amber to identify exclusion mode.
3. Press and hold the button on the headrail endcap until the
light begins to blink green (about three seconds).
4. The LED light bar on the remote will turn solid green then
turn off and the shade will jog, confirming exclusion.
GRABER
Include Single-Channel Remote as the Primary Controller
1. Double tap the program button on the back of the
Virtual Cord.
2x
2. The LED light bar on the single-channel remote will blink,
alternating between amber and green lights to identify
exclusion mode.
GRABER
3. Press and hold the button on the headrail endcap until the
light begins to blink green (about three seconds).
4. Shade will jog and LED will turn off.
5. The shade will now operate from the 			
single-channel remote.
GRABER
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Adding Individual Control Back After Creating a Group
Adding individual control to shades which are part of a newly formed group. This remote will now be referred to as the
secondary control.
Adding a Secondary Controller
2x
GRABER
1. Starting with the primary control, press and release the
program button on the back side of the current remote
twice in rapid succession (one second between taps).
2. The LEDs will flash alternating amber and green to identify
inclusion mode.
3. Press and hold the program button on the secondary
remote control until the LEDs flash green, then release the
button.
Hold
4. Both the primary and secondary remote LEDs will flash
green, then off confirming inclusion.
GRABER
5. The secondary control is now ready for final steps to
control the shade.
GRABER
GRABER
6. Press and release the program button on the back side of
the secondary control once. The LEDs will alternately flash
green.
1x
Hold
7. Press and hold the program button on the target shade
headrail or motor end until the LED flashes green, then
release the button.
8. The LED on the secondary control will turn green and the
shade will jog.
9. Both the primary (group) and secondary (individual)
controls will now operate the shade.
Repeat this process on all shades you want to individually
control.
GRABER
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Joining an Existing Z-Wave Network
All shade end limits, controls, and intermediate positions should be programmed prior to joining the network.
1. Place hub into discovery mode (add device). There will be
some form of feedback from the hub that it is searching
for a device.
Hold
2. Place single-channel remote in programming mode by
pressing and holding the programming button until the
LED light bar begins to flash green then release 		
the button.
3. The hub will find the device.
4. Follow instructions for the system.
GRABER
Removing a Device from a Hub
1. Place hub into remove device mode (exclude).
2. Press and hold the programming button until the LED light
bar begins to blink green then release the button.
3. LED light bar will turn solid green and turn off.
Hold
GRABER
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GRABER
4. Follow instructions on the hub.
Network Reset
1. Press and hold the button on the headrail
endcap until the shade jogs once (about 7
seconds), then release the button.
NOTE: Shade limits are not lost.
Factory Limits Reset
1. Press and hold the button on the headrail
endcap until the shade jogs twice (about 15
seconds), then release the button.
NOTE: Factory limits are set in the motor at about
2 to 4 inches apart. All controllers will 		
remain in the motor’s memory.
Local Reset
1. Press and hold the programming button until
the LEDs stop blinking. LEDs will blink green,
amber, red, and then finally turn off (about 15
seconds).
NOTE: Local reset must be performed on both the
controllers and motors.
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Z-Wave is a wireless mesh-networking protocol for reliable, intelligent home control
of all Z-Wave compatible devices. Z-Wave devices can act as repeaters to create a
mesh-network to ensure reliable communication regardless of the manufacturer or
type of device. This product can be included and operated in any Z-Wave network
with other Z-Wave certified devices from any other manufacturer. Z-Wave devices
such as lamp modules, fan controllers, thermostats, dimmer switches and many
other types of home control devices are available from a wide range of
manufacturers The Z-Wave Alliance (www.z-wavealliance.com) provides a list of
manufacturers of Z-Wave compliant devices. Z-Wave was created by Sigma
Designs and more details on the technology can be found at www.z-wave.com.
This product can be included and operated in any Z-Wave network with other
Z-Wave certified devices from other manufacturers and/or other applications. All
non-battery operated nodes within the network will act as repeaters regardless of
vendor to increase reliability of the network.
The current product controls may establish 2 Association Groups. Association
Group #1 is dedicated Lifeline for secondary controls, primarily used for battery
status reports, central scene cc, local reset cc. Association Group #2 is dedicated
to slave shades nodes, with a maximum of 12 slave nodes. Normal shade control
command will use association group #2.
FCC Class B Notice
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference.
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of
the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
•
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
•
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
•
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
•
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for help.
Modifications: Any modifications made to this device that are not approved by Oracle may void the authority granted to the
user by the FCC to operate this equipment.
79082-00 (05/16) IMR 16-2677
springswindowfashions.com • Middoleton, WI 53562
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USER MANUAL ADDENDUM
SWF ZWave Shading Products 2016
PRODUCT FCC IDENTIFICATION
_________________________________________________________
Model Number: CSZ1
Alias: SWF Cellular Shade Radio ZWave
FCC ID: DWNCSZ
IC:
12049A‐CSZ
Model Number: RSZ1
Alias: SWF Roller Shade Radio ZWave
FCC ID: DWNRSZ
IC:
12049A‐RSZ
Model Number: BRZ1
Alias: SWF Basic Remote Control ZWave
FCC ID: DWNBRZ
IC:
12049A‐BRZ
Model Number: VCZ1
Alias: SWF Virtual Cord Control ZWave
FCC ID: DWNVCZ
IC:
12049A‐VCZ
Springs Window Fashions, LLC
7549 Graber Road
Middleton, WI 53562-1096
Fax (608) 831-2184
Phone (608) 836-1011
ID LABEL –
Label Material: Yupo60 with back adhesive + Glossy PP Coating
Springs Window Fashions, LLC
7549 Graber Road
Middleton, WI 53562-1096
Fax (608) 831-2184
Phone (608) 836-1011
FCC STATEMENTS
This portable transmitter with its antenna complies with FCC/IC RF exposure
limits for general population / uncontrolled exposure.
Compliance Statement (Part 15.19)
This device complies with
Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the
following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. This device must accept any
interference received, including
interference that may cause
undesired operation.
Warning (Part 15.21)
Changes or modifications not
expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could
void the user’s authority to operate
the equipment.
FCC Interference Statement (Part 15.105 (b)
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which
can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that
to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Springs Window Fashions, LLC
7549 Graber Road
Middleton, WI 53562-1096
Fax (608) 831-2184
Phone (608) 836-1011
INDUSTRY CANADA STATEMENTS
Section 7.1.3 of RSS-GEN
This Device complies with Industry Canada License-exempt RSS standard(s).
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1) this device may not cause
interference, and 2) this device must accept any interference, including
interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
Section 7.1.2 of RSS-GEN
Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio transmitter may only operate using
an antenna of a type and maximum (or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter
by Industry Canada. To reduce potential radio interference to other users, the
antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotropically
radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that necessary for successful
communication.
DÉCLARATIONS D'INDUSTRIE CANADA
Section 7.1.3 DE RSS-GEN
Cet appareil se conforme à la (aux) norme(s) RSS exempte(s) de licence
d'Industrie Canada. Son fonctionnement est soumis aux deux conditions suivantes
: 1) cet appareil ne doit pas causer de l'interférence, et 2) cet appareil doit
accepter toute interférence, y compris l'interférence qui peut causer un
fonctionnement indésirable de l'appareil.
Section 7.1.2 DE RSS-GEN
En vertu des règlements d'Industrie Canada, cet émetteur radio ne peut
fonctionner qu'en utilisant une antenne d'un type et d'une amplification
maximale (ou inférieure) approuvés pour l'émetteur par Industrie Canada. Pour
réduire l'interférence radio potentielle aux autres utilisateurs, le type d'antenne
et son amplification doivent être choisis de manière à ce que la puissance
isotrope rayonnée équivalente (pire) ne soit pas supérieure à ce qui est
nécessaire pour une communication réussie.
Springs Window Fashions, LLC
7549 Graber Road
Middleton, WI 53562-1096
Fax (608) 831-2184
Phone (608) 836-1011

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