Dooya DM45RM 50/12 Tubular Motor Instruction Manual

Introduction

This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your Dooya DM45RM 50/12 Tubular Motor. This motor is designed for use with motorized shutter doors, awnings, and canopies, offering both manual and RF433 remote control capabilities. Please read this manual carefully before installation and use to ensure proper function and safety.

Package Contents

The standard package for the DM45RM 50/12 Tubular Motor includes the following components:

• DM45RM 50/12 Tubular Motor (Long Axis Version) * 1
• DC2760AM 2-Channel Remote Control * 1
• Adjust Rod * 1
• Mounting Bracket * 1
• Crown * 1
• Drive Adapter * 1
• Assorted Screws and Fasteners

Note: The specific Crown and Drive Adapter provided will be selected based on the type of tube specified at the time of purchase. Ensure these components are compatible with your rolling tube.

Figure 1: Dooya DM45RM 50/12 Tubular Motor and included accessories.

Specifications

Figure 2: Motor label displaying detailed specifications.

Figure 3: Close-up of the motor's long axis, measuring approximately 4cm.

Figure 4: Applications of the tubular motor for awnings and roller doors.

Setup and Installation

1. Crown and Drive Adapter Selection

The correct crown and drive adapter are crucial for proper motor function with your rolling tube. While we provide adapters based on your order, please be aware of the following:

• Different countries may have varying internal structures for rolling tubes, even with the same outer diameter.
• You may need to modify the provided crown and drive adapter to fit your specific tube.
• Alternatively, you can source compatible components from your local market or use 3D printing if you have the capability.
• If your existing crown and drive adapter are in good condition and compatible, it is often best to reuse them.

Below are examples of crown and drive adapters for various tube types:

Figure 5: Crown and Drive Adapter for 55mm Groove Tube.

Figure 6: Crown and Drive Adapter for 60mm Octagonal Tube.

Figure 7: Crown and Drive Adapter for 60mm Groove Tube.

Figure 8: Crown and Drive Adapter for 63mm Groove Tube.

Figure 9: Crown and Drive Adapter for 70mm Groove Tube.

Figure 10: Crown and Drive Adapter for 80mm Round Tube (Image 1).

Figure 11: Crown and Drive Adapter for 80mm Round Tube (Image 2).

Figure 12: Crown and Drive Adapter for 85mm Groove Tube.

Figure 13: Crown and Drive Adapter for 90mm Groove Tube.

2. Motor Pairing with Remote (DC2760AM)

Follow these steps to pair your DM45RM 50/12 motor with the DC2760AM remote control:

1. Power On: Turn on the power switch connected to the motor. The motor will emit a long beep, indicating it's ready for pairing.


Figure 14: Power switch for motor pairing.

2. Initiate Pairing on Remote: Press the P2 key on the remote control once. The motor will rotate back and forth briefly. Immediately press the P2 key again. The motor will rotate back and forth once more.


Figure 15: Remote control P2 button location.

3. Complete Pairing: Press the 'Open' button on the remote control once. The motor will respond, indicating successful pairing.

Figure 16: DC2760AM Remote control buttons.

3. Limit Setting

After pairing, set the upper and lower travel limits for your shutter, awning, or canopy. Use the adjust rod to turn the limit screws on the motor head.

Figure 17: Up Limit Setting diagram.

Figure 18: Down Limit Setting diagram.

Operating Instructions

Once installed and paired, operate your motorized system using the DC2760AM remote control:

• Open: Press the 'Open' button to raise the shutter/awning.
• Close: Press the 'Close' button to lower the shutter/awning.
• Pause: Press the 'Pause' button to stop movement at any desired position.

The DC2760AM remote supports two channels, allowing control of two separate motors or groups of motors if configured.

Figure 19: DC2760AM Remote control layout.

Manual Control: In case of power outage or remote malfunction, the motor supports manual operation using the adjust rod. Insert the rod into the designated manual override port and turn to operate the system.

Maintenance

To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your Dooya DM45RM 50/12 Tubular Motor, follow these general maintenance guidelines:

• Regular Cleaning: Keep the motor and surrounding area free from dust, dirt, and debris. Use a soft, dry cloth for cleaning.
• Inspect Wiring: Periodically check all electrical connections and wiring for any signs of wear, damage, or loose connections. Ensure they are securely fastened.
• Check for Obstructions: Ensure that the path of the shutter, awning, or canopy is clear of any obstructions that could impede movement or damage the motor.
• Avoid Overloading: Do not attempt to operate the motor with loads exceeding its specified capacity.
• Professional Inspection: For complex issues or annual checks, consider having the system inspected by a qualified technician.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues with your tubular motor, refer to the following common troubleshooting steps:

• Motor Not Responding:
  • Check if the motor is receiving power. Ensure the power switch is on and there are no tripped circuit breakers.
  • Verify the remote control batteries are not depleted.
  • Re-attempt the motor pairing process as described in the 'Setup and Installation' section.
• Motor Stops Mid-Operation:
  • Check for any physical obstructions in the path of the shutter/awning.
  • Ensure the motor is not overheating. Allow it to cool down if it has been running continuously for an extended period.
  • Verify that the upper and lower limits are set correctly. Incorrect limits can cause unexpected stops.
• Remote Control Issues:
  • Ensure the remote is within range of the motor.
  • Check for any interference from other RF devices.
  • If controlling multiple channels, ensure you are using the correct channel for the desired motor.

If the problem persists after attempting these steps, contact customer support for further assistance.

User Tips

• Always double-check the compatibility of the crown and drive adapter with your specific rolling tube before final installation.
• When setting limits, make small adjustments and test the travel after each adjustment to prevent over-travel or damage.
• Consider labeling your remote control channels if you are operating multiple motors to avoid confusion.
• In areas prone to power outages, familiarize yourself with the manual override procedure.

Warranty and Support

For warranty information, technical support, or service inquiries, please refer to the documentation provided with your purchase or contact the seller directly. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.