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MotionBlinds Motorized Curtain Rail Assembly and Installation Manual

MOTIONBLINDS MANUAL

ASSEMBLY + INSTALLATION MANUAL

MOTORIZED CURTAIN RAIL

Overview and Components

The following diagrams illustrate the main components and assembly options for the motorized curtain rail system.

Diagram A: Shows two vertical end posts, a main rail, and various hardware components including brackets, connectors, and screws.
Diagram B: Similar to Diagram A, depicting the components for another configuration or side of the rail assembly.

Available Sizes and Quantities

Rail Length Quantity Rail Length Quantity Component A Component B Component C Component D Component E Component F
360 cm 5x 720 cm 3 x 115 cm 2 3 2 4 2 51
475 cm 6x 950 cm 4 x 115 cm 3 3 2 4 2 68

Tools Required

The following tools are recommended for assembly and installation:

  • ? Screwdriver (PH-1 type indicated later)
  • ?️ Pliers
  • ? Saw (for rail cutting)
  • ? Drill

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

System Size Definitions and Mounting Options

Understanding the measurements is crucial for correct installation.

Diagram: Illustrates the rail components labeled S (Systemsize), RL (Rail Length), and BL (Belt Length).
  • W = Width: The overall width of the curtain or window opening.
  • S = Systemsize: The calculated size of the system, often determined by the installation context.
  • RL (Rail Length): The actual length of the rail, calculated as W – 13 cm.
  • BL (Belt Length): The length of the drive belt, calculated as S x 2.

Mounting Types

Inside Mount Diagram: Shows a curtain rail installed within a window frame. The system size (S) is calculated as W - 1 cm.

Inside mount: Systemsize (S) = Width (W) - 1 cm.

Outside Mount Diagram: Shows a curtain rail installed on the wall outside a window frame. The system size (S) is calculated as W.

Outside mount: Systemsize (S) = Width (W).

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

Rail Preparation and Measurement

This section details how to prepare the rail to the correct length.

Diagram: Illustrates cutting the rail to the required length using a saw. A tape measure is shown to ensure accuracy. A minimum length of 15 cm is indicated.

Minimum rail length: 15 cm.

Calculations for System Size:

  • Systemsize (S) = ________________ cm
  • RL (Rail Length) = S - 13 cm = ________________ cm (Total rail length)
  • BL (Belt Length) = S x 2 = ________________ cm

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

Belt and Carrier Assembly

Instructions for preparing the drive belt and carriers.

Diagram A: Shows two sets of curtain carriers and a drive belt.
Diagram B: Similar to Diagram A, showing components for the other side or configuration.
Diagram: Illustrates inserting the drive belt into the motorized curtain rail. Dashed arrows indicate the direction of insertion.

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

Step 1: Attaching Carriers to Belt

This section details the initial attachment of carriers to the drive belt within the rail.

Step 1.1: Shows a rail end piece and the drive belt being inserted.
Step 1.2: Illustrates inserting a carrier onto the belt and into the rail. A "Click!" sound is indicated, suggesting a secure fit. A checkmark (✔️) indicates success, and a cross (❌) indicates an incorrect method.
Step 1.3: Shows the left (L) and right (R) end of the rail assembly.
Step 1.4: Depicts attaching a bracket to the rail.
Step 1.5: Shows the rail with carriers and belt partially assembled. Dashed arrows indicate movement or assembly direction.

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

Step 2: Continuing Carrier Attachment and Step 4: Attaching End Caps

Further steps in assembling the carriers and securing the rail ends.

Step 2.6: Shows attaching another carrier to the belt and rail, with a "Click!" indication.
Step 2.7: Continues the process of attaching carriers and belt.
Step 2.8: Shows the rail with more carriers attached. Dashed arrows indicate movement.
Step 2.9: Shows the rail with carriers and belt fully inserted. Dashed arrows indicate movement.
Step 4: Illustrates attaching the end caps to the rail. Numbers 1, 2, and 3 indicate the sequence of attaching components to the end cap assembly.

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

Step 5 & 6: Attaching Drive Mechanism and Motor End

Assembly of the drive components and the end where the motor will be connected.

Step 5: Shows the assembly of the drive mechanism, including a gear component, into the rail housing. Dashed arrows indicate insertion.
Step 6: Illustrates attaching the end component that connects to the motor. A close-up view shows the gear mechanism engaging. Dashed arrows indicate attachment points.

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

Step 7: Attaching the Motor

Connecting the motorized unit to the rail.

Diagram: Shows the motor unit being attached to the prepared end of the rail. The text "MOTOR side without the motor" is present, indicating this is the side where the motor will be installed. Dashed arrows show the connection.
Step 8: Shows a table for calculating the number of carriers per 7 cm and the system size. It also shows attaching a component (labeled 1) to the motor end bracket (labeled 2).
Description Quantity
per 7 cm 1 x
Systemsize ___ cm ___ x

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

Step 9: Securing End Brackets

Ensuring the end brackets are firmly attached to the rail.

Diagram: Shows the process of attaching the end brackets to the rail using screws (PH-1 type indicated). A close-up view shows the screw and bracket assembly.

❗ Make sure the screws are fully tightened.

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

Step 10: Attaching Motor End Brackets (Left & Right)

Detailed steps for attaching the specific brackets for the motor end, for both left (L) and right (R) configurations.

Left Side (L) Assembly: Shows the sequence of attaching components, including brackets and screws, to the left end of the rail. A screwdriver is used to tighten screws.
Right Side (R) Assembly: Shows the corresponding sequence for the right end of the rail.

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

Step 10 Continuation: Finalizing Motor End Bracket Attachment

Completing the attachment of the motor end brackets.

Diagrams: Show the final assembly of the rail with both left (L) and right (R) motor end brackets attached. Screws are shown being tightened.

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

Step 12 & 13: Finalizing Motor Connection

Completing the integration of the motor unit with the rail assembly.

Diagram: Shows the motor unit being connected to the rail assembly. A close-up view highlights the connection points and the "MOTOR" label. The text "side without the motor" indicates the orientation.

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

Mounting Guidelines and Bracket Quantities

Information on how to determine the number of mounting brackets and optimal placement.

Diagram: Shows a rail with mounting points.

Bracket Quantities by Rail Length

Rail Length Number of Brackets
≤ 100 cm 2x
> 100 cm 3x
> 200 cm 4x
> 300 cm 5x
> 400 cm 6x

Mounting Dimensions

Diagram: Illustrates the recommended spacing for mounting brackets. Maximum distance from ends: max. 10 cm. Maximum span between brackets: max. 80 cm. Minimum clearance from wall/ceiling: min. 1 cm.

Tools required are also shown (screwdriver, drill, etc.).

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

Step 15, 16, 17: Attaching the Motor Unit

Final steps for attaching the motor unit to the rail assembly.

Step 15: Shows the motor unit being aligned and attached to the rail end for the left (L) side. A "Click!" sound indicates proper engagement.
Step 16: Illustrates the rail with carriers and the motor unit attached. Arrows indicate the direction of movement or operation. Close-up views show the connection points.
Step 17: Shows the motor unit (labeled 2) being connected to the rail assembly (labeled 1).

❗ Make sure the screws are fully tightened, before clicking the motor.

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

Final Steps: Positioning Curtain Hooks and Activation

Completing the installation by attaching curtain hooks and preparing for system activation.

Diagram: Shows how to position the curtain hooks onto the carriers along the rail. Numbers 1 through 6 indicate the sequence or placement of hooks.

Curtain Hook Positioning:

  • Position curtain hooks as shown in the diagram.
Information Box: Contains a reference to a "SETUP GUIDE CURTAIN BLIND MOTOR CM-36" and indicates that further steps for activation are detailed there.

Activation: Follow the steps in the setup guide to activate the blind.

Related Document: MOTIONBLINDS MANUAL SETUP GUIDE CURTAIN BLIND MOTOR CM-36.

Manufacturer: Coulisse DIY B.V., Vonderweg 48, 7468 DC Enter, The Netherlands.

Models: Motorized Curtain Rail, Motorized Curtain, Curtain Rail, Rail

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