I already have motorised Z-Wave black out curtains fitted, however I wanted some light coloured blinds sat behind the curtains so I could let light in but still have some privacy. I've been looking for some blinds for my living room window. Keep the switch on “UP” state, motor gives out quick short alarm “Di, Di ,Di” means the above limit settings are Repeat the above operation again and again until the shade reaches the end-point of the lower limit. When the shade is close to the end-point of the lower limit, keep switch on “STOP” state,Īt that time, press “DOWN” a time and then press “STOP” a time, the shade will move towards lower position a After 2 seconds, the shadeĬontinuously rolling down. Keep the switch on “DOWN” position, motor gives out quick short alarm “Di Di,Di”. Press “UP” a time and then press “STOP” a time, the shade will move towards upper position a little, Repeat theĪbove operation again and again until the shade reaches the end-point of the upper limit. Shade close to the end-point of the upper limit, keep the switch on “STOP” state, motor stops operation. Keep the switch on “STOP” position, and then keep it on “UP” state, the motor continuously rolling up. Motor gives out quick short alarm “Di, Di, Di” means the motor is entering into the state of programming. Keep the switch on the “UP” position, and then, keep down the “k1” key on motor head for more than 6 seconds. Entering into the state of programming：.Here are some photos of the blind mounted:
SOUNDGRAPH IMON SLOW STARTUP ANDROID
I can also control the Zebra blind from the Imperihome Android control app, screen shots below or via voice commands to Google Home / Alexa. I am running device toggle state scenes in Vera to open and close either the curtains or blind etc. I have also programmed up my existing Aeotec Minimote Z-Wave remote control using buttons 3 and 4. The wall switch is a single click up to open the curtains, a single click down to close the curtains and now thanks to some programming logic in Vera / PLEG a double click up on the wall switch opens the new Zebra blind, a double click down closes the Zebra blind and a triple click down opens the "Slats" of the Zebra blind, by opening / raising the blind 4% to let in daylight but still have some privacy. Finally I have my new Zebra blind installed and configured with my Vera home automation system.Īs previously mentioned I have not physically connected a wall switch to the Qubino DC Flush Shutter module, as I am utilizing my existing wall switch connected to a Fibaro Roller Shutter 2 module for my curtain track, you can see in the video here how it's working with this new Zebra blind.
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