HDL MWC1-BP.10 Curtain Motor Instruction Manual

HDL MWC1-BP.10 Curtain Motor

Product Information

Specifications

• Motor input voltage: N/A
• Motor-rated consumption: N/A
• BUS input voltage: N/A
• BUS rated voltage: N/A
• BUS rated current: N/A
• Motor torque: N/A
• Motor rotate speed: N/A
• Motor maximum load-bearing: N/A
• Motor sound level : N/A
• Communication protocol : N/A
• Working temperature: N/A
• Working relative humidity: N/A
• Storage temperature: N/A
• Storage relative humidity: N/A
• Dimensions (W X H X D): N/A
• Net weight: 724g
• Housing material: PC, aluminum
• Installation: Guide rail (See Figure 7 & 8)
• IP degree (compliant with EN 60529): IP41
• Insulation grade : F

Product Usage Instructions

Step 1: Installation

• Make sure the motor is tightly attached to the guide rail. Slide the lock bar back in the direction indicated by arrow 3 to lock the motor.
• After installation, check for correct and good terminations.
• Before powering on, ensure the device is completely mounted onto the guide rail.

Step 2: Switch Power-on to Quick Start

• Connect the device to the power supply. The red light will be on for 10 seconds and then turn off.

Step 3: Test Motor Travel

• Reconnect the device to the power supply. When it restarts, pull the curtain cloth gently towards any direction. The curtain motor will be activated and automatically complete the pre-set travel.

Step 4: Control Curtain Cloth

• The device supports open, close, stop, and open/close at a specific percentage function. Users can achieve remote control through smart panels, remote controllers, or mobile apps.
• The device supports Touch Start by default, which can be enabled or disabled through commissioning software or the remote controller used.

Step 5: Obstruction Detection

• If the curtain cloth or motor encounters obstacles, the motor will automatically stop running to avoid damage. To adjust the motor travel limit, remove the obstacles and erase the travel limit.
• Afterward, proceed with re-setting and testing the motor travel.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: How do I learn codes in the remote controller?

• A: Please refer to Section 2.7. Learning Codes in Remote Controller for instructions on learning codes.

Q: How do I position the device?

• A: Position the device through the commissioning software. The status of the indicator will flash red, and the motor will rotate 3 times for 10 seconds.

Q: How do I modify the device ID?

• A: You can modify the device ID online through the commissioning software or manually modify it.

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Document Version: V1.0

OVERVIEW

• The Curtain Motor (Model: MWC1-BP.1; hereinafter referred to as the “product” or “device”) is designed to drive curtain track, such as opening or closing the curtain cloth. Additionally, the device is compatible with commissioning software and mobile apps.
• Upon proper installation and commissioning, it can integrate the device into the smart room system, helping end users easily and conveniently remote control their curtains.
• Note: The pictures and illustrations provided in this instruction manual are for reference purposes only, and the actual product may differ.

Key Functions:

• HDL Buspro communication protocol
• Curtain control: Open/close / stop / open or close at a specific percentage
• Touch start: The device supports “Touch Start” by default. This means, that when users gently pull the curtain cloth towards any direction, the curtain motor will be activated to work and automatically complete the pre-set travel.
• Auto travel limit : After setting the motor travel limit, the motor will automatically complete the preset travel.
• Auto modification while detecting obstacles: When a single side of curtain cloth encounters obstacles, the motor will automatically modify its travel limit.
• Auto pause while detecting obstruction: When curtain cloth encounters an obstruction, the motor will automatically stop running.
• Soft start/stop: The motor slows down before it reaches the travel limit point, which is designed to effectively protect the motor and lengthen its service life, as well as reduce motorized noise.
• When the device starts up for the first time after powering off and then on, it will automatically proceed with travel calibration.
• Factory settings can be restored by commissioning software or programming buttons.
• Through commissioning software, users can proceed with advanced settings for the device, including functional configuration, data backup, data upload or download.
• Online / Manual update for device firmware
• Compatible with bi-channel or multi-channel remote controllers (optional)

Appearance

Technical Data

Specifications

Safety Precautions

Danger

• Please do not privately disassemble or replace any parts of the product. Otherwise, it may cause a mechanical fault, electric shock, fire, or personal injuries.

Warning

• The installation and testing for the product must be carried out by HDL Automation Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as HDL) or its appointed service agencies. The electric construction shall comply with local laws and safety regulations.
• HDL will not be responsible for any consequence caused by the inexpert or faulty installations and wiring methods, which are not per the instructions contained in this datasheet.
• Please contact HDL after-sales departments or our designated service agencies for your maintenance service. Product failures caused by private disassembly are not subject to the warranty.

Caution

• Before performing any installation or disassembly procedures, or any maintenance or cleaning procedures on the device, it is crucial to disconnect the device from all voltage sources. This step is necessary to ensure the safety of the technician and prevent any potential damage to the device.
• Do not use corrosive liquid to wipe the device body, especially the interface, to avoid damage to the device.
• Do not wipe the device with a damp cloth.
• Before performing maintenance or cleaning on the device, disconnect the device from all voltage sources, to avoid electric leakage and electric shock.
• Kindly take note that the installation of the aforementioned device is recommended to be conducted in an indoor environment, with due consideration given to the avoidance of exposure to external factors such as humidity and high temperatures.
• Buspro cable: CAT5E or HDL Buspro cable
• For Buspro connection, a hand-in-hand connection is recommended.
• After all of the cables are terminated, check for correct and good terminations.
• Kindly take note that the installation of the aforementioned device is recommended to be conducted in an indoor environment.
• It is strictly forbidden to apply any extra items whose weight exceeds the motor or guide rail maximum load-bearing to the curtain track; DO NOT climb the curtain.
• When installing the motor onto the guide rail, be sure to check if the motor has been tightly attached in place. Otherwise, it will cause the motor to fall, resulting in product damage or personal injury.

Wiring

• Tips: For Buspro connection, a hand-in-hand connection is recommended.
• Note: In addition to the Buspro connection, please note to connect the device with a 220V AC power supply.

HDL Buspro Cable Guide

Installation

• Warning: Before performing any installation procedures on the device, it is crucial to dis-connect the device from all voltage sources.
• This step is necessary to ensure the safety of the technician and prevent any potential damage to the device.
• Tips: The device should be mounted onto the guide rail. Thus, please make sure the guide rail has been installed properly.
• Step 1. Pull the lock bar out, then slide it in the direction indicated by arrow 1.
• Step 2. Insert the motor shaft to the guide rail.
• Step 3. Make sure the motor is tightly attached with the guide rail, then slide the lock bar back in the direction indicated by arrow 3. In this way, the motor can be locked.
• Note: After installation, check for correct and good terminations. Before powering on, please ensure the device is completely mounted onto the guide rail.

Operation

• The device is configured with one programming button and indicator, as described below.
• Note: All operation and settings described as below should be carried out when the device is running normally.

Basic Operation

Switch Power-on to Quick Start

light is on for 10s then off.

Test Motor Travel

Reconnect the device to power supply. When it restarts,

pull the curtain cloth gently towards any direction.

| Curtain motor will be activated to work and automatically complete the pre- set travel.

Control Curtain Cloth

these remote control through smart panels, re- mote controllers, mobile APP.
Touch start|

• Touch Start” enabled: When users gently pull the curtain cloth, curtain motor will be activated to work and automatically travel towards that pulling direc-tion.
• Touch Start” disabled: It requires users to manually operate the curtain cloth.

Obstruction detection|

• When curtain cloth or motor encounters obstacles, in order to avoid dam- age to the motor or obstacles, the motor will automatically stop running then modify its travel limit.
• Tips: If users need to adjust the motor travel limit, please remove those ob- stacles then erase travel limit (see Section 2.4. Erase Travel Limit). After- wards, users can proceed re-setting and testing motor travel.

Advanced Settings

• There are three options for users to proceed advanced settings for curtain motor. In this section, it gives information about part of the settings rather than all.
• Commissioning software: HDL Studio is the software applicable for users to proceed ad- vanced settings for curtain motor, which is highly recommended.
• Programming button: It can be used for motor rotation setting, restore factory setting, firmware updating, as well as erasing motor travel.
• Remote controller: The device is compatible with remote controllers which support learning codes (see Section 2.7. Learning Codes in Remote Controller).

Position Device

Modify Device ID

Function| Operation| Status of Indicator| Status of Motor|

Remark

---|---|---|---|---
On-line modify device ID| Modify device ID through commissioning software.| /| /|
Manually modify device ID| Long press programming button for 3s, then immediately

release until the indicator is red.

Next, modify device ID through

commissioning software.

| Red light is on.| /| If no operation within 15s, it will exit setting automatically.

Set Motor Rotation

Tips: Motor rotation can be set by commissioning software or programming button. In this section, it only gives information about the latter.

Step 1: Short press pro-

gramming button once

| Red light flashes

quickly.

| /|
Step 2: Short press program-

ming button once again.

| Red light flashes

slowly.

|

/

|
Step 3: Long press pro- gramming button for 3s.| Red light is on.|

/

|
Step 4: Long press pro- gramming button for 3s again.| Red light flashes then off.| After successfully set, the motor ro- tates once.| If no operation on programming button within 15s, it will exit setting au-tomatically.

Erase Trave Limit

Tips: Travel limit can be erased by commissioning software or programming button. In this section, it only gives information about the latter.

Long press programming button for 5s, then immediately release until the indicator is flashing red.| Red light is on then flashing.| After successfully set, the motor ro- tates once.|

Restore Factory Setting

Tips: Factory setting can be restored by commissioning software or programming button. In this section, it only gives information about the latter.

Long press programming button for 10s, then release until the indicator is off.| Red light is on then flashing, lastly off.| After successfully set, the motor rotates once.|

Update Firmware

Function| Operation| Status of Indicator| Status of Motor| Remark
---|---|---|---|---
On-line update| Upgrade device firmware through com- missioning software.| Red light flashes.| /|
Manually update| Press programming button, and simulta- neously connect the device to power supply. At this moment, [Manually Up- date] can be enabled.

Next, proceed firmware updating through commissioning software.

| Red light flashes.| /|

Learning Codes in Remote Controller

• There are two options for pairing the device with remote controller, as described below. Re-garding operations about further learning codes, please refer to the datasheet of the remote controller used.
• Tips: Inside the remote controller used, users will see each side of the battery compartment has a channel setting button (see Figure 10), which is used for pairing the remote controller and the corresponding motor, then receiving and processing further learning codes. The il-lustration provided as below is for reference purposes only, and the actual remote control-ler may differ.

Function| Operation| Status of Indicator| Status of Motor| Remark
---|---|---|---|---
Option 1: Pairing by programming button| Step 1: Long press programming button for 3s, then release until the indicator is red. At this moment, the device is enter-

ing the status of learning code.

| Red light is on.| /|
Step 2: Press the channel setting button on the remote controller (see Figure 10).| Red light flashes then off.| After suc- cessfully set, the motor ro- tates

once.

|
Option 2: Pairing by switching power-on| Step 1: Switch the device power off then on. At this moment, the device is entering the status of learning code.| Red light is on.| /|
Step 2: Press the channel setting button on the remote controller (see Figure 10).| Red light flashes then off.| After suc- cessfully set, the motor ro- tates once.|

Packing List

• Curtain Motor*1
• Terminal block*1
• 4-pin connector*1
• Power cable*1
• QR code card*1
• Note: After unpacking, please check if the product and the parts are complete.

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• HDL has all the intellectual property rights to this document and contents thereof. Reproduction or distribution for third parties are prohibited without written authorization from HDL.
• Any infringement of HDL’ s intellectual property rights will be investigated the legal liability.
• The contents of this document will be updated as the updates of product versions or other reasons. Unless otherwise agreed upon, this document is to be used as a guidance only.
• All the statements, information and recommendations in this document makes no warranty expressed or implied.
• © 2023 HDL Automation Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

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Technical Support

• E-mail:hdltickets@hdlautomation.com
• Website:https://www.hdlautomation.com

References

• Smart Home Automation Products Manufacturer - HDL Automation

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