SanDisk Compact Flash Cards: Extreme III

f1) Fasten the Metal Clip onto the Carrier-A and make sure the Steel Wire is inside the curve in a V shape as before. While doing that, make sure the Steel Wire is taut on both sides and both Carrier-A and B are at both ends of the track.

f2) There should be a smooth feeling when moving either Carrier-A or Carrier-B along track back and forth. Moving either one Carrier to the end of the track will automatically take the other Carrier to the other end of the track.

See p107

g1) Near the Motor Socket, unscrew and take the L-Shaped Clip out.

g2) Remove or add Curtain Runners as needed. The number of Curtain Runners on both sides should be the same.

g3) Put back the L-shaped Clip and fasten the screw as before.

(II) Double Check The Following Before Going Forward

- There is a turning wheel inside the End Base at the very end of the track. Make sure the steel wire is not dropped out of the wheel.

- Make sure the Curtain Runners are free, without any tangling with the steel wire.

(All Runners should be moving up or down easily by themselves if the track is tilted.)

- Make sure there is no twist, cross over, coils and knots with the Steel Wire.

- The Steel Wire should be totally inside the track but does not twist with both Carriers and the wheels of the Carriers.

- There should be a smooth feeling when moving the Carrier-A or B along the track back and forth. If not, go back to (II).

- In this stage, move either one Carrier to the end of the track will automatically take the other Carrier to the other end of the track. If not, go back to (II).

(III) Inserting the Motor and Testing the System

See above p108

h1) Insert the Motor onto the Socket at the end of the Main Track at 45 degree angle and turn the Motor to be locked by the 'knob' which is at the end of the socket. You should hear a 'click' from the 'knob'. The Motor's plugs for cables and Power Adaptor should face outside the track.

In case to remove the Motor, press down the 'knob', turn the Motor 45 degree either direction and pull it up at the same time. It should be out of the socket easily.

h2) Connect the white cable between the Motor plug “A” and the Control Panel. Connect the Power Adaptor between the Motor and power outlet. The indication green light should be on at the lower right hand corner of the Control Panel.

h3) Open the cover of the Control Panel, the 2 buttons next to “A” is for operating the main track. Press either button once to move Carrier-A and B. Press either button one more time to stop the Carriers.

The 2 buttons next to “B” is for operating an Auxiliary Track if you have one.

You may add the Auxiliary Track to be a Dual Track System in the future.

The Remote Control operates the same way. You will have to point the Remote Control to the Control Panel within 180 degrees and 25 feet to operate the Curtain System.

The Motor should stop automatically when Carrier-A and B reaches the ends.

If not, tighten the hexagon screw a little by little at the end of the track (109). Be noted that the hexagon screw can not be too tight but has to be tight enough to allow the track to stop automatically. Inspect the steel wire near the motor socket inside the track. If the steel wire feels loose, make sure e1) to f2) was done correctly and then tighten the hexagon screw till the steel wire is taut.

Do not fasten the Hexagon Screw all the way to the end.

For the remaining steel wire, you may move the tiny little copper tube to the Carrier-A and use a clamp to press the copper tube until it is properly tight. The extra wire can be cut off or make a few circles and tie them up as before.

Adjusting the Power for Motor

- There are 2 small screws (labeled ‘A’ & ‘B’) located at the lower right hand corner of the Control Panel.

- Turning the screws clockwise to increase the power of the Motor

- Turning the screws anti-clockwise to decrease the power of the Motor.

- 'A' is for Main track and ‘B’ is for Auxiliary track.

- Do not over power the Motor ( If Motor jerks rigorously at the end).

Factory preset is already for most cases (13’ system w/40 lb carrying weight)

Assembly Instructions (Side Opening)

- For Center Opening, please refer to above instructions. This is for Side Opening (either Left or Right) only.

- 2 persons are recommended

(I)Connecting the Main Track w/ Extension Track(s)

- Pictures p101, p102, p103,…. can be found at the link:

http://picasaweb.google.com/RemoteControlCurtain/AssemblingCL800?authkey=eOXYwN_6Seg

See p101 (please refer pictures above for center opening)

a1) Unscrew the screw on Carrier-A and take out the Metal Clip. (Remember how the Steel Wire is placed as V-shaped)

a2) Cut off the cable ties and hold the coils.

a3) Uncoil about 4 feet of the Steel Wire and tie the rest of coils. (Remove any twists with care and make sure the steel wire is not tangling.)

See p102 (please refer pictures above for center opening)

b1) At the End Base, unscrew and take the L-Shaped Clip out.

See p103 (please refer pictures above for center opening)

c1) Pull the End Base out of the track in the direction along the track carefully.

c2) The Steel Wire will go along with the End Base.

c3) While pulling the End Base, please hold Carrier-A and Curtain Runners.

c4) Do not let Carrier-A and Curtain Runners drop out of the track.

c5) Make sure not to twist and coil the Steel Wire itself.

c6) Make sure do not twist the wire with the track.

c7) Keep pulling the End Base until the Steel Wire is long enough to insert an Extension Track.

See p104 (please refer pictures above for center opening)

d1) Connect the Main Track and Extension Track by using the Track Connector

d2) Fasten the 3 screws on the Connector.

d3) Repeat the procedures a3), c1) to d2) until the length wanted. The Extension Track can be cut off to fit the exact length.

d4) Put the End Base to the end of the added track and fasten the screw on the L-shaped clip as before (p102).

d5)There is a turning wheel inside the End Base. Make sure the steel wire is not dropped out of the wheel.

See p105 (please refer pictures above for center opening)

e1) Pull the Steel Wire at Carrier-A until both sides are taut.

e2) Move the Carrier-A to the end of the track.

e3) Repeat the last 2 steps e1) and e2) until Carrier-A is at the end of the track and the steel wire is taut.

See p106 (please refer pictures above for center opening)

f1) Fasten the Metal Clip onto the Carrier-A and make sure the Steel Wire is inside the curve in a V shape as before (p101). While doing that, make sure the Steel Wire is taut on both sides and Carrier-A is at the end of the track.

f2) Now when moving the Carrier-A along track back and forth, there should be a smooth feeling. If not, go to (III).

See p107 (please refer pictures above for center opening)

g1) Loosen the Screw on the L-Shaped Clip near the Motor Socket and take it out.

g2) Remove or add Curtain Runners as needed.

g3) Put back the L-shaped Clip and fasten the screw as before.

(III) Double Check The Following Before Going Forward

- There is a turning wheel inside the End Base at the very end of the track. Make sure the steel wire is not dropped out of the wheel.

- Make sure the Curtain Runners are free, without any tangling with the steel wire. (They should be moving up or down easily by themself if the track is tilted.)

- Make sure there is no twist, cross over, coils and knots with the Steel Wire.

- The Steel Wire should be totally inside the track but does not twist with Carrier-A and the wheels of the Carrier-A.

- There should be a smooth feeling when moving the Carrier-A along the track back and forth. If not, go back to (III).

(IV) Inserting the Motor and Testing the System

See (p108) (please refer pictures above for center opening)

In case to remove the Motor, press down the 'knob', turn the Motor 45 degree either direction and pull it up at the same time. It should be out of the socket easily.

h2) Connect the white cable between the motor plug “A” and the Control Panel. Connect the Power Adaptor between the Motor and a wall outlet. The indication green light should be on at the lower right hand corner of the Control Panel.

h3) Open the cover of the Control Panel, the 2 buttons next to “A” is for operating the main track. Press either button once to move Carrier-A. Press either button one more time to stop Carrier-A.

The 2 buttons next to “B” is for operating an Auxiliary Track if you have one.

You may add the Auxiliary Track (mostly used for the sheer behind the curtain) to become a Dual Track System in the future.

The Remote Control operates the same way. You will have to point the Remote Control to the Control Panel within 180 degrees and 25 feet to operate the Curtain System.

The Motor should stop automatically when Carrier-A reaches either ends. If not, tighten the Hexagon Screw a little by little at the end of the track (p109).

Be noted that the Hexagon Screw can not be too tight but has to be tight enough to allow the track to stop automatically. Inspect the steel wire near the motor socket inside the track. If the steel wire feels loose, make sure e1) to e3) was done correctly and then tighten the Hexagon Screw till the steel wire is taut. Do not fasten the Hexagon Screw all the way to the end.

Adjusting the Power for Motor

- There are 2 small screws (labeled ‘A’ & ‘B’) located at the lower right hand corner of the Control Panel.

- Turning the screws clockwise to increase the power of the Motor

- Turning the screws anti-clockwise to decrease the power of the Motor.

- 'A' is for Main track and ‘B’ is for Auxiliary track.

- Do not over power the Motor ( If Motor jerks rigorously at the end).

Factory preset is already for most cases (13’ system w/40 lb carrying weight)

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