TABLE OF CONTENTS

THE NEW GENERATION OF A PROVEN CONCEPT (RTS) ALTUS (RTS) THE SOMFY MOTOR RANGE DIMENSIONS SOMFY LV25/LW25/LT25/LT28 DC MOTORS SOMFY LS40/LT50/LT60/FTS/SLT SOMFY LT50/LT60 CMO, LT50 RH, LT50 ILT and LT50 ILT RH SOMFY LT50 ALTUS RTS, LT50 OREA RTS AND LT50 RTS CMO THE CONCEPT OF TORQUE MOTOR SELECTION GUIDE For Retractable Awnings MOTOR SELECTION GUIDE For Rolling Shutters MOTOR SELECTION GUIDE For Roll-up Applications and Interior Window Coverings SPECIAL APPLICATION MOTORS (ILT, FTS, SLT AND OREA RTS) FTS MOTOR SELECTION GUIDE AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS DC MOTOR MECHANICAL ACCESSORIES DC MOTOR CORD TAKE-UP SYSTEMS (CTS) LS40 MECHANICAL ACCESSORIES LT50/60 MECHANICAL ACCESSORIES Motor Brackets Idler Brackets Intermediate Brackets End Caps Miscellaneous Crowns and Drives CMO CABLES AND MECHANICAL ACCESSORIES LT50/60 AND LT50/60 CMO MECHANICAL ACCESSORY KITS INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS LT Range LS40, LT50/60, LT50 RH, LT50/60 CMO and LT50 RTS CMO Motors ILT and SLT Motors ALTUS RTS AND OREA RTS MOTOR LIMIT SETTING INSTRUCTIONS OPERATOR WIRING INSTRUCTIONS OPERATOR WIRING CONSIDERATIONS CATALOG NUMBER INDEX
2-5-14 15-20 21-22 23-24 25-27 28-33-36 37-42 43-47-48 49-51 52-54 55-58 59-62-66 67-72 73-78
Somfy Systems, Inc. 12/2003
(RTS) Radio Technology SOMFY
The New Generation of a Proven Concept
The SOMFY LT RTS (Radio Technology SomfyTM) motor line combines the quality characteristics of the previous tubular motors which have proven themselves a million times over, with innovative design and optimal technical features. The reliability, sturdy construction and maintenance free aspects of SOMFY motors have remained the same. The new Radio (RTS) concept offers you significantly easier motor selection, simple installation, plug-in wire connections and remote limit switch adjustments. The advanced design and technical innovations contribute to reducing installation time and costs which are important to both you and your customers.
Plugs Directly into a Standard Wall Receptacle
Minimum Labor Required: New Motor Mounting featuring motor bracket with spring and capability of 6 different installation positions
Convenience of remote limit adjustment set via the hand held transmitter (for Altus RTS)
Minimum "Side" Space Requirement: only 23mm
Electronic Limit Switch and RTS Receiver
SOMFY LT RTS Motors at a Glance
1. The Right Motor Solution for Every
Job, Due to a Wide Range of Models
Expanded product line in terms of lifting capacity and operating speed First manual override motor with built-in radio technology CMO RTS.
5. Easy Limit Switch Setting
Limits are set via remote radio transmitter
6. All SOMFY Motors are UL and CSA

Recognized

SOMFY UL Recognized motors can be found in the following file numbers: E60495, E60888, E63714
2. Quick and Easy Installation
Reduced number of mechanical accessories Can be installed in 6 different positions Minimum side space requirement (23mm) Motor and drive are attached with a simple click connection (no screws required)

0.4 0.6

24DC 24DC

Ampere

450mA 500mA

.322.322

.145.145
LW 25 Range - Double Shaft Drive
LW 25-B44 LW 25-B83 3.52 7.04

0.4 0.8

450mA 650mA

.432.432

.195.195

LT 28 Range

LT28 A LT28 AF LT28 B 6.16 6.16 6.16

.7.7.7

12VDC 12VDC 24VDC

750mA 750mA 380mA

.6.6.6

.27.27.27

8.8 8.8 8.8
* See chart on page 22 for Product Applications/ Lifting Specifications

The SOMFY AC Motor Range

Motor Names
It is easy to understand these names as they follow the logical order of increasing torque and have a letter indicating the application (speed).
Torque (Nm) Motor Diameter 4 for LSfor LTfor LT60 Speed R: Rolling Shutter = 14 rpm A: Awning = 20 rpm (LT50 range only) S: Screen = 36-38 rpm F: High Speed = 64 rpm Range-Voltage 120V Range 2 230V Range 1
Conversion Factor: 1 Nm = 8.8 in. lbs.

Radio Technology Somfy

* Important information which must be understood before using the following technical specifications.
SOMFY motors are not designed for continuous operation. They are equipped with a built-in thermal overload protector which limits their operation to intermittent use only. in accordance with Underwriter Laboratories, Inc. and Canadian Standards Association specifications. Maximum running time is approximately 5 minutes depending upon operating conditions. Although SOMFY motors are designed for indoor and outdoor use, they must be protected from direct weather elements such as: rain, sleet, etc. Theoretical Lifting Capacity does not take into account any systems losses and should be used only as a reference. For the definition of Theoretical Lifting Capacity please refer to page 13. The actual lifting capacity of the particular motor depends on other factors such as tube diameter used and its length, selection of motor accessories (brackets, end caps, etc.), and mounting method used. Please consult SOMFY Systems for assistance with determining the actual lifting capacity of SOMFY motors in your particular application.
LS40 Range - Round Head Progressive Limit Switch Unit

MOTOR TYPE

(4mm Allen Screw Limit)

NOMINAL TORQUE

ELECTRICAL RATING

LIMIT SWITCH CAPACITY

WEIGHT
THEORETICAL LIFTING CAPACITY*
404R2 409R2 404S2 401F2 412R11 105

4 1.3 12

Ampere Watt

0.8 1.2 0.9.85 1.75 135

# Rotations

2.11 2.38 1.92 2.10 2.38

0.95 1.08 0.95 0.95 1.08

44.0 100.0 44.0 14.0 132

20 6.4 60
* Theoretical lifting capacity given on a 40mm (1.57) tube. Length and tube deflection will determine its load capacity.

1.6 1.5 2.1 1.8 2.210 250

7.6 7.12 8.06 7.72 7.79

3.45 3.24 3.66 3.51 3.54
LT60 Range - Rapid Push Button Limits
The LT60 range offers up to a 100Nm (880 in. lb.) model, and 14 rpm for all models.
NOMINAL TORQUE in. lb. Nm

100 100

700 700
2.5 2.5 3.4 3.4 3.8 3.430
8.9 11.4 9.5 12.0 10.3 13.3
4.05 5.19 4.30 5.45 4.70 6.03

317 317

660R2 660R2 CMO 680R2 680R2 CMO 6100R2 6100R2 CMO

880 880

Dimensions
SOMFY LV25/LW25/LT25 /LT28 DC MOTORS

5.45/138.5

LV 25-B44 LV 25-B64

LV 25 -B64

24 VDC 0.6 N/m 35 rpm IP mA made in France
JAPAN & US Patent Pending

8.1/205.5

LW 25-B44 LW 25-B83

LW 25 -B83

24 VDC 0.8 N/m 30 rpm IP mA made in France

Dimensions are inches/mm

11.2/285

.55/14

LT 28A LT 28B

.67/17

1.14/29

O.09/2.4

1.34/34
Note: LT28AF is a flush mount type
SOMFY LS40/LT50/LT60 /FTS/SLT

17.4/442.1/3 16.6/421

401F2 404R2 404S2 409R2 412R2
2 Mounting Holes for Self-Tapping Screw Dia. 4 mm (Cat. # 4000555) (Depth 9 mm), Spaced 1.14" (29 mm) Apart

1.5/38.2

.48/12.24/6.41/10.5
504S2 506S2 510S2 510R2 515S2 515A2 520R2 525A2 530R2 535A2 540R2 550R2

X in. / mm

19.88/505 20.67/525 21.85/555 19.88/505 23.82/605 20.67/525 20.67/525 21.85/555 21.85/555 23.82/605 23.82/605 23.82/605

MAX. +.12/3

Y in. / mm
19.29/490 20.08/510 21.26/540 19.29/490 23.23/590 20.08/510 20.08/510 21.26/540 21.26/540 23.23/590 23.23/590 23.23/590

Mounting Hole.87/22 Deep

.16/3.9

.48/12

.67/17.12/3

1.0/25 1.22/31

4 Steel Pop Rivets 5 mm in o Diameter 90 Apart Typical

X MAX. Y +.12/3

LT50 FTS
525A2 FTS 26.2/655 25.6/640

.295/7.5

SLT50*
525A2 SLTL 525A2 SLTR 535A2 SLTL 535A2 SLTR
26.6/675 26.6/675 28.2/715 28.2/715
26.0/660 26.0/660 27.6/700 27.6/700

1.3/33 1.54/39

WIRING COLOR CODE FOR LT50/60
White Black Red Green Neutral White Button Yellow Button Ground

660R2 680R2 6100R2

LT50/60/FTS
25.9/659 25.9/659 25.9/659
25.3/642 25.3/642 25.3/642

2.91/74

.98/24 White Button 2.48/63

Do Not Wire in Parallel

LT60 FTS
655A2 FTS 27.3/684 26.7/677
2 Mounting Holes for Self-Tapping Screw Dia. 5 mm (Cat. # 4000551) Depth 13 mm Spaced 1.89" (48 mm) Apart
WIRING COLOR CODE FOR FTS 50/60
5 White Black Red Green Grey Neutral White Button Yellow Button Ground Brake

SLT60*

660R2 SLTL 660R2 SLTR

28.9/734 28.9/734

28.2/717 28.2/717
SLT of push buttons is: blue & yellow * (left color code white & blue (right version). version) &
NOTE: Dimensions in millimeters are more accurate. X dimension refers to the length of the motor tube and drive assembly. Y dimension refers to the distance for mounting the pop rivets.

2.36/60

1.85/47

1.5\38

SOMFY LT50/LT60 CMO, LT50 RH, LT50 ILT RH and LT50 ILT

LT50 CMO

MOTOR TYPE X in. / mm Y in. / mm

.96/24

525A2 CMO 530R2 CMO 535A2 CMO 540R2 CMO 550R2 CMO
23.39/594 23.39/594 26.14/664 26.14/664 26.14/664
22.80/579 22.80/579 25.55/649 25.55/649 25.55/649

LT50/60 CMO

.48/12.79/20

2.13/54 1.64/41.7

1.81/46 1.57/40
See Note for Tube Diameter

LT60 CMO

.98/25

1.57/40 1.57/40

660R2 CMO 25.4/646 680R2 CMO 26.8/681 6100R2 CMO 26.8/681
24.8/630 26.2/665 26.2/665

White Black Red Green

Neutral White Button Ground Yellow Button

WIRING COLOR CODE

NOTE 1: LT50 Tube Diameter = 1.85"/47 mm LT60 Tube Diameter = 2.36"/60 mm
Center Line of Override Shaft HEX.275/7 or SQUARE.236/6

LT50 RH

504S2 RH 506S2 RH 510S2 RH 515S2 RH 520R2 RH 19.9/505 20.7/525 21.9/555 23.8/605 20.7/525 19.3/490 20.1/510 21.3/540 23.2/590 20.1/510

.2.0/49.6.16/3.9

Mounting Hole.80/20 Deep
2 Mounting Holes for Self-Tapping Screw Dia. 4 mm (Cat. # 4000555) Depth 9 mm, Spaced 1.14" (29 mm) Apart

FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2

2 inches 1 inch Torque 1 in. lb. Torque 2 in. lbs.
CONVERSION FACTOR 1 Nm = 8.8 in. lbs.
Definition of Theoretical Lifting Capacity
The theoretical lifting capacity is an indicator of the torque capability of the motor. However, the actual load values will differ depending on many factors including tube diameter, tube length, material, friction and type of accessories used. Under no circumstances shall the maximum load including all accessories (including the tube) in the system (between the 2 motor brackets) exceed the maximum load rating of systems individual components. For all LS40 motors the theoretical lifting capacity is given on a 40 mm (1.57) tube. Length and tube deflection will determine its load capacity. For all LT50 motors theoretical lifting capacity is given on a 2 tube. Length and tube's deflection will determine its load capacity. For all LT60 motors theoretical lifting capacity is given on a 2.5 tube. Length and tube's deflection will determine its load capacity. Please contact SOMFY Systems, Inc. with questions pertaining to maximum load requirements.

Motor Selection Guide

For Retractable Awning Systems
1 Pair (2 arms) 20 ft. (6 m) 2 Pair (4 arms) 33 ft. (10 m) 3 Pair (6 arms) 50 ft. (15 m) 4 Pair (8 arms) 66 ft. (20 m) 5 Pair (10 arms) 82 ft. (25 m) 6 Pair (12 arms) 100 ft. (30 m)
B Number of Arms C Length of Installation A D
Projection of Arms 5 ft. (1.5 m)

Roller Tube O.D. Sizes

2.5" (63) 3.0" (78) 3.5" (89) 2.5" (63) 3.0" (78) 3.5" (89) 2.5" (63) 3.0" (78) 3.5" (89) 2.5" (63) 3.0" (78) 3.5" (89) 2.5" (63) 3.0" (78) 3.5" (89)
535A2 525A2 535A2 540R2 535A2 550R2 550R2 540R2 550R2 550R2 540R2 550R2 660R2 550R2 680R2 550R2 680R2 680R2 680R2 6100R2 680R2 6100R2 660R2 550R2 660R2 660R2 550R2 680R2 6100R2 6100R2 660R2 680R2 680R2 680R2 6100R2 525A2 535A2 550R2 535A2 540R2 550R2 550R2 660R2 680R2 680R2 6100R2 6100R2 535A2 550R2 660R2 540R2 550R2 660R2 660R2 680R2 660R2 660R2 680R2 6100R2 550R2 660R2 680R2 680R2 680R2 6100R2 660R2 680R2

6.5 ft. (2.0 m)

8 ft. (2.4 m)

9 ft. (2.7 m)

10 ft. (3.0 m)
13.5 ft. (4.0 m) 16.5 ft. (5.0 m)
2.5" (63) 3.0" (78) 2.5" (63) 3.0" (78)
Above chart is approximate. For more specific information, refer to factory.
NOTE: The Selection Guidelines pertaining to the CMO RTS and Altus RTS motors are the same as above.

226.0 ft2

258.3 ft2

290.6 ft2

322.9 ft2

301.4 ft2

344.4 ft2

387.5 ft2

430.5 ft2

269.1 ft2

FTS 55/20

376.7 ft2 452.1 ft2

484.4 ft2

538.2 ft2

516.7 ft2

581.3 ft2

645.8 ft2

602.8 ft2

688.9 ft2

775.0 ft2

861.1 ft2

Install Several Systems
678.1 ft2 775.0 ft2 753.5 ft2 861.1 ft2 828.9 ft2 947.3 ft2

871.9 ft2

968.8 ft2

1076.4 ft2

118.4 ft2

236.8 ft2

355.2 ft2

473.6 ft2

592.0 ft2

710.4 ft2

1065.7 ft2

1184.1 ft2

904.2 ft2

1033.4 ft2

1162.6 ft2

1291.7 ft2

All dimensions are in meters: 1 meter = 3.281 feet = 39.37 inches.

GUIDES REQUIRED

376.7 ft2

452.1 ft2

527.4 ft2

678.1 ft2

753.5 ft2

STRAPS

GUIDES RECOMMENDED

LT FTS

Installation Instructions
A. INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
Using the SOMFY FTS selector chart (located on page 25 of this catalog or our website) select the appropriate sized motors. Operators should then be fit into their respective tubes in accordance with standard installation instructions, using the correct crown and drive. All mechanical accessories of the system and the mounting method must be capable of withstanding the tension and forces exerted by the motors (please refer to page 24 for these values). Before proceeding, press in both limits on each motor, and leave the buttons locked in the "in" position.

Fig. 1

DIRECTION OF FABRIC

Tension Direction

STRAP MOTOR DIRECTION OF FABRIC

Winding Direction

Rotation Directions The illustrations at right represent a view of the motors (Fabric and Strap Motor) looking at the head with the push buttons at the 12 o'clock position. The concept illustrated here Winding Tension applies for all LT FTS configurations. The white push button always corresponds to the Direction Direction black motor wire and the yellow push button always corresponds to the red motor wire. Only the "Winding Direction" and "Tension Direction" designation change depending on whether the fabric or straps are winding on the motor tube Winding Direction or unwinding from the tube Tension Direction. It is crucial that you identify the proper motor configuration of your installation in the chart on the following page and use the wiring chart below it to later connect to the appropriate terminals of the FTS control. The motorized tubes should be mounted onto their respective brackets. The locking stop ring included with each operator MUST be used with the motor end bracket. Ensure that the motorized tubes are parallel and fabric is rolled up. Attach Straps to the strap tube. Connect the Tester cable to the motor leads as shown in the table to the right, and in fig. 2 below. The winding direction will have the power switched, and the tension direction is not used.

120VAC Supply Neutral White (both motors) Winding Tension STRAP MOTOR Brake (gray) Winding Tension FABRIC MOTOR Brake (gray)

Switch and Security

Common Direction 1 - Fabric Unwinding Direction 2 - Fabric Winding Lockout
Jumper needed if lockout not used.

Jumper or Alarm Contact

50-60 Hz Pin Selector
Asymetric Tension Adjustment

Final Tension Adjustment

Dynamic Tension Adjustment

Brake Release Button

DC Motor Mechanical Accessories
DC LT28 BRACKETS AND END CAPS

Dimensions (mm)

Cat. Number

6180353

Description
Angle Brackets w/Teflon Bushings - 4 screws and anchors included - O 4 mm idler bushing included

6180354

Angle Brackets w/Plastic Caps - Compatible with 6090315 idler end cap - Pin O 4 mm

6180356

Standard Brackets

6090315

End Cap For Tube 28 x 0.7 mm, 29 x 1.15 mm and 29 x 2.0 mm - Pin O 4 mm

O 39 O 2.4

6061298
Flush Mount Bracket for LT28A and LT28B Motor
Headrail Adaptors for LV and LW Motors

6050009

Headrail Adaptor for 25 x 25 mm/Celebrity/Best Buy

6050008

Headrail Adaptor for Fbr. 25 x 25 mm

6050007

Headrail Adaptor for SoftLine

6050006

Headrail Adaptor for MidiMatic

6050005

Headrail Adaptor for Classic Supreme

6050004

Headrail Adaptor for Verosol Europe/Mexico

6050010

Headrail Adaptor for VersaRail/Easy Up/Activator/EasyGlide

6050650

Headrail Adaptor for EasyRise (New Version/Old Version)

6050600

Headrail Adaptor for GutterRail/Low Profile 2 Headrail

6050602

Headrail Adaptor for SureClose Headrail

6050013

Headrail Adaptor for LightLines

6050003

Shaft Adaptor for 5 mm Hexagonal

6051003

Long Shaft Adaptor for 5 mm Hexagonal

6050002

Shaft Adaptor for 5 mm Square

6050001

Shaft Adaptor for 6 mm Hexagonal

6051001

Long Shaft Adaptor for 6 mm Hexagonal

AMS 25

6050000
Adjustable Mechanical Stop (AMS)

6050666

Wall Mount Brackets for RDS/RTS Control

6070504

Heavy Duty Angle Plate with Universal Motor Bracket - With two M8 screws and nuts included - Angle plate (zinc-plated steel) - Three adjustment positions possible - Maximum motor torque - 85 Nm or 100 Nm when used with locking spring ring Cat. #4350027 - Maximum system load - 130 Kg. (287 Lbs.) or 200 Kg. (441 Lbs.) when used with locking spring ring Cat. #4350027 Heavy Duty Angle Plate - Same as above but without the universal motor bracket Motor Bracket With Spring Ring (120 mm x 120 mm) - Four mounting holes provided - Zinc-plated steel - Lateral space requirement for installation: 28 mm - Maximum motor torque - 85 Nm - Maximum system load - See note below Motor Bracket With Spring Ring (100 mm x 100 mm) - Four mounting holes provided with a through hole in the center of the bracket - Zinc-plated steel - Lateral space requirement for installation: 28 mm - Maximum motor torque - 85 Nm - Maximum system load - See note below

6070506

6070507

6070510

6070511
LT50/60 Radial Motor Bracket - Maximum motor torque 80 Nm - Zinc plated steel - Allows for easy removal of LT motor without removing entire bracket. It disassembles in 2 pieces with one part remaining attached to structure - Maximum system load - See note below

6070513

LT50 Universal Motor Bracket - Maximum motor torque - 50 Nm - Zinc plated steel - Maximum system load - 115 Kg. (254 Lbs.)

6070509

LT50 Adjustable Universal Motor Bracket - Zinc plated steel - Without molded nuts - Maximum motor torque - 50 Nm - Maximum system load - 115 Kg. (254 Lbs.) - Replaces SOMFY Cat. No. 6070514

6070515

Retrofit Brackets - Zinc plated steel - yellow - LO LT motor bracket with a 10 mm stud. Vertical pin hole - Mounting screws Cat. No. 4000551 not included - Maximum motor torque - 25 Nm for new LT applications - 35 Nm for replacing LS motor with LT motor - Maximum system load - 70 Kg. (154 Lbs.) Same as above, except pin hole is horizontal

6070516

6070517

2 x M8

"LO" LT50 Motor Bracket - Comes with two 5 mm motor mounting screws - Maximum motor torque 50 Nm - Zinc plated steel - Maximum system load - See note below

6070518

Adjustable Motor Bracket with Spring Ring - Zinc-plated steel - Horizontally and Vertically adjustable - Lateral space requirement for installation: 27 mm - Maximum motor torque 50 Nm - Maximum system load - See note below

dia. 11

6070519

4000555 4000556

4350002 4350026

4350027

Locking Spring Ring - Must be used with all brackets in combination with the 6100R2 motor or installations where flexing of the tube is abnormally high - Used with brackets and motors rated up to 100 Nm - Spring type stainless steel - Locking screw must be secured to prevent the motor from disengaging from the universal bracket Pull-off Tool for Spring Ring - Black finished steel

4350028

4350029
Cord Setting Tool - Permits setting of the UP and Down positions when there is limited access to the motor's limit switch buttons - Instructions included

4350030

Spring Ring with Loop - Used with Brackets and Motors rated up to 80 Nm maximum - Allows for easy hand removal from the bracket - Spring type stainless steel

4350031

Limit Switch Button Extensions - Consists of 2 white and 2 yellow extensions

4350032

LT50 Stop Wheel - Screws into the motor output shaft to prevent drive from coming off shaft - Instructions included - Black composite stop LT60 Stop Wheel - Same as above but with a screw adaptable to the LT60 operators Tester Cable - 4 Wire - Allows for easy setting of the LT motor limit switches before connecting the motor to the controlling device FTS Tester Cable - 5 Wire - Same as above, but for the FTS (Fabric Tension System)

4350036

6020086

6020087

6180500

CTS 50 Kit

6050185

Headrail for CTS 50

6050186
Headrail Cover for CTS 50

6050184

Finished Side Caps for CTS 50 Headrail

6080183

Headrail Mounting Brackets

6050090

O 1.5 mm
Fabric Fastening Clip for 2" (50 mm) O.D. Tube - Made out of spring steel

6050102

Fabric Fastener for 2.5" (63 mm) O.D. Tube

Cables and Miscellaneous

Standard Motor Cables Without Plug (4 wire)
LT Motor Cable - 6 Ft. LT Motor Cable - 12 Ft. LT Motor Cable - 24 Ft. LT Motor Cable - 6 Ft. long with waterproof plug
LT RTS and ILT Motor Cables Without Plug (3 wire)
6020542 LT Motor Cable - 3 Ft. LT Motor Cable - 6 Ft. LT Motor Cable - 12 Ft. LT Motor Cable - 18 Ft. LT Motor Cable - 24 Ft.

6061331

70 mm Octagonal LT60 Crown 70 mm Octagonal LT50 Crown 70 mm Octagonal Aluminum LT50/60 Drive Wheel Kit

6061322

70 mm Octagonal LT60 Crown 70 mm Octagonal LT60 Set 70 mm Octagonal LT Drive
Tube Profiles Cat. Number

6060855 + + 6061216

I65 LT50 Crown I65 LT50 Set I65 LT50 Drive DS 70 LT50 Crown (3 mm offset) DS 70 LT50 Set (3 mm offset) DS 70 LT Drive (0.8 -1 mm wall thickness) (3 mm offset) DS 70 LT Drive (1.2 -1.5 mm wall thickness) (3 mm offset) DS 74 LT50 Crown DS 74 LT50 Set DS 74 LT Drive DS 78 LT50 Crown DS 78 LT60 Crown DS 78 LT50 Set DS 78 LT Drive DS 78/R LT50 Crown (4.4 mm offset) DS 78/R LT60 Crown (4.4 mm offset) DS 78/R LT Drive (4.4 mm offset) DS 78/D LT50 Crown (2.5 mm offset) DS 78/D LT60 Crown (2.5 mm offset) DS 78/D LT Drive (2.5 mm offset) DS 85 LT50 Crown DS 85 LT60 Crown

6061327 6061368

DS 85 LT Drive SM 65 LT50 Crown - 3 Grooves

6061369

SM 65 LT Drive

6061375

AMA71 LT50 Crown

6061374

AMA71 LT50 Drive

6061376

P72 LT60 Crown (4 mm offset) P72 LT50 Crown Set (4 mm offset) P72 LT50 Set (4 mm offset) P72 LT Drive (4 mm offset) LT60 Drive (78 mm)

6061377

LT60 Crown (78 mm)

6060934 6061321

I85 LT60 Crown I85 LT60 Set I85 LT Drive 3.5" Round LT50 Crown (81mm x 1mm) 3.5" Round LT60 Crown (89mm x 2mm) 3.5" Round LT50 Set 3.5" Round LT60 Set 3.5" Round LT Drive (89 mm x 2 mm) 3.5" Round LT Drive (89 mm x 1 mm) 4.0" Round LT60 Crown 4.0" Round LT60 Set 4.0" Round LT Drive (102 mm x 2 mm)

6061380

2 LT Drive for CTS 50 Tube
CMO Cables and Mechanical Accessories

6020560 6020559

Standard LT CMO Motor Cable - 6 ft. Standard LT CMO Motor Cable - 12 ft. Standard LT CMO Motor Cable - 24 ft. Standard LT CMO Motor Cable - 6 ft. Long with Waterproof Plug LT RTS CMO Motor Cable - 6 ft. LT RTS CMO Motor Cable - 12 ft. LT RTS CMO Motor Cable - 18 ft. LT RTS CMO Motor Cable - 24 ft. LT RTS CMO Cable with 5-15P Right Angle NEMA Plug - 6 ft. LT RTS CMO Cable with 5-15P Right Angle NEMA Plug - 12 ft. LT RTS CMO Cable with 5-15P Right Angle NEMA Plug - 18 ft. LT RTS CMO Cable with 5-15P Right Angle NEMA Plug - 24 ft. Standard LT and LT CMO Motor Mounting Plate - Allows for different orientation of the LT CMO motor head in 15 increments - Zinc plated steel - Maximum motor torque - 100 Nm - Maximum system load - See note below

CMO Awning Kit without Awning Eye
1/4 - 20 x 1.25 hex head SS18-8 bolt 1/4 - 20 x 7/8 socket head cap screw Nut hex 1/4 - 20 18-8 SS 1/4 flat washer SS 18-8 1/4 split lock washer 18-8 CMO awning bracket with US thread Plastic bag 5 x 6 x.1 1
CMO ME Awning Kit without Awning Eye
1/4 - 20 x 3/4 hex head SS 18-8 bolt 1/4 - 20 x 1.25 hex head SS18-8 bolt Nut hex 1/4 - 20 18-8 SS 1/4 flat washer SS18-8 1/4 split lock washer 18-8 CMO ME awning bracket with US thread Plastic bag 5 x 6 x.1 1

LT Range

SOFT CLIP (Removable)
Installation of the drive wheel to the motor shaft: Push the drive into the motor shaft until you hear a "click". Two clips lock the drive wheel into the motor shaft. There are two types of LT drive wheels: Removable or "Soft Clip" type, and fixed or "Hard Clip" type.

Motor Shaft

Drive Wheel Clips

Motor Shaft in Place

The "Soft Clip" drives are available only for round tubes in 2", 2.5" and 2.75" diameters. The drive wheel can be removed by physically pulling it off the motor shaft. For the ease of identification all "Soft Clip" drives are brown. The "Hard Clip" drives can only be removed from the shaft by pressing the two clips inward at the same time. The motor must be out of the tube in order to have access to the clips. These drives are black. Installation in round tubes: The drive must be riveted to the tube after the motor is inserted. See page 62 for required fastener size and quantity. Installation in profiled tubes: The drive doesn't need to be riveted to the tube because it is already in a positive lock position within the profiled tube.

Open Grooves

HARD CLIP (Fixed)
Motor Shaft Locked in Place

Closed Grooves

LS40, LT50/60, LT50 RH
Determining the Tube Length (B):
Clear dimension (A) Space requirement for motor bracket (C) Space requirement for idler bracket (D)

C B A D

= Tube length (B) The dimensions for the lateral space requirement for the motor brackets and idler brackets depends on the bracket design in each instance. They also include the space requirements for the motor head which are listed on pages 10-12.

Operator Wiring Instructions

LT50/60

Incorrect
DECORATOR PADDLE/ TOGGLE SWITCH

WARNING:

Do not wire two or more LT operators to one single pole switch. This will cause the motors to malfunction.

GROUND CONNECTED TO BOX

LT MOTOR WIRING COLOR CODE
120V AC CODE WHITE PUSH-BUTTON YELLOW PUSH-BUTTON (C) COMMON (G) GROUND BLACK RED WHITE GREEN
Note: Only RTS and ILT motors can be wired in parallel.
LT50 ALTUS RTS AND LT50 RTS CMO MOTOR WIRING COLOR CODE
120V AC CODE (H) HOT (N) NEUTRAL (G) GROUND BLACK WHITE GREEN
Operator Wiring Considerations

4 GND MC

MSWITCH HOT
Because of the type of motor (Asynchronous with built-in capacitor) and the built-in limit switches, it is important to follow two important recommendations to assure proper operation of the motorized systems - SOMFY Operators are not universal motors. SYMBOLS W2 TP GND

120V - 60Hz

M1 M2 C W1
Microswitch Microswitch Capacitor Motor Wiring
Motor Winding Thermal Protector Ground
The operator is connected to a 120V-60HZ power source through a single pole (or double pole), double throw, center off switch.

DP DT SWITCH

CORRECT
1. Do Not Wire SOMFY Operators in Parallel (Does not apply to RTS or ILT motors). Parallel Wiring Means: Several Operators are Wired to Only One Electrical Contact Per Direction of Rotation. There will be constant feedback from one motor to another, so stopping points will not be stable and there is a risk of motor burn out. Correct: Correct wiring solution is to use a double pole, double throw, center off switch which would isolate both motors. Incorrect: Motor A stops at its limit in direction 2 before Motor B. Current in Motor B feeds back to motor A through capacitor C2 and microswitches M3 and M1. Both operators keep rotating in opposite directions at reduced power. 2. Do Not Control One SOMFY Operator from Several Locations Without Using Proper Controller. Correct: Possible problem: When switch (1) is turned on, the motor will begin running in direction 1. As it reaches its limit, the microswitch M1 will open. If, at the same moment in time switch (2) is turned on, the motor will operate in the opposite direction. This is why we recommend the use of momentary switches with the Multi-Switch Command (MSC). Incorrect: The microswitch M1 closes, shortcircuiting the capacitor which is loaded at its maximum voltage (180V). As a result the microswitch M1 is damaged. Solution: Use relays to build priorities between controls sending opposite signals. Do not use a standard "light" switch as a motor control.

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Cat. No. 6180451 6180452

2005 No. 9137018

Description White Dress Cover for Idler and Motor Brackets LT50 Anti Vibration Idler Bracket (for 10 mm shaft) Anti-vibration Idler Bracket for 12 mm Diameter Shaft U Shaped Idler Bracket Idler Bearing for 12 mm Diameter Shaft Die Cast End Cap with 10 mm Shaft 2 Anti-Vibration End Cap Molded Composite End Cap (2.5" Tube Diameter) LS 40 Idler End Cap with 8 mm Diameter Pin Molded Composite End Cap (2.0" Tube Diameter) 2" Tube Adjustable End Cap with 12 mm Diameter Shaft 2.5" Tube Adjustable End Cap with 12 mm Diameter Shaft 2" Tube Adjustable End Cap with 14 mm Diameter Shaft 2.5" Tube Adjustable End Cap with 14 mm Diameter Shaft 2.75" Tube Adjustable End Cap with 14 mm Diameter Shaft 2" Tube Idler End Cap without Shaft 2.5" Tube Idler End Cap without Shaft 2.75" Tube Idler End Cap without Shaft 40 x 0.6 mm Octagonal Tube End Cap 40 x 1.1 mm Octagonal Tube End Cap Idler End Cap for CTS 50 Tube 13 mm Square Drive Shaft with 12 mm Diameter Shaft 13 mm Square Drive Shaft with 14 mm Diameter Shaft Heavy Duty End Cap Shaft Die Cast End Cap with 12 mm Shaft 40 mm Diameter Adjustable End Cap End Cap for 29 mm Tube Roller Tube End Cap with 12 mm Hole Universal End Cap for 2" Tube with 10 mm Collapsible Shaft Universal End Cap for 2" Tube with 12 mm Collapsible Shaft Universal End Cap for 2" Tube with 14 mm Collapsible Shaft Standard LT and LT CMO Motor Mounting Plate CMO 100 x 100 mm LT Motor Mounting Bracket US 3/4 inch SS Hardware Kit US 1 inch SS Hardware Kit US 1.25 inch SS Hardware Kit Metric 20 mm SS Hardware Kit Metric 25 mm SS Hardware Kit Metric 30 mm SS Hardware Kit CTS 29mm w/New Molded Cradle Kit for SOMFY 46 x 51mm Headrail Angle Brackets w/Teflon Bushings Angle Brackets w/Plastic Caps Standard Brackets 29mm Cone and Ring Kit CTS 25 (Kit) for Standard 1x1 Headrail (5 mm Hex Shaft) CTS 40 (Kit) for GutterRail 2 x 2 1/4 Headrail CTS 25 (Kit) for Standard 1x1 Headrail (5 mm Square Shaft) CTS 25 (Kit) for Classic Supreme R Headrail (6 mm Hex Shaft) CTS 25 (Kit) for Standard 1x1 Headrail (6 mm Hex Shaft) CTS 25 (Kit) for Classic Supreme R Headrail (5 mm Hex Shaft) CTS 25 (Kit) for VersaRail/Easy-Up/EasyGlide R (5 mm Hex Shaft) CTS 25 (Kit) for VersaRail/Easy-Up/EasyGlide R (6 mm Hex Shaft) CTS 25 (Kit) for GutterRail/Low Profile 2 Headrail (5 mm Hex Shaft) CTS 25 (Kit) for GutterRail/Low Profile 2 Headrail (6 mm Hex Shaft) CTS 25 (Kit) for LightLines R (5 mm Hex Shaft) CTS 25 (Kit) for LightLines R (6 mm Hex Shaft) LT50 Flexible Intermediate Bracket Kit for 2 Tube (30 Degree Bend) LT50 Flexible Intermediate Bracket Kit for 2 Tube (45 Degree Bend)

LT RTS CMO MOTOR Programming and Limit Setting Instructions -Description
on Electncal And/Or Exchange No Refu~ds Components The LT RTS CMO is designed for rolling blinds. awnings. and shutters. The LT RTS CMO must be programmed with the Inteo family of transmitters. The LT RTS CMO motors are compatible with a SOURIS and EOUS RTS SENSORS.

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Important Installation Tips
A. For initial programming provide power only to the motor being programmed. B. All motor feedback (previously audible "beeping") is now replaced by a visual jog. A jog is a short Up & Down movement of the motor (0.5 second turn of the motor in each direction). C. The LT RTS CMO motor in Factory Mode will not respond to any transmitter (as it did previously with RTS Motors) until a transmitter is assigned to communicate with the motor's receiver. To assign a transmitter press its UP & DOWN buttons Simultaneously until the motor jogs D. Before pressing the programming button on the transmitter, verify the motor directions (if DOWN on the transmitter corresponds to DOWN on the end-product) and set the end limits of the motor. Refer to section 4.3 of this instruction. E. The motor is packaged in "FACTORY MODE", and will remain in this mode until the programming button on the transmitter is pressed, thus putting it into "USER MODE". ROTATIONDIRECTION CAN ONLY BE MODIFIED IN "FACTORY MODE". F.A double pDwer cut cannot be achieved if the mDtDr is still in FACTORYor INSTALLER MDde. First program a transmitter intD the memDry Df the mDtor.
G. WARNING: For the EOUS/SOURIS configured correctly. RTS SENSOR to function properly, the transminer which is memorized into the motors receiver must be The DOWN button MUST correspond to DOWN on the end-product. In the case of an awning, it will open or extend the awning. THIS IS DANGEROUS! Damage and injury
If the UP button extends the awning, the wind sensor will also extend the awning during windy conditions. could occur. Do not proceed until proper operation of the transmitter is verified.

Power Supply

120 VAC 160 Hz
A. All wiring must conform to NEC(NationalElectricalCode)and local codes.

MOTOR WIRING COLOR CODE

HOT NEUTRAL CODE 120VAC GROUND
B. The LTRTSCMOmotors can be wired in PARALLEL. GREEN WHITE A means of disconnectingthe power at each motor independentiyshould BLACK be provided. C. Power only needsto be suppliedto the motor. The receiver is completely enclosed insidethe motor tube. D. The antennais internalto the motor. E. SOMFYReserves the right to void the motor warranty if wiring recommendations are not followed.
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TEUS 4 RTS TEUS 1 RTS

1 CHANNEL 4 INOMDUAL CHANNELS CHANNEL

2Transmitters

& 1 MASTER
t ~~Cl belOW are all compatiOle controls

STOP DOWN

Motor's memory capacity with Telis, Decora RTS, Telis Soliris: maximum of 12 transmitters plus an additional 3 RTS sensors. The Master Channel on a 4 channel transmitter can be used as an additional individual channel for a tDtal of 5 channels, withDUt the option of master control of all mDtDrs Range: Up to 65 feet from the mDtor
CHAllHEl INDICATOR LED CHANNEl. SElECTOR

I" ~I 1.8in/45nm

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PROGRAMMING

DECORA RTS 1 SWITCH

DECORA RTS 4 SW"CH

BUTTON

TEUS 1 RTS TRANSMITTER

TEUS 4 RTS TRANSMITTER
TEUS SOURIS RTS TRANSMITTER

PROGRAMMING BUTTON

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Requirements

If the installation is made up of several RTS motors, only one RTS motor must be powered during programming, all other motors must be disconnected. This will avoid interferences during the initial programming of each motor. The mounting distance between 2 motor heads should not be less than 19 inches between RTS motor heads, to avoid possible interference. Use only SOMFY RTS radio controls. In order to avoid water penetration, form a "drip loop" with the power cable and use a hood when required. Use SOMFY accessories (adaptors, brackets, plug ends,.), rated for the motor torque and total weight of the installation.

The motor cable should not act as a direct conduit for the water to enter the head of the motor (form drip loops).
NOTE: SOMFY motors conform to IP44 requirements and as such must be protected against direct weather elements such as rain, sleet,.etc.

4 Factory Mode

~ allows ror rotation direction modification and setting of the end limits
CONTROLLING THE LT RTS CMO MOTOR WHEN SWITCHING POWER ON FOR FIRST TIME 1) Two positions have to be set, the UP and DOWN limits. This is achieved with the mechanical CMO limit switch unit. Provide power to the motor. Notice the motor will not respond to any transmitter until a transmitter is assigned to communicate with the motors receiver. A) Remove the protective cap covering the limit setting buttons on the motor head, (replace when finished). B) Depress fully both limit switch buttons. They will automatically lock in the down position. 2) Assign the transmitter to communicate with the motor's receiver, push the UP and DOWN buttons on the transmitter SIMULTANEOUSLY.
Release both buttons after the end-product can operate the motor during programming. LT RTS CMO motor will now operate in a momentary fashion.

jogs The

briefly UP/DOWN indicating that this transmitter

* In case of

problems with FACTORYMODE, turn the power off to the motor for 2 sec. and then back on in order to reset it.
3) Check direction of operation. The DOWN button must correspond to DOWN on the end-product. In the case of an awning, it will open or extend the awning. If the direction is wrong, change the direction as shown.
Release the STOP button when the end-product jogs briefly UP/DOWN indicating that the change has been memorized in the motor. Verify that the change took place before proceeding. Press the stop button for more than 5 seconds
WARNING: For the EOLIS/SOLIRIS RTS SENSOR to function properly, the transmitter which is memorized into the motors receiver, must be configured correctly. The DOWN button MUST correspond to DOWN on the end-product. In the case of an awning, it will open or extend the awning. If the UP button extends the awning, the wind sensor will also extend the awning during windy conditions. TlflS IS DANGEROUS! Damage and injury Gould OGGUr. not proGeed until proper operation of the Do transmitter is verified.

4) Set the UP and DOWN limits.
The buttons shown may not correspond
1. Identify the UP limit switch push button, on the CMO motor head. Press the UP button of the transmitter and let the end-product reach the required UP position, then stop it. 2. Unlock the UP limit switch push button by pressing and releasing it. 3. Repeat the above operation to set the DOWN end limit. 4. Replace the protective cap.

White Button

to the correct directions

Yellow Button

--II II

on the end-product.

5 Installer

IMPORTANT

-pis mode allows for readjusting of the end limits and final programming
If the installation is made up of several LT RTS CMO motors, only one LT RTS CMO motor must be powered during proaramming. This will avoid interference with the first programming of each LT RTS CMO motor. If several motors are connected on the same power supply, please refer to the Warning note in Section 6.6 - "Resetting motors back to USER MODE". *If the INSTALLER MODE directly follows FACTORY MODE. with no power interruption to the motor. go directly to Section 5.3
1) Provide power to the LT RTS CMO motor. Press SIMULTANEOUSLY on the UP and DOWN buttons of the RTS transmitter in order to take control of the motor. Then check that the LT RTS CMO motor is in INSTALLER MODE. In this mode the LT RTS CMO motor runs when a directional button on the transmitter is pressed and held (momentary fashion). 2) If the end limits need to be readjusted, please refer to section - 4.3 and 4.4 3) Record the first Transmitter or Channel. On 4 channel transmitters, verify the desired channel selection before pressing the the programming button.
Release it when the end-product jogs briefly UP/DOWN indicating that the transmitter has been memorized into the motor. The motor is now in USER MODE button
Press the programming on the RTS transmitter

6 User Mode

~ mode ;s for operating the motor by the end user
Two intermediate postions (IP1 & IP2) can be programmed into the LT RTS CMO motor. IP1 is set using the UP limit as a reference, and IP2 is set from the DOWN limit as a reference. 1) Record the INTERMEDIATE POSITION (IP1) referenced from the UP LIMIT of the end-product
Set the end-product at its UP limit with the RTS transmitter

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and release begins
Stop the end-product intermediate at the Push the STOP button of the RTS transmitter The end-product for five seconds. jogs
Push simultaneously on the STOP and DOWN button of the RTS transmitter

position (IP1) you

wish to achieve (if necessary, adjust this position with UP and DOWN push buttons).
them when the end-product to move.
briefly UP/DOWN indicating that the LT RTS CMO motor has memorized intermediate the first 1J0sition (IP1)
2) Record the INTERMEDIATE POSITION (IP2) referenced from the DOWN LIMIT of the end-product
Set the end-product at its DOWN limit with the RTS transmitter Push simultaneously on the STOP and UP button of the RTS transmitter and release them when begins to move the end-product Stop the end-product intermediate at the Push the STOP button of the RTS transmitter for five seconds. The end-product jogs briefly UP/DOWN indicating that the LT RTS CMO motor has memorized intermediate the second (IP2) position (IP2) you wish to achieve (if necessary, adjust this position with UP and DOWN push buttons).

position

REACH THE INTERMEDIATE
To reach one of the intermediate positions, set the end-product at its UP (for IP1) or DOWN (for IP2) limit, then press the STOP button briefly on the RTS transmitter. The end-product the programmed

POSITIONS

DELETE AN INTERMEDIATE
To delete an intermediate the intermediate

POSITION

position. press the
STOP button briefly on the RTS transmitter to reach
position you wish to delete, then
press the STOP button for five seconds. The concerned intermediate position is deleted. The product will jog briefly to confirm the intermediate position has been deleted.
will move and stop at intermediate position.
3) Add or Delete an additional transmitter in the memory of LT RTS CMO motor. The procedure is the same for adding or deleting an additional transmitter/channel. If the transmitter/channel has not been previously memorized it will be added instead of deleted.

The end-product in a programming jogs briefly UP/DOWN state. indicating that the LT RTS CMO motor is

U >2 Seconds.l~

Activate the LT RTS CMO memory by pressing

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the programming
button for more than 2 sec. of already recorded in the

the transmitter/channel

Transmitter previously recorded

motor's memory.

Select the transmitter/channel you wish to memorize in the LT RTS CMO motor. Press briefly on the programming New Transmitter new RTS transmitter transmitter/channel button of the you wish to assign or delete. you wish to add or delete. The end-product jogs briefly UP/DOWN indicating that the transmitter has been memorized or deleted in the LT RTS CMO motor
Repeat this procedure for each additional
4) Add or Delete an EOLIS or SOLIRIS Sensor RTS in the memory of LT RTS CMO motor a) Enter the "PROGRAMMING STATE"

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The end-product jogs briefly UP/DOWN indicating that the LT RTS CMO motor is in PROGRAMMING STATE.
Transmi"er previously recorded

> 2 Seconds for Press

more than 2 seconds on the

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programming channel which button of an RTS transmitter/ is already recorded in the motor.
b) To record or delete a sensor
Press BRIEFLY on the programming of the SOURIS RTS sensor. button
The end-product jogs briefly UP/DOWN If it is a new sensor: it will be recorded in the motor. If the sensor was oreviouslv recorded: it will be deleted.
c) To Erase all the sensors and record a new one

> 7 Seconds

The end-product jogs briefly UP/DOWN The memory of the receiver is cleared (all the previous sensors are erased) and the new sensor is recorded.
Press for more than 7 SECONDS on the programming button of the new SOURIS RTS sensor.
LT RTS CMO motors will memorize up to 3 RTS Sensors
5) Resetting the motor's memory and recording a new transmitter when the only transmitter is lost. **A. Perform a power cut in the following sequence:
1. Power-off - 2 sec. Minimum 2. Power-on - 5 to 15 seconds 3. Power-off - 2 sec. minimum 4. Power-on The end product moves for 5 seconds in one direction, to indicate that the double power cut has been recorded. The motor is in INSTALLER MODE for 2 minutes. >5 sec. ,

&NEW

TRANSMITTER

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5 seconds""'"
**RESETTING MOTORS BACK TO USER MODE WARNING: This type of power cut affects all the LT RTS CMO motors on the same power line. To avoid resetting of non-concerned motors, press briefly any button of their assigned transmitter/channel. (UP, STOp, or DOWN) The non-concerned motors will exit INSTALLER MODE and return to USER MODE.
B. Press more than 5 seconds on the programming button of the NEW RTS transmitter. The end-product jogs briefly UP/DOWN
indicating that the transmitter has erased the previous transmitter and recorded the new one. NOTE: A double power cut cannot be achieved if the motor is still in FACTORY or INSTALLER Mode. First program a transmi"er into the memory of the motor.
6) Back to the factory configuration
(to reset completely the LT RTS CMO motor's memory)

sequence:

**A. Perform a power cut in the following 1. Power-oft - 2 sec. minimum 2. Power-on - 5 to 15 seconds 3. Power-off - 2 sec. minimum 4. Power-on
PREVIOUSLY RECORDED TRANSMITTER
The end product moves for 5 seconds in one direction, to indicate that the double power cut has been recorded. The motor is in INSTAllER MODE for 2 minutes.

>5 sec.

, 5 seconds

"RESETTING

MOTORS BACK TO USER MODE B. Press more than 5 seconds on the programming button of the PREVIOUSLYrecorded RTS transmitter/channel. The end-product jogs briefly UP/DOWN indicating that the LT RTS CMO motor has been completely cleared.
NOTE: A double power cut cannot be achieved if the motor is still in FACTORY or INSTALLER Mode. First program a transmitter into the memory of the motor.
WARNING: This type of power cut affects all the LT RTS CMO motors on the same power line. To avoid resetting of non-concerned motors, press briefly any button of their assigned transmitter/channel. (UP, STOp, or DOWN) The non-concerned motors will exit INSTALLER MODE and return to USER MODE.