How to install & setup Whispertech™ motorised blinds

A

Unpack your custom kit, and lay out your roller blind on a clean floor, under your window.

B

You'll need to fully charge the motor before you start.

Use the USB-C cable to charge the motor before you start the installation.

❗When you are holding the roller blind, do not hold it with the motor at the bottom; the motor may slide out.

A

Take your pencil and both brackets. Lift each bracket up into position and mark two level dots where the screws will attach the bracket to the frame.

B

This will be in the top corners of your frame.

A

Using your cordless drill with the 3 mm drill bit, pre-drill 2 holes where you marked the two pencil dots.

B

Pick up the control drive bracket and position it on the side of the frame where your motor will sit. The holes in the bracket should be directly over the two holes you just drilled. Secure the bracket with the screws in your custom kit, using your cordless drill with the Phillips head drill bit.

Repeat the process for the pin end bracket.

A

Pick up your roller blind and make sure the motor is on the same side as the control bracket. Check that the charging port and program button are easily accessible.

B

Gently slot the motor end into the control bracket.

C

Then slot the pin end into the pin end bracket, until you hear a click.

Not a perfect fit? Don’t worry. Your blind should click into the brackets easily. If you encounter any issues, go to the 'I need some extra help' section at the bottom.

D

To finish off, slide your two bracket covers onto the outside of each bracket.

A

Hold down the program button located on the side of your roller blind motor for 2 seconds until the blind jogs once.

B

Within 10 seconds, hold the P2 button on the back of your remote for 2 seconds until the motor jogs twice.

Blinds won't jog? See 'I need some extra help' at bottom of the page.

A

Press either the up or down button on your remote and check that your blind rolls in the right direction.

The up button should roll your blind up and the down button should roll your blind down. If this is not correct, proceed to section B. If it is correct, go to section 10.

B

If your roll direction is wrong, hold the square button and the heart button at the same time for 2 seconds until the motor jogs once.

Check again and your blind should roll in the right direction now.

A

Press and hold the up button until the blind rolls up continuously.
Then, press the square/stop button to stop it at your desired upper limit.

B

Hold the up and heart buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds until the blind jogs up and down twice to lock the upper limit.

A

Press and hold the down button until the blind rolls down continuously.
Then, press the square/stop button to stop it at your desired lower limit.

B

Hold the down and heart buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds until the blind jogs up and down twice to lock the lower limit.

A

Unpack your custom kit, and lay out your roller blind on a clean floor, under your window.

B

You'll need to charge the motor full before you start.

Use the USB-C cable to charge the motor before you start the installation.

A

If you're drilling into timber behind the plaster, use a cordless drill with a 3 mm drill bit to pre-drill 2 holes where you marked the two pencil dots.

If there's no timber and you're drilling into a different material, use anchors or plugs suitable for that material.

B

Take the control drive bracket and position it on the side of the window where the motor will sit.

Ensure the holes in the bracket align with the two holes you just drilled. Secure the bracket with the screws in your custom kit, using your cordless drill with the Phillips head drill bit.

Repeat this process for the pin end bracket.

A

Pick up your roller blind and make sure the motor is on the same side as the control bracket. Check that the charging port and program button are easily accessible.

B

Gently slot the motor end into the control bracket.

C

Then slot the pin end into the pin end bracket, until you hear a click.

Not a perfect fit? Don’t worry. Your blind should click into the brackets easily. If you encounter any issues, go to the 'I need some extra help' section at the bottom.

A

Hold down the program button located on the side of your roller blind motor for 2 seconds until the blind jogs once.

B

Within 10 seconds, hold the P2 button on the back of your remote for 2 seconds until the motor jogs twice.

Blinds won't jog? See 'I need some extra help' at bottom of page.

A

Press either the up or down button on your remote and check that your blind rolls in the right direction.

The up button should roll your blind up and the down button should roll your blind down.

B

If your roll direction is wrong, hold the square button and the heart button at the same time for 2 seconds until the motor jogs once.

Check again and your blind should roll in the right direction now.

A

Press and hold the up button until the blind rolls up continuously.
Then, press the square/stop button to stop it at your desired upper limit.

B

Hold the up and heart buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds until the blind jogs up and down twice to lock the upper limit.

A

Press and hold the down button until the blind rolls down continuously.
Then, press the square/stop button to stop it at your desired lower limit.

B

Hold the down and heart buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds until the blind jogs up and down twice to lock the lower limit.

A

Unpack your custom kit, and lay out your roller blind on a clean floor, under your window.

B

You'll need to charge the motor full before you start.

Use the USB-C cable to charge the motor before you start the installation.

A

Take your pencil and both brackets. Lift each bracket up into position and mark two level dots where the screws will attach the bracket to the frame.

B

Position these in the top corners inside your frame, ensuring there is sufficient clearance from the window glass and any obstructions, such as sliding door handles, winders or mullions.

A

Using your cordless drill with the 3 mm drill bit, pre-drill 2 holes where you marked the two pencil dots.

B

Take the control drive bracket and position it on the side of the window where the motor will sit.

Ensure the holes in the bracket align with the two holes you just drilled. Secure the bracket with the screws in your custom kit, using your cordless drill with the Phillips head drill bit.

Repeat this process for the pin end bracket.

A

Pick up your roller blind and make sure the motor is on the same side as the control bracket. Check that the charging port and program button are easily accessible.

B

Gently slot the motor end into the control bracket.

C

Then slot the pin end into the pin end bracket, until you hear a click.

Not a perfect fit? Don’t worry. Your blind should click into the brackets easily. If you encounter any issues, go to the 'I need some extra help' section at the bottom.

A

Hold down the program button located on the side of your roller blind motor for 2 seconds until the blind jogs once.

B

Within 10 seconds, hold the P2 button on the back of your remote for 2 seconds until the motor jogs twice.

Blinds won't jog? See 'I need some extra help' at bottom of page.

A

Press either the up or down button on your remote and check that your blind rolls in the right direction.

The up button should roll your blind up and the down button should roll your blind down.

B

If your roll direction is wrong, hold the square button and the heart button at the same time for 2 seconds until the motor jogs once.

Check again and your blind should roll in the right direction now.

A

Press and hold the up button until the blind rolls up continuously.
Then, press the square/stop button to stop it at your desired upper limit.

B

Hold the up and heart buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds until the blind jogs up and down twice to lock the upper limit.

A

Press and hold the down button until the blind rolls down continuously.
Then, press the square/stop button to stop it at your desired lower limit.

B

Hold the down and heart buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds until the blind jogs up and down twice to lock the lower limit.