S2000 Pivot Arm

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S2000 Pivot Arm Awnings

Overview

Limitations

System 2000 Pivot Arm Awnings are an innovative product within the Hunter Douglas collection. The unique aspect of the System 2000 Awning is its adjustable bracket, which allows the awning to be fitted where other awnings cannot. The S2000 Pivot Arm Awning is suitable for ground floor and upper floor windows and doorways with internal and external manual control.

1. Measure from outside looking in.2. Measure and order overall size.3. Drop = top of awning to bottom of awning.

Measuring

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Measuring

1. Measure window to determine exactly where awning is to be installed. (refer previous page)

2. Installing of Brackets

Installing to an ArchitraveInstall brackets level with the top and flush with the outside edge. Pre-drill holes into architrave with a 3mm drill to ensure you don’t split the architrave.

Fix brackets using50mm x 10 gauge screws. This will ensure you screw into the stud behind the architrave.

Installing to Brick / RenderInstall brackets minimum 50mm past edge of brick work to the inside edge of the bracket. Allow 25mm clearance from underneath of the eave (soffit) to the top edge of the bracket.

If a full brick house with bricks above the window, bracket should be level at the top with the second brick. Fit brackets to avoid mortar joints.

Attach brackets using 40mm x 6mm “Alex”aluminium rawl plugs or equivalent and 40mm x 10gauge self tapping screws.

NOTE: In some cases it may be necessaryto install brick fix brackets behind yourstandard brackets if you feel the bricks andmortar are suspect to movement or soft.See sketch.

Installation

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3. Installing of Headbox

Tilt the headbox slightly backwards and hang it by the slot running along the back of the backing plate. Lowerthe headbox into the bracket.

Centralise the headbox before fixing.

Drill and fix a 4.8mm x 12.5mm gutter bolt and nut or screw to the bottom of the headbox and bracket.

4. Mounting the Arms

NOTE: Arms should be positioned within 500mm of ends of the bottom rail and should be of equal distance.

The vertical positioning of the arms is determined by holding the arm with the inside face of the snap on bracket hard up against the underside of the headbox.

Mark the position of the top hole. Drill holes and fix arms using 40mm x 10 gauge self tapping screws.

For brick or render 40mm x 6mm “Alex” aluminium rawl plugs (6.5mm masonry drill) or equivalent.

Spring Loaded Arm Position

NOTE: ARMS MUST BE INSTALLED POINTING DOWNWARDS.

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5. Installing the Roller Tube Assembly

For Tape - Lift the roller assembly into the brackets of the headbox. Feed tape through tape guide on the bottom lip of the headbox. Tie off around arm to temporarily secureit.

For Rope - Repeat as for tape, except feed rope through rope guide.

6. External Rope Operation

Fit rope guide directly below rope spool. To attach the rope cleat find a position under the rope guide at about elbow height and fix using two (2) 40mm x 10 gauge self tapping screws.Attach the rope tassel and tie off around the cleat. To operate undo rope, allow awning to roll down to desired height and re-tie rope around cleat.

7. External Tape Lock

To attach the tape lock find a suitable position, eye level or higher, and attach to wall using two (2) 40mm x 10 gauge self tapping screws.Feed tape down through slot at top and attach tape tassel. To operate, hold and pull the tape close to wall, let down at desired level. Pull tape towards you, this locks awning inposition.

8. Internal Tape Operation

In most cases it will be necessary to offset the tape so that the tape will come through the wall beside or on thearchitrave. (If full brick then behind curtains). Pick a point around 300mm below headbox, ie. mortar joint, andmark this on your window.

Internally if your windows have:a) 40mm architraves - drill besideb) 70mm architraves - drill architravec) Rendered walls - drill in from edge 60mm minimum.

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8. Internal Tape Operation Cont.

Mark the position to drill your hole from inside. Drill a 6mm hole through the wall and stud. Re-drill using 13mm drill. Replace with a 13mm masonry drill (long series) anddrill a hole through the mortar / brick from inside.If rendered brick work, must drill from both sides to prevent blowout of render.

Place the swivel tape plate and guide onto the tapeensuring that there is no twist in tape. From the inside, push your hook through the wall (old coat hanger) and hook your tape through the wall. The tape plate and guide can now be attached to the outside using 40mm x 10 gauge screws and aluminium Alex’s plugs or equivalent if brick).

Next feed on the plate for lift tape lock, spigot side first, longest side to bottom. Feed lift tape lock onto tape to ensure no twist in tape then screw to wall using 40mm x 10 gauge screws. Attach tape tassel.

As for tape operation, however do not attach plate and tape lock on inside. Replace with another swivel tape plate and guide (see sketch).

9. Internal Tape Winch Operation

TAPE

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10. Fitting Internal Tape Winch

Unscrew the cover of the internal tape winch and note the direction in which the tape runs off the spool.

Remove the tape supplied with the winch.

Thread the tape from the awning tape spool through the two swivel tape guides. Attach swivel tape guides to the internal and external walls. Lower the awning.

Thread the end of the tape through the slot on the tape winch spool. Cut the tape so that only 1 - 2 windings will remain on the spool. Tie a secure knot in the end. Wind the excess tape on to the spool. Replace the spool in the winch ensuring that the tape winds off in the correct direction. Screw cover back on to winch.

Drill four (4) holes in the wall for the winch and fit rawl plugs supplied or use the fastener appropriate for the installation. At least two of the screws should be set into an architrave or stud. All four screws must be used. Ifnecessary add packing behind the winch if attaching to an uneven surface.

Test the awning to see if it functions properly.

11. External Crank Drive

Refer to sketch.

GEAR ADAPTOR CRANK

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12. Sliding Arm Operation

MEASURING INSTRUCTIONSNote: Guide rails to be 300mm shorter than arms.1. Arm size (1500mm) MAX.2. Guide Rail size

13. Double Arm Operation

NOTE:: Arms are installed beside each other.: Arms will not fit under headbox.: Arms need to be the same length.: Specify length of chain or strap required.

DETAILS REQUIRED Length of rails Length of arms Hole positions to lock slide