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A telescoping roller shade is a common problem that is easily solved with some masking tape. A roller shade is "telescoping" is when the shade rolls up unevenly and one side starts to resemble a telescope.

The Rollease Acmeda Skyline series features a clutch technology that is smooth and reliable. The design features rounded and clean look. This system works perfectly for both residential and commercial projects.

Apple HomeKit works with the Pulse 2 to allow for total control and customization over your shades by using your voice and Siri. This article goes over instructions, FAQs, and more.

This short simple guide will cover on how to add or remove pre-tension to your springs. To complete this, you will need to use 5mm socket head.

The favorite position on a shade is a location between the upper limit and the lower limit on a shade. It is used to act as a default position that the shade can easily return to with a press of a button. This guide will cover how to set the favorite position on your Rollease shade.

Hiding channels on your Rollease Automate Paradigm remote is beneficial if you are not using the channels. Hiding them makes it easier for you to go back and forth between the channels you are using. To learn how to hide the channels, read the steps below.

All Paradigm remotes have a locking feature. Locking a remote doesn't allow multifunction buttons to work. For example, when locked, pressing the UP and STOP button will not put the shade into step mode. 

Grouping Channels on the Paradigm Remote using P1 Group channels allow you to operate multiple shades using only one channel. This makes it easy to control multiple shades since you do not have to individually move each.

This guide will cover how to wake and pair your Rollease Automate Shades to the Automate remote. This needs to be completed as the shades are put into sleep mode once they are shipped. They will need to be properly pair to the remote to function.