E024S - Driveway Gates, Electric Gates, Automatic Door · E024S, • conforms to the essential safety requirements of the following EEC directives: ... Motor max. load 150W x 2 Accessories

E024S

WARNINGS• Important!Forthesafetyofpeople,itisimportantthatalltheinstructionsbecarefullyobserved.• Incorrectinstallationorincorrectuseoftheproductcouldcauseseriousharmtopeople.• Carefully read the instructions before beginning to install the product and keep them for future

reference.• Thesymbol indicatesnotesthatareimportantforthesafetyofpersonsandforthegoodcondition

oftheautomatedsystem.• Thesymbol drawsyourattentiontothenotesonthecharacteristicsandoperationoftheproduct.

CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Manufacturer: FAACS.p.A.Address: ViaBenini,1-40069ZolaPredosaBOLOGNA-ITALYDeclares that: Controlboardmod.E024S,

•conformstotheessentialsafetyrequirementsofthefollowingEECdirectives:

2006/95/ECLowVoltageDirective 2004/108/ECElectromagneticCompatibilityDirective

Additionalinformation: Thisproductunderwentatestinatypical,uniformconfiguration. (allproductsmadebyFAACS.p.A)

Bologna01-03-2009. TheManagingDirector A.Marcellan

INDEX0 BOXLAYOUT.....................................................................................................................................2

1 WARNINGS.......................................................................................................................................3

2 LAYOUTANDCONNECTIONS............................................................................................................3

3 TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS...........................................................................................................43.1 DESCRIPTIONOFCOMPONENTS........................................................................................................ 4

3.2 DESCRIPTIONOFTERMINAL-BOARDS................................................................................................. 4

4 PROGRAMMINGTHELOGIC.............................................................................................................4

5 PROGRAMMINGTHESPEED..............................................................................................................4

6. START-UP...........................................................................................................................................56.1 LEDSCHECK...................................................................................................................................... 5

6.2 PROGRAMMINGTHEDIPS-SWITCH..................................................................................................... 5

6.3 TIME-SETUPLEARNING..................................................................................................................... 5

6.3.1 AUTOMATICSET-UP................................................................................................................................................56.3.2 MANUALSET-UP.....................................................................................................................................................56.3.3 PROGRAMMINGOFTHELOGIC............................................................................................................................66.3.4 SECONDLEvELPROGRAMMING-ADvANCEDFUNCTIONS....................................................................................6

7 INSTALLATIONOFBUSACCESSORIES................................................................................................77.1 ADDRESSINGTHEBUSPHOTOCELLS.................................................................................................. 7

7.2 MEMORYSTORAGEOFBUSACCESSORIES....................................................................................... 8

8 MEMORYSTORINGTHERADIOCODE...............................................................................................88.1 MEMORYSTORAGEOFDSRADIOCONTROLS................................................................................... 8

8.2 MEMORYSTORAGEOFSLHRADIOCONTROLS.................................................................................. 8

8.3 MEMORYSTORAGEOFLCRADIOCONTROLS................................................................................... 9

8.3.1REMOTEMEMORYSTORAGEOFLCRADIOCONTROLS..................................................98.4 RADIOCONTROLSDELETIONPROCEDURE........................................................................................ 9

9 CONNECTIONOFBUFFERBATTERIES(OPTIONAL)..............................................................................9

10 AUTOMATEDSYSTEMTEST.................................................................................................................9

11 S700HADDRESSINGBUSENCODER...............................................................................................10

12 LOGICTABLES.................................................................................................................................10

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0 BOXLAYOUT

Fig.Bshowsthefour5mmdiam.holesforsecuringthebox(ref.a)tothewall,thethreefittingsM16/M20/M25forinstallingthecablegrippers(ref.b)andthetwolidhinges(ref.c).

THE bOX CONTAINS THE E024S ELECTRONIC uNIT AND THE DEvICES TO pOWER IT. IT MuST THEREFORE bE HAN-DLED WITH CARE DuRING ALL INSTALLATION STAGES, TO AvOID DAMAGING ITS COMpONENTS.

ThedimensionsoftheboxareshowninFig.A:

Thelidhingescanbemovedupwardtoallowopeningtheboxhousing(Fig.C);theycanalsoberemovedandre-positionedinordertoenablethelidtoopentotherightorleft.

Whenyouhavesecuredtheboxintheselectedposition,coverthesecuringholes(ref.a Fig.B)andthescrewswiththesuppliedplugsasshowninFig.D.

Afteryouhavefinishedtheoperationstoconnectthecontrolboardwiththevariouspartsoftheautomatedsystem,closethebox,positioningthelidinitsseatwithseal.ConnectthesupplyasshowninFig.E.

Dimensions in mm

ELECTRICAL bOX E024S

Next,tightenthefoursuppliedscrewstoguaranteethedegreeofprotectionagainstexternalagents(Fig.F).

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1 WARNINGS

before attempting any work on the control unit (connections, maintenance), always turn off power.- Install, upstream of the system, a differential thermal breaker with adequate tripping threshold,- Always separate power cables from control and safety cables (push-button, receiver, photocells, etc.).- To avoid any electrical disturbance, use separate sheaths or a screened cable (with the screen earthed).

CONTROL uNIT E024S

2 LAYOUTANDCONNECTIONS

(PARTIALOPENING)

(TOTALOPENING)

230 vAC 50Hzor

��5 vac 60Hz *�

*� THE pOWER SuppLY IS RELATED TO THE E024S puRCHASED vERSION.

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3 TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS

power supply voltage *2 230Vac(+6%-10%)-50Hzor

115Vac(+6%-10%)-60Hz

Absorbed power 4W

Motor max. load 150Wx2

Accessories max. current (+24v)

250mA

buS Accessories max.current 400mA

Operating ambient tempera-ture

-20°C...+55°C

Fuses *2 F1=self-resetting;F2=T2A-250VorT4A-120V

Function logics A,E,AP,EP,A1,B,C

Work time (time-out) 5minute(fixed)

pause timeVariesaccordingtolearning

(max.10min.)

Terminal board inputsOpenA,OpenB,Stop,BUS

(I/O)

Connector inputsPowersupply,battery

moduleXF433orXF868

Terminal board outputs

Motors,flashinglamp,powersupplytoaccessories,

electriclock,servicelightcontact(90secfixed)

programmable functionsLogic(A,E,AP,EP,A1,B,C),

Speed(High-Low)

Learning functions Pausetime,leafclosingdelay

Integrated radio channels type

DS,SLH(max250channels)LC(max250channels-

J1 POWERSUPPLYconnector

J2 SERVICELIGHTcommandterminal-board

J3 FLASHINGLAMPterminal-board

J4 ELECTRICLOCKterminal-board

J5 COMMANDSterminal-board

J7 MOTOR1terminal-board

J8 MOTOR2terminal-board

J9 RapidconnectionforXFMODULE

J10 BUSterminal-board

J11 BATTERYconnector

SW1 SETUPpush-button

SW2 SPEEDpush-button

SW3 LOGICpush-button

DS1 ProgrammingDip-switch

F1 Accessoriesprotectivefuse

F2 Fusesprotectingtransformersandmotors

LED SignallingLEDs

3.1 DESCRIPTIONOFCOMPONENTS

Terminal and/or terminal-board Description Device connected

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J5

+24V Powersupplyforaccessories

2 GND Negative

3 STOPDevicewithNCcontactwhichcausestheautomatedsystemtoshutdown

4 OPENB DevicewithN.Ocontact(seechap.FUNCTIONLOGICS)5 OPENA

J10REDterminal

BUS SafetydeviceswithBUStechnology

J2GREYterminal

SERVICELIGHT

ServiceLightcontroloutput(connectarelaycoilat24Vdc-100mAmax)

J3ORANGEterminal LAMP Flashinglamp24Vdc

-15W

J4BLUEterminal LOCK

Electriclock12Vacor24Vdc(tobeinstalledonleaf1)

J7 MOT1 Motor1(leaf1)

J8 MOT2 Motor2(leaf2)

3.2 DESCRIPTIONOFTERMINAL-BOARDS

5 PROGRAMMINGTHESPEEDThefunctionSPEEDcanbeadjustedatanytimebypressingpush-buttonSW2.TheselectedspeedisthendisplayedonLEDLD8:

LEDon =HIGHspeed LEDoff =LOWspeed

Leaf1meanstheleafwhichopensfirstduringtheopeningoperation.

The service light control is active during theentiregateopeningorclosingmovementandforthesuccessive90seconds.

*2 Thepowersupplyandthefusearerelatedtothepurchasedversion.

3.3 ANTI-CRUSHINGFUNCTIONTheelectronicanti-crushingfunctionisobtainedbycontrollingthecurrentconsumptionortheencoderofthemotorscon-nectedtotheE024Sequipment.Ifthegatedetectsanobstacleduringtheopeningorclosingmovement,theanti-crushingfunctionactivatesandreversesthesenseofdirectionoftheoperator,thusincreasingthesafetydegreeoftheautomatedsystem.

4 PROGRAMMINGOFTHELOGICRepeatedlypresstheSW3LOGICpush-buttontoselectoneofthe7programminglogicsavailable.TheselectedlogicissignaledbytheLD7LED:thenumberofblinkingscorrespondstothenumberoftheselectedlogic.See paragraph 6.3.3.

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6.3 TIME-SETUPLEARNING

Before any manoeuvre is executed, a SETUPcyclemustfirstberun.

IfthemotortypeischangedwiththeDS3andDS4dip-switchesaftertheSETUP,anewSETUPisrequested.

WhentheboardispoweredupandaSETUPcyclehasneverbeenexecuted,LEDsLD4andLD5begintoflashslowlytosignalthataSETUPcyclemustbeexecuted.There are two possible types of SETUP: AUTOMATIC andMANUAL

LED ON (closed contact) OFF (open contact)

STOP Command disabled Commandenabled

OPENA Commandenabled Command disabled

OPENB Commandenabled Command disabled

BUS Seepar.7.2

6 START-UP6.1 LEDSCHECK

ThefollowingtableshowsthatstatusoftheLEDsinrelationtothestatusoftheinputs(theclosedatrestautomatedsystemconditionisshowninbold).CheckthestatusofthesignallingLEDsaspertablebelow:

Tab.1–OperationofinputsstatusLEDs

6.2 PROGRAMMINGTHEDIPS-SWITCH

DS� DS2 DS3 DS4 Description

OFF OFF LOW FORCE

OFF ON MEDIUM-LOWFORCE

ON OFF MEDIUM-HIGHFORCE

ON ON HIGHFORCE

OFF OFF MOTOR 39�

OFF ON MOTOR418

ON OFF MOTOR413-415-390-770

ON ON HYDRAULICMOTOR(*)S450H/S700H

ThesettingsoftheDS1dip-switchforprogrammingtheforceandthetypeofmotorareshowninthefollowingtable.

Tab. 2 - DS� programming

(default settings in bold)

(*)IfDS3-DS4aresettoON,duringthesetupphasetheEncS700orEncS450encoderauto-maticallyrecognizestheS700HorS450Hcon-nectedoperator.

BeforeperformingtheSetup,selecttheopera-torconnectedtotheE024SequipmentwiththeDS1(DS3-DS4)DIPswitches.

6.2.1PRELIMINARYPHASEOFAUTOMATICORMANUALSETUP

TheAutomaticorManualSETUPphaseisprecededbyaninitiali-sationphase:bypressingtheSETUPpush-buttonforautomaticormanualsetup,theleavesopen,oneatatimeandfromanyposition,untilanobstacleoranOpenimpulseisdetected.Thentheleavesstartclosing,oneatatime,untilanobstacleoranOpenimpulseisdetected.Thentheproceduredescribedinparagraph6.3.1orparagraph6.3.2starts.At theendofasuccessfulSETUPprocedure theLEDsswitchoff.Otherwise,theprocedureendswiththerequestofanewSETUPsignaledbyblinkingLEDs.

6.3.1 AUTOMATICSETUP

ToenterinAutomaticsetup,presstheSETUPpush-buttonuntilthetwoLD4andLD5LEDsarepermanentlylit.ThenreleasetheSETUPpush-button.

DuringtheSetupphasebothLEDsblink.

TheSetupphase isprecededbyapreliminaryphase,6.2.1.

Thentheleavesstartmoving,oneatatime,fromtheclosedposition.

Onceanopeningstoporan"open"impulseisdetected,theyreachtheopenpositionandthesetupisended.

Slow-downscannotbeset.

Thepausetimeisfixedat30s.

OncetheSETUPprocedureisstarted,switchthemotorsupplycablesiftheleavescloseinsteadofopening.

With the AUTOMATIC SETUP, the slow-downspaces,theclosingleafdelaysandthepausetime(30s,withA logic)aredefinedduringtheSetupphase.Tochangetheopening/clos-ingleafdelayandthepausetime,usethesecondlevelmenu.

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6.3.2 MANUALSETUP

ToenterinManualsetup,presstheSETUPpush-buttonuntilthetwoLD4andLD5LEDsarepermanentlylit.Keepitpresseduntiltheautomatedsystemstartsmovingautomatically.

DuringtheSetupphasebothLEDsblink.

The Setup phase is preceded by a preliminary phase,6.2.1.

Thentheleavesstartmoving,oneatatime,fromtheclosedpositionwithan"open"commandorautomatically.

Open impulse ---> slowdown from leaf opening 1. If astopisdetected,anopeningstopsearchisset.IfOpenisdetected,astopinthestoredopenpositionisset.Startingfromleafopening2.

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6.3.4 SECONDLEvELPROGRAMMING-ADvANCEDFUNCTIONS

Toenterthesecondlevelmenu,keeptheSW2SPEEDpush-buttonpressedformorethe2.5seconds.ThetwoSETUPLEDsarepermanentlylit.Inthismode,theSPEEDpush-buttonisusedtoscrollthemenus.Thedifferentmenusareidentifiedbythenumberofblinkings.Theparametervalue issetwith theLOGICpush-button.Themenu is scrolled sequentially. Keep the SPEED push-buttonpressedfor2.5secondstoexitthesecondlevelmenu.

Menu1Wind-prooffacility1SW2pressedonce LD8blinkingonce

Wind-prooffacilityNOLD7LEDOFF

Wind-prooffacilityYESLD7LEDON

Menu2Reverse StrokeSW2pressedtwice LD8blinkingtwice

ReverseStrokeNOLD7LEDOFF

ReverseStrokeYES LD7LEDON

Menu3Soft-touch SW2pressedthreetimes LD8blinkingthreetimes

Soft-touchNOLD7LEDOFF

Soft-touchYESLD7LEDON

Menu4PreliminaryblinkingSW2pressedfourtimes LD8blinkingfourtimes

PreliminaryblinkingNOLD7LEDOFF PreliminaryblinkingYESLD7LEDON

Menu5Leaf opening delaySW2pressedfivetimes LD8blinkingfivetimes LeafopeningdelayNOLD7 LEDOFF LeafopeningdelayYESLD7 LEDON

Menu6Leaf closing delaySW2pressedsixtimes LD8blinkingsixtimes Leafclosingdelay-- LD7LEDOFF Leafclosingdelay,count LD7LEDON

Menu7PausetimeSW2pressedseventimes LD8blinkingseventimes Pausetime-- LD7LEDOFF Pausetime,countLD7LEDON

With menus 6 and 7, keep the LOGIC push-buttonpresseduntilreachingthetimetobeset.The t ime can be set between 0 and4.25minutes.

6.3.3PROGRAMMINGOFTHELOGIC

RepeatedlypresstheSW3push-buttontoselectoneofthe7programminglogicsavailable.TheselectedlogicissignaledbytheLD7LED.Thenumberofblinkingscorrespondstothenumberoftheselectedlogic:

Logic A (Automatic)SW3pressedonce-LD7blinkingonceLogic E (Semi-automatic)SW3pressedtwice-LD7blinkingtwiceLogic Ap ("Stepped" automatic)SW3pressedthreetimes-LD7blinkingthreetimesLogic Ep ("Stepped" semi-automatic)SW3pressedfourtimes-LD7blinkingfourtimesLogic A�(Automatic �) SW3pressedfivetimes-LD7blinkingfivetimesLogic b (Semi-automatic “b”) SW3pressedsixtimes-LD7blinkingsixtimesLogic C (Dead man)SW3pressedseventimes-LD7blinkingseventimes

3.Openimpulse--->slowdownfromleafopening2.Ifastopisdetected,anopeningstopsearchisset.IfOpenisdetected,astopinthestoredopenpositionisset.

4.Fromnowuntil thenextOpen impulse, thepause time iscounted.

5.Open impulse --->Pause timeacquisitionandstart fromleafclosing2.

6.Openimpulse--->Slowdownfromleafclosing2.Ifastopisdetected,anclosingstopsearchisset.IfOpenisdetected,a stop in closed position is set (only with absolute encoderEnc450).

7.Startingfromleafclosing1.

8.Openimpulse--->slowdownfromleafclosing1.Ifastopisdetected,anclosingstopsearchisset.IfOpenisdetected,a stop in closed position is set (only with absolute encoderEnc450).

OncetheSETUPprocedureisstarted,switchthemotorsupplycablesiftheleavescloseinsteadofopening.

WiththeMANUALSETUPtheslow-downspacesand the leafclosingdelaysareset fromtheboardduringtheSetupphase.Asanalterna-tive, the leaf opening/closing delay and thepausetimecanbechangedinthesecondlevelprogrammingwithoutrepeatingtheSetup.

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7 INSTALLATIONOFBUSACCESSORIES

Thisboard is suppliedwithaBUScircuitenablingeasycon-nectionofahighnumberofBUSaccessories (e.g.upto16photocellspairs),appropriatelyprogrammed,usingonlytwocablewithoutpolarity.Belowwedescribe theaddressingandmemory storageoftheBUSphotocells.Forotherfutureaccessories,refertothespecificinstructions.

7.1 ADDRESSINGTHEBUSPHOTOCELLS

Important:thesameaddressmustbegiventobothtransmitterandreceiver.

Make sure that there are no two or morephotocellspairswiththesameaddress.

IfnoBUSaccessoryisused,leavetheBUScon-nectorfree(J10-fig.1).

Amaximumof16BUSphotocellpairscanbeconnectedtotheboard.Thephotocellsaresplitintogroups:

Openingphotocells: max6Closingphotocells: max7Opening/Closingphotocells: max2PhotocellusedasanOPENpulse: max1

Dip1 Dip2 Dip3 Dip4 Ref. Type

OFF OFF OFF OFF

B-C OPENING

OFF OFF OFF ON

OFF OFF ON OFF

OFF OFF ON ON

OFF ON ON OFF

OFF ON ON ON

ON OFF OFF OFF

D CLOSING

ON OFF OFF ON

ON OFF ON OFF

ON OFF ON ON

ON ON OFF OFF

ON ON OFF ON

ON ON ON OFF

OFF ON OFF OFFA OPENINGand

CLOSINGOFF ON OFF ON

ON ON ON ON / OPENPULSE

Tab. 3 - Addressing of buS photocells

Table3showstheprogrammingoperationsofthedip-switchinsidethetransmitterandoftheBUSPhotocellsreceiver.

Fig.2showsa2-swingleafautomatedsystemindicatingthecoveragebeamsofthephotocells:

A: PhotocellswithOPENINGandCLOSINGaction.

B: PhotocellswithOPENINGaction

C: PhotocellswithOPENINGaction

D: PhotocellswithCLOSINGaction

6.3.5 RETURNTODEFAULTSETTINGS

Restorethedefaultsettingsasfollows:KeeptheSETUPpush-buttonpressedtoswitchtheboardON.The two SETUP LEDs are alternately lit ("level crossing"mode).Theboardresetstheparameters.Until the SETUP push-button is pressed, movements areinhibited.WhentheSETUPpush-buttonisreleased,thetwoLD4andLD5LEDsblink.ThedefaultconfigurationisresetandthenewSetupcanbestarted.

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6.3.6 DEFAULTPARAMETERS

Herethedefaultparameters:

-Logic:A-Wind-prooffacility:NO-ReverseStroke:NO-Soft-touch:NO-Preliminaryblinking:NO-Leafopeningdelay:YES-Leafclosingdelay:10s-Pausetime:30s

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8 MEMORYSTORINGTHERADIOCODE

The control board has an integrated 2-channel decodingsystem(DS,SLH,LC)namedOMNIDEC.Thissystemmakes itpossible tomemory-storeboth totalopening (OPENA)andpartialopeningOPENB)oftheautomatedsystem-thisismadepossiblebyanadditionalreceivermodule(fig.3ref.a)andradiocontrolsonthesamefrequency.

The3typesofradiocodes(DS,LSH,LC)cannotcoexist.

Onlyoneradiocodecanbeusedatatime.Tochangeoverfromonecodetoanother,youmustdeletetheexistingone(seeparagraphondeletion),andrepeatthememory-storageprocedure.

8.1 MEMORYSTORAGEOFDSRADIOCONTROLS

Amaximumoftwocodescanbestored.OneontheOPENAchannelandoneontheOPENBchannel.

On the DS radio control, select the required ON-OFFcombinationforthe12dip-switches.Press the LOGIC (SW3) or SPEED (SW2) push-button, tomemorystorerespectivelytotalopening(OPENA)orpartialopening(OPENB),andasyouholditdown,alsopresstheSETUP (SW1)push-button. The relevant LED starts to flashslowlyfor5sec..Releasebothpush-buttons.Withinthese5sec.,presstheappropriatepush-buttonontheradiocontrol.TherelevantLEDlightsuponsteadybeamfor1secondandthengoesOFF,indicatingthatstoragewasexecuted.To add other radio controls, set the same ON - OFFcombinationusedinpoint1.

8.2 MEMORYSTORAGEOFSLHRADIOCONTROLS

A maximum of 250 codes can be memorystored,splitbetweenOPENAandOPENB.

OntheSLH radiocontrol, simultaneouslypressandholddownpush-buttonsP1andP2.TheradiocontrolLEDbeginstoflash.Releasebothpush-buttons.Press the LOGIC (SW3) or SPEED (SW2) push-button, tomemorystorerespectivelytotalopening(OPENA)orpartialopening(OPENB),andasyouholditdown,alsopresstheSETUP (SW1)push-button. The relevant LED starts to flashslowlyfor5sec.Releasebothpush-buttons.Withinthese5sec.,whiletheradiocontrolLEDisstillflashing,pressandholddowntherequiredpush-buttonontheradiocontrol(theradiocontrolLEDlightsuponsteadybeam).The LED on the board lights up on steady beam for 1secondandthengoesOFF, indicatingthatstoragewasexecuted.Releasetheradiocontrolpush-button.

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7.2 MEMORYSTORAGEOFBUSACCESSORIES

Youcanadd theBUSphotocells to thesystematany time,simplybymemory-storingthemontheboard,observingthefollowingprocedure:

Install and program the accessories using the requiredaddress(seeparagraph7.1)Cutpowertotheboard.Connectthetwoaccessoriescablestotheredterminal-boardJ10(anypolaritywilldo).Power up the board, taking care to first connect themain power supply (transformer output) and then anybatteries.Quicklypressonceonly theSW1 (SETUP)push-button, toexecutelearning.TheBUSLEDflashes.Give an OPEN impulse, leaves will move and the BUSlearningprocedureisover.

TheboardhasmemorystoredtheBUSaccessories.FollowtheinstructionsinthetablebelowtocheckiftheBUSconnectioniscorrect.

Tab. 4 - Description of buS LED

Steady lightNormal operation (LED ON even in theabsenceofphotocells)

Slow flashing lamp (flashevery0.5sec)

At least one input engaged: photocellengagedornotaligned,OpenAorOpenBorStopinputengaged

Light OFF(flashevery2.5sec)

BUSlineshortcircuited

Fast flashing lamp (flashevery0.2sec)

If you have detected a BUS connectionerror,repeattheacquisitionprocedure.Iftheerrorisrepeated,makesurethatthereisnotmorethanoneaccessorywiththesameaddressinthesystem(alsoseetheaccessoriesinstructions)

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10 AUTOMATEDSYSTEMTESTWhenyouhavefinishedprogramming,checkifthesystemisoperatingcorrectly. Inparticular,checkifthesafetydevicesareoperatingcorrectly.

8.3.1 REMOTEMEMORYSTORAGEOFRCRADIOCONTROLS

OtherradiocontrolscanberemotelystoredonlywiththeRCradiocontrols,i.e.withoutusingtheLOGIC-SPEED-SETUPpush-buttons,butusingapreviouslystoredradiocontrol.

Getaradiocontrolalreadystoredononeofthe2channels(OPENAorOPENB).Pressandholddownpush-buttonsP1andP2simultaneouslyuntilboththeLEDsflashslowlyfor5sec.Within 5 sec. press the push-button of the radio controlthathadbeenmemorystoredtoenablelearningontheselectedchannel.

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Quicklypresstwicethememorystoredradiocontrolpush-button.

Theautomatedsystemperformsoneopeningoperation. Make sure that the automatedsystem is free of any obstacle created bypersonsorthings.

Toaddotherradiocontrols,transferthecodeofthememory-storedpush-buttonoftheradiocontroltotherelevantpush-button of the radio controls to be added, observing thefollowingprocedure.

Onthememorystoredradiocontrol,simultaneouslypressandholddownpush-buttonsP1andP2.TheradiocontrolLEDbeginstoflash.Releasebothpush-buttons.Pressthememorystoredpush-buttonandholditdown(theradiocontrolLEDlightsuponsteadybeam).Bringtheradiocontrolsnear,pressandholddownthepush-buttonoftheradiocontroltobeadded,releasingitonlyafter thedouble flashof the radiocontrol LED,whichindicatesmemorystorageexecuted.Quicklypresstwicethepush-buttonofthememorystoredradiocontrol.

Theautomatedsystemperformsoneopeningoperation. Make sure that the automatedsystem is free of any obstacle created bypersonsorthings.

8.3MEMORYSTORAGEOFRCRADIOCONTROLS

A maximum of 250 codes can be memorystored,splitbetweenOPENAandOPENB.

UseRCremotecontrolsonlywithreceivermoduleat433MHz.Press the LOGIC (SW3) or SPEED (SW2) push-button, tomemorystorerespectivelytotalopening(OPENA)orpartialopening(OPENB),andasyouholditdown,alsopresstheSETUP (SW1)push-button. The relevant LED starts to flashslowlyfor5sec.Releasebothpush-buttons.Withinthese5sec.,presstheappropriatepush-buttonontheRCremotecontrol.TheLEDlightsuponsteadybeamfor1second,indicatingmemorystorageexecuted,andthenresumesflashingforanother5sec.,duringwhichanotherradiocontrol(point4)canbememorystored.Whenthe5sec.haveelapsed,theLEDgoesOFFindicatingtheendoftheprocedure.Toaddotherradiocontrols,repeattheoperationatpoint1.

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TheLEDontheboardrelatingtothechannelbeinglearnedflashesfor5sec.,withinwhichtimethecodeofanotherradiocontrolmustbetransmitted.TheLEDlightsuponsteadybeamfor2seconds,indicatingmemorystorageexecuted,andthenresumesflashingfor5sec.,duringwhichotherradiocontrolscanbememorystored,andthengoesOFF.

8.4 RADIOCONTROLSDELETIONPROCEDURE

TodeleteALL the input radiocontrolcodes,presspush-buttonLOGIC(SW3)orSPEED(SW2)and,whileholding itdown,alsopresspush-buttonSETUP(SW1)for10sec.The LED relating to the pressed push-button flashes forthefirst5sec,andthenflashesmorequicklyforthenext5sec.BothLEDslightuponsteadybeamfor2secandthengoOFF(deletioncompleted).Releasebothpush-buttons.

This operation is NOT reversible. All codes ofradiocontrolsstoredasOPENAandOPENBwillbedeleted.

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9 BATTERYKIT(OPZIONAL)Thebufferbatterykitwasbuilt for insertion inside thecontrolboardsupport.This support (Fig.10 ref.a) was pre-moulded to permit thebatteryhousingtobeopened.

Remove the board support material covering thebatteryhousing,cutting thematerialconnectionsalongtheperimeter.

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Insertthebatteryinthehousingyouhavejustcreated,andsecureitontheanchoringsupports(Fig.11).

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To correctly fasten and connect the kit to the controlunit, consult the inst ruct ions enclosed with thebatterykit.

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LOGIC “A” puLSES

AuTOMATED SYSTEM STATuS OpEN A OpEN b STOp FSW Op FSW CL FSW CL/Op

CLOSED opensandclosesafterpausetime

opensreleasedleafandclosesafterpausetime

noeffect(OPENdisabled)

noeffect(OPENdisabled) noeffect noeffect

(OPENdisabled)

OpENING noeffect(1) noeffect stopsoperation reversesatclo-sure noeffect

stopsandopensatrelease(saves

CLOSE)

OpEN IN pAuSE rechargespausetime(1)

rechargespausetimeofreleasedleaf

stopsoperation noeffectrechargespausetime

(CLOSEdisabled)

rechargespausetime

(CLOSEdisabled)

CLOSING reopensleavesimmediately

reopensleavesimmediately stopsoperation noeffect reversesatopening


CLOSE)

bLOCKED closesleaves closesleavesnoeffect

(OPEN/CLOSEdisabled)


noeffect(CLOSEdisabled)

noeffect(OPEN/CLOSE

disabled)

Tab. 5

(1)ifthecyclebeganwithOPEN-B(releasedleaf),bothleavesareactivatedatopening

12 FUNCTIONLOGICS

Connectionof theBUS input to thecontrolboard is via thebipolarcableswhichcomeoutoftheencoders.unlike the case of the photocell devices, the polarity of the buS line connection determines whether the encoder belongs to one leaf rather then the other.ThisiswhyyoumustpaygreatattentiontotheindicationsofthestatusLEDsonthebodyofeachencoder(Fig.1).

BelowwelistthefunctionsofLEDsLD1,DL2,andDL3,andtheirstatuses:TAb. � - Encoder connection and LED status

LED LIGHTED FLASHING OFF

DL1

PowerONandBUS

communicatingwithboard

PowerONbutBUSnot

communicating

NoPowerorBUScommunication

DL2 Leaf1encoder / Leaf2encoder

DL3 Leafnotmoving

Pulsesreadwhileleafmoving

Leafnotmoving

11S700H:ADDRESSINGBUSENCODER

DL � mustalwaysbelightedtoguaranteecorrectconnectionbetweenencoderandboard.DL 2 determinestheleafonwhichtheencoderisinstalled.Providingtheconfigurationiscorrect,theautomatedsystemwillshow:anencoderwithDL2lightedintheleaf1,andanencoderwithDL2OFFintheleaf2.Ifthereisanincorrectconnection, i.e. indicating twoencoderswith the samestatusoftheDL2LEDs,duringthelearningprocedureoftheBUSaccessories,theDL1LEDsofbothencodersshowtheFLASHINGstatus.Inthissituation,refertotheconfigurationinTAB.3todefinewhichencoderconnectiontorotate.DL 3 indicates,onasteadyflashingbeam,thereadingof the pulses while the leaf is moving. When the leaf ismotionless,DL3canbeeitherlightedorOFF.

N.B.inparticularmotionlessleafpositions,DL3mayflutterconsiderably.Thissignalmustnotbeconsideredafault.

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•

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LEAF1 LEAF2

LEAF2 LEAF1

OFF

ON

DL1

DL3DL2

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DL1

DL3DL2DL1

DL1

DL3DL2

DL3 DL2

ON

OFF

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Tab. �


LOGIC “Ep” puLSES


CLOSED openstheleaves opensreleasedleaf



(OPENdisabled)

OpENING stopsoperation(1) stopsoperation stopsoperation

immediatelyreversesatclo-

surenoeffect

stopsandopensatrelease

(OPENstops-savesCLOSE)

OpEN reclosesleavesimmediately(1)

reclosesleavesimmediately

noeffect(OPEN/CLOSE

disabled)noeffect noeffect

(CLOSEdisabled)

noeffect(OPEN/CLOSE

disabled)

CLOSING stopsoperation stopsoperation stopsoperation noeffect reversesatopening



bLOCKED

restartsmovinginoppositedirection.Alwaysclosesafter

STOP

restartsmovinginoppositedirection.Alwaysclosesafter

STOP

noeffect(OPEN/CLOSE

disabled)



noeffect(OPENstops-savesCLOSE)

Tab. 6

Tab. �

LOGIC “E” puLSES


CLOSED openstheleaves opensreleasedleaf



(OPENdisabled)


immediatelyreversesatclo-

surenoeffect

stopsandopensatrelease(OPENstops

-savesCLOSE)

OpENrerecloses

leaves immediately(1)

rereclosesleavesimmediately

noeffect(OPEN/CLOSE

disabled)noeffect noeffect

(CLOSEdisabled)

noeffect(OPEN/CLOSE

disabled)



stopsandopensatrelease(OPENstops

-savesCLOSE)





noeffect(OPENstops-savesCLOSE)



LOGIC “Ap” puLSES






(OPENdisabled)


reversesatclosure(saves

OPEN)noeffect



OpEN IN pAuSE stopsoperation(1) stopsoperation stopsoperation noeffect

rechargespausetime

(CLOSEdisabled)

rechargespausetime

(CLOSEdisabled)









noeffect(OPEN/CLOSE

disabled)

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H

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Tab. ��

LOGIC “C” MAINTAINED COMMANDS puLSES


CLOSED openstheleaves noeffect noeffect(OPENdisabled)


(OPENdisabled)

OpENING noeffect closesleaves stopsoperation locksoperation noeffect locksoperation

OpEN noeffect closesleavesnoeffect


noeffect noeffect(CLOSEdisabled)

noeffect(OPEN/CLOSE

disabled)

CLOSING openstheleaves noeffect stopsoperation noeffect locksoperation locksoperation

bLOCKED openstheleaves closesleavesnoeffect




noeffect(OPEN/CLOSE

disabled)


Tab. 9

LOGIC “A�” puLSES






(OPENdisabled)

OpENING noeffect(1) noeffect stopsoperation reversescontinuestoopenandre-

closesafter5s


CLOSE)

OpEN IN pAuSE restorespausetime(1)

restorespausetime(1) stopsoperation noeffect

locksandclosesondisengage-mentafter5s

rechargespausetime

(CLOSEdisabled)




CLOSE)





noeffect(OPEN/CLOSE

disabled)

Tab. �0

LOGIC “b” puLSES


CLOSED openstheleaves noeffect noeffect(OPENdisabled)


(OPENdisabled)

OpENING noeffect locksoperation stopsoperation locksoperation noeffect locksoperation

OpEN noeffect closesleavesnoeffect


noeffect noeffect(CLOSEdisabled)

noeffect(OPEN/CLOSE

disabled)

CLOSING openstheleaves noeffect stopsoperation noeffect locksoperation locksoperation

bLOCKED openstheleaves closesleavesnoeffect




noeffect(OPEN/CLOSE

disabled)



EN

GLIS

H

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