5 Installation (continued)
17 Perform Walk Test
1. Make sure that when the door(s) is closed the orange LED for the Home Switch on the DP-Hub is lit. This signifies that the Home Switch is
installed correctly.
2. Activate the door(s) several times from the door closed position. Make sure that the door(s) reaches full open and that it does NOT stall
erroneously. This can easily be verified by observing the yellow LED on the DP-Hub. If the yellow LED is lit, the door is going into stall.
3. Re-activate the door(s) several times this time not letting it make it to the door closed position. Make sure that the door(s) reaches full open
and that it does NOT stall erroneously.
4. Make sure that each time the door does reach the closed position that the orange LED for the Home Switch is lit.
If the door(s) did stall erroneously see Section 7 - Programming the DP-Hub, and increase the Function Inhibit Degrees, Fi, and then
return to Step 16 - Learn the Door.
4. Test the safety side Door Mounted Sensors to make sure that they will stall the door. Try to stall the door early in cycle to make sure that they
are not yet inhibited by the DP-Hub.
NOTE: The DP-Hub will NOT allow the Door Mounted Sensors to inhibit before sixty-five degrees.
5. Test the accuracy of the Home Switch by slowly pushing the door(s) open and observe that the orange LED for the Home Switch turns off
before the red LED for Safety turns on. If you get the red LED for safety before the orange LED for the Home Switch turns off, please refer
to Appendix C for adjustment of the Home Switch. Once the Home Switch is adjusted correctly, jump back to Step 16.
6. Test a manual push of the door by manually pushing it open and then attempt to activate the door and ensure that it opens (assuming that you
have Fs turned off..
7. Test all door safety as required by ANSI 156.10.
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16 Perform Door Position System Learn
After all of the programming has been performed to the DP-Hub, make sure that there is NO pedestrian traffic for approximately two minutes and:
1. Make sure orange Home LED is on. Make sure the ON/OFF/HOLD Switch is set to ON. Then set the DP-Hub into Learn Mode by first pressing
the ‘FUNCT’ and ‘INCR’ buttons simultaneously until the blue LED comes on and then release both buttons. After two seconds (in which the
DP-Hub will learn the EDPS baseline) the DP-Hub display shows LN.
2. Activate the door(s) by holding activation on either the Push Plate(s) or Eagle(s) until the door(s) reaches full open, then release activation and
let the door(s) come closed.
NOTE: The DP-Hub is NOT providing safety on this first cycle as the DP-Hub is simply learning door position (very similar to most door
controls).
If the Learn was successful (approximately twenty seconds) signified as the DP-Hub display shows dP:
3. Activate the door(s) for a second time by holding activation on either the Push Plate(s) or Eagle(s). Make sure that the door(s) reaches full
open and that it does NOT stall erroneously. This can easily be verified by observing the yellow LED on the DP-Hub. If the
yellow LED is lit, the door is going into stall.
If the door(s) reached full open and did NOT stall erroneously proceed to Step 17 - Perform Walk Test.
If the door(s) reached full open and did stall erroneously see Section 6 - Programming the DP-Hub, and increase the Function Inhibit
Degrees, Fi, and then repeat the Learn.
If the Learn was unsuccessful signified as the DP-Hub display shows Er:
3. Set the DP-Hub to show the operating parameters dE by pressing the ‘FUNCT’ button until DP-Hub display shows DE and observe the error
code(s) that will be displayed by toggling every second. The error codes are described in detail in Section 6 and Section 8.
4. Take the corrective action(s) to fix the error(s).
5. Exit the Display Errors mode, dE, by pressing the ‘FUNCT’ button until DP-Hub display shows Fd. Wait five seconds for the display to become
inactive by showing Er, and then repeat the Learn.
Ln
LEARN MODE
