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• lnne:, Jnd outer lr"':':..i,:isc liP'...::
• P;csence :mpl~I"'t:' Inf"lu~
• Power supply' 8 V 8C. r.id,X. 530 r.1A
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E:.ECTKlCAl INSTALLATION
Connection of accessories
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Shin. Long - Short range
FS 8 = ON
Shin. Off - On
IFD A = Shlil. Short range _ Off
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.~.~':"iRiCAl INSTALLATiON
Function selector, FS
This sclector, placed on the control unit, has 8 switches. FSNo. 1 -
FS ."0. 8, with different functions. The J:/ustratJonshows the factory
pre-set funct:O;"ls.
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Shift Off _ On
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dutomalicaliy if mam,ally operated. .
, Shlfl angle for IFD for e.g. disconnectIon of
the short range on the opening side. See
conncdion for side fA) on page 42.
j To be selec:ed if the IFD shall open the door
irom c1med position (OFF) O' only kcep an
open door open (ON) Sec connection ior
side (8) on pagc 42.
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ELEORI(Al',"STAlLAnON
Synchronizing of rebated doors
Synchronizing
The conlrol un,:> "'ust be Slrapped to each other between the
terminals 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 (see page 421. The controi unitl
operator lor the "active" door leal IS called "master" and for the
"passive" door lear "slave". The openmg at the "passive" door leaf IS
deiayed 02 seconds to guarantee ior a correct opening order
without jamming.
Programme selector. opening impulses and presence impulses
These deVices are to be connected 10 the "master" oniy.
"'Push and go"
"'Push and go" in the setting "ON" guarantees (or a correct clOSing
order. If one 01 the door leaves's stopped dUring the clOSing move.
ment, both door leaves will revert to the open pOSition and close
aiter the hold open time set.
Hold open time
The hold open time is controlled by the "master" and must be set to
"0" on the "slave".
Electro-mechanical locking device
Th" device's to be connected to the "master" oniy.
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Presence detection
The IFD on Ihe "active" door leal ISto be connected to the "mastor"
and the IFD on the "passive" door leal to the "s'ave". (Note :I ,h.
IFD connection ;s made as ior a single door, the rebated doors mav
close in the wrong order.) Strap also between the term,nals No, 5 on
Ihe control units, set FS.6 'n "OFF" pOSition and place the IFD
prQgramm~ jumper in pOSItion "S".
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Stop impulses
The stop ,mpuises are to be connected to both control uMits.
Opening speeds. closing speeds and balance force
These functions are ~o be adjus~cd separately ('or both control unIts.
To make sure that the "passive" door ieai wili close iirst. the clOSing
speed for thiS lea; must be ~etfa5ter than Torthe .'.3dlve" door leaf,
Power supply
The power suppiv for actIvation unll.s. j 8 V DC on terminals 1 il18
and :or IFD, 24 VDC on te'mlnals 19'20. con be used ;'om both
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ElECTRICAL INST A:":"A TlON
Connection example for IFD as "presence impulse" on side (8)
and as "presence detection" on side (A) for rebated doors
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Adjustment
Important Notice
~.ver set the opening speed fasterIhan necessary.Forsafetyreasons
the closing speed must always be set as low as Ihe Irafiic situation
allows. A correctly adjusled door ISa safedoor.
When adjusting the pOlentiometers for the opening and closing
speeds:c1ocl)w<se.turningIncreas.esthe speed.
When adjustIng Ihe hold.open time, clockwISelurning incre:,~esthe
time. '.
1 SWitchon the power.
2. Make surethat the door is fully closed.
3. Shortly pressthe learn mode button "LM".
4. Open Ihe door manually to Ihe required opening angle (max.
95') and let the door close by means of the spring force. (The
door may slam shul if no: manually conlrolled.)
5. Theoperator has now learnt the correct opening angle.
6. Turn the potentiometer "BF" (balanceforceI max.anticiockwlSe.
7. Give constant impulse by strapping Ihe terminals3 and 4.
8. Adjust Ihe "BF" so Ihat the door standscompletely still ill fully
open position. Check that correct "BF" isobtained by pulling ~he
door backwards 45'. The door shall now slowly ret~rn to tu ly
open position.
9. Remove the strapping. give a new impulse and adjusl the other
potentlomelers if necessary. Keep the door completely closed
while turning the potentiometers.
10. SWitchoff the power temporarily if operatingdisturbancesoccur
(resetsthe computer). New adjustments in accordancewilh Ihe
instructions. above are normally not needed.
Note If you need to push the learn mode button "lM" a second
time, remove the power for at leasl 15 secondsand follow
the adjustment instructions again.

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FAULT
The door does not open
- The motor does not starr
POSSIBLE REASONS WHY
Programme selector is set to
Off
Motor power is missing
Mains power is missing
Fuse has blown
Terminals No. 6-7 are not
strapped
Troubleshooting
REMEDIES/ExPLANATION
Change the setting
Check the motor cable contad on
the control unit and the condudor
joint at the motor
Check the power
Replace fuse
Strap the terminals
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- The mocor starts
The door does not open to
the required angle
Fundlon seledor switch FS-6 is
set to "O~" and no connection tu
terminal NO.5 is made
Activation unit is not functioning
Eledric striking plate ISbinding
(Rather a large distance requited)
Arm system has become loose
o con tad with the revolution
counter
.'\c:tlvation or "1.M" burton was
not accepted by the computer
Set FS.&to 'OFF'
S rap uetween Impulse Inputs
Check and adjust if necesSJty
Readjust the pre-lens ion (see page
19) and replace adaptor and drive
arm
Check the contact on the control
unit. Make a new adjustment
.\1ake a 1ew adjustment
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TROUBLESHOOTING CONT.
FAULT POSSIBLE REASONS WHY
The door does not open fully Hinges/pivots deiedive
when impulsed during closing
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Too high a frldion in the
operator
REMEDIES/EXPLANATION
Lubricate or replace
Check that the axial play for the
wheels isapprox. 1 mm and that
the wheels do not touch the
mounting plate
/)The door opens more than to
the adjusted angle
The door does not close
.The moCor does noCswitch off
The spring is no longer pre-
tensioned
The revolution counter disc is
defedive or hasbecome loose
Aconstant impuise,is created
The arm systemor the locking
clamp hasbecome loose
Tighten the nut and make a new
adjusLmentif lessthan 5 teethare
missing. If more teeth are missing
replace the drive unit
Disconnect the activation unit and
if nec",sary replacethe control Unit
Seepage 19 for adjustmentoi
spring pre-tension
Note . ._
If the fault persists although all the recom'mended measures
have been taken. the operator must be returned well packed to
the fadory. To aVOid transport damages on the revolutlon
counler disc. the revolution counter PCB must be removed.
Loosen the two fixing screws and put the PCB loose into the
operator,
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