DITEC LCU43A User manual

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RADIO RX
KEYPAD
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Freno
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230 V 3~
Chiusura
automatica
Apertura
Chiusura
Stop
Lampada stato
automazione
-
+
Uscita 24 V
Arresto di sicurezza
Sicurezza in chiusura
Safety test
Finecorsa
Chiude Finecorsa Apre
Arresto di
sicurezza 8K2
Sicurezza in
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Passo-passo
Apertura parziale
Microswitch
di sblocco
Alimentazione
230 V~ 50/60 Hz
ZENRS
ZENPRS
www.ditecautomations.com
Ditec LCU43A - LCU43B
Installation manual for control panel for the CROSS20VEI and
CROSS35VEI automation systems with 230 V 3˜motor
(Translation of the original instructions)
IP2336EN • 2022-09-30
Last version of this manual
respect
polarity L-N
Configurable input
Configurable output
Power supply
230 V~ -50/60 Hz
24 V output
Safety stop
Safety stop 8K2
Closing safety device 8K2
Partial opening
Step-by-step
Automatic closure
Opening
Closure
Stop
Flashing light
Brake
(CROSS20VEI only)
Automation status lamp
Closing safety device
Release
microswitch
Limit switch
closes Limit switch
opens
Antenna
PLUG-IN BOARD
PLUG-IN BOARD

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Key
This symbol indicates useful information for the correct operation of the product.
Factory settings
This symbol indicates instructions or notes regarding safety, to which special attention must be paid.
Contents
General safety precautions for the user ....................................................................................................................3
General safety precautions ..........................................................................................................................................5
EU Declaration of Conformity ....................................................................................................................................7
UK Declaration of Conformity .....................................................................................................................................8
1. Safety functions ................................................................................................................................................9
2. Technical specifications ...................................................................................................................................9
2.1 Applications ...............................................................................................................................................................9
3. Installation and electrical connections ...........................................................................................................10
4. Standard installation .......................................................................................................................................12
4.1 Standard installation connections diagram ..........................................................................................................13
5. Commands and safety devices .....................................................................................................................14
5.1 Safety inputs ............................................................................................................................................................15
5.2 Limit switch inputs ................................................................................................................................................15
6. Outputs and accessories ...............................................................................................................................16
7. Jumper setting ...............................................................................................................................................17
8. Using menus ...................................................................................................................................................18
8.1 Switching the display ON and OFF .......................................................................................................................18
8.2 Navigation keys ......................................................................................................................................................19
8.3 Menu map ................................................................................................................................................................20
9. Setting up product for first use .................................................................................................................22
9.1 Wizard configuration menu (WZ) .........................................................................................................................22
9.2 Basic start-up example ..........................................................................................................................................24
10. Frequently used menu sequences ...............................................................................................................25
10.1 Enabling the configurations ..................................................................................................................................25
10.2 Adding remote controls ..........................................................................................................................................25
10.3 Configuring the NC contact safety devices ......................................................................................................25
10.4 Configuring the resistive safety edges ..............................................................................................................25
10.5 Synthetic diagram of operation ..............................................................................................................................26
11. Configuration and settings menu ................................................................................................................27
11.1 Main menu ..............................................................................................................................................................27
11.2 Second level menu - AT (Automatic Configurations) ........................................................................................28
11.3 Second level menu - BC (Basic Configurations) ...............................................................................................29
11.3.1 Additional BC level parameters that can be configured (available with → enabled) .....30
11.4 Second level menu - BA (Basic Adjustment) ..................................................................................................31
11.4.1 Additional BA level parameters that can be configured (available with → enabled) ....................32
11.5 Second level menu - RO (Radio Operations) ....................................................................................................35
11.5.1 Additional configurable RO level parameters available with → enabled ..........................................36
11.6 Second level menu - SF (Special Functions) .....................................................................................................37
11.6.1 Additional configurable SF level parameters available with → enabled ........................................38
11.7 Second level menu - CC (Cycles Counter) .......................................................................................................40
11.7.1 Additional configurable CC level parameters available with → enabled ........................................................40
11.8 Second level menu - EM (Energy Management) .......................................................................................41
11.9 Second level menu - AP (Advanced Parameters) ......................................................................................41
11.9.1 Additional AP level parameters that can be configured (available with → enabled) .............42
12. Diagnostics ......................................................................................................................................................45
12.1 Data Logging integrated in the card ......................................................................................................................45
12.1.1 Alarm counter ........................................................................................................................................................................45
12.1.2 Alarm log ...............................................................................................................................................................................45
12.1.3 Exporting information on the microSD ............................................................................................................................45
12.2 Extended data logging on microSD ....................................................................................................................46
13. Examples of application for parallel automations ........................................................................................48
13.1
Examples of application for interlocked automations with one-way or two-way transit, without presence detection ...50
13.2 Examples of application for interlocked automations with one-way transit, with presence detection ......52
14. Signals visualised on the display .............................................................................................................54
14.1 Display of automation status .................................................................................................................................54
14.2 Display of safety devices and commands ...........................................................................................................54
14.2.1 Messages visible if G1= SY ................................................................................................................................................55
14.3 Visualisation of alarms and faults ......................................................................................................................56
15. Troubleshooting ...............................................................................................................................................59
16. Maintenance ....................................................................................................................................................60

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General safety precautions for the user
WARNING! Important safety instructions • Follow these instruc-
tions carefully. Failure to respect the information given in this
manual may lead to serious injury to people or damage to the
device • Keep these instructions for future reference
WARNING: disconnect the power supply before carrying out any
cleaning or maintenance task This manual, and those relating to
accessories, can be downloaded from the website
www.ditecautomations.com
These precautions are an integral and essential part of the prod-
uct and must be supplied to the user. Read them carefully as they
contain important indications for safe installation, use and main-
tenance • Keep these instructions and pass them on to anyone
else who uses the system • This device must only be used for the
specific purpose for which it was designed; any other use is to be
considered improper and therefore dangerous. The manufacturer
cannot be held responsible for any damage caused by improper,
incorrect or unreasonable use • Do not work near hinges or mov-
ing mechanical parts. Do not enter within the operating range of
the motorised door or gate while it is moving. Do not obstruct the
movement of the motorised door or gate, as this may lead to a
dangerous situation • Only lock and release the door wings with
the motor switched off. Do not enter within the operating range of
the motorised door or gate • When working in “hold-to-run” mode,
the relative command devices must be positioned so as to ensure
a direct, complete view of the door or gate during operations, far
away from moving parts, at a minimum height of 1.5 m, and not
accessible by the public • The motorised door or gate may be used
by children over the age of 8 and people with a reduced physical,
sensorial or mental capacity, or without the necessary knowledge
and experience, as long as they are supervised or have received
instructions regarding safe use and the inherent risks • Children

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must be supervised to ensure they do not play with the device itself,
nor play or remain within the operating range of the motorised door
or gate. Keep the remote controls and/or any other control device
out of the reach of children, to avoid any accidental activation of
the motorised door or gate • The cleaning and maintenance tasks
that are the responsibility of the user must not be carried out by
unsupervised children • In the event of a fault or malfunctioning of
the device, disconnect the power supply switch; do not attempt to
make any repairs or intervene directly in any way. Any repairs or
technical interventions must be carried out by qualified personnel.
Failure to respect the indications above may lead to dangerous
situations • To ensure the system works efficiently and correctly,
it is essential to respect the manufacturer's indications and have
scheduled maintenance on the motorised door or gate carried out
by qualified personnel. In particular, regular checks must be made
to ensure all the safety devices are working properly • Written
evidence of all installation, maintenance and repair tasks must
be made available to the user.

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General safety precautions
WARNING! Important safety instructions.
Follow these instructions carefully. Failure to respect the infor-
mation given in this manual may lead to serious injury to people
or damage to the device.
Keep these instructions for future reference.
This manual, and those relating to accessories, can be down-
loaded from the website www.ditecautomations.com
This installation manual is intended for qualified personnel only
• The installation, electrical connections and adjustments must
be made by qualified personnel, using Good Working Methods
and respecting the regulations in force • Read these instructions
carefully before beginning to install the device. Incorrect installa-
tion may be a source of danger • Before beginning the installation,
make sure the device is in good condition •
Dispose of the packaging materials (plastic, polystyrene, etc.)
responsibly; keep them out of the reach of children, as they
are a potential source of danger • Do not install the device in an
explosive atmosphere or area: the presence of gas or inflammable
fumes are a serious safety hazard • Make sure the place of use
is compatible with the working temperature range indicated in the
technical specifications • Before installing the motorisation device,
check that the existing structure and the support and guide ele-
ments meet the robustness and stability requisites; check the
stability and smooth operation of the guided part, and make sure
there is no risk of it slipping out of its track or tipping over. Make
all the structural modifications necessary in order to create safe-
ty clearance and to guard or isolate all the crushing, shearing,
trapping and general danger areas. The motorisation device man-
ufacturer is not responsible for failure to observe Good Working
Methods when building the frames to be motorised, nor for any
deformation during use • When installing the safety devices (pho-
tocells, safety edges, emergency stops, etc.), the current standards
and directives must be taken into consideration along with Good
Working Methods criteria, the place of installation, the system
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gate • The safety devices must protect any possible crushing,
shearing, trapping or general danger areas of the motorised door
or gate. Apply the legally required signs to identify the danger
areas • The motorised door or gate ID data must be visible on
every installation • Before connecting the electricity supply, make
sure the mains power supply corresponds to the plate data. An
omnipolar disconnection switch with a contact opening distance
of at least 3mm must be fitted on the mains supply. Check there
is a suitable circuit breaker and overcurrent cut-out upstream
from the electrical system, to respect Good Working Methods and
the regulations in force • When necessary, connect the motorised
door or gate to an earth system that meets the current safety
regulations • Before leaving the system in the hands of the end
user, make sure the automation is properly adjusted to satisfy the
operating and safety requisites, and that all the command, safety
and manual release devices are working correctly.
When maintenance and repair work needs to be carried out,
disconnect the electricity supply before opening the cover to
access the electrical parts • The protective cover on the automa-
tion must only be removed by qualified personnel • To carry out
those operations involving access to the inside of the control pan-
el in the presence of power, such as may be the adjustment of
operating parameters, it is mandatory to wear personal protective
equipment in accordance with the law for live operation, especial-
ly safety dielectric gloves approved at least as Class 00 (500 V)
according to EN 60903.
The electronic parts must be handled using earthed antistat-
ic conductive arms. The motorisation device manufacturer
disclaims all responsibility if components incompatible in terms
of safety and good operation are installed • Only original spare
parts must be used when repairing or replacing the device • The
installer must provide the system user with all the information
regarding the automatic, manual and emergency operation of the
motorised door or gate, along with the operating and safety in-
structions.

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EU Declaration of Conformity
We:
ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems AB
Lodjursgatan 10
SE-261 44 Landskrona
Sweden
Declare under our sole responsibility that the types of equipment with names:
Ditec LCU43A, Ditec LCU43B Control panel for CROSS20VEI and CROSS35VEI automation systems
with 230 V 3~ motor
Comply with the following directives and their amendments:
2014/35/EU Low Voltage Directive (LDV)
2014/30/EU Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (EMCD)
2014/53/EU RED Directive;
2011/65/EU Restriction of hazardous substances (RoHS 2)
2015/863/EU Restriction of hazardous substances (RoHS 2 Amendment)
Harmonized European standards that have been applied:
EN 61000-6-3:2007 + A1:2011 + AC:2012
EN 61000-6-2:2019
EN 60335-1:2012 + AC:2014 + A11:2014 + A13:2017 + A1:2019 + A14:2019 + A2:2019
EN 60529:1991 + A1:2000 + A2:2013 + AC:2016
EN 62233:2008 + AC:2008
EN ISO 13849-1:2015
Other standards or technical specifications that have been applied:
IEC 60335-1:2010 + C1:2010 + C2:2011 + A2:2013 + C1:2014 + A2:2016 + C1:2016
EN 12453:2017
The manufacturing process ensures the compliance of the equipment with the technical file.
Responsible for technical file:
Matteo Fino
BSP Ind channel & Gate Automation
Ditec S.p.A.
Largo U. Boccioni, 1
21040 Origgio (VA)
Italy
Signed for and on behalf of ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems AB by:
Place Date Signature Position
Origgio 2022-09-30 Matteo Fino Head of Ind channel & Gate Automation
© ASSA ABLOY, All rights reserved

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UK Declaration of Conformity
We:
ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems AB
Lodjursgatan 10
SE-261 44 Landskrona
Sweden
Declare under our sole responsibility that the types of equipment with names:
Ditec LCU43A, Ditec LCU43B Control panel for CROSS20VEI and CROSS35VEI automation systems
with 230 V 3~ motor
Comply with the following directives and their amendments:
• Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2016
• Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016
• Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016
• Radio Equipment Regulations 2017
• The Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic
Equipment Regulations 2012 (RoHS)
Harmonized European standards that have been applied:
EN 61000-6-3:2007 + A1:2011 + AC:2012
EN 61000-6-2:2019
EN 60335-1:2012 + AC:2014 + A11:2014 + A13:2017 + A1:2019 + A14:2019 + A2:2019
EN 60529:1991 + A1:2000 + A2:2013 + AC:2016
EN 62233:2008 + AC:2008
EN ISO 13849-1:2015
Other standards or technical specifications that have been applied:
IEC 60335-1:2010 + C1:2010 + C2:2011 + A2:2013 + C1:2014 + A2:2016 + C1:2016
EN 12453:2017
The manufacturing process ensures the compliance of the equipment with the technical file.
Responsible for technical file:
Matteo Fino
BSP Ind channel & Gate Automation
Ditec S.p.A.
Largo U. Boccioni, 1
21040 Origgio (VA)
Italy
Signed for and on behalf of ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems AB by:
Place Date Signature Position
Origgio 2022-09-30 Matteo Fino Head of Ind channel & Gate Automation
© ASSA ABLOY, All rights reserved

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2. Technical specifications
NOTE: The given operating and performance features can only be guaranteed with the
use of DITEC accessories and safety devices.
1. Safety functions
The Ditec LCU43A and LUC43B control panel has the following safety functions:
- obstacle recognition with force limiting;
The maximum response time of the safety functions is 0.5s. The reaction time to a faulty safety
function is 0.5s.
The safety functions comply with the standards and performance level indicated below:
EN ISO 13849-1:2015 Category 2 PL=c
EN ISO 13849-2:2012
The safety function cannot be bypassed either temporarily or automatically. Fault exclusion has
not been applied.
2.1 Applications
LCU43A LCU43B
Power supply 230 V~, -10%/ +10%, 50/60 Hz
Power absorption 3,5 A 4,0 A
Fuse F1= T5A
Motor output Inverter 230 V 3~; 1 x 6 A max Inverter 230 V 3~; 1 x 9 A max
Permanent power supply to accessories 0-30 24V 0,15A
WARNING: in any case, the total of
accessories 0-30 and 0-1 must not
exceed 0.5 A
Power supply to accessories 0-1 24V 0,5 A
(continuous)
Ambient temperature
-20 °C - +55 °C
Storable radio codes 100/200 [see RO → MU → 10/20]
Radio frequency
433,92 MHz (cod. ZENRS)
868,35 MHz (cod. ZENPRS)
ZENRS receiver module included,
ZENPRS optional
Protection rating of the box
refer to the technical data
sheet for the CROSS20VEI
automation system
refer to the technical data
sheet for the CROSS35VEI
automation system
Product size 187x261x103 mm 238x357x120 mm

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• Before connecting the power supply, make sure the plate data correspond to those of the
mains power supply.
• An omnipolar disconnection switch with a contact opening distance of at least 3mm must be
fitted on the mains supply.
• Check there is an adequate residual current circuit breaker and overcurrent cut-out up-
stream of the electrical system.
• For the power supply, use a H05RN-F 3G1.5 type electric cable. Connect it to terminals L
(brown), N (blue), (yellow/green) inside the automation.
• Pass the power supply cable through the supplied ferrite filter as shown in figures 3.1 and 3.2.
NOTE: the maximum permitted wire section is AWG14 (2mm2).
• Unsheathe the power supply cable in line with the terminal.
• In order to comply with the essential requisites of the Standards in force, reclose the cover
once the connections with the terminal have been made.
• Make sure there are no sharp edges that may damage the cables.
• Make sure the mains power wires (230 V) and the accessory wires (24 V) are separated.
• Pass the control cables through the ferrite filters as in figures 3.1 and 3.2.
• The cables must have dual insulation. Unsheathe them in line with the relative connection
terminals.
3. Installation and electrical connections
The connections to the mains power supply and to any possible low voltage wires
(230 V) in the section outside the electronic panel must be made on an independent
channel separated from the connections to the command and safety devices (SELV =
Safety Extra Low Voltage). The corrugated tubes must enter the electronic panel by a
few centimetres via the slots on the base box.

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1
1
2
2
3
3
230 V~ - 50 / 60 Hz
230 V~ - 50 / 60 Hz
Commands
Commands
1
1
2
2
3
3
CROSS20VEI
CROSS35VEI
1
1
2
2
3
3
Fig. 3.1
Fig. 3.2

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4. Standard installation
Ref. Code Description Cable
1 ZEN Transmitter /
2
FLM
FL24
Flashing light 230 V
Flashing light 24 V 2 x 1 mm²
Antenna (integrated in the flashing light) RG-58 coax
cable (50 Ω)
3
AXK5
AXR7
AXK4
Key selector switch
Transponder
Digital combination wireless keypad
4 x 0.5 mm²
/
4CROSS20VEI
CROSS35VEI Actuator (motor) 230 V 3~ 3G x 1.5 mm²
A
Connect the power supply to a certified-compliant omnipolar switch (not
included) with a contact opening distance of at least 3mm. Connection to the
mains must be via an independent conduit, separated from the connections
to the command and safety devices.
5
LIN2
LIN2B
AXP2
LAB4
Photocells
Photocells
Photocells
Photocells IP55
4 x 0.5 mm²
6
SOFAP20
SOF2M20-SOF3M20
SOFA15-SOFA20-SOFA25
Safety edge
Safety edge
Safety edge
2 x 0,5 mm² min
7 GOPAV Radio system for sensitive edges /
8 LAB9 Magnetic loop detector 2 x 1,5 mm²
A
6
5
2
5
4
5
5
3
8
7
1

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C
NO NC
LN
LCU43A - LCU43B
TX
01
RX
01
G3
G1
1
-+
LP
8R6R 205
30 13
94
32
30
41
8
6
1
0
Rosso
RedGreen
Verde
FL24
4.1 Standard installation connections diagram
230 V~
Power supply
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5. Commands and safety devices
WARNING: terminal 30 (common positive for commands) has the same functions as
terminal 1 and for this reason, the commands visible on the display are indicated with
1-5, 1-3, 1-4, etc. However, unlike terminal 1, it is also active when the control panel
is in stand by → .
You are advised to read paragraph 11 for all the details about the possible adjust-
ments.
WARNING: make a jumper for all NC contacts if not used, or deactivate them via the relative
menu. Terminals with the same number are equal.
Command Function Description
30 2 NO AUTOMATIC
CLOSURE
Permanent closing of the contact enables automatic closure if
→
30 3 NO
OPENING When selecting → → , the closure of the contact activates
an opening operation.
STEP-BY-STEP
When selecting → → , the closure of the contact activates
a sequential opening or closing operation: opening-stop-closing-open-
ing. The “opening-stop-closing-opening” sequence can be changed to
“opening-stop-closing-stop-opening” by selecting → .
30 4 NO CLOSURE Closing of the contact activates a closing operation.
30 5 NO
STEP-BY-STEP
When selecting → → , closing the contact starts a sequential
opening or closing operation: opening-stop-closing-opening.
WARNING: if automatic closure is enabled, the duration of the stop
can be defined by selecting → .
The “opening-stop-closing-opening” sequence can be changed to
“opening-stop-closing-stop-opening” by selecting → .
OPENING When selecting → → , the closure of the contact activates
an opening operation.
1 6 NC SAFETY STOP
The opening of the safety contact stops and prevents any movement.
NOTE: to set different safety contact functions, refer to the settings
of parameter → .
1 8 NC CLOSING
SAFETY DEVICE
The opening of the safety contact triggers a reversal of the movement
(reopening) during the closing operation.
With → → , the opening of the contact prevents any
operation when the automation is stationary.
With → → , the opening of the contact only prevents the
closing operation when the automation is stationary.
1 6
8
NC
CLOSING/
OPENING
SAFETY DEVICE
The opening of the safety contact stops and prevents any movement.
NOTE: operation corresponds to that of contact 1-6 with →
→ .
30 9 NC STOP
The opening of the safety contact causes the current operation to stop.
If - = , automatic closure is disabled when contact 30-9
recloses.
If - = , automatic closure remains enabled when contact
30-9 recloses.
30 9 NO HOLD-TO-RUN
COMMAND
When selecting → → , the opening of contact 30-9 enables
the "operator present" function:
- opening with hold-to-run 30-3
- closure with hold-to-run 30-4
NOTE: any safety devices, automatic closure and plug-in board in the
AUX slot are all disabled.
30 20 NO PARTIAL
OPENING
The closure of the contact activates a partial opening operation.
Once the automation stops, the partial opening control performs the
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5.1 Safety inputs
Command Function Description
1 6 NC SAFETY STOP
When selecting → → , connect the output contact of
the safety device to terminals 1-6 on the control panel (in series
with the photocell output contact, if installed).
1 8 NC CLOSING
SAFETY DEVICE
When selecting → → , connect the output contact of
the safety device to terminals 1-8 on the control panel (in series
with the photocell output contact, if installed).
1 6
8 NC
CLOSING/
OPENING
SAFETY DEVICE
When selecting → → , connect the output contact of
the safety device to terminals 1-6-8 on the control panel (in series
with the photocell output contact, if installed).
If → , and cannot be or .
6R
R=8,2kΩ
-10%/ +10%
OPENING
RESISTIVE
SAFETY EDGE
With → confirmed by , a short circuit or open circuit
state of the resistor triggers a stop with disengagement and
movement direction reversal on the basis of the value set for
parameter .
8R
R=8,2kΩ
-10%/ +10%
CLOSING
RESISTIVE
SAFETY EDGE
With → confirmed by , a short circuit or open circuit
state of the resistor triggers a stop with disengagement and
movement direction reversal on the basis of the value set for
parameter .
5.2 Limit switch inputs
Command Function Description
0 11 NC CLOSING LIMIT
SWITCH
Extra low voltage limit switch logic contact.
0 12 NC OPENING LIMIT
SWITCH
Extra low voltage limit switch logic contact.

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6. Outputs and accessories
Output Value of
accessories Description
0
-
1
+
24 V / 0.5A
Power supply to accessories.
Output for power supply to external accessories.
NOTE: the maximum power absorption of 0.5 A corresponds to the sum
of all terminals 1.
The "gate open" indicator light (30-13) is not calculated in the 0.3A indicated above.
The maximum value to be considered is 3W.
30 2 3 4 9 13
24 V / 3W
Automation status lamp.
For the operating mode of output 30-13, refer to the selection → .
1G1G3
10 mA max
G1 - General Purpose Input
Operating of the G1 input can be selected from the menu → .
G3 - General Purpose Output
Operating of the G3 output depends on the type of G1 input selection.
SY - If → , G3 acts as a sync output for parallel or interlocked automations.
ES - Energy Saving mode is not available with this configuration.
41 - If the safety test ( or ) is enabled on one or both inputs and ,
G3 acts as an output for the safety device test.
30 - G3 acts as a permanent positive at max 24V 10mA, to be connected with the
NO contact to G1 (opening and/or step-by-step).
AUX 1
AUX 2
SOFA1-SOFA2
GOPAVRS
LAB9
BIXR2
BIXPR2
LAN7S
The control panel has two slots for plug-in command and safety boards.
The action of the control card can be selected using → for AUX1 and
→ for AUX2.
When using slot-in radio boards, remove the RDX module. The display will
show .
WARNING: the plug-in board must be inserted and removed with the
power supply disconnected.
ANTENNA
Input for GOL148REA external antenna or rigid wire antenna supplied ac-
cording to the operating frequency of the receiver module used.
+LP-
FLM - FL24
24 V / 15W
Flashing light.
The pre-flashing settings can be selected from the third level menu →
and/or → .
To modify the operating mode of the LP output, refer to the selection →
.
RADIO RX
ZENRS
ZENPRS
The control panel has a housing for modules of the ZENRS radio receiver type
(433.92MHz).
Can be replaced with a module of the ZENPRS radio receiver type (868.35 MHz).
The operating mode is selected via → .
When using slot-in radio boards, remove the RDX module. The display will
show .
WARNING: the modules must be inserted and removed with the
power supply disconnected.
MicroSD
The control panel manages microSD cards for updating the firmware and for
diagnostics and configuration storage/recovery via the in commands →
and → .
NOTE: use a microSD with a maximum capacity:
• SD (Secure Digital) with capacities from 128 MB up to 2 GB
• SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) with capacities from 4 GB
up to 32 GB.

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Output Value of
accessories Description
COM
BIXMR2
COM - Allows the operating configurations to be saved using the function
→ .
The saved configurations can be recalled using the function → .
COM - The storage module allows the remote controls to be saved in the memory.
If the control panel is replaced, the storage module being used can be inserted in
the new control panel.
WARNING: the storage module must be inserted and removed with the
power supply disconnected, and paying attention to the positioning direction.
KEYPAD
FUTURE USE
Jumper Description OFF ON
JR1 Display mode selection. Display mode
The values and parameters
present can be only displayed.
Maintenance mode
The values and parameters
present can be displayed and
modified.
Activated maintenance mode
is indicated by the permanent
lit on of the right-hand point
on the display.
Jumper Description
30
1
30
1
AUX1 Selection of power supply - auxil-
iary card 1.
AUX1 powered from 0-1. AUX1 powered from 0-30.
AUX2 Selection of power supply - auxil-
iary card 2.
AUX2 powered from 0-1. AUX2 powered from 0-30.
7. Jumper setting

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8. Using menus
8.1 Switching the display ON and OFF
The procedure to switch on the display is as follows:
• press the key
ENTER
;
• the display functioning check starts ;
• the first level menu is displayed ;
The procedure to switch off the display is as follows:
• press the key
ESC
NOTE: the display switches off automatically after 60 s of inactivity.
NOTE: pressure on the keys may be quick (less than 2 s) or prolonged (longer than 2
s). Unless specified otherwise, quick pressure is intended. To confirm the setting of a
parameter, prolonged pressing is necessary.

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8.2 Navigation keys
• UP and DOWN keys: for scrolling through level one or two menus and through the list of possible
values for a specific parameter.
• ENTER key:
accesses the next menu level or the list of possible values for a menu parameter. Press
and hold to confirm selection of the currently displayed parameter value.
• ESC key: go back to previous step in navigation.
• Simultaneous pressing of the keys UP and ENTER performs an opening command.
UP
+
ENTER
→
• Simultaneous pressing of the keys DOWN and ENTER performs a closing command.
DOWN
+
ENTER
→
• Simultaneous pressing of the keys UP and DOWN performs a POWER RESET command. (in-
terruption of the power supply and restart of the automation).
UP
+
DOWN
→
• Hold down the UP or DOWN key to begin fast menu scrolling.
• In some menus, the parameter measurement unit can be viewed by pressing the ENTER key
once the value has been displayed.
Example: setting of 30 seconds for TC parameter.
UP
→ →
ENTER
→ →
ENTER
→
UP
→ →
ENTER
DOWN DOWN
for 2s

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Selection of device connected
to terminals 1-6
Selection of device connected
to terminals 1-8
Configuration of input 30-9
8.3 Menu map
Automatic closing
time after partial
opening
Setting of radio coded
messages
Maximum number of
remote controls that can
be stored in the integrated
memory
Menu navigation via remote
control keypad
Selection of function CH1 of
the stored remote control
Opening speed
Opening speed
Closing speed
Closing speed
Remote control
storage
Remote control
storage
Visualisation of number of
remote controls stored
Adjustment of acceleration
time during opening
Adjustment of acceleration
time during closure
Adjustment of deceleration
time during opening
Deceleration time
adjustment during closing
Slowdown distance during
opening
Slowdown distance during
closure
Adjustment of approach
speed during opening
Adjustment of approach
speed during closing
Initial movement speed
Automation status
at switch-on
Reversal safety
operation
Activation of anti-
freeze system NIO
Contact command
operation 30-3
Radio receiver
operation
Radio receiver
operation
AUX1 board
operation
AUX2 board
operation
Setting of step-by-step
sequence via command
30-5
Duration of STOP in
step-by-step sequence
via command 30-5
Automatic
closing time
Automatic
closing time
Visualisation of the
type of automation
Partial opening
measurement adjustment
Basic adjustmentsBasic adjustments
Adjustment of thrust on
obstacles during opening
Adjustment of thrust on
obstacles during closing
Adjustment of obstacle
recognition time at normal
speed
Reset general
settings
Activation of advanced
parameters menu
Function of output +LP-
Automation status
Residential 0
Residential 1
Condominium 0
Automatic closure
enabling
Contact command
operation 30-5
Radio operations
*
*
*
Opening direction
RT= right
LF= left
Opening direction
RT= right
LF= left
Contact command
operation 30-5
Automatic closure
enabling
Confirm
configuration
Quick configuration wizard
Automatic configurations