DoorHan PCB-SL Installation manual

© DoorHan, 2016
Programming instructions board PCB-SL
Actual versions
pcb - v 1.0
soft - v 1.0
CONTENT
REMOTE CONTROLLER PROGRAMMING
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CONTROL BOARD
PCB-SL

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CONTENTS
CONTENTS
1. ELECTRICAL INTERFACES . ................................................................................................................................................... 3
1.1. Wiring diagram of control unit . ................................................................................................................................... 3
1.2. Description of elements of control unit . ......................................................................................................................... 3
1.3. Description of terminals of control unit . ...................................................................................................................... 4
1.4. DIP-switches adjustment . ............................................................................................................................................. 5
1.5. Description of mechanically operated controls . ............................................................................................................ 5
2. REMOTE CONTROLLER PROGRAMMING . ............................................................................................................................. 6
2.1. Cleaning of the receiver’s memory . .............................................................................................................................. 6
2.2. Record of DoorHan remote controllers in the receiver . . . ............................................................................................ 6
2.3. Remote programming for Doorhan remote controllers . . . ............................................................................................ 6
2.4. Marking of Doorhan remote controllers buttons . .......................................................................................................... 6

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1.1. Wiring diagram of control unit
WARNING! Switch off the power before operating with control board. Always install power cables apart from signal
ones. Use a braided shield cable to reduce induces noise. The wires in the cable shall be protected from contact with
any rough and sharp details.
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1.2. Description of elements of control unit
Elements of control unit
Contacts of control unit
E l e m e n t s Description
TR1 Transformer
J0 Quick connector for receiver
DIP Group of DIP-switches
FUSE High-voltage fuse
FUSE2 Low-voltage fuse
TIMER W Adjustment of reverse time after limit switch response
AUTO CL Time delay before automatic closing
FORCE Adjustment of traction force
P i n s Description
~220 (N, L, PE) Supply voltage
Motor (N, L1, L2) Pin to connect motor
Lamp Pin to connect warning light (see diagram)
– Negative terminal for accessories power supply (24 V), 600 mA
+24 V Positive terminal for accessories power supply (24 V), 600 mA
Sw Op Output contact of limit switch to open
Sw Cl Output contact of limit switch to close
EMRG Contact pair for emergency stop (NC)
Ph Op Output contact for photocells to open (NC)
Ph Cl Output contact for photocells to close (NC)
Ped Command to close (DIP2 is on) (NO)
Start Command to open or step-by-step control (NO)
N
com
DCP(+)
com
com com
r
GND
com DC.P com
com
com
LED3
GND
VCC
(+24)
CON2
LED2
GND
VCC
(+24)
CON1
LED1
IR
COM
NO NC
com DC.P com
com
com
LED3
GND
VCC
(+24)
CON2
LED2
GND
VCC
(+24)
CON1
LED1
IR
COM
NO NC
Timer W Auto CL Force
Fuse 2
FuseDIP
J1J2J3J4
J0
Connecting photocells to close. Set the jumper to NC when using photocells PhotoCell
(DoorHan)
Connecting photocells to open. Set the jumper to NC when using photocells PhotoCell
(DoorHan)
Receiver
Jumpers
Capacitor
Red
Black
Green
Blue
Red
Limit switches LED
Observe the polarity
External control button
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Control unit LEDs
LEDs in bold type indicate the state when the door is stopped in the middle position.
L E D F u n c t i o n O n Off
PWR Motor power supply On Off
A (red) Record of remote controller code On Off
B (yellow) Failure (emergency) On Off
ST START command On Off
PED PED command On Off
Ph1 Photocells to close Do not respond Respond
Ph2 Photocells to open Do not respond Respond
STOP STOP command Out On
Sw1 Limit switch to close Does not respond Responds
Sw2 Limit switch to open Does not respond Responds
1.3. Description of terminals of control unit
1. Pins to connect power supply (pin J1)
~220 (N, L, PE) — pin to connect power supply unit.
PE - protection earth.
N — power supply (neutral).
L — power supply (phase).
2. Pins to connect motor (pin J2)
MOTOR (N, L1, L2) — to connect motor unit. Make sure that the motor is connected as shown at the diagram.
3. Pins to connect warning light (pin J3)
LAMP — pin to connect warning light of 230 V, max. 40 W. Operates at any movement of the door leaf. The light flashes with
a period of 0.5-1 sec.
4. Pins to connect accessories (pin J4)
START — command «Complete opening» (NO)
Closing of the contacts of the device connected to this terminal triggers the control unit for complete opening and/ or closing
of the door (the exact logic depends on the position of DIP1 switch).
DIP1 — off. It generates the command in cycle mode - Open-Stop-Close-Stop.
DIP1 — on. It generates the command in cycle mode - Open-Limit switch-Close (no stop is provided during movement).
To connect some devices , it’s necessary to connect normally open (NO) contacts of these devices in parallel.
Ped —command Pedestrian ( pedestrian crossing) (NO)
DIP2 — off. Ped command results in the door opening for approximately 1 m. Repeated Ped command results in the door
closing. If Start command follows after Ped command, the control unit generates a command for complete closing of the door.
Ped command at DIP2-off in the closed position of the door opens the door for 1 m, in the opened position of the door closes
the door completely.
DIP2 — on. It crries out separate drive controll, i.e. Start command opens the door, Ped command closes the door.
To connect some devices , it’s necessary to connect normally open (NO) contacts of these devices in parallel.
SW OP/SW CL — — limit switches signals in extreme positions of the door leaf.
Limit switch operation (opening of the contact) SW OP / SW CL means that the door leaf is in the extreme opened/ closed
position and further movement in the same direction is prohibited.
Photo Cl — contacts to connect safety devices to close (NC). Devices operation results in immediate reverse movement of
the door leaf for complete opening. Operation of the devices connected to these terminals has no effect on operation during
the door opening.
If the door is open and sensors connected to these terminals respond, it will prevent from the door movement to close.
To connect some devices with NC contacts, it’s necessary to connect the contacts of these devices in series.
WARNING! If no devices are connected to these terminals, it’s necessary to install the jumper between contact terminals
“Ph CL” and “-“ (see wiring diagram).
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5. Photo Op — contacts to connect safety devices to open (NC). These connections are used to protect the door leaf when
opening. Operation of the devices reslts in immediate stop. Operation of the devices connected to these terminals has no effect
on operation during the door closing. If the door is closed and sensors connected to these terminals respond, it will prevent
from the door movement to open. To connect some devices with NC contacts, it’s necessary to connect the contacts of these
devices in series.
WARNING! If no devices are connected to these terminals, it’s necessary to install the jumper between contact terminals
“Ph Op” and “-“ (see wiring diagram).
6. EMRG — contacts to connect emergency stop devices (NC). These connections are used to protect the door leaf when
opening and closing. Any logic of control unit operation by signal from these devices when opening and closing the door
provides immediate stop of the door. If the door is at rest and sensors connected to these terminals respond, it will prevent
from any door movement. To connect some devices with NC contacts, it’s necessary to connect the contacts of these devices
in series.
WARNING! If no devices are connected to these terminals, it’s necessary to install the jumper between EMRG contact
terminals (see wiring diagram).
7. 24 V DC — output terminals of power supply transformer with 24 DC, max. load of 600 mA.
1.4. DIP-switches adjustment
WARNING! When changing the position of DIP-switches, it’s necessary to turn off and on again supply voltage of the
drive. Otherwise, adjustment will not take place.
Switcher Function Implementation
of functions
Switch
position
DIP1 Reject to receive commands during the door movement Yes ON
No OFF
DIP2 Separate control:
START - opens, PED - closes
Yes ON
No OFF
DIP3 Drive location relative to the door opening To the right ON
To the left OFF
DIP4 Drive-down in front of the limit switches Yes ON
No OFF
1.5. Description of mechanically operated controls
TIMER W — of reverse time after limit switch response.
AUTO CL — adjustment of time delay before the door automatic closing. Time delay can be adjusted within the range from 0
to 70 seconds. Automatic closing function is off in the leftmost position of the control.
FORCE — adjustment of drive traction force (set of maximum useful current). The drive force has a maximum value in the
rightmost position of the control, and the drive is operating at its full capacity (not recommended).
Adjusting of mechanically operated controls
To increase the parameter, turn the corresponding control clockwise.
To reduce the parameter, turn the corresponding control counterclockwise.
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REMOTE CONTROLLER PROGRAMMING
2. REMOTE CONTROLLER PROGRAMMING
2.1. Cleaning of the receiver’s memory. After power is on, hold down the record button for remote controllers (CODE) for 10
seconds. Indicator “A” will be constantly on, warning light will flash, then indicator “B” will be on for one second and go out
to confirm erasing of stored codes, warning light and indicator “A” will go out.
2.2. Record of DoorHan remote controllers in the receiver. To record remote controllers, press and hold down the record button
for remote controllers (CODE) for 3 seconds. Press twice the selected button (you later want to control the drive operation)
within 10 sec when indicator “A” is on. Indicator “B” will flash once and go out to confirm successful record of code of
remote controller in the receiver’s memory, warning light and indicator “A” will go out.
Note:
• repeat the recording procedure for each new remote controller to set up some remote controllers.
• in case of memory overflow in receiver, indicator “B” will flash three times (maximum number
of remote controllers in the receiver’s memory - 60 pcs.)
2.3. Remote programming for Doorhan remote controllers.
Perform the items 1-4 within 5-second interval:
1. Press and hold down the button 2 (see figure) of programmed remote controller.
2. Without releasing the pressed button 2, press and hold down the button 1.
3. Release the buttons.
4.Press programmed button on the remote controller, the receiver enters the programming mode for remote controllers
(indicator “A” will be constantly on, warning light will flash)
Note:
• The record of remote controller can be carried out within 10 seconds after entering the programming mode, then receiver
exits the programming mode.
5. Press the button (to later control the operation of the receiver channel) twice on new remote controller. Indicator “B” will
flash once and go out to confirm successful record of code of remote controller in the receiver’s memory, warning light and
indicator “A” will go out.
Note:
• Programming of the remote controllers shall be carried out within the operating range of the drive receiver.
• in case of memory overflow in receiver, indicator “B” will flash three times (maximum number of remote controllers in the
receiver’s memory - 60 pcs.)
2.4. Marking of Doorhan remote controllers buttons
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