Dorma ESA II User manual

DORMA AUTOMATICS, Inc.
924 Sherwood Drive
Lake Bluff, IL 60044
E-mail: [e-mail]
Toll-Free: 877-367-6211
Fax: [phone]
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Quick Start
Quick Start Guide ESAII
1 Door must be installed and adjusted completely. The door must slide without binding.
2 Door must be fully wired and safety devices must be normally closed NC Safety Circuit
If using BEA Wizards change presence to NC output by changing the relay output from the default of 4 to 1 with
the remote. Presence output
If using the Reglomat Profusion change presence output to NC with remote by pressing E +2+2
If the door has Micro Cell holding beams wired to one presence input wire the Wizards as follows to the one open
presence input. Wire nut the blue from one Wizard to the brown of the other then wire the remaining blue and
brown to the presence input. (The Wizards have to be wired in series if connected to one input.)
The door will not tune in or function without a closed contacts or jumpers on the following terminals 21 (Dish)
and 23 (Arrow) Presence 2, 26 (Dish) and 28 (Arrow) Presence 1 and terminals 32 and 33 Breakout (Emergency
Stop)
NC input or Jumpers on
21 & 23, 26 & 28, and 32
& 33
3 With the power disconnected slide the door open half way. Place the jamb switch to the off or closed position, Exit
only off and Partial Open to off. Switch in Off position for Tune in.
4 Plug the power in and observe the door after a few seconds the door should move in the closing direction if it
opens unplug the power and see step 5 if it closes move to step 6. Door should close at start up
5 If at initial startup the door moved in the opening direction with the power disconnected slide the door open half
way then press and hold the Service button. While pressing the Service button connect the power plug. Hold the
button until you see and 8 appear in the display. The 8 will flash twice once the reset is complete.
If the door moves in the closing direction proceed to 6. If it moves in the opening direction press the minus (-)
button to change the motors direction.
6 After the door closes perform a learn cycle by pushing the Service button until the display starts to rotate. The
door accelerates to determine the door weight and then open the rest of the way in creep speed. Perform a learn cycle.
The 8 will blink twice then a dot will appear indicating that the learn cycle is complete and the door will close at
normal speed.

DORMA AUTOMATICS, Inc.
924 Sherwood Drive
Lake Bluff, IL 60044
E-mail: [e-mail]
Toll-Free: 877-367-6211
Fax: [phone]
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Quick Start
7 Lock adjustments.
Lock type and Locking program are not learned and should be adjusted on each installation. Not
adjusting the Locking will result in an opening hesitation. Adjust Lock setting on
all installs.
Lock Type: press the Select button once and a menu level letter will appear in the display. Press the up or down
buttons until an L. appears. Press Select again and a number will appear. Using the up and down button select one
of the following, 0 for no lock or 2 for the Bistable lock with NO contact.
Lock Program: press the Select button once and use the up and down button until the r. is displayed, Press the
Select button again then use the up and down buttons to select 0. for lock in Off or 1. for Off and Exit Only.
8 Final Adjustments use the Select and Up and Down buttons to make any final adjustments to the following A.
backup battery, o. night bank hold open, d. hold open, O. opening speed and C. closing speed.
9 Trouble shooting.
The two Led’s indicate the state of the two presence sensors inputs and both must be on in order for the door to
close. Before each closing cycle the safety sensors are tested and you will notice the lights blink before the door
closes. If either light is out it indicates a problem with the related presence sensor.
Led’s must be on for
door to close.
Both the low voltage and motor circuits are protected from short circuits. In the event of a short circuit the controls
shuts the affected circuit off. Once the short circuit is removed the control will restore power.
The control keeps a log of errors to access this log press the Select button once and use the up and down buttons
to set the display to E. then push the select button again and using the up button check the error log for faults. Review Error Log, before calling technical
assistance.
0 no error, 1 obstruction, 2 lock, 3 program switch, 4 safety beam, 5 encoder, 7 system, 8 emergency stop, 9 learn
error, A motor fault, b battery test error, c force test, d over current.