Dorma ED 100 User manual

Service manual
ED100 / ED250
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Low Energy / Full Energy Swing Door Operators

TABLE OF CONTENTS
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ED100 / ED250 Service Manual
1Document information 3
2Operator system 4
3Safety 5
4Door signage – power operated pedestrian doors 6-7
5Door signage – low energy doors 8
6Maintenance
A. Safety checks and inspection 9
B. Operator environment and cleaning10
C. Maintenance 11
D. Cover removal – accessing user interface 12
7User interface 13
8Internal program switches – single door 14
9Internal program switch – double doors 14
10 System accessories – electrical interface 15
11 Measure and record reveal depth and door width 16
12 Set spring tension 17
13 Performing learning cycle 18
14 Door measurements – Power operated pedestrian door 19
15 Door measurements – Power assist and low energy power operated doors 20-21
16 Firmware versions 22
17 Changing parameters 22
18 Parameterization / service
List of parameters 23
Parameter detail 24-32
19 Diagnosis / troubleshooting
Overview, user interface
"ln" codes, EO to "E9" error message memory 33
Error message memory, LED status and error "E_ " codes 34
Troubleshooting charts 35-38
20 Operational topics 39-40
21 Quick start guide 41

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General information
Instruction and service manuals are available for
review, download, or printing on the Dorma.com
website.
Unless specified otherwise, all dimensions are given
in both inches (") and millimeters [mm].
To reduce risk of injury to persons – use this
operator system only with the automatic swing door
to which the operator system is assigned to.
Manual overview
This manual is designed to provide service information
regarding ED100 / ED250 swing door operator systems. These
systems are used exclusively for opening and closing interior
swing doors with the following door maximum weights:
ED100: 220 lb [100 kg]
ED250: 550 lb [250 kg]
1 Document information
This document must be kept in a secure place. It must be
accessible for reference as required.
If the system should be transferred to another facility, insure
that this document is transferred as well.
Symbols used in manual
WARNING
This symbol warns of hazards which
could result in personal injury or
threat to health.
REMARK A remark draws attention to important
information in this document.
NOTE A note clarifies instructions or other
information presented in this document.

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Operator
1. AC power switch
2. AC power connection
3. Connection board terminals
4. Axle connection on both sides
5. Drive system (motor/gear/spring)
6. Spring tension adjustment – closing force
7. Slot for DORMA upgrade cards
8. Internal program switches (2)
9. User interface with information display
10. Potentiometer, closing speed adjustment
11. Terminal jumper, push or pull mounting
Standard arm, Track (slide channel), complete cover
12. Standard arm
13. Track and arm
14. Complete cover
2 Operator system

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3 Safety
This document contains important instructions for safe
operation of the ED100 / ED250.
Door signage information
Proper signs and labels shall be applied and maintained on
door(s) per the following ANSI / BHMA standards:
ANSI/BHMA A156.10-2011: Standard for power operated
pedestrian doors, paragraph 11, signage
ANSI/BHMA A156.19-2013: Standard for power assist and
low energy power operated doors, paragraph 6, signage
Information on door signage can be found in Sections 04 and 05.
Maintenance: If decals have been removed, or cannot
be read, request that labels be replaced when
requesting service call.
Safety
Electric shock hazard! Never place metal objects
into operator openings!
Work on electrical equipment and wiring must be
performed only by qualified electricians!
Hazards at closing edges
Pinch point hazards at closing edges!
Collision hazards at closing edges!
Crushing hazards at closing edges!
Secondary
closing edge
Opposing
closing edge
Main
closing edge
Residual hazards
After installation, hazards such as minor crushing,
impact with limited force, and risk to unsupervised
children may exist depending on structural design
of door area, type of door, and any safeguards that
have been implemented.
Secondary closing edge hazard
A hazard area of all swing doors (including those
which are manually operated).
Hazards at slide channel lever and arm
Shearing hazard at slide channel and arm!
Crushing hazard at slide channel arm and standard
arm!
Track (slide channel)
Arm
Standard arm

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4 Door signage – power operated pedestrian doors
ED100 / ED250 is supplied with door sign decals to alert and
instruct pedestrian traffic in operation and function of door.
Method of activation determines combination of decals required.
Not all decals will be used in every application.
Safety signs are specified in ANSI A156.10, American National
Standard for power operated pedestrian doors, paragraph 11.
Swinging doors including double egress
1. ARROW and AUTOMATIC DOOR sign – shall be visible
from approach side of a swinging door, mounted on door at a
height of 58" ± 5" [147 ± 13 cm ] from floor to centerline
of sign.
Sign shall be a minimum of 6" [15.2] in diameter and
have a green circle surrounding a black arrow on a white
background.
2. DO NOT ENTER and AUTOMATIC DOOR sign – shall be
visible from non-approach side of door that swings towards
pedestrians attempting to travel in wrong direction.
Sign shall be mounted on door at a height of 58" ± 5"
[147 ± 13 cm ] from floor to centerline of sign.
Sign shall be a minimum of 6" [15.2] in diameter, and
have a red circle with wording inside circle.
3. AUTOMATIC CAUTION DOOR sign – swinging doors
serving both egress and ingress shall have a "CAUTION,
AUTOMATIC DOOR" sign visible from swing side of door.
Sign shall be mounted on door at a height of 58 ± 5"
[147 ± 13 cm] from floor to center line of sign.
Two signs supplied, one for each side of door. For glass
doors, only one sign is required since printing is on both
sides.
Knowing Act doors
Door(s) shall also have the following signage on side of door
with knowing act device:
4. "Activate Switch To Operate"
Door signage for one-way traffic
5. "Arrow" and "Do Not Enter"
Door signage for two-way traffic
6. "Arrow" and "Automatic Caution Door"
1
2
3
Approach side Non-approach side
4
5
Non-swing side Swing side
6

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One-way traffic application Two-way traffic application
58” ± 5” 58” ± 5”
One-way pair traffic application
58” ± 5”

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ED100 / ED250 is supplied with door signs to alert and
instruct pedestrian traffic in operation and function of the
door. For low energy applications, signs are specified in ANSI
A156.19, paragraph 6. Installed signage is based on door
application.
Low Energy doors
All low energy doors shall be marked with following sign visible
from both sides of door:
1. "CAUTION, AUTOMATIC DOOR"
Knowing Act switch initiation of door operator
When a "Knowing act activating device" is used to initiate
operation of door operator, doors shall be provided with
following signs on each side of door where knowing act switch
or other type of device is located:
2. "ACTIVATE SWITCH TO OPERATE"
Decal shall have white lettering on a blue background.
Push / pull initiation of door operator
3. PULL TO OPERATE" sign shall be applied on "pull" side
of door.
Decal shall have white lettering on a blue background.
4. PUSH TO OPERATE" sign shall be applied on "push" side
of door.
Decal shall have white lettering on a blue background.
14 Door signage – low energy doors
Low Energy door
Push / pull initiation of door movement
4
3
2
1
Low Energy door
Knowing act switch initiation of door movement
50” ± 12”
Knowing act
switch located on
this side of door
50” ± 12”

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6 Maintenance
A. Safety checks and inspection
Safety information label – Automatic Swinging Doors
This AAADM label outlines safety checks that should be
performed daily on automatic swinging door controlled by
ED100 / ED250 operator.
Safety information label – location
Place label in a protected, visible location on door frame, near
operator power switch if possible.
Annual Compliance Inspection section of label
This section of label is only completed on swing doors
that comply with ANSI/BHMA A156.10 standard and
pass inspection.
Additional annual compliance inspection labels
Place additional labels directly over Annual Compliance
Inspection section on Safety Information label.
Safety information label – Low Energy Swinging Doors
Label outlines safety checks that should be performed daily
low energy swinging door controlled by ED100 / ED250 door
operator.
Safety information label – location
Place label in a protected, visible location on door frame, near
operator power switch if possible.
Annual Compliance Inspection section of label
Section only filled out on low energy swing doors that
comply with ANSI/BHMA A156.19 standard and pass
inspection.
Additional Annual Compliance Inspection labels
Place additional labels directly over Annual Compliance
Inspection section on Safety Information label.
SAFETY INFORMATION
Automatic Swinging Doors
1
. Walk toward the door at a
normal pace. The door
should open when you ar
e
about 4 feet from the door.
2
. Stand motionless on
threshold for at least 10
seconds. The door shoul
d
not close.
3
. Move clear of the area. Th
e
door should remain open for
at least 1.5 seconds and
should close slowly and
smoothly.
4
. Repeat steps1 through 3
from other direction if door
is used for two way traffic.
5
. Inspect the floor area. It
should be clean with no
loose parts that might caus
e
user to trip or fall. Keep
traffic path clear.
6
. Inspect door's overall
condition. The appropriat
e
signage should be present.
7
. Have door inspected by a
n
AAADM certified inspecto
r
at least annually.
AAADM
American Association of Automatic
Door Manufacturers
ANNUAL COMPLIANCE
INSPECTION
INSPECT FOR AND
COMPLIES WITH ANSI
A156.10 ON:
DATE:______________
by AAADM Certified
Insepector
Number:___________
AAADM-2496
DO NOT USE DOOR if it fails
any of these safety checks of if
it malfunctions in any way. Call
a qualified automatic door
service company to have door
repaired or serviced.
See Owner’s manual or
instructions for details on
each of these and other
safety items. If you need
a copy of the manual,
contact the manufacturer.
These minimum safety checks,
in addition to those in the
Owner’s Manual, should be
made each day and after any
loss of electrical power.
SAFETY INFORMATION
Low Energy Swinging
Doors
1
. Activate the door. Door
should open at a slow
smooth pace (4 or more
seconds), and stop withou
t
impact.
2
. Door must remain fully open
for a minimum of 5 seconds
before beginning to close.
3
. Door should close at a slow,
smooth pace (4 or more
seconds), and stop without
impact.
4
. Inspect the floor area. It
should be clean with no
loose parts that might cause
user to trip or fall. Keep
traffic path clear.
5
. Inspect door‘s overall
condition. The appropriate
signage should be present
and the hardware should
be in good condition.
6
. Have door inspected by an
AAADM certified inspector
at least annually.
AAADM
American Association of Automatic
Door Manufacturers
ANNUAL COMPLIANCE
INSPECTION
INSPECT FOR AND
COMPLIES WITH ANSI
A156.19 ON:
DATE:______________
by AAADM Certified
Insepector
Number:___________
AAADM-3044
DO NOT USE DOOR if it fails
any of these safety checks of if
it malfunctions in any way. Call
a qualified automatic door
service company to have door
repaired or serviced.
See Owner’s manual or
instructions for details on
each of these and other
safety items. If you need
a copy of the manual,
contact the manufacturer.
These minimum safety checks,
in addition to those in the
Owner’s Manual, should be
made each day and after any
loss of electrical power.
ANNUAL COMPLIANCE
INSPECTION
INSPECT FOR AND
COMPLIES WITH ANSI
A156.10 ON:
DATE: _____________
by AAADM Certified
Inspector
Number: ____________
ANNUAL COMPLIANCE
INSPECTION
INSPECT FOR AND
COMPLIES WITH ANSI
A156.19 ON:
DATE: ______________
by AAADM Certified
Inspector
Number: ___________

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B. Operator environment and cleaning
1.1 Verify ED100 / ED250 system environment meets listed
requirements.
Ambient temperature 5 to 122° F [-15 to 50° C]
Suitable for dry rooms only Relative humidity maximum
93%, non-condensing
1.2 Area around door(s) and door(s) swing radius
Area around door(s) and door(s) swing radius must
be kept clear of all obstacles!
2.1 Cleaning
Cleaning must only be performed with door in OFF
position. This can be done by setting Power switch
on end of operator to OFF position (green LED goes
out), and / or by setting 115 VAC ED100 / ED250
branch circuit disconnect to OFF position.
3.1 External surfaces of ED100 / ED250 operator system
can be cleaned with a damp cloth and with commercial
cleaning agents.
Abrasive (scouring) agents should not be used, as
they may damage system surfaces.
3.2 Water and other liquids
No water or other liquids must be sprayed or spilled
onto or into ED100 / ED250 operator!
3.3 Metal objects
Electric shock hazard! Never place metal objects
into operator openings!
1
Green
Power switch
Yellow
Red
2
3
A hazard area of all swing doors (including those
which are manually operated).

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C. Maintenance
Power switch must be in OFF position before any
maintenance work can be performed!
Service interval indicator
1.1 Yellow LED on power switch side of operator is service
interval indicator. Operator system should be scheduled
for service when yellow LED is first illuminated, or
annually, whichever occurs first. Contact the local Dorma
service company.
1.2 The following standards recommend periodic
maintenance and inspection to ensure compliance:
ANSI/BHMA A156.10-2011 – ANSI standard for power
power operated pedestrian doors
ANSI/BHMA A156.19-2013 – ANSI standard for power
assist and low energy power operated doors
Maintenance
Inspection by Dorma service should include, as a minimum:
2.1 Track (slide channel)
Check for wear.
Check for wear or damage at moving joints.
3.1 Slide shoe
Check for wear and excessive play.
4.1 Track mounting
Check tightness of track mounting screws.
5.1 Standard arm
Check for wear or damage at moving joints.
Check tightness of arm shoe mounting screws.
Check tightness of self-locking screw securing drive arm to
drive axle.
Green LED
Yellow LED
Red LED
1
2
1. Pivot pin
2. Slide shoe
1
2
3
Cover
Fixing piece
Fixing piece
mounting hole for track mounting screw
Track
Fixing piece
4
5
Mounting screw
Mounting screw
Drive axle
Adjustment screw
Shoe
Drive arm
Self locking screw

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D. Cover removal – accessing user interface
Cover removal
Cover and cover end caps must be removed to access user
interface (Section 07).
Types of covers:
Single door: basic or professional extended cover
Double door: professional or Vario cover
To be compliant with UL 325 and CSA C22.2 No. 247, cover
and power side end cap are secured with fasteners.
Door should be OFF prior to accessing operator for
cover removal, and while removing or reinstalling
cover(s)!
Covers
1. Basic cover for single doors.
2. VARIO cover – this creates a continuous cover for double
swing door systems. The VARIO cover is installed between
two Basic covers to hide gap between the two covers.
3. Professional cover – a continuous and seamless cover for
double door systems.
Cover removal
1.1 Remove both endcaps. Power switch end cap may have a
screw securing it to operator.
2.1 Remove cover(s). Cover(s) may have a screw(s) securing
cover(s) to operator.
Cover reinstallation
Ensure that screws securing power side endcap and cover(s)
are reinstalled.
Or
2
Basic cover – single operator
Professional cover
Basic cover Basic cover
Vario cover
L
L
Power switch
end cap
Center hole
in bottom row
1

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> 3s Reset
< 3s Quit
> 3s
PRG
< 3s LEARN
Fact-Setup
> 3s
> 8s Button legend
User interface: RH door
Information display
Internal program switch - 2 pole
4 button keypad
2 digit display
Internal program switch - 3 pole
> 3s Reset
< 3s Quit
LEARN
< 3s
> 3s
Fact-Setup
PRG
> 3s
> 8s
User interface: LH door
Button legend
Information display
7 User interface
Operator is equipped with a user interface to input and adjust
door parameters (Section 17), and to display information and
error codes (Section 18). User interface consists of:
Four button keypad
2 digit information display
Four button keypad
Button functions are adapted to installation orientation of
operator; each of the 4 buttons always has same function
according to how buttons are arranged.
Button legend can be removed and rotated.
Buttons perform the following functions:
Right
Call up parameter menu – press button > 3s PRG.
Change selected parameter.
Save changed value.
Left
Cancel parameter change process.
Exit parameter menu – press button < 3s Quit.
Left and right together
Acknowledge errors – press both buttons < 3s.
Reset – press both buttons > 3s.
Up
Scroll through parameters and error messages.
Increase parameter value.
Down
Scroll through parameters and error messages.
Decrease parameter value.
Opening pulse – press button < 3 seconds.
Learning cycle – press button >3s LEARN,
program switches off.
Reset with factory setting – press button > 8s Fact-Setup,
program switches off.
Reference Section 18, SL parameter - Factory setting
level.
Adjust direction of installation following a power off/on
reset.
Status LEDs on power switch side of operator
Red LED: Blinking codes are used to indicate "ln __"
information or certain error codes "E_ _".
Details on each display code, or LED status, can be
found in troubleshooting chart in Section 19.
Yellow LED: Maintenance interval indicator. When
illuminated, it is an indication operator system has to be
serviced. Maintenance interval is adjustable by DORMA
service.
Green LED: ON – Indicates internal 24VDC power on.
OFF – Indicates internal 24VDC power off.
Green
Power switch
Yellow
Red
Refer to first commissioning section in single or
double door installation manuals for display format
orientation.
2-digit information display
Display is configured during commissioning so that numbers
and digits are displayed correctly without regard to installation
orientation.

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8 Internal program switches – single door
Operator can be set to one of four door control modes using
two internal program switches on end of operator.
Off
Door will open automatically when night bank
trigger is activated and closes upon expiration
of adjustable hold-open time.
Automatic
Door opens automatically when an activator is
actuated or triggered and closes on expiration
of adjustable hold-open time.
Permanent
Open
Door opens automatically and remains open
until function is deactivated.
Exit only
Door opens automatically after internal
activator or night bank activator has been
activated. Door closes on expiration of
adjusted hold-open time.
OFF
Set both switches to "O"
Automatic
Set 2-pole switch to "O"
Set 3 pole switch to " "
Permanent open
Set 2-pole switch to "O"
Set 3 pole switch to " "
Exit only
Set 2-pole switch to " "
Set 3 pole switch to " "
9 Internal program switch – double doors
Operator can be set to one of three door control modes using
internal program switch on end of inactive operator.
Off
Door will open automatically when night bank
trigger is activated and closes upon expiration
of adjustable hold-open time.
Automatic
Door opens automatically when an activator is
actuated or triggered and closes on expiration
of adjustable hold-open time.
Permanent
Open
Door opens automatically and remains open
until function is deactivated.
OFF
Set switch to "O"
Automatic
Set switch to " "
Permanent open
Set 3 pole switch to " "

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Terminal board layout
Use terminal board connection diagram below as reference for
wiring of activators, locking devices, safety sensors and other
accessories.
Electric shock hazard! 115VAC branch circuit
disconnect for the ED100 / ED250 must be OFF
while making these wiring connections!
Cables connect to applicable connection board plugs.
These keyed plugs are inserted into their keyed sockets on
terminal board.
Devices must be connected to their respective sockets prior to
powering operator.
Use documentation provided with each device to
determine wiring interface to connection board.
97 98 99 30 31 32 34 33 3335 136144a
3BA157 57a 14231413115 17 311113 3
43 36463621G 3
+ 24 V Signal input
0 V
+ 24 V
COM
Locking relay
max. 1 A / 48 V DC/AC
NO
NC
0 V
Locking feedback contact
0 V
+ 24 V Signal input
0 V 0 V
+ 24 V
0 V
Signal input
0 V
Partial Open
Permanent Open
Exit Only
AUTOMATIC
Off
NC
NO
COM
0 V
Signal input Test output + 24 V 0 V Signal input Test output + 24 V 0 V
OUTPUT
Night
trigger
Interior
activation
inputs
Exterior
activation
inputs Safety sensors
X5X4
X3
X6 X9 X1 X7
Program switches
Maximum current load: 1.5 A
+ 24 V
DCW Bus
X8
0 V
Connection diagram
X10
24 VDC
Class II
Smoke detectors
Door
Status
Indicates slot in socket at
terminal location is keyed with
a red insert.
The assigned plug for the
socket has tab in the same
location broken off to allow
insertion of the plug into its
socket.
This insures that only the
correct plug can be inserted
into its assigned socket.
Green LEDYellow LED
Red LED
Jumpers:
To enable the operator
unit to be commissioned,
jumpers are installed at
the factory between the
following terminals:
4 & 4a
15 & 3*
11 & 3*
*Remove jumpers if
safety sensors are
installed.
Emergency
close
8 - 24 AC/DC + 5% Night bank
Wet
Swing side Approach side
Dry
Plug included in
DCW upgrade card
scope of delivery
Plug included in
fire protection
upgrade card
scope of delivery
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1.1 Measure and record reveal depth.
Reference
paragraph
Parameter Description Measurement Parameter value
Q 2 rd Reveal depth
Q-3 Tb Door width
1.2 Convert measurement into parameter rd value and enter
above.
Reveal in
inches
Reveal
in mm
rd
value
ED100 / ED250
-1-3/16 -30 -3
-3/4 -20 -2
-3/8 -10 -1
000
3/8 10 1
3/4 20 2
1-1/8 30 3
1-9/16 40 4
1-15/16 50 5
2-3/8 60 6
2-3/4 70 7
3-1/8 80 8
3-1/2 90 9
3-15/16 100 10
4-5/16 110 11
4-3/4 120 12
5-1/8 130 13
5-1/2 140 14
5-7/8 150 15
6-5/16 160 16
6-11/16 170 17
7180 18
7-1/2 190 19
7-7/8 200 20
8-1/4 210 21
8-5/8 220 22
9230 23
Reveal in
inches
Reveal
in mm
rd
value
9-7/16 240 24
9-13/16 250 25
10 -1/4 260 26
10-5/8 270 27
11 280 28
11-7/16 290 29
11-13/16 300 30
ED250
12-3/16 310 31
12-5/8 320 32
13 330 33
13-3/8 340 34
13-3/4 350 35
14-3/16 360 36
14-9/16 370 37
15 380 38
15-3/8 390 39
15-3/4 400 40
16-1/8 410 41
16-9/16 420 42
16-15/16 430 43
17-5/16 440 44
17-3/4 450 45
18-1/8 460 46
18-1/2 470 47
18 -7/8 480 48
19 -1/4 490 49
19 -11/16 500 50
[
]
Positive
reveal
depth Frame face
Door
frame
Door face
Face of operator
mounting surface
Negative
reveal
depth
Face of operator
mounting surface
Door face
[
Pull arm – with track
Frame face
Door frame
]
1
11. Measure and record reveal depth and door width
Push arm
Door width in inches and [mm] Tb Value Width
ED 100 / ED 250
28 to 31 15/16" [711 to 811] 728"
32 to 35 15/16" [813 to 912] 832"
36 to 39 15/16" [914 to 1014] 936"
40 to 43 15/16" [1016 to 1116] 10* 40"
Door width in inches and [mm] Tb Value Width
ED 250 only
44 to 47 15/16" [1118 to 1218] 11 44"
48 to 51 15/16 [1219 to 1319] 12 48"
52 to 55 15/16" [1321 to 1421] 13 52"
56 to 59 15/16" [1422 to 1522] 14 56"
60 to 62 15/16" [1524 to 1599] 15 60"
63" {1600] 16 64"
1.3 Measure and record door width and enter above. Convert
measurement into parameter Tb value.

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Spring setting revolutions – recorded
ED100
ED250
3
Set spring tension
When system is delivered, spring tension is relaxed.
Spring has to be pretensioned – a minimum of ten revolutions
are required to operate system.
System checks spring tension adjustment during learning cycle.
Cycle will be canceled if spring is insufficiently tensioned.
If spring tension is changed, a new learning cycle
must be performed.
Spring is adjusted at factory for fully
counterclockwise position – no spring tension.
Table I
Door width
inches 32 36 42 48 55
mm 813 914 1,067 1,219 1,397
Spring setting revolutions
ED100 10 14 16 -- --
ED250 -- -- 14 18 24
1.1 Operator spring tension – refer to Table I for required
number of full revolutions.
2.1 Adjust spring tension using a 5 mm hex T handle.
3.1 Record spring setting revolutions.
1
5 mm
Door
pressure
gauge
Spring tension
adjustment
Measure force 1”
[25 mm] from lead
edge of door
1”
[25 mm]
Door
Table I indicates approximate values – use door
pressure gauge to check closing force at 2° and
adjust if necessary. Refer to Sections 14 and 15 for
values.
For reveal depths greater than 11 5/16" [300 mm],
also check minimum closing force between 88° and
92°.
2
12. Set spring tension

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13 Performing learning cycle
Learning cycle must be performed while motor is
cold!
Door must not be moved manually or held open
during learning cycle, otherwise operator control unit
cannot correctly determine parameters.
Check that these configuration parameters have
been set:
Installation type (AS)
Reveal depth (rd)
Door width (Rb)
Door type (dL)
During learning cycle, safety sensors and activators
are switched off to insure learning cycle sequence is
not interrupted.
During learning cycle, smoke detectors are activated.
During learning cycle, operator functions are
deactivated.
STEP 1 Secure motion range of door.
No personnel or objects must be in door motion
range.
STEP 2 Close door and set program switches to OFF position.
If double door installation, single program switch to OFF
A rotating “o” and an “O” indicate operator is ready
for learning cycle.
STEP 3 Press button for > 3 seconds (LEARN) until
display changes.
Door performs several movements and display shows
a sequence of symbols.
Movements of door must not be interrupted.
Display indicates door is at 70° position and is
waiting for opening angle to be adjusted.
STEP 4 Manually move door into desired open position (maximum
angle 110°) and press button for < 3 seconds to
continue learning cycle.
Insure there are no physical obstructions to door
movement!
Door performs several movements and display shows
a sequence of symbols.
Movements of door must not be interrupted!
If door stops and displays small, rotating “o” and an
“F”, this is an indication spring tension is too low.
STEP 5 If spring tension is too low, turn off power and push
or let door close. Increase spring tension (Section 12).
Spring should have minimum of 10 turns and
maximum of 16 turns (ED 100) to 24 turns (ED 250).
Door will complete learning cycle. Two horizonal
bars indicate operator is ready for operation.
Following automatic learning cycle, actual forces on
door must be measured and changed if necessary
due to system tolerances. This requirement is to
ensure compliance with local standards and codes.
Reference Section 14 and 15.
STEP 6 Driving parameters; Reference parameters (Section
17) for a list of driving parameters.
These should be set before Step 7.
STEP 7 Set operator program switches to Automatic.

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14. Door measurements – Power operated pedestrian door
ANSI / BHMA A156.10 – Standard for Power Operated Pedestrian Doors
The following table references portions of content from ANSI / BHMA A156.10. Refer to the standard, available through BHMA,
for additional information. Standard material reprinted with BHMA permission.
A156.10
Paragraph
Function A156.10 Standard
requirements
Measured /
Final value
Driving parameter adjustment
10.2.1 Swing door opening time Opening time to 80°, not
less than 1.5 seconds
So – opening speed automatic mode
Factory setting: 25° / sec.
Adjustment range:
ED 100: 8 to 50° / sec.
ED 250: 8 to 60° / sec.
10.2.2 Force to prevent a stopped
power operated swing door in
the last 10° of opening from
moving in the direction of
opening
Not to exceed 30 lbf
[133 N] measured 1" [25
mm] from lead edge of
door
Fo – Static force in opening direction
Factory setting: 13.5 lbf [60 N]
Adjustment range:
4.5 lbf [2 N] to 33.7 lbf [150 N]
Reduced with Low Energy mode
10.2.3 Back check*
* The checking or slowing down
of the speed of a door opening-
before being fully opened
Shall occur at no less
than 10 degrees of full
open position.
bc – Back check when door is opened
manually
Factory setting: 10 degrees
Adjustment range:
5 to 40°
10.2.4 Open time for swing doors using
sensors or control mats upon
loss of detection
Minimum of 1.5 sec.
after loss of detection
dd – Hold-open time
Factory setting: 5 seconds
10.2.5 Swing door closing time to latch
check
Reference table Sc – closing speed automatic mode
Factory setting: 25° / sec.
Adjustment range:
ED 100: 8 to 50° / sec.
ED 250: 8 to 60° / sec.
Maximum door
width
inches [mm]
Maximum door
weight
pounds [kg]
Minimum
Closing time "T"
to latch check*
(seconds)
36 or less 100 [45] 2.0
36 [914] 140 [64] 2.3
42 [1067] 110 [50] 2.3
42 [1067] 150 68] 2.7
48 [1219] 120 [55] 2.8
48 [1219] 160 [73] 3.2
For doors of other weights and widths:
Closing time T = (D W) / 188
D = Width of door in inches
W = Weight of door in pounds
T = Closing time to latch check in seconds
Example
300 pound, 48" wide door
T = (300 * 48 ) / 188
T = (300 * 6.92) / 188
T =2076 / 188
T = 11 seconds
10.2.6 Latch check*
* The checking or slowing down
of the speed of a closing door
before being fully closed
No less than 10° from closed
position – The door will not
close through the final 10°
in less than 1.5 seconds.
Not adjustable
10.2.7 Force to prevent a stopped
power operated swing door
from moving in the direction of
closing
Not to exceed 30 lbf
[133 N] measured 1" [25
mm] from lead edge of
door at any point in the
closing cycle
FC – static force in closing direction
Factory setting: 13.5 lbf [60 N]
Adjustment range:
4.5 lbf [2 N] to 33.7 lbf [150 N]
10.2.8 Manual opening force in event
of power failure
No greater than 30 lbf
[133 N] applied 1 inch
from lead edge to open
Spring force setting (Section N)
hS – Support for manual mode i
"closed" position
hA – Adjustment of door activaton
angle.
hF – Power assist function.

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15 Door measurements – Power assist and low energy power operated doors
ANSI / BHMA A156.19 – Standard for Power Assist and Low Energy Power Operated Doors
The following table references portions of content from ANSI / BHMA A156.19. Refer to the standard, available through BHMA,
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A156.19
Paragraph
Function A156.19 Standard Measured /
Final value
Driving parameter adjustment
4.2 Opening time to back check
Total opening time
Doors shall open from
closed to back check, or
80°, whichever occurs
first, in 3 seconds or longer
as required in Table I
Back check shall not
occur before 60° opening
Total opening time to 90°
shall be as specified in
Table II.
If the door opens more
than 90°, it shall continue
at the same rate as back-
check speed
So – opening speed automatic mode.
Factory setting: 25° / sec.
bc – back check.
Factory setting: 10°
Table I
Minimum opening time (seconds) to back check or 80°
(whichever occurs first) and
Minimum closing time from 90° to latch check or 10°
(whichever occurs first)
Door
width
Inches
[mm]
"W" door weight – pounds [kg]
100
[45.4]
125
[56.7]
150
[68]
175
[79.4]
200
[90.7]
*30
[762] 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.5
36
[914] 3.0 3.5 3.5 4.0 4.0
42
[1067] 3.5 4.0 4.0 4.5 4.5
48
[1219] 4.0 4.5 4.5 5.0 5.5
Doors of other weights and widths can be
calculated using the formula:
Closing time T = (D W) / 133 in US units
D = Width of door in inches
W = Weight of door in pounds
T = Minimum closing time from 90° to latch
check or 10° (whichever occurs first) and minimum
opening time to back check or 80° (whichever
occurs first) in seconds
Table II
Total opening time to 90 degrees
Back check at 90° Back check at 70° Back check at 80°
Table I plus 2 sec. Table I plus 1.5 sec. Table I plus 1 sec.
If door opens more than 90 degrees, it shall continue at
same rate as back check speed
4.3 Time Delay at fully opened
position
When powered open, the
door shall remain at fully
opened position for not
less than 5 seconds
When push-pull activation
is used, the door shall
remain at the fully opened
position for not less than 3
seconds
dd – Hold open time.
Factory setting - low energy mode:
5 seconds
Adjustment range:
0 to 30 seconds
Reduced with Low Energy mode.
dd – Night / Bank hold open time.
Factory setting: 10 seconds