Erreka CLEVER03 Operating instructions

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CLEVER03
Quick installation and programming guide English
IMPORTANT
NOTE
This quick guide is a summary of the complete installation guide. The guide contains safety warnings and other
explanations that must be taken into account. The most recent versions of this guide and the installation
manual are available in the "Downloads" section on Erreka's website.
http://www.erreka-automation.com
The options and functions described in this guide apply for the firmware version indicated on the circuit. The
firmware, as part of a process of continuous improvement, is subject to new functionalities or upgrades being
included as a result of new versions which are not necessarily compatible with previous ones. For this reason,
some options or functions may differ or be unavailable if your firmware is older than shown in this guide.
E311A
ELECTRICAL WIRING:
Element Nº wires per section Maximum length
A: Main power supply 3x1.5mm230m
B: Garage light 2x1.5mm230m
C: Photocell 4x0.5 mm230m
D: Pushbutton/wall key 2x0.5 mm225m
E/F: Operator / Limit switches 3x1mm2/ 3x0.50mm28m
G: Antenna Coaxial cable 50k(RG-58/U) 5m
Elements of the complete installation
MSA-118/00 – 2019/02/12 firmware V1.00 or later

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DL1
DL14
F2
F1
DL8
DL7
DL11 DL9
DL10
P311Z
LG
DL2
DL3
ST1
ST2
JP1
230VAC,50Hz
230VAC, 50Hz
ANT
SW2
(24Vdc)
0,20A
General connections
Turning direction: place DIP1 in ON and check operation using mini-pushbuttons ST1 (OPEN) and ST2 (CLOSE). If the
turning direction of the operator is not correct, interchange the cables connected in cable connectors G1 and G2.
DL1 (static): door fully or partially
open (or on standby)
DL1 (flashing slowly):
programming error
DL2 (static): radio programming
DL2 (flashing 0.5s): receiving
radio code
DL3 Programming mode
enabled (programming
operation or radio code)
DL7 FCA contacts closed
DL8 FCC contacts closed
DL9 Safety device contacts (FT1)
closed
DL10 Key command ST2
DL11 Key command ST1
DL14 Resettable fuse LED F2
DL14 lit up: fuse closed;
DL14 off: fuse open
F1 Motor fuse M, 3A (5x20)
F2 Resettable secondary fuse
(300mA) (resets automatically
when overload finishes)
(230VAC,
max. 2300W
resistive)
Operator connections A:
G1 open
G2 close
G3 common
T earth connection
ANT Antenna cable connectors
SW2 DIPs for programming
JP1 Radio receiver configuration:
– JP1=ON (bridge): Roller Code
– JP1=OFF (open): Fixed Code
A.T. Opening or total opening
pushbutton (configurable via
DIP5)
A.P. Closing or pedestrian opening
pushbutton (configurable via
DIP5)
S.EXT Safety device (photocell, etc.)
FCA Opening limit switch
FCC Closing limit switch
AUX 24VDC output to supply
peripherals
LG Garage light (maximum 2300W
resistive)
ST1 Opening or total opening mini-
pushbutton (configurable via
DIP5)
ST2 Closing or pedestrian opening
mini-pushbutton (configurable
via DIP5)
E311L
DIP1=ON: programming enabled (DL3 lights up)
DIP1=ON and DIP2=ON: total open/close programming
DIP1=ON and DIP3=ON: pedestrian open/close programming
DIP1=ON and DIP4=ON: total opening radio code programming
DIP1=ON and DIP6=ON: pedestrian opening radio code programming
SW2 functions during programming (DIP1 = ON)
If the receiver memory is empty and has default standard code (not personalised),
place DIP1=ON and DIP4=ON and bridge between pins 1 and 5 of the 5-way
connector of a personalised transmitter: the installer-installation code for this
personalised transmitter is stored.
Personalising the Roller
transmitter code
(JP1=ON)

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Photocell shade function in up-and-over door (DIP9=OFF): when the photocell shadow function is enabled, the photo-
cell is invalidated in the last part of the closing run. To do this, the control panel detects the position in which the leaf enables
the photocell while programming the closing run, and takes it as a reference for invalidation during operations (invalidation
comes about a moment before the point detected during programming).
Total opening radio code programming
Ensure JP1 is configured correctly
before starting:
– JP1=ON (bridge): Roller Code
– JP1=OFF (open): Fixed Code
1 Place DIP1 in ON and close the leaf,
holding down ST2.
2 When using fixed code transmitters,
select the code in the transmitter.
3 Place the DIPs as shown in the figure
(DIP1=ON, DIP4=ON). DL3 and DL2
light up to show programming mode
enabled.
4 Press the button for the required
channel. DL2 flashes twice when
programming is complete.
DL2 flashes 6 times if the memory is
full.
5 Place DIP1 and DIP4 in OFF.
DL3 and DL2 remain off.
6 Disconnect and reconnect the
electrical power supply.
Programming Roller transmitters via
programmed Roller transmitter: with
the door closed, bridge between cable
connectors 1 and 5 of the programmed
transmitter: DL3 and DL2 light up for 10
seconds. Press the button for the
transmitter to be programmed: DL2
flashes twice and the programming
process ends.
Programming is carried out in the same
way, using DIP6 instead of DIP4.
With Roller transmitters, the button which
will enable pedestrian opening is stored.
This button is assigned to all transmitters
stored for total opening.
R311A
ST2
R311C
R311B
I
II
R311L
R311K
Pedestrian opening code
Deleting total opening radio code
1 Place DIP1 in ON and DIP4
in ON.
2 Keep ST1 and ST2 held
down at the same time for
5 seconds, until DL1, DL2
and DL3 flash quickly.
3 Release ST1 and ST2. 4 Hold ST1 down for 5
seconds to confirm.
B311A
B
ST1 + ST2
5s
B311C
ST1 ST2
B311D
ST1
5s
It can be deleted in the same way by using DIP6 instead of DIP4, and
ST2 instead of ST1 in the final step.
Pedestrian opening radio code
(all the stored codes are deleted, independently of
JP1 being selected)
Total open/close programming
1 Select the type of door using DIP9
(sliding or up-and-over).
2 Place DIP1 in ON and close the leaf,
holding down ST2.
3 Place DIP1 in ON, DIP2 in ON, DIP5 in
OFF, DIP8 in ON (if using slowdown).
DL3 lights up (programming enabled).
4 Press ST1 to start opening the leaf.
5 Press ST1 to start slowdown (with
DIP8=ON only).
6 Press ST1 to finish opening (pressing
ST1 is not necessary if FCA is installed).
7 Press ST1 to start closing the leaf.
8 Press ST1 to start slowdown (with
DIP8=ON only).
9 Press ST1 to finish closing (pressing ST1
is not necessary if FCC is installed).
10 Place DIP1 and DIP2 in OFF. DL3
remains off.
R311A
ST2
G311B
G311C
G311D
G311E
G311F
G311G
G311J
G311K

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Pedestrian open/close programming
This is carried out in the same way as total open/close
programming, with the following differences:
•DIP1 and DIP3 are used instead of DIP1 and DIP2
•ST2 is used instead of ST1 (except in step 1)
DIP Modes and functions Option Effect
DIP1 Programming mode ON
Programming mode enabled. The door can also be opened or closed by
holding down ST1 or ST2 (in order to check turning direction, position the
door, etc.).
OFF Operating mode (programming disabled)
DIP2 Without use OFF Always place in OFF
DIP3 Opening mode
ON alternative stop (the door stops if a key command is enabled during
opening, and closes if enabled again)
OFF collective opening (the control board does not obey the key commands
during opening)
DIP4
Automatic or step-by-step mode
(for pedestrian and total
operation)
ON
automatic mode (the door closes automatically after standby time has
passed, which is adjusted using T.E.). Standby time restarts if the photocell
is enabled
OFF step-by-step mode (the door only closes when receiving the key command)
DIP5 ST1 and ST2 functions
(A.T. and A.P.)
ON ST1: opening; ST2: closing (PAC)
OFF ST1: total operation; ST2: pedestrian operation
DIP6 Automatic mode optional
(only if DIP4 = ON)
ON during standby, the door obeys the key commands (can be closed before
standby time finishes)
OFF the door cannot be closed until standby time finishes; a key command will
cause standby time to restart
DIP7 Braking due to reverse ON braking due to reverse enabled
OFF braking due to reverse disabled
DIP8 Slowdown ON slowdown enabled in opening and closing: the leaves reduce their speed
before reaching the stopper
OFF no slowdown: the leaves reach the stopper at high speed
DIP9 Door type selection ON sliding door
OFF up-and-over door with shadow function
DIP10 Dead-man mode
Only with DIP4=OFF
ON
•with DIP5=ON: dead-man mode in closing (HPC); the door is opened
by briefly holding down ST1, and closed by holding down ST2
•with DIP5=OFF: dead-man mode in opening and closing (HPAC); the
door is opened by holding down ST1, and closed by holding down ST2
OFF Dead man function disabled
Function and mode selection using SW2 (DIP1 = OFF)
P311M
Potentiometer adjustment
T.LG. (garage light time): if the garage lighting circuit has been connected to
the control panel, regulate the time which the lights remain on using T.LG.
T.E. (door open standby time): if automatic functioning mode has been
programmed (DIP4=ON), set T.E. to adjust standby time with the door open
(before automatic closing begins).
P.M (motor torque): use P.M. to adjust the operator's maximum power value.
•Hydraulic operators: set P.M. at the maximum value.
•Electromechanical operators (anti-crushing function sensitivity): set P.M at
the minimum value possible, compatible with the proper operation of the
door.
Torque adjustment, respecting the maximum closing forces set out in
Standard EN12453:2000. Make the measurements as described in
Standard EN 12445:2000.