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Erreka VIVO-D203 Operating instructions

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VIVO-D203(M)
Quick installation and programming guide English
WARNING
This quick guide is a summary of the complete installation manual. The manual contains safety warnings and
other explanations which must be taken into account. The most recent versions of this guide and the
installation manual are available at 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.
Electrical wiring
A: Main power supply
B/F: Flashing light with antenna
C: Photocells (Rx / Tx)
D:Keyswitch
E: Operator
Elements of the complete installation
NOTE: this control panel is valid
for operators for the following
types of door and gate:
swing (C301),
sliding (C302),
up-and-over (C303).
VERY IMPORTANT: the TC closing stopper and the TA
opening stoppers must be installed.
(24Vdc,
315mA)
2 x 12V/2,2Ah
(AVI04)
Power supply and peripheral connections (valid for all cases)
(resistive)
(resistive)
ST1:open
ST2:close
DL6: LED ST1
DL8: LED ST2
DL13: LED radio running
DL14: LED battery
DL15:LED12Vdc
DL16:LEDmains
F1: 2A (VIVO-D203),
4A (VIVO-D203M)
F2: 10A
F3: 315mA
EPS1: card for traffic lights
(with parameter Ab00). See
other options on page 16
(parameters Ab01 - Ab03).
MSA-105/00 Firmware V1.03 or later
10
Operator connections for swing gates
with single or dual leaf (parameter C301)
Operator connection
Single encoder connection
(C701)Limit switches connection
(C702)Dual encoder connection
(C703)
V+: brown wire V+: do not connect V+: brown wire
GND:mesh GND: common (COM) GND: mesh
SGN1: green wire SGN1: opening (FCA) SGN1:greenwire
SGN2: do not connect SGN2: close (FCC) SGN2: yellow wire
ST1:open
ST2:close
DL1: LED SGN1 (encoder/FCA) A1
DL2: LED SGN2 (encoder/FCC) A1
DL3: LED SGN1 (encoder/FCA) A2
DL4: LED SGN2 (encoder/FCC) A2
G1/G4: red wire
G2/G5: blue wire
The option C704 is not available for swing gate operators. If C704 is
selected, it will work as C701.
A1: Operator 1
A2: Operator 2
11
Operator connections for sliding gates and up-and-over doors
(parameters C302 and C303)
Operator c onnection
Single encoder
connection
(C701)
Limit switches
connection
(C702)
Dual encoder
connection
(C703)
FC and single encoder connection (C704)
Connector E1: Connector E2: Connector E1: Connector E1: Connector E2:
V+
: brown wire
V+
: do not connect
V+
: brown wire
V+
: brown wire
V+
: do not connect
GND
:mesh
GND
: common (COM)
GND
:mesh
GND
:mesh
GND
: common (COM)
SGN1
: green or blue
wire
SGN1
: opening (FCA)
SGN1
: green or blue
wire
SGN1
: green or blue
wire
SGN1
: opening (FCA)
SGN2
: do not connect
SGN2
:close(FCC)
SGN2
: yellow wire
SGN2
: do not connect
SGN2
:close(FCC)
Motor connection
G1: red wire
G2: blue wire
In sliding gates (C302) and up-and-over doors (C303) it is only possible to use a single motor
(M1), which should be connected to the “MOTOR 1” cable connectors.
When using a single encoder (C701, C704) or dual encoder (C703), always connect to the
“ENCODER 1” cable connectors.
When using limit switches (C702 or C704), always connect to the “ENCODER 2” cable connectors.
A1: Operator 1
E1: “ENCODER 1” cable connectors
E2: “ENCODER 2” cable connectors
ST1:open
ST2:close
DL1: LED SGN1 (encoder) A1
DL2: LED SGN2 (encoder) A1
DL3: LED SGN1 (FCA) A1
DL4: LED SGN2 (FCC) A1
12
EPS1 connections with parameters Ab02 and Ab03
DL1: red LED, L1-COM contact
DL2: green LED, L2-COM contact
When using the EPS1 card with parameters Ab02 or Ab03 (see the table on page 16), make the connections
as shown in the following figure.
After 15 minutes without touching any key, the display
shows a horizontal segment in D4. This will come on
when touching any of the ESC, ENTER, UP, DOWN
pushbuttons.
D1 and D2 (gate status):
CL (static) Gate closed
CL (flashing) Gate closing
OP (static) Gate open
OP (flashing) Gate opening
PC (flashing) Pedestrian gate closing
PO (static) Pedestrian gate open
PO (flashing) Pedestrian gate opening
XX (countdown) Gate on stand-by
StOP Operator unlocked
PA (static) Pause (operation not complete)
rS (static) Gate resetting (searching for close
position)
HPÿ (static) Dead-man mode
D3 and D4 (error messages):
C4 Opening safety device activated
C5 Closing safety device activated
C9 Mechanical or resistive strip activated
E1 Encoder failure motor 1
E2 Encoder failure motor 2
F1 Motor 1 thrust limit exceeded
F2 Motor 2 thrust limit exceeded
Display indications
In swing gates, C4 refers to the interior photocell and C5 to the exterior
photocell (instead of opening and closing, respectively).
Door or gate type selection (C3)
x3
N141C N141D
N141E N141G
6 Select door or gate type:
C301: swing
C302: sliding
C303: up-and-over
13
P241A
Operator number selection (C0); in swing gates only (C301)
P241B P241C P241D
P241E P241F
7
P241G P241H
Changing and checking turning direction of operator A1-A2 (C1 - C2)
ST2
ST1
R241D
R141F
This operation is only necessary if operator A1-A2 closes the leaf instead of opening it when resetting (rS).
In step 4 , check turning direction using ST1 (open) and ST2 (close). C1 is used to activate operator 1 and C2 is
used to activate operator 2.
I
II
S255F
6
Total opening radio code programming P1 (with RSD receiver only, C801)
If a receiver other than RSD is used, see the corresponding instructions.
Select the option C801 (RSD receiver) before starting programming.
Pedestrian opening radio code programming P2 (with RSD receiver only)
This procedure is the same as for total opening, but using parameter P2 instead of P1.
14
U255O
20
U141P
21
Travel programming (all cases)
8 Start opening of leaf 1
with ST1:
8a With up-and-over door
and slowdown, press
ST1 again to pass from
slow to quick speed.
U255G
9 Start slowdown of leaf 1
with ST1
(only with CA01 or
CA02):
U141I
10 Finish opening of leaf 1 with ST1:
In any case, this is carried
out automatically when
the opening stopper
(with C700, C701, C703
or C704) or the FCA
(with C702 or C704) is
reached.
U241J
11 Start opening of leaf 2
with ST1:
U141K
12
Start slowdown of leaf 2
with ST1
(only with
CA01
or
CA02
):
U141L
13 Finish opening of leaf 2 with ST1:
In any case, this is carried
out automatically when
the opening stopper
(with C700, C701, C703
or C704) or the FCA
(with C702 or C704) is
reached.
U241M
14 Start closing of leaf 2
with ST1:
U141N
The anti-trapping safety system continues to run during the
programming operations.

Pedestrian opening is programmed using
F3
, meaning
the travel for
this pedestrian opening does not need to be programmed.
If an obstacle is detected during programming in up-and-over
operation with C5 Closing photocell activated, this will be
considered the point from which the photocell shadow
function should be activated. This only works with Collective
Opening (A901).
The opening and closing
stopper must be installed
before programming the travel
(see the operator manual).
15
Start slowdown of leaf 2
with ST1
(only with
CA01
or
CA03
):
U241R
16 Finish closing of leaf 2 with ST1:
In any case, this is carried
out automatically when
the closing stopper (with
C700, C701, C703 or
C704) or the FCC (with
C702 or C704) is
reached.
U241S
17 Start closing of leaf 1
with ST1:
17a With up-and-over door
and slowdown, press
ST1 again to pass from
slow to quick speed.
U255T
18 Start slowdown of leaf 1
with ST1
(only with CA01 or
CA03):
U241U
19 Finish closing of leaf 1 with ST1:
In any case, this is carried
out automatically when
the closing stopper (with
C700, C701, C703 or
C704) or the FCC (with
C702 or C704) is
reached.
U241V
The procedure with a
swing gate is shown
below.
Proceed in the same
manner for sliding gates
or up-and-over doors.
The door/gate carries
out the approach
manoeuvre (closes in
order to save the closing
point).
6
When using operators without encoder or limit switches, adjust the
maximum thrust (A6) at the minimum value necessary to move the gate
before programming the run. Failure to do so will mean the
controlboard cannot detect any halting of the gate during the Reset (
r5
).
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D1 D2 Parameter D3 D4
Preset
option
Options or values
C0Number of operators 01, 20101: one operator,
02: two operators (only available with C301)
1Operator 1 turning direction
(also changes operator 2)
01, 20101: direction A, 02: direction B. Check direction by
pressing ST1 (open) and ST2 (close)
2Operator 2 turning direction
(also changes operator 1)
01, 20101: direction A, 02: direction B. Check direction by
pressing ST1 (open) and ST2 (close)
3Type of gate 01... 30101: swing, 02: sliding, 03: up-and-over
4Opening safety device
(photocell) 0,10,10000: not installed,
10: no testing, 11: with testing
5Closing safety device (photocell)
Closing photocell with C520 or
C521, also prevents the start of
gate opening
0...20,10000: not installed,
10: no testing,
11: with testing,
20: no testing,
21: with testing
6Electrolock / electromagnet
C630 and C640 are used to
manage an external relay at
24Vdc, connected to cable
connectors P11-P12. The
electromagnet must be
externally supplied (through this
relay) and sized in line with the
electromagnets used.
0...40...40000: not installed
1X: electrolock without reverse impulse.
Programmable electrolock time: 3 seconds
with X=0(default), 3.5s with X=1, 4s with X=2,
4.5s with X=3, 5s with X=4.
2X: electrolock with reverse impulse.
Programmable time (electrolock/motor
reverse): 4.5/1.5 seconds with X=0(by default),
5/2s with X=1, 5.5/2.5s with X=2, 6/3s with
X=3, 6.5/5s with X=4.
30: electromagnet without impulse
40: drop electromagnet
7Encoder / Limit switches
The connections depend on the
type of operator selected (C301,
C302 or C303); see the
corresponding wiring diagram
00...40000: not installed; 01: with single encoder;
02: with limit switches;
03: with dual encoder;
04: with encoder and ends of travel (not available
with C301 selected);
8Radio card 01, 20201: RSD card (non-decoding);
02: two channel decoder card
9Safety strip 01, 20101: mechanical; 02: resistive 8k2
ASlowdown 00...30100: no slowdown;
01: slowdown in opening and closing;
02: slowdown in opening;
03: slowdown in closing
P1Total opening radio
programming
oç Programmes total opening code and channel
2Pedestrian opening radio
programming oç Programmes pedestrian opening code and channel
3Gate travel programming oç Programmes the operations in accordance with
configuration CA
F1Key command using ST1 and
ST2 pushbuttons.
With F101 the gate (total or
pedestrian) can be kept open by
keeping ST1 or ST2 pressed
down respectively. This allows
the time scheduler to be used in
combination with F2 and/or F4
K00.
00...40100: ST1 and ST2 without effect, key commands are
made by radio (channel 1: total opening-
closing, channel 2: pedestrian opening-closing)
01: ST1 total opening-closing, ST2 pedestrian
opening-closing
02: ST1 total opening, ST2 total closing
03: dead-man mode (the display shows HP.);
04: dead-man mode in closing
2Semi-automatic or automatic
operation mode and stand-by
time (in seconds) in automatic
mode
0..5ÿ 0...90000: semi-automatic mode
01:
automatic mode and stand-by time 1 second
;
...
59: automatic mode and stand-by time 59 sec.;
1ÿ0: 1 min. 0 sec.;
...; maximum 4 minutes
3Pedestrian opening (%) 0...90...94000: pedestrian opening is not carried out,
10: 10% of total opening, etc
4Pedestrian closing mode 0...50...90000: semi-automatic mode
01:
automatic mode and stand-by time 1 second
;
...
59: automatic mode and stand-by time 59 sec.;
1ÿ0: 1 min. 0 sec.;
...; maximum 4 minutes
Complete programming chart (I)
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Complete programming chart (and II)
D1 D2 Parameter D3 D4
Preset option
Options or values
A0Flashing light 01, 20101: output with voltage, without pre-warning
02: output with voltage, with pre-warning
1Garage light time 0..5ÿ 0...90303= 3 sec.;
59 = 59 sec.;
2ÿ5 = 2 min. 50 sec.;
....; maximum 4 minutes
2Gate speed 01...90501: minimum,..., 09: maximum
3Soft stop speed 01...90501: minimum,..., 09: maximum
5Reverse after closing (prevents
the operator from seizing up on
the stopper)
00...50000: no reverse;
...;
05: maximum reverse
6Maximum trapping torque/
thrust (level of increase relative
to nominal)
The digit D3 allows the level to
be adjusted during opening;
The digit D4 allows the level to
be adjusted during closing
2...92...955
22
: level 2 in opening and level 2 in closing;
34
: level 3 in opening and level 4 in closing;
….;
65
: level 6 in opening and level 5 in closing;
…;
99
: level 9 in opening and closing
7Passage through photocell
(opening or closing) during
stand-by (in automatic mode
only)
00...20200: does not affect stand-by time
01: immediate close when the photocells are
released
02: restarts stand-by time
8Effect of ST1-ST2 pushbuttons
during stand-by time (in
automatic mode only)
00...20200: have no effect during stand-by
01: produce closing after 3 seconds
02: restart stand-by time
9Opening mode 01...30201: collective opening
02: semi-automatic alternative shutdown
03: automatic alternative shutdown (when F200
is selected, A903 becomes A902)
ALapse between leaves in
opening and closing 0...90...92200: no lapse in opening or closing (only applies in
gates without overlap);
11: minimum lapse in opening (1 second) and
closing (1 second)
23: 2 second lapse in opening and 3 second lapse
in closing
...
99: maximum lapse in opening (9 seconds) and
closing (9 seconds)
bUsing the EPS1 card connector
For parameters Ab02 and Ab03,
use the EPS1 card and bridge the
network input cable connectors
instead of connecting them to
the network (see “EPS1
Connections for Ab02 or
Ab03”).
00...30000: use for standard traffic light;
01: use for brakes
02: NC contact with gate open (L1-COM), with
gate closed (L2-COM)
03: impulse Open 1 second (L1-COM) when
starting opening and Close 1 second (L2-
COM) when starting closing. Allows another
board to be activated.
N0Programming lock key
Be sure to remember any key
used, for future access to the
programming
0 0,1 0000 The preset option is 0000 (no key). If any figure is
changed, this is considered a key.
Select the required key (starting with D1) using
UP and DOWN. Press ESC to cancel or ENTER to
confirm and move to D2, and so on.
1Total operations completed XX Indicates the hundreds of cycles completed (for
example, 68 indicates 6,800 cycles completed)
2Partial operations completed XX Indicates the hundreds of cycles completed. This
can be reset by pressing ST1, ST2 and ENTER at
the same time.
t0FTP communication Oç Immediate communication with the server
1GSM signal strength XX Indicates signal strength

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