Erreka CAT Operating instructions

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CAT
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.
90º
90º
D287A
90
135
200,5
130
200 FCC
FCA
E287C
Assembly levels (mm) Manual operation
Motorised operation locking:
•Proceed in reverse order to release.
•Move the gate manually to interlock it in the operator
mechanism.
E287D
Elements of the complete installation
Unlocking for manual operation:
•Insert the key (1) and turn clockwise about 90º, without
forcing it.
•Pull the release lever (2) until it is about 90º, without forcing it.
Electrical wiring
A: Main power supply
B: Flashing light
C: Photocells (Tx / Rx)
D: Pushbutton/wall key
MSM-048/00 Firmware V1.0 or later

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S1
RL1 RL2
1
2
3
5
6
8
10
11
13
LEARN
POWER
HALL
SW1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
VCC
GND
SPEED
RSD
P287Z
VR1 VR2 VR3 VR4
F1
L
N
PE
PE
L
N
LAMP POWER
MOTOR
CAPACITOR
MOT1
MOT2
COM
CTSR800EC: 16uF; CTSR800ECM: 55uF
VCC
GND
SPEED
F1
(12VDC)
M1
CLOSE
OPEN
STOP
LOOP
FCC
FCA
CTSR800EC: 230V / 50Hz
CTSR800ECM: 125V / 60Hz
N
L
ANT
SG.C (FT1)
COM
General connections
LEDs:
POWER Power connected
LEARN Radio programming
LED 1 “CLOSE” pushbutton enabled
LED 2 “OPEN” pushbutton enabled
LED 3 “STOP” pushbutton enabled
LED 5 ST1 pushbutton enabled
LED 6 ST2 pushbutton enabled
LED 8 SG.C Photocell enabled
LED 10 Loop detector (LOOP) enabled
LED 11 Closing Limit Switch (FCC) enabled
LED 13 Opening Limit Switch (FCA)
enabled
Fuse
F1 10A fuse
Ensure the power supply is disconnected
before making or changing the connection.
When the connections are complete, return the
control panel cover.
•The panel has a built-in radio receiver (RSD) to
receive transmitter signals at 433.92MHz.
Connectors:
CLOSE (1) Close Pushbutton
OPEN (2) Open Pushbutton
STOP (3) Stop Pushbutton
COM (4) Pushbutton Common
A.T. (5) Total Opening Pushbutton
A.P. (6) Pedestrian Opening Pushbutton
AUX (12VDC) (7) 12Vdc Auxiliaries supply
SG.C (8) Closing safety device (photocell)
COM/ GND (9) Safety Device Common /
12Vdc Auxiliaries supply mass (–)
LOOP (10) Magnetic loop detector
FCC (11) Closing Limit Switch
COM (12) Limit Switch Common
FCA (13) Opening Limit Switch
NOTE: installation can be carried out in two different ways:
either using the three “OPEN” (1), “CLOSE” (2) and “STOP”
(3) connectors or using the “A.T.” connector. When using
the latter, it runs sequentially to avoid cyclical Open-Stop-
Close orders.

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Turning direction: check operation using the OPEN and CLOSE connectors.
If turning direction is not correct, interchange the motor cables connected to cable connectors MOT1 and MOT2.
Turning direction check
Total opening radio code programming
1 Connect the electrical power
supply.
Press S1 and keep it pressed down
for around 2 seconds, until the
“LEARN” LED comes on.
Release S1 when “LEARN” comes
on.
2 Press the transmitter button to be
programmed while "LEARN" is on
(any of the three transmitter
channels can be used).
“LEARN” will go off after 2
seconds, indicating that
programming is complete.
S1
LEARN
2s
S1
LEARN
S1
LEARN
S1
LEARN
R287B
S1
LEARN
2s
Pedestrian opening radio code
Pedestrian opening is carried out with the fourth channel button, although it
does not need to be programmed: when programming total opening (buttons
1, 2 or 3), number 4 is automatically assigned to pedestrian opening.
R287C
Carry out the same process to programme more transmitters if required.
The memory can be used with up to 25 transmitters.
Deleting all the transmitters
1 Connect the electrical power supply.
2 Press S1 until the “LEARN” LED comes on, without
releasing it. Keep S1 pressed down until “LEARN” goes
off, and then release it. All the transmitters will be
deleted.
S1
LEARN
R287D
2s
S1
LEARN
S1
LEARN
S1
LEARN
Programming the run
•The operator automatically programmes the complete
run during the first operation. To ensure programming
is correct, the magnetic limit switches must be installed
and correctly adjusted in their definitive positions.
Maximum run: 12 m.
•Pedestrian opening is 1 metre. This distance is
programmed as default and cannot be changed.

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DIP Modes and functions Option Effect
DIP1 Soft start-up ON no soft-startup
OFF with soft-startup.
DIP2 Limit Switches ON Limit Switches normally closed
OFF Limit Switches normally open
DIP3
and
DIP4
Automatic mode
or
step-by-step mode
DIP3=OFF and DIP4=OFF step-by-step mode (the gate only closes when receiving
the key command)
DIP3=OFF and DIP4=ON 12s automatic mode (the gate closes automatically after
a 12-second standby)
DIP3=ON and DIP4=OFF 24s automatic mode (the gate closes automatically after
a 24-second standby)
DIP3=ON and DIP4=ON 36s automatic mode (the gate closes automatically after
a 36-second standby)
DIP5 Encoder ON encoder disabled
(does not perform soft-stop or obstacle detection)
OFF encoder enabled
Function and mode selection using SW1
E287L
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VR1: Sensitivity in detecting obstacles
The operator has an encoder to detect obstacles and
prevent collisions. Sensitivity in detection can be adjusted
using this potentiometer.
Turning the potentiometer clockwise decreases sensitivity;
turning it anti-clockwise increases it.
VR2: Braking time
The motor is used to brake at the end of the operation, thus
offsetting the inertia of the gate when braking.
Adjust the potentiometer to ensure proper braking.
Turning the potentiometer clockwise increases the force;
turning it anti-clockwise decreases it.
VR3: Soft-stop distance
Soft-stop adjustment, where the operator moves at slow
speed before reaching the stopper.
Turning the potentiometer clockwise increases the
distance; turning it anti-clockwise decreases it.
VR4: Operator force
Torque or force exerted by the operator during the
operation. To ensure safety for people, adjust the force at
the lowest value compatible with good operation of the
facility.
Turning the potentiometer clockwise increases the force;
turning it anti-clockwise decreases it.
Torque adjustment, respecting the maximum
closing forces set out in Standard EN12453:2000.
Make the readings as described in Standard EN
12445:2000.
SW1
VR1 VR2 VR3 VR4
P287M
Potentiometer adjustment