FAAC STD-2EU User manual

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Control panel for 3/4CV single-phase motors at 230V on swing, folding and sliding garage doors for
residential and communal use
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Panel supply 230V∼(ac)
Power 3/4CV
Optional cards Pluggable receiver card 2 channels (433.92 / 868.35 MHz) and traffic
light card
Security device output 24V∼(ac) / 0,75A and autotest
Electro-lock outlet 12V=(dc) / 1A
Operating temperature -20ºC to +85ºC
Watertightness IP54
Equipment category Class II
Sizes 225x195x85 mm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

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CONNECTION
1 230V∼
2 230V∼
3 Motor 1
4 Motor 1
5 Common motor 1
6 Motor 2 (STANDARD/2-EU version)
7 Motor 2 (STANDARD/2-EU version)
8 Common motor 2 (STANDARD/2-EU version)
9 Garage light contact (LUZ GAR.)
10 Garage light contact (LUZ GAR.)
11 Flash light contact (DESTELLO)
12 Flash light contact (DESTELLO)
13 Electro-lock outlet (12V=/ 1A)
14 Electro-lock outlet (12V=/ 1A)
15 Security device outlet (24V∼/ 0.75A)
16 24V∼common outlet
17 24V∼autotest outlet (TEST SEC.)
18 Common securities
19 Security Close contact (NC)
20 Security Open contact (NC)
21 Security Close edge (resistive contact 8k2)
22 Security Open edge (resistive contact 8k2)
23 Common ends of run
24 End of run Close motor 1
25 End of run Open motor 1
26 End of run Close motor 2 (STANDARD/2-EU version)
27 End of run Open motor 2 (STANDARD/2-EU version)
28 Common buttons
29 Pedestrian button (NO)
30 Start button (NO)
31 Close button (NO)
32 Common buttons
33 Stop button (NC)
34 Start button (NO)
INSTALLATION
Any handling of the panel for installation must be carried out with the power supply disconnected.
FITTING THE CASING
• Parts: front casing and container box.
• Unscrew the securing points. Insert the cables through the lower holes.
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS FOR START-UP
If the door does not open when the button is first pushed, invert the motor cables.
Where inversions are made, the panel adds time to ensure the door closes.
Any optional cards must be connected to the panel with the power supply disconnected.
OPERATING
Start (ALT): Contact normally open to open and close. First time the button is pressed, it opens; the
second time (if it has not reached the end of the run), it stops and the third time it closes.

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Stop (PARO): Contact normally closed. This detains the operation on standby for a new order.
Where not used, turn option 5 on the input switch to ON.
Open (ABR.): Contact normally open to open. If it is pressed while the door is closing, it will stop
and open.
Close (CER.): Contact normally open to close. If it is pressed while the door is closing, it will not be
triggered.
Pedestrian (PEA.): Contact normally open for partial opening. This acts only with motor 1.
Ends of run (FCC1 / FCA1 / FCC2 / FCA2): contacts normally closed to mechanically indicate the
open and closed end of run. Where not used, turn option 6, 7, 8 or 9 on the input switch to ON.
Security edge (BS.CE / BS.AB.): Resistive contact for resistive security edge. This acts on closing,
causing stoppage and inversion. This acts on opening, causing stoppage and inversion of 1s. Where
not used, turn option 3 or 4 on the input switch to ON.
Security contact (S.CER / S.ABR): Contact normally closed, photocell or magnetic detector type.
This acts on opening and closing, causing stoppage and inversion. Where not used, turn option 1 or
2 on the input switch to ON.
Garage light contact (LUZ GAR.): Voltage-free contact to activate an automatic light (max 100W to
230V∼).
Flash light contact (DESTELLO): Voltage-free maintained contact to activate a Flash light (max
250V / 12A)
Electro-lock (ELECTRO): 12V=output timed for 2 seconds to activate an electric latch of a
maximum of 1A.
24V∼outlet: To power any equipment at a voltage of 24V∼with a maximum consumption of
0,75A.
Auto-test outlet (TEST SEC.): 24V∼outlet for auto-test of security parts.
OPTION SELECTOR 1
Option No. Lower position – OFF (default option) Upper position – ON
1 Allows for reverse on opening Does not allow for reverse on opening
2 Normal opening Opening with sudden reverse (from 0 to 0.5
seconds, motor 1)
3 Does not close automatically Automatic closure
4 Pre-flash disabled Pre-flash enabled
5 The security edge close carries out its
normal function
The security contact close also activates the
closing button after the vehicle has passed
6 One motor operating Two motors operating
7
Normal operating speed Slow speed at end of operation according to
programming (after 2 seconds from start of
operation)
8 Start button causes stoppage on closure Start button causes stoppage and reverse on
closure
9 Acoustic signal disabled Acoustic signal enabled during door movement
OPTION SWITCH 2
Option No. Lower position – OFF (default option) Upper position – ON
1 No autotest carried out This carries out the autotest for the security
close contact
2 No autotest carried out This carries out the autotest for the security
open contact

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Note: If the security contact is not connected (option 1 and/or 2 of the input switch at ON), you
must have the option 1 and/or 2 (TEST SEG. CERRAR / TEST SEG. ABRIR) of the option switch 2
at OFF.
INPUT SWITCH
Option No. Lower position - OFF Upper position – ON (default option)
1 Security Close contact connected Security Close contact not connected
2 Security Open contact connected Security Open contact not connected
3 Security Close edge connected Security Close edge not connected
4 Security Open edge connected Security Open edge not connected
5 Stop button connected Stop button not connected
6 End of run close for motor 1 connected End of run close for motor 1 not connected
7 End of run open for motor 1 connected End of run open for motor 1 not connected
8 End of run close for motor 2 connected End of run close for motor 2 not connected
9 End of run open for motor 2 connected End of run open for motor 2 not connected
TIMERS
Colour Controlling Minimum Maximum
Blue Motor power 25% 100%
TIMES
Controlling Minimum Maximum
Motor operating 3s 120s
Wait for automatic close 3s 120s
Gap between motors 0s 120s
LIGHT INDICATORS
Function Indicates Default status
POWER Alimentation Normally on
SEG. Security Normally off
PARO Stop button Normally on
ALT Open/close function Normally off
CERRAR Close function Normally off
ABRIR Open function Normally off
PEAT Pedestrian function Normally off
FCA M2 End of run open for motor 2 Normally on
FCC M2 End of run close for motor 2 Normally on
FCA M1 End of run open for motor 1 Normally on
FCC M1 End of run close for motor 1 Normally on
SEG.ABR. Security Open edge Normally on
SEG.CER. Security Close edge Normally on
SECURITY EDGE CONNECTION
No. of security edges
Open Close Connections
- - Default option
- 1 Turn option 3 on the input switch to OFF.
- 2 Turn option 4 on the input switch to OFF. Cut off jumper BS.CE
1 - Turn option 3 on the input switch to OFF.
1 1 Turn option 3 and 4 on the input switch to OFF.
1 2 Turn option 3 and 4 on the input switch to OFF. Cut off jumper BS.CE.
2 - Turn option 3 on the input switch to OFF. Cut off jumper BS.AB.
2 1 Turn option 3 and 4 on the input switch to OFF. Cut off jumper BS.AB.
2 2 Turn option 3 and 4 on the input switch to OFF. Cut off jumper BS.CE. and BS.AB

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PROGRAMMING
• If, during programming, a stoppage is made, the control panel will automatically exit
programming for safety reasons.
• Before starting any type of time programming, it is wise to have the corresponding options
correctly selected (option switch and input switch).
• Operations can be programmed indifferently using the “Test” / “Start” button or through a
transmitter recorded on a pluggable radio card for control panels.
Below are the most frequent programming operations:
Programming with one door and automatic close
Close the door with the limit switches (where applicable) duly connected and option 3 of the option
switched to ON.
Press the Programming button and the programming led will switch on. Use the TEST button to
programme the run. First time it is pressed, it opens. The second time it is pressed (if it has not
reached the end of run), it stops and the automatic standby timer begins. The third time it is
pressed, it stops the automatic standby timer and closes. The fourth time it is pressed (if it has not
reached the end of run), it stops. The fifth time it is pressed, stops the garage light timer and exit
the programming mode. The programming led will switch off.
Programming with 2 doors and automatic close
Close the door with the limit switches (where applicable) duly connected and option 3 and 6 of the
option switched to ON.
Press the Programming button and the programming led will switch on. Use the TEST button to
programme the run. When pressed for the first time, motor 1 is started. The second time it is
pressed, motor 2 is started. When pressed for the third time, motor 1 stops (if the end of run has
not been reached). When pressed for the fourth time, motor 2 stops (if the end of run has not been
reached) and the automatic standby timer begins. When pressed for the fifth time, the automatic
standby timer stops and motor 2 is started to close. When pressed for the sixth time, motor 1 is
started to close. When pressed for the seventh time, motor 2 stops (if the end of run has not been
reached). When pressed for the eighth time, motor 1 stops (if the end of run has not been reached).
The ninth time it is pressed, stops the garage light timer and exit the programming mode. The
programming led will switch off.
Programming with 2 doors, automatic close and slow speed at the end of operations
Close the door with the limit switches (where applicable) duly connected and option 3 and 7 of the
option switched to ON.
Press the Programming button and the programming led will switch on. Use the TEST button to
programme the run. The first time it is pressed, motor 1 is started. The second time it is pressed,
motor 2 is started. The third time it is pressed, the motor 1 opening function is slowed down. The
fourth time it is pressed, the motor 2 opening function is slowed down. The fifth time it is pressed,
motor 1 stops, if it has not reached the end of run. The sixth time it is pressed, motor 2 stops, if it
has not reached the end of run, and the automatic standby timer begins. When pressed for the
seventh time, the automatic standby timer stops and motor 2 is started to close. When pressed for
the eighth time, motor 1 is started to close. When pressed for the ninth time the motor 2 closing
operation is slowed down. When pressed for the tenth time the motor 1 closing operation is slowed
down. The eleventh time it is pressed, motor 2 stops, if it has not reached the end of run. The
twelfth time it is pressed, motor 1 stops, if it has not reached the end of run. The thirteenth time it
is pressed, stops the garage light timer and exit the programming mode. The programming led will
switch off.

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Programming to open one leaf only (motor 1) or for partial opening
Close the door with the limit switches (where applicable) duly connected.
With the door closed, press the Programming button and the programming led will switch on. Press
the Pedestrian button, the panel will begin to memorise the opening time (different to that possibly
programmed from the Start button) until the Pedestrian button is pressed again. Press the Test
button to memorise the closing operation.
N.B.: All of the option switch options programmed in normal operations will be valid for partial
opening.
OPTIONAL CARDS
Receiver card
This acts on the panel with transmitters, proximity keys or smart cards in the same way as the start
button or the open button if option 4 is activated.
Traffic light card (TL-CARD)
Outlets 3 and 4: traffic lights. Outlet 3 activates the red traffic light that works during door
movement. Outlet 4 activates the green traffic light that is only lit when the door is fully open.
*N.B.: The traffic light selector carries out no function.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION
• Before installing the panel, remove all unnecessary ropes or chains and disable any equipment
such as locks that is not necessary for the automatic operation.
• Before installing the panel, check that the door is in good mechanical condition, correctly
balanced and that it opens and closes correctly.
• Install the manual unlocking device at a height lower than 1.8m.
• Install any permanent control next to the door away from any moving part and at a minimum
height of 1.5m.
• An easily accessible disconnection device must be fitted to the wiring for permanently connected
equipment. It is wise for this to be an emergency switch.
• For correct use of the security edge, this must never be activated when the door is fully closed. It
is wise to install the ends of run before activating the edge.
• This equipment can only be handled by a specialist fitter, by maintenance staff or by a suitably
trained operator.
• To connect the power supply and motor wiring, 2.5 mm2 section terminals must be used.
• Fuses must only be handled when the appliance is disconnected from the mains.
• The instructions for using this equipment must remain in the possession of the user.
• European door normative EN 12453 and EN 12445 specify the following minimum protection
and door safety levels:
-for single-family homes, prevent the door being able to come into contact with any object
or limit the contact force (e.g. security edge) and, in the event of automatic closure, a
presence detector (e.g. photocell) must be added.
-for communal and public installations, prevent the door being able to come into contact
with any object or limit the contact force (e.g. security edge) and detect presence (e.g.
photocell).

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
• Do not allow children to play with the door controls.
• Keep the remote controls out of the reach of children.
• Watch the door movement and keep people away until the door is fully open or closed.
• Precaution when operating the manual unlocking device, as the door may suddenly fall due to the
bad condition of the springs or door unbalance. Details on how to use the manual unlocking device
must be provided by the manufacturer or the device installer.
• Examine the installation frequently, especially the cables, springs and supports, to detect signs of
wear, damage or unbalance. Do not use the door if repair work or adjustments are required, as this
may cause damage.
USE OF THE EQUIPMENT
This equipment is designed to automate garage doors following the general description. It is not
guaranteed for other uses. The manufacturer reserves the right to modify equipment specifications
without prior notice.
CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
See website: www.jcm-tech.com
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