Global 2200 User manual

Inverter Drive
Sliding Gate
Operator
Instruction Manual
2200

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IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR THE INSTALLER
ATTENTION! To ensure Safe operation, it is important that you read all the
instructions included with this unit. Incorrect installation or incorrect use of
the product could cause serious harm.
1. Carefully read the instructions before beginning to install the product.
2. This product was designed and built strictly for the use indicated in this
documentation. Any other use, not expressly indicated here, could
compromise the good condition/operation of the product and/or be a
source of danger.
3. Global Access declines all liability caused by improper use or use other
than that for which the automated system was intended.
4. Do not install the equipment in an explosive atmosphere: the presence
of inflammable gas or fumes is a serious danger to safety.
5. Global Access is not responsible for failure to observe Good Technique in
the construction of the closing elements to be motorised, or for any
deformation that may occur during use.
6. Before attempting any job on the system, cut out electrical power.
7. Make sure that the earthing system is perfectly constructed and connect
metal parts of the closure to it.
8. Safety devices e.g. Photo Beams and edge sensors protect any danger
areas against mechanical movement risks, such as crushing, dragging,
and shearing and must be fitted.
9. Use of at least one indicator-light is recommended for every system, as
well as a warning sign adequately secured to the frame structure, in
addition to the safety devices mentioned above.
10.Do not in any way modify the components of the automated system.
11.The installer shall supply all information concerning manual operation of
the system in case of an emergency.
12.Do not allow children or adults to stay near the product while it is
operating.
13.Keep remote controls or other pulse generators away from children, to
prevent the automated system from being activated involuntarily.
14.Transit is permitted only when the automated system is idle.
15.The user must not attempt any kind of repair or direct action whatever
and contact qualified personnel only.
16.Check at least every 6 months the efficiency of the system, particularly
the efficiency of the safety devices
17.Anything not expressly specified in these instructions is not permitted.

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Specifications
Power supply
230VAC - 50Hz
Power Absorption (A)
2.2
Motor Supply
230VAC three phase
Motor power
750W
Motor RPM
1400
Reduction ratio
1/38
Max Speed
18m/min
Working Temperature
-20C <> +60C
Duty cycle
Intensive (70%)
IP rating
44
Max thrust
1600N
Max gate weight
2200KG
Dimensions

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General Information
This instruction booklet refers to the Global Access inverter drive sliding gate
operator.
On initial setup the inverter will learn the travel of the gate by searching for
and pushing against the open and closed physical ground stops.
Important! Due to the way the gate motor operates, heavy duty ground
stops and safety devices e.g. - photo beams and/or edge sensors, must
be fitted.
Installation
Mount the gate operator a level surface and position the gear rack
ensuring that there is a space of approx 1mm between the pinion and
the rack

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Power Supply Connection
The connection for the mains power supply is the 2 pole circuit breaker
mounted on the DIN rail
IMPORTANT! The unit may not function if connected to a residential
Residual Current Device (RCD). The motor should be hard wired to a
circuit breaker.
CAUTION! Do not touch live components or power connections until 10
minutes after disconnecting the inverter from the supply voltage.
Dangerous voltages may still be present.
Motor Direction
The default movement when setting up is to open. If the gate closes
first, disconnect the power and swap the motor wires W (Blue) and U
(Black) located in the terminal block under the inverter.
Manual Release
To manually move the gate unlock and remove the front panel then
unlock and pull on the manual release lever.
To reengage the motor push the manual release lever closed and lock it
and push on the gate to reengage the gearbox. Placing the motor into
manual operation triggers the stop circuit.
(Once the stop circuit has been broken the next cycle will be at slow
speed).

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Terminals
The input/output terminals are located on the side of the mounting bracket
next to the inverter.
1-
Reset
2-
O/S/C
3-
Stop
4-
Close
5-
Ped
6-
Safety
7-
Common (for terminals 1 to 5 only) *Refer below
8-
+24V DC for accessories
9-
0V DC for accessories
10-
+24V DC for flashing light
11-
0V DC for flashing light
*IMPORTANT- Do NOT use terminal 7 (Common) to power accessories.
Terminal 6 is the common for terminals 1 to 5. Terminal 9 (0V DC) is the
common for 24V DC accessories.
A closed contact between terminal 2 (O/S/C) and terminal 6 (common) will open and
close the gate depending on chosen logic.
A closed contact between terminal 5 (Pedestrian) and terminal 7 (common) will open
the gate to the percentage set at parameter n13. Pedestrian mode is auto close only.
Stop devices are linked in series through terminals 3 and 7 (common). If no stop
devices are present terminal 3 must be linked to terminal 7.
A closed contact between terminals 4 (Close) and 7 (common) will close the gate
Safety devices are linked in series through terminals 6 (Safety) and 7 (common).
Safety devices must be fitted.

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KEYPAD
To change a parameter
Press the up or down arrow until the display shows n -- then press enter.
Press up or down to select the parameter to be changed then press
enter.
Press up or down to select the required value then press enter.
Press out to scroll back through the menus
Pause time
Rotate dial on keypad - adjustable from 1 to 120 second
Parameters
n11
High Speed opening 2750 rpm max
n12
Low Speed(deceleration) opening and closing 400rpm (default)
n13
% Partial opening position
n21
Logic
1=Timer
2=Security
3=Flip Flop
4=Step by Step
5=Step only
6=AP Semi auto
n22
High Speed close 2750 rpm max

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Input status
The status of the inputs can be checked by the following
Press the up or down arrow until the display shows P --- then press
enter.
Press up or down to select P- 39 then press enter.
A line at the bottom of the number segment is an open contact and a
line at the top is a closed contact.
Press out to scroll back through the menus
For the motor to operate the display should look like the picture below.
1. Reset 1 2 3 4 5 6
2. O/S/C
3. Stop
4. Close ↑ (Line up) Closed contact
5. Ped ↓ (Line down) Open contact
6. Safety
Initialisation (Learn Cycle)
Take the gate to the closed position
Press the RUN button located on the keypad of the inverter
Setup is performed by pressing the button on the transmitter, if
included, or by a trigger between terminal 1 (O/S/C) and terminal 6
(common).
The default movement when setting up is to open. If the gate closes
first, disconnect the power and swap the motor wires W (Blue) and U
(Black) located in the terminal block under the inverter.
The gate will open and close slowly, calculating the distance between
the stops.
The gate is now operational.
Note! (The first movement after a setup, power interruption or having
been moved manually is in slow speed)

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Reset
If the motor needs to be initialised after the first setup, bridge a wire
between terminals 1 and 7 for 5 seconds. The inverter will relearn the
travel limits.
Maintenance
Maintenance should be performed every 6 months with attention paid
to the open and closed physical stops, gear rack and the operation of
safety devices.
LOGICS
Logic
“Security”
O/S/C
Ped
Close
Stop
Safety device
Closed
Opens and closes
after pause
Partial opening
close after pause
No effect
Open Disabled
No effect
Opening
No effect
No effect
Closes
Stops operation
If toggled off then
on –stops then
close
immediately
Open in pause
Reset timer
Reset timer
Closes
Stops operation
If toggled off then
on - closes
Closing
Opens
Opens
No effect
Stops operation
Opens
Stopped
Starts last move
in slow
No effect
Closes in slow
No effect
No effect
Logic “Timer”
O/S/C
Ped
Close
Stop
Safety device
Closed
Opens and closes
after pause
Partial opening
close after pause
No effect
Open Disabled
No effect
Opening
No effect
No effect
Closes
Stops operation
No effect
Open in pause
Reset timer
Reset timer
Closes
Stops operation
Reset timer
Closing
Opens
Opens
No effect
Stops operation
Opens
Stopped
Starts last move
in slow
No effect
Closes in slow
No effect
No effect

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Logic
“Flip Flop”
O/S/C
Ped
Close
Stop
Safety device
Closed
Opens
Partial opening
close after pause
No effect
Open Disabled
No effect
Opening
Closes
No effect
No effect
Stops operation
No effect
Open
Closes
Reset timer
No effect
Stops operation
No effect
Closing
Opens
Opens
No effect
Stops operation
Opens
Stopped
Starts last move
in slow
No effect
Closes in slow
No effect
No effect
Logic
“Step by
Step”
O/S/C
Ped
Close
Stop
Safety device
Closed
Opens
Partial opening
close after pause
No effect
Open Disabled
No effect
Opening
Stops
No effect
No effect
Stops operation
No effect
Open
Closes
Reset timer
Closes
Stops operation
No effect
Closing
Stops
Opens
No effect
Stops operation
Opens
Stopped
Starts last move
in slow
No effect
Closes in slow
No effect
No effect
Logic
“Step Only”
O/S/C
Ped
Close
Stop
Safety device
Closed
Opens
Partial opening
close after pause
No effect
Open Disabled
No effect
Opening
No effect
No effect
No effect
Stops operation
No effect
Open
Closes
Reset timer
No effect
Stops operation
No effect
Closing
Opens
Opens
No effect
Stops operation
Opens
Starts last move
in slow
No effect
Closes in slow
No effect
No effect
Logic
“AP Semi auto”
O/S/C
Ped
Close
Stop
Safety device
Closed
Opens and closes
after pause
Partial opening
close after pause
No effect
Open Disabled
No effect
Opening
No effect
No effect
Closes
Stops operation
No effect
Open
Stays open
Reset timer
Closes
Stops operation
No effect
Closing
Opens
Opens
No effect
Stops operation
Opens
Starts last move
in slow
No effect
Closes in slow
No effect
No effect