GTE FST-75 User manual

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FST-75
FST-150
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260-2210-002 EN064
FST 75 / 150
Operating Instructions
- Translation -
Frequency Converter Control Unit for
sectional doors, roller doors, high-speed doors, roller-grilles,
sliding gates, hinged gates, folding doors and barriers

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Contents
Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 4
Safety guidelines ............................................................................................................................................. 5
Installation instructions .................................................................................................................................. 6
Important notes................................................................................................................................................ 7
Motor frequency....................................................................................................................................... 7
Wiring up of the motor ............................................................................................................................. 7
Separated laying of motor line and limit switch line ................................................................................ 7
Voltage boost........................................................................................................................................... 7
Speeds .................................................................................................................................................... 7
Stop-Command ....................................................................................................................................... 8
Cycle counter........................................................................................................................................... 8
Initial operation ................................................................................................................................................ 9
Rotation ................................................................................................................................................... 9
Position displays...................................................................................................................................... 9
Setting the end positions of mechanical limit switches: .......................................................................... 9
Setting the end positions with DES: ...................................................................................................... 10
Rotary switch – How it works....................................................................................................................... 11
Number codes – Menu structure ...................................................................................... 11
Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 12
Basic Settings........................................................................................................................................ 12
Operating mode ................................................................................................................ 12
The safety edge “close“ – How it works............................................................................ 12
The safety edge “open“ – How it works ............................................................................ 12
Rated frequency of the motor ........................................................................................... 12
Maximum voltage boost .................................................................................................... 12
Safety Photocell in close direction - function .................................................................... 12
Positioning ............................................................................................................................................. 13
Set final “open“ position (only in connenction with DES).................................................. 13
Set final “close” position (only in connection with DES) ................................................... 13
Set partial opening (only in connection with DES)............................................................ 13
Switching position Relay K3 Adjustment (only available with DES) ................................. 13
Switching position Relay K4 Adjustment (only available with DES) ................................. 13
Setting the functions .............................................................................................................................. 14
Safety edge “close” after premature shut down................................................................ 14
Correcting the slowing-down path (only in connection with DES) .................................... 14
Closing 1 - automatic locking by time ............................................................................... 14
Closing 2 – automatic locking through photo cells ........................................................... 14
Radio control – cable switch ............................................................................................. 14
Partial opening .................................................................................................................. 14
Running time control for installations with limit switches .................................................. 14
Setting Smoke and Heat Position (only with DES) .......................................................... 15
Configuration of safety device in opening direction .......................................................... 15

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Adjust speeds ........................................................................................................................................ 16
Free configuration of Relays K3-K8 ...................................................................................................... 17
Configure traffic light functions for K5-K8.............................................................................................. 19
Traffic control mode .......................................................................................................... 19
Red traffic light in closed position ..................................................................................... 19
Extended functions ................................................................................................................................ 20
Interlock-system................................................................................................................ 20
Door open command transmission if interlock-system in ON........................................... 20
Delayed opening ............................................................................................................... 20
Delayed closing................................................................................................................. 20
Setting of service interval.................................................................................................. 20
Detailed description of functions................................................................................................................. 21
Closing edges........................................................................................................................................ 21
Type 1 : Pressure wave switch (break contact) ................................................................ 21
Type 2 : Self-monitoring contact edge (closing contact)................................................... 21
Typ 3: Fraba system optical contact edge ........................................................................ 21
Safety device in opening direction......................................................................................................... 21
Timer for close 1.................................................................................................................................... 22
Closing after release 2 (NVZ)................................................................................................................ 22
Start-up delay ........................................................................................................................................ 22
Dead-man control .................................................................................................................................. 22
Radio control – Rope switch.................................................................................................................. 22
Partial opening....................................................................................................................................... 22
Manual/automatic operation .................................................................................................................. 23
Running time control.............................................................................................................................. 23
Interlock-system .................................................................................................................................... 23
Cycle counter......................................................................................................................................... 23
Relays:................................................................................................................................................... 23
Level adjusment (only in connection with DES) .................................................................................... 23
Correcting the slowing down path (only in connection with DES)......................................................... 23
Smoke and heat function RWA ............................................................................................................. 24
Retrieving information .................................................................................................................................. 24
Reset to factory settings............................................................................................................................... 25
Softwareupdate.............................................................................................................................................. 25
Loading new software ........................................................................................................................... 25
Save software........................................................................................................................................ 25
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................................ 26
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................................ 27
Technical data................................................................................................................................................ 29
Appendix ........................................................................................................................................................ 30
Terminal connection plan ...................................................................................................................... 30

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Summary
Equipment
•Frequency converter with contactor
•Separate brake control
•6 signal relay
•Amplifier for primary closing edges on closing
•Amplifier for secondary closing edges on opening
•Segment display for basic menu-driven functions programming
•Status display on segment display
•Control keyboard in housing lid
•Connection for drives with mechanical limit switches
•Connection for GFA drives with digital DES limit switch
•Event memory
•Interface for modules which can be additionally obtained
Safety
•Satisfies norms EN 12453 and EN 61508
•Hardware-like emergency shut-down circuit
•Current break in case of CPU failure
•Short circuit resistant control circuit
•Break is deactivated via two independent unsupervised switching elements
•Running time control
•Speed control. Shutdown at 30% excess of speed. A variation with 20% according
EN 12453 is optionally available.
•Safety against permanent commands, e.g. defect switches
•Reversing delay
Functions
•Soft start and soft coasting that conserves material
•Step-by-step function for 1-channel radio control
•Automatic closing after time
•Automatic closing after passing through
•Function for permanent operation
•Manual / automatic operation
•Photo-electric cell function with safety function and time reset
•Safety edge function with total or partial reverse
•Safety edge function with/without testing
•Pneumatic or contact edge connection
•Fraba safety system connection without extra amplifier
•Selectable functions for signal relay, from position status to traffic light control
•Automatic recognition of position transmitter
•Programming of end positions (in connection with DES)
•Special configuration possibilities for emergency operation following breakdown of
safety facilities
•Cycle counter
•Storage of last errors that arose
•Storage of last configuration amendments made
•locking function
Extras
•Modul for status signaling available
•Softwareupdate via MMC / SD card
•Cable set for motor line and Digital Limiting Switch (DES) available

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Safety guidelines
Warning!
Please read these operating instructions prior to operating the unit for the first time! Ensure that the unit has
dead voltage prior to conducting any installation and maintenance work! After the unit has been switched
off, there is still a possibility of loaded capacitance carrying dangerous voltage. For this reason, it is
vital that you wait between 3 and 5 minutes to allow the capacitance to discharge! Performing work
on a hot control board can result in death! The unauthorised opening and improper intervention on the
unit can result in physical injury and damage to property.
To avoid physical injury or significant damage to property, only qualified persons familiar with electrical drive
equipment should be allowed to work on the control unit. Qualified persons are deemed to be those who are
familiar with the setup, installation, initial operation and running of converters and who have the requisite
qualifications for this kind of activity. They must be able to diagnose the tasks they are asked to conduct,
recognise potential sources of risk and take adequate safety measures.
The control unit has been built and tested in accordance with DIN EN 12453 "Safety in use of power-
operated doors - Requirements" and DIN EN 12978 "Safety in use of power-operated doors – Requirements
and testing procedures" and has left the works in fully safe and proper working order. In order to maintain
this order and to ensure that it is operated without risk, the user must observe all of the instructions and
warnings contained in these operating instructions.
The modification or conversion of the FST 75/150 control unit is only permissible upon prior consultation with
the manufacturer. The operational safety of the supplied FST 75/150 control unit is only guaranteed if it is
used in the manner prescribed. The limit values given in the technical specifications may not be exceeded
under any circumstances (see relevant sections in the operating instructions).
When using mechanical limit switches the monitoring of standstill, direction of rotation or speed monitoring is
not possible.
Safety regulations
When performing installation work, initial operation, maintenance jobs or testing the control unit, the valid
safety and accident prevention regulations must be observed for the specific case in question. Above all, the
following regulations must be adhered to. At the same time, no warranty is given for the completeness of the
required regulations:
European norms
•DIN EN 12445 Safety in use of power-operated doors – Testing methods
•DIN EN 12453 Safety in use of power-operated doors – Requirements
•DIN EN 12978 Safety in use of power-operated doors – Requirements and test methods
In addition to the above, the normative guidelines of the listed norms must be observed.
•VDE regulations
•DIN EN 418 Safety of machinery
EMERGENCY OFF Set-up, functional aspects, design guidelines
•DIN EN 60204-1
VDE 0113-1 Electrical equipment with electric accessories
•DIN EN 60335-1
VDE 0700-1 Safety of household and similar appliances
•BGV A2 employer's liability insurance association regulations for health and safety
•ZH1/494 Guidelines for power-operated windows, doors and gates.
•Fire prevention regulations
•Accident prevention regulations

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Installation instructions
To ensure that the control unit is installed correctly, the following points, among others, must be checked and
taken into account:
•The control board must be installed in a suitable housing. The housing must be suitable for use
under the local conditions and environment.
•To maintain the IP protective class, it may be necessary to replace the cable entries with screwed
cable glands. Where required, additional sealing measures should be taken.
•PVC insulated connecting leads may only be used in interiors!
•All of the poles on the control unit must be fuse protected against short circuiting and overload using
a fuse rating of max. 16 A per phase. Depending on the design of the control unit, this can occur
using a 1- or 3-pole automatic fuse breaker 'F0' (3 x 16 A) which is to be connected in series
externally with the control unit in the house installation. In the event of an error, a higher fuse
protection may result in the control unit being destroyed!
•When connecting the control unit via a permanent connecting lead using a 16 A CEE plug, please do
the following: Install a CEE 16 A socket in the immediate vicinity of the control unit and fuse protect it
as described above per phase conductor. Ensure that, once the control unit has been installed, the
connecting lead with plug and socket can be accessed at all times!
•If the control unit is permanently connected to the house installation, please do the following:
Connect the control unit via a permanently laid installation cable and fuse-protect the control unit as
described above per phase conductor. To disconnect the control from the power supply, an
additional all-pole cut-off device - such as a main circuit breaker which, at each pole, provides a
contact gap which is in compliance with the conditions set forth in Overvoltage Category III for full
disconnection - must be attached to the permanently laid installation!
•A risk analysis must be performed. The customer must ensure that the rolling gate, the sliding gate
or the lifting element is protected and that no hazardous situations can arise if the final position is
overrun.
•A minimum level of protection as well as adequate protective measures must be determined.
•The unit must be secured against the final position being overrun by limit stops, safety limit switches
or other safety systems.
•The technical data of the connected power consuming devices such as photo cells or traffic lights
must be checked. They must not exceed the permissible connected loads of the control unit.
•Motors must be equipped with a thermal fuse which disconnects the control in thermal overload of
the motor.
•The operating frequency of the motor must be in line with the frequency range of the control unit.
•In order to meet the requirements of EMV Directive 2004/108/EG governing electro-magnetic
compatibility – in terms of interference emission and resistance to jamming – additional measures
will need to be taken when connecting to the FST 75/150. Among other things, this will entail using
shielded control and motor wiring. Taking the shortest route, connect both sides of the screening to
the relevant PE connection. Run the control and motor wiring in separate cables.
•The parameters for the speed and soft start and soft coasting must be set on site. They must be
adjusted to the mechanics of the unit.
•Warning: Longer routes at low frequency may cause the motor to overheat. If necessary, either a
PTC or an additional cooler will need to be installed on the motor. Reserve lines have been provided
for such an instance (2 conductors).

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Important notes
Motor frequency
For the FST 75/150 to operate at its optimum best and perform all of the required functions, the control unit
must be aware of the rated frequency of the connected motor. The rated frequency must be set before all
other work and settings are performed under menu item 05 (default setting 50 Hz).
Wiring up of the motor
The drive must be set to an operating voltage of 230V. Usually (motors 400V/230V), this is done by changing
the connections of the motor from star (400 V) to delta (230 V) connection. Sometimes, motors with 230/133
V are used. In these exceptional cases, the motor lines are connected to form a star (230V) connection.
Separated laying of motor line and limit switch line
For a reliable operation it is necessary to lay the motor line and the end switch separately from each other.
For line lengths of more than 15 m we recommend laying the motor and the end switch lines at a distance of
at least 2 cm. As separate accessories, motor and end switch lines are available in different lengths. They
are ready-made and provide for easier wiring.
Voltage boost
In some applications it is required to adjust the starting current for the motor. For this purpose the FST
75/150 is equipped with a voltage boost feature. It is controlled by a proprietary parameter, which can be
changed under menu item 06. The default value of 30 is suitable for most installations. To increase the
voltage boost set a value greater than 30. To reduce the voltage boost reduce the value to less than 30.
Speeds
For the FST 75/150 operate at its optimum best and perform all of the required functions, the control unit
must be aware of the rated frequency of the connected motor. The rated frequency must be set before all
other work and settings are performed under menu item 05 (default setting 50 Hz).
Where required or requested, the desired speeds for the slow speed, closing and opening as well as the
ramp times can be set at a later juncture by going through menus 40-48.
Through the default settings for the FST 75/150, all drives can usually be run for the installation once the unit
is connected to the mains. Where motors with a higher rated frequency are concerned, the maximum speed
is reduced during installation for safety reasons (Menus 40-48). Where 50 Hz drives with limit switches are
concerned, it is usually only necessary to correctly position the limit switches. In doing so, the pre limit
switches initiate the soft coasting. The factory default settings have been set to ensure a harmonious run for
50 Hz motors. Where drives with DES are concerned, only creep speed will be possible at first until the end
positions have been programmed. Once the positions have been programmed, the speeds will increase in
line with the pre-settings. The ramps adjust automatically. As a consequence, the control unit is now ready
for operation.
Sample settings variant for a unit with a 5 m orifice: Fast opening – fast closing up to 2.5 m in height –
subsequent closing with reduced speed. The reduced speed enables the speed to adjust to the installed
safety system as a means of adhering to the forces required as per the norm.
Please test the opening and closing forces after initiation according to EN 12453!

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Stop-Command
When operating the stop command by internal or external push buttons the stop will occur after a slight delay
and will help to conserve the material. An immediate stop followed by an optional automatic reverse only
occurs on emergency stop or when the safety edges are activated.
Cycle counter
After setting the FST 75/150 parameters or having completed the initial operation or maintenance work, it is
recommended that you register the cycle number which denotes when the last amendment occurred (Menu
93). Safe operation depends, among other things, on the FC being set properly. Any third-party
manipulation may result in damage to property and personal injury. Using the registered cycle count, it
is possible to determine whether the parameters have been amended.

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Initial operation
Rotation
Prior to initially switching on the mains power, connect the position transmitters to the terminal strips. After
Power-up the door may be operated in dead-man control by using the internal push buttons. The motors
turning direction has to accord with the direction of the push buttons. Otherwise please disconnect the
controller from supply, wait for 3-5 minutes according to the safety instructions and change two motor
connections.
After controlling the turning direction the limits of movement may be adjusted or programmed.
After power-up the controller automatically identifies the kind of limit switching system and is configured in an
appropriate way. In case of a false configuration the controller possibly does not allow any movement. In this
case a reset of the controller via menu 95 is possible.
Position displays
The door position is indicated in the display by the following symbols:
Setting the end positions of mechanical limit switches:
Warning!The set-up run occurs at 50 Hz in dead-man operation mode! It starts with a ramp.
a. Set the rated frequency of the motor in Menu 05 (factory default setting: 50 Hz)
b. Move the door with the internal “open” button into the required final position “open”. Stop near to
the required end position. Then restart with soft start into the final position “open”.
c. Fix the final “open” position at the correct stop point. The upper segments indicate the achieved
end position. Check the shutoff point by opening again and adjust if necessary.
d. Use the “close” button to move the door to the final “close” position. Stop near to the required
end position. Then restart with soft start into the final position “close”.
e. Fix the final position at the switch actuation point. The lower segments indicate the achieved end
position.
f. By the same token, the pre limit switches needed to initiate the ramp motion can be set.
g. Check the shutoff point by opening again and adjust if necessary.
h. The unit can now be operated in dead-man control*. For further settings, please go to
'Configuration'.
No limit switch
“Open” limit switch
“Close” limit switch
Command to program
“open” limit switch

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Setting the end positions with DES:
The DES is a digital limit switch which is installed in drives by the company GFA-Elektromaten GmbH. The
DES enables you to program the end positions and also offers further useful options which can be activated
via the menus. Once it has detected a DES, the FST 75/150 will show a flashing segment display which
indicates the need for programming.
Warning! The set-up run occurs at 50 Hz in dead-man operation mode! It starts with a ramp.
a. Set the rated frequency of the motor in Menu 05 (factory default setting: 50 Hz).
b. Move the door with the internal “open” button. Stop near to the required end position. Then
restart with soft start into the final position “open”. Upper segment displays will flash.
c. Press the internal STOP button for approx. 3 seconds until the display changes. The “open”
position is now saved.
d. Move the door with the internal “close” button. Stop near to the required end position. Then
restart with soft start into the final position “close”.Lower segment displays will flash.
e. Press the STOP button for approx. 3 seconds until the display changes. The “close” position is
now saved.
The unit can now be run in dead-man control*. For further settings, please go to ‘Configuration'. The end
positions can later be adjusted via a menu item.
Displays:
*Dead-man control: The unit runs for as long as the command station is activated.
Request for programming of the
upper end position
After programming: display of
final “open” position
Request for programming the
lower end position
After programming: display
of the final “close” position

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Rotary switch – How it works
The rotary switch has two functions. By turning the knob to the left or right, you will be able to retrieve the
menu items (segment display), and by pressing the knob, you can confirm your selection.
The following list shows the main and sub-menus which have been assigned a Number ical code or to a
display. By setting the Number ical code and then pressing the button, you will switch to the sub-menus and
back again.
The means of programming is always the same:
1. Switching on program mode: Hold down the rotary switch for 3 secs. The main menu will be
displayed (flashing).
2. Selecting the main menu: Turn the knob to set the relevant Number ical code and then press to
switch to the pertinent sub-menu
3. Setting functions: Make the relevant settings by turning to the pertinent Number ical code and
press to select. The display will switch to the main menu.
4. Quit program mode: Turn the rotary switch until the figure 00 appears in the display and then
press the rotary switch.
Number codes – Menu structure
Explanations:
Certain menu items are only available in connection with the respective components. When using a DES
other menus automatically become activated.
There are 3 types of menu structures:
a) As a rule, following a main menu will be a sub-menu which contains a variety of selection options.
Example: Main menu 21 Function contact edge
Sub-menus 1 to 3 for selection options
b) A main and sub-menu can also consist of a main menu and a setting parameter.
Example: Main menu 23 Auto time lock
Sub-menu 0…99 Setting the time (see below)
c) Having selected a main menu, you will need to run a start.
Example: Main menu 11 Correct end position
Sub-menu -.- Command to run start
Please note:
The positions marked with a "(W)" have been configured as factory default settings.
A 3-digit number will be displayed when changing the display from hundreds digits to tens digits.

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Configuration
-.- = Position start. Once you have selected such a menu item, press the motion buttons.
(W) = Factory setting
Basic Settings
0.1
Operating mode
save
W 1 Dead-man control in open and close direction
2 Self-stoping run in the direction of “open” and dead-man control
in the direction of “close”
3 Self-stopping run in the direction of “open” and “close”
Auto switching to dead-man control with internal key or key pad in the event of
an error occurring in the safety device
Press the rotary
switch
4 Self-stopping run in the direction of “open” and “close”
Auto switching to dead-man control with internal key or key pad in the event of
an error occurring in the safety device
0.2
The safety edge “close“ – How it works
save
1 Without reverse
2 With reverse 1 second after “open” Press rotary switch
W 3 With reverse up to “open” position
0.3
The safety edge “open“ – How it works
save
1 Without reverse
W 2 With reverse 1 second after “close” Press rotary switch
3 With reverse up to “close” position
0.5
Rated frequency of the motor
save
w=50 10..200 Rated frequency of the motor in Hz. Press rotary switch
0.6
Maximum voltage boost
save
w=30 0..40 Maximum voltage boost on motor startup Press rotary switch
0.8
Safety Photocell in close direction - function
save
1 Stop in close direction without reverse
2 With reverse 1 second in open direction Press rotary switch
W 3 With reverse up to open position
4 Stop with run in close direction afterwards

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Positioning
1.1
Set final “open“ position (only in connenction with DES)
save
-.- Use the internal keys to move to the required “open” position Stop key
1.2
Set final “close” position (only in connection with DES)
save
-.- Use the internal keys to move to the required “close” position Stop key
1.3
Fine adjustment of final “open” position (only in connection with DES)*
Save
-.0 The “open” position can be shifted to “open” or “close” by setting
a value
‾‾.0..9 Shift the “open” position to “open” by x values ** Press rotary switch
_.0..9 Shift the “open” position to “close” by x values ***
1.4
Fine adjustment of final “close” position (only in connection with DES)*
Save
-.0 The “close” position can be shifted to “open” or “close” by setting
a value
‾‾.0..9 Shift the “close” position to “open” by x values ** Press rotary switch
_.0..9 Shift the “close” position to “close” by x values ***
1.5
Fine adjustment of premature shut down (only in connection with DES)*
Save
-.0 Shut-down point for safety facilities shortly before the final
“close” position is reached can be shifted to “open” or “close” by
setting a value
‾‾.0..9 Shift position to “open” by x values ** Press rotary switch
_.0..9 Shift position to “close” by x values ***
1.6
Set partial opening (only in connection with DES)
Save
-.- Use the internal keys to go to the desired partial opening
position
Stop key
1.7
Switching position Relay K3 Adjustment (only available with DES)
Save
-.- Use the internal keys to go to the desired position Stop key
1.8
Switching position Relay K4 Adjustment (only available with DES)
Save
-.- Use the internal keys to go to the desired position Stop key
5.1
Switching position Relay K5 Adjustment (only available with DES)
Save
-.- Use the internal keys to go to the desired position Stop key
5.2
Switching position Relay K6 Adjustment (only available with DES)
Save
-.- Use the internal keys to go to the desired position Stop key
5.3
Switching position Relay K7 Adjustment (only available with DES)
Save
-.- Use the internal keys to go to the desired position Stop key
5.4
Switching position Relay K8 Adjustment (only available with DES)
Save
-.- Use the internal keys to go to the desired position Stop key
* possible several time ** turn clockwise *** turn counter-clockwise

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Setting the functions
2.1
Safety edge “close” after premature shut down
Save
w 1 Safety edge stops without reversing
2 Safety edge deactivated. Unit moves to final position (in the
case of folding doors, for example)
Press rotary switch
3 Level adjustment. Safety edge stops without reversing.
Adjustment to change in final position. Conditions: Only with
DES, not in connection with pneumatic systems.
2.2
Correcting the slowing-down path (only in connection with DES)
Save
w 1 The slowing-down path of the unit is not taken into account Press rotary switch
2 Shut-down point is corrected around the slowing-down path
(dyn. process)
2.3
Closing 1 - automatic locking by time
Save
w 0 Closing deactivated Press rotary switch
1..90 Time setting: 1-90 seconds. Starts after passing the photo cells.
In connection with Menu 23.
2.4
Closing 2 – automatic locking through photo cells
Save
w 0 Closing deactivated Press rotary switch
1..90 Time setting: 1-90 seconds. Starts after passing the photo cells.
In connection with Menu 23.
2.5
Radio control – cable switch
Save
1 IMP inside = Open – Close
IMP outside = Open – Close
Press rotary switch
2 IMP inside = Open – Close
IMP outside = Open – Stop – Close
3 IMP inside = Open – Stop – Close
IMP outside = Open – Close
w 4 IMP inside = Open – Stop – Close
IMP outside = Open – Stop – Close
2.6
Partial opening
Save
w 1 Connection X5-13/14 defines a switching option for partial
opening (Summer/Winter)
2 Connection X5-13/14 defines a command to open in partial
open position
Press rotary switch
2.9
Running time control for installations with limit switches
Save
0 Running time control deactivated
w=300 5..300 Time setting: 5-300 seconds, starts after command has been
given
Press rotary switch

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Adjust functions
3.5
Setting Smoke and Heat Position (only with DES)
Save
-.- Move drive to desired position with internal push buttons
ATTENTION: Opening hight must be at least 2,5m
Press rotary switch
3.7
Configuration of safety device in opening direction
Save
w 0 No safety device
1 1 normally closed contact (i.e. photo cell), 1k2 without testing
2 2 normally closed contacts (i.e. photo cell), 1k2 without testing
3 1 normally open contact (i.e. electrical safety edge) 8k2
4 2 normally open contacts (i.e. electrical safety edge) 8k2 Press rotary switch
5 1 System Raytector or OSE
6 2 Systems Raytector or OSE
7 1 System photo cell with testing
8 2 Systems photo cell with testing

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Adjust speeds
Important Information:
The necessary power of the inverter is dependant from wight, acceleration and speed of the site.
Modification of frequency through the menu directly changes the speed of the site. Increasing of frequency
leads to increasing of speed and therefor increasing of necessary power.
Dysfunction of operation possibly leads to an overload of the inverter. In that case the speed has to be
reduced to ensure a reliable operation.
4.1
Speed for opening
save
w=50 15..100 Opening with x Hz. Increasing of nominal frequency (Menu 05)
changes the adjustable range (max. 200 Hz).
Press rotary switch
4.2
Speed for closing
save
w=50 15..100 Closing with x Hz. Increasing of nominal frequency (Menu 05)
changes the adjustable range (max. 200 Hz).
Press rotary switch
4.3
Speed for swifter closing (only in connection with DES)
save
w=0 15..100 Closing with x Hz. To disable function, set value to 0. The
changeover is enabled by programming the position (DES s.
Menu 44).
Press rotary switch
4.4
Switch point for lowering the closing speed (only in connection with DES)
save
-.- Use the internal keys to go to the required position Stop key
4.5
Soft start opening
save
w=10 5..50 Duration of acceleration ramp in opening direction / 0.1 seconds Press rotary switch
4.6
Soft coasting opening
save
w=10 5..50 Duration of deceleration ramp in opening direction / 0.1 seconds Press rotary switch
4.7
Soft start closing
save
w=10 5..50 Duration of acceleration ramp in closing direction / 0.1 seconds Press rotary switch
4.8
Soft coasting closing
save
w=10 5..50 Duration of deceleration ramp in closing direction / 0.1 seconds Press rotary switch
4.9
Creep speed
save
w=10 5..50 Creep speed in Hz Press rotary switch

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Free configuration of Relays K3-K8
The output relays K3-K8 may be freely configured by some functions. For that choose the desired relay in
the main menu and choose the function in the sub menu. The sub menu is available for each relay.
To use the relays for traffic lights there are complete function sets to choose from. Please refer to chapter
„Configure traffic light functions for K5-K8“.
Relays K3 – K4:
2.7
Relay K3
save
W 0 No function
1 Impulse from intermediate stop position or programmed switch
point (see 51)
2 Permanent contact from intermediate stop position or
programmed switch point (see 51)
3 Traffic light function red
4 Traffic light function green Press rotary switch
5 Position indicator “open”
6 Position indicator “close”
7 Flashing light function
8 Beacon
9 Fault alarm
•F 1.3: Safety circuit DES
•F 1.4: Emergency off contact actuated
•F 2.5: Closed-safety edge 8k2 defective
•F 2.7: Closed-pressure wave edge 1k2 defective
•F 3.1: Upper area of emergency limit switch approached
•F 3.2: Lower area of emergency limit switch approached
•F 3.3: Limit switch
•F 5.5: DES not active
•F 5.6: Drive does not run
•F 5.8: Speed exceeded
•F5.9: Runtime error
•F 6.5: Open-safety circuit 8k2 defective
•F6.7: Open-safety circuit 1k2 defective
•F 7.1: Stand still error
•F 7.2: Wrong direction of rotation

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10 Power failure alarm
11 Control: brake motor
12 System runs in open direction
13 System runs in close direction
14 one of the safety strips is operated between positions (no
failure)
15 Impulse 1 second with open command (e.g. for light controllers)
16 Traffic light function red is off at close position
2.8
Relay K4 (See sub menu 2.7)
save
R
elays K5 – K8:
5.5
Relay K5 (See sub menu 2.7)
save
5.6
Relay K6 (See sub menu 2.7)
save
5.7
Relay K7 (See sub menu 2.7)
save
5.8
Relay K8 (See sub menu 2.7)
save

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Configure traffic light functions for K5-K8
The FST 75/150 offers some function sets for the control of traffic lights. By choosing one of them, the
Relays K5-K8 are automatically configured to the desired function.
For manually configuration please refer to chapter „Free configuration of relays K5-K8”.
6.1
Traffic control mode
Save
w 0 No function
1 One-way traffic without regulation of right of way
2 Right of way without preference Press rotary switch
3 Right of way with preference from inside
4 Right of way with preference from outside
6.2
Extension of green phase time
Save
w 0..90 Setting of Extension time in sec Press rotary switch
6.3
Time of prewarning
Save
w 0..10 Setting of prewarning time in sec Press rotary switch
6.4
Doorway evacuation time
Save
w 0..90 Setting of doorway evacuation time in sec Press rotary switch
6.5
Red traffic light in closed position
Save
w 0 Red traffic light off
1 Red traffic light inside on
2 Red traffic light outside on Press rotary switch
3 Red traffic light inside an outside on

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Extended functions
7.1
Interlock-system
Save
w 0 Interlock-system deactivated Press rotary switch
1 Interlock-system activated
7.2*
Door open command transmission if interlock-system in ON
Save
w 0..10 Delay of opening Door 2 if Door 1 is closed in sec Press rotary switch
*On command the choosen Door 1 is opened. After closing of Door 1 an open command for Door 2 is given.
7.7**
Delayed opening
Save
W 0 Delay deactivated
3..50 Time-setting 3-50 seconds. Starts after opening command Press rotary switch
7.8**
Delayed closing
Save
W 0 Delay deactivated
3..50 Time-setting 3-50 seconds. Starts after closing command Press rotary switch
** In combination with a relay i.e. for delayed opening, this function allows the operation of a all-round light
as opening warning.
In case of double-winged or overlapped doors an appropriate forerun may be activated.
8.5
Setting of service interval
Save
W 0 Function service interval disabled
1..99 Setting of cycles for service of the door.
Number of cycles = setting x 1000
Press rotary switch
8.6
Service interval reaction
Save
W 0 No reaction
1 Display: CS Press rotary switch
2 Display: CS and degrade to deadman control
3 Display: CS and degrade to deadman control
Reset for 500 cycles by pressing Stop-Button for 3 seconds