Motorline professional MC112N Use and care manual

V1.7
REV. 02/2020
MC112N | MC113N | MC114N
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USER’S AND INSTALLER’S MANUAL

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. PRODUCT
.CONTENT
INDEX
DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCT
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
DIMENSIONS
COMPONENTS MAP
MR13- RECEIVER
FREQUENCY VARIATORS CONNECTIONS
FREQUENCY VARIATORS
ADJUSTMENT OF LIMIT SWITCHES
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONSUMERS AND SPECIALIZED TECHNICIANS
FREQUENCY VARIATOR CONNECTIONS
DIGITAL NUMERIC KEYBOARD
OTHER CONNECTIONS (MAGNETIC SPACER, BRAKING RESITOR AND ENTRY PANEL)
LOCK/UNLOCK KEYBOARD
MX13 - TRANSMITTER
CONNECTIONS CONNECTORS
LED DISPLAY MESSAGES
MR13 RECEIVER CONNECTIONS
MENU NAVIGATION
CLOSING PRE- FLASHING LIGHT
RELAY FOR TWO-DOOR INTERLOCK
PROGRAMMING MENU ACCESS (MENU 04)
EXTERNAL COMPONENTS CONNECTIONS
PROGRAMMING MENU - 04
. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
. COMPONENTS
. VARIATORS AND CONECTORS
. PROGRAMMING
. TROUBLESHOOTING
. CONNECTIONS SQUEME
. DESCRIPTIONS
01. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This product is certified in accordance with European
Community (EC) safety standards.
This product complies with Directive 2011/65/EU of the
European Parliament and of the Council, of 8 June 2011, on
the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in
electrical and electronic equipment.
(Applicable in countries with recycling systems).
This marking on the product or literature indicates that the
product and electronic accessories (eg. Charger, USB cable,
electronic material, controls, etc.) should not be disposed
of as other household waste at the end of its useful life. To
avoid possible harm to the environment or human health
resulting from the uncontrolled disposal of waste, separate
these items from other types of waste and recycle them
responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material
resources. Home users should contact the dealer where they
purchased this product or the National Environment Agency
for details on where and how they can take these items
for environmentally safe recycling. Business users should
contact their vendor and check the terms and conditions
of the purchase agreement. This product and its electronic
accessories should not be mixed with other commercial
waste.
This marking indicates that the product and electronic
accessories (eg. charger, USB cable, electronic material,
controls, etc.) are susceptible to electric shock by direct or
indirect contact with electricity. Be cautious when handling
theproductandobserveallsafetyproceduresinthismanual.
ATTENTION:

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01. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
GENERAL WARNINGS
•This manual contains very important safety and usage information.
very important. Read all instructions carefully before beginning the
installation/usage procedures and keep this manual in a safe place
that it can be consulted whenever necessary.
•This product is intended for use only as described in this manual. Any
other enforcement or operation that is not mentioned is expressly
prohibited, as it may damage the product and put people at risk
causing serious injuries.
•Thismanual isintendedfirstly forspecializedtechnicians, anddoes not
invalidate the user’s responsibility to read the “User Norms” section in
order to ensure the correct functioning of the product.
•The installation and repair of this product may be done by qualified
and specialized technicians, to assure every procedure are carried
out in accordance with applicable rules and norms. Nonprofessional
and inexperienced users are expressly prohibited of taking any action,
unless explicitly requested by specialized technicians to do so.
•Installations must be frequently inspected for unbalance and the
wear signals of the cables, springs, hinges, wheels, supports and other
mechanical assembly parts.
•Do not use the product if it is necessary repair or adjustment is
required.
•When performing maintenance, cleaning and replacement of parts,
the product must be disconnected from power supply. Also including
any operation that requires opening the product cover.
•The use, cleaning and maintenance of this product may be carried
out by any persons aged eight years old and over and persons whose
physical,sensorialormentalcapacitiesarelower,orbypersonswithout
any knowledge of the product, provided that these are supervision
and instructions given by persons with experienced in terms of usage
of the product in a safe manner and who understands the risks and
dangers involved.
•Children shouldn’t play with the product or opening devices to avoid
the motorized door or gate from being triggered involuntarily.
WARNINGS FOR TECHNICIANS
•Before beginning the installation procedures, make sure that you have
all the devices and materials necessary to complete the installation
of the product.
•You should note your Protection Index (IP) and operating temperature
to ensure that is suitable for the installation site.
•Provide the manual of the product to the user and let them know how
to handle it in an emergency.
•If the automatism is installed on a gate with a pedestrian door, a door
locking mechanism must be installed while the gate is in motion.
•Do not install the product “upside down” or supported by elements do
not support its weight. If necessary, add brackets at strategic points
to ensure the safety of the automatism.
•Do not install the product in explosive site.
•Safety devices must protect the possible crushing, cutting, transport
and danger areas of the motorized door or gate.
•Verify that the elements to be automated (gates, door, windows,
blinds, etc.) are in perfect function, aligned and level. Also verify if the
necessary mechanical stops are in the appropriate places.
•The centralmust be installed on asafe placeof anyfluid(rain, moisture,
etc.), dust and pests.
•You must route the various electrical cables through protective tubes,
to protect them against mechanical exertions, essentially on the
power supply cable. Please note that all the cables must enter the
central from the bottom.
•If the automatism is to be installed at a height of more than 2,5m from
the ground or other level of access, the minimum safety and health
requirements for the use of work equipment workers at the work of
Directive 2009/104/CE of European Parliament and of the Council of 16
September 2009.
•Attach the permanent label for the manual release as close as possible

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01. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
to the release mechanism.
•Disconnect means, such as a switch or circuit breaker on the electrical
panel, must be provided on the product’s fixed power supply leads in
accordance with the installation rules.
•If the product to be installed requires power supply of 230Vac or
110Vac, ensure that connection is to an electrical panel with ground
connection.
•The product is only powered by low voltage satefy with central (only
at 24V motors)
WARNINGS FOR USERS
•Keep this manual in a safe place to be consulted whenever necessary.
•If the product has contact with fluids without being prepared, it must
immediately disconnect from the power supply to avoid short circuits,
and consult a specialized technician.
•Ensure that technician has provided you the product manual and
informed you how to handle the product in an emergency.
•Ifthesystemrequiresanyrepairormodification,unlocktheautomatism,
turn off the power and do not use it until all safety conditions have
been met.
•In the event of tripping of circuits breakers of fuse failure, locate
the malfunction and solve it before resetting the circuit breaker or
replacing the fuse. If the malfunction is not repairable by consult this
manual, contact a technician.
•Keep the operation area of the motorized gate free while the gate in in
motion, and do not create strength to the gate movement.
•Do not perform any operation on mechanical elements or hinges if the
product is in motion.
RESPONSABILITY
•Supplier disclaims any liability if:
•Product failure or deformation result from improper installation
use or maintenance!
•Safety norms are not followed in the installation, use and
maintenance of the product.
•Instructions in this manual are not followed.
•Damaged is caused by unauthorized modifications
•In these cases, the warranty is voided.
SYMBOLS LEGEND:
• Important safety
notices
• Useful information
• Programming
information
• Potentiometer
information
• Connectors
information
• Buttons
information

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STRSEC12 13NL R G B + -
M1 M2 M3 OP CH PUS GND FAP FCH GND DS BL COM 24V BR2 R G B 12V
E1
BR1
E1
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N
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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PRES2 PRES1 ASB SENS2| SENS1| FREQ
POWER
CH1 CH2
RESET
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. PRODUCT
. PRODUCT
DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCT COMPONENTS MAP
DIMENSIONS
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
•Control board capable of working with motors up to 750W, 1500W and 2200W. It has a frequency variator
that allows a soft start and stop, thus giving a greater reliability and durability of the product. The central
also allows the adjustment of the opening / closing speed as well as the adjustment of the opening/
closing decceleration speed.
•This central allows easy and intuitive operation of various parameters and menus through a display.
•It also has other functions such as Present Man, possibility to view the count of cycles perform by the
door so far (complete opening and closing corresponds to one cycle).
•This central is also capable of receiving command signals ROLLING CODE (receiver MR13) and allows
connection for obstacle detection kits (MX13 transmitter).
The control board is composed of the following components:
1 · Frequency variator
2 · Connections connectors
3 · MR13 Receptor
4 · Braking Resistance
5 · Magnetic Spacer (Optional)
6 · Quick connection sheet
7 · STOP key
8 · Opening key
9 · Close key
10 · Mirror Photocell
11 · MX13 Transmitter (see page 5B)
MC112N MC114N MC113N
• Voltage 750W max 1500W max 2200W max
• Power Supply 230Vac 50/60Hz
• Protection Grade IP64
• Environment temperature -25°C ~ 55°C
• Relative Humidity <90%
• Accessory output 24Vdc 3W / 12Vdc 2W
• Maximum frequency output 90Hz
IMPORTANT
Before starting programming, it is necessary to re-
move the card from the receiver’s batteries, otherwi-
se the door will not perform any type of maneuver.

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Wireless receiver, which allows the reception of Motorline ROLLING CODE remote controllers and MX
transmitters signals, for safety circuits (eg safety bands, magnetic contacts).
This receiver allows the use of a single MX transmitter.
Wireless transmitter, which allows the connection of obstacle detection kits
(safety rubber, magnetic contact, etc.), for communication with MR.
This device performs automatic operation tests with MR, at defined time
intervals, providing a longer battery life.
. COMPONENTS
MX - TRANSMITTER
DIPPER
•Dippers 1 and 2define the time interval
for receiving test signals MX13. This
communication is made to ensure that both
handsets are working perfectly. Function
off Level 3 Level 2 Level 1
•Dipper 3 defines the type of operation of the
SAFETY input, between 8K2 system and NO contact.
NO contactResistive
contact 8k2
•The more frequentcommunication
with the MR13 receiver, the shorter
the battery life.
• For MX13 and MR13 devices to be
synchronized, you must configure
dippers 1 and 2 in the same way
on both devices.
PROG
Each time the PROG button is pressed, the transmitted code is changed.
Therefore, if you press the PROG button, you have to program it again on the
MR13 (see page 5A).
Not include in
ECO and ECO
PLUS doors.
PROG AND LED 1 BUTTON
•The PROG button has the function of generating a new code, and transmitting it to
the receiver. Each time the button is pressed, LED1 illuminates, indicating that the
signal is being transmitted.
LED 1
• INIB - This input has the function
to disable the operation of the
SAFETY input, through a NO contact
for connection of push button or
magnetic contact.
CONNECTOR
• SAFETY - NO or 8K2 input, defined
in dipper 3. Whenever this input is
triggered an order will be sent to the
MR13 to open the SEC contact.
Example of use:
When the MX13 device is installed
on a sectioned door with safety
rubber, it is necessary to disable the
SAFETY signal before the gate closes
fully, so that the rubber does not
send reverse order due to obstacle
detection.
. COMPONENTS
MR- RECEIVER
DIPPER
•Dippers 1 and 2 define the time interval
for receiving test signals MX13. This
communication is made to ensure that both
handsets are working perfectly. Function
off Level 3 Level 2 Level 1
• For the MX13 and MR13 devices to be synchronized, you must configure dippers 1 and 2in the
same way on both devices.
LED4
LEARN SW1
LEARN BUTTON
•This button is used when programming Rolling
Code Motorline remote controllers or MX13
transmitter.
Programming Remote Control:
1 • Press the LEARN button once and the LED4
will blink once.
2 • Then press the button you want to program.
Programming MX13
transmitter:
1 • Press rapidly the LEARN
button 2 times and the
LED4 flashes 2 times.
2 • Press the PROG button
on the MX13 only once.
• To reset the memory, press the
button for 10 seconds and all
memorized remote controls and
MX13 will be erased.
• While pressing the LEARN button,
the LED4 is on.
After 10 seconds, the LED4 will flash
and switch off confirming
the operation.
LEDs
•LED 1: (ON) Indicates that it is being powered at
230V ac.
•LED 2: (ON) Contact "SEC" closed | Contact "SEC"
opened
(every time an MX13 signal is sent the contact
opens).
•LED 3: (ON) Contact "STR" closed | Contact "STR"
opened
•LED 4: Programming Led
LED2 LED3LED1 LED4
CONNECTORS
• L/N: 230Vac power input.
SIG: Pulse input
R/G/B: RGB led connection
• +/-: Power supply of external accessories (max
150mA).
• SEC: NC safety signal output.
• STR: NO Opening signal output
• ANT: Antenna hot pole input
• ↓: Antenna mass input

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R/L1 S/L2 T/L3 U/T1 V/T2 W/T3
B2+2/B1DC+/+1DC-
22
RC
7
RA
21
RB
10
MI1
11
MI2
5
MI3
6
MI4
8
MI5
20
MI6
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MI7
4
24V
4
24V
12
DCM
12
DCM
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DFM
16
10V
13
ACM
14
AVI
15
ACI
17
AFM
14
M01
15
M02
-
24V
9
S1
9
S2
15
DCM
-
SG+
-
SG-
-
SGND
13
MCM
22
RC
7
RA
21
RB
R/L1 S/L2 T/L3 U/T1 V/T2 W/T3
B2+2/B1DC+/+1DC-
10
MI1
11
MI2
5
MI3
6
MI4
8
MI5
20
MI6
-
MI7
4
24V
4
24V
12
DCM
12
DCM
-
DFM
16
10V
13
ACM
14
AVI
15
ACI
17
AFM
14
M01
15
M02
-
24V
9
S1
9
S2
15
DCM
-
SG+
-
SG-
-
SGND
13
MCM
22
RC
7
RA
21
RB
R/L1 S/L2 T/L3 U/T1 V/T2 W/T3
B2+2/B1DC+/+1DC-
10
MI1
11
MI2
5
MI3
6
MI4
8
MI5
20
MI6
-
MI7
4
24V
4
24V
12
DCM
12
DCM
-
DFM
16
10V
13
ACM
14
AVI
15
ACI
17
AFM
14
M01
15
M02
-
24V
9
S1
9
S2
15
DCM
-
SG+
-
SG-
-
SGND
13
MCM
72mm
142mm
157mm
87mm
157mm
87mm
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FREQUENCY VARIATORS
MCN Up to W) MCN Up to W) MCN Up to W)
The frequency inverters have different dimensions depending on their power.
The MC114N inverter is used as a reference for the connections scheme in this manual, however
their connections are the same.
. VARIATORS AND CONECTORS

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RC
7
RA
21
RB
R/L1 S/L2 T/L3 U/T1 V/T2 W/T3
B2+2/B1DC+/+1DC-
10
MI1
11
MI2
5
MI3
6
MI4
8
MI5
20
MI6
-
MI7
4
24V
4
24V
12
DCM
12
DCM
-
DFM
16
10V
13
ACM
14
AVI
15
ACI
17
AFM
14
M01
15
M02
-
24V
9
S1
9
S2
15
DCM
-
SG+
-
SG-
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SGND
13
MCM
R G B 12V
BR1
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N
L
L
M1 M2 M3 OP C/P COM FA P FCH COM DS BL GND 24V BR2 E1E1
LOOP
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LOOP
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R/L1 • 230Vac Power Supply
S/L2 • 230Vac Power Supply
U/T1 • Motor output – Phase 1
V/T2 • Motor output – Phase 2
W/T3 • Motor output – Phase 3
T/L3 • Not used
•Ground
DC- • Not used
DC+/+1 • Not used
+2/B1 • Braking resistance connection
B2 • Braking resistance connection
• Ground
FREQUENCY VARIATORS CONNECTIONS CONNECTIONS CONNECTORS
The below panel ate all inputs and outputs of connection connectors.The following panel are all inputs and
outputs of frequency variator.
24V • Common STOP
S1 • STOP key
S2 • STOP key
DCM • Not used
SG+ • Not used
SG- • Not used
SGND • Not used
MCM • Voltage input for M01 and M02 outputs
10V • Not used
ACM • Not used
AVI • Not used
ACI • Not used
AFM • Not used
M01 • Pulse output for MR13
M02 • Optional misfeed relay output or pre- flashing light.
Programmable at parameter 04.61
MI1 • Opening key
MI2 • Closing key
MI3 • Limit switch
MI4 • Limit switch
MI5 • Photocells
MI6 • STOP button
MI7 • Not used
24V • Photocells and Radars Input (24Vdc 3W)
24V • Photocells and Radars Input (24Vdc 3W)
DCM • Negative output 24Vdc 3W
DCM • Negative output 24Vdc 3W
DFM • Not used
RA • NO relay output for electric brake
RB • Not used
RC • Common relay for electric brake
. VARIATORS AND CONECTORS . VARIATORS AND CONECTORS
E1 • Ground
M1 • Motor output – Phase 1
M2 • Motor output – Phase 2
M3 • Motor output – Phase 3
OP • Opening key
C/P • Lock/Pedestrian Button
COM • Common
FAP • Opening limit switch
FCH • Closing limit switch
COM • Common
DS • Photocells input
BL • STOP
GND • 24V Negative
24V • Photocells and Radars Input (24Vdc 3W)
BR1 • Output with eletric brake fuse (1A 250V fuse)
BR2 • Electric brake
E1 • Ground
N• 230Vac Power Supply
L• 230Vac Power Supply DPN 16A circuit brake
R• RED LED output
G• GREEN LED output
B• BLUE LED output
12V • 12Vdc 2W LED Power Supply
LOOP1 • LOOP1 for Magnetic Spacer
LOOP1 • LOOP1 for Magnetic Spacer
LOOP2 • LOOP2 for Magnetic Spacer
LOOP2 • LOOP2 for Magnetic Spacer

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22
RC
7
RA
21
RB
R/L1 S/L2 T/L3 U/T1 V/T2 W/T3
B2+2/B1
DC+/+1
DC-
10
MI1
11
MI2
5
MI3
6
MI4
8
MI5
20
MI6
-
MI7
4
24V
4
24V
12
DCM
12
DCM
-
DFM
16
10V
13
ACM
14
AVI
15
ACI
17
AFM
14
M01
15
M02
-
24V
9
S1
9
S2
15
DCM
-
SG+
-
SG-
-
SGND
13
MCM
ON 1 2
ANT
STRSEC12 13NL R G B + -
4
2
1
6
11
10
3
5
7
8
9
N
F
108 9 3 4 5 2 1
7
20
24
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
M1 M2 M3 OP C/P COM FAP FCH COM DS BL GND 24V BR2 R G B 12V
E1
BR1
E1
N N
L L
NC
COM
LOOP
1
LOOP
1
4 3 6 5
LOOP
2
LOOP
2
U/T1 V/T2 56
44 12
7
W/T3
EN
. CONNECTIONS SQUEME
FREQUENCY VARIATOR CONNECTIONS
FREQUENCY
VARIATOR
Brown
Blue
The numbers “ ” indicate the connection to be made on the card.
0
POWER SUPPLY


22
RC
7
RA
21
RB
R/L1 S/L2 T/L3 U/T1 V/T2 W/T3
B2+2/B1
DC+/+1
DC-
10
MI1
11
MI2
5
MI3
6
MI4
8
MI5
20
MI6
-
MI7
4
24V
4
24V
12
DCM
12
DCM
-
DFM
16
10V
13
ACM
14
AVI
15
ACI
17
AFM
14
M01
15
M02
-
24V
9
S1
9
S2
15
DCM
-
SG+
-
SG-
-
SGND
13
MCM
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
ON 1 2
ANT
STRSEC12 13NL R G B + -
4
2
1
6
11
10
3
5
7
8
9
N
F
19 14 13 12
17
21 11
12
18
22
M1 M2 M3 OP C/P COM FAP FCH COM DS BL GND 24V BR2 R G B 12V
E1
BR1
E1
N N
L L
NC
COM
LOOP
1
LOOP
1
4 3 6 5
LOOP
2
LOOP
2
12
SEC STR
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. CONNECTIONS SQUEME
MR RECEIVER CONNECTIONS
MR13
FREQUENCY
VARIATOR
The numbers “ ” indicate the connection to be made on the card.
0
POWER SUPPLY
Blue
Brown


R/L1 S/L2 T/L3 U/T1 V/T2 W/T3
B2+2/B1
DC+/+1
DC-
4 2
1 6
11 10
3 5 7 8 9
N
F
LOOP
1
LOOP
1
4 3 6 5
LOOP
2
LOOP
2
R G B 12V
BR1
N N
L L
M1 M2 M3 OP C/P
COM FA P FCH COM DS BL GND 24V BR2 E1E1
22
RC
7
RA
21
RB
10
MI1
11
MI2
5
MI3
6
MI4
8
MI5
20
MI6
-
MI7
4
24V
4
24V
12
DCM
12
DCM
-
DFM
16
10V
13
ACM
14
AVI
15
ACI
17
AFM
14
M01
15
M02
-
24V
9
S1
9
S2
15
DCM
-
SG+
-
SG-
-
SGND
13
MCM
4 4
EN
. CONNECTIONS SQUEME
OTHER CONNECTIONS MAGNETIC SPACER, BRAKING RESISTOR AND ENTRY PANEL
BRAKING RESISTOR
MAGNETIC
SPACER
FREQUENCY
VARIATOR
Brown
Blue
The numbers “ ” indicate the connection to be made on the card.
0
POWER SUPPLY
PUSHBUTTON


22
RC
7
RA
21
RB
R/L1 S/L2 T/L3 U/T1 V/T2 W/T3
B2+2/B1
DC+/+1
DC-
10
MI1
11
MI2
5
MI3
6
MI4
8
MI5
20
MI6
-
MI7
4
24V
4
24V
12
DCM
12
DCM
-
DFM
16
10V
13
ACM
14
AVI
15
ACI
17
AFM
14
M01
15
M02
-
24V
9
S1
9
S2
15
DCM
-
SG+
-
SG-
-
SGND
13
MCM
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
ON 1 2
ANT
STRSEC12 13NL R G B + -
4
2
1
6
11
10
3
5
7
8
9
N
F
M1 M2 M3 OP C/P COM GND FAP FCH COM DS BL GND 24V BR2 R G B 12V
E1
BR1
E1
N N
L L
NC
COM
LOOP
1
LOOP
1
4 3 6 5
LOOP
2
LOOP
2
415
EN
. CONNECTIONS SQUEME
CLOSING PRE FLASHING LIGHT
SECONDARY
FLASHING LIGHT
OPTIONAL FLASHING LIGHT
(OPENING AND CLOSING
OPERATION)
To configure flashing light operation, see page 16B.
FREQUENCY
VARIATOR

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22
RC
7
RA
21
RB
R/L1 S/L2 T/L3 U/T1 V/T2 W/T3
B2+2/B1
DC+/+1
DC-
10
MI1
11
MI2
5
MI3
6
MI4
8
MI5
20
MI6
-
MI7
4
24V
4
24V
12
DCM
12
DCM
-
DFM
16
10V
13
ACM
14
AVI
15
ACI
17
AFM
14
M01
15
M02
-
24V
9
S1
9
S2
15
DCM
-
SG+
-
SG-
-
SGND
13
MCM
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
ON
1 2
ANT
STRSEC12 13NL R G B + -
10
8
9
M1 M2 M3 OP C/P
COM
FAP FCH
COM
DS BL
GND
24V BR2 RGB12V
E1
BR1
E1
N
N
L
L
NC COM
B
A
A B C D
C D
22
RC
7
RA
21
RB
R/L1 S/L2 T/L3 U/T1 V/T2 W/T3
B2+2/B1
DC+/+1
DC-
10
MI1
11
MI2
5
MI3
6
MI4
8
MI5
20
MI6
-
MI7
4
24V
4
24V
12
DCM
12
DCM
-
DFM
16
10V
13
ACM
14
AVI
15
ACI
17
AFM
14
M01
15
M02
-
24V
9
S1
9
S2
15
DCM
-
SG+
-
SG-
-
SGND
13
MCM
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
ON 1 2
ANT
STRSEC12 13NL R G B + -
M1 M2 M3 OP C/P
COM
FAP FCH
COM
DS BL
GND
24V BR2 R G B 12V
E1
BR1
E1
N N
L L
NC COM
BA
A B C D
C D
11
12
12
11
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. CONNECTIONS SQUEME
RELAY FOR TWODOOR INTERLOCK
FREQUENCY
VARIATOR
FREQUENCY
VARIATOR
CABLE 6
CABLE 6
In order for the misfeed of two-door work, it is necessary to set parameter 04.61 of PROGRAM-
MING MENU 4 as the value 1 (Misfeed)

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COM
10/30V
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
BL GND
COM
COM
NO
AC/DC
12/24V
LED
COM
NO
AC/DC
12/24V
~ + - ~
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. CONNECTIONS SQUEME
EXTERNAL COMPONENTS CONNECTIONS
CENTRAL CONNECTIONS
MIRROR PHOTOCELL
CRANK SENSOR
RADAR 1
RADAR 2
ELECTRIC BRAKE
LIMIT SWITCH
OPENING
CLOSING
LINE 1 LINE 2
LINE 2 LINE 2
LINE 1
LINE 1

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. DESCRIPTIONS
DIGITAL NUMERIC KEYBOARD
1Status Display Shows the current state of the
central
RUN OK Variator
FWD Ascent Motion
REV Descent Motion
STOP
FLASHING Stand By
STOP OFF STOP is active or door is moving
PLC The PLC is working
2LED Display
Indicates the frequency, voltage, current, user-defined units, etc
5UP and DOWN arrows
Allows you to set a number of parameters and change the numeric data for a main frequency
6MODE
Change in diferente mode views
7STOP/RESET
Restarts the device after a failure occurs
8ENTER
Used to enter/change programming parameters
•3 and 4cannot be used.
• Only the menus on page 16A can be set by the user. Any change made in a menu other than
those mentioned on page 16A, void the warranty. Motorline shall not be liable for damages
caused if this is not observed.
. DESCRIPTIONS
MENU NAVIGATION
Press ENTER to enter the MENU
Using the arrows, select one of the SUBMENUS referenced
on page 16A.
End indicates the success of the operation.
Err indicates an operation error.
To exit MENU press “MODE” until you reach “C”
Press ENTER to enter the SUBMENU.
Using the arrows to change the value
Press ENTER to confirm.

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. DESCRIPTIONS. DESCRIPTIONS
PROGRAMMING MENU ACCESS (MENU )LOCK/UNLOCK KEYBOARD
Press ENTER to enter on 04
SET FACTORY SETTING
1 · Enter at parameter 00.07 the code 9999 twice.
2 · Then hold the ENTER key for 10 seconds.
The factory settings are restored.
DISABLE PASSWORD
1 · Enter at parameter 00.07 and enter password.
2 · Enter at parameter 00.08 and change the value from
1to 0.
A password será desativada.
SET PASSWORD
Enter at parameter 00.08 and set password to lock the
keyboard.
The parameter value will change from 0 (disabled) to 1
(enabled)
CHANGE A PARAMETER
1 · Enter at parameter 00.07 and set password.
You will temporarily unlock the keyboard.
2 · Change the parameter you want.
The release will remain until the motor make a new
operation.
WRONG PASSWORD
1 · You have 3 attempts to enter the correct password in
parameter 00.07. LED Display indicates the number of failed
attempts from 01 to 03.
Example: The wrong first attempt appears on the LED
Display 01.
2 · On the 4th wrong attempt appears on the LED Display
Pcode error message.
3 · Power off the power supply to retry 3 attempts.
Press MODE until you find Hfunction.
Press ENTER to enter on Hfunction.
Check page 14B for menu navigation.Check page 14B for menu navigation.
Use the arrows to find the value 04.
Keyboard locking is done through a password. Below are the setps for configuring and using the
password.

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PROGRAMMING MENU -  PROGRAMMING MENU - 
. DESCRIPTIONS . DESCRIPTIONS
Parameter Function Settings Factory Setting
04.00 OPEN SPEED
Allows set gate opening speed. 00.00 to 70.00 Hz 50.00 to 70.00 Hz
04.01 CLOSE SPEED
Allows set gate closing speed. 00.00 to 60.00 Hz 30.00 to 40.00 Hz
04.02
OPENING DECELERATION SPEED
Allows to select the rate of deceleration on climbing.
NOTE • The changes on deceleration opening or closing speed will
change the lenght deceleration.
00.00 to 40.00 Hz 25.00 Hz
04.03 CLOSING DECELERATION SPEED Allows to select the rate of deceleration on climbdown.
NOTE • If change the gate speed it is necessary adjust this parameter. 00.00 to 40.00 Hz 25.00 Hz
04.50
LENGHT OPENING DECELERATION
Allows to set the lenght of deceleration. The lenght can be set in
course programming or in the menu diretly.
0 to 1000 150
(250mm)
04.51
LENGHT CLOSING DECELERATION
Allows to set the lenght of deceleration. The lenght can be set in
course programming or in the menu diretly.
0 to 1000 150
(250mm)
04.52
PAUSE TIME
Allow to set the time the gate is paused when it is open.
NOTE • By set 0 seconds, the gate has no pause time.
0 = OFF
0 to 99
(ex: 99=99 sec.)
5s
04.53
PRESENTMAN
This menu allows the gate to be pushed open until the limit switch
is reached.
In order to close the gate the user must be permanently pressing the
gate down button.
In this function the pedestrian button will be climbdown.
0 = Disabled
1 = ON 0 = Disabled
04.54
OP-CH/PED BUTTON LOGIC
This menu allows to add 3 working modes each with their
specifications.
0 = Step by step
1 = Condominium
2 = Inversion 1 = Step by step
04.55 ACCELERATION RAMP AT OPENING This menu allows you to adjust the opening acceleration ramp time
to allow a smoother start of the gate.
0 to 30
(ex: 10=1 sec.)
15
04.56 ACCELERATION RAMP AT CLOSING This menu allows you to adjust the closing acceleration ramp time to
allow a smoother start of the gate.
0 to 30
(ex: 10=1 sec.)
15
Parameter Function Settings Factory Setting
04.57
PEDESTRIAN OPENING TIME
This menu can select the lenght of the pedestrian opening. Knowing
that 100 means 8M if put 12 means opening of a meter. If the present
man is active this menu doesn't work. If set to 0 the CH/PED button
will only be closed.
0 to 100 15
(aprox. 1.5m)
04.58 DECELERATION RAMP AT INVERSION Allows to set the deceleration time at inversion. Steeper or smoother
stop.
0 to 20
(ex: 10=1 sec.)
10
(1 s)
04.59
04.60
HANDLING COUNT
This function allows to view all complete handling performed by
the operator.
The menu 04.60 show the number of handling performed to the
thousands while the menu 04.59 show up to hundreds of thousands
(see example).
04.61
FLASHING LIGHT OUTPUT
Allows to change the logic of flashing light. If it is set to 0 the flashing
light will be active only when the motor is working. If select 1 the
flashing light is active as long as it exits the closing limit switch, when
it reaches the closing limit switch it will remain light for the time set in
menu 04.63.
0 = plugged in
opening and
closing
1 = courtesy light
0 = opening and
closing
04.62
RESET HANDLING COUNT
This menu allows to reset the handling of menus 04.59 and 04.60. In
order to be able to reset, will need to enter the password available
only to the Motorline technical department.
Password must be entered
04.63
COURTESY LIGHT TIME
This menu allows adjust the time when the light is on, since
reaching the limit switch if selected in menu 04.61. 0 to 50 Min 0
04.64
PROGRAMMATION MENU
This menu has the function of placing the control board in course
programming.
0 to 1 1 = control board
in programming
04.65
REVERSE SLOWDOWN ADJUSTMENT
This menu allows you to adjust the inversion slowdown. When the
door movement is reversed, the slowdown may be higher or lower
than the reference value. Therefore, with this menu you can adjust
to the desired value.
0 to 1000 150
Menu 04.59
Total Handling = 20502
Notes: 1 Handling = 1 opening
and closing cycle.
Example:
Menu 04.60
If the values are incorrectly adjusted, there is a risk of damage to the motor and inverter.

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. PROGRAMMING
SLOWDOWN ADJUSTMENT
When the door reaches the
opening limit switch, press
OP or the remote control
again and the door will open.
Slowing down is a reduction in the door's movement speed until it reaches the limit switch.
To adjust the slowdown at opening and closing the door, follow these steps in the following order:
Press the OP button or a
previously programmed
command, when you want
the opening slowdown
to start (the speed
automatically reduces).
Press the OP button or a
previously programmed
command, when you want
the start of the closing
slowdown (the speed
automatically reduces).
When the door reaches
the closing limit switch,
the programming is
completed.
Press the OP button or a
previously programmed
command to open the
door.
2
Go to menu 04.64
and set to 1 and
press ENTER.
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4
3
5
6
Ensure that the limit switches are
adjusted to the movement of the door.

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Fault identifi-
cation Description of failure Corrections
OVERCURRENT
Abnormal increase of current.
01 • Check if the motor power corresponds to the output
power of the AC motor variator.
02 • Check for possible short circuits on U / T1, V / T2, W
/ T3 wiring connections.
03 • Check for possible short circuits in the wire
connections between the AC motor variator and the
motor and ground wire.
04 • Check for loose contacts between the AC motor
variator and the motor.
05 • Check for possible overload conditions on the motor.
06 • After a short circuit, if there are still anomalies in
the operation of the AC motor variator, you must send
the product to the manufacturer.
OVERVOLTAGE
The DC voltage has exceeded
the maximum allowed value.
01 • Check if the input voltage of the AC motor variator is
within the rated voltage class.
02 • Check for possible voltage variations.
03 • Check if the power required for the brake is within the
specified limits.
LOW VOLTAGE
The AC motor variator detects
that the DC terminal voltage is
below the minimum value.
01 • Check if the input voltage of the AC motor variator is
within the rated voltage class.
02 • Check if motor for abnormal load.
03 • Check if the input power connections are correct with
R-S-T (for 3-phase models) without losing the phase.
OVERLOAD
The AC variator detects
excessive current at the control
output.
01 • Check if the motor is overloaded.
02 • Use the following model with AC motor variator
power.
OVERLOAD DURING
ACCELERATION
01 • Short-circuit at the motor output: Check that the
isolation on the output lines is in good condition.
02 • Acceleration time too short: Increase the acceleration
time.
OVERCURRENT DURING RELEASE 01 •
Short-circuit at the motor output: Check that the
isolation on the output lines is in good condition.
DETECTION OF EFFORT AND
EXCESS OF CONSUMPTION
01 • Check parameter 06.04 and set lower sensitivity (set
a value closer to 200%).
02 • Check if the door is stucked at some point.
. TROUBLESHOOTING
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONSUMERS AND SPECIALIZED TECHNICIANS
. PROGRAMMING
Message
displayed Description
Displays the master frequency of the AC variator.
Displays the effective output frequency at the U / T1, V / T2, and W / T3 terminals.
Displays the output current at the U / T1, V / T2, and W / T3 terminals.
Opening Door - Displays the opening operation status on the AC variator.
Closing Door - Displays the closing operation status on the AC variator.
Entry indications.
This indication is displayed whenever there is no common input or the PLC1
parameter is in PLC0.
Mandatory mode for operatuib (do not change this menu)
External fault
Displays "End" for approximately 1 second if the input is accepted by pressing
the key. After a value is set in the parameter, the new value is automatically
added to the memory. To modify an entry, use the and keys.
Displays “Err” if the input is invalid.
STOP enable the crank sensor
C111 Limit switch enabled and opening key pressed.
C222 Limit switch enabled and closing key pressed.
C333 Disabled
C444 Opening limit switch enabled and decline key pressed
C555 Closing limit switch enabled and closing key pressed
C666 Opening limit switch enabled and climbing key pressed
C777 Closing limit switch enabled and climbing key pressed
C888 Photocells enabled.
C999 Emergency stop, STO or crank sensor.
C800 No connection/limit switches and safety.
LED DISPLAY MESSAGES