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Swing Door and Fold Door Opus Control
Wiring and Programming
Installaon Manual
P/N C-00139 Rev 8-11-21
NABCO Entrances Inc. S82 W18717 Gemini Drive Muskego, Wisconsin 53150
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone] www.nabcoentrances.com
NABCO hours of Operaon: Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. (Central Time)
• Turn OFF all power to the Automatic Door if a Safety System is not working.
• Instruct the Owner to keep all power turned OFF until corrective action can be achieved
by a NABCO trained technician. Failure to follow these practices may result in serious
consequences.
• NEVER leave a Door operating without all Safety detection systems operational.
WARNING
Table of Contents
 ............................................................. 3
 .............................................................. 4
SECTION 2.1: To the Installer ......................................................................4
SECTION 2.2: Objecve ...........................................................................4
SECTION 2.3: Request a User Name/Password to gain access into the “myNABCO” portal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
SECTION 2.4: QR Code Links .......................................................................4
.................................................... 5
SECTION 3.1: Features ............................................................................5
SECTION 3.2: Wiring ..............................................................................5
SECTION 3.3: General Specicaons .................................................................5
SECTION 3.4: Electrical Specicaons ................................................................5
SECTION 3.5: Output Power Guidelines ..............................................................6
SECTION 3.6: The Opus Control for Swing Doors .......................................................6
SECTION 3.7: Navigate with the Rotary Dial ..................................................................6
SECTION 3.8: IO Terminal strips .....................................................................7
SECTION 3.9: Relay Output Terminal Strip ............................................................7
SECTION 3.10: CAN Bus Communicaon .............................................................7
 .............................................. 7
SECTION 4.1 Level One: Specicaon Screens ........................................................8
SECTION 4.2 Level Two: Access Screen ..............................................................8
SECTION 4.3 Enter Passcode .......................................................................9
SECTION 4.4 Cancel Passcode or Reset to Default .....................................................9
SECTION 4.5 Level Three and Four: Seng Category and Menu Items ....................................9
 .......................... 9
SECTION 5.1 Stroke Learning (YES) ................................................................10
SECTION 5.2 Error Message ......................................................................10
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
SECTION 6.1: Copy Data from Type 2 (Master Control) to Type 1 (Slave Control) ...........................11
SECTION 6.2: Reseng a Type 2 Control back to a Type 1 Control .......................................11
SECTION 6.3: Customized Programming/Sengs for (1) Control only .....................................12

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 ............................................. 
SECTION 8.1: Base Sengs .......................................................................12
SECTION 8.2: Movement Sengs ..................................................................13
SECTION 8.3: Oponal Sengs ....................................................................13
SECTION 8.4: Output Sengs .....................................................................15
SECTION 8.5: Input Sengs .......................................................................16
SECTION 8.6: History Seng ....................................................................17
SECTION 8.7: Test Open ..........................................................................17
 .................................. 
SECTION 9.1: Recycle Count “Reset”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
SECTION 9.2: Movement Sengs ..................................................................18
......................................... 
.................................... 
SECTION 11.1: 120 VAC General Wiring .............................................................19
SECTION 11.2: Motor Wiring ......................................................................20
SECTION 11.3: Other ............................................................................20
SECTION 11.4: Acvaon .........................................................................21
SECTION 11.5: Acvaon using ON/OFF/Hold-Open Switch .............................................22
SECTION 11.6: Safety without Monitoring ...........................................................23
SECTION 11.7: Safety with Monitoring ..............................................................24
SECTION 11.8: Lock ..............................................................................25
SECTION 11.9: Single Full Automac with Monitoring .................................................26
SECTION 11.10: Simultaneous Pair Full Automac with Monitoring ......................................27
SECTION 11.11: Connecng a Break-Out Switch ......................................................28
SECTION 11.12: No Security System: One Way / Two Way Operaon .....................................29
 ...................................... 
SECTION 12.1: Switches and Sensors with Monitoring .................................................30
 ................................................ 

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Rev. 8-11-21 P/N C-00139
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Warning labels are universal and used to alert an individual of potenal harm to one’s self or to others. The following warning labels
are listed in a hierarchy order that denes the most potenal danger rst, and the least potenal danger last.
Indicates potentially dangerous situations. Danger is used when there is a hazardous situation
where there is a high probability of severe injury or death. It should not be considered for
property damage unless personal injury risk is present.
Indicates a hazardous situation which has some probability of severe injury. It should not be
considered for property damage unless personal injury risk is present.
Indicates a hazardous situation which may result in a minor injury. Caution should not be
used when there is a possibility of serious injury. Caution should not be considered for
property damage accidents unless a personal injury risk is present.

Notice: 
.
Note: Indicates important informaon that provides further instrucon.

Disconnect all power to the junction box prior to making any electrical connections. Failure to
do so may result in serious personal or fatal injury. When uncertain whether power supply is
disconnected, always verify using a voltmeter.
Do not place nger or uninsulated tools inside the electrical controller. Touching wires or
other parts inside the enclosure may cause electrical shock, serious injury or death.
Read, study and understand the installation and operating instructions contained in or
referenced in this manual before operating. If you do not understand the instruction, ask a
qualied technician. Failure to do so may result in bodily injury or property damage and will
nullify all warranties.
The Ground wire from the Opus Control 120 VAC Harness, and the Incoming 120 VAC Ground
wire must be connected to the Ground screw located within the Swing door Header.
All electrical troubleshooting or service must be performed by trained, qualied electrical
technicians and comply with all applicable governing agency codes.
Do Not touch other parts of the Opus Control board with a screwdriver or anything else metal.
Damage to electrical circuitry may occur.
If the door appears broken or does not seem to work correctly, it should be immediately
removed from service until repairs can be carried out or a qualied service technician is
contacted for corrective action.
Notice: This manual, the owner’s manual and all other associated manuals must be given to and retained
by the purchasing facility or end user.
Notice: Wiring must meet all local, state, federal or other governing agency codes.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
DANGER
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION

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The purpose of this manual is to familiarize the installer with the proper installaon and operaon of this system. It is essenal that
this equipment be properly installed and operaonal before the door is used by the public. It is the installer’s responsibility to inspect
the operaon of the entrance system to be sure it complies with any applicable standards. In the United States, ANSI Standard 156.10
(Used to cover Full Energy doors) and ANSI Standard 156.19 (Used to cover Low Energy doors) apply. Other local standards or codes
may apply. Use them in addion to the ANSI standards.
If aer troubleshoong a problem, a sasfactory soluon cannot be achieved, please call Nabco Entrances at 1-877-622-2694
between 8 am – 4:30 pm Central me for addional assistance. This manual oers step by step instrucons. Do Not take shortcuts.

The Opus Control is designed to be installed within new Swing, Sliding, and Folding Door Units, plus:
XExisng swing, sliding, and folding doors using Analog, Magnum, or U01-U19 controls (works with encoders or microswitches).
XExisng sliding doors using U01-U19 controls. Contact Customer Service at 1-888-679-3319 to purchase Retrot kits.

To gain access into the “myNABCO” portal, the User must rst have an assigned User Name and Password. To request a User Name
and Password, the following must be done:
1. Open the NABCO Website: www.nabcoentrances.com
2. Enter the “myNABCO” portal → Request Access → Fill out the Request Access Form → Click onto Register
a. A User Name and Password will be emailed back to the requestor.

Android Phone Instruction to Scan QR Code I-Phone Instruction to Scan QR Code
Downloading a QR Scanner by an Android Phone may vary.
1. Google to download QR Scanner. Install.
2. Place phone in front of QR Code. Scan.
1. Click on Camera icon.
2. Place phone in front of QR Code. Scan.
Associated Videos QR Code Associated Videos QR Code
Opus - Navigang Top Level Screens Opus - Wiring and Conguring for Electric Locks
Opus - Using the Rotary Dial Opus - Connecng Mode Switches
Opus - Basic Swinger Setup

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Specification Description
Power Close Built-in
Back Check Angle Adjustment ►5 to 35 degrees from Full Open posion ►Used with Encoder Motor only.
Latch Check Angle Adjustment ►10 to 40 degrees from Full Closed posion ►Used with Encoder Motor only.
Built In Sequencer Can acvate Electric Locks ►Electric Strikes
►Electric Latch Retracted Panic Devices
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Item Description
Power Input 100VAC - 130 VAC, AC 50-60 Hz; 3A (NABCO recommends min. 5A service)
Power for accessories 12VDC; 750mA
Output Rang Transistor Output; 100mA @ 12VDC
Relay Output Rating Mechanical Relay Output; 3A at 110VAC
F1 Fuse 120VAC Power Circuit of Control
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Specification Description
Temperature Range -13 degrees to 140 degrees Fahrenheit
Motor Type High voltage, Brushless Motor with Encoder, 115V
Number of Signal Inputs ►1 x Acvaon ►2 x Door Mode
►2 x Safety ►1 x Sequenal
►1 x Breakout (stop) ►3 x Programmable
Number of Outputs ►1 x Electric Lock Form C Relay
►2 x Programmable Transistor Outputs

Note: All Wiring Diagrams included within this manual, reect typical primary and secondary circuits that might be commonly
used. On site wiring may be dierent from that shown.
Note: NABCO factory ulizes Underwriters Laboratories (UL) recognized component wire, terminals and connector housings to
manufacture all Automac Door systems.
Table 1 Power Draw Common Accessories
Sensor Part Number Current Consumption
Optex OA-Edge 1 Low Energy ADA Swingers V-00224 108mA min. - 291mA max
(ea. unit) at 12VDC
Optex OA-Edge 2 Full Energy Swingers V-00163 108mA min. - 291mA max
Optex Reacon 2 V-00173 125mA
Acusensor M A-01306 150mA
Radio Control Receiver 24-11467 50mA
CX33 Logic Relay V-00734 320mA

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TOTAL current draw from the Opus Control must not exceed 0.7A when providing power to:
XSensors XModules XAccessories XAuxiliary Equipment
An auxiliary power supply, (e.g. NABCO Transformer 24VDC power supply p/n V-00022) must be ulized if TOTAL current draw
exceeds 0.7A.
The Opus Control must Not be used to power: Magnetic Locks nor Electric Locks
To determine if an auxiliary power supply must be used, add the total current draw of all devices. Please refer to the formula below:
Example: An Automac Door System is to be ed with the following devices:
2 x Acusensor M @ 150 mA = 300 mA
1 x Cp/RX Radio Control Receiver @ 50 mA = 50 mA
Total = 350 mA
350mA does not exceed total current draw.
An Auxiliary Power Supply does not need to be used.

Note: The Hold Close feature is enabled when the LCD screen is OFF, or disabled when the LCD screen is LIT.
DN 2415
①
②
③
④⑤ ⑥
⑦
⑧
1 CN3 I/O Terminal Strip 5- LCD Screen
2 CN5 Relay Output Terminal Strip 6 CN2 Motor Connector
3 CN4 CAN Bus Communicaon 7 CN1 Power Connector
4- Rotary Dial 8 - Fuse

DN 1242
Type: GT710 Swing
Status: Slow Closing
Error: -----
Ac va on: IN EXT
Posi on: > > > > > >
Other: BA 6B SWL
Push and Hold Dial
Go to Se ng Mode
Rotary Dial
UNIT SPECIFICATIONS
11
20
10
12
LCD Screen
Fully Closed
Figure 1 The Rotary Dial
XPush down on the Rotary Dial:
1. Long push (2) seconds to gain access to LCD Category Screens.
2. Short push under (2) seconds to access Sub-level screens, and to selected/unselect menu items.
3. Long push (2) seconds to go back to Main screen.
4. Long push (2) seconds to go back to Main screen.
CAUTION

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XTurn the Rotary Dial (2) clicks to advance through each menu item:
• Clockwise: To scroll forward through screens and programming options.
• Counterclockwise: To scroll backward through screens and programming options.
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I/O Terminal Strips (1 thru 14)
112VDC +12VDC 8 BA Breakout
2GND Common for 12V and signals 9 SQ Sequenal acvaon (signal to open, signal to close)
3 61 Interior Acvaon 10 H Reduced Open (Programmable Input)
4 62 Exterior Acvaon/Programmable Input 11 M0 Mode 0 One way when
connected to Common
Hold Open when
both M0 and M1
connected to
Common
56B Connuous Safety
6SWL Default seng: Safety with Lockout 12 M1 Mode 1 Night when connected
to Common
Rev 27 & Later: Input is programmable
7 Out1 Sensor Monitoring (Programmable Output) 13 Out 2 Aux. Output 2, Programmable output, closes to GND
Closes to Common 14 GND Common for all above signals

Relay Output 3
COM Common N.C. Normally Closed Contact N.O. Normally Open contact for Sensor Monitoring

Used to connect Sim Pair, Astragal, Sequencing and the NET-HT Cable when programming.

Passcode
Go to Se ng Menu
Stroke Learning
Yes No
UNIT SPECS ERROR ANSI TERMINAL Long
Push
LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2
Rotate Dial to navigate screen. Short Push Dial to select
Se ng Category
LEVEL 3
ParameterOp ons
Base Se ng Operator Type/Low or Full Energy/Handing/Encoder
Movement Se ng
(Rotate Rotary Dial)
Open Speed/Back Check Speed/Back Check Range/Close Speed/Latch Check Speed/
Latch Check Range/Open Timer/Reac on Power/Open Recycle Sens/Close Recycle Sens/
A er Open Recycle
Op onal Se ng Hold Close Force/Power Close Range/Manual Open Func on/Manual Open Sens/Manual
Open Timer/BCHK Lockout Angle/LCHK Lockout Angle/Stop Force adjustment/SimPair Se ng
Output Se ng Output1 Se ng/Output2 Se ng/RelayOutput3 Se ng/Open Delay Timer/
Sequence Delay Timer/Lock Condi on
Input Se ng Input 62 Se ng/Input 62 Open Timer/Input H Se ng/Input H Open Timer/Input 61 Circuit/
Input 62 Circuit/Input 6B Circuit/Input SWL Circuit/Input BA Circuit/6B Stop Closing/A er 6B
Open?/61 Monitoring/62 Monitoring/6B Monitoring/SWL Monitoring
History Data Opera on Cnt/Open Recycle Cnt/Close Recycle Cnt/Latest Recycle Posi on
DN 1334
LEVEL 4
Push and Hold Rotary Dial (2 Sec.)
Rotate
Dial
Rotate
Dial
Rotate
Dial
Short
Push
Figure 2 LCD Screen Transition

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Type: GT710 Swing
Status: Slow Closing
Error: -----
Ac va on: IN EXT
Posi on: > > > > > > > >
Other: BA 6B SLS
Keep Pushing Switch
=> Se ng Mode
DN 1241
UNIT SPECS
ANSI specs (reference)
Opening Time to 80 deg
Closing Time to LCHK
LCHK to FullClosed
8BA112VDC
9SQ2GND
10 Mul 361
11 M0 462
12 M1 56B
13 Out3 6SWL
14 GND 7 Out2
Terminal
Error Screen
Mfg: 11/2016 Rev.B:21
Rotate
Dial
Rotate
Dial Rotate
Dial
ANSI SPECS
ERROR SPECSTERMINAL SPECS
Fully Closed
Figure 3 Level One Screens
Level One screens are used to inform the User all specicaons that have already been programmed into the Opus Control. If a
specicaon needs to be changed, the User must reprogram the Opus Control within the Level Three screen, or Level Four screen.
When Power is turned ON for the rst me, the Door does not move. Instead, an LCD screen will illuminate to display a Level One:
Unit Specicaon screen (Default screen). There are (4) Level One screens:
XUnit Specicaons:
• Displays the type of door and current status of the unit. The type of door (swing, slide or folding) can be changed
within the Base Settings Category (Level 3 and Level 4). Please refer to Subsection Table 5 The screen above
shows the Opus control installed on a GT710.
XError Specicaons:
• This screen will only display an Error Code in the event there is an Error. Otherwise this screen stays blank.
DN 1249
Type: GT710 Swing
Status: Slow Closing
Error: -----
Ac va on: IN EXT
Posi on: > > > > > > >
Other: BA 6B SLS
Keep Pushing Switch
=> Se ng Mode
UNIT SPECS
Recycle Warning!
Rotate
Dial
ERROR SPECS
Short
Push
FLASHING
SCREEN
Long
Push
Recycle Warning!
Clear Yes No
ERROR SPECS
Rotate
Dial
Recycle Warning!
Clear No
ERROR SPECS
Yes
Short
Push
Figure 4 Example: Clear an Error Code for Recycle Warning
X ANSI Specicaons:
• Displays the actual time of opening and closing of the door to help determine ANSI compliance.(Applies to swing
doors only).
X Terminal Specicaons:
• Displays the current status of all of the Input/Output lines of the terminal strip.

Note: The “Acvate Passcode” opon is only displayed in the event “0045” had not already been entered.
DN 1713
Passcode
Stroke Learning
Yes No
LEVEL 2
Rotate
Dial
Passcode
Stroke Learning
Yes No
Passcode
Go to Seng Menu
Stroke Learning
Passcode
Go to Seng Menu
Stroke Learning
Go to Seng menu Reset to Default Set
YesNo
Passcode
Stroke Learning
Yes No
Acvate Passcode
Rotate
Dial
Rotate
Dial
Rotate
Dial
Figure 5 Level Two Screen



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

Short
Push
LEVEL 2Reset to Default Set
If you don’t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
0
Short
Push
Reset to Default Set
If you don’t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
00
Short
Push
Reset to Default Set
If you don’t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
000
Rotate
Dial
Reset to Default Set
If you don’t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
004
Short
Push
Reset to Default Set
If you don’t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
0044
Rotate
Dial
0045
Short
Push
Correct PassCode!
If you don’t know
the password,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
0045
Reset to Default Set
If you don’t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode DN 1715
Passcode
Stroke Learning
Yes No
Ac vate Passcode

Passcode
Stroke Learning
Yes No
Short
Push
Reset to Default Set
LEVEL 2Reset to Default Set
If you don’t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
0
Short
Push
Reset to Default Set
If you don’t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
00
Short
Push
Reset to Default Set
If you don’t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
000
Rotate
Dial
Reset to Default Set
If you don’t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
004
Short
Push
Reset to Default Set
If you don’t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
0044
Rotate
Dial
0045
Short
Push
Correct PassCode!
If you don’t know
the password,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
0045
Reset to Default Set
If you don’t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
DN 1712

Short
Push
DN 1716
Passcode
Stroke Learning
Yes No
Go to Seng menu
Seng Category
Base Seng
Movement Seng
Oponal Seng
Output Seng
Input Seng
History Data
LEVEL 3
Low Energy or Full
Low Full
Rotate
Dial
LEVEL 4
LEVEL 2
Long Push
Long Push

DN 2315
11
20
10
12
Type: 1 GT710 Swing
Status: Slow Closing
Error: -----
Acvaon: IN EXT
Posion:>> > > > > >
Other: BA 6B SWL
Push and Hold Dial
Go to Seng Mode
Passcode
Go to Seng menu
Stroke Learning
Yes No
No
Passcode
Go to Seng menu
Stroke Learning
Yes No
Yes
OR
Wrong Hand!
Restroke
Clear Yes No
OR
Figure 6 Stroke Learning for Swing and Fold Door
Note: Prior to stroke learn the door must always be in the closed posion and status should read fully closed.
Stroke Learning is used to measure from Fully Closed to Fully Open points in eort to determine where Check Points should happen.

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1. Go to the Opus Control. From the Unit Specs Screen, press down on the Rotary Dial unl the next Screen is displayed.
2. Turn the Rotary Dial to highlight (YES) under (Stroke Learning).
3. Briey press down on the Rotary Dial.
a. The Control will check to see if the Door is fully Closed → then slowly Open → Close again

If Handing of Door is wrong, messages after the Stroke Learning Cycle will display: “Wrong Hand! Restroke”. If this event occurs
one of two things are indicated:
XThe wrong Operator Type is selected
XThe wrong Handing is selected.
If the wrong Handing is selected for:
XThe GT710 Door, enter the proper sengs within the Base Seng Category screens.
XAll other Swing Doors, Handing is changed by adding or removing the Handing Harness.


►
►

 

 

Note: Simultaneous Pair sengs apply to any Simultaneous Pair, or Double Egress having (2) Operators.
Note: Units are setup to operate as a pair at the NABCO Factory and shipped accordingly.
Note: For Headers with stacked Opus Controls, the Type 2 Control is always installed on top of the Type 1 Control.
Within the Status Screen (main screen) located at the top, Opus Controls are labeled Type 1 or Type 2. Type 1 should be considered
the Slave Control; Type 2 should be considered the Master Control:
XAll Acvaon Devices are connected to the Type 2 (Master Control).
XProgramming/Sengs that need to apply to both Controls, are done from the Type 2 (Master Control).
XTo ensure programming/sengs made to the Type 2 (Master Control) is copied to the Type 1 (Slave Control), select YES
when prompted to COPY DATA. This is done when backing out of programming.
DN 2270
11
20
10
12
Type: 1 GT710 Swing
Status: Slow Closing
Error: -----
Acvaon: IN EXT
Posion:>> > > > > >
Other: BA 6B SWL
Push and Hold Dial
Go to Seng Mode
11
20
10
12
Type: 2 GT710 Swing
Status: Slow Closing
Error: -----
Acvaon: IN EXT
Posion:>> > > > > >
Other: BA 6B SWL
Push and Hold Dial
Go to Seng Mode
STATUS
SCREEN
2 = Master Control
STATUS
SCREEN
1 = Slave Control
OPUS Control
Fully Closed Fully Closed

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1. Go to the Type 2 (Master Control).
2. Push the Rotary Dial in for 2 seconds, release.
3. Push the Rotary Dial in again 2 seconds for (Copy Data (YES or NO).
4. Upon exing the (Copy Data (SimPair) screen will display.
1. Turn the Rotary Dial to highlight (YES)
2. Briey press down on the Rotary Dial to select.
a. Programming/Sengs made to the Type 2 Control will automacally copy to the Type 1 Control.
DN 2312
Copy Data (SimPair)?
No
Yes
Figure 7 Programming/Settings for Sim Pair Controls
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There can never be (2) Master Controls, or (2) Slave Controls. There must always be (1) Type 1 Control, and (1) Type 2 Control.
1. Go to the Control without acvaon devices connected to it. This will be the Type 1 (Slave Control). Perform a Factory Reset.
1. Press down on the Rotary Dial unl the next screen is displayed.
2. Turn the Rotary Dial clockwise to highlight (Reset to Default Set).
3. Briey press down on the Rotary Dial. Enter the passcode: 0045.
1. Turn the Rotary Dial clockwise to highlight a preferred number, then briey press down.
2. Repeat unl the passcode is complete.
4. Briey press down on the Rotary Dial to display the (Seng Category) Screen.
DN 2271
Passcode
Reset to Default Set
Stroke Learning
Yes No
Reset to Default Set
0
If you don’t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to normal mode
11
20
10
12
Type: 1 GT710 Swing
Status: Slow Closing
Error: -----
Acvaon: IN EXT
Posion:>> > > > > >
Other: BA 6B SWL
Push and Hold Dial
Go to Seng Mode
Copy Data (SimPair)?
Yes No
11
20
10
12
Type: 2 GT710 Swing
Status: Slow Closing
Error: -----
Acvaon: IN EXT
Posion:>> > > > > >
Other: BA 6B SWL
Push and Hold Dial
Go to Seng Mode
Fully Closed
Fully Closed
Figure 8 Reset Control
2. Turn the Rotary Dial to highlght (Oponal Seng). Briey press down on the Rotary Dial. Turn the Rotary Dial to highlight
(Simpair Seng). Briey press down on the Rotary Dial to select.
3. Turn the Rotary Dial to highlight the desired Paired Seng. Briey press down on the Rotary Dial to select.
4. Press and hold the Rotary Dial unl the (Seng Category) screen is displayed.
5. Press and hold the Rotary Dial unl the (Copy Data) Screen is displayed.
6. Turn the Rotary Dial to select (NO).
7. Briey press down on the Rotary Dial. The Type 2 (Master Control) will automacally reset to the Type 1 (Slave Control).

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Note: Customized Programming/Sengs can be done for (1) Control without losing data previously saved for (2) Controls.
Somemes Programming/Sengs need to change for (1) Control only. For example, Door (1) needs to open faster than Door (2).
1. Go to the Type 1 (Slave Control) or Type 2 (Master Control). Program any/all new sengs.
2. Press and hold the Rotary Dial unl the (Copy data) Screen is displayed.
3. Turn the Rotary Dial to select (NO).
a. Customized Programming/Sengs will only be saved to (1) Control.
Copy Data (SimPair)?
Yes No
DN 2313
Figure 9 Programming/Settings for (1) Control
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XIt’s best to setup the controls and have the doors operang as desired before connecng safety sensors. This way any
sengs that typically need to be copied are already established.
XDoor mounted safety sensors should be connected to the control running the door which those sensors apply to.
XWhen monitored sensor wiring is dierent between controls, you want to avoid monitoring sengs from being copied to
the other control, say “no” to “copy data” when exing programming.
XOverhead safety sensors are not ideal on low-energy pairs or whenever doors are oen used manually. But when used
(common in full-automac doors), as above, monitoring should only be acve on the control that the sensor is connected
to, typically the “Type 2” Control. Avoid copying data.
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Base Setting
Setting Category Menu Item Default Action
Operator Type ►GT-300/400/500 Swing
►GT 1175 Slide
►GT-710 Swing
GT-710
Swing
►Select Operator Type
Low or Full Energy
(For Swing Doors)
►Low
►Full
Low ►Low Energy operaon
►Full Energy operaon
Door Hand
(for Swing Doors)
►Le
►Right
Le From the Exterior Side of Building, determine which Handing to
enter: Le or Right
RIGHT HANDING
DN 1308
LEFT HANDING
Pivot Sle on Swing Door
Swing Door
EXTERIOR SIDE OF BUILDING

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Base Setting
Setting Category Menu Item Default Action
Door Hand
(for Fold Doors)
►Le
►Right
Le From the Exterior Side of Building, determine which Handing to
enter: Le or Right
DN 0833
EXTERIOR BREAKOUT SIDE
LEFT HAND RIGHT HAND
Encoder
(For Swing Doors)
►Yes
►No
Yes ►No if an Encoder not used.
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Movement Setting
Parameter Range Default Description
Open Speed 0 - 7 3The higher the number the faster the Door opens
Back Check Speed 0 - 7 3Sets door speed during Back Check
Back Check Range 0 - 7 3Swing Door: 2-1/2° to 35° of Fully Open
Close Speed 0 - 7 3The higher the number the faster the Door closes
Latch Check Speed 0 - 7 3Sets door speed during latch check
Latch Check Range 0 - 7 3Swing Door: 10° to 45° of Fully Closed
Open Timer 0-10, 12, 15,
20, 25, 30
2Hold Open me aer Door reaches Full Open and acvaon signal is no
longer present.
Reaction Power 0 - 7 3Determines how fast the door reacts to a reacvaon when closing.
Open Recycle Sens 0 - 7 3Recycle detecon Sensivity. Determines how much force is exerted during
opening or closing cycle.
►“0”= most sensive
►“7” = least sensive
Close Recycle Sens
Aer Open Recycle Slow Open Slow Open Determines what happens aer a recycle during Opening cycle.
Slow Open = Door stops then slowly opens.
Stop = Door stops then slowly closes.
Stop
Close Recycle
Reopen
Yes Yes Determines what happens aer a recycle while closing cycle.
►Yes = Door re-opens
►No = Door stops then slowly closes
No
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Optional Setting
Parameter Range Default Description
Hold Close Force 0 - 3 0 0 OFF
3Strongest Hold Close force
Power Close Range No Power Close No Power Close Closing assisted by Motor to ght wind or stack pressure
Whole Close Cycle
Latch Check Only
Latch and Back
Manual Open Function No Acon No Acon Does nothing
Push and Go P & G Enables push and go
Stop and Close S & C Door pauses at open angle then closes

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Optional Setting
Parameter Range Default Description
Manual Open Function Open Assist No Acon ►Assisted Power from motor when door is pushed
►Assisted Power depends on how strong door is pushed
►Power is always within “Open recycle sensivity”range
►Door will stop during the event that the door is not pushed
Manual Open Sensitivity 0 - 3 1Angle to acvate Push and Go (1-3 recommended Do Not use 0)
Manual Open Timer 0-10, 12, 15, 20,
25, 30
4Hold Open me for Manual Opening
Same as Open
Timer
BCHK Lockout Angle 0 - 9
A
0 ►Sensor lockout angle at Back Check
►Range is from 0° to 30° from Fully Open
►Used for Swing or Fold Door Units only
0 Narrow
A Wide
LCHK Lockout Angle 0 - 9
A
0 ►Sensor lockout angle at Latch Check
►Range is from 0° to 30° from Fully Close
►Used for Swing or Fold Door Units only
0 Narrow
A Wide
DN 1309
Latch Check (LCHK)
Lockout Angle
Back Check (BCHK)
Lockout Angle Available Angle
Connuous Safety
Available Angle
for Low Energy
Door Mount
Approach Side
Sensor
Available Angle Safety
with lockout
Available Angle Safety
with Lockout
SAFETY WITH LOCKOUT AREASLOCKOUT PARAMETERS
Stop Force Adjustment 0 - 7 3Determines how the door reacts to a connuous safety signal:
Slow Open, Stop, or Slow Close
Anti-Slam Open? Yes No Choose Yes if door is being thrown open due to wind condions.
No
Sim Pair Setting Single Door Single Door Select type of Door
Normal Sim Pair If selected; before returning to last screen, opon to copy
sengs to other Control is given.
Double Egress The Acvaon signal (only) is shared between doors. All other
signals are independent.
Overlap Sim Pair ►Overlap Sim Pair is for an Astragal Applicaon.
►Opus Control connected to door that must open rst:
1. Have acvaon signals connected to it
2. Be set to “Overlap Sim Pair”
►The delayed control will be set to “Normal Sim Pair”
► Latch Check range is wider than normal seng.
►If selected; before returning to last screen, the opon to
copy sengs to the other Control is given

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Optional Setting
Parameter Range Default Description
DN 1558
Open fi rst,
Latch check is wide
Overlap Sim Pair
Opus Se ngs
Normal Sim Pair
Ac va on No Ac va on
Connec on
Flip Screen Yes No Choose Yes if Opus is installed upside down.
LCD will ip right side up when Control is upside down.
No
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Output Setting
Parameter Terminal Default Range Description
Output 1 Terminal 7 Fully Opened ►— — ►No Output
Position ►Fully Closed Posion ►Output closes when fully closed
Output 2 Terminal 13 Fully Closed ►Closing Status ►Output closes when door is closing
Position ►Opening Status ►Output closes when door is opening
Relay Output 3 Relay Output — — ►Fully Opened Posion ►Output closes when door fully opened.
Terminals ►Error State Output ►Output closes when error detected
►Recycle happened ►Output closes when recycle occurs
►Electric Strike Lock ►Set for electric strike funconality (N.O.)
►Electric Magnec Lock ►Set for Mag lock funconality (N.C.)
►Air lock ►Set for Air lock funconality
►Breakout Pass through ►Output closes when breakout occurs
►TrmnL H PassThrough ►Output changes state when input H changes state
►Door Sequencing ►Provision for door sequencing
►Sensor Monitoring (N.O.) ►Normally open Monitoring circuit
(high logic)
►Sensor Monitoring (N.C.) ►Normally closed Monitoring ciruit
(low logic)
►Bodyguard Output ►Outputs data for bodyguard sensors and other
sensors that utilize same data.
►For Elite N Output ►For Elite (N) sensor made by Optex. (Output 1 only)
Open Delay
Timer
N/A 0.4 0.5, 1.0, 1.5 sec
Aer Unlock Input
Delay me aer acvaon to allow lock to unlock
before the door starts moving.
Only funconal if Electric Lock is selected.
Sequence
Delay Timer
N/A 0 0-10, 12, 15, 20, 25
Same as Open Timer
Delay Time before second Door opens when an output
is being used for Door Sequencing.
Lock Condition N/A Every Fully
Closed
Every Fully Closed
One way/Night Only
Determines when the electric lock engages.

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Input Setting
Parameter Terminal Default Range Description
Input 62 Setting Terminal 4 Ext Activation ►— — ►No input
Input SWL Setting Terminal 6 Safety w/Lockout ►All Mode Acvaon ►Activates in all modes but OFF
Input H Setting Terminal 10 Sensor Monitoring ►Interior Acvaon ►Interior Activation (works in one-way)
Input SQ Setting
(Rev 28
and later)
Terminal 9 Sequenal Input ►Exterior Acvaon ►Activation on exterior
►Beam Sensor ►Threshold Sensor (slide door only)
►LE Approach Sensor ►Door-mounted Sensor on approach side.
►Unlock Input ►For Lock Feedback where applicable.
►Disable Power Close ►Turns off power close and hold close
►Sequenal Input ►Takes one activation to open door and
another to close door
►Open Slow ►Causes slow opening of the door
►Safety with Lockout ►Swing side Header mounted sensor input
(swing door only)
►Connuous Safety ►Door-mounted Sensor on pull side
►Reduced Opening ►Causes unit to change to reduced open
►Emergency Close
and Lock
►Forces the door to slowly close and lock
(if equipped)
►Hold Open Mode ►Holds door in open posion
Asia Only ►(Do Not Use) ►ANSI  Acvaon Sensor to
be mounted on the swing side of door.
►If acvated, Opus will ignore the
Acvaon Sensor while d-oor is moving.
►This input is for the .
►AsiaSpec_IntActSwgSd
►AsiaSpec_ExtActSwgSd
Input 62
Open Timer
N/A Same as Open mer Same as Open Timer
0 thru 10, 12,15, 20,25 sec
Hold open time for Input 62
Input H
Open Timer
N/A Same as Open Timer Same as Open Timer,
0 thru 10, 12,15, 20,25 sec
Hold open me for Input H
Input SWL Timer N/A Same as Open mer Same as Open Timer
0 thru 10, 12,15, 20,25 sec
Hold open time for Input SWL
Input SQ Timer N/A Same as Open Timer Same as Open Timer,
0 thru 10, 12,15, 20,25 sec
Hold open me for Input SQ
Input 61 Circuit N/A Normally Open ►Normally Open
►Normally Close
Circuit logic for Input 61
Input 62 Circuit N/A Normally Open ►Normally Open
►Normally Close
Circuit logic for Input 62
Input 6B Circuit N/A Normally Open ►Normally Open
►Normally Close
Circuit logic for Input 6B
Input
SWL Circuit
N/A Normally Open ►Normally Open
►Normally Close
Circuit logic for Input SWL
Input BA Circuit N/A Normally Close ►Normally Open
►Normally Close
Circuit logic for Input BA
6B Stop Closing N/A No ►Yes While closing and 6B is ON at latch check,
cycle Determines door movement stop or
close.
►No

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Input Setting
Parameter Terminal Default Range Description
After 6B Open? N/A Yes ►Yes Determines door movement open or close,
aer 6B.
►No
61 Monitoring N/A Not Active ►Acve
►Not Active
Sensor monitoring function *
62 Monitoring N/A Not Active ►Acve
►Not Active
Sensor monitoring function *
6B Monitoring N/A Not Active ►Acve
►Not Active
Sensor monitoring function *
SWL Monitoring N/A Not Active ►Acve
►Not Active
Sensor monitoring function *
* If monitoring is enabled for any input, a sensor must be connected to that input that is capable of monitoring. That sensor’s
input must then be connected to an Opus output programmed for monitoring. If this is not done, errors will occur resulng in
the door not operang unl the problem is xed.
* Monitoring settings are “OFF” by default except when used as “1175 Opus Slide”, in which case standard settings have
monitoring enabled.
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History Data
Parameter Description
Operation Cnt ►Indicates number of Door open cycles. ►Updated every 100 door cycles.
Open Recycle Cnt Indicates number of mes the Door reversed direcon during Opening cycle aer sensing:
►An object was struck.
►The amount of fricon that surpassed the recycle sensivity seng.
Close Recycle Cnt Indicates number of mes the Door reversed direcon during Closing cycle aer sensing:
►An object was struck.
►The amount of friction that surpassed the Recycle Sensitivity Setting.
Latest Recycle Position ►Indicates the last recycle posion during opening and closing.
►For swing doors it displays the approximate angle from closed at recycle. For slide doors it displays
the position in inches from closed.
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<= Test Open =>
Tests Open/Close door cycle while ignoring Safety Signals.

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Opera on Cnt
0 cnt
Open Recycle Cnt
0 cnt
Close Recycle Cnt
0 cnt
Latest Rcycl Posi on
C1 0 Op 0
Clear Recycle Cnt
0
If you don/t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
11
20
10
12
DN 1630
UNIT SPECS
Passcode
Go to Se ng menu
Stroke Learning
Yes No
Push and Hold
Rotary Dial (2 Sec.)
LEVEL 1LEVEL 2
1. Rotate Dial to select
"Go to Se ng menu".
2. Push Rotary Dial
Se ng Category
LEVEL 3
History Se ngPush Rotary Dial
Opera on Cnt
0 cnt
Open Recycle Cnt
2 cnt
Close Recycle Cnt
0 cnt
Latest Rcycl Posi on
C1 0 Op 0
11
20
10
12
Push and Hold
Rotary Dial (2 Sec.)
11
20
10
12
Enter Passcode
0045
Clear Recycle Cnt
0045
If you don/t know
the passcode,
Keep Pushing Switch,
Return to Normal mode
11
20
10
12
LEVEL 4
1. Rotate Dial to
select "History Se ng".
2. Push Rotary Dial
1. Go to the Base Seng Category screens. Enter proper Handing sengs.
2. Repeat Stroke Learning.
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DN 1635
UNIT SPECS
Passcode
Go to Seng menu
Stroke Learning
Yes No
Push and Hold
Rotary Dial (2 Sec.)
LEVEL 1LEVEL 2
1. Rotate Dial to select
"Go to Seng menu".
2. Push Rotary Dial
Seng Category
LEVEL 3
Movement Seng Push Rotary Dial
Open Speed
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0, 1 = Slow, 7 = Fast
Speed Ajustment
11
20
10
12
1. Rotate Dial to select the
"parameter opon".
2. Push Rotary Dial
1. Rotate Dial to select speed.
(Not measured in seconds)
2. Short Push Rotary Dial
LEVEL 4
1. Rotate Dial to select
"Movement Seng".
2. Push Rotary Dial
Back Check Speed
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0, 1 = Slow, 7 = Fast
Speed Ajustment
11
20
10
12
Short Push Rotary Dial

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Rev. 8-11-21 P/N C-00139
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Shut the installation site branch Circuit Breaker OFF. Failure to do so may result in serious
personal or fatal injury. When uncertain whether power supply is disconnected, always verify
using a voltmeter.
All high voltage electrical connections must be made by licensed electricians according to
National and Local electrical codes/regulations.
Permanent wiring shall be employed as required by local codes.
Electrical circuit to Nabco operator must not be not shared with other equipment such as
lighting, cash registers, or any device that might cause electrical interference on the circuit.
Keep su󰀩cient spacing between high-voltage and low-voltage wiring. 120 VAC Power wires
must be routed (separate from other wiring) located near the top of inside Header.
Ensure that incomming electrical ground is properly secured to the grounding screw or
grounding wire, whichever is provided.
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Note: It is recommended for the Installer to house all Incoming 120 VAC wires within an Electrical Conduit.
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SINGLE
120 VAC
SIMULTANEOUS PAIR
120 VAC
1413121110
98
7
6
54
321
1413121110
98
7654321
1413121110
98
7654321
21
21
21
DN 1335
Ground Screw
Opus Control
Motor
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
WHITE
HOT
NEUTRAL
GROUND
GREEN
Opus Control
BLACK
WHITE
BLACK
GREEN
Opus Control
Motor
MotorBLACK
BLACK
BLACK
WHITE
HOT
NEUTRAL
GROUND
ON/OFF
Rocker
Switch
ON/OFF
Rocker
Switch
Ground Screw
WARNING
WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION

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P/N C-00139 Rev 8-11-21
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DN 1315
ENCODER MOTOR WIRINGNONENCODER WIRING
Handing Harness
(Right Hand Units)
To Opus Control To Motor
To Motor
Non-Encoder
Adapter Harness
To Opus Control
Motor
Harness
To Door
Posi on Switches
Brake Module
211 2
2112
21
12
211 2
2112
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DN 1327
ENCODER MOTOR WIRING
NONENCODER WIRING
Non-Encoder Adapter Harness
To Motor
To Motor
To Opus Control
21
12
To Door Posi on
Switches
Motor Harness
21
12
Motor Fuse
To Opus Control Motor Harness
Motor Fuse
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DN 1333
EXAMPLE OF A
PROGRAMMABLE INPUT
I/O Terminal 8 - 14
8BABreakoutUsed mainly for sliding door, can be used for ON/OFF with Swing
Doors.
9SQ Sequenal Ac-
vaon
Signal to Open, signal to Close.
10 HProgrammable Input
11 M0 Mode 0When grounded, puts door into ONE WAY Mode.
When grounded with M1, puts door into HOLD OPEN Mode.
12 M1 Mode 1When grounded, puts door into NIGHT Mode.
When grounded with M0, puts door into HOLD OPEN Mode
13 Out2 Aux. Output 2Programmable output, closes to GND
14 GND Ground Common for all above signals.
Example: A Switch being used to turn
ON/OFF Power Close and Hold Close.
Programmable Terminal 10, (Input H)
would be set to DISABLE POWER CLOSE.
51 234 67
128910 11 13 14
CAN Bus Communicaon:
Used to connect Sim Pair, Astragal,
Sequencing and the NET-HT Cable
when programming.
12891011 1314
10
14