NASSAU ED520 Operating and installation instructions

Nassau Door A/S
Krogagervej 2
DK-5750 Ringe
Tlf.: +45 62 62 23 46
Fax: +45 62 62 39 18
E-mail: info@nassau.dk
www.nassau.dk MANUAL NO.: 89-22091 / VERSION 1
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
FOR CONTROL UNIT ED520

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Contents
1ED520 General...................................................................................................................................................3
1.1 Safety precautions ..................................................................................................................................3
1.2 Supply disconnection ..............................................................................................................................3
2ED520 Normal operation...................................................................................................................................3
3ED520 Deviation from normal operation.........................................................................................................5
4ED520 Extension with radio remote control...................................................................................................5
5ED520 Extension with traffic light ...................................................................................................................5
6ED520 Setting of comfort functions................................................................................................................6
6.1 Setting of time interval for automatic closing ..........................................................................................7
6.2 Setting of carwash function.....................................................................................................................8
6.3 Setting of time for forced closing at carwash ..........................................................................................8
6.4 Programmable opening height................................................................................................................8
6.5 Behaviour at bottom position...................................................................................................................9
6.6 Cycle counter ..........................................................................................................................................9
6.7 Latest failure..........................................................................................................................................10
6.8 Run-in....................................................................................................................................................10
6.9 Motor stop limit......................................................................................................................................11
6.10 Setting of basic adjustment for comfort functions .................................................................................11
7ED520 Indications............................................................................................................................................12
8Power failure....................................................................................................................................................14
9ED520 Technical specifications.....................................................................................................................15
10 Safety edge adjustment..................................................................................................................................15
11 ED520 Function board ....................................................................................................................................16
12 ED400/500 Mainboard .....................................................................................................................................17
13 ED400/500 Mainboard – diagram...................................................................................................................18
14 ED520 Connections diagram..........................................................................................................................19
15 Cabling between ED400/500 and JB400 junction box.................................................................................20
16 Cabling between JB400 junction box and DW400 .......................................................................................21
We reserve the right to modify the contents of this manual.

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1 ED520 General
The door controller is intended for use with sliding or sectional doors with electrical drive, electronic limit
switches and motor speed control encoder. The basic module ED400/500 is fitted with the function board
ED520 for control with automatic functions and that is the new control unit ED520. ED520 is with electronic
limit switches and motor speed control encoder and furthermore ED520 still have all the same features as
ED420 control unit. In connection with control unit ED520 it is furthermore possible to expand with traffic light
and radio remote control. The functions of the door control are designed to ensure the highest possible degree
of comfort while being in accordance with the current safety demands.
1.1 Safety precautions
Installation and maintenance of the controller should only be done by qualified personal.
Disconnect the power prior to any work or maintenance at the controller or any related installations.
Installation, operation and maintenance of the controller, should be done in accordance to any local
directives related to power operated doors. When operating the door in Hold To Run mode, the person
controlling the door shall be instructed in use of the controller, and shall be in full view of the door and
the vicinity of the door during the leaf movement, and not be in a hazardous position himself.
By neglecting the safety precautions, you are responsible for any damage it may cause to
persons or goods!
1.2 Supply disconnection
In order to disconnect the electrical supply to the controller, the controller shall be connected to the
electrical supply with a main switch or a plug that disconnect the complete electrical supply to the
controller.
2 ED520 Normal operation
By turning on the controller for the first time, the display DP1 will show [ ], then the version number of the
program and then [0] again. Then the control unit has to be adjusted by making a run-in sequence paragraph
6.8. After this the control unit is ready for operation. Now the LED’s LD1, LD2 and the display DP1 will indicate
present operation mode, as described in paragraph 7 dealing with indications.
The controller is now ready for operation.
The following describes the automatic functions obtained with ED520 function board.
Open By activation of the input UP [ S5 ] the door will open from any given position until
top limit value (0) is reached, or to any programmed extra opening height.
By activation of the input UP [ S5 ] during closing of the door, the door will stop and
reverse to open position.
Close By activation of the input DOWN [ S6 ] the door will close from any given stopped
position, until the bottom limit value is reached.
Stop/emergency stop By activation of the input STOP [ S4 ] (emergency stop) the door stops at all times.
Reactivation can then only be done after deactivation of the STOP [ S4 ] input and
subsequent activation of the required function. By activation of the stop button on
the control unit, the door will stop at all times. The desired function can subsequent
be selected.
½-open By activation of the input/change-over ½-UP [ S14 ] it is possible to open the door
from a closed position to a programmed height with the UP [ S5 ] or the pull switch
input. If the door has been opened to a programmed height, an additional push on
the UP [ S5 ] button will open the door completely. The opening height can be
adjusted by programming within the limits of the opening height, however not less

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than 3 seconds.
Setting of programmable opening height appears from part 6.4
Pull switch The door will open until open position from any given stopped position, when the
input PULL [ S10 ] is activated.
When activating the input PULL [ S10 ] while the door is in open position, the
closing function is started.
When activating the input PULL [ S10 ] during opening or closing function, the door
stops. The function of the pull switch can be changed as described in comfort
setting 1 and 2.
Extra This input is used in connection with extension for traffic light. The input EXTRA
[ S13 ] is used as an UP function from the outer side of the door. The traffic light
indicates by red/green lamp from which side the door can be entered.
Alternatively the input can be used to enable or disable of automatic closing. The
alternative function is selected under setting of functions. The function of the
EXTRA switch can be changed as described in comfort setting 3.
Top limit value By reaching the top limit value (0), the opening function is stopped.
Bottom limit value By reaching the bottom limit value, the closing function is stopped.
The controller expects activation of the pneumatic safety edge, when the bottom
limit value indicates door closed, and if necessary the controller will provoke two
short steps in order to obtain signal from the safety edge.
Pneumatic Safety edge By activating the input SE [ S7 ] during closing function, the door will stop
immediately, and then reverse to open position. If the safety edge is activated by
closing again, the subsequent closing function will take place in hold to run mode.
Photocell By activation of the input PHOTO [ S12 ] (door track mounted) during closing
function, the door will stop immediately, and then reverse or remain stopped as
selected during setting of safety functions.
By activation of the input PHOTO [ S12 ] during waiting for automatic closing, the
time for automatic closing is restarted after the input is activated.
The photocell (bracket mounted) can furthermore be selected to only reverse the
door leaf higher then an interval of 60 - 120cm during closing, fewer than that limit
the door leaf will stop.
During an opening sequence the door will stop fewer then the interval of 60 -
120cm and higher then that limit the door will ignore the signal from the photocells.
Automatic closing After the door is opened the measuring of time for automatic closing starts. After
expiration of the time, which is adjustable between 2 seconds and 30 minute, the
door starts closing automatically. Automatic closing can be left out as described
during setting of comfort function 4 and from part 6.1, and if convenient be disabled
and enabled by a switch connected to the input EXTRA [ S13 ]. When automatic
closing is enabled by input EXTRA [ S13 ] the door starts closing automatically.
Carwash function When this function is selected, the automatic closing will not start until the photocell
is passed by. Forced closing after a preset time can also be chosen, in case the
photocell is not passed by. The carwash function can be selected as described
under setting of comfort function 5, 6 and from part 6.2 and 6.3.
As carwash function is a part of automatic closing, this must be activated.

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3 ED520 Deviation from normal operation
Opening The photocell can under safety settings also be selected to stop the door during an
opening sequence fewer then the interval 60 - 120cm and higher then that limit the
door control will ignore the signal from the photocells.
When the encoder operates as an anti-crushing device, the door will stop if the
speed differs with more than 4 % of the normal speed. That is if the door strikes an
obstacle during opening, the encoder will stop the door leaf movement. After the
door has been checked, the door can be operated again in auto mode by pushing
the up- or down-button.
Closing If the input SE [ S7 ] or the input PHOTO [ S12 ] is activated during the closing
process, the door will stop immediately and then reverse to open position. By
selection of safety functions, activation of the input PHOTO [ S12 ] may be set to
just stop the door.
The photocell can furthermore be selected to only reverse the door leaf higher then
an interval of 60 - 120cm during closing, fewer than that limit the door leaf will stop.
When the encoder operates as an anti-crushing device, the door will stop if the
speed differs with more than 4 % of the normal speed. That is if the door strikes an
obstacle during closing, the encoder will reverse the door leaf movement. After the
door has been checked, the door can be operated again by activation of the
selected function.
Stop/emergency stop By activation of the input STOP [ S4 ] (emergency stop) the door stops at all times.
Reactivation can then only be done after deactivation of the STOP [ S4 ] input and
subsequent activation of the required function. The input is integrated in the stop
circuit together with LOCK [ S3 ] and gear ON/OFF [ S2 ]. By activation of the stop
button on the control unit, the door will stop at all times. The desired function can
subsequent be selected.
Lock If the input LOCK [ S3 ] is activated, the door is stopped immediately. Re-start can
now only be done after deactivation of the LOCK [ S3 ] input, and subsequent
activation of the selected function. The input is integrated in the stop circuit
together with STOP [ S4 ] and gear ON/OFF [ S2 ].
Gear On/Off If the input gear On/Off [ S2 ] is activated, the door is stopped immediately. The
door controller will act as if there is a power failure and reestablishes automatically
the limit values when the switch is deactivated. The input is integrated in the stop
circuit together with STOP [ S4 ] and LOCK [ S3 ].
The input is normally used with the chain drive system of the door.
Normal hold to run mode If comfort setting 15.b is selected the door controller is functioning in normal hold to
run mode. Which is like normal operation, but with “hold to run” during close
operation and auto during opening mode.
(Normal hold-to-run mode: When up – auto mode. When down – hold-to-run mode)
4 ED520 Extension with radio remote control
The control unit can be extended with a radio module place in CON3 on the basic module ED400/500, which
makes it possible to operate the PULL [ S10 ] function. It is also possible to use a remote controlled 3-button
function, radio open door [ S30 ], radio stop door [ S31 ] and radio close door [ S32 ].
5 ED520 Extension with traffic light
The control unit can be extended with control of traffic light, which is connected to CON4 on the basis module
ED400/500. The traffic light indicates with red and green light from which side of the door driving through is

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allowed. In this case the input EXTRA [ S13 ] is to be connected to the outside UP function.
6 ED520 Setting of comfort functions
Setting of the functions in the control unit is divided into setting of comfort functions and setting of safety
functions. In this way it is guaranteed that the safety functions of the control unit are not changed unintended.
Setting of safety functions are only possible with the programming key placed in connector CON3.
The comfort functions of the control unit are set by means of the two push buttons SW1 and SW2 on the
function board ED520, and the selected function is indicated on the display DP1 and also on the LED’s LD1
and LD2.
To gain access to the setting functions e-stop is to be activated, simultaneously with activation of the buttons
SW1 and SW2 for 5 seconds. The display will now flash to indicate that setting of comfort functions has been
selected, and afterwards the display will indicate the function about to be set according to the table below.
With SW1 the function number is selected. This is indicated on the display and the LED’s LD1 and LD2 show
the present settings. Each time the SW1 is pressed the function number is increased by 1. Setting of the
required function can be changed by pressing SW2. To save the selected adjustment SW2 has to be activated
for 3 seconds, after which the display briefly will show "S=" to confirm the saving the setting.
When the controller is in setting of functions mode, the door cannot be operated. The only exception is if a run-
in is mated, then the control unit is functional in hold to run mode.
The setting of functions is automatically terminated after 30 seconds without activation of SW1 or SW2 or
when turning off the control unit.

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6.1 Setting of time interval for automatic closing
The time interval for automatic closing is adjusted under function 4-a.
After selection of the function, the display will indicate the present adjustment.
The time interval can now be increased by pressing SW1 or decreased by pressing SW2.
When the desired value is reached, SW1 or SW 2 is activated for 3 seconds in order to store the chosen
value, and the display briefly indicates "S=" to indicate that the value is stored.
The time interval for automatic closing is adjustable from 2 seconds to 30 minutes.
LD1 indicates that the seconds are adjusted, and LD2 indicates adjustment of minutes.
The following time intervals are available for setting of automatic closing:
2s – 5s – 10s – 15s – 20s – 30s – 45s – 1m – 2m – 3m – 4m – 6m – 8m – 10m – 15m – 20m – 25m –
30m.
Factory setting for automatic closing is 30 seconds.
Function
number Function LD1
Green LD2
Red Setting
a UP function
1 b Pull switch function Toggle function
a Up – Stop – Up – Stop …
2 b Pull switch toggle function Up – Stop – Down – Stop – Up …***
a UP function outside
3 b Extra input Automatic closing ON/OFF
a With automatic closing *
4 b Automatic closing Without automatic closing
a With carwash function
5 b Carwash function at automatic closing Without carwash function
a With forced closing *
6 b Forced closing at carwash function Without forced closing
a Inside
7 b Radio/Pull Outside
a Show value for programmable height
8 b Programmable opening height
a With step at bottom position
9 b Step at bottom position Without step at bottom position
a Choose factory settings **
10 b Basic setting
a Viewing cycle counter value
11 b Cycle counter
a Viewing the 2 latest failure
12 b Latest failure
a Run-in sequence
13 b Run-in
a Motor stop limit adjustment
14 b Motor stop limit
a Automatic mode
15 b Mode Normal hold to run mode
a Set safety functions
SF b Safety functions
a Finish comfort settings
EC b Finish
* Time or value is adjusted subsequently
**Factory settings #0 are marked with bold
*** only to be used together with safety photo-cells

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6.2 Setting of carwash function
The activation time of the photocell is set under function 5-a.
After selection of the function, the display indicates the present setting.
The time of the photocell can now be increased by pressing SW1 or decreased by pressing SW2.
When the desired value is reached, SW1 or SW 2 is activated for 3 seconds in order to store the chosen
value, and the display briefly indicates "S=" to indicate that the value is stored.
The time of the photocell is adjustable from 0.3 to 14 seconds.
LD1 indicates that the seconds are adjusted, and LD2 indicates adjustment of 1/10 seconds.
The following time intervals are available for setting of the photocell time:
0,3s – 1s – 2s – 4s – 6s – 8s – 10s – 12s – 14s.
Factory setting for automatic closing is 1 second.
6.3 Setting of time for forced closing at carwash
The time interval for forces closing in connection with carwash function is set under function 6-a.
After selection of the function, the display indicates the present setting.
The time interval can now be increased by pressing SW1 or decreased by pressing SW2.
When the desired value is reached, SW1 or SW 2 is activated for 3 seconds in order to store the chosen
value, and the display briefly indicates "S=" to indicate that the value is stored.
The time of the photocell is adjustable from 1 to 35 minutes.
LD1 indicates that the seconds are adjusted, and LD2 indicates adjustment of minutes.
The following time intervals are available for setting of forced closing:
1m – 2m – 3m – 4m – 6m – 8m – 10m – 15m – 20m – 25m – 30m – 35m.
The factory setting for forced closing is 10 minutes.
6.4 Programmable opening height
Setting of programmable opening height is done directly by means of the control buttons of the
controlling unit.
Programming is done as follows:
•Close the door completely
•The change-over switch ½-OPEN is set in the position "½"
•With the door in closed position, the DOWN button is activated three times at short intervals
•Then constantly press the UP button until the desired position is reached.
•Finally the door is closed by constantly activation of the DOWN-button, until the door stops at the
bottom limit value. The control unit will move in steps until the door is in completely closed
position.
•Only if the complete programming sequence is accomplished, the time interval of the opening
height is stored

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•The time interval of the opening height cannot be adjusted for less than 3 seconds
•The time interval of the programmable opening height can be viewed by function 8-a
•After selection of the function, the display will indicate the present setting in seconds
•The factory settings for programmable opening height are 90 seconds or completely open,
depending on which condition will occur first
6.5 Behaviour at bottom position
The behaviour at bottom position is set under comfort function 9.
If comfort function 9-a is selected the door controller will provoke a short step in order to obtain a signal
from the safety edge. When the reversing point is reached the motor is deactivated and then activated
again to obtain a signal from the safety edge. That is done to make sure that the bottom seal is positive
and the wire is tight.
If comfort function 9-b is selected the door controller will close at bottom position without making at short
step. When the door leaf reaches the motor stop limit, the door controller stops the door leaf and
reaches the bottom limit position, by the continuing movement. The reversing point is automatically
loaded by the activation of the safety edge.
If the ground somehow has change position height because of ex. snow or dirt, the controller will
maximum provoke 2 short steps in order to obtain a signal from the safety edge. In case of a safety
edge error the control unit will indicate a failure 2 on the display and switch to hold to run mode.
6.6 Cycle counter
The cycle counter counts how many up-down sequences the door has accomplished. The cycle counter
counts only if the reversing point disconnected and safety edge is activated.
The cycle counter value can be viewed in the comfort settings 11-a.
After selection of the function, the display will indicate the first value 100000Th.
There can be shown 1Th, 10Th, 100Th, 1000Th, 10000Th, 100000Th.
With both green LD1 and red LD2 on will indicate that it is the first number (100000Th) and with only the
green LD1 on will indicate the middle values and with none LED’s on will indicate the last number (1Th ).
Next input is selected by pressing SW1 and previous input by pressing SW2.
When the cycle counter value is viewed, SW1 or SW 2 is activated for 3 seconds in order to exit the
function.
•First digit that is showed is 100000Th. The display shows how many 100000Th there is and both
the green LD1 and the red LD2 are on.
•Pres SW1 →next digit is 10000Th and the green LD1 is on.
•Pres SW1 →next digit is 1000Th and the green LD1 is on.
•Pres SW1 →next digit is 100Th and the green LD1 is on.

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•Pres SW1 →next digit is 10Th and the green LD1 is on.
•Pres SW1 →next digit is 1Th and none LED’s are on
Example:
The Door had rune 150263 openings
Showing 100000Th 100000 x 1 = 100000 and the green LD1 and the red LD2 are on
Showing 10000Th 10000 x 5 = 50000 and the green LD1 is on
Showing 1000Th 1000 x 0 = 0 and the green LD1 is on
Showing 100Th 100 x 2 = 200 and the green LD1 is on
Showing 10Th 10 x 6 = 60 and the green LD1 is on
Showing 1Th 1 x 3 = 3 and none LED’s are on
150263 cycles
6.7 Latest failure
The 2 latest failure can be viewed in the comfort settings 12-a.
After selection of the function, the display will indicate the latest failure, by pressing SW1 the next failure
will occur. Decreased by pressing SW2 the first failure will be showed again.
When the failures are viewed, activate SW1 or SW2 for 3 seconds in order exit.
6.8 Run-in
When the control unit is powered up for the first time and/or the display is indicated a failure 0, the speed
control encoder must be run-in to make sure that the top and bottom values and average speed is
adjusted. That is done by following the sequence below.
•Turn on the power.
•The display will indicate a failure 0.
•Or choose comfort setting 13-a.
•Push the up button until top end position is reached (hold to run mode), be a wear that there are
no top limit switches.
•Push the emergency stop or normal stop in for 3 seconds in order to reset the counter value, and
the display briefly indicates "S=" to indicate that the top limit counter value is reset to zero.
•Release the emergency stop.
•Push the down button in and keep it in (hold to run mode). The door will go down until the
pneumatic safety edge is being activated (hold to run mode), that will load the bottom counter
value.
•Push the emergency stop or the normal stop in for 3 seconds in order to store the chosen value,
and the display briefly indicates "S=" to indicate that the bottom limit value is stored.
•Release the emergency stop.

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•The Door must be operated 3 full cycles (hold to run mode) in order to adjust the speed control
encoder and the display is indicating the cycles that are accomplished and when 3 full cycles are
done the display briefly indicates "S=" to indicate that the values are stored. Make sure that the 3
full cycles are done without making any unnecessary stops.
•When the desired run-in is accomplished, the green LD1 on the control unit is indicating that the
run-in is completed and the door control unit will behave like the power was off and make a power
fail sequence the first time the up or down button is activated.
•When that is done the door is in normal mode and ready to operate.
The sequence must be followed or else the door controller will not be adjusted and the sequence must
be done again from the beginning. Dying the run-in the following parameters is also automatically stored
and that is the reversing point, and the position height of the photocells.
6.9 Motor stop limit
The motor stop limit is the place in which the door controller is turning the motor off before the door leaf
is reaching the bottom. It is possible to change this setting for the motor stop limit.
If an adjustment is mated, make sure to check for lose wires, the bottom sealing and safety edge signal.
The motor stop limit can be adjusted under comfort setting 14-a.
After selection of the function, the display will indicate the present adjustment.
The value is indicated in pulses and the interval can now be increased by pressing SW1 or decreased
by pressing SW2.
When the desired value is reached, SW1 or SW 2 is activated for 3 seconds in order to store the chosen
value, and the display briefly indicates "S=" to indicate that the value is stored.
The motor stop limit is adjustable from 0 pulses to 40 pulses.
The following (p) intervals are available for adjusting of the motor stop limit:
0p – 2p – 4p – 6p – 8p – 10p – 12p – 14p – 16p – 18p – 20p – 22p – 24p – 26p – 28p – 30p – 32p – 34p
– 36p – 38p – 40p.
6.10 Setting of basic adjustment for comfort functions
The basic adjustment is selected under function 10-a.
After selection of the function, the display indicates the present setting.
The factory setting can now be increased by pressing SW1 or decreased by pressing SW2.
When the desired value is reached, SW1 or SW 2 is activated for 3 seconds in order to store the chosen
value, and the display briefly indicates "S=" to indicate that the value is stored.
K0 until K7 is basis settings of comfort functions opportunities.
Comfort Setting K0 - Default factory setting

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Function
number Function Setting K0 k1 k2 k3 k4 k5 k6 k7
a UP function
1 b Pull switch function Toggle function X X X X X X X
a Up – Stop – Up – Stop … X X X X
2 b Pull switch toggle function Up – Stop – Down – Stop – Up … X X X
a UP function outside
3 b Extra input Automatic closing ON/OFF X X X X X X X
a With automatic closing X X X X X
4 b Automatic closing Without automatic closing X X
a With carwash function
X X X
5 b
Carwash function at automatic
closing Without carwash function X X X X
a With forced closing X
6 b
Forced closing at carwash
function Without forced closing X X X X X X
a Inside X
X X X X X X
7 b Radio/Pull Outside
a Show value for programmable height
8 b Programmable opening height X X X X X X X
a With step at bottom position
9 b Step at bottom position Without step a bottom position X X X X X X X X
a Choose factory settings
10 b Basic setting X X X X X X X X
a Viewing cycle counter value
11 b Cycle counter X X X X X X X X
a Viewing the 2 latest failure
12 b Latest failure X X X X X X X X
a Run-in sequence
13 b Run-in X X X X X X X X
a Motor stop limit adjustment
14 b Motor stop limit X X X X X X X X
a Automatic mode X X X X X X X
15 b Mode Normal hold to run mode X
a Set safety functions
SF b Safety functions X X X X X X X X
a Finish comfort settings
EC b Finish X X X X X X X X
7 ED520 Indications
The status at each input by normal operation can be read by means of the table below.
By pressing SW1 or SW2 the input status indication will appear. Next input is selected by pressing SW1 and
previous input by pressing SW2.
The input status indication will automatically terminate 20 seconds after activating the buttons.
If the buttons are activated again within 60 seconds after the indication mode was terminated, the input
number selection will resume where it was left. If not, the first input will be selected.

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The indicator lamps will indicate the actual mode of the operation, if SW1 or SW2 are not activated.
LD1
Green LD2
Red Description
Normal operation
Error – the display will indicate the type of error
The display will indicate the error code according to the below table, if faults are detected
Error code Description
0 Run-in
1 Stop circuit is activated
2 Safety edge is defect
3 Photocell is defective
4 Not in use
5 Memory error (program or data)
6 Unexpected function of contactors
7 Speed control encoder error
8 Wear error (speed control encoder )
9 Anti crushing error (speed control encoder )
Indication
number LD1
Green LD2
Red Description
E-Stop [ S4 ] NC – Stop circuit ok
1 E-Stop [ S4 ] NC – Stop circuit interrupted
D-Stop NO – Activated
2 D-Stop NO – Not activated
Up [ S5 ] NO – Activated
3 Up [ S5 ] NO – Not activated
Down [ S6 ] NO – Activated
4 Down [ S6 ] NO – Not activated
Pull switch [ S10 ] NO – Activated
5 Pull switch [ S10 ] NO – Not activated
Extra [ S13 ] NO – Activated
6 Extra [ S13 ] NO – Not activated
Top limit – Door at top position
7 Top limit – Door not at top position
Bottom limit – Door at bottom position
8 Bottom limit – Door not at bottom position
Safety edge [ S7 ] NC – Not activated
9 Safety edge [ S7 ] NC – Activated
Photocell [ S12 ] NC – Not activated
10 Photocell [ S12 ] NC - Activated
½ - up [ S14 ] NO – Activated
11 ½ - up [ S14 ] NO – Not activated
Gear ON/OFF [ S2 ]– Not activated
12 Gear ON/OFF [ S2 ]– Activated
Anti-crushing device – Not activated
13 Anti-crushing device – Activated

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The table below is a problem solver in case of a failure occurs.
Error Error
message Cause for error Suggestions
0 •Power on for the first time
•Wear was activated
•Make a new run-in
1 •Stop circuit is broken •Check: Gear on/off, E-stop,
D-stop(stop foil button), lock switch,
door switch, etc.
5 •Memory error (program or data) •Turn the power off and on
•Replace ED520 functionboard
6 •Contactors are defective •Check for water in the DW box
•Check cable connections
•Replace ED400/500 mainboard
7 •Speed control encoder is defective
•Motor defective
•Fuses are missing
•Turn the power off and on
•Activate and deactivate E-stop
•Replace the speed control encoder
unit
•Replace the motor
•Replace the fuses
ED520 can’t be
operated
8 •Spring is broken
•Mechanical instability
•Verification of the mechanical
conditions
2 •Safety edge is not adjusted properly
•Safety edge is activated twice during a
cycle
•Safety edge is activated while the door is
partly open
•Safety edge is defective
•Turn the power off and on
•Adjust the safety edge
•Replace the safety edge
•Activate gear on/off
ED520 is in hold
to run mode
3 •Photocell interrupted
•Photocell defective
•Adjust the photocell
•Check photocell light
•Replace the photocell
Unexpected stops 9 •Anti crushing is activated •Activate the desired function
8 Power failure
In case of a power failure, the control unit reestablishes automatically the limit values when the power is
turned back on.
That is done by the following sequence:
•Turn on the power
•Push the up- or down button
•The door will start and move up for about 0.5 seconds
•After 2 seconds the door leaf will automatically move down until the pneumatic safety edge is
activated
•By the activation of the safety edge the values of the limits is restored
If the anti-crushing device is activated during that up sequence the door will stop and by the next push of
the buttons the door will automatically go down until the pneumatic safety edge is activated and the
limits are restored.
If the door is given a false bottom the following door cycle will activate the anti crushing device and by
the next push of the buttons the door will automatically go down until the pneumatic safety edge is
activated and the limits are restored.

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Functional description for control unit ED520
Adjustment screw
Air relief screw
Connection for tube
Less
More
Safety edge sensitivity
Connection for cable
9 ED520 Technical specifications
Supply voltage: 230 – 400V 50Hz
Power / max load: 8W / max 2KW
Protection: IP54
Temperature limits: ÷25˚C to +55˚C
Transformer: max 12VA - If any extra equipment that is not provided by Nassau Door is
connected to the controller it must have its own power supply
The controller is approved by TÜV-Nord according to the following standards:
EN 12453:2005 Safety in use of power operated doors - Requirements
EN 61508:2001 Functional safety of electrical/electronic/programmable electronic safety-related systems
EN 954-1:1996 Safety of machinery - Safety-related parts of control systems
EN 60335-1:2001 Household and similar electrical appliances - Safety - Part 1: General requirements
EN 61000-6-3 EMC - Emission
EN 61000-6-2 EMC – Immunity
10 Safety edge adjustment
The pneumatic safety edge must be activated when the door is fully closed to acknowledge its correct function.
With use of a multimeter the sensitivity of the safety edge can be adjusted, that is done by turning the
adjustment screw counter clockwise until the signal is off and then clockwise until the signal is on and 1 -1½
turn more clockwise as safety precaution.
Furthermore the safety edge must be checked, that if the safety edge is activated, that the signal is back on
after no more then 7 second. If that is not the case the air relief screw must be adjusted counter clockwise until
it is archived.

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Functional description for control unit ED520
11 ED520 Function board
Push button SW2
Push button SW1
LED indicator LD1 - Green
LED indicator LD2 - Red
Display DP1

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Functional description for control unit ED520
12 ED400/500 Mainboard
Control terminals
Motor terminals
Supply terminals
Fuse F4
–
24 VDC and control logic
Fuses F1, F2, F3
–
Supply 230/400 VAC
Ground terminals
Function board
Connecto
r
for 1-channel remote control
Connector for programming key

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Functional description for control unit ED520
CON1.7
W
ED520 Functionboard
Rx
Tx
K1
K2
RCTR
RPWR
PCTR
SEPWR
+5VDC
GND
D-STOP
E-STOP
UP
DOWN
PULL
EXTRA
½ UP
PHOTO
K1TST
K2TST
ENC
SE
+24 VDC
GEAR
DOWNUP
CON1.2
10
Nov 07, 2006
9
S3
S5 S6
12
R1
Description:
Size:
Drawing no.: Version:
Drawn:
Sheet of
Released:
By :
By :
Name of project:
File:
BJO
BJO
88-20022 1.0
ED400/500 Mainboard
A3 1 1
ED520
11
S10
20
19
Nov 07, 2006
S13
28
27
0 V
+24 V DC
R2
C2
CON1.19
S2
17
18
D2
CON1.21
C4
J1
+
C1
CON2.2
K2 K1
M
t°
M1
K1 K2
S4
GND
+24 VD C
ON/OFF
LOCK
16
L1
K2
DOWN
S12S11
D4 D5
+24 VDC
GND
N
THERMO
BUTTONS
E- S TOP
25
26
22
24
L2
23
D3
29
31
30
L3
T1
S8
L2
GND
+24 VD C
Speed control encoder
F4
L1
+
C3
N
C5 C6
4
CON4
REMOTE CONTROL - 1CH
+24 VDC 1
GND 2
PULLSW 3
+24 VDC 4
C7
CON2.5
CON3
OPTION
+5 VDC 1
Tx 2
Rx 3
GND 4
+24 VDC 5
3
CON2.3
Single Phase
Three phase
CON2.7
CON1.9
UpCom Single phase
Three phase
Down
CON1.13
2
PHOTOCELL
K1
UP
RECEIVER
TR AN SMITTER
IC1
FB
4
VIN
7
GND
6
ON/OFF
5
VOUT 8
1
CON2.1
CON6
STOP+ 1
E-STOP 2
CON1.10
CON1.15
STOP
13
CON1.17
14
CON1.16
14A
CON5
STOP+ 1
E-STOP 2
DOOR UP 3
DOOR DOWN 4
NC 5
DOOR STOP 6
-+
D1
CON1.20
CON1.11
8
7
CON1.5
PULL SW.
EXTRA
UP
DOWN
DW
CON1.22
CON1.12
F3
CON1.1
S14
S7
F2
CON2.8
CON1.14
L1
Jumper
F1
SAFETYEDGE - DW
5
6
CON2.6
CON1.8
U
CON1.3
CON2.4
V
15
13 ED400/500 Mainboard – diagram

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Functional description for control unit ED520
3
2
1
5
4
8
7
6
11
10
9
Brown
12
White-black
Black
Blue
Red
Pink
Grey
White-brown
Purple
Red-blue
Red-brown
White-blue
Colour of the conductor of
the control cables 0.5mm²
No.: Colour:
VU
7
WL1 L3L2 N 1 32 4 5
8
76 8 9 1110 12 13 1514 16 17
LIYY -
1918
12x0.5mm²
20
M
22 2423 25 26 2827 29 30 3114A
ED400/500 mainboard
4
3
2
LIY Y - 6x0.5mm²
5
4
1 2 3 54 6 7 98 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 1817 19 20 21 22 23 24 2625 27 28 3029 31 32 3433 35 36 3837 39 40 4241 43 44 4645 47 48
S13
S2
S5
S6
2
1
S4
( IF NO PHOTOCELLS - TERMINAL 24 AND 26 MUST BE CONNECTED )
S35 OPEN DOOR
S34 STOP DOOR
S36 CLOSE DOOR
3
S7
S13
2
1
3
2
1
3
2
OPEN DOOR - OUTSIDE
AUTO/MAN.
S15
6
5x1.5mm²
HO5RR-F
1
4
3
2
S10
2
1
Description:
Size:
Drawing no.: Version:
Drawn:
Sheet of
Released:
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By :
Name of project:
File:
BJO
BJO
88-20024 1.0
ED520 Wirediagram
A3 1 1
ED520
HO5RR-F
4x1.5mm²
LIYY -
LIYY -
LIYY -
LIYY -
LIYY -
4x0.5mm²
LIYY - 6x0.5mm²
Gearmotor
Preinstalled jumper
3
2
1
S12S11
4x0.5mm²
2x0.5mm²
2x0.5mm²
2x0.5mm²
JB400 DW 400
S30
5
4
3
2
1
8
7
6
S31
Radio remote control
Pushbutton box -
S32
2x0.5mm²
2x0.5mm²
LIYY -
LIYY -
2x0.5mm²
4
3
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
3
4
2
1
2
2
1
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
11
1
1
S1
24VDC
2
1
1
2
2
1
Radar/ Detector
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
6
5
4
3
2
1
Nov 07, 2006
Nov 07, 2006
Preinstalled jumpers
S2 GEAR ON/OFF
1
1
2
2
1
6
5
8
7
4
3
2
S5 OPEN DOOR
S4 STOP
S3 LOCK/WIRE
S13 AUTO/MAN. - EXTRA
S1 2 PHOTOCELL RECEIV ER
S11 PHOTOCELL TRANSMITTER
S10 PULL SWITCH
S9
S8 SPEED CONTROL ENCODER
S7 DW-SWITCH
S6 CLOSE DOOR
S17 DOOR SW.
S16 SPRING
S15 STOP
S14 ½ -UP
S16
LIY Y - 2x0.5m m²
S18
5
4
Place jumper at terminals 38 and 39, if controller in autoclose mode
S17S19
S32 RADIO - CLOSE DOOR
S31 RADIO - STOP DOOR
S30 RADIO - OPEN DOOR
and no AUTO/MAN. sw itch installed.
+24 VD C
S8
GND
Speed control encoder
S1 9 PULL - OPEN DOOR
S1 8 PULL - OPEN DOOR
LIYY - 2x0.5mm²
S33 RADAR - OPEN DOOR
S3
8
9
7
6
LIYY - 2x0.5mm²
LIYY - 8x0.5mm²
4
3
2
1
-
+
U
4
2
V
LIYY - 6x0.5mm²
2
2
1
W
4
3
2
1
RADAR ON/OFF
3
1
6
5
4
1
6
5
4
3
2
1
2
11
10
2
1
4
3
1
2 3 4
S35
S34
S36
5
Pushbutton box -
S14
5
6
2x0.12mm²
3x400 + Pe
LIN E
1
2
3
4
5
6
6
1
5
InsideOutside
3x0.12mm²
S33
24VDC
+-
Photocell receiverPhotocell transmitter
14 ED520 Connections diagram

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Functional description for control unit ED520
15 Cabling between ED400/500 and JB400 junction box.
45
46
FJEDERBRUD
35
30
47
48
NØDSTOP - 1 KNAP
11 (ED400/500,28)
26
27
3 KANAL STOP
10 (ED400/500,20)7 ( ED400/500,12 )6 ( ED400/500,10 )
4 ( ED400/500,8)
Nov 07, 2006
NED
8 ( ED400/500,13)
AFBRYD RADAR
40
41
DW KONTAKT
9 ( ED400/500,14)
42
ED400/500 BESKRIVELSESAMLEBOX
5 ( ED400/500,9 )
12
13
14
15 19 23 25 29 31
37
39
18 22 24 28
36
34 38
OP
TRÆKKONTAKT
OP - RADIO
NED - RADIO
OP - TRÆKKONTAKT
OP - TRÆKKONTAKT
OP - RADAR
EKSTRA - AUT./MAN.
Description:
Size:
Drawing no.: Version:
Drawn:
Sheet of
Released:
By :
By :
Name of project:
File:
BJO
BJO
88-20025 1.0
JB400 connections box
A3 1 1
ED520
WIREBRUD
DØRKONTAKT/
Nov 07, 2006
SIKKERHEDSLISTE SYSTEM
FORSY NINGSSPÆ NDINGFORSY NINGSSPÆ NDING
DW-KONTAKT
43
44
LÅSEKONTAKT/
1 ( ED400/500,1)
2 ( ED400/500,2)
32
33
16
17
NØDSTOP - 3 KNAP
20
21
7
6
5
2
1
Kabelføring mellem ED400/500 portstyring og samlebox
4
3
9
8
11
10
ED400/500, 12
ED400/500, 10
ED400/500, 9
ED400/500, 2
ED400/500, 1
0 VDC
+24 VDC
ED400/500, 8
ED400/500, 7
ED400/500, 14
ED400/500, 13
ED400/500, 28
ED400/500, 20
STOPKREDS FÆLLES +24 VDC
SIKKERHEDSLISTE SIGNA L
SIKKERHEDSLISTE +12 VDC
EKSTRA A UT./MA N.
TRÆKKONTA KT
NED
OP
BETJENING FÆLLES +24VDC
STOPKREDS SIGNAL
0 VDC
+24VDC
RA DIORA DA R
3 ( ED400/500,7)
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