Scrigno OPEN1000 User manual

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ASSEMBLY MANUAL
AUTOMATION KIT
OPEN1000 - OPEN1200
Name AUTOMATION FOR INTERIOR SLIDING DOORS
Function MOTORIZED OPENING AND CLOSURE OF SLIDING DOORS
Model OPEN
Code 30199 - 30201
Construction year
Serial number
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CONTENTS
CHAP. 0. PACKAGING CONTENTS ..........................................................................................................................4
CHAP. 1. CONTENTS AND CONSULTATION INSTRUCTIONS...............................................................................1
1.1. FOREWORD......................................................................................................................................................1
1.2. PURPOSE OF THIS ASSEMBLY MANUAL......................................................................................................1
1.2.1. IMPORTANCE OF THIS ASSEMBLY MANUAL................................................................................................1
1.2.2. PURPOSE / AIM OF THIS ASSEMBLY MANUAL.............................................................................................1
1.2.3. PERSONS FOR WHOM THIS MANUAL IS INTENDED...................................................................................2
1.2.4. CONSERVATION OF UPDATES, ADDITIONS AND REPLACEMENTS..........................................................2
1.2.5. GENERAL INFORMATION / CONSULTATION.................................................................................................2
1.3. MEANING OF SYMBOLS ..................................................................................................................................3
1.4. DEFINITIONS.....................................................................................................................................................5
1.5. HOW TO READ THIS ASSEMBLY MANUAL....................................................................................................6
CHAP. 2. GENERAL INFORMATION AND CHARACTERISTICS.............................................................................1
2.1. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS....................................................................................................................1
2.1.1. PURPOSE – AIM – CONSTRUCTION COMPONENTS ...................................................................................1
2.1.2. BASIC CONFIGURATION..................................................................................................................................2
2.1.3. PERFORMANCE................................................................................................................................................3
2.1.4. TECHNICAL AND CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................3
2.2. PRODUCTS ADDRESSED................................................................................................................................3
2.3. CONDITIONS OF SERVICE..............................................................................................................................4
2.4. NORMAL INSTALLATION..................................................................................................................................4
CHAP. 3. ITEMS SUPPLIED.......................................................................................................................................1
3.1 IDENTIFICATION...............................................................................................................................................1
3.2 CERTIFICATION OF THE AUTOMATION KIT..................................................................................................2
3.3 DECLARATION OF INCORPORATION ............................................................................................................3
CHAP. 4. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ..........................................................................................................................1
4.1. FOREWORD......................................................................................................................................................1
4.2. OBLIGATIONS AND DUTIES ............................................................................................................................1
4.2.1. OBLIGATIONS OF THE EMPLOYER................................................................................................................1
4.2.2. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PERSONNEL ............................................................................................2
4.3. WORK AND TRANSIT ENVIRONMENTS AND PLACES .................................................................................3
4.4. GENERAL STANDARDS FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE AUTOMATION KIT ...........................................4
4.5. MOVEMENT OF STRUCTURES.......................................................................................................................4
4.6. PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT AND EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE................................................4
4.7. INDICATIONS OF RESIDUAL RISKS PRESENT .............................................................................................5
4.8. SAFETY NOTICES.............................................................................................................................................7
4.9. DESCRIPTION OF SAFETY FUNCTIONS........................................................................................................7
4.10. INTEGRATION OF THE AUTOMATION KIT FOR SAFETY PURPOSES........................................................8
CHAP. 5. TRANSPORT, INSTALLATION AND MOVEMENT....................................................................................1
5.1. INSTALLER REQUIREMENTS..........................................................................................................................1
5.2. WORK POSITIONS AND TASKS OF THE INSTALLER ...................................................................................1
5.3. REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTALLATION...........................................................................................................1
5.4. STORAGE, TRANSPORT AND MOVEMENT...................................................................................................2
5.4.1. TRANSPORT, LIFTING AND MOVEMENT – GENERAL RULES.....................................................................2
5.4.2. DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS OF SINGLE COMPONENTS...........................................................................3
5.5. REDUCTION OF LENGTH.................................................................................................................................5
5.6. ASSEMBLY SEQUENCE...................................................................................................................................8
5.7. POWER SUPPLIES .........................................................................................................................................13
5.7.1. ELECTRICAL POWER.....................................................................................................................................13
5.8. INSTALLATION ON EXISTING DOOR............................................................................................................16
5.9. INSTALLATION ON NEW DOOR....................................................................................................................17
CHAP. 6. MAINTENANCE, TRACING FAULTS AND CLEANING.............................................................................1
6.1. MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN REQUIREMENTS............................................................................................1
6.2. WORK POSITIONS AND TASKS OF THE MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN .....................................................1
6.3. REQUIREMENTS FOR MAINTENANCE...........................................................................................................2
6.3.1. ACCESSIBILITY AND IDENTIFICATION ..........................................................................................................2
6.4. CLEANING / LUBRICATION..............................................................................................................................3
6.5. NON-ROUTINE MAINTENANCE.......................................................................................................................4

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6.6. TRACING FAULTS.............................................................................................................................................5
6.7. REINSTALLATION AND REUSE.......................................................................................................................5
6.8. FIRE EXTINGUISHING DEVICES.....................................................................................................................5
CHAP. 7. DISPOSAL...................................................................................................................................................1
7.1. GENERAL INFORMATION................................................................................................................................1
7.2. DEMOLITION AND DISPOSAL .........................................................................................................................1
CHAP. 8. APPENDICES / ANNEXES.........................................................................................................................1
8.1. MAINTENANCE REGISTER FOR THE AUTOMATION KIT.............................................................................1
CHAP. 9. IDENTIFICATION DATA .............................................................................................................................1
9.1. MANUFACTURER .............................................................................................................................................1
9.2. DOCUMENT.......................................................................................................................................................1

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CHAP. 0. PACKAGING CONTENTS
REF. DESCRIPTION REF. DESCRIPTION
1 1 Motor unit with cables length 1 metre 7 1 self-tapping screw ∅2.9x13
2 1 Box for installation on existing frame 8 2 wood screws 5x20
3 2 plates with transmitters 9 1 transformer
4 1 receiver 10 1 single-pole switch
5 2 brackets for fixing motor unit 11 5 heat-shrink joints
6 6 self-tapping screws ∅4.2x13
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CHAP. 1. CONTENTS AND CONSULTATION INSTRUCTIONS
1.1. FOREWORD
Dear Customer.
Thank you for having chosen the automation kit addressed by this assembly manual. We hope you will always be
satisfied with it. This product has been manufactured in conformity with the strictest safety standards applicable in
the European Union.
The automation kit addressed by this manual may not be put into operation before the assembly into which
it will be incorporated or of which it will form a part has been identified and declared conformant to the
provisions of Directive 2006/42/EC.
To guarantee personal safety, the automation kit addressed by this assembly manual must be moved, installed,
used, serviced and dismantled/eliminated scrupulously following the instructions provided in this assembly manual
and in compliance with applicable legal requirements.
1.2. PURPOSE OF THIS ASSEMBLY MANUAL
1.2.1. IMPORTANCE OF THIS ASSEMBLY MANUAL
This manual must be considered to be an integral part of the automation kit:
it must be conserved for the entire lifespan of the automation kit;
it must accompany the automation kit if it is ever transferred to other owners.
1.2.2. PURPOSE / AIM OF THIS ASSEMBLY MANUAL
This manual is an integral part
of the automation kit
, and has been entirely compiled by the
manufacturer with the aim of providing the necessary information to those persons authorized to
interact with it.
The manual describes the state of the product at the moment of its publication, and can in no way
describe future or non-standard products.
The contents of this manual have been checked for correctness and conformity to the product
described. It is not however possible to guarantee the absence of possible differences.
All products or trademarks listed in this manual belong to their respective owners.
The purpose of this assembly manual is to provide the assembler with all necessary information to ensure that the
same is able to assemble the product in the most independent and safest way possible:
Correct promotion of the awareness of personnel on the problems of safety;
Handling of the packed and unpacked automation kit in conditions of safety;
Correct installation of the automation kit;
Thorough knowledge of its operation and limits;
Carrying out maintenance operations correctly and safely;
Dismantling the automation kit in conditions of safety and in compliance with applicable standards safeguarding
worker health and the environment.
In accordance with applicable standards, the installer is obliged to carefully read the contents of this
document and to have users read the sections of the documents that are applicable to them.
The document presupposes that applicable standards of work safety and health are complied with in the
environments where the automation kit is intended to be used.
The texts, illustrations and diagrams contained in the instructions are of a confidential technical nature and are the
property of the company Scrigno S.p.A. Unipersonale, and may not be reproduced partially or in their entirety in
any way or form whatsoever, either electronically or mechanically, for any purpose whatsoever, without the prior
written authorization of Scrigno S.p.A. Unipersonale.
Before carrying out any operations with the automation kit, the installer must carefully read this
assembly manual.
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is fundamental to be able to work correctly in conditions of maximum safety.
The automation kit must be used only for the use for which it has been expressly designed, programmed
and marketed.
Any use of the automation kit in ways other than those indicated in Section 2.1.1 must be considered to
be improper, and the manufacturer therefore declines all liability in case of any such use.
The manufacturer may not be considered responsible for any malfunctions that may be caused by
unreasonable, improper or incorrect use.
The installer of the automation kit must extremely carefully read and understand the information provided in this
assembly manual.
In case of doubts on the correct interpretation of the instructions, the manufacturer of the automation kit must be
consulted so as to obtain the necessary clarifications.
1.2.3. PERSONS FOR WHOM THIS MANUAL IS INTENDED
This manual, consigned as a single copy together with the automation kit, is supplied as an integral part of the
automation kit, and is intended for the qualified technicians assigned to the installation and maintenance of the
automation kit.
Scrigno S.p.A. Unipersonale, the manufacturer of the automation kit, declines all and any liability for injuries or
damage caused by failure to observe this instruction.
The installer for whom the automation kit is intended must read this manual so as to be able to take all appropriate
technical and organizational measures to reduce to a minimum the risks associated with the assembly of the
automation kit. The installer must also take into consideration all possible emergency situations that may arise
during operations of installation, repair, maintenance, cleaning, disassembly and dismantling, taking into account
the work environment in which the automation kit is intended to operate.
1.2.4. CONSERVATION OF UPDATES, ADDITIONS AND REPLACEMENTS
This manual must be conserved and made available.
If this manual is damaged or lost, another copy can be requested from the manufacturer Scrigno
S.p.A. Unipersonale.
This manual reflects the state of technical knowledge at the moment of manufacture of the
automation kit. The manufacturer reserves the right to update products, and consequently to update
further editions of the instruction manual, with no obligation to update previous products or
instruction manuals, except in particular cases regarding the health and safety of persons.
If the automation kit is ever transferred to other owners, the user is invited to also transfer this
manual, which must accompany the automation kit even in case of transfer to other owners.
Scrigno S.p.A. Unipersonale reserves the right to modify and improve the design of the automation
kit without notifying customers of the same, and without updating the assembly manual already
provided.
Scrigno S.p.A. Unipersonale assumes responsibility for the descriptions given in the Italian
language. Any translations made cannot be fully verified, and in case therefore of discrepancies,
reference should be made to the original version in Italian, and if necessary contact our sales office,
which will make any modifications considered to be appropriate.
1.2.5. GENERAL INFORMATION / CONSULTATION
Use the automation kit correctly.
Observe and apply the safety instructions given in the assembly manual.
Pay particular attention to the contents of Chapter 4, which highlights the residual risks present on
the automation kit and the respective safety instructions that must be observed.
Scrigno S.p.A. Unipersonale considers itself responsible for the automation kit in its original
configuration.
Scrigno S.p.A. Unipersonale does not consider itself responsible for injuries or damage caused by
the improper or incorrect use of the automation kit and of documentation.
Scrigno S.p.A. Unipersonale does not consider itself responsible for injuries or damage caused by
non-compliance with compulsory requirements, negligence, inexperience, imprudence and failure to
respect standards.
Scrigno S.p.A. Unipersonale does not consider itself responsible for the consequences of the use of
non-original spare parts.
When consulting this manual the symbol shown to the side will be seen.

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This symbol is associated with the words: DANGER, CAUTION.
This denotes the presence of a hazardous situation, which may cause injuries or damage if the
correct precautions are not taken.
The entire automation kit supplied presents no hazards if it is used following the instructions
provided, as long as safety devices are kept in conditions of constant efficiency.
CAUTION
For motives of clarity, some illustrations presented in this manual may show the automation
kit or parts of the same with panels or protections removed.
DO NOT use the automation kit in these conditions.
The automation kit can operate only if complete with all protections.
Before carrying out any operations whatsoever on the automation kit, take careful note of the labels
applied to the kit itself.
During activities of all types, safety devices must not be tampered with or disconnected for any reason
whatsoever, and must not be bypassed or used for purposes other than those envisaged by the
manufacturer.
After any operation, safety devices must be replaced and rendered fully operational.
In case of deterioration or illegibility of notices, replacements must be requested immediately from the
supplier of the automation kit.
1.3. MEANING OF SYMBOLS
Clear indications are given below on the meanings of symbols and of the definitions used in this document.
DANGER
Indicates the presence of a hazard for persons working with the automation kit and for persons in the
vicinity; the activity warned of must be carried out in compliance with the applicable safety standards and
with the instructions provided in this manual.
PRECAUTION
Indicates a warning providing useful information and/or further advice and/ or precautions regarding the
operation being carried out.
CAUTION
Indicates an operation to be carried out with due caution to avoid damaging the automation kit.
MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
Qualified and authorized technician capable of installing the automation kit and carrying out routine
maintenance and/or repairs of a mechanical nature only.
ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
Qualified and authorized technician capable of installing the automation kit and carrying out routine
maintenance and/or repairs of an electrical nature only.

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SAFETY SYMBOLS
Safety symbols enclosed by a triangle indicate DANGER; safety symbols enclosed by a circle indicate a
PROHIBITION. Examples of safety symbols.
Symbol Name
Electrical hazard.
Crushing hazard.
Trapping hazard.
Generic hazard.
Moving parts.
Do not perforate structural components.
Do not remove safety devices.
Prohibited to clean, oil, grease, repair or manually adjust moving parts.
Prohibited to carry out work before disconnecting electrical power supplies.
Use of protective gloves compulsory.
Use of safety footwear compulsory.
Safety helmet compulsory.
Protection of body compulsory.

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1.4. DEFINITIONS
DANGER ZONE
Any zone inside and/or near the automation kit where the presence of an exposed person would constitute a risk
for the health and safety of this person (Annex I, Art. 1.1.1. Directive 2006/42/EC).
EXPOSED PERSON
Any person wholly or partially in a danger zone (Annex I, Art. 1.1.1, Directive 2006/42/EC).
INSTALLER / ASSEMBLER / MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
Person assigned to the installation and/or maintenance of the automation kit according to its intended use, and to
CE marking and the application of Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC to the finished assembly.
QUALIFICATIONS OF INSTALLER / ASSEMBLER / MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
Minimum level of skills required by personnel to carry out the operations described.
AUTOMATION KIT
The subject of this manual. By itself it is not able to guarantee any specific function. The automation kit is intended
solely for incorporation in an assembly to compose and machine regulated by the applicable directive.
FIXED GUARD
Guard kept in position (closed) either permanently or by means of fixing components that make it impossible to
remove/open without the use of tools.
INTENDED USE
Use of the automation kit in conformity with the information provided in this document.
RESIDUAL RISKS
Hazards that it has not been possible to eliminate or reduce sufficiently in the design process, and against which
protection devices are not (or are not totally) effective. Information is given in this manual on the presence of these
risks, together with instructions and warnings that allow them to be overcome (see, respectively, sections 5.4 and
6.5.1 of European standards EN ISO 12100-1 and EN ISO 121000-2).
MANUFACTURER
Producer of the automation kit.
EMPLOYER
The company, including its managing director, which is responsible for the installation of the automation kit
addressed by this manual.
USER
The person intended to use the automation kit, incorporated or assembled in an assembly to constitute a machine
regulated by the applicable directive.

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1.5. HOW TO READ THIS ASSEMBLY MANUAL
This assembly manual is divided into separate chapters, each of which is intended for one or more specific persons
(electrical installer/maintenance technician, mechanical installer/maintenance technician). Each chapter defines the
skills necessary to work on the automation kit in conditions of safety.
To make texts more immediately understandable, a number of expressions, abbreviations and symbols are used,
with meanings as indicated both in previous chapters and below:
Chap. = Chapter
Sect. = Section
P. = Page
RA = Risk analysis
PPE = Personal protection equipment
RR = Residual risk
EP = Electrical panel
FG = Fixed guard(s)
This manual is composed of a front cover, a summary of contents and a number of chapters.

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CHAP. 2. GENERAL INFORMATION AND CHARACTERISTICS
2.1. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
2.1.1. PURPOSE – AIM – CONSTRUCTION COMPONENTS
The “OPEN” AUTOMATION KIT FOR INTERIOR SLIDING DOORS addressed by this manual is a motorized
movement system hereinafter called the "automation kit", designed and manufactured for the command and control
of a sliding disappearing door, for pedestrian passage.
The door is of the disappearing type with one panel suspended from two hangers, sliding horizontally. It can be
installed in "Gold Base" frames.
The opening command is given by pressing a button or by using a microwave radar control, which opens the door
by detecting the presence of a person. The door closes automatically after an interval of time.
Opening and closure movements are powered by low voltage, and if an obstacle is encountered during closure, the
direction of movement is reversed.
The kit can be installed on either an existing or a new structure, and the holes provided on profile bars allows its
length to be reduced for doors with a smaller opening width.
The installation methods take into consideration that the automation kit and its control devices cannot be used by
children or by persons with disabilities, and that they may never be used by children to play with.
The automation kit is intended to be inserted into an assembly or integrated with other devices. The
installer and/or assembler are responsible for CE marking and for the application of Machinery Directive
2006/42/EC to the finished assembly.
The automation kit is of the stationary type, and has been designed for installation and fixing inside the frame of a
sliding disappearing door.
The automation kit is intended to be integrated and installed only by professional operators and not by
consumers.

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2.1.2. BASIC CONFIGURATION
The basic configuration of the automation kit is composed of a series of functional units, including:
1. Runner for insertion and
fixing on the motor side.
2. Two aluminium profile bars,
pre-drilled for any necessary
width reduction.
3. Cable for ground connection,
length 1 metre.
4. Multi-pole cable for electrical
connections, length 1 metre.
5. Idler pulley for belt return,
fixed to the tightening
device.
6. Toothed drive belt.
7. Plate for belt jointing and
fixing to door panel, allowing
it to move.
8. Metal housing containing the
command and control card
for the system. The housing
also contains the electric
motor that drives the toothed
wheel.
1. External box with IP 56
rating, 150x110x70, to
contain electrical equipment;
used in case of installation
on existing frames.
2. Two plates with buttons and
radiofrequency transmitters
for door opening commands.
3. Radiofrequency receiver.
4. Two brackets to fix the
profile bars to the upper part
of the sliding door frame.
5. Six self-tapping screws to fix
the brackets.
6. One self-tapping screw ∅
2.9x13.
7. Two wood screws to fix the
plate.
8. Transformer.
9. Single-pole switch.
10.Five heat-shrink joints.
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2.1.3. PERFORMANCE
As devised, designed and constructed, the automation kit addressed by this manual:
a. if used in compliance with the safety requirements indicated in Chapter 4;
b. if used in compliance with the specific instructions indicated in Chapter 5;
c. if subjected to maintenance and regularly cleaned, as indicated in Chapter 6;
has an expected operational life of 10 years, starting from the date of the first use and with the frequency of use
indicated in the technical specifications.
2.1.4. TECHNICAL AND CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS
i. Dimensions of automation kit
a. Length(Open1000/Open1200) 2020/2420 mm
b. Width 52 mm
c. Height 202 mm
d. Weight ~6 kg
ii. Technical data
a. Maximum/minimum weight of sliding door to be moved 40 / 10 kg
b. Maximum/minimum width of door frame opening width 1200 / 600 mm
c. Maximum door closing speed 0.28 m/sec
d. Pause time before door closure 5 – 20 sec
e. Force necessary to prevent door closure ~60 N
f. Force necessary to start door movement in absence of electrical power ~15 N
g. Force necessary to keep door in movement in absence of electrical power~10 N
h. Number of movement cycles during operational life 100,000
i. Frequency of use for openings – closures / day 25
iii. Electrical technical data
a. Power supply 1 N PE 230 V AC 50 Hz
b. Power input 0.2 A
2.2. PRODUCTS ADDRESSED
The products integrated with the automation kit addressed by this manual must consist in sliding doors of various
dimensions and finishes made from wood and similar materials, constructed/modified to protect or isolate all zones
of shearing, crushing and dragging. The arrow indicates the direction of horizontal sliding.

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2.3. CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
Installation location Interior
Maximum ambient air temperature +40°C
Minimum ambient air temperature + 5°
Transport and storage temperature Between -25°C and +55°C
Minimum lighting necessary for installation 600 lux
The automation kit is not suitable for operation in environments where contaminant substances are present, such
as for example dust, acids, corrosive gases and similar.
The automation kit is not suitable for operation in environments where potentially explosive atmospheres
classified as Zone 0 or Zone 1 or Zone 2 are present.
The automation kit is not suitable for operation in environments where ionizing or non-ionizing radiation is
present, such as for example microwaves, ultraviolet rays, lasers, X-rays and similar.
The electrical equipment is not suitable for combination with machines or for operation in environments where
vibrations and impacts are present.
2.4. NORMAL INSTALLATION
The automation kit described in this manual is intended to be installed by a trained INSTALLER made aware of the
residual risks, with the safety skills possessed by maintenance technicians and with professional expertise as
indicated in Chapter 4.
In its NORMAL and reasonably foreseeable installation, the automation kit can be installed only in accordance with
the methods defined in this manual.
Installation of the automation kit for applications other than those indicated in this manual must be considered to be
improper, and is therefore absolutely prohibited.
The following are also compulsory:
1. the automation kit must be installed only by an installer made aware of all the functions, performance features
and hazards inherent to the automation kit;
2. ensure that no exposed persons are present in the area involving the automation kit before starting any kind of
operation.
This manual lists and describes the residual risks that it has not been possible to eliminate in the design
process and that remain in the automation kit.
For every risk, instructions or precautions that the installer must take to avoid hazards are provided.
For safety reasons, during work operations the presence of other persons in the zone around the
automation kit is not permitted.
The manufacturer may not be considered responsible for any malfunctions that may be caused by
unreasonable, improper or incorrect installation.
The installer is however responsible for any damage or injuries caused by the failure to respect the
specified installation conditions.
In addition, the installer is always responsible for providing items of personal protection equipment.

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CHAP. 3. ITEMS SUPPLIED
3.1IDENTIFICATION
The identification plate of the automation kit is applied to the motor housing, and gives the following information:

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3.2 CERTIFICATION OF THE AUTOMATION KIT
Directive 2006/42/EC specifies the minimum conditions with which an automation kit can be placed onto the market
in the European Union.
To certify the conformity of the automation kit to the provisions of the Machinery Directive, before placing it onto the
market, Scrigno S.p.A. Unipersonale arranged for the tests required by the essential safety requirements indicated
in the Declaration of Incorporation and the trials envisaged by the reference standards to be carried out, including
an analysis of risks so as to verify precise conformity with the health and safety requirements applied and fulfilled.
The relevant technical documentation, comprising fundamental design data and all characteristics relating to the
safety of the automation kit, has been compiled in conformity with the provisions of Annex VII of Directive
2006/42/EC, is kept on record at our offices, and is available for verification by supervisory bodies following a
motivated request thereto, as envisaged by applicable legislative provisions.
Having verified that the automation kit has been designed and constructed in conformity with the provisions of
Directive 2006/42/EC by means of the aforesaid analyses, and that the kit can be placed onto the market in the
conditions envisaged by this manual, Scrigno S.p.A. Unipersonale hereby places the automation kit onto the
market, providing and accompanying it with:
Declaration of Incorporation
Assembly Manual

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3.3DECLARATION OF INCORPORATION
The undersigned, representing the following manufacturer
Manufacturer
Scrigno S.p.A. Unipersonale
Address 975 Via Casale Sant'Ermete,
47822 Santarcangelo di Romagna (RN) - Italy
conserves the relevant technical documentation at
Name Scrigno S.p.A. Unipersonale
Address 975 Via Casale Sant'Ermete,
47822 Santarcangelo di Romagna (RN) - Italy
declares here below that the automation kit
Name AUTOMATION FOR INTERIOR SLIDING DOORS
Function MOTORIZED OPENING AND CLOSURE OF SLIDING DOORS
Model OPEN
Code 30199 - 30201
Serial number / Lot serial number
Construction year
is conformant to the following essential safety requirements of Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC,
applied and fulfilled:
No. Description
1.1.5
Design of machinery to facilitate its handling
1.2.2
Control devices
1.2.6
Failure of the
power supply
1.3.1
Risk of loss of stability
1.5.4
Errors of fitting
It is also declared that the "Relevant Technical Documentation" has been compiled in conformity with Part
B or Annex VII of Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
It is also declared that the automation kit is conformant to the applicable sections of the following
directives:
2004/108/EC - Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive
In response to an adequately motivated request from a national authority, the manufacturer undertakes to
transmit relevant information regarding the automation kit, as a hard paper copy and/or in an electronic
format.
THE AUTOMATION KIT ADDRESSED BY THIS DECLARATION MUST NOT BE PUT INTO SERVICE UNTIL
THE FINAL MACHINERY INTO WHICH IT IS TO BE INCORPORATED OR OF WHICH IT WILL BE A
COMPONENT HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED AND DECLARED TO BE IN CONFORMITY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF
DIRECTIVE 2006/42/EC. THIS MEANS UNTIL THE AUTOMATION KIT ADDRESSED BY THIS DECLARATION
CONSTITUTES AN ASSEMBLY OF MACHINERY SUBJECT TO THE APPLICATION OF DIRECTIVE
2006/42/EC.
LIMITATIONS AND CRITERIA AND METHODS FOR INTEGRATION ARE INDICATED IN THE ASSEMBLY
MANUAL.
Santermete di Santarcangelo (place) 01/10/12 (date) (signature)

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CHAP. 4. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
4.1. FOREWORD
ALWAYS RESPE
CT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.
FAILURE TO APPLY SAFETY STANDARDS AND PROCEDURES MAY BE A SOURCE OF
HAZARDS AND OF INJURY TO PERSONNEL OR DAMAGE TO THE AUTOMATION KIT.
The safety instructions indicated in the assembly manual are of a general nature, and although they are based on
experience, they do not cover all situations that may occur.
The manual supplements and does not replace the constant application by the installer of the automation kit of the
basic safety standards of which persons working in the specific field are aware.
It is therefore advisable to observe the standards of safety and prevention already used in the places where the
automation kit will be installed.
Section 4.7
highlights the residual risks present in the automation kit despite the correct application of
design and safety standards. Indications are also provided on the precautions that must be applied by
the installer to reduce and/or eliminate the residual risks highlighted.
Section 4.8 describes the safety notices present on the automation kit, and those that must be applied
on the automation kit or in its vicinity.
The automation kit supplied by us has installation limits with regard to:
1. all rules for its introduction into the environment and for human behaviour established by applicable laws and/or
standards, with particular reference to the automation kit supplied and its electrical connections;
2. all further instructions and warnings for use forming part of the technical/graphic documentation attached.
The automation kit must be installed, protected, serviced and finally dismantled (when no longer required for use)
in such a way as to avoid hazards, as far as is reasonably possible, for persons, things or animals, and this must
be done in such a way as to ensure the necessary maintenance.
4.2. OBLIGATIONS AND DUTIES
4.2.1. OBLIGATIONS OF THE EMPLOYER
The persons responsible for the supervision of work activities must, within the limits of their respective job
assignments and competences:
a. implement the required safety measures;
b. make maintenance technicians aware of the specific risks to which they are exposed and bring to their
attention the essential standards for accident prevention;
c. require individual maintenance technicians to observe safety standards and to use the items of protection
equipment made available to them.

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4.2.2. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PERSONNEL
Personnel interacting with the automation kit supplied:
a. must have read and understood all the safety instructions provided in this assembly manual;
b. must have normal psychophysical capacities;
c. must have been previously informed and trained on:
c.1. hazards of injury or other damage that may be caused by direct or indirect contacts;
c.2. hazards caused by high temperatures, electric arcs or radiation produced and/or emitted by any electrical
equipment that may be present;
c.3. non-electrical hazards that, as experience shows, can be caused by any electrical equipment that may be
present;
c.4. hazards of injury or other damage caused by the residual risks indicated in this assembly manual;
d. must therefore possess the following requirements (or must have acquired them by means of adequate training
and instruction):
d.1. general and technical knowledge of a sufficient level to be able to understand the contents of this
assembly manual and to be able to correctly interpret the circuit diagram if attached and all technical
drawings;
d.2. knowledge of the main hygiene, accident prevention and technological standards;
d.3. overall knowledge of the automation kit and of any electrical equipment that may be present;
d.4. knowledge of the correct conduct in case of emergencies;
d.5. knowledge of where to obtain items of personal protection equipment and how to use them correctly if the
instructions provided by the manufacturer require this or if collective protection measures are insufficient;
e. Personnel must also:
e.1. abstain from carrying out, on their own initiative, any operations or manoeuvres that have not been
assigned to them, and that may compromise their own safety or the safety of other persons;
e.2. abstain from wearing rings, wristwatches, torn clothing, scarves, ties and any other loose garment or
accessory that may be a source of hazards, and must firmly tighten sleeves around the wrists, and always
keep long hair collected together;
f. be of an adult age;
g. be physically and mentally capable of carrying out work activities of particular technical difficulty;
h. have been judged by their employer to be suitable to carry out the work assigned to them;
i. have received adequate instructions on the maintenance of the automation kit;
j. be capable of understanding and interpreting this manual;
k. be aware of emergency procedures and their application;
l. be capable of operating the specific type of equipment;
m. be familiar with the specific standards applicable to the situation in question.
These expert personnel must be able to assess the work assigned to them and to recognize possible
hazards on the basis of their professional training, knowledge and experience and of their knowledge of
the machines in question, their respective components and the applicable standards. They must also
have adequate professional qualifications regarding the machines in question. Personnel must have
been trained in matters relating to safety and have been made aware of the residual risks as indicated in
this chapter.
In addition, personnel must be experts and not merely informed, meaning a technician with
knowledge relating to the automation kit, its respective components and the applicable standards, and
with specific technical skills or training.
The maintenance technician may also gain access to the electrical panel with components under live
voltage.

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4.3. WORK AND TRANSIT ENVIRONMENTS AND PLACES
In compliance with Directive 89/391/EEC regarding the implementation of measures intended to promote the health
and safety of workers during work activities, the employer must make arrangements to eliminate or reduce the
residual risks indicated as required in this manual.
FLOORS AND TRANSIT PASSAGES AROUND THE AUTOMATION KIT
The workplace around the automation kit must be free from holes and dangerous projections, and must be in a
condition such as to ensure the safe movement and transit of persons and means of transport. Floors and transit
passages must not be obstructed with materials that prevent normal circulation. When for evident technical reasons
it is impossible to completely eliminate fixed or moving obstacles from transit zones, with these obstacles
constituting a hazard for workers or vehicle needing to use these zones, adequate warning must be given of the
obstacles.
FIRE PREVENTION
Suitable measures for the prevention of fires and the protection of workers in case of fire must be taken in all
companies and specific work processes.
In companies or particular work processes in which specific fire hazards are present:
1. it is forbidden to smoke;
2. it is forbidden to use equipment with naked flames and to handle incandescent materials, unless appropriate
safety measures are taken;
3. fire extinguishing equipment suitable for the specific conditions in which it may be used must be provided,
including portable fire extinguishers for emergency use;
4. fire extinguishing equipment must be kept in conditions of efficiency and must be checked at least once every
six months by expert personnel;
5. the easy and swift evacuation of workers from danger areas in case of need must be ensured;
6. water must not be used to extinguish fires if the materials with which it may come into contact may react in
such a way as to significantly increase the temperature or release inflammable or harmful gases. Similarly,
unless in the form of a nebulized spray, water and other conductors of electricity must not be used in the
vicinity of conductors, machinery and electrical equipment with live voltages.
The above prohibitions must be made known to personnel by means of notices.
NOISE
The automation lit is not substantially noisy. One specific factor that affects the risks of exposure to noise in the
workplace is the duration of exposure, together with the characteristics of buildings, noise emissions from nearby
machinery, etc.
The employer must therefore take the following precautions:
1. limit exposure times by organizing work shifts;
2. if necessary, provide items of personal protection equipment (earmuffs), also instructing workers in their correct
use;
3. ensure that workers are given periodic health checks.
LIGHTING
The environment in which the automation kit is to be installed must be sufficiently illuminated, in such a way as to
ensure that the automation kit and the safety symbols applied to it can be visually checked. In the case of
installation in a basement, suitable lighting must be provided locally, perhaps by means of a portable lamp that
conforms to applicable standards. The quantity of light produced must not be such as to dazzle the eyes or cause
any other visual disturbances to the personnel assigned to maintenance.
CLIMATE CONDITIONS
Similarly to the indications given for noise and lighting, it is also necessary to check that the climate of the work
environment is appropriate.
The automation kit addressed by this manual is suitable for operation in the climate conditions defined in Section
2.3,in which its technical specifications are indicated.
GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH THE AUTOMATION KIT CAN
BE USED
1. The work environment must comply with the requirements of Directive 89/654/EEC.
2. Lighting equipment must be checked periodically and kept in conditions of efficiency.
3. Extraneous objects must not be present in the work area.
4. Cables and pipes must be protected and must not obstruct movement.