Tucker Auto-Mation TAP User manual

Universal Key-Pad
TAP
PART NUMBER: 200.1019
The TAP controller is used for selecng the operaonal funcons, as well as adjusng and programming the features of the
SW10 and SW19. It contains buons used to control the funcons, LEDs that indicate status or selecons, a removable part
with LCD display, and navigaon buons to access complete programming of the door.
DESCRIPTION
Manual
Bi-Direconal
One-Way
Paral Opening
Total Opening
Automac Mode
Door Open
Night Mode
1
2
3
4
5
MOUNTING CONTROLLER
A. Back Plate
B. PCB
C. Cover Plate
D. Programmer Module
E. Dress Plate
1. Disassemble TAP using provided screws.
2. Mount back-plate (A) to wall or jamb tube using provided hardware.
3. For concealment, route the connecng cable through the hole in the center of the back-plate (A).
AB
D
C
E
REASSEMBLY
1. Snap PCB (B) into the back-plate (A).
2. Snap cover plate (C) into the back-plate (A) and aach with provided screws.
3. Snap programmer module (D) into the cover plate (C) and aach with provided screws.
4. Snap the small dress plate (E) into the programmer module (D).
Upon powering on, the display on the TAP control will show a date/me, and the red LED’s will illuminate to indicate
current funcon posions. The funcon of the door can be altered by pressing the desired buon. Pressing a buon
more than once toggles between funcons for that buon, i.e., buon number 4 can be used to command a door opening
for test purposes aer a program change.
WIRING CONTROLLER
1. Connect TAP controller to the I/O Board at J3 (polarity sensive). If polarity is wrong, unit will not illuminate.
2. TAP Lock funcon disables all buons and prevents any programming of the control. If no TAP Lock is desired, leave
circuit open.
POLARITY SENSITIVE
-
- ++
TAP PCB SW 10/19
J3-CONNECTOR
NOTE: Refer to page 1 (mounng controller) for part labels.
J3 connecon
SW 10/19
PCB
NOTE: The numbered items below show main menu items, small case leers and roman numerals show sub-menus for
each main item.
PROGRAMMING LOGIC
2. SETUP
A. Paral Opening
I. Adjustable range of 60% to 100%
B. Pause Time (hold open me)
I. Adjustable 0 to 30 seconds (default is 2 seconds)
*EXAMPLE
1. Main Menu Item
A. Sub-Menu Item
I. Sub-Sub Menu Item
A. Sub-Sub-Sub Menu Item
1. LANGUAGE
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C. Night Pause Time (hold open me related to Night Switch)
I. Adjustable 0 to 30 seconds (default is 7 seconds)
D. Obstacle Detecon
I. Standard– 3 opening aempts are made following an obstacle detecon. The door will close fully without reac-
vaon capability. Once fully closed, acvaon will be allowed aer the control resets itself.
II. Non-Standard– 3 opening aempts are made following an obstacle detecon. The door must then be moved to
the closed posion manually.
B. Cycle Count
I. Shows the number of door cycles.
II. Count is non-reseable.
III. Cycles are counted only when TAP control is connected.
5. ADVANCED MENU
A. Password-Password-Password
B. Operaon Parameters
I. Closing Speed
A. Adjustable 0-30 seconds (Default is 8).
II. Opening Speed
A. Adjustable 0-30 seconds (Default is 8).
III. Keep Sengs
A. On= Sengs are kept once the TAP is disconnected
B. O= Sengs are not kept once the TAP is disconnected. Speed and me sengs are then adjusted by
control trimmers.
3. LOCK
A. Kit Lock
I. On= Lock installed
A. Night: The door is locked when On/O switch is OFF.
B. One-Way + Night: The door is locked when the On/O switch is in the Night or One-Way posion.
C. Always: Door is locked whenever it is closed.
II. O= No lock installed.
4. DIAGNOSTICS
A. Version
III. 2 Leaves (Pairs)
A. O: No controls linked to each other.
B. On: 2 controls are ed together: Terminals 26 to 26 and 28 to 28.
C. Master: Begins to open rst.
D. Slave: Begins to open second.
IV. Exit
C. In/Out Setup
I. Emergency
A. Open: Triggering this command causes the door to open.
B. Close: Triggering this command causes the door to close.
C. NO: Normally open input.
D. NC: Normally closed input.
II. Out Op/CI
A. NO: Normally open door status switch.
B. NC: Normally closed door status switch.
III. Out Alarm
A. NO: Sets the output alarm status to normally open.
D. Various
I. Standard Setup
A. Standard: An asterisk (*) is shown when selected.
B. Non-Standard: An asterisk (*) is shown when selected.
II. Interlock
A. O: Interlock funcon is inacve.
B. On: Interlock funcon is acve. The opening of one door is dependent upon the 2nd door being
closed
C. Master: Sets the current control to be the Master
D. Slave: Sets the current control to be the Slave
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F. Test Program
I. O: Test funcon inacve.
II. On: Test funcon acve. Control will repeatedly and automacally command an opening. If any faults are found,
they will show on the display.
NOTE: If no faults are found, the door will repeatedly cycle open/close unl the funcon is switched o again.
G. Exit
6. CLOCK
A. Sets the current day, me and date
7. TIMER
A. O: Timer not acvated
B. On: Timer is acvated and funcons according to the me bands set in the TIMER PROGRAMMING funcon.
NOTE: When the Timer is acvated, a “T” appears at the side of the me showing in the display and the TAP will not
allow any operaonal selecon. If power is lost and the baery is discharged, a ashing asterisk (*) appears in place
of the “T”, and the system automacally reverts to O.
8. TIMER PROGRAMMING
A. Operaon: Up to 5 dierent me bands can be created for each day of the week by seng a start me and a func-
on for each band. When the TAP’s internal clock reaches the preset start me for a respecve band, the associated
funcon starts and runs unl the next band takes over. The TAP must remain connected at all mes for this funcon
to work.
B. Select the day: Select the day(s) of the week to create the me band. If “all days” is selected, me band dened will
be applied to all days of the week.
8. Number value appears in display.
9. Press Up or Down arrows unl the value 5 appears.
10.Press OK.
11. Press Down arrow unl KEEP SETTINGS displays.
12. Press OK.
13. Select ON.
14. Press OK.
15. Press Down unl EXIT displays.
16. Press OK.
PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE
Set OPENING SPEED to a value of 5 and choose to KEEP SETTINGS:
1. Press the down arrow unl ADVANCED MENU appears in the
display.
2. Press OK 5 mes to scroll past seng the PASSCODE (default is
000).
3. OPERATION appears in the display.
4. Press OK.
5. CLOSING SPEED displays.
6. Press Down arrow unl OPENING SPEED displays.
7. Press OK.
E. Change password
I. Password-Password-Password-Password
C. Select the funcon: Set the funcon to be associated with me band. Refer to the table on the next page for availa-
ble selecons:
RUN DESCRIPTION
0No Funcon
1Automac Bi-Direconal Full Opening
2Automac 1-Way Full Opening
3Automac Bi-Direconal Paral Opening
4Automac 1-Way Paral
5Door Held Fully Open
6Door Held Parally Open
7Manual (O)
8Night Funcon
7. Once you are at the desired sub-sub-main menu item, press OK.
8. Once all sengs within a main menu category are complete, press the Up or Down arrows to the EXIT opon and then
press OK.
NOTE: Not all menu items have an EXIT opon. In this case, simply press the Up or Down arrows to advance through
the remaining menu items.
PROGRAMMING
To begin programming, perform the following steps:
1. Press the Up or Down arrows to scroll to the desired main
menu item.
2. Once you are at the desired main menu item, press OK.
3. The sub-menu will appear.
4. Press the Up or Down arrows to arrive at the desired sub-
menu item.
5. Once you are at the desired sub-main menu item, press OK.
6. If there is a sub-sub-menu item available, again press the Up
or Down arrows to scroll to the desired sub-sub-menu item.
UP-DOWN-OK
BUTTONS
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SELECT ALL DAYS AND SET THE FOLLOWING
Time Band 1 Funcon 1 08:00 pm
Time Band 2 Funcon 2 06:00 pm
Time Band 3 Funcon 8 07:00 pm
Time Band 4 Funcon 0
Time Band 5 Funcon 0
SELECT SATURDAY AND SET THE FOLLOWING
Time Band 1 Funcon 8
Time Band 2 Funcon 8
Time Band 3 Funcon 8
Time Band 4 Funcon 0
Time Band 5 Funcon 0
Select SUNDAY and repeat sengs
D. Time band starng me: Set the acvaon me for the me band. It is not necessary to enter in chronological
order.
*EXAMPLE
Program the unit to funcon as follows:
MONDAY through FRIDAY
 Start at 8am for Automac Bi-Direconal Full Opening
 Start at 6pm for Automac 1-Way Full Opening
 Start at 7pm for Night Funcon
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
 Set to Night Funcon for the whole weekend
Tucker Auto-Maon, LLC (hereaer referred to as “Tucker”) recommends that all of its automated pedestrian door
products be installed by a trained automac door technician and that the resulng performance of the product be in
full compliance with the most current version of the American Naonal Standards Instute document A156.10 or
A156.19 (whichever is applicable) as well as any applicable building codes and/or re codes. Tucker further recom-
mends that a full inspecon of the operang system be performed in accordance with the guidelines of the American
Associaon of Automac Door manufacturers (AAADM). This inspecon must be performed by a cered AAADM
trained inspector. Tucker recommends this documented inspecon be performed upon compleon of the installaon
as well as, following the compleon of every service call thereaer. If service is not performed within one year of the
previous service acon, a roune AAADM inspecon should be performed and documented. Under no circumstance
should the product operate for more than one year without an AAADM inspecon. Tucker does NOT recommend
installaon or service, on any of their automated pedestrian door products, by any individual who is not cered as
an AAADM inspector.
Following the installaon or service of any Tucker automated pedestrian door product, if it is deemed unsafe, or is
operang in an unsasfactory manner according to naonal performance standards or recommended performance
guidelines as dened by Tucker, repairs should be made immediately. If an immediate repair cannot be made, the
product should be disabled, and appropriate measures should be taken to secure the door in a safe posion or to
enable the door to safely be used manually. During this situaon, every eort should be made to nofy the owner (or
person responsible) of the condion and to advise on correcve acons that must be taken to return the product to
safe operaon.
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