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2020-07-22

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1 Preface �� 7

2 What is the Sematic Drive System©?�� 8

2.1 Speed proﬁle ............................................................................................................................................................................................9

2.2 Default proﬁles (Param. Code 33).....................................................................................................................................................10

3 General Features �� 11

3.1 Technical information Sematic Drive System©(DC-PWM) ......................................................................................................11

3.2 Sematic Drive System©Door Controller (DC-PWM) ....................................................................................................................11

4 Signals to/from the door controller�� 12

4.1 Sematic Drive System©(DC-PWM) connections.........................................................................................................................12

4.2 Detector/Photocell/Barriers: Signal-Only Connection to the Door Controller (Direct Connection)...........................16

4.3 Detector/Photocell/Barriers: Complete Connection to the Door Controller.......................................................................16

4.4 Complete connection from Detector Memco E series to the door controller....................................................................17

5 Instruction without handset�� 18

5.1 Automatic Mode “AUTO”.....................................................................................................................................................................18

5.2 Manual Mode “MAN”............................................................................................................................................................................18

5.3 Programming Mode “PROG” ..............................................................................................................................................................19

5.4 Verify the correct working of the controller SDS ....................................................................................................................... 19

5.5 RESET SPEED PROFILE PROCEDURE ............................................................................................................................................19

5.6 Controller setting for SDS DC-PWM ............................................................................................................................................... 22

6 Functions available �� 24

6.1 Reversing ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 24

6�1�1 Reversing system force setting (Param� Code 09)�� 24

6.1.2 Reversingsystemoset �� 24

6.2 Reversing System choice: Internal or External (Param. Code 00)........................................................................................ 24

6.3 Main Lift Controller Test (Param. Code 01) .................................................................................................................................. 24

6�3�1 Main Lift Controller Test (when moving) [default setting] �� 24

6�3�2 Main Lift Controller Test (when moving + parking) �� 24

6�3�3 No MLC Signal (Param� Code 02) �� 25

6�3�3�1 Instant Stop �� 25

6�3�3�2 Low Speed to Stop �� 25

6�3�3�3 Low Speed Cycle �� 25

6�3�4 Main Lift Controller Input Alarm (Param� Code 03) �� 25

6.4 Kn Input (Param. Code 04)..................................................................................................................................................................25

6�4�1 Default type� �� 25

6�4�2 Limited door reversal� �� 25

6�4�3 Safety edge�� 25

6.5 Car Door Locking Device (USA = Restrictor) (Param. Code 05)...............................................................................................25

6.6 Full or framed Glazed and Heavy Paneled Doors (GLASS AND HEAVY DOORS) (Param. Code 06)............................25

6.7 Aux Output Relay (Param. Code 07) ................................................................................................................................................25

6�7�1 Space Percentage �� 26

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6�7�2 Gong While Opening �� 26

6�7�3 Thermic alarm signal�� 26

6.8 Forced Closing (Nudging).................................................................................................................................................................. 26

6.9 Fire Fighting (Param. Code 19)......................................................................................................................................................... 26

6.10 Double TB................................................................................................................................................................................................ 26

6.11 E.O.D. (Emergency Opening Device) and timeout (Param. Code 20).................................................................................... 27

6.12 Protective Device Logic Kn (Param. Code 21).............................................................................................................................. 27

6.13 Motor Rotation during closing (Param. Code 22)....................................................................................................................... 27

6.14 Motor type (param. code 90)............................................................................................................................................................. 27

6.15 Closing parking mode (Param. Code 25)....................................................................................................................................... 27

6�15�1 Closed skate parking (default) �� 27

6�15�2 Opened skate parking �� 27

6�15�3 PM activation Delay (Default 300 sec�)�� 27

6�15�4 PM Opening space (Default 90 mm)�� 27

6�15�5 PM position error (Default 5 mm)�� 27

6�15�6 PM position control (Default 00)�� 28

6.16 Skate type (Param. Code 26) ............................................................................................................................................................. 28

6.17 AUX Input (Param. Code 32).............................................................................................................................................................. 28

6�17�1 Disabled (default) �� 28

6�17�2 % Partial Reopening �� 28

6.18 IM (reversing motion) signal type (Param. Code 34) ................................................................................................................ 29

6�18�1 Im pulse� �� 29

6�18�2 IM Continuous (default) �� 29

6�18�3 Monostable pulse� �� 29

6.19 KB Options (Param. Code 27)............................................................................................................................................................ 29

6.19.1 Rev.SenseO(Default)�� 29

6�19�2 Rev� Sense On �� 29

7 Trial operations before start up the door controller�� 31

7.1 Self-learning cycle................................................................................................................................................................................ 31

7.2 Self-learning cycle with the door controller only (without using the handset).............................................................. 31

8 Instruction with handset�� 32

8.1 Handset (optional) ................................................................................................................................................................................32

8.2 User Handset menus and submenus..............................................................................................................................................33

8.3 Self-learning cycle activation by means of the handset......................................................................................................... 34

8.4 Reversing System Force setting by means of the handset .................................................................................................... 34

8.5 Option “Reset speed proﬁle” ............................................................................................................................................................. 34

8.6 Option “Advanced Settings”.............................................................................................................................................................. 34

8�6�1 Option “Parameters” �� 35

8�6�2 Option “MLC Parameters” �� 36

8�6�3 Option “Inputs Parameters” �� 36

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8�6�4 Option “Output Parameters” �� 36

8�6�5 Option “Opening Parameters” �� 36

8�6�6 Option “Closing Parameters”�� 36

8�6�7 Option “Reversing System” �� 37

8�6�8 Option “Change Password” �� 37

8.7 Option “Reserved Area” .......................................................................................................................................................................37

9 Door operator setup�� 38

9.1 Activation of Skate type setting by means of the Handset.....................................................................................................38

9.2 Activation of Motor type by means of the Handset...................................................................................................................38

9.3 Activation of Closing Rotation by means of the Handset........................................................................................................38

9.4 Activation of the Car Door Locking Device setting by means of the Handset ..................................................................38

9.5 Activation of the Glazed Panel and Heavy Doors setting by means of the Handset...................................................... 39

9.6 Activation of Speed proﬁle setting by means of the Handset ............................................................................................... 39

10 Maintenance Menu - diagnostics and alarm management �� 40

10.1 Consulting the Maintenance Menu with the Handset............................................................................................................. 40

11 Controller software upgrade �� 41

12 Door operator maintenance�� 41

13 Spare parts �� 41

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Condentiality agreement Disclaimer

The software/hardware “Sematic Drive System©” and all the relevant information, ideas, concepts

and know-how are condential and the exclusive property of Sematic.

All information relevant to this instruction manual and any other support supplied by Sematic

must be kept condential and proprietary to Sematic and shall not to be copied or reproduced in

any form whatsoever.

Any information contained in the “Sematic Drive System©” shall not be disclosed to anyone, wi-

thout Sematic’s written consent apart from authorized representatives employed by the user

which commits itself to the condentiality clause.

The Company that makes use of the Sematic Drive System©, binds itself not to use condential

informations owned by Sematic and not to compile or reingineer the Sematic Drive System©and

any information in it contained.

Sematic regards all the information contained in this instruction manual to be correct at the time

of printing. This information does not constitute any obligation to Sematic and can be modi-

ed without prior notication. Sematic cannot be held responsible for any possible damages or

claims caused to items or persons due to errors or misunderstandings within the contents of this

instruction manual.

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We care about your integrated solution!

COMPONENT SYSTEMS

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Automatic lift doors

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Frame and frameless glass doors

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Enhanced car door operator solutions

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Complete cabins

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Car Frames

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Custom integrated packages

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Special lift doors, cabins and car frames

ELEVATOR SYSTEMS & SUBSYSTEMS

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Rope traction elevators

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Hydraulic elevators

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Hospital elevators

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1 PREFACE

This manual has been drafted taking into account that the Company installing genuine Sematic products will comply with the following

necessary requirements:

•

personnel responsible for the installation and/or maintenance of the doors must be familiar with the General and Speciﬁc

regulations in force on the subjects of work safety and hygiene (89/391/CEE - 89/654/CEE - 89/656/CEE);

•

personnel responsible for the installation and/or maintenance must be familiar with the Sematic product and must have been

trained by Sematic or by an authorized Sematic agent;

•

installation equipment used must be in good working order with all measuring instruments calibrated (2009/104/EC).

Sematic:

•

undertakes to update the present manual and send the customer copies of all new updates together with material;

•

within its continuous product improvement policy, reserves the right to make changes to the designs and materials of its products.

Sematic will give an agreed reasonable time to all its customers to allow them to adapt to the new changes their complementary

current constructions;

•

guarantees a good performance only of the original parts sold directly and correctly installed.

Therefore:

parts manufactured and/or added to the Sematic product without having it checked by Sematic, or non-original parts based upon a

Sematic design (even if supplied by authorised agents) cannot be considered under guarantee since the following conditions have not

been ensured:

1.

Quality control of raw material supply

2.

Process control

3.

Product control

4.

Conformity tests according to Sematic speciﬁcations

Furthermore, Sematic

•

guarantees the performance life of its products only if correctly stored (indoors storage at temperatures ranging between -10 and

+60 °C out of direct sunlight) and correctly installed;

•

guarantees the perfect performance of the products installed in environments with temperatures between -10 and +60 °C and with

a non-condensing, relative humidity level inbetween 20% and 80%. (Special note: for temperatures and humidity rates outside these

ranges, please consult our Technical Dept.)

The product is compliant with the following EU Directives:

•

98/37/CE Machinery Directive and subsequent modiﬁcations (when applicable)

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2014/33/EU Lifts Directive

•

93/68/CEE Markings

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90/269/CEE Heavy loads handling

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Noise (Acoustic emission) 86/188/CEE modiﬁed according to Directive 98/24/CEE

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Electromagnetic compatibility 2014/30/EU

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Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU

and with the following particular standards:

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EN81-20 & 50;

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AS1735;

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EN12015/EN12016;

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ASME A17.1

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UL508C;

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GB 7588 + XG1

The present document has been drafted in accordance with EN13015

Also evaluate in accordance with ANSI/ASME A17.1 -2013-10-21 and A17.5-2014-08-01

Also evaluate in accordance with CAN/CSA B44,and B44.1

Taking into account, during all project planning, the Risk Assessments relating to:

a.

RISKS OF MECHANICAL HAZARDS

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Squeezing during operations

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Squeezing after Trapping caused by friction (glass panels)

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Cuts caused by sharp edges, or static sharp pieces

b.

RISKS OF ELECTRICAL HAZARDS

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Persons in contact with energized parts (direct contact)

•

Persons in contact with parts that become energized due to a fault (indirect contact)

c.

RISKS OF OVERHEATING

d.

RISKS GENERATED BY NOISE

e.

RISKS GENERATED BY VIBRATION

f.

RISKS GENERATED BY MATERIALS AND SUBSTANCES

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2 WHAT IS THE SEMATIC DRIVE SYSTEM©?

The System consists of:

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a Car Door Operator (1)

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a microprocessor-based Door Controller (2)

The Sematic Drive System©automatically controls the opening and closing of the lift doors, monitoring the timing, current variations,

speeds (high, low, acceleration and deceleration curves), various safety systems (reversing system, Limited Door Reversal etc.) and faults

(high voltage, signal failure, ...).

There are two independent speed curve proﬁles for the opening and closing cycles (3) which can be modiﬁed by means of the door

controller push buttons or by means of the Sematic handset (an optional 8 digit keypad and display accessory which can be connected

to the card by an RJ45 plug).

The handset (4) is a key pad that allows viewing and modiﬁcation of the function parameters stored in the controller.

It is important to use the Sematic handset for installation or maintenance, as it enables viewing and/or variation of the controller

parameters, systems, and operation errors.

Furthermore, it is possible to use the Sematic handset directly from the inside of the car (5).

Making it possible to monitor and modify the door operating parameters from a completely safe position, and also to control the

movement of the coupled car and landing doors during their effective operating cycle.

Note: the pictures on this document are examples only; real components appearances may differ according to supplied conﬁguration of

door operator and motor.

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2.1 SPEED PROFILE

Opening cycle

O1 Opening acceleration

O2 Opening high speed

O3 Opening deceleration

Closing cycle

C1 Closing acceleration

C2 Closing high speed

C3 Closing deceleration

Key

Ka Door opening

Kc Door closing

La Open Limit

Lc Close limit

Closing cycle

Active reversing system

Opening cycle

Warning: for big size doors (for example total moving mass over 400 Kg) it’s advisable not to modify the pre-set closing high-speed

factory default, according to EN81 standard (closing kinetic energy limitations).

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2.2 DEFAULT PROFILES (PARAM. CODE 33)

This parameter allows to select one of the ﬁve default speed proﬁles (50%= low performance; 100% = standard performance, 150% = high

performance).

The default speed proﬁle parameter only affect the panels movement

0 -> 50% 3 -> 125%

1 -> 75% 4 -> 150%

2 -> 100%

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3 GENERAL FEATURES

3.1 TECHNICAL INFORMATION SEMATIC DRIVE SYSTEM©(DC-PWM)

MAIN SUPPLY VOLTAGE 90-290 Vac (115 V-20%, 230V+26%), 50-60 Hz

TYPICAL POWER CONSUMPTION 200 VA

PEAK POWER CONSUMPTION 300 VA

MOTOR OVERLOAD PROTECTION @In <15 minutes

@2In <3 minutes

OPERATIONAL TEMPERATURE RANGE from -10°C to +60°C

HUMIDITY non-condensing between 20% and 80%

PROTECTION rapid cartridge fuse [5x20, 4 A, R/C JDYX2]

battery fuse [5x20, 8 A, R/C JDYX2]

PERFORMANCE SPEED separately adjustable for opening and closing

REVERSAL SENSITIVITY Variable, only operational on door closing cycle

Suitable for use on a circuit capable of delivering not more than 5000 Arms, symmetrical Amperes, 240 V AC maximum

3.2 SEMATIC DRIVE SYSTEM©DOOR CONTROLLER (DC-PWM)

1.

Power ON button

2.

Power OFF button

3.

Display

4.

Manual mode buttons

5.

RJ45 Connection port (Handset)

6.

6 poles motor and auxiliary EOD battery power supply connector (cod. E066AARX-05)

7.

RJ45 Connection port (Motor optical Encoder)

8.

4 poles detector / photocells connector (cod. E066AARX-06)

9.

6 poles Main Lift Controller signals connector (cod. E066AARX-03)

10.

6 poles Main Lift Controller signals connector (cod. E066AARX-04)

11.

10 poles Main Lift Controller signals connector (cod. E066AARX-07)

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4 SIGNALS TO/FROM THE DOOR CONTROLLER

4.1 SEMATIC DRIVE SYSTEM©(DC-PWM) CONNECTIONS

Adjustable internal motor overload protection:

The Sematic door drive system estimates the motor temperature and it stop any motor movement in case of overtemperature (Alarm 02

active) .The function is based on i²T algorithm.

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Field wiring terminal marking in accordance with UL508A

Terminals

number

Connection

mode

Typer of

connections

Wiring conductor

type

Wiring

temperature

rating

Tightening

torque

Wire size

AWG UL/CUL

6 Tightening screw 24Vcc Battery

power supply

and Load (Motor

power)

Use Copper Conductors

Only

Not Required Max 0,6 Nm

Min 0,5Nm

Max 12

Min 30

8 Tightening screw 24Vcc Detector/

Photocell power

supply and control

circuit

Use Copper Conductors

Only

Not Required Max 0,6 Nm

Min 0,5Nm

Max 12

Min 30

7 Plug type Motor encoder Use Copper Conductors

Only

Not Required Not Required Not Required

9 Tightening screw Control circuit Use Copper Conductors

Only

Not Required Max 0,6 Nm

Min 0,5Nm

Max 14

Min 30

10 Tightening screw Copper Conductors Only Not Required Max 0,6 Nm

Min 0,5Nm

Max 12

Min 30

11 Tightening screw Not Required Max 0,6 Nm

Min 0,5Nm

Max 12

Min 30

12 Plug type

(Terminal not

separable from the

cable)

Main power

supply voltage

Flexible cord in

agreement with UL

category code ZJCZ "Use

Copper Conductors Only"

60°C (140°f) Not Required Max 14

Min 18

Sematic Drive System©setup incoming/outgoing signals from the door controller

1 = with these motors the complete Sematic Drive System©operator acquires the IP43 protection.

2 Safety chains

3 Main Lift Controller

4 Photocells or Detectors

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INCOMING SIGNALS FROM THE DOOR CONTROLLER

Signal Connector Pins Contact type & normal state Note

Opening control Ka

(coming from the Main Lift

Controller)

Connector pins

5-15

These connections require dry

(voltage free) contacts (contact

open when inactive)

When the Door Controller is

installed on a Front & Rear entrance

car, it is important that the opening

and closing commands have no

common contacts between the two

doors.

Shielded, Grounded Wire Highly

Recommended

Closing control Kc

(coming from the Main Lift

Controller)

Connector pins

3-15

These connections require dry

(voltage free) contacts (contact

open when inactive)

Forced closing control at low speed

Kb

Connector pins

15-22

These connections require dry

(voltage free) contacts (contact

open when inactive)

The main lift controller may

signal the forced closing when the

photocell (or similar device) shall be

made inoperative due to a failure, or

after several door closing failures.

Re-opening control Kn Connector pins

15-23

These connections require dry

(voltage free) contacts (both logics

available)

Fire-Fighting Contact Kff Connector pins

15-39

These connections require dry

(voltage free) contacts (contact

open when inactive)

Contact K2TB Connector pins

15-41

These connections require dry

(voltage free) contacts (contact

open when inactive)

This signal allows the door

controller to recognize different

door opening widths in the same

lift installation.

Given this signal, the opening and

closing operations are carried out

referring to an alternative TB (door

width recorded by an additional

self-learning cycle).

Encoder signals Connector RJ45 (A) Factory prewired connector

Contact KEOD Connector pins

15-40

These connections require dry

(voltage free) contacts (contact

open when inactive)

This connection is to signal the use

of the Sematic E.O.D. Emergency

Opening Device to the Door

controller

Handset (Optional) Connector RJ45 (B)

Auxliary contact Kaux Connector pins

15-42

These connections require dry

(voltage free) contacts (contact

open when inactive)

Not yet implemented

Note: Sematic Drive System©controller may be used also with incoming signal from the Main Lift Controller with voltage range between

6 and 24 Vdc.

To use this feature:

•

Remove the shunt between 37-38 connector pins

•

Connect the 38 connector pin at the 0V DC external incoming signal Power supply

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OUTGOING SIGNALS FROM THE DOOR CONTROLLER

Signal Connector Pins Contact type & Normal state Notes

Opening limit switch contact La Connector pins

16-17

These connections provide dry

(voltage free) contact.

The contact is open when the door is

fully open.

Contact rating: 3A 250Vac 30Vdc

Closing limit switch contact Lc Connector pins

18-19

These connections provide dry

(voltage free) contact.

The contact is open when the door is

fully closed.

Contact rating: 3A 250Vac 30Vdc

Reversing system signal IM Connector pins

1-4

These connections provide dry

(voltage free) contact.

(contact normally closed)

This signal is generated by dry (voltage

free) Form C contacts (relay within the

Door Controller) and is activated only

when either a mechanical obstacle

(excessive force) prevents the doors

from closing, or a signal is received

from an external safety device that is

connected to the door controller.

It is used to signal the main lift

controller to interrupt the door close

command and give a door open signal.

Contact rating: 3A 250Vac 30Vdc

Connector pins

2-4

(contact normally open)

Auxliary autput signal AUX Connector pins

34-35

These connections provide dry

(voltage free) contact.

(contact normally open

These contacts can be used to signal

that a particular (pre-set) door opening

distance has been achieved, or as

a Gong or Buzzer while the door is

opening or as a Thermic alarm signal.

Contact rating: 3A 250Vac 30Vdc.

Connector pins

35-36

(contact normally closed)

Motor Connector pins

43-44-45

Factory-prewired connector

Acoustic alarm (BUZZER) Optional Connector pins

15-21

These connections provide a 24Vdc,

100ma contact. Contact is open

when not active.

•

For the Door Operator mechanical installation refer to the “Installation and maintenance of Sematic doors” manual.

•

The door controller is supplied already mounted on the operator (not applicable for C-MOD door model). All the connections

between the door controller and the motor are pre-wired at Sematic. In order to prevent possible damage to the wiring cables by

coming into contact with the drive belt, they are ﬁxed to the header as shown in the following image.

1 Sematic Drive System 2 Motor 3 Encoder cable

4 Rear view 5 Ensure cables are clamp ﬁx

Note: In case of motor replacement be sure to bind the excess cable lenght as above pictured, to avoid any contact of the motor cable with the driving belt.

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Warning: to avoid possible induced currents within ﬁeld wiring, it is recommended to shield the Ka and Kc signals (connector pins 3, 5

and 15) with grounded, shielded cables.

Changes made to the factory wiring length or position can damage the EMC system characteristics and is not recommended.

4.2 DETECTOR/PHOTOCELL/BARRIERS: SIGNAL-ONLY CONNECTION TO THE DOOR CONTROLLER (DIRECT CONNEC-

TION)

This connection requires a dry (voltage free) external relay contact connected to the Door Controller Connector pins 15 & 23.

If desired, it is possible to connect the single output signal from a photocell (or similar device) formed by a voltage free contact, so that the

door controller will directly receive the command to re-open.

The photocell (or similar device) has therefore an independent power supply and sends only its outgoing signal to the Sematic Drive

Reopening is operated according to the REVERSING SYSTEM, LIMITED DOOR REVERSAL EFFECT and PROTECTIVE DEVICE LOGIC

settings (see sections “6.2 Reversing System choice: Internal or External (Param. Code 00)” a pag. 26, “6.3 Main Lift Controller Test

(Param. Code 01)” a pag. 26, “6.12 Protective Device Logic Kn (Param. Code 21)” a pag. 29).

NOTE: This connection method does not provide for Door Controller interaction with Fire Service Operation. The Main Lift Controller must be arranged to either

interrupt the signal from the Detector/Photocell/Barrier, or to interrupt the power supply of the Detector/Photocell/Barrier as required under Fire Service Operation

(Fire Fighting).

4.3 DETECTOR/PHOTOCELL/BARRIERS: COMPLETE CONNECTION TO THE DOOR CONTROLLER

Complete Connection means that the device draws its power supply from and sends the re-open signal directly and only to the Sematic

It is possible to have the complete connection of detectors or photocells with a 24 Vdc max 100 mA supply and a PNP N/O or N/C output,

through the connector pins:

1 Example of photocells/barriers with transmitter and receiver connected between themselves through the dummy free

connector pin 30.

33 GND ground connector pin

32 IN PNP N/O or N/C signal from

detector/photocell/barrier

31 + 24 Vdc Vdc power supply to

detector/photocell/barrier

30 NC dummy free connector pin

(it can be used as a dummy connector for connection

between the detectors system components).

The operating reopening modes depend upon the setting of the REVERSING SYSTEM, LIMITED DOOR REVERSAL EFFECT and

PROTECTIVE DEVICE LOGIC settings.

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4.4 COMPLETE CONNECTION FROM DETECTOR MEMCO E SERIES TO THE DOOR CONTROLLER

Alternatives of detector connection

MEMCO E 12-18 (RX) with E11-18 (TX) detectors– SDS

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5 INSTRUCTION WITHOUT HANDSET

Display in Automatic and Manual Mode

5.1 AUTOMATIC MODE “AUTO”

•

When the Door Controller is working in automatic mode the “AUTO” red led is on, whereas the other two red leds are off.

•

When the Door Controller is switched on, or after a self-resetting, it starts directly in the automatic mode.

•

All the signals sent by the main lift controller and by the external devices (barriers, photocells, etc.) are active in this mode.

•

Key 2: keep pressed for at least 3 sec. to check the last alarm code

•

Key 3: keep pressed for at least 3 sec to reset last alarm

•

Key 2+Key3: press together for at least 5 sec to perform the "reset speed proﬁle" operation

•

Key 1: selects Self Learning Cycle.

•

When Key 4 is kept pressed for a while, the Door Controller (ca. 3 sec.), switches to the manual mode “MAN”.

5.2 MANUAL MODE “MAN”

•

When the Door Controller is working in manual mode the “MAN” red led is on, whereas the other two red leds are off.

•

All signals coming from the main lift controller and from other external devices are ignored.

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The IM contact is deactivated, therefore the Door Controller does not recognize any signal coming from the external devices to

reverse door movement, such as photocells or barriers.

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Opening and Closing commands may be manually input by pushing Key 2 (open) or Key 3 (close).

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Key 1 selects Self Learning Cycle.

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When key 4 is kept pressed for a while (Appx. 3 sec.), the Door Controller switches to the automatic mode “AUTO”.

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If no keys are pressed the Door Controllerremains in manual mode.

Both in automatic and manual mode the Door Controller will show the following display:

Door opening (Flashing Display)

Door open

Door closing (Flashing Display)

Door Closed

Self learning

Forced closing

It signals an alarm and ashes giving the code of the

recognised alarm.

Reversing system on

Waiting commands from MLC

WITTUR sematic SDS Rel. 3 User manual

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