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Note
If the force is insufficient for the learning cycle, it can be
increased as follows:
By pressing the black button for at least 3 sec. during learning
cycle, the max. admissible shut down speed will be switched
from 50% to 40%.
The successful switching is indicated by the luminosity (approx.
1 sec.) of the halogen lamp. Repeat this procedure for a new
learning cycle.
If the force or speed is insufficient for the learning cycle,
the force/speed can be increased from 30 % to 50 % via
the DIL 4. Start the learning procedure once again.
For sectional doors, we recommend setting the DIL 4
to "OFF" before starting the learning phase.
3.2.3 Setting the maximum forces
The required forces for opening and closing the door,
which were learned and stored during the learning
phase, are updated also during the subsequent travel
cycles.
That's why, if the running action of the door gets
increasingly sluggish (e.g. spring tension slackens), it is
important for safety reasons that these values do not
infinitely reset themselves, as any necessary manual
operation of the door could otherwise present a possible
safety risk (e.g. door could crash to the floor).
The actually required forces are firmly memorised on the
microprocessor during memorisation – safe from errors
and power failure. The power tolerance at delivery is
suitable for the operation of standard doors. If the
memorised power is exceeded during closure, an
obstacle release of 300 mm in “OPEN” direction will be
effected. If the power values are exceeded during
opening, a short reverse will be effected, i.e. the operator
moves a short way to the closure direction.
Note
The obstacle release in “CLOSE” direction can be switched
from 300 mm reverse to complete opening. Switching is
effected if the black button is pressed for at least 3 sec. during
the first force learning caycle in opening direction (first cycle
after memorisation). The successful switching is indicated by
the luminosity of the halogen lamp. If the function “automatic
closing” is selected, the door generally opens completely after
having met an obstacle. For a new learning process this
procedure has to be repeated.
3.2.4 Setting the door speed
The door speed of the operator can be changed if
necessary. To set the speed a potentiometer is available,
which is accessible after opening the vision panel and is
marked with P1 (see figure 20.2).
Herewith the speed is augmented through turning
clockwise and reduced anticlockwise. The speed is
factory set on max. (P1 on right stop).
Note
After changing the door speed the operator has to be newly
programmed!
4 Installation: garage door operator and accessories
4.1 Notes on work involving electrics/electronics
4.2 Connecting the radio receiver
The radio receiver is plugged in as follows:
Plug connection (see figure 8). The receiver is plugged
into the corresponding connector plug-in on the
operator head. Check that the plug has properly engaged.
With regard to programming hand transmitter buttons
into the receiver, please refer to the corresponding
instructions.
4.3 Connecting an external radio receiver *
The radio receiver is plugged in as follows:
The plug of the receiver is plugged into the corresponding
4-pole corrector jack (see figure 8).
- the green ledge (GN) to the clamp 20 (0 V)
- the white ledge (WH) to the clamp 21 (channel 1)
- the yellow ledge (YE) to the clamp 23 (channel 2)
- the brown ledge (BN) to the clamp 5 (+24 V)
Note
The antenna flex of the radio receiver should not touch metal
objects (nails etc.). The best sending position has to be found by
trying. GSM 900- mobile phones can influence the use of the
radio system when used at the same time.
In case of a 2-channel receiver the first channel always takes
the function of control by impulsion (opening of the door). The
second channel can be used for partial opening or for closing.
(see chapter 5.1 and 5.2).
4.4 Electrical connection / Connection clips (see figure 7)
To connect additional components, the view panel must
be removed. The terminals to which the additional
components, such as floating internal and external button,
OFF button or wicket door contact as well as photocells,
are connected, carry a safe low voltage of max. 30 V DC
only. All the connecting terminals are designed for multiple
assignment, however, for max.1x1.5mm2 (see fig. 7.2).
Before connecting, always pull out the mains plug first!
ATTENTION! The following points apply
to all work involving electrics/electronics:
- Electrical connections may only be made by a
qualified electrician!
- On-site electrical installation must comply with the
relevant safety regulations (230/240 V AC, 50/60 Hz)!
- Before working on the operator, always unplug from
the mains!
- External voltage at any of the controls connecting
terminals will completely destroy the electronics!
- To avoid malfunctions, ensure that the control
cables of the operator (24 V DC) are laid in an
installation system separate to other supply lines
(230 V AC)!
* Accessory is not included in delivery!
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