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Operating instructions 

Use and maintenance manual

 

 

 

-

 

The

 

card

 

installed

 

is

 

BMP1_HW

 

-

 

The

 

control

 

card

 

is

 

powered

 

by

 

230V

 

single

‐

phase

 

50Hz.

 

 

WARNING

 

:

 

The

 

power

 

line

 

230V

 

single

‐

phase

 

50Hz.must

 

be

 

dedicated

 

only

 

to

 

the

 

control

 

board

 

and

 

must

 

not

 

have

 

current

 

oscillation

 

-

 

The

 

control

 

board,

 

through

 

microcontroller,

 

controls

 

the

 

operating

 

current

 

of

 

the

 

motor

 

and

 

the

 

heat

 

sink

 

temperature,

 

providing

 

to

 

report

 

any

 

malfunction.

 

-

 

All

 

imputs

 

are

 

indicated

 

by

 

leds

 

-

 

Allarm

 

messages

 

are

 

indicated

 

by

 

flashing

 

light

 

or

 

display

 

 

WARNING

 

 

Accessories:

 

output

 

24Vac/300mA

 

MAX

 

                                                 

output

 

12Vdc/100mA

 

MAX

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

LEGENDA

 

 

1 

CONTROL CARD 

6 

MOTOR BRAKE TERMINAL (N°30-31) 

 + FLASHING LIGHT (N°29-30) 

2 

METAL BOARD 

7 

CONTROL BOARD LOCK 

3 

MOTOR TERMINAL 

 (U-V-W) 

8 

START BUTTON  

4 

DOOR LOCK 

9 

EMERGENCY BUTTON 

5 

GROUNDING TERMINAL 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

CONTROL BOARD 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

1 

2 

Summary of Contents for DYNAMICROLL

Page 1: ...mpitalia it USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL UNI EN 13241 1 2 Read this manual carefully before installing the product The service of installation must be performed only by authorized personnel and in accordance with national wiring standard After reading the entire manual keep it for future reference IMPORTANT ENGLISH DYNAMICROLL ...

Page 2: ...d EN 13241 1 2003 certified with the system 3 By the institute notified CSI specific 0497 It i salso in line withthe safety reqiurement specified by machinery derective 98 37 CE with particular reference to the disposition UNI EN 292 1 e 2 Machine safety Fundamental concepts general designed principles CEI EN 60204 1 Machine safety Electrical equipment of machines part 1 general rules CEI EN 13241...

Page 3: ...orized person ASSISTANCE DESCRIPTION Tick the box corresponding to the operation performed Describe any risk and incorrect use Installation Maintenance Repair Changes __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _____________________________...

Page 4: ... exinting door to improve motorized operation Owner natural or legal person that has the door and that is responsible for its operation and use Maintenance all operation check lubrification cleaning ecc sufficient to ensure correct and safe operation of the door and its component after installation Maintenance includes adjustements repair or replacement for usury or accidental distruction of compo...

Page 5: ...on can cause damage or injury Please note that the sticker on the doors are a part of this manual and show warnings and safety massage and should not be removed or damaged The importance is so classified ATTENTION This symbol indicates the possibility of death or serious injury WARNINGS This symbol indicated the possibility of injury or damage ATTENTION Do not disassemble or try to repair the door...

Page 6: ...mechanical resistance Determination wind resintance class Crush risk During door installation Istruction inside the manual Cut risk During door installation Istruction inside the manual ELETTRICAL RISK Elettric shock risk Elettrical transmission comply with the rules MATERIAL AND PRODUCT RISK Risk to contact or inhalation of harmful fluids gases mists fumes and dust Not present Dangerous poses or ...

Page 7: ...in 9 Motor cover 10 Polyzene guides 11 Side plate 12 Ball bearing 13 Shaft 14 Roller tube 15 Pulley 16 Toothed belt 17 Limit switch 18 Limit switch support 19 Adapter 20 400 V three phase motor 21 Adapter support 22 Key 23 Drive shaft 24 Edge cogged curtain DYNAMICROLL WITH FRONTAL MOTOR DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENT 15 22 16 18 12 11 24 19 21 23 20 17 11 12 13 14 1 3 4 9 5 8 7 2 6 10 ...

Page 8: ...ft 23 Adapter support 4 Column 14 Roller tube 24 Cogwheel 5 Crossbar 15 Pulley 25 Chain link 6 Flashing light 16 Toothed belt 26 Chain 7 Pothole 17 Limit switch 27 Key 8 PVC curtain 18 Limit switch support 28 Hub 9 Motor cover 19 Shaft key 10 Polyzene guides 20 Low speed shaft 11 12 13 14 1 3 4 9 6 5 8 7 2 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 12 26 27 28 ...

Page 9: ... the thickness of the cable conforms to what is stated in the specification of the power source Never install a differential circuit breaker in wet or damp areas EQUIPMENT NEEDED 1 Flexometer 10 Level 2 Suitable lifting equipment stairs elevator ecc 11 Set of allen keys 17 mm 13 mm 10mm 8 mm 3 Screwdriver set 12 Tester 4 Iron drill 13 Hammer 5 Hammer drill 14 Cordless screwdriver 6 Drill bits iron...

Page 10: ...r controls the operating current of the motor and the heat sink temperature providing to report any malfunction All imputs are indicated by leds Allarm messages are indicated by flashing light or display WARNING Accessories output 24Vac 300mA MAX output 12Vdc 100mA MAX LEGENDA 1 CONTROL CARD 6 MOTOR BRAKE TERMINAL N 30 31 FLASHING LIGHT N 29 30 2 METAL BOARD 7 CONTROL BOARD LOCK 3 MOTOR TERMINAL U...

Page 11: ... Brake RD TERMINA mper inputs N C 0mA max 0mA max tion in use 20 tion in use 40 ntijamming se mmand g standard tart puts 12Vdc puts 12Vdc opening limit s closing limit sw it switch switch er accessories er accessories tion in use 20 3 C ase ase ase hase eutral ng terminal ght 230V OMMON flashin 120V AL WITH LIM N C not used CONNECTIO 0 300 opened 0 300 closed d nsor N C closing optio switch witch ...

Page 12: ...er SIGNAL opt l Motor pha Motor pha Motor pha Power ph Neutral Groundin Flashing li Phase CO Brake ARD TERMI mper inputs N C mA max enco mA max enco tion in use 20 3 ijamming senso mand standard clo art ts 12Vdc ts 12Vdc een cable low cable accessories 300 accessories 300 tion in use 20 3 C ase U ase ase hase 230Vac ng terminal ght 230V OMMON flashin 120V INAL WITH N C not used CONNECTIO oder red ...

Page 13: ...nterrupted A safety sensor near roller tube it controls curtain wrapping and it stop the curtain if during the closure curtain support on an obstacle CONTROL CARD OPERATION MODE AUTOMATIC CLOSING ADJUSTABLE This system allow to open the door with START command and adjustment of pause time for automatic closing To enable this mode of operation position the dip switch 1 on ON Factory mode operation ...

Page 14: ... the maintenance staff ORDINARTY CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE The ordinary maintenance operations are all the operations that could do the user The maintenance and clearing of the door are necessary to obtain the best functioning higher safety for the user and a longer operativeness of the door COMPONENT DESCRIPTION PERIODICITY Structure Verify that the structure is correctely fixed to the wall in ord...

Page 15: ... Six month Mechanical components Verify the condition of the motor Control the condition of the motor brake Control the wear and tension of the drive cjhain of the motor adapter Control the condition of the reducer oil leak fixing to the motor fixing of the structure Control the condition of the limit switch wear of the beltwheel wear and fixing of the pulley the correct functioning of the camme a...

Page 16: ...der 3 RELEASE THE STOP BUTTON LED 6 turned ON 3 MOVE THE DOOR WITH BUTTON P1 AND P2 OF 40 50 CM AND LOCATE IT ON CLOSE POSITION this operation is useful to recognize the encoder 3 VERIFY THAT THE LED LD13 radio safety edge or sensor in the upper case IS ON 3 IF NOT MAKE JUMPERS 7 13 AND CONTROL THEN THE SECURITY COMPONENTS 3 INVERT THE ENCODER CABLE yellow with green 3 FOR DOORS WITH UPPER PHOTOCE...

Page 17: ...tly flat for all the length of the black profile or take out the gum and control the 5 VERIFY THE CONNECTIONS OF THE RECEIVER 6 THE PHOTOCELL DOESN T WORK LD 7 OFF 6 VERIFY THE ALIGNMENT 6 VERIFY THE CONNECTION OF THE BLACK RECEIVER CABLE brown 12Vdc blue 0V dc black signal that it arrives to the terminal 14 in the local plant the door doesn t close 6 VERIFY THE CONNECTION OF THE TRANSMITTER GREY ...

Page 18: ...LL USING THE PROGRAMMER PARAMETER SETTING ANTI JAMMING PHOTOCELL READING 10 LOWER THE ANTI JAMMING PHOTOCELL SENSOR 11 LD1 REMAINS ON IN THE TOP LEFT HAND 11 VERIFIY THE FUSE 11 THE CARD IS DAMNAGED replace it 12 THE DOOR DOESN T CLOSE AUTOMATICALLY 12 VERIFY DIP 1 ON automatic OFF manual 12 CONTROL THE CORRECT FUNCTIONING OF THE SAFETY COMPONENTS LD 7 LD 13 LD 6 on 13 THE DOOR WORKS BUT SOMETIMES...

Page 19: ... working if the door exceeds the threshold lower the opening HZ 14 THE PHOTOCELL DOESN T WORK 14 CONTROL THAT IN THE VICINITY THERE AREN T ANY OTHER PHOTOCELLS THAT COULD CAUSE REFLECTION try to darken the photocells the door closes but the photocell doesn t reverse the curtain 14 CONTROL THAT WITH THE PHOTOCELL CABLES THERE AREN T ANY HIGH VOLTAGE CABLES motor motor brake flashing lights power li...

Page 20: ...ear and tear to weathering The replacement the addition or the modification without the permission of the manufacturer the use of component not identical to those provided or any other brand will void the warranty The responsibility for B M P S r L remains however limited to the repair or replacement of defective parts B M P S r L disclaim any responsibilityfor any consequence or damage caused fro...

Page 21: ...ou have sendto the manufacturer in these ways mail assistenza bmpitalia it fax al numero 0173 658336 web al sito internet www bmpeurope eu Information neded Personal information company or owner of the door Door data serial NO Description of the problem Eventually photos REPAIRING REQUEST ...

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