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CHANGES TO SLOWING SPACES
During the AUTOSET phase, a deceleration space can be set higher than the default space set by the control unit. Proceed as follows:
1) Bring the leaf in the CLOSURE position (check activation of the SWC limit switch)
2) Start-up an AUTOSET procedure: press and hold down the PU1 + PU2 keys until the 3 red LEDs light up cyclically.
3) The door will start opening.
4) A CLOSING movement will then start at normal speed, during which the slowing starting point can be selected using an S.S.
command. (transmitter, S.S. input, PU1) keys when needed.
5) An OPENING movement will then start at normal speed, during which the slowing starting point can be selected using an S.S.
command. (transmitter, S.S. input, PU1) keys when needed.
6) At the end of the procedure the panel stops in the open position and the LED lights remain steady for 5s to confirm AUTOSET
correctly carried out.
Disabling the slowing phases
If you do not want the slowing phases, proceed as follows:
1) Bring the leaf in the CLOSURE position (check activation of the SWC limit switch)
2) Set DIP 1/2/3 ON
3) Start-up an AUTOSET procedure: press and hold down the PU1 + PU2 keys until the 3 red LEDs light up cyclically.
4) The AUTOSET procedure starts, some opening and closing movements are commanded
5) On completion of the autoset manoeuvres, bring the DIP OFF, slowing is now disabled.
TRIMMER FUNCTION
TCA Trimmer
Allows to adjust automatic closing time. Adjustment may vary from a minimum of 3s to a maximum of 180s.
With the TCA trimmer turned completely clockwise the TCA is disabled.
With TCA active and the panel open, the LD1 LED starts flashing quickly to indicate the counting of the TCA time in progress.
AMP Trimmer
Adjustment of the sensitivity of the amperometric sensor for obstacle detection during opening and closing.
Rotate the trimmer clockwise (+) to increase the torque, turn counter-clockwise (-) to decrease the torque.
In the case of obstacle detection:
- Stops movement during opening.
- Stops and reopens the panel for about 3s during closing .
CAUTION:
The AMP trimmer increases or decreases the value that the control unit has set in the various points of the run during AUTOSET phase.
It should therefore be set
only after a complete AUTOSET procedure
and in compliance with the regulations in force.
DIP-SWITCH FUNCTION (S1)
DIP 1
DIP 1 enables to:
- Enable/disable pre-flashing PRE
- Selection of the AUX output operating mode.
- Enable/disable remote transmitter acquisition REM
The procedure involves switching DIP 1 ON, carrying out the operations described, then switching it back to OFF to confirm programming.
PRE-FLASHING enabling/disabling (PRE)
Switching DIP1 ON with the PU2 key will enable or disable pre-flashing.
The LD1 LED indicates the status of the function:
LED LD1 on:
Pre-flashing enabled. The flashing light activates 3s before the motor starts.
LED LD1 off:
Pre-flashing disabled (default)
ATTENTION: Switch DIP 1 to OFF at the end of programming.
Selection of the AUX output operating mode
After bringing DIP1 On with key PU1, select the operating mode of the AUX output as SCA (Gate Open Indicator Light) or as Second Radio Chan-
nel.
The LD2 LED indicates the status of the function:
LED LD2 on:
Second Radio Channel, the output is controlled by the second radio channel of the incorporated receiver (see
radio menu).
LED LD2 off:
Gate Open Indicator Light, the contact is open with the door closed, intermittent with the door in motion, closed
with the door open (default)
ATTENTION: Switch DIP 1 to OFF at the end of programming.
Enabling/disabling of remote transmitter acquisition (REM)
Switching DIP1 to On by simultaneously pressing PU1 + PU2 enables or disables remote acquisition, as described in the paragraph “Remote
acquisition of transmitters”.
Please note: Reception of duplicate “AK” series transmitters is simultaneously enabled or disabled.
The LD3 LED indicates the status of the function:
LED LD3 on:
Remote acquisition enabled (default)
LED LD3 off:
Remote learning disabled
ATTENTION: Switch DIP 1 to OFF at the end of programming.
