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Page 1: ...Besam Swingmaster 900 Service and Installation Manual Complies with ANSI BHMA A156 10 standards for power operated pedestrian doors UL325 UL991 Listed US23 0583 51 1 31 2008...

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Page 3: ...t Identification OptionsU 8 USwingmaster 900 Surface Mount Side LoadU 8 USwingmaster 900 Concealed Mount Side LoadU 9 UArmsU 10 UPushing ArmU 10 UPull ArmU 11 UConcealed Arm U 11 USpacer Kit U 11 UOpt...

Page 4: ...ressU 32 UMounting the Arm SystemU 33 UPush Arm SystemU 33 UPull Arm SystemU 33 UBottom Load InstallationU 34 UParts and installationU 34 UBottom Load InstallationU 35 UElectrical Connections and Adju...

Page 5: ...urning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Re orient the receiving antenna Relocate the receiver with respect to...

Page 6: ...120 V AC 10 60 Hz max 4 amps 18 V AC DC max 1 Amp 2 Amp 4 Amp Maximum door weight 220 lb 100 kg for door leaf width max 55 Hold open time Ambient temperature 0 60 seconds 20 F 29 C and 160 F 71 C Not...

Page 7: ...ystem the operator to drive an arm system that opens the door Closing power is provided by coil spring An electronic control unit uses a cam door positioning system to control the door s movement Note...

Page 8: ...will ignore all signals and immediately close door s at normal speed 72BFunction of Locks The control has an available output of 18 VAC DC for external locks and lock modules This output will require...

Page 9: ...5BPanic Function Center pivoted doors can be pushed in the opposite direction for panic egress If one door of a pair is pushed in the panic direction both doors will be disabled until the door s inter...

Page 10: ...Handing Door handing is determined by standing with your back to the hinge The side to which the door normally opens right or left is the handing of the door Note this information differs from manual...

Page 11: ...Push Arm 42 Door Butt Hung Surfaced Applied Pull Arm 44 Door Butt Hung Surfaced Applied Push Arm 44 Door Butt Hung Surfaced Applied Pull Arm 48 Door Butt Hung Surfaced Applied Push Arm 48 Door Butt Hu...

Page 12: ...Center Panel 5 End Caps 2 6 Header Mounting Holes 4 7 Mounting Bolts 4 8 Cable Holes 4 9 Ground Bolt 1 10 Jamb Wall Surface 2 11 CU2 Control Unit 12 Operator 13 Cams and Switches 14 Harness 15 Motor...

Page 13: ...Center Panel 5 End Caps 2 6 Header Mounting Holes 8 7 Mounting Bolts 8 8 Cable Holes 4 9 Ground Bolt 1 10 Jamb Wall Surface 2 11 CU2 Control Unit 12 Operator 13 Cams and Switches 14 Harness 15 Motor...

Page 14: ...he door in either direction Note Only one arm is required per operator 75BPushing Arm The push arm is used when installing the Swingmaster on the opposite side of the wall from the direction in which...

Page 15: ...ft Hand 14 Track Clr 30 06 103 Clr 30 06 104 Clr 30 06 202 Blk 30 06 226 Blk 30 06 215 Blk 30 06 236 0 5 reveal 77BConcealed Arm The concealed arm is used on center pivot doors in an overhead conceale...

Page 16: ...Open Round Blank P N 75 02 281 P N 75 21 002 Narrow Push To Open Narrow Blank 42BRemote Push Plates RF P N 75 02 269 P N 75 02 273 P N 75 02 271 Narrow Push To Open Round Push To Open Remote Receiver...

Page 17: ...310 Black 45BLabels P N 75 20 100 Dual Side P N 75 20 101 Dual Side Automatic Door Do Not Enter Out Do Not Enter Automatic Door In P N 75 20 102 Dual Side Caution Automatic Door Note Any labels that...

Page 18: ...n to the above the operator and header may be positioned in two ways with respect to the door concealed and surface applied Concealed means that the operator and the header are placed between the door...

Page 19: ...the header 4 Mount the operator 5 Install the control unit so that the PC board is facing the removable access cover 6 Attached all ground cables to ground bolt Reference section titled Part Identifi...

Page 20: ...ent specifications Thinner wall profiles must be reinforced with Riv Nuts 12BTest Equipment Stopwatch Force gauge 50 lb 22 7 kg force range Multimeter 13BTools Required Set of box end wrenches Spirit...

Page 21: ...the bottom cam so that the home and panic switches are not being activated at the door home closed position Re secure bolt when finished 3 The top cam is factory set as either a right hand or left han...

Page 22: ...e the square end cap 1 to access the LH adjustment screw Turn the screw out to decrease the opening angle in to increase Reinstall square cap 80B B Left Hand Surfaced Applied Loosen set screw 2 Adjust...

Page 23: ...cal doorstop be provided to prevent damage due to misuse and high wind situations Check with local codes to verify that such a doorstop is permissible Caution If this is an inswing door used for egres...

Page 24: ...der above the door The door can be opened in a direction opposite to normal in an emergency panic breakout A concealed operator can also be installed in the ceiling space above the door bottom load Su...

Page 25: ...L Header Length DH Door Height Y Door Bottom to Receiving Surface of Pivot Socket FFL Finish Floor Level 1 Measure the height of the door DH 2 Measure from the bottom of the door to the receiving surf...

Page 26: ...plate properly centered Drill and tap the four fastening holes or use Riv Nuts in the top rail of the door If the web depth is greater than 5 8 a spacer under the drive arm and longer screws may be re...

Page 27: ...nel 10 Install the operator and secure it to the header with three screws on the side opposite the cover The other three screws holding the operator will be installed with the cover 50BInstallation of...

Page 28: ...sed position for the door 0 position and temporarily fix it with the drive arm set screw Give a constant impulse let the arm open to 90 and lock it in this position with the spindle lock screw Caution...

Page 29: ...sed to control all types of swing doors The operator is mounted on either side of the door header and the door is controlled with a push or pull arm system 55BModels Push arm system on a left handed d...

Page 30: ...erline of spindle to centerline of pivot 6 Install the external cables through the cable inlet holes The cables can enter the casing from the hinge pivot side or from the strike side but it is always...

Page 31: ...its the splines of the drive shaft and permits fine adjustment of the arm system angle See section titled Spare Parts for a listing of all parts in each arm assembly CAUTION Damage to the arm will occ...

Page 32: ...connecting rod is needed for the arm reference section titled Parts Identification Options The maximum standard reveal is 12 305 mm All dimensions given here correspond to an opening angle of 90 100 T...

Page 33: ...ystem double 83BSurface applied dual push PIC0073 1 Clearance holes for 1 4 6 mm bolts and cable inlet to be drilled on site 2 Offset pivot or butt hinge 3 Main arm 4 Connecting rod 5 Arm shoe Offset...

Page 34: ...pull arm on a right handed door shown left handed door mirror image Note If installing on a door with swing clear hinges be sure to maintain a maximum distance of 3 95 25mm from centerline of spindle...

Page 35: ...f 3 mm from center line to center line of pivot PIC0075 1 Clearance holes for 1 4 6 mm bolts and cable inlet are predrilled field installation requirements will dictate what type and size hardware to...

Page 36: ...hinges be sure to maintain a minimum distance of 3 95 25mm from a center line of spindle to center line of pivot PIC0074 1 Clearance holes for 1 4 6mm bolts and cable inlet to be drilled on site 2 Off...

Page 37: ...ng the opening and closing movement of the door the roller guide will move a certain distance on the door Mark the end positions for this distance Note mark the top of the roller guide 5 To make the i...

Page 38: ...ntrance Solutions 34 1 31 2008 20BBottom Load Installation 62BParts and installation 1 SwingMaster Bottom Load Header 2 Header End Cap 3 Spindle Motor Mount 4 Motor Mount Cover Mount 5 Control Mount 6...

Page 39: ...der but keep in mind that the depth is 6 3 8 162 mm when centering the header on an overhead concealed jamb Use appropriate fasteners to attach header to opening 6 All your door prep and spindle locat...

Page 40: ...uring any work with the electrical connections the main power must be disconnected Using bracket US03 0579 03 mount the control onto the header using existing holes and hardware supplied in kit Be sur...

Page 41: ...ng impulses OPD and presence and electro mechanical locking devices to the master control Connect door mounted sensors to their respective control The hold open time is controlled by the master and mu...

Page 42: ...talling before getting fully open 4 Adjust ramp RMP to desired braking at back check 5 Adjust reverse upon obstruction RUO to required force for opening on obstruction Check that the door can recycle...

Page 43: ...pping breaker see adjustments on page 37 HLD Hold force will balance the spring closing force and keep the door still in any position Hold force starts 9 or 18 second after given impulse depending on...

Page 44: ...mon An open contact until back check switch is activated by the top cam then 0VDC in the back check area Used to inhibit a door mounted sensor on the swing side between 80 or earlier and 90 degrees to...

Page 45: ...activated and the microswitch is tripped TB1 9 goes open TB1 10 IHB Inhibit Output Used for sensor systems requiring voltage to switch them ON OFF or Inhibit Caution Output to be used along with TB1...

Page 46: ...For right hand operator LH MTR Left hand motor Output For left hand operator RH CAM Right hand cam switches Input For right hand operator LH CAM Left hand cam switches Input For left hand operator J2...

Page 47: ...connected to the CUHub and the CUHub connects to the CU2 For detailed CUHub instruction and troubleshooting see manual 75 5221 02 When troubleshooting the CU2 control unplug the CUHub if being used F...

Page 48: ...ermitted to be used in place of a rail provided that it meets the criteria in 6 2 1 through 6 1 5 Exception 2 Guide rails for swing doors serving both egress and ingress shall project out from the fac...

Page 49: ...ower operated swinging doors 8 2 2 1 If an overhead sensor s is used to provide a safety zone the length of the active area shall be effective to within 5 in from the face of the closed door measured...

Page 50: ...as described in 8 2 2 and an activating zone The length of the activating zone shall be established as follows The activating zone starts adjacent to the safety zone and extends an additional 55 in f...

Page 51: ...4 under to 100 45 2 0 36 914 to 140 64 2 3 42 1067 to 110 50 2 3 42 1067 to 150 68 2 7 48 2119 to 120 55 2 8 48 2119 to 160 73 3 2 48 2119 to 220 99 4 0 10 2 6 Latch Check shall occur for swinging doo...

Page 52: ...le from both sides reading AUTOMATIC DOOR with letters in high minimum The sign described in figures B 1 B 3 and B 5 shall be permitted to be used to satisfy this requirement 11 2 1 An arrow sign shal...

Page 53: ...E 4 MAINTENANCE NOT PART OF ANSI BHMA 156 10 Automatic pedestrian doors require periodic maintenance and inspections to ensure compliance with this standard It is strongly recommended that all automat...

Page 54: ...multimeter for 0 ohms and replace with a fuse of the same rating Continued blowing of fuses suggests either a short miswiring or lastly a bad control unit Check if kill is active Is safety sensor act...

Page 55: ...the door or hinges binding Repair or replace door or hinges The door does not close fully Is the door arm binding or adjusted correctly Repair or readjust door arm The motor and transformer get hot Is...

Page 56: ...en force It also lowers the amount of spring force available to close the door and hold it closed Mounting the operator further from the hinge has the opposite effect Note Mounting the operator at any...

Page 57: ...f necessary Check Functioning Mats Sensors Operator Control and Push Plates per device checklist and AAADM Check Signage Are all signs in place readable and in good condition Check Door Hinging Mechan...

Page 58: ...ption View US05 0583 11 Swingmaster 900 OHC Operator Light Spring US05 0583 12 Swingmaster 900 OHC Operator Medium Spring US05 0583 21 Swingmaster 900 SA Operator Light Spring US05 0583 22 Swingmaster...

Page 59: ...ter CUHub Module US02 0583 13 P N P 3 Postion Switch ON OFF HOLD US02 0583 14 Swingmaster CU2 Sync 5ft Cable For Pairs US02 0583 04 Swingmaster CU2 Switch Harness US02 0583 05 Swingmaster CU2 to CUHub...

Page 60: ...RH CL 30 06 103 RH BL 30 06 226 LH CL 30 06 202 LH BL 30 06 215 Swingmaster Pull Arm Assembly 30 06 101 Over Head Concealed Center Pivot Arm CL 75 15 310 BL 75 15 311 Standard Universal 3 Position Tog...

Page 61: ...Double Egress US02 0583 10 P N P Door Mounted Harness US21 0583 01 Microswitch Adaptor US02 0583 07 10 Pin Terminal Block US23 0274 01 Passport System Manual 75 5221 02 CUHub Manual US23 0583 51 Swing...

Page 62: ...n View 30 15 246 Drive Shaft Extension Kit Surface Applied 5 PIC0080 US21 0583 02 SBK30 Adapter for Mounting to Jambs PIC0082 US21 0583 03 SBK30 Adapter for Mounting to Guide Rails PIC0083 US03 0579 0...

Page 63: ...Besam Entrance Solutions 59 1 31 2008 27BWiring Diagrams 68BCU2 Backward Compatibility with LO21B All new micro switches must be installed per illustration below...

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