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Control unit CP.BTY connections

Fig.24

3

5

2

SHHIELD

ANT

P.BY

K.BY

RX

PHOT

PHOT C

STOP

PP

24V

-

+

4

1

BLINK

MOT1

MOT2

ANT

SHIELD

F.BY

TX

DESCRIPTION OF THE TERMINAL BOARDS

CLAMP

COLOUR DESCRIPTION

PHOT

GREEN

NC contact input from the RX photocell installed on the pillar. The two clamps are connected to 
each other by a wire (ref. “A”). Remove this wire only if the photocell is connected.

PHOT C

GREEN

NC contact input from the RX photocell installed inside the small column (optional).
The two clamps are connected to each other by a wire (ref. “A”). Remove this wire only if the 
photocell is connected.

STOP

BLACK

STOP input NC contact for auxiliary “STOP” command (optional). The two clamps are connected 
to each other by a wire (ref. “A”). Remove this wire only if a device is connected to this input.

PP

WHITE

Step-by Step’ command input from the key selector. At every impulse sent from the selector a 
sequence of commands, which can be configured using the PP function, is performed cyclically.

24V

YELLOW

24V output for photocells power supply. Respect the pola and - in the connections (ref 
“B”).

BLINK

RED

24 Vdc flashing light connection output 

MOT1

ORANGE

Motor 1 connection output respect red and blue (ref. “C”)

MOT2

ORANGE

Motor 2 connection output respect red and blue (ref. “C”)

SHIELD/ANT

BLUE

Connection of the aerial built-in the flashing light.
When connecting the RG58 cable, the external shield must be connected to the SHIELD clamp.

3

5

2

SHHIELD

ANT

P.BY

K.BY

RX

PHOT

PHOT C

STOP

PP

24V

-

+

4

1

BLINK

MOT1

MOT2

ANT

SHIELD

F.BY

TX

BLUE

RED

P

A

B

M1

M2

C

Except for the mains connection cable, all electric connections 
have a voltage of 24V and can also be performed by unquali-
fied staff.

KEY:

1 Line protection fuse 
2 Accessories protection fuse
3 “PGM” programming button
4 Programming button “

5

5 LCD
Connect all accessories making reference to the layout in figure 
24 and to the “Electric connections” paragraph, for that con-

cerning the types of cable.
To make connection easier, the accessory clamps have colours 
that correspond to those of the control unit.

If the leaves have a profile similar to that highlighted in 
detail P in figure 24, consider that the opening movement 
always starts with motor 1, while the closure movement 
always starts with motor 2. The time that passes in 
between can be regulated using the parameter TDMC 
(see “Regulation of the phase shift time between the 
leaves”).

Summary of Contents for BEAUTY

Page 1: ...L8543185 ENG 03 2016 rev 0 Complete kit for the automation of swinging gates Instructions and Recommendations for installation and use MADE IN ITALY BEAUTY...

Page 2: ...Sld 20 Resetting the control unit Res 20 Memorising new transmitters RADI PP 21 Memorising pedestrian function RADI Ped 21 Deleting transmitters RADI CLR 22 Complete deletion of the receiver memory R...

Page 3: ...ve received instructions for use by people in charge of their security Check that the temperature range marked on the drive is suitable for the location The drive cannot be used with a driven part inc...

Page 4: ...or wall installation 1 transmitter TX 1 receiver RX 8 BTY 3 Release keys for manual manoeuvre 9 Plugs and screws for fixing the accessories flashing light key selector photocells 10 F BY Flashing ligh...

Page 5: ...epend on the state of the gate structure Check that there is enough space for installation of the operator in safe and comfortable conditions Technical Data dimensions and limits of use TECHNICAL DATA...

Page 6: ...ce with the wiring rules 2 It is recommended not to exceed 15 m in length If it is indispensable to exceed this limit increase the section of the cable 3 As the receiver photocell labelled RX requires...

Page 7: ...too different to each other do not allow regular movement of the leaves and could cause malfunctioning Detect the value of the measurement M precisely and state it in every box in column M in Table 1...

Page 8: ...ues for positioning of the brackets BTY 1 Adjustable brackets BTY 1 Using the adjustable brackets BTY 1 it is possible to install the BEAUTY gear reducer with different installation measurements witho...

Page 9: ...de the gear motor BTY 1 It is important to consider the correspondence between the height established and the presence of gate support structures Fig 9 Fig 10 Fig 11 C F V D R Fig 12 2 The electrical...

Page 10: ...is perfectly horizontal and then mark the two points for drilling the leaf fig 17 V R2 R1 Also in this case the fixing devices will be selected on the basis of the material with which the leaf is mad...

Page 11: ...ated in the Electric connec tions paragraph Fig 21 P A Fixing the CP BTY control unit With reference to the Electric connections chapter Fig 5 select the most suitable position for fixing the control...

Page 12: ...screws are supplied for fixing the flashing light Make two holes with diameter of 6 mm Insert the cable and fix the base using the plugs and screws ANT SHIELD Connections ANT SHIELD Connect the 24V fl...

Page 13: ...ge of the cables Four 6 mm plugs and relative screws are supplied for fixing the photocells Make two holes with diam eter of 6 mm in a way that the hole in proximity of the terminal board corresponds...

Page 14: ...selector Two 6 mm plugs and relative screws are supplied for fixing the selector base to the wall V Using the support as a reference mark and make two holes with diameter of 6 mm in a way that the lo...

Page 15: ...ansmitter for the long distance commands for BYOU automations Functioning The transmitter has three buttons through which it is possible to command the various functions of the automation configurable...

Page 16: ...ED 24 Vdc flashing light connection output MOT1 ORANGE Motor 1 connection output respect red and blue ref C MOT2 ORANGE Motor 2 connection output respect red and blue ref C SHIELD ANT BLUE Connection...

Page 17: ...essage 5 The self regulation phase starts the display shows PRG The control unit commands different open ing and closing manoeuvres at various speeds At the end of the manoeuvre the display shows OK P...

Page 18: ...re time TCA The automatic closure function allows to set a time which on expiry if the leaf is in the open position the control unit autono mously commands a closure manoeuvre With this function activ...

Page 19: ...on of commands is performed cyclically OPEN STOP CLOSE STOP OPEN and so on The sequence can be modified by eliminating the intermediate STOP commands OPEN CLOSE OPEN and so on 1 Press the PGM button t...

Page 20: ...lation The display shows the current value of the Sld parameter Use the 5 key to select one of these values ON reduced speeds OFF standard speed default on off 3 Confirm the desired value using the PG...

Page 21: ...ramming menu press the PGM and 5 buttons at the same time Press the PGM and 5 buttons twice at the same time to go back to the main Radi menu To exit programming remove the power supply or wait for 60...

Page 22: ...PP Press 5 three times to display the RTR sub menu rtr 3 Press the PGM button to enter the RTR function Press and hold PGM the RTR message starts to flash quickly 4 When the RTR message switches off r...

Page 23: ...ry power supply cable with a mains con nection that is in compliance with the Standards in force and the type of installation COMMISSIONING Commissioning of the automation can only be performed if all...

Page 24: ...re present release the motor and check for the presence of friction points Perform a new self learning Increase the value of the PMOT parameter The door does not close STOP input active Obstacle betwe...

Page 25: ...st be followed regarding differentiated disposal and re cycling of the various components metals plastics electric cables etc It is advised to contact a BYOU specialised technician or a specialised co...

Page 26: ...2006 42 CE OF EH EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND COUNCIL 17 May 2006 in relation to ma chinery amending Directive 95 16 CE in relation to the requisites for partly completed machinerys per the following harm...

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