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FA00008-EN v.7 – 05/2017 

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CAME S.p.A. 

 

Display 

Description 

Factory settings 

FW 

FIRMWARE 
UPGRADE 

Programming procedure of function selector. 

Insert the micro SD memory in the electronic control. 

From this menu, choose the firmware version you want (from 0200 to - - - -). 

Press ENTER until it starts the programming procedure that lasts about 30 seconds (the display shows 
“WAIT • • • •”), at the end the display shows "SAVE". 

After the procedure, remove the micro SD memory from the electronic control and store it for future 
use. 

Note: in the case of programming error or missing firmware (W103), proceed as follows: 

disconnect 

the 

power  supply,  insert  the  micro  SD  memory,  give  power  supply,  and  repeat  the  programming 

procedure from this menu. 

- - - - 

VER 

VERSION 

Displaying the firmware version of function selector (eg = 0200). 

- - - - 

TIN 

TAG INPUT 

You  can  upload  the  badges  and  numeric  codes  used  in  another  automation,  already  stored  in  the 
micro SD memory. Choose between the following values: 

NO = no upload 

YES = upload the badges and numeric codes from the micro SD memory 

NO 

TOUT 

TAG OUTPUT 

You  can  save  the  stored  badges  and  numeric  codes  in  the  micro  SD  memory.  Choose  between  the 
following values: 

NO = no save 

YES = save the stored badges and numeric codes in the micro SD memory 

NO 

 

8.5 INFORMATION AND DIAGNOSTICS MENU 

Using the buttons ↑ and ↓ select INFO, press ENTER to select and adjust the following information and diagnostics menu. 

Display  Description 

Factory settings 

SHOW 

DISPLAY 
INFO 

Displaying information of warning and faults. Choose between the following values: 
CONT = the display shows the active contacts of the terminal blocks and the alarms. 
WARN = the display shows the alarms only. 

CONT 

VER 

VERSION

 

Displaying the firmware version of electronic control (eg = 0200). 

- - - -

 

CYCL 

CYCLES 

Shows the number of cycles of the door (1 = 1.000 cycles, 9000 = 9.000.000 cycles). 

0000 

SERV 

SERVICE 
SIGNAL 

Enabling the signaling of routine maintenance of the door. 
NO = no signaling 
1 = 1.000 cycles / 9000 = 9.000.000 cycles 

0000 

LOG 

INFO 
OUTPUT 

You can save the following information in the micro SD memory (swing_log.txt): the last 20 warnings, 
the menu settings, and the electronic devices connected to automation. Choose between the following 
values: 
NO = no save 
YES = save the information in the micro SD memory 

NO 

WARN 

WARNING 
LIST 

Displaying of the last 10 warnings (the warning number 0 is the last): 
0.xxx / 1.xxx / 2.xxx / 3.xxx / 4.xxx / 5.xxx / 6.xxx / 7.xxx / 8.xxx / 9.xxx 

0. 

- - -

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for FLUO-SW

Page 1: ...ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION MANUAL FLUO SW SWING DOOR OPERATOR FA00008 EN EN English...

Page 2: ...he safety devices safety sensor photocells etc must be installed taking into account applicable laws and directives Good Working Methods installation premises system operating logic and the forces dev...

Page 3: ......

Page 4: ...ay Parameter Settings Buttons and Display Parameter Settings Buttons and Display Connections to control and safety devices Dedicated connecting terminals Connections to control and safety devices Dedi...

Page 5: ...001MR8106 001MR8107 Unidirectional microwave opening sensor Bidirectional microwave opening sensor 5 001PBBA04 Electronic function selector with transponder key 001PBBA03 001PBBA05 Battery power devi...

Page 6: ...the automation in a stable and leveled way to the wall using the measurements shown in the figure refer to the axis of the door hinges Fix the sliding arm on the door as shown in the figure Insert the...

Page 7: ...BA06 45 001PBBA02 62 001PBBA02 001PBBA08 Fix the articulated arm to the automation and fix the other end of the articulated arm to the door Move the door in the closed position and adjust the length o...

Page 8: ...e sliding arm to pull with doors which open inside view from the automation If the door has the hinge on the right disassemble the gear motor group from the automation and move the spring group from t...

Page 9: ...eplacing the spacer using the codes listed in the table H PBBS2 automation 30 001PBBA01 001PBBA06 47 001PBBA01 64 001PBBA01 001PBBA08 PRE CHARGING OF THE CLOSING SPRINGS Tighten the screw a and compre...

Page 10: ...he automation as described in chapter 4 5 Hinge on the left Factory setting Remove the cover and fix the automation in a stable and leveled way to the wall using the measurements shown in the figure r...

Page 11: ...ulated arm as shown in figure PRE CHARGING OF THE CLOSING SPRINGS Tighten the screw a and compress the springs of about X 5 mm as shown in the figure Move the door manually and verify the correct open...

Page 12: ...e guide and fix to the automation Note if necessary you can change the measure H between the automation and the door by replacing the spacer using the codes listed in the table H PBB3 automation 28 00...

Page 13: ...the articulated arm to the automation and fix the other end of the articulated arm to the door Move the door in the closed position and adjust the length of the half arm A so that the angle between th...

Page 14: ...e to allow recharging the battery power device must always be connected to the electronic control In case of long periods of inactivity of the automatic door disconnect the battery from the electronic...

Page 15: ...V ELLK LOCK or SAFE AUTO Set the operating time of the electric lock using menu ADV TRLK from 0 5 to 5 0 seconds Set the start of the door opening delay time using menu ADV TALK from 0 5 to 5 0 second...

Page 16: ...authorized activations Check that upstream of the electrical installation an adequate residual current circuit breaker and an overcurrent cut out are fitted When requested connect the automation to an...

Page 17: ...connect safety devices with test see terminal 41 and remove the jumper 41 6A 41 Output test 12 V Connect the safety devices with test in accordance with EN 16005 as indicated in the following chapters...

Page 18: ...h 2 automations when selected the symbol lights and allows the automatic operation of only one leaf Automatic one way operation When selected the symbol lights up and automatic operation of the door i...

Page 19: ...R8106 001MR8107 OPENING SENSOR Connect the sensor using the supplied cable to the terminals of the electronic control as follows white wire terminal 0 brown wire terminal 1 yellow wire terminal 1 gree...

Page 20: ...red wire terminal 41 pink wire do not connect purple wire do not connect gray wire do not connect black wire do not connect 8A SENSOR WITH DIP1 OFF Connecting the safety closing sensor 8A set DIP1 OF...

Page 21: ...plied connect the 2 automations MASTER SLAVE as shown in the figure Using the menu of the electronic control set ADV SYNC MAST on MASTER automation and ADV SYNC SLAV on SLAVE automation Connect the op...

Page 22: ...terminal NO terminal 3A or terminal 3B For more information check the installation manual of the sensor 7 9 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION OF 001TSP01 TRANSPONDER PROXIMITLY READER Connect the badge reader usi...

Page 23: ...the opening direction Choose between the following values door hinged on left door hinged on right ARM ARM TYPE Setting the type of arm Choose between the following values PULL sliding arm PUSH artic...

Page 24: ...ES upload the menu settings from the micro SD memory NO SOUT SETTING OUTPUT You can save the menu settings of automation in use in the micro SD memory Choose between the following values NO no save YE...

Page 25: ...heavy push MED PUGO PUSH GO Push opening activation Choose between the following values NO off YES active disabled with PWAS YES PWAS POWER ASSIST Manual operation of the door in servo assisted mode...

Page 26: ...intenance cycles set using the menu INFO SERV WARN Output 0 G1 12Vdc 20mA The output is activated when at least one warning remains active for 5 minutes For remove the alarm signal make a reset or tur...

Page 27: ...selector accessible with badge and numeric code NO DLAY DELAY CLOSED DOOR Setting delay time function closed door Choose between the minimum and maximum values minimum value 1 s maximum value 5 min 1...

Page 28: ...at you want to store one at a time to the function selector in front of the NFC symbol the buzzer emits 1 beep of confirmation storage wait for 20 seconds the buzzer emits 2 beeps at the end of the st...

Page 29: ...n the micro SD memory Choose between the following values NO no save YES save the stored badges and numeric codes in the micro SD memory NO 8 5 INFORMATION AND DIAGNOSTICS MENU Using the buttons and s...

Page 30: ...No power supply Check the power supply W129 1 No battery Check the battery connection W130 1 Low Battery Replace or recharge the battery W140 3 6A safety test failure Check the safety sensor connecti...

Page 31: ...follow MENU DOOR SW4 confirm by pressing ENTER for 1 second Note if the door is PBB3 HEAVY model set as follow MENU DOOR SW5 confirm by pressing ENTER for 1 second 9 5 Perform the menu settings as de...

Page 32: ...set Function selector incorrectly set Check and correct the settings of the function selector Control devices or safety always activated Disconnect devices from the terminal and verify the operation...

Page 33: ...rm on the door In the case of SW4 automation check the correct force of the closing spring If present verify proper engagement of the electric lock Every 6 months or every 500 000 cycles Connect the p...

Page 34: ...on di Casier Treviso Treviso Italy 33079 Sesto al Reghena Sesto al Reghena Pordenone Pordenone Italy 39 0422 4940 39 0422 4941 39 0434 698111 39 0434 698434 s a f e t y c o m f o r t English Manual co...

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