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ranslation of the 

original instructions

Release the operator

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

⚠

 Before powering up the board, cut off the mains power supply.

Power supply (V - 50/60 Hz): 230 AC

Board functions:

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Movement control and obstacle detection

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Reopen during closing

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Adjustable automatic reclosing time

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Open-stop-close-stop from transmitter and/or from button

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Courtesy light (at each opening command, the courtesy light stays on for three minutes)

LIGHTS

LED courtesy (W)

≤ 1

Release

To release the operator, pull down the cord 

ⓒ

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Locking

To lock the operator back up, use the transmitter or the control button.

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Summary of Contents for V1000P

Page 1: ...Garage door operator V6000P V1000P INSTALLATION MANUAL FA01321 EN EN English FA01321 EN ...

Page 2: ...especially minors and children be careful when handling operators weighing more than 20 kg If necessary use tools for safe handling all opening commands buttons key switches magnetic readers etc must be installed at least 1 85 m from the perimeter of the gate s working area or where they cannot be reached from outside the gate Furthermore the direct controls push button touch sensitive etc must be...

Page 3: ...turer or authorized technical assistance service or in any case by similarly qualified persons to prevent any risk it is forbidden for users to perform any operations that are not expressly required of them and which are not listed in the manuals for any repairs modifications and adjustments and for extra ordinary maintenance call technical assistance log the job and checks into the periodic mainten...

Page 4: ...00P and V1000P operators are designed to power overhead garage and sectional doors for homes and apartment blocks Any installation and or use other than that specified in this manual is forbidden Limits to use Type V1000P V6000P Door surface area m2 14 9 Maximum height of counterbalanced overhead doors m 2 4 Maximum height of spring balanced overhead doors m 3 25 Maximum height of door m 3 20 The ...

Page 5: ...lates one Curved lever Two support braces Three U shaped braces One guide fitting brace One door fitting brace Eight self drilling hexagonal head M6x15 screws One hexagonal M6x80 nut and bolt One Ø8x25 drive shaft adapter One 3x20 linchpin One pin Four M8X20 hexagonal screws with washers and nuts Page 5 Manual FA01321 EN 03 2019 CAME S p A The contents of this manual may be changed at any time and...

Page 6: ...se cord Installation of the wall socket The wall socket must be installed exclusively by a skilled electrician Protect the wall socket with a fuse 16A delayed Comply with current regulations e g safety of electrical systems 1 Install the wall socket on the ceiling at a max imum distance of 1 m from the control unit box 2 Install and connect the wall socket power supply cable to the power grid Page...

Page 7: ...ection circuit are fitted with additional insulation with respect to those of other electrical parts inside make sure that the door is properly balanced When stopped at any point it must maintain its position Slide guides 001V06001 Chain guide L 3 02 m Counter balanced overhead doors up to 2 4 m in height Counter balanced overhead doors up to 2 25 m in height Sectional doors up to 2 20 m in height...

Page 8: ...m 2 Photocell transmitters 2 x 0 5 mm 2 Photocell receivers 4 x 0 5 mm 2 Command and safety device 2 x 0 5 mm 2 Antenna RG58 max 10 m If cable lengths differ from those specified in the table establish the cable sections depending on the actual power draw of the connected devices and according to the provisions of regulation CEI EN 60204 1 For multiple sequential loads along the same line the dime...

Page 9: ...vailable for fitting the operator and accessories varies depending on the overall dimensions It is up to the installer to find the most suitable solution Assembling the traction guide Fitting the brace to the transmission guide by using the supplied nut and bolt Positioning the traction guide for sectional doors exceeding the overall dimensions of the spring pole brace for overhead doors between 1...

Page 10: ...nce between the guide and ceiling Fasten the flat tabs to the support braces and to the U shaped brace using the supplied screws and washers Drill the ceiling so the holes match those on the flat tabs Fasten the flat tabs to the ceiling using suitable dowels and screws Fit the transmission arm brace to the upper beam of the door perpendicularly to the traction guide and fasten it using the supplied s...

Page 11: ... either in standard position or at a right angle If the operator is to be fitted at a right angle before installing it set the micro switch see the corre sponding paragraph Guide Drive shaft with adapter Self drilling 6 x 15 screw U shaped brace Micro Self drilling 6 x 15 screw U shaped brace Guide Drive shaft with adapter Micro Page 11 Manual FA01321 EN 03 2019 CAME S p A The contents of this manu...

Page 12: ...t through the hole Refit the cable brace so as to block the hole Use a screwdriver to open up the predrilled hole for the electrical cables of the micro switch and fir the cables to the micro switch Fit the micro switch to the operator Connect the connectors to the corresponding positions on the micro switch Reconnect the cables as originally connected NO C Fit the cover back onto the operator Page ...

Page 13: ...ntrol and obstacle detection Reopen during closing Adjustable automatic reclosing time Open stop close stop from transmitter and or from button Courtesy light at each opening command the courtesy light stays on for three minutes LIGHTS LED courtesy W 1 Release To release the operator pull down the cord ⓒ Locking To lock the operator back up use the transmitter or the control button Page 13 Manual ...

Page 14: ...mer Cables input Encoder connector Gearmotor connector Card power supply connector Control board AF card connector Antenna terminals Programming board connector Terminals for control and warning devices Safety device terminals Courtesy light cover connector Calibration microswitch terminal Page 14 Manual FA01321 EN 03 2019 CAME S p A The contents of this manual may be changed at any time and witho...

Page 15: ...s a button or use the transmitter Movement control and obstacle detection Input voltage The operator is supplied with an electrical cable L 1 2 m with an already connected Shuko plug Command and control devices Stop button NC contact Enables the door to stop and excludes the automatic closing To resume movement either press the control button or any other control device If a device is connected re...

Page 16: ... that are compliant with EN 12978 standards During closing opening this contact triggers an inversion of movement until the door is completely open If a device is connected remove the bridge Flashing light contact rated for 24 V 25 W max It flashes during opening and closing Signalling devices If a device is connected remove the bridge Safety devices Page 16 Manual FA01321 EN 03 2019 CAME S p A The...

Page 17: ...ettings will not be saved In the case of errors cut off and the power up again the mains power and reprogram PROGRAMMING DEVICE Description of keys Menu adjusting and browsing key Menu adjusting and browsing key Save button transmitters Menu access and save changes key Display for programming and monitoring the operator s operation L normal operation F obstacle detection H Encoder error A Active p...

Page 18: ...s P 3 flashes 5 The door reaches the closing limit switch 3 The door reaches the opening limit switch With the operator idle 1 5 Press P for about five seconds 4 Press 2 The operator emits a sound signal and 1 appears 5 Let the door reach the desired opening position 3 Press P again 1 flashes 6 Press P to save the procedure Obligatory functions Establishing the opening limit switch points Respect the...

Page 19: ...Press P appears 4 Press o to set the suitable sensitivity level 5 Minimum Sensitivity level Maximum 6 Press P to save the procedure Adjusting the sensitivity The door must be properly balanced If the sensitivity is too low it could cause the door to malfunction By default the sensitivity is set to a medium level To increase or reduce sensitivity The last phase of programming must always be memoriz...

Page 20: ...r 5 60 seconds 90 seconds 120 seconds 150 seconds 180 seconds 210 seconds 240 seconds 6 Press P to save the procedure 1 5 Press P for about five sec onds 1 appears 4 Press and select 1 The alarm is activated 2 Press and select 6 5 Press P to save the procedure 3 Press P 0 appears Optional functions By default this function is deactivated by activating the alarm function the operator emits a long so...

Page 21: ... warns of the need to check and maintain the mechanical parts 1 Press 8 appears 3 Press P 0 appears function NOT ACTIVE by default 2 Press P 0 appears function NOT ACTIVE by default 4 Press P to save the setting To switch off the sound signal disconnect and the power up the mains power supply Automatic Closing Pre warning function The operator emits a sound signal for 20 seconds before initiating ...

Page 22: ... Memorizing the transmitters You can memorize up to 16 different codes users When the operator is idle 1 Press and keep pressed S until 2 0 appears on the left side of the screen The segments of the 0 on the left side of the screen rotate clockwise Release the S key 3 Consecutively press twice the key that you want to memorize The control unit will BEEP to confirm that the transmitter has been memo...

Page 23: ...rator does not perform the automatic closing Check that the automatic closing function is active Check the proper direction of the door travel The transmitter does not work Memorize the transmitter again The operator pushes too weakly or inverts the direction of travel Adjust the sensitivity Eliminate all mechanical friction Check the door balancing Check the tautness of the belt chain Only one tr...

Page 24: ...maintenance Before doing any maintenance cut off the mains power supply to prevent any hazardous situations resulting from the door s unexpected movement Periodic maintenance log to be filled in by users every six months Date Notes Signature Page 24 Manual FA01321 EN 03 2019 CAME S p A The contents of this manual may be changed at any time and without notice Original instructions ...

Page 25: ...equester s signature Job performed _____________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Fitter s stamp Name of operator Job performed on date Technician s signature Requester s signature Job performed ____________________________________________...

Page 26: ...rom other waste for recycling Always make sure you comply with local laws before dismantling and disposing of the product DISPOSE OF RESPONSIBLY DISPOSING OF THE PRODUCT Our products are made of various materials Most of these aluminium plastic iron electrical cables are classified as solid household waste They can be recycled by separating them before dumping at authorized city plants Whereas oth...

Page 27: ...contents of this manual may be changed at any time and without notice Translation of the original instructions Page 27 Manual FA01321 EN 03 2019 CAME S p A The contents of this manual may be changed at any time and without notice Original instructions ...

Page 28: ...2019 CAME S p A The contents of this manual may be changed at any time and without notice Translation of the original instructions The contents of this manual may change at any time and without notice Page 28 Manual FA01321 EN 03 2019 CAME S p A The contents of this manual may be changed at any time and without notice Original instructions ...

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