A synchron-group (ZA-BSY+) can be count up to 8
drives, which communicate by a bus. Each drive has
it’s own adress. This adress is configurable with
SCS.
The last drive of a synchron-group is the master,
which controls the other drives, the slaves. Different
forces between the drives of a group will balanced
with intelligent force- and position control. In case of
malfunction respective cutoff of a drive, all drives will
shut down from the master-drive.
Functional description
ZA-BSY+
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ZA-BSY+
English
Visual inspection:
Only one master-drive allowed.
The master has, according to common drives,
the last adress.
The adress is sticked on the drive. Slaves are
nubered downwards.
Example: In a group, composed of 3 drives,
there is a master 3, a slave 2 and a slave 1drive.
Attention: only applies by factory set. as soon as
the drives were reprogramized with SCS
he factory set adressing does not apply any
longer.
Wiring:
Is the group wired correctly?
Therefore look connection diagrams.
Null balance:
It should be null balanced.
Software SCS or the special magnet
MAG 502 is required.
Call D+H Service:
Drives must be configured.
Software SCS is required.
Trouble shooting
99.824.31 1.4/04/16
Mounting examples
Triangular pyramid *
Domelight
Pyramid *
Weighty wing
Uncritical load distribution
Critical load distribution
* Guiding device required by customer in case of complete lift-off of pyramid/domelight,
because of possible lateral load due to wind pressure!
Shifting of drive cable
Disconnect drive from electric voltage!
1. Move out toothed rack about 10 ... 20 mm.
Disconnect drive from electric Voltage!
2. Take off drive unit and shift
3. Attention! Moving direction of drive is changed.
Drive cable on the shutdown pcb, switch
red (+) with black (-)
Shifting of Motor
Mounting informations
- Swivel radius of the drive must go free over entire
range of stroke. Otherwise, the toothed rack and
the suspension can be damaged
- Drives with a stroke of ≥800 mm must not be moun-
ted „hung up at the bottom“ (e.g. bracket UK)
- The drive set will be full configured by factory.
The drives must be reconfigured in case of
alterations (e.g. removing of drives from existing
set or integrating a new drive) with SCS
- Use only drives with the same force.
- Ensure evenly load distribution on all the drives
- Eyebolt has to be adjusted so, that the drive is
disconnected with closed flap through it’s inside
stop position damping. Brackets can be damaged
by to rigid adjustment!
10 ... 20 mm
Electrical devices, accessories, batteries and packa-
ging should be sorted for environmental-friendly
recycling. Do not dispose electrical devices and
batteries into household waste!
Only for EC countries:
According the European Guideline 2012/19/EU for
waste electrical and electronic equipment and its
implementation into national right, electrcal devices
that are no longer usable must be collected separa-
tely and disposed of in an environmentally correct
manner.
Disposal
Declaration of Conformity
We declare under our sole responsibility that the
product described under “Technical Data” is in
conformity with the following directives:
2014/30/EU, 2014/35/EU
Technical file at:
D+H Mechatronic AG, D-22949 Ammersbek
Dirk Dingfelder
Maik Schmees
Member of the Board
Authorized signatory, Technical Director
31.03.2016
Maintenance and cleaning
Maintenance work is only allowed when the device is in
a de-energized condition! Inspection and maintenance
has to be carried out according to D+H maintenance
notes. Only original D+H spare parts may be used.
Repair is to be carried out exclusively by D+H.
Wipe away debris or contamination with a dry, soft
cloth.
Do not use cleaning agents or solvents.
Guarantee
You will get 2 years guarantee for all D+H products
from date of verified handing over of the system up to
maximal 3 years after date of delivery, when
mounting and starting has been carried out by an
authorized D+H-distributor.
D+H guarantee is expired, with connection of D+H
components with external systems or with mixing of
D+H products with parts of other manufacturers.
