Emergency
(panic)
closing
The emergency
(panic) closing function must be adjusted
using
DIP
s'Nitch and hand terminal.
Initiate
a pules In the following
programme
switch
positions:
"AUTOMATIC", "EXIT ONLY", "PARTIAL OPENING" and
"PERMANENT
OPEN" (pushbutton).
• The door doses
immediately.
Interruption
of light barriers and pulse initiation from radar
detector should not open the door.
Canc~lIng emergency (panic)
closing
function:
Set programme
SlNitch to the -OFF'" position, then re-select the
required operating programme.
Then chock all other functions:
• opening by radar detector .
• change of direction
by
light barriers or radar detector.
A
The panic/emergency
closIng
function
Is governed
by
Lllspeclar
legal
requirements
and
statutory regulations.
Consequently
It Is Imperative
to ensure
compliance
with aU relevant
national
codes
of practice.
Setting
the OPENING
force limn to <15ON
Sliding
doors can be operated without hinged safety pocket
screens to protect the shear edges provided that the static
forces are limited to
<150N,
The torces can be limited in all new and old systems with
cs
controls
by
entering the following settings using the Hand
Terminal (HT):
~
DORMA
.5-
Motor
Door type
CLOSING
fo",e
limn
max. force N
GR53x58
ST, FST
88
%
(max. input value)
96
OPENING fort:e limit setting
60
%
max. force N
140
In order to enhance the level of protection in the area
previously protected by safety sensors, a creep speed
distance in the OPENING
direction must be set at the doors of
67% (apprcx. 20 em).
The bottom line of the HT shows whether the terce limit of
150N has been exceeded or not.
The force limit can be set to < t
SON
by means of a key
function.
Reducing the 10rce limits restricts the permissible
motor
current with the result that door acceleration
and speed are
also reduced.
In order to limit the dynamic torces as per PR EN 12650, the
final version of which comes into force in
2001,
the creep
speed distance in tl1e
CLOSING
direction must be set to
100%, the CLOSING
speed must be set to 57%, the creep
speed in the CLOSING direction must be set to 53% and the
force limit in the CLOSING direction must be set to 85%.
These settings must, however, only be implemented
if
the door
is not equipped
with monitored
safety sensors (e.g. light
barrierslphotocells).
