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IP2266EN

Extended Hold Open Time Function (00÷01)

+ 5s hold open time on doors often reopening during closing.

= Off.

= On.

Control unit electronic mode selector group (01÷10)

FUTURE USE

MOTOR CONTROL PARAMETERS

Parameter

Description

Factory

setting

Installation

setting

Motor Type (15÷17)

15= DAS200
16= DAS200HD / DAS200RF
17= DAS200RG

FACTORY SET

Max Motor Power (03÷15)

The max amount of power the motor can be supplied with.

DAS902MP PLUS MODULE PARAMETERS

Parameter

Description

Factory

setting

Installation

setting

Function Select terminal 3 - DAS902MP (00÷03)
00

= NO FUNCTION.

= Nurse function. The door will open to partial opening in

operation mode selections EXIT, AUTO and AUTO PARTIAL.

= DO NOT USE.

= Interlock out. When configuring for interlock also set

parameter 6A = 01.

Function Select terminal 4 - DAS902MP (00÷04)
00

= NO FUNCTION.

= Open/Close Function . One impulse opens the door the

next impulse closes the door. Available in operation
mode selections EXIT, AUTO, PARTIAL.

= Interlock disable function. Disables interlock, both doors

can be open at the same time.

= Inner impulse 2 monitoring. Sets inner impulse 2 mo-

nitoring for the second inner impulse on the DAS902MP
unit. Set also parameter 93 = 03.

= Interlock in. When configuring for interlock also set

parameter 6A = 01.

Open/Close Timeout, terminal 4 - DAS902MP (00÷60
minutes)

The time set in this parameter controls when a door shall
start closing automatically if left open by an Open/Close
impulse.

00 min

= no automatic closing.

Summary of Contents for Ditec DAS200

Page 1: ...Ditec DAS200 DAS200HD DAS200RF DAS200RG Sliding doors automation Original instructions www entrematic com IP2266EN 2019 06 14 Technical manual ...

Page 2: ... with DAS18M8 12 6 3 Example with DAS35M8 13 6 4 Example with DAS40M8 14 6 5 Example with ACV 14 7 Preparation of the glass door wing 15 7 1 Installing and adjusting the door wings 16 7 2 Installing the floor guides 18 7 3 Checking and adjusting the belt tension 19 7 4 Sensor positioning on the cover 19 7 5 External sensor cable fixing 19 8 Electrical connections 20 8 1 Electrical connections 21 8...

Page 3: ...lls safety edges emergency stops etc must be installed taking into account the applicable laws and directives Good Working Methods installation premises system operating logic and the forces developed by the motorised door or gate The safety devices must protect against crushing cutting trapping and general danger areas of the motorised door or gate Display the signs required by law to identify ha...

Page 4: ...standards or technical specifications which have been applied IEC 60335 1 2010 ed 5 IEC 60335 2 103 2006 A1 2010 AutSchR 1999 DIN 18650 1 2010 DIN 18650 2 2010 The production process aims to guarantee that the equipment complies with the technical documentation The production process is regularly assessed by an independent body The equipment must not be put into service until the final door system...

Page 5: ...y alter the performance characteristics of the automatic entrance or curtail its working life or parts thereof including the automatic devices themselves The installer should adopt suitable safety conditions for each parti cular installation Ditec DAS200 Ditec DAS200HD Ditec DAS200RF Ditec DAS200RG Power supply 110V 240V 50 60Hz 110V 240V 50 60Hz 110V 240V 50 60Hz Power supply rated power PS 75W 1...

Page 6: ...ety photocell A Connect the power supply cable to a type approved omnipolar switch with category III insulation and a contact opening distance of at least 3 mm The connections to the mains and low voltage wires must be made on an independent channel se parated from the connections to the command and safety devices SELV Safety Extra Low Voltage 1 3 2 A 5 4 4 ...

Page 7: ... power supply unit PS 9 1DAS20MR 1DAS20HMR 1DAS20RGMR DAS200 gearmotor DAS200HD gearmotor DAS200RG gearmotor 10 1DAS20QE 1DAS20RGQE DAS200 DAS200HD DAS200RF MCU control panel DAS200RG control panel MCU ER 11 DAS902MP DAS902MP plus module 12 DAS901BAT1 DAS902BAT2 12V batteries 24V batteries 13 DAS802B50 Drive belt 14 DAS802LOK DAS802LOKA DAS802LOKB Standard lock Locked with power LD Anti panic lock...

Page 8: ...1 2 3 5 0 0 CLICK 8 IP2266EN EN 5 Installing the automation 5 1 Installing Removing the cover Secure and unsecure the open cover as shown below ...

Page 9: ...9 IP2266EN EN 5 2 Installation removal of the cover if installed side presence sensor 1 2 3 ...

Page 10: ... M6 Ø12 steel plugs or 6MA screws not supplied Distribute the fixing points approx every 400 mm Make sure the box is positioned evenly with its back surface perpendicular to the floor and not deformed lengthwise by the shape of the wall If the wall is not straight and smooth iron plates must be fixed to it and then the box in turn fixed to the plates WARNING the fastening of the box to the wall mu...

Page 11: ...11 IP2266EN EN 6 1 Examples with DAS11M8 DAS11M8 185 80 82 47 16 20 30 27 55 185 46 18 80 82 20 30 185 120 DAS11M8 27 55 DAS200 PAM16 DAS200 AC1356 ...

Page 12: ...185 44 25 120 80 31 27 20 30 DAS18M8 185 55 120 80 15 27 20 30 9 DAS11M8 12 IP2266EN EN 6 2 Examples with DAS18M8 DAS200 AC4255 DAS200 PAM30 ...

Page 13: ...120 185 80 31 27 20 30 DAS18M8 44 25 16 60 120 185 80 14 27 20 30 DAS35M8 13 IP2266EN EN 6 3 Example with DAS35M8 DAS200 AC4870 DAS200 PAMH60 ...

Page 14: ...185 22 48 120 80 13 27 20 30 DAS40M8 185 22 120 80 31 27 20 30 14 IP2266EN EN DAS200 ALU48 DAS200 ACV 6 4 Example with DAS40M8 6 5 Example with ACV ...

Page 15: ...ber of holes and related distance between centres are based on the door wing width Silicon should ideally be used between the edge of the glass and the internal base of the profile With AC4255 or AC4870 glass wing attachment applications see the respective ma nual i Ø10 Ø10 Ø10 100 100 100 100 L 1000 L 1000 11 11 100 100 100 100 L 1000 Ø15 Ø15 30 30 100 100 30 30 L 1000 Ø15 L 1000 L 1000 100 100 1...

Page 16: ...ht by turning the screws C Adjust the side position of the door wing by turning the screws A Move the door wings manually and make sure they move smoothly and freely and that all the wheels rest on the guide WARNING for all glass door wings without seals leave a gap of at least 10 mm in the closed position to avoid contact between the glass sheets 7 1 Installing and adjusting the door wings D C B ...

Page 17: ...g automations a third end stop is provided which must be placed near the end of the box which is used as a stop for the cover support se if si ob si se Automation with one door wing with right hand opening Automation with one door wing with left hand opening Automation with two door wings 60 100 60 100 60 60 100 100 16 1 2 ...

Page 18: ...nstalling the floor guides The floor guides must be made of an anti friction material such as PVC NYLON or TEFLON The length of the ﬂoor guide should be no greater than the overlap between the ﬁxed and mobile door wings and should not enter the passage opening Examples of floor guides ...

Page 19: ...3000 3mm 1 6 5 2 4 4 5 2 3 1 2 6 5 4 T20 10 10 18 19 IP2266EN EN 7 3 Checking and adjusting the belt tension 7 4 Sensor positioning on the cover 7 5 External sensor cable fixing cable fixing external sensor cable tie ...

Page 20: ... mm must be fitted on the mains supply Check there is an adequate residual current circuit breaker and overcurrent cutout upstream of the electrical system Install an electric switch next to the automatic system Make sure there are no sharp edges that may damage the power supply cable If the power cable is damaged have it replaced by the manufacturer or qualified personnel Use a H05RN F 3G1 5 or H...

Page 21: ...MCU ER DAS902BAT2 24 V E F B E F DAS902MP LEARN EXIT SELECT DOWN UP MMI D 21 IP2266EN EN 8 1 Standard electrical connections Left side presence sensor FUTURE USE Outer combination sensor Right side presence sensor program selector 0MS Inner combination sensor ...

Page 22: ...erator will carry out an opening operation factory setting See parameters 10 38 40 and 41 for selection of continuous operation and monitoring with DAS902BAT2 NOTE Monitoring will be made if parameter 10 is set to Convenience Monitoring 01 To charge the batteries connect the mains power and the battery kit at least 30 minutes before starting the system WARNING for charging purposes the battery kit...

Page 23: ...Description 1 2 ref parameter 27 N C SIDE PRESENCE SENSOR 1 Connect side presence sensor 1 as shown in the example in paragraph 12 1 3 ref parameter 46 N C STOP The opening of the safety contact causes the current operation to stop WARNING when the contact closes again the door closes WARNING The emergency opening battery 12V is priority door opens in case of mains power failure even if STOP conta...

Page 24: ...e time selected by parameter 04 If there is no mains power supply a 8 12 command reactivates the batteries if present for the time required to perform a com plete opening operation and then the batteries are disconnected from the control panel 13 ref parameter 09 CENTRAL PRE SENCE SENSOR TEST Connect the test clamp of the presence sensors Command 13 activates a test on the central safety sensors b...

Page 25: ...en impulse fireman s opening bi stable lock connection of optional operation mode selector fire impulse sustainable function off relay out put for external erroror status indication maximum 15W 42VAC 30VDC SELV resistive load only interlock off interconnected operators second monitored inner impulse mode selector COM500ER enable impulse ...

Page 26: ...0 N O a NURSE FUNCTION b INTERLOCK OUT a The door will open to partial opening in operation mode se lections EXIT AUTO and PARTIAL b When configuring for interlock also set parameter 6A 01 1 4 ref parameter 91 92 N O a OPEN CLOSE b INNER IMPULSE 2 MONITORING c INTERLOCK OFF a One impulse opens the door the next impulse closes the door Available in mode EXIT AUTO PARTIAL b Inner impulse 2 monitorin...

Page 27: ...escription 16 17 ref parameter 98 BISTABLE LOCK AUXILIARY COIL Power supply for bistable lock auxiliary coil 18 19 ref parameter 36 FIRE ALARM CIRCUIT CONNECTION Fire closing or Emergency opening Example of connection 18 12 24V external alarm loop 19 or 9 15 18 19 N C N O Contact Description 20 21 22 ERROR STATUS A door alarm status signaling device can be connected max 15W 42V 30V SELV only resis...

Page 28: ...Normal learning If pressed for longer than 2 seconds the display ﬂashes Two seconds after releasing the button a complete learning cycle begins which performs an opening and closing operation to carry out the operations described in chapter 8 3 Restore factory settings If pressed for longer than 10 seconds the control panel restores the factory settings EXIT quits the parameter menu or value witho...

Page 29: ...Stop impulse 10 Emergency open impulse 13 Close command 14 Nurse impulse 24 Push and Go impulse 25 Open Close impulse 28 Fire impulse 47 Interlock Disable Display Char acter Display Char acter Display Char acter Display Char acter Display Char acter 9 1 Display test a When the display shows push the SELECT button and each of the two display win dows make a rotating test pattern b Verify that all s...

Page 30: ...if a presence sensor with monitoring is installed 02 Presence sensor 1 and 2 set if two presence sensors with monitoring are installed 12 Selection of opening direction 00 right hand opening for single door wing automation 01 left hand opening for single door wing automation and for double door automation factory setting 16 Inner Impulse motion Monitoring According to EN16005 or DIN18650 it is a d...

Page 31: ...arameters detected Accessory Parameter Parameter number High Speed Closing 02 Presence of block and type except bistable lock 05 06 98 Whether the sensors are monitored or not 9 16 29 31 91 Presence of battery and type 41 Power supply type 64 Door type 67 Measurement of width of passage opening Calculation of weight of door wing s 68 Calculation of friction in the system 69 At the end of the learn...

Page 32: ... High Speed Closing cm s 10 70cm s 03 Hold Open Time 00 60s 11 Partial opening 00 99 15 Run Program 01 05 Performance adjustment Sets how fast or slow the door shall accelerate or break 01 Smooth for light doors 05 Max Performance For heavy doors 38 Convenience battery 24V DAS902BAT2 00 01 00 Off 01 On NOTE on DAS200RG this display is not visible and is set to 00 49 Opening Max Force 02 23N x10 If...

Page 33: ...ption Range 5E Status indication Off 00 On 01 00 01 5F Default programming Off 00 On 01 00 01 12 Opening direction 1 wing Right 00 1 wing Left or 2 wings 01 On DAS200RG not selectable 00 01 13 Hold force 00 60N 2A Side presence function Safe speed 00 Stop door 01 00 01 32 Active brake on stop Off 00 On 01 00 01 33 Push Go in EXIT mode selection Off 00 On 01 00 01 34 Hold force in EXIT and OFF mode...

Page 34: ... 00 99cm DRIVE parameters Parameter Description Range 15 Run program Smooth 01 to max performance 05 01 05 49 Opening max force 02 23N x10 4A End checking closing thrust 00 23N x10 50 Closing max force 02 23N x10 64 Power supply type 150W 01 75W 02 00 02 68 Door weight 00 40kg x10 69 Friction 00 99N 70 Motor type DAS200 15 DAS200HD RF 16 DAS200RG 17 15 17 71 Max motor power 03 15W x10 EMERGENCY pa...

Page 35: ...00 On 01 00 01 46 STOP configuration N O 00 N C 01 00 01 91 DAS902MP Function select terminal 4 No function 00 Open Close function 01 Interlock disable 02 inner impulse 2 monitoring 03 00 04 93 DAS902MP Function select terminal 2 No function 00 Close function 01 inner impulse 2 03 00 03 OPERATION MODE SELECTOR parameters Parameter Description Range B0 Operation mode selector variant Electronic pro...

Page 36: ...0s Hold open time for key impulse Lock Configuration main control 10 12 10 No lock 11 Antipanic lock locked with power LDP 12 Standard lock locked without power LD and bi stable lock LDB NOTE the bistable block is not automatically learned and must be selected 12 AUTOMATIC Lock release 00 01 00 Off 01 On If LockRelease is On the door will apply force in the closing direction when the lock is un lo...

Page 37: ...attery 02 Redundant monitoring Is a redundant two channel monitoring that is a demand for escape route according to EN16005 or DIN18650 NOTE on DAS200RF set to 02 NOTE on DAS00RG is not visible and it is set up on 02 Partial Open Position 00 99 Sets the winter opening size NOTE A building is certified for a certain COW Depending on how many people that is allowed to be in the specific area there a...

Page 38: ...Presence Hold Open Time 00 60s Hold open time for Presence impulses 1 2 Side Presence Input 1 Configuration 00 01 00 N O 01 N C Side Presence Input 2 Configuration 00 01 00 N O 01 N C Side Presence Impulse monitoring 00 02 Side presence impulse monitoring is a demand to be acti vated according to EN16005 or DIN18650 00 No monitoring of Side Precense impulse Set to 00 if no monitoring of Side Prese...

Page 39: ...onitoring 2 wire monitoring is used when a sensor has separate monitoring inputs for both presence and impulse field Active Brake on Stop 00 01 00 Off The door will freewheel until it stops 01 On The operator will brake the doors actively during 1s on a Stop impulse Push Go in EXIT and OFF Mode Selection 00 01 00 Off 01 On Hold Force in EXIT and OFF Mode Selection 00 01 00 Off 01 On With an electr...

Page 40: ...pening is delayed 0 0 9 9 sec after an opening impulse is given in operation mode selections OFF and EXIT Exit Lock 00 01 This parameter controls the electromechanical lock in the operation mode selector setting EXIT 00 Off The electromechanical lock is not locked in EXIT 01 On The electromechanical lock is locked in EXIT NOTE on DAS200RG this display is not visible and is set to 00 NOTE on DAS200...

Page 41: ...UP and DOWN arrow on the MMI at the same time for 5 seconds when the display shows on After 5 s the display will show SE during another 5s release the UP and DOWN buttons While the display shows SE pres SELECT button and the Counters Operating hours will be set to zero Service Needed Opening Cycles 00 50 x 100 000 Set number of openings before yellow LED in operation mode selector will start flash...

Page 42: ...pe 00 02 00 DO NOT USE 01 150W 02 75W AUTOMATIC Sustainable Drive Mode 00 01 The electromechanical lock will never lock in Exit mode selection even if parameter 44 is set to On 01 The 24 V DC to accessories like sensors is turned off when the mode selector is in Off and the door is closed Motor power is limited to 75Weven if parameter 71 is set to a higher value 00 Off 01 On Door Type 00 01 00 sin...

Page 43: ...ion mode selections EXIT AUTO and AUTO PARTIAL 02 DO NOT USE 03 Interlock out When configuring for interlock also set parameter 6A 01 Function Select terminal 4 DAS902MP 00 04 00 NO FUNCTION 01 Open Close Function One impulse opens the door the next impulse closes the door Available in operation mode selections EXIT AUTO PARTIAL 02 Interlock disable function Disables interlock both doors can be op...

Page 44: ...igures the button used for Fireman s opening 00 N O 01 N C Operation Mode Selector Functio terminal 9 14 DA S902MP 00 01 Switch timer relay 00 Off 01 On Not allowed in escape route according to EN16005 and DIN18650 Lock Configuration terminal 16 17 DAS902MP 10 11 Bi stable lock used as night lock of escape routes 10 No Lock 11 Bi stable lock Function Select terminal 6 DAS902MP 00 02 00 No function...

Page 45: ...elector 00 No access code 01 Hold for two sec COM500ES ER access is obtained by holding or for 2 seconds COM501ES ER access is obtained by holding any mode selection button for 2 seconds 02 Passcode COM500ES ER passcode can be selected where the access is obtained by briefly pushing in turn The entire passcode must be entered within 3 seconds COM501ES ER passcode can be selected where the access i...

Page 46: ...eps its selected mode AUTOMATIC Mode selector self service indication 00 01 COM500ES ER Orange flashing service LED COM501ES ER Magenta flashing service LED Self service indication on operation mode selector 00 Off No self service indication 01 On Indicate self service Indicating a status or condition that can be cleared by the owner e g a break out door is standing open Mode selector key impulse ...

Page 47: ... sensors NB If only one sensor is connected refer to the sensor connections 1 Set the selection DIP switches on sensor PASAA2 as shown below 10 3 4 11 12 14 ON The electrical connections must be made when the mains power supply is switched off PASAA2 1 White Brown Green Yellow Pink Blue Red Black 17 15 16 15 9 15 17 13 White Brown Green Yellow Pink Blue Red Black PASAA2 2 14 8 5 8 11 8 14 13 INNER...

Page 48: ... 16 Pink 9 17 13 17 10 Blue 15 PAS024AMR 1 Green Brown Yellow Red Blue Yellow Black Red Blue 17 15 10 White 16 Pink 9 17 13 Grey 15 PAS005AP 1 Green Brown Yellow White Pink Grey Red Blue 7 1 1 2 7 6 Green Brown Yellow White Pink Grey Red Blue PAS005AP 2 7 1 1 4 7 6 Set the selection DIP switches on sensor PAS024ADT as shown below INNER SENSOR INNER SENSOR 14 ON 7 8 ...

Page 49: ...or value menu and program a va lue into memory 3 DOWN to step down in para meter or value menu 4 LEARN EXIT LEARN has 3 functions 1 quick learn 2 Normal learn 3 default setting EXIT jumps out from value menu without saving or parameter menu 13 Troubleshooting Problem Solution The automation doesn t open and the motor doesn t start up Check and change the functions selector switch settings Make sur...

Page 50: ...er activation unit 20 Fire Impulse Error The control unit does not get a test answer from the fire alarm Make sure that the fire alarm connections are OK 28 IOU Inner impulse 2 er ror The control unit does not get a test answer from the activation unit Make sure that the monitoring output is connected and the connections are OK Replace the monitored inner activation unit 29 Outer Impulse Error The...

Page 51: ... problem remains repla ce the electronic unit having a flashing or extinguished LED 10 Register Error Internal register error RESET and if the problem remains repla ce the electronic unit having a flashing or extinguished LED 11 OS Error Internal program error RESET and if the problem remains repla ce the electronic unit having a flashing or extinguished LED 14 Lock Current Error The lock is defec...

Page 52: ...lease parameters are set correctly Main error E6 Communication Error Detailed error Reason Remedy 12 Motor Control Communi cation Error Motor control processor discon nected from the internal bus RESET and if the problem remains replace the main control unit 13 Door Control Communica tion Error Door control processor discon nected from the internal bus RESET and if the problem remains replace the ...

Page 53: ...or in door operator MCU RESET and if the problem remains a service visit is required Red light 4 times per second Internal error in the OMS Replace the OMS After remedy or replacement the operator has to be checked as follows a Study the door movement and adjust the functions to the values required for a smooth door operation and make sure to complete with local regulations b Check that correct fu...

Page 54: ...king system is working correctly Check the stability of the automation and make sure it moves smoothly Check that all control functions are operating correctly Make sure the command and safety sensors are working correctly Make sure the forces developed by the automation meet the requisites of the applicable regulations Check the correct functioning of the batteries NB for spare parts see the spar...

Page 55: ...is publication have been drawn up with the greatest care Entrematic Group AB cannot be held responsible in any way for any damage caused by mistakes or omissions We reserve the right to make changes without prior notice Copying scanning or changing in any way is expressly forbidden unless authorised in writing by Entrematic Group AB ...

Page 56: ...Entrematic Group AB Lodjursgatan 10 SE 261 44 Landskrona Sweden www entrematic com IP2266EN ...

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