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Entrematic Canada Inc.

 

Toll Free: 1-877-348-6837

 

[email protected] 
www.ditecentrematic.ca

 

Entrematic USA Inc.

 

Toll Free: 1-866-901-4284

 

[email protected] 
www.ditecentrematic.us

 

Pg. 42

 

HA8-LP Manual V. 4.0

 

 

 

 

 

8.1

 

Programming Specification (Digital Board)

 

 

•  To make changes to the program setting, set 3-position switch to Automatic (I).

 

•  Product will not operate when Slide Switch is set to Program mode.

 

 

There are two 7 SEGMENT LED DISPLAYS used for programming:

 

 

Function LED 

= Programmed Function

 

Setting LED 

= Value of the Function indicate on First digit

 

There are 3 switches that relate to programming:

 

 

 

Slide switch

 

 
 

 

PASS push button 

To select the next function

 

 

SET push button 

To change the present function value (when the Slide switch is in PROGRAM mode).

 

 

Adjusting Settings 

– Slide Program/Run Switch to:

 

1  PROGRAM MODE- Functions can be modified.

 

2  RUN MODE- Function settings can be viewed but not modified.

 

 

Programming:

 

1  Move PROG/RUN Switch to 

‘PROGRAM’

 

2  Press PASS Button to scroll through Functions

 

3  Press SET Button to change present function value

 

Move PROG/RUN Switch to ‘RUN’ when adjustment is complete

 

5  Press Activation to test.

 

 
 
 
 

 

OVERLOAD (Opening Torque Adjustment)

 

 

Overload is the Torque Adjustment setting for the amount of pressure with which the door pushes 
against an obstruction, before cutting OFF for safety.

 

 

Overload POT - Basic Setting Position for a Standard Door.

 

 

1  Turn Overload pot fully counter-clockwise 

– followed by ¼ turn clockwise.

 

Red Overload LED should not go ‘on’ when opening.

 

3  Test with obstruction 

– door will cut power after about 2 sec and close by spring pressure.

 

8.0 CONTROL BOARD PROGRAMMING 

RUN

 

Function settings can be viewed but Not modified.

 

PROG

 

(Program)

 

Function settings can be modified. As a safety feature,

 

THE DOOR WILL NOT OPEN WHEN THE SLIDE SWITCH IS SET TO PROG.

 

 

Summary of Contents for Ditec HA8 LP

Page 1: ... shall include Install the door operator at least 2 4 m 8ft or more above the floor and or If the operator must be installed less than 2 4 m 8ft above the floor then exposed moving parts must be protected by covers or guarding provided by the operator manufacturer The control unit MUST be located 1 within the sight of the door and 2 at a minimum height of 1 5 m 5ft above the floors landings steps ...

Page 2: ...l Free 1 877 348 6837 info ditec ca entrematic com www ditecentrematic ca Entrematic USA Inc Toll Free 1 866 901 4284 info ditec us entrematic com www ditecentrematic us Pg 2 HA8 LP Manual V 4 0 THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALY BLANK ...

Page 3: ...ack Check and Latch Adjustment 4 2 Spring Tension Adjustment 6 1 Basic Operation 6 2 Operation Switch 7 1 Digital Board Diagram 7 2 Digital Board Wiring Diagram 7 3 Digital Board Specification 8 1 Programming Specification Digital Board 8 2 Safety Monitoring 8 3 Safety Sensor Connection BEA Bodyguard 8 4 Safety Sensor Connection BEA Superscan 8 5 Safety Sensor Connection Optex OA FLEX 9 1 Dual Doo...

Page 4: ...ep 1 Remove Header Cover Section 2 1 Step 2 Locate Drill Power Section 2 1 Step 3 Mount Header Section 2 1 2 2 Step 4 Install Operator Section 2 2 2 3 Step 5 Place Control Board Section 2 4 Step 6 Install Arm Section 3 0 Step 7 Electronics Tuning Section 4 0 8 0 Step 8 Clean close Header Section 11 0 Step 9 Place ANSI Stickers Section 11 2 Step 10 Install Sensor s Knowing Act Devices Section 11 1 ...

Page 5: ...com www ditecentrematic us Pg 5 HA8 LP Manual V 4 0 Completed Typical Automatic Door Installation BACKING MATERIAL REINFORCEMENT LOW PROFILE OPERATOR ARM CONTROL BOARD HEADER BODY HEADER COVER HINGE STILE DOOR MOUNTED SENSORS HERE OPTIONAL ANSI STICKERS KNOWING ACT DEVICE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE FOR LOW ENERGY ONLY STRIKE STILE SWING DOOR DOOR FRAME 1 0 BEFORE INSTALLATION ...

Page 6: ... Extended Rod 22 Clear W5 500B Extended Rod 22 Clear 5 Z Arm Pull W5 506C Z Arm RH Clear W5 505C Z Arm LH Clear W5 506B Z Arm RH Bronze W5 505B Z Arm LH Bronze W5 508C Extended Z Arm RH Clear W5 507C Extended Z Arm LH Clear W5 508B Extended Z Arm RH Black W5 507B Extended Z Arm LH Black Replacement Parts Item Category Part No Description 6a Pull Arm Track Short for Z arm W5 550 Pull Track Assembly...

Page 7: ...cealed electrical conduit and concealed switch or sensor wires should be pulled to the frame before proceeding Suggested Fasteners for Frame 14 x 2 3 4 70mm long sheet metal screws Suggested Fasteners for Door 12 14 Wood screws Sheet Metal screws Self tapping screws of varying lengths depending on applications The fastener components listed above are merely suggestions A technician should use thei...

Page 8: ...hnical Specifications Required Tools Model Ditec Entrematic HA8 LP Dimensions 4 125 W x 5 125 H Weight Approx 45 lbs Power Supply 115 5VAC 60Hz 3A Consumption DC16V 3 AMP Motor 1 8 hp 16VDC 3A Standard Rated Operation Continuous opening and closing cycles Manual Opening Closing Force during power failure Opening Force 15 lbs Closing Force 25lbs Door Opening Closing Speed Force Adjustable see secti...

Page 9: ...Two Feet 2 Activation switches shall be at minimum height of 36 and maximum height of 48 from finished floors or as specified by a local Authority Having Jurisdiction Individual who uses wheelchair needs a minimum of 48 clearance to the door swing for doors in sequence application from door latch Position 2 Minimum Five Feet 5 from door face External and Internal Factors Door Condition Door must m...

Page 10: ...ocess Power up the unit push an activating device and check to make sure that the spline pinion drive rotates in the correct direction Keep all wires away from moving parts and sharp edges that may cut into the outer casing of the wires Installation of L 16 CONNECTOR for armor Bx cable incoming power to secure line to header IS RECOMMENDED THE GROUND WIRE FOR THE INCOMING 115 5VAC POWER AND THE SY...

Page 11: ...e damaged Power supply may be pulled into the header at the same time the header assembly is positioned Make sure all power is turned off before handling the supply wires This should be done by a certified electrician and within the guidelines of the enforced local electrical codes Be sure there is proper support in the wall to secure the header at the vertical jambs and behind the header at inter...

Page 12: ...3 Anchor the back plate to the wall with minimum of six 6 14 x 1 Pan Quad Type A screws provided You may need to provide other screws if your installation requires it 4 Use two 2 screws to fasten the back plate directly to the doors vertical jambs on the hinge side Holes can be made anywhere in header to secure All holes MUST be drilled into substantial support studs blocks framing etc This diagra...

Page 13: ...port 200 lbs 6 When installing a support plate for the full width of the door frame fasten an additional two 2 screws to the vertical jambs on the strike side of the door 7 Install the Spindle into the motor gearbox 8 Once the header back plate is in place install the motor gearbox and control board to the header back plate see Section 3 0 Slide the nuts supplied with the operator to hold the moto...

Page 14: ...ECTION PUSH HEADER PULL HEADER SWING SIDE HINGE PIVOT APPROACH SIDE APPROACH SIDE HINGE PIVOT HEADER LENGTH DOOR WIDTH 3 76 2mm SWING SIDE VERTICAL SECTION PUSH HEADER PULL HEADER FILLER FLUSH FILLER 1 3 8in 35mm For Universal Arm application please see section 3 3 2 0 OPERATOR INSTALLATION HEADER LENGTH DOOR WIDTH 3 in 76mm HEADER LENGTH DOOR WIDTH 3 in 76mm Door Swings Out Approach Side Swing Si...

Page 15: ...e header box properly to the frame The header box should be anchored with a minimum of 6 Six 14 x 1 Pan Quad Type A screws provided The locations of the screws on the header will be applicationdependent Fasten the header body as application requires The header must support 200lbs Do Not use Drywall Screws or Hollow Wall Anchors to mount the Back Plate Header Header MUST be installed 1 5 inches fro...

Page 16: ... body as application requires The header must support 200lbs Do Not use Drywall Screws or Hollow Wall Anchors to mount the back plate header Header on pull applications must be mounted so the main drive pinion safety washer and machine screw are above the top of the door This is to ensure the spindle does not obstruct the swing path of the door For application with Universal arm header will be ins...

Page 17: ...erator label is facing down to the floor then the handing is Left hand Push Pull If the operator label is facing up to the ceiling the handing is Right hand Push Pull 1 Remove gear box assembly from mounting plate 2 Disconnect wire harnesses and switch wiring from control see wiring 3 Re attach gear box to opposite side of mounting plate and rotate mounting plate The arrow should be pointing upwar...

Page 18: ...ress Header Double Egress Operators have a PULL type and PUSH type operator in the same housing the header must be mounted 1 3 8 above the door frame For PUSH type operator arm clearance issues may arise To ensure the arm clears any existing doorstops mount the arm according to the diagram below marked Push Configuration See Section 3 1 to change the Push arm configuration LENGTH L DOOR WIDTH 3 2 ...

Page 19: ... 2 5 Control board and Gearbox Installation The control board will be on the opposite side of the gearbox motor For example in a Left Hand Push operator the control board is right of the gearbox motor as diagram below Control board and power supply kit can be repositioned by loosen the screws LP GEARBOX MOUNTING DISTANCE 2 89in 73 41mm DISTANCE BETWEEN HEADER END CAP AND BOTTOM GEARBOX BRACKET 2 0...

Page 20: ...ACING DOWN TO MOUNT REMOUNT GEARBOX REMOVE THESE SCREWS WASHERS IN NUMERICAL ORDER RH PUSH PULL GEARBOX ORIENTATION SPINDLE OPENING ROTATION LABEL FACING UP LP GEARBOX FASTENER DETAILS ALL COMPONENTS ANCHORED TO HEADER VIA M8 X 1 OR 5 16 18 HEX NUT IN CHANNELS M8X1 OR 5 16 18 X 1 2 SOCKET CAP SCREW HOLDS ALL OTHER COMPONENTS TO HEADER WITH ONE 1 5 16 LOCK WASHER M8X1 OR 5 16 18 X 5 8 SOCKET CAP SC...

Page 21: ...ur pin the Back Check and Latch wire lead small three pin to the top of the board For a Digital or Analog board please connect the Motor harness to the appropriate terminal as below LOW PROFILE OPERATOR ALWAYS PLUG IN HERE DIGITAL BOARD WARNING If the motor is not plugged into the circuit board there is no motor resistance against the spring when manually opening the door The door or arm will clos...

Page 22: ...and or applications Option 1 Standard Configuration This is the standard configuration for the push arm the Sleeve and Rod are above the Main Handle Use this configuration when there is no issue with clearance between the Rod Door Shoe and top jamb of the door frame The Rod and Sleeve are flexible at the ends where they are bolted semi ball joint which will provide additional flexibility during in...

Page 23: ...nd Sleeve are flexible at the ends where they are bolted semi ball joint which will provide additional flexibility duringinstall Note that the Rod is above the door shoe when installed so that if the bolt ever loosens it will not fall down via gravity Should the door rail you are attaching to have a thinner horizontal top rail the door shoe can be reversed to be above the rod end if space permits ...

Page 24: ...mark 1 inch past 2nd set screw and cut Remove Main Handle from drive shaft spindle and insert Rod fully into Sleeve Tighten set screws STEP 3 Arm is now fully assembled and fixed to the Door Shoe on door panel Set Operator Switch to Hold Open Allow the drive shaft to turn the door fully until hitting the built in spline stop Assemble Main Handle to the drive shaft and tighten If needed loosen set ...

Page 25: ...c com www ditecentrematic us Pg 25 HA8 LP Manual V 4 0 3 3 Pull Arm Z arm Installation 8 32x1 4 CONE POINT SOCKET SET SCREW 4 1 4 20x3 4 SOCKET CAP SCREWS LEFT HAND RIGHT HAND 5 16 18x1 SOCKET CAP SCREW LEFT HAND PULL RIGHT HAND PULL STEP 1 Set Operator Switch to Hold Open II The drive shaft spindle will turn until hitting the internal doorstop 3 0 ARM INSTALLATION ...

Page 26: ...e mark where roller touches door MARK THE POSITION WHERE THE ROLLER TOUCHES THE DOOR STEP 4 Fit slide track in line with 1st and 2nd mark and fix to the door Turn three position switch to Automatic I Test and adjust if necessary ROLLER TRACK CROSS SECTION TRACK UPPER LIMIT ROLLER CENTERED BETWEEN LIMITS AS SHOWN TRACK LOWER LIMIT SLIDE TRACK 8 32X1 4 CONE POINT SET SCREW MUST BE TIGHTENED INTO SHA...

Page 27: ...rsal Arm can be used as both Push and Pull arm allowing flexibility to mount the HA 8 on either side of the door opening PUSH APPLICATION PULL APPLICATION 1 3 8 in 35 mm BOTTOM OF HEADER TO BOTTOM OF FRAME FOR PUSH APPLICATION BOTTOM OF HEADERMUST BE FLUSH WITH DOOR STOP TO ENSURE ARM CLEARS FRAME DURING SWING DOOR HINGE FOR PULL APPLICATION SPINDLE MUST BE CLEARED FROM TOP OF DOOR 3 0 ARM INSTALL...

Page 28: ... where the arm meets the door SPINDLE MARK ON DOOR BELOW ARM CLOSE POSITION UNIVERSAL ARM DOOR CLOSE POSITION MARK STEP 2 Mark open position Fit the universal arm to the drive shaft spindle at full open position switch to Hold Open II but do not tighten the 1 4 20 x 7 8 socket cap screw all the way This is to allow the arm some freedom flexibility The universal arm must be positioned such that it ...

Page 29: ...STANCE BETWEEN MARKS FOR A 90 OPEN SWING DOOR MARK ON DOOR BELOW ARM UNIVERSAL ARM OPEN POSITION MARK CLOSE POSITION CLOSE POSITION MARK STEP 4 Fitting Pull Track Remove the two ends caps and fit the extended pull track to cover the 1st and 2nd mark Fix to the door using the 14 10x1 Phillips Square Pan Self Tapping Screws provided in the screw pack or the fastener of your choice You may center the...

Page 30: ...ration For optimal performance the roller should be in between the track limits as indicated Tighten the 20x7 8 socket cap screw for the male and female splines to gripcorrectly Turn switch to Automatic or ON Test and adjust if necessary Make sure Pull Track is installed level with the header This is to ensure the roller stays inside the track during opening and closing prolonging the life of the ...

Page 31: ... the spot where the roller would touch the door directly below where the arm meets the door in open position STEP 3 Fitting Pull Track For a push with door opening 90 degrees these two marks will be around 10 12 inches apart Remove two ends caps and fit the extended pull track to cover the 1st and 2nd mark Fix to the door using the 14 10x1 Phillips Square Pan Self Tapping Screws provided in the sc...

Page 32: ...SITION MARK OPEN POSITION MARK TRACK MAY BE CENTERED IN DOOR AS LONG AS OPEN AND CLOSE MARKS ARE COVERED OPEN CLOSE POSITION MARK SCREW TRACK INTO DOOR RE ATTACH END CAPS TRACK UPPER LIMIT ROLLER CENTERED BETWEEN LIMITS AS SHOWN TRACK LOWER LIMIT ROLLER TRACK CROSS SECTION SET SCREW DETAIL 8 32x1 4 CONE POINT SOCKET SET SCREW MUST BE TIGHTENED INTO SHAFT GROOVE TIGHTEN 1 4 20x7 8 SOCKET CAP SCREW ...

Page 33: ... With door at closed position set Proximity Magnet to activate LATCH This will begin Closing Low Speed or Latch for 10 degrees of travel prior to door reaching full closed position Back Check Position With door at full open position set Proximity Magnet to activate BACK CHECK This will begin Open Low Speed or Back Check for 10 degrees of travel prior to door reaching full open position UPPER LIMIT...

Page 34: ...Y CLOSE POSITION TOP VIEW UPPER LIMIT SWITCH SET UPPER LIMIT SWITCH IN LINE WITH REED SWITCH TERMINAL THAT ALIGNS TO CLOSE LATCH ON THE LABEL BOTTOM VIEW WITH SPINDLE OPENING ROTATION LABEL OPEN BACK CHECK 1 877 348 6837 switch CLOSE LATCH AUTO OFF ON White HOLD OPEN Black OFF Red ON STEP 2 OPEN DOOR TO BEFORE BACK CHECK DOOR 90 OF FULLY OPEN POSITION 81 FOR A 90 OPEN DOOR TOP VIEW DOOR HELD AT 90...

Page 35: ... OPEN BACK CHECK ON THE LABEL OPEN BACK CHECK 1 877 348 6837 switch CLOSE LATCH AUTO OFF ON White Black Red HOLD OPEN OFF ON Low Profile WL PA03 Date FINAL POSITIONS DOOR FULLY OPEN TOP VIEW LOWER LIMIT SWITCH PASSES LOWER REED These switch positions will vary depending on your install and or site conditions Door openings smaller or larger than 90 degrees will also have different positions for eac...

Page 36: ...ator arm and remove the operator as described in section 2 5 Place the operator on a secure flat surface on its side STEPS 1 The door stop can be removed from an access point in the gearbox housing as shown in drawing 2 Once the set hole has been established the door stop can be replaced in the gearbox housing and tightened in place 3 Additionally re adjustment must also be made to settings of mag...

Page 37: ...ing and closing force Check your local codes It is NOT recommended to go past four 4 holes a third turn of the arm from factory default for adding closing force Once spring tension has been adjusted to a suitable level please note that the Back and Latch Check will need to be readjusted through the same process in Section 4 1 5 1 TESTING WITH OBSTRUCTION For Optimum performance door will open and ...

Page 38: ... the operator Activate the push button or knowing act device The door opens to about 80 degree position at full speed and then will slow for the final 10 degree of opening until full open is complete There is no need for a learning cycle as the open position is already pre set during installation After the pre set open time is complete the door will begin to close at the set closing speed until th...

Page 39: ... www ditecentrematic ca Entrematic USA Inc Toll Free 1 866 901 4284 info ditec us entrematic com www ditecentrematic us Pg 39 HA8 LP Manual V 4 0 7 1 Digital Board Diagram 7 0 CONTROL BOARD SETTING N O Normally Open COM Common 24V 24V WIRELESS RECEIVER CONNECTION 4 WIRES USED ...

Page 40: ...66 901 4284 info ditec us entrematic com www ditecentrematic us Pg 40 HA8 LP Manual V 4 0 7 2 Digital Board Wiring 7 0 CONTROL BOARD SETTING Low Profile motor Always plugs in here A Switch or Jumper must be wired from the ON terminal to the OFF terminal for Programming to work This is only needed if there is no switch on the board ...

Page 41: ...ting A1 for description of alternate operation For Safety1 ON door will not open if presently fully closed and door will not close if presently fully opened ON Closed contact to ground common i e overhead presence sensors bodyguard For Safety2 ON and ACT N1 input ON door will drive at hold speed If ACT N1 input OFF door closes If Safety2 OFF door will open ON Closed contact to ground common i e Do...

Page 42: ...tch to 1 PROGRAM MODE Functions can be modified 2 RUN MODE Function settings can be viewed but not modified Programming 1 Move PROG RUN Switch to PROGRAM 2 Press PASS Button to scroll through Functions 3 Press SET Button to change present function value 4 Move PROG RUN Switch to RUN when adjustment iscomplete 5 Press Activation to test OVERLOAD Opening Torque Adjustment Overload is the Torque Adju...

Page 43: ...y before operating the door starting when ACT N2 trigger goes ON 2 to 16 sec This is valid when Setting A1 has the LED OFF 1 6 0 Instant trigger extremely sensitive 1 1 8 sec very sensitive 2 1 4 sec 3 3 8 sec mid range sensitivity 4 1 2 sec 5 5 8 sec not sensitive PUSH AND GO SENSITIVITY The amount of time that a Push and Go trigger must be sensed before the door is triggered A longer time makes ...

Page 44: ...s active It will only work with a door that DOES NOT have a clutch Push and Go disabled LED OFF Push and Go Disabled A 4 Reading out numbers of door opening cycles No readout LED OFF No readout To obtain the number of opening cycles that the door has gone through Press SET button while FUNCTION A SETTING 4 Example Readout of 3 2 pause 7 0 3 270 door cycles A 5 Safety1 sensor mounted on closing sid...

Page 45: ...ornia Manually pulling the door closed while it is fully open will close the door ignoring all activation triggers including Hold Open Turning to OFF will reset this mode Door will not shut when manually pulled closed LED OFF A 9 Safety monitoring ON for SM1 This monitors SAFETY1 input See safety monitoring wiring and notes Safety Monitoring OFF for SM1 LED OFF No safety monitoring A A Safety moni...

Page 46: ... the door from closing For any failed communication the Overload LED willflash SETUP 1 Wire safety sensor to board as per wiring diagram below 2 If not already done enable for safety monitoring For BEA sensors this must be done with the remote control 3 Check to see that door opens 4 In order to ensure that the safety monitoring setup has been done properly unplug the SM1 and or SM2A connectors se...

Page 47: ... info ditec ca entrematic com www ditecentrematic ca Entrematic USA Inc Toll Free 1 866 901 4284 info ditec us entrematic com www ditecentrematic us Pg 47 HA8 LP Manual V 4 0 8 3 Safety Sensor Connection BEA Bodyguard 8 0 CONTROL BOARD PROGRAMMING ...

Page 48: ... info ditec ca entrematic com www ditecentrematic ca Entrematic USA Inc Toll Free 1 866 901 4284 info ditec us entrematic com www ditecentrematic us Pg 48 HA8 LP Manual V 4 0 8 4 Safety Sensor Connection BEA Superscan 8 0 CONTROL BOARD PROGRAMMING ...

Page 49: ... info ditec ca entrematic com www ditecentrematic ca Entrematic USA Inc Toll Free 1 866 901 4284 info ditec us entrematic com www ditecentrematic us Pg 49 HA8 LP Manual V 4 0 8 5 Safety Sensor Connection Optex OA FLEX 8 0 CONTROL BOARD PROGRAMMING ...

Page 50: ...O 21K lockoutrelay OTHER FEATURES Safety Monitoring is turned OFF as a default To turn Safety monitoring ON see programming SAFETY MONITORING CLOSING SPEED BACK CHECK SWITCH LATCH SWITCH LOCKOUT OVERLOAD HOLD OPEN SWITCH ON SWITCH settings C8 C9 CA and CB Connection diagram on next page shows sensors wired in safety monitoring configuration Adjustable by potentiometer 1 potentiometer for each door...

Page 51: ...8 6837 info ditec ca entrematic com www ditecentrematic ca Entrematic USA Inc Toll Free 1 866 901 4284 info ditec us entrematic com www ditecentrematic us Pg 51 HA8 LP Manual V 4 0 9 2 Wiring Diagram 9 0 DUAL BOARD PROGRAMMING 120 VAC 120 VAC ...

Page 52: ... 5 4 4 sec 9 9 sec E 25 sec 5 5 sec A 10 sec F 30 sec 0 0 00 sec SAFETY 1 INHIBIT 1 0 50 sec The time that a Safety1 input is ignored 9 2 1 00 sec inhibited starting when one of the 0 3 1 50 sec doors go into Latch 4 2 00 sec 0 to 2 sec A 0 0 00sec 1 0 25sec 2 0 50sec 3 075sec 4 1 sec 5 2 sec 6 3 sec 7 4 sec 8 5 sec DELAY ON OPERATE DOOR 1 The time delay before operating door 1 starting when the a...

Page 53: ...fety1 is always active LED ON Lockout ON C 3 To obtain the number of opening cycles that the door has gone through press the set button while in the Function C Setting 3 mode Example Readout of 3 2 pause 7 0 3 270 door cycles The display will read at the end of readout C 4 Door 1 delays before closing for the amount of time setup in Function AD Door 2 delays before closing for the amount of time s...

Page 54: ...ns If Act n1 goes OFF door closes LED OFF Safety2 works with Act N1 C 8 SAFETY MONITOR 1 MON 1 is ON Monitors SAFETY1 input Safety Monitoring OFF for SM1 LED OFF no safety monitoring C 9 SAFETY MONITOR 2 MON 2 is ON Monitors SAFETY1 input Safety Monitoring OFF for SM2 LED OFF no safety monitoring C A SAFETY MONITOR 3 MON 3 is ON Monitors SAFETY2 input Safety Monitoring OFF for SM3 LED OFF no safet...

Page 55: ...s not work 1 Only an operator WITHOUT a clutch will work for Push and Go Operators with a clutch cannot provide Push and Go 2 Check if Push and Go function enabled See settingA3 3 Reduce Push and Go sensitivity See setting 6 Door does not delay when triggered even when a delayed time has been set up 1 See setting A1 If LED is ON for program setting A1 this is a special activation situation and the...

Page 56: ...tments are provided for Opening speed Back Check speed Activation Time Hold Open Activation Delay and Overload current with LED indicator Detection of an Overload Current is persisting for longer than 2 seconds will cause the door to close See below recommended procedure for adjustment of the control 1 Turn the Overload current control fully clockwise to increase the current limit to maximum and p...

Page 57: ...vation 2 and common on both boards together The delay at which the second door opens after the first door opens is set using Function 5 on the programming schedule up to 5 sec delay is achievable Jamb mounted switches It can be used but are not practical for individuals using a wheelchair because of their range of motion positioning their wheelchair to clear the door opening See Section 1 5 In a v...

Page 58: ...d This is very important Failure to do this leaves the installer LIABLE for any accident that might occur This must be done A summary of the ANSI standard A156 19 requirements for safety decals is as follows Each decal shall be mounted on the door at a height of 50 12 1270 305 mm from the floor to the center line of the sign The sign chosen will depend on the classification of the door operator Cl...

Page 59: ...ww ditecentrematic us Pg 59 HA8 LP Manual V 4 0 Safety Sticker Placement Example The center of the sticker height should be between 38 965 mm and 62 1574 mm above the finished floor SeeANSI standard A156 19 requirements for additional safety decal information LOW ENERGY STICKERS ON BOTH INGRESS EGRESS SIDES IN DOOR 12 0 INSTALLATION WRAP UP OUT DOOR 50in 1270mm 12in 305mm ...

Page 60: ...l Service Department Toll Free 1 833 921 1337 Series Model HA8 LP HA8 LP Installation Manual Part W5 640 Code Standard The operator complies with the following codes and standards UL STD 325 ANSI BHMA STD A156 19 Fire rated UL STD 10 b UL STD 10 c NFPA STD 252 CAN CSA STD C22 2 NO 247 CAN ULC STD S104 All the rights concerning this material are the exclusive property of Entrematic Group AB Althoug...

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