950N 26
732708
- Rev. F
530 mm
105
160mm
ENGLISH
12 ASSEMBLING THE HOUSING
12.1 ASSEMBLING THE PLASTIC HOUSING
HOUSING FIXING SCREWS
Fig.18
11 FAILSAFE TEST TO MONITOR THE SAFETY SENSORS (dip switch 9 ON) EN 16005
sensor monitoring, as required by EN 16005, is only guaranteed if sensors XPB34-1/70-1 XPB90-
1/90-2 are used
The failsafe test allows the operator’s electronic board 950N to monitor any safety sensors installed, before each mo-
vement.
Dip 9 must be set to ON in order to enable it.
If the failsafe test is not successful, the movement in that direction is inhibited until the test is successful. If the KP
Controller is connected, the following alarms are displayed:
ALARM 13 = failsafe test failed on closing -
ALARM 14 = failsafe test failed on opening.
If both alarms are triggered, the first one to be detected is displayed.
Set DIP 9 to ON for the interlock function between two doors and the gong cannot be activated.
In a master and slave application, all the sensor connections (contacts, test, etc.) must be brought
to the board set as master.
.12 LOW ENERGY (dip switch 9 OFF) EN 16005
Standard EN 16005 stipulates that in LOW ENERGY mode, the kinetic energy of a moving door must not exceed
1.69 J. For this to happen, Dip 9 must be set to OFF and the opening and closing speed must be adjusted via the KP
CONTROLLER. These settings must guarantee compliance with the values in the table below.
The “LOW ENERGY” tables found on page 7 can provide an indicative value of the speed to be
set. However, the speed value set must be verified that it guarantees compliance with EN 16005.
The table provides the settings regarding the minimum opening and closing time with reference to the most com-
mon widths and masses of doors
LEAF WIDTH
(m)
LEAF WEIGHT (Kg)
50
60
70
80
90
OPENING/CLOSING TIME (s)
0.75
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.5
0.85
3.0
3.0
3.5
3.5
4.0
1.00
3.5
3.5
4.0
4.0
4.5
1.20
4.0
4.5
4.5
5.0
5.5
- Set DIP 9 to OFF for the SCP function to always be disabled.
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