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8.2. LEVEL II - ADJUSTABLE FUNCTIONS

Important: 

Level II is active only if the CODIS is used permanently

(function 7 of Level III activated). The CODIS programming unit
has one adjusting level.
Six parameters can be set. They are displayed on the right-
hand side of the CODIS front panel, with the relevant LEDs:

RESET

LED 6 o

RESET

: repeat initialisation process

(see paragraph 4.1).

LED 5 o

OPENING SPEED

: adjust to 30 

÷

 100%

of initialisation value.
The standard setting is 100%.

LED 4 o

CLOSING SPEED

: adjust to 30 

÷

 66%

of initialisation value.
The standard setting is 66%.

LED 3 o

OPENING EXCURSION

: adjust

maximum opening by 60 to 100%.
The standard setting is 100%.

LED 2 o

PAUSE TIME

: adjust to 0-30 seconds.

The opening is controlled by means
of the activation of the internal/
external control devices.
The standard setting is 2 seconds.

LED 1 o

NIGHT PAUSE TIME: 

adjust to 0-30

seconds. The opening is controlled
by means of the activation of the
KEY/EMERGENCY OPENING
commands.
The standard setting is 7 seconds.

8.2.1. ADJUSTMENT OF PARAMETERS

To access Level II (adjustable functions), proceed as follows:

1)

Select the parameter to be adjusted by causing the
relevant LED to light up. Press the “+” pushbutton to move
the lighting of the LEDs one position up. Press the “-”
pushbutton to move the lighting of the LEDs one position
down.

2)

Press the “+” and “-” pushbuttons

 simultaneously

.

The LED relevant to the selected parameter will start flashing
in order to give information about the stored value: if the
flashing rate is high, a high door speed or a short pause
time has been stored; if the flashing rate is low, a low door
speed or a long pause time has been stored.

3)

Press the “+” or “-” pushbutton repeatedly, in order to
increase or decrease the flashing frequency of the LED,
that is to say, to change the value of the selected
parameter. When the “+” pushbutton is pressed, the door
speed, opening excursion and pause time are increased.

Fig. 25

8. “CODIS” EXTERNAL PROGRAMMING UNIT (OPTIONAL)

The 961 B-E automation unit can also be controlled by an
external programming unit in place of the function selector
and of the 961 B-E programming unit.
The CODIS (see figure 25) has four levels of operation, where
the user can select the operating functions and set, programme
and monitor the operation of the system.
If the CODIS is used permanently, it is necessary to activate
function 7 at Level III (programming functions): see paragraph
8.3.
For the electrical connection of the CODIS, consult figure 14.
The operation of the CODIS can be inhibited in the two
following ways:

- by cutting the jumper between terminals 3 and 4 by means

of a switch (fig. 14);

- by activating function 9 at Level III; in this case it is possible

to operate the unit temporarily after having entered code
“+ +  - - + +” by means of the “+” and “-” pushbuttons.

After 2 minutes the CODIS will stop again automatically.

Note:

 the CODIS can also be used as a temporary programming

unit. In this case, Level II (adjustable functions) is inactive.
When the programming of the system has been completed,
the CODIS can be removed: all the programmed functions will
remain unaltered.
After having removed the CODIS, perform a RESET or switch off
the system.

8.1 LEVEL I - OPERATING FUNCTIONS

This is the level that is accessible to the user. By pressing either
the “+” or the “-” pushbutton, the user can select the operating
function.
Five operating functions are available. They are displayed on
the left-hand side of the front panel of the CODIS.
When a function has been selected, the corresponding LED
lights up on the front panel.
Press the “+” pushbutton to move the lighting of the LEDs one
position up.
Press the “-” pushbutton to move the lighting of the LEDs one
position down.
The five available functions displayed on the panel are:

o LED 6

MANUAL

The door is released and can be
operated manually.
The control devices are inactive.

o LED 5

OPEN

The door opens and remains open.

o LED 4

AUTOMATIC

The door opens when internal or
external commands are active  and
re-closes after the pause time.

o LED 3

AUTOMATIC (SPARE)

o LED 2

ONE-WAY

Entry (or exit) inhibited; only one
direction of exit (or entry); opening
when internal (or external) command
is active; closing after pause time.
The external (or internal) control
devices are inactive.

o LED 1

NIGHT

The door is locked shut by the electric
lock.
The external command is inactive.
The door can be opened solely by
activating the internal command or
EMERGENCY OPENING input. The
door closes after the night pause
time.

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Summary of Contents for 961 B-E

Page 1: ...ubsequent amendments 91 368 EEC 93 44 EEC and 93 68 EEC complieswiththeessentialsafetyrequirementsinthefollowingEECDirectives 73 23 EEC and subsequent amendment 93 68 EEC 89 336 EEC and subsequent ame...

Page 2: ...with an opening distance of the contacts of 3 mm or more Alternatively use a 6A thermomagnetic breaker with multi pole switching 12 Ensure that there is a differential switch up line of the electrica...

Page 3: ...automatic unit for swing doors is a one piece unit consisting of an electromechanical device that allows door opening to be controlled by means of a driving arm The door is re closed by a spring syst...

Page 4: ...the operator transmission shaft by means of the extension and the screw 4 provided fig 5 The arm must be mounted perpendicular to the closed door N B If a greater distance between the operator and the...

Page 5: ...nitialisation procedure which includes setting the following parameters measuring the mass of the door determining the end stop positions determining the point at which the STOP safety device interven...

Page 6: ...buzzer which emits sequences of acoustic signals corresponding to different statuses of the system The statuses that have occurred and their identification sequence can be seen in Table 6 Table 6 Aco...

Page 7: ...contacts 11 12 13 14 15 16 EMERGENCY CLOSURE OPENING STOP SAFETY CLOSURE SAFETY 24 Vdc 0 Vdc 0 Vdc INTERNAL COMMAND 0 Vdc 8 9 10 EXTERNAL COMMAND 0 1 2 230 V 6 10 50 60 Hz 1 2 3 white brown green 0 V...

Page 8: ...then re closes after the pause time POSITION 0 MANUAL NIGHT The position 0 can be used to select two different operating functions according to the programming carried out on the 961 B E programming u...

Page 9: ...mme and monitor the operation of the system If the CODIS is used permanently it is necessary to activate function 7 at Level III programming functions see paragraph 8 3 For the electrical connection o...

Page 10: ...L III PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS The CODIS has a programming level where certain functions can be selected These functions are required for several special applications Note a voltage drop or a RESET comma...

Page 11: ...n N O contact terminals 18 19 960MP Door open closed indication N C contact the open and closed positions of the door are indicated by the opening of a N C contact terminals 18 19 960MP function 12 Al...

Page 12: ...the inner door LED 6 lights up select the SLAVE option on the CODIS unit of the outer door LED 6 goes out Function 16 select the desired option on both the CODIS programming units IMPORTANT the interl...

Page 13: ...th the door closed draw a vertical line on the spring as shown in figure 30 Open the door and check the state of the line figure 30 shows two possible configurations In case B fig 30 lubricate the spr...

Page 14: ...mains open o LED 4 AUTOMATIC The door opens when internal or external commands are active and re closes after the pause time o LED 3 AUTOMATIC SPARE o LED 2 ONE WAY Entry or exit inhibited only one di...

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