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Page 1: ...A1000 EN16005 2012 E1SL fw 3 0 SDK EVO fw 3 0 LK EVO fw 1 2...

Page 2: ...A since 2017 All rights reserved No part of this manual may be reproduced archived distributed to third parties nor copied in any other way in any format and with any means beitelectronic mechanicalor...

Page 3: ...n compiled in compliance with part A of AnnexVII Furthermore the following harmonised standards have been applied EN 16005 2012 EN ISO 12100 2010 EN 60335 2 103 2015 EN 13849 1 2015 PL c CAT 3 EN 1384...

Page 4: ...d compliant with the requirements of the same Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC Bologna Italy 10 06 2017 CEO DECLARATION OF INCORPORATION FOR PARTLY COMPLETED MACHINERY 2006 42 EC ANNEX II P 1 B Manufact...

Page 5: ...8 1 Preliminary operations 28 8 2 Fastening to the wall 28 9 INSTALLING THE LEAVES 29 9 1 Mounting the lower shoes 29 Shoe with TK50 bracket 29 TK50 Swivel shoe 29 Shoe with TK20 bracket 29 9 2 Mount...

Page 6: ...4 INDICATIONS 93 Menu 5 CYCLE COUNTER 93 Menu 6 DATE TIME 93 Menu 7 TIMER 94 Menu 8 PASSWORD 95 Menu 9 INFO 95 21 MAINTENANCE 97 21 1 Calculation estimate of cycles performed 97 Routine maintenance 9...

Page 7: ...n the automation casing FAACdisclaimsanyliabilityregardingthesafetyandproperoperationof the automation if non original FAAC components are used FAAC supplies a system register form with the A1000 CS W...

Page 8: ...y reasons TIGHTENINGTORQUEVALUE The torque wrench and the tightening torque in Nm is specified in the figures E g HEXWRENCH 6 set at 2 5 Nm 2 5 2 5 Nm 1 Symbols notes and warnings on the instructions...

Page 9: ...risk of impact due to falling objects SPENT BATTERIES HAZARD Itindicatesariskfortheenvironmentandhealtharisingfromspentbat teries due to possible leakage of the liquid content COLLISIONWITH FORKLIFTT...

Page 10: ...nnect to sources of energy other than those set out 2 2 UNAUTHORISED USE It is forbidden to use the automation for uses other than THE INTENDED USE use the automation for installing smoke and or fire...

Page 11: ...FICATION PLATE The identification plate 2 is located on the support profile IftheA1000KITissupplied itistheresponsibilityoftheinstallertoattach the identification plate in a visible position 2 Month a...

Page 12: ...e date backup battery Lithium CR2032 3V Lithium CR2032 3V Motion backup battery NiMh 24V 1800mAh NiMh 24V 1800mAh Traction by toothed belt by toothed belt Opening closing speed adjustment empty cm s 1...

Page 13: ...xclusively FAAC profiles 6 Installation of the head section 8 Installation of the leaves 9 for glass leaves see 10 Electronics installation 12 Startup 13 A1000 PA C C Automation assembled on FAAC head...

Page 14: ...crews Accessories for installation of components Motor with encoder Return pulley Leaf Support Sliding Carriages 2 for each leaf Transmission belt It is compulsory to use the FAAC belt for the A1000 C...

Page 15: ...failure SDK EVO OPTIONAL Programming and function selector device with display LK EVO OPTIONAL Programming and function selector device without display KS EVO OPTIONAL Device with function selector k...

Page 16: ...ace control accessories within the automation s visual range These devices must always be accessible even with the door open Comply with the following heights from the ground control accessories minim...

Page 17: ...equate number of people for the weight of the leaf 1 person for every 20 kg to be lifted 1 Open and remove all packaging elements 2 Makesurethatallcomponentsrequestedarepresentandundam aged 14 If the...

Page 18: ...ersonnel authorised to use the equipment Cut to size according to the measurements indicated in 8 8 Profile cutting measurements Profile to be cut Cutting measurement mm Support profile Head section c...

Page 19: ...ofile Thisoperationisperformedintheshop Theassembled head section is then moved to the installation site For handling instructions see 17 RISKS PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT REQUIREDTOOLS 18 mm 6 8 10...

Page 20: ...s are required Place them at the two ends of the profile to begin with DOUBLE LEAF 4 mechanical stops are required Place 2 of them at the two ends of the profile and 2 in the middle to begin with 1 In...

Page 21: ...CH CL G J23 J24 J25 V G S2 G T J2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 6 Nm 2 2 Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH ELECTRONICS MODULE 1 1 Insert the screws and plate into the 2 slots indicated by A1000 Ins...

Page 22: ...o the support profile 8 2 Insert 2 vibration damper spacers 8 onto the edge of the profile In the case of profiles longer than 3 m add a spacer in the middle 8 MOTOR 1 Insert the motor in the side of...

Page 23: ...stment screw and screw the adjustment screw fully into the bracket 5 Insert two plates into the profile 13 and install the release knob on the side bracket 6 Lock the knob pull and turn it by 90 12 Th...

Page 24: ...readed hole normally used to attach the belt 2 Install the sensor onto the bracket using the plastic nuts 16 3 Insertathreadedplatewithscrewintoseatonthesupportprofile and fasten the bracket 16 After...

Page 25: ...hem with the opening measurements 4 Check floor levelness with a spirit level Ensure there are no hydraulic coils or electrical conduits under the floor at the planned drill points ASSEMBLING THE FRAM...

Page 26: ...escribed in 9 29 GLAZING INSTALLATION 1 Place the 3 shims in the lower part of the profile 21 2 Place the glazing on the shims 22 HandletheglazingadheringtothesafetywarningsintheSafetychapter 3 Secure...

Page 27: ...he fixed leaf by tilting it and inserting it into the top profile 24 5 Place horizontally then fasten the leaf 6 Mount the upper labyrinth profile 24 MOUNTING MOBILE LEAVES Mount the leaves as describ...

Page 28: ...gheadsectioninstallation repositionthecomponentsyou havemovedandreassembletheelectronicsmoduleinthecorrectposition Finally fit again the safety cables and the casing RISKS PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMEN...

Page 29: ...20 kg to be lifted 9 1 MOUNTING THE LOWER SHOES SHOE WITH TK50 BRACKET For fastening to the wall or the fixed leaf 26 use suitable screws not provided TK50 SWIVEL SHOE For fastening to the floor 27 us...

Page 30: ...into the appropriate housing in the lower guide profile 30 GLASS LEAVES For installation of glass leaves see the dedicated section 10 32 9 4 INSTALLING THE LEAVES Install each leaf as described below...

Page 31: ...crews 33 2 Move the leaf on the two slots at the base of the carriages as desired 3 Tighten the 2 screws 33 After the adjustments check the vertical and horizontal positions of the leaf with a spirit...

Page 32: ...the holes in the glass 35 6 6 Insert Insert the 2 seals into the profiles 35 7 Clean the glass insert the gripper Ensure the beading is in its housing 8 Assemble the gripper as follows Insert element...

Page 33: ...ery 20 kg to be lifted Use suitable glazing suction cups 15 Adjust the counter wheel see 31 16 Insert the end cover 36 Check leaf verticality When the leaf is open or closed the shoe must be fully ins...

Page 34: ...nal instructions ENGLISH Passage opening Passage opening 10 1 MOUNTING THE BRUSHES For double leaf automations 37 For single leaf automations 37 brushes brushes Double leaf brushes brushes Passage ope...

Page 35: ...lley of the motor Fasten the two ends using the fittings 38 1 and screws 38 2 2 Position the assembled fitting with the belt on the carriage Keep to the positions indicated in 38 and fasten using the...

Page 36: ...anslation of the original instructions ENGLISH Single leaf LH opening with rM 1 Default Single leaf RH opening with rM 1 Single leaf RH opening with rM 1 Default Single leaf LH opening with rM 1 Passa...

Page 37: ...seat flush with the pulley Whenthebeltisinstalled operatetheleaveswithcaretopreventcrush ing your fingers between the carriage wheels and the sliding guide and between the pulley and belt SINGLE LEAF...

Page 38: ...600 5340 45 2680 5500 47 2760 5660 48 2840 5820 49 9 A1000 belt tensioning measurements in mm 11 2 BELT TENSIONING 1 To tension the belt correctly proceed as follows 2 Loosen the nut 39 3 Adjust the s...

Page 39: ...t 41 4 Tighten the screw to lock the mechanical stop 40 SINGLE LEAF CLOSING STOPS With closed door the carriage must be in full contact with the me chanical stop 1 Loosen the screw to release the mech...

Page 40: ...r H100 casings on the ends of the sup port profile 3 Fasten each side profile using the 3 screws provided 44 Use at least one central bracket 46 for profiles longer than 3 m 11 5 INSTALLING THE CASING...

Page 41: ...or 48 2 Hold the cover in the open position 49 lift it then push it into the profile 3 Fastenthesafetycablestothecover 47 andclosethecover The safety cables must be correctly installed to protect from...

Page 42: ...ck coupling 52 If it is incor rect adjust it as described below 53 5 Fasten the motor block using the two M5 screws 51 11 8 ADJUSTING THE XB LOCK MOTOR BLOCK 1 Loosenthetwoscrews 53 thatconnectthebelt...

Page 43: ...A 54 Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH 11 9 MOUNTING THE CABLE GLAND GUIDES The guides prevent interference between cables and moving parts Install the electric cable guides inside the...

Page 44: ...L POWER SUPPLY UNIT ELECTRONIC BOARD Fuse F1 Fuse F2 Buttons SW1 SETUP RESET SW2 scrolls programming values SW3 scrolls programming values SW4 F programming scrolls functions confirms values Display C...

Page 45: ...RED ERR Error Alert in progress error no error alert indication DL5 RED BATT1 battery status battery discharged battery charged battery use battery discharged with no mains power supply DL6 GREEN BAT...

Page 46: ...ries power supply Defaultinputsforsafetyinclosingdevices 12 5 IMPORTANT Usemoni tored safety devices compliant with standard EN 16005 2012 J7 INPUTS E1 E2 E1 G E2 J7 E2 Configurable input E2 G GND Acc...

Page 47: ...ommoncontacts CH CH CANBUS High Channel CL CL CANBUS Low Channel G GNDAccessoriespowersupplynegativeandCommoncontacts J21 INPUTS I1 I2 I3 I4 V G I1 I2 G I3 I4 V J21 V 24V accessories power supply I4 C...

Page 48: ...ED to the release terminal block 60 C 2 Connect the motor block to the control board using the wired connector 60 3 Program the motor block operation EL EL and enable monitoring SU SU IF INSTALLED A n...

Page 49: ...mmendednottoactivatethe narrowpavement functionwhich combines radar and infrared detection for opening DEFAULT PROGRAMMING ON E1SL BOARD From Board from SDK EVO P1 P1 20 20 1F 1F Y Y P2 P2 20 20 2F 2F...

Page 50: ...h that it requires 2 detectors instead of 1 Use2XDT1exitdetectorsforopeningandsafetyinclosingand2XDT1 entry detectors for opening and safety in closing in compliance with EN 16005 2012 and DIN18650 PR...

Page 51: ...ONTACT WITH PERSONS IS NOT AL LOWED PROGRAMMING THE E1SL BOARD Programming can only be carried out only via the SDK EVO From Board SDK EVO o1 5 o1 5 Inputs O1 O1 Function TEST O1 NO NC NO C3 21 C3 21...

Page 52: ...emergency causes the door to OPEN STOP CLOSE depending on how has been programmed It remains active as long as the control is pressed 1 Connect an NO or NC type contact push button 2 Enable input E1 E...

Page 53: ...teadofCLOSING reversethedirectionofrotationof the motor using parameter rM SetupCANNOTbecarriedoutinNIGHT TIMEandMANUALmodeandwith emergency inputs active 4 Access the programming mode and make any mo...

Page 54: ...ET SETUP DL2 F J P1 P1 F The function code remains displayed as long as it is pressed 2 Release F and The default value appears or another pro grammed one 0 0 RESET SETUP DL2 F J P1 P1 Cc Cc 3 Use but...

Page 55: ...tation with belt fittings as per the configuration 1 1 NON STANDARD rotation with belt fittings DIFFERENT to the configuration The choice becomes effective immediately If the parameter is modified aft...

Page 56: ...OPEN 8 8 Semi automatic OPEN 9 9 Pharmacy not available for CF 4 10 10 KEY 11 11 partial OPEN not available for CF 4 20 20 Closing Safety NC 21 21 Opening Safety NC 30 30 EMERGENCY OPENING NC 31 31 EM...

Page 57: ...meter displayed only if one of the inputs C1 C2 C3 C4 P1 P2 E1 or E2 is configured as Pharmacy OPEN Adjustable from 5 to 95 MAX of complete opening Step 5 The input configured as Pharmacy functions in...

Page 58: ...TIONAL no no no photocell 11 1 pair of photocells 2 2 2 pairs of photocells The test is NOT carried out on the button photocells no no no no no no no no E1 E1 INPUT E1 CONFIGURATION Allows parameter E...

Page 59: ...e 6 6 XM LOCK motor block closed in NIGHT TIME and ONE DIRECTIONAL mode 7 7 XM LOCK motor block closed in NIGHT TIME mode and with leaves open 8 8 XM LOCK motor block closed at the end of each movemen...

Page 60: ...t least one Safety In Closing Active 12 12 At least one Safety In Closing Active or one Safety in Opening On 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 o2 o2 CONFIGURABLE OUTPUT OUT2 J22 NO output Programmable as NC via SDK EVO...

Page 61: ...input 12 I4 input 13 Emergency 2 input 14 always off St St EXIT PROGRAMMING It lets you exit programming and decide whether to save or not the modifications made Y Y save only if there are NO configu...

Page 62: ...pause counting restarts pause counting restarts CLOSED total opening and closure again after pause time total opening and reclosing after the pause time total opening and reclosing after the pause ti...

Page 63: ...ring NIGHT TIME function the leaves must open and remain open as long as the input is active With the active input With the active input of an input configured in this way during normaloperationthelea...

Page 64: ...mode Whenthisinputisdeactivated itforcesa Whenthisinputisdeactivated itforcesaTOTALoperatingmode to be set NIGHT TIME MODE input 43 With the active input With the active input configured in this way...

Page 65: ...ad 100mA to be connected between 01 and V Can be configured from the board and SDK EVO O2 relay contact with Max load 2A to be connected between O2 and O2 Can be configured from board and SDK EVO TheO...

Page 66: ...used SETTING THE LOW ENERGY FUNCTION DURING OPENING OS OF OS OF In basic programming set set OS OSkeeping to the MAX closing speed values indicated keeping to the MAX closing speed values indicated i...

Page 67: ...y with power supply battery and motors disconnected Remove any friction Check the counter wheel 20 20 Test failed on Inputs configured as safety devices Check the connections and programming of the in...

Page 68: ...ation remains as long as the stage is ongoing 58 58 Searching for strike on closing the indication remains as long as the stage is ongoing 59 59 Motor block fault only with Monitoring Kit Perform RESE...

Page 69: ...ard reset if the error persists replace the board 204 204 Firmware FW not compatible Update board Firmware 205 205 Motor Rotation Check AUX Motor wiring 206 206 Encoder Fault Check encoder wiring 216...

Page 70: ...OPEN the safeties in opening are engaged the emergencies are active ensure MANUAL operative function has not been selected ensure NIGHT TIME operative function has not been selected check motor connec...

Page 71: ...P execution To perform the SETUP using SDK EVO refer to 91 16 2 RESET Reset is an initialising procedure of board operation WHEN IS RESET NECESSARY After automation lock due to a board error with a RE...

Page 72: ...ntil Or Or or Ad Ad appears on the display 6 release the buttons and use the buttons to select one of the two file saving methods Or Or overwrite thefileontheboardwillbesavedtotheUSBstorage device by...

Page 73: ...incorrect or missing The connected device is incompatible or not connected 85 85 Firmware update error File read error Repeat update procedure 88 88 File reading error File corrupted or not the right...

Page 74: ...work connected E1SL should be programmed for the same Intercom mode Connection Theunitsinthenetworkareconnectedvia3cascadeconnected wires between the J18 connectors of the E1SL boards 71 The sequence...

Page 75: ...y if the other is closed Connectthedevicesandcarryouttheprogrammingandregistrationonthe individual E1SL boards before configuring the INTERLOCK using SDK EVO INTERLOCK WITH NO MEMORY With 4 sensors th...

Page 76: ...detectors S1 S4 Req A1 1 Req A2 1 A1 closed A2 closed Open A1 Req A2 1 Open A2 Req A1 1 Req A1 0 Open A1 Req A2 0 Open A2 A1 mov A2 closed Open A1 Req A2 1 Req A1 1 A1 closed A2 mov Req A1 1 Req A2 1...

Page 77: ...emble the LK EVO by pressing lightly at the points 74 AnoptionalconnectioncanbemadetoterminalsGandKontheLKEVO with a key command to lock the function keys With an NC contact the keypad is locked 74 TO...

Page 78: ...ET Reset clears errors in the memory It is activated by pressing keys and simultaneously for 5 sec The LEDs corresponding to the keys switch on then off LOCK UNLOCK The lock locks and unlocks the keys...

Page 79: ...orrespondingtothefunctiontoaccesstheoperating mode selection menu 2 The following functions can be set using the key TOTAL TWO DIRECTION AUTOMATIC DOOR OPEN AUTOMATIC TOTAL ONE DIRECTION AUTOMATIC PAR...

Page 80: ...15 Set up inhibited 16 16 Encoder failure 17 17 Double contact inputs fault 18 18 Firmware FW not compatible 19 19 High mechanical friction 21 21 Movement time not compliant with standard EN16005 22 2...

Page 81: ...0 FW 2 1 FW 2 2 FW 2 3 25 Firmware Version Howtocalculatethefirmwareversionnumberstartingfromthe firmware number E g firmware version 1 3 FW Result Remainder 13 2 6 1 6 2 3 0 3 2 1 5 1 1 2 0 5 1 0 2...

Page 82: ...erminals G and K with a key command 78 The functions that may be selected from SDK EVO are Block or Without User Password Refer to paragraph SDK EVO key 91 4 Connect up the E1SL board 78 5 The connect...

Page 83: ...ASSWORD has to be entered in order to use some of the functions select the first digit using the buttons confirm via the OK button and it moves on to the next digit once the 4 digits have been entered...

Page 84: ...Entry only Opening percentage 100 Total opening Partial opening percentage thatcanbemodifiedbytheprogram Total opening 100 Partial opening INTERLOCK operating mode To access the function press and hol...

Page 85: ...8 PASSWORD 9 INFO 5 Press OK to enter the selected function highlighted with the symbol and proceed in the same way to set it 6 Press ESC to go back to the HOME PAGE All function screens appear as in...

Page 86: ...FO 1 LANGUAGE MOTION INPUTS OUTPUTS TIMING ENERGY SAVING BATTERY KIT MOTOR BLOCK KIT 2 PROGRAMMING INSTALLATION MISCELLANEOUS LOG 41 TIME LOSS 4 WARNINGS 42 79 80 NON STANDARD PROGRAM CYCLES NUMBER 5...

Page 87: ...LOCK KIT 2 PROGRAMMING INSTALLATION MISCELLANEOUS LOG OUTPUTS O1 O2 MOTOR ROTATION INPUTS I1 I4 INPUTS STATUS SAFETIES S1 S2 DOOR STATUS OTHER BOARD DATA EMERGENCIES E1 E2 XFA PHOTOCELLS DISABLED ENER...

Page 88: ...Night 43 Modefun Manual 44 Modefun Manual 44 Modefun Partial 45 Modefun Partial 45 Modefun Interlock 46 Modefun Interlock 46 Timer 60 Timer 60 Reset 61 Reset 61 Default CF1 CF2 CF2 CF4 CF5 I1 1 1 1 1...

Page 89: ...CF1 CF2 CF2 CF4 CF5 Contact Normally closed NC 8 Repeat the procedure for the other inputs 4 Emergencies E1 E2 1 Select input E1 from the list E1 E2 2 Select function SEE INPUTS LIST I1 I4 Default CF1...

Page 90: ...pt even with battery operation NIGHT motor block active only in NIGHT TIME mode ALWAYS OPEN motor block active in OPEN mode theREVERSEparameterdeterminesthereversespeedoftheleafduring closing with a 5...

Page 91: ...MOT current absorbed by the motor in Amperes POS leaf position in cm Default CF1 CF2 CF2 CF4 CF5 MOTOR ROTATION STANDARD DOUBLE MOTOR KIT DISABLED START SETUP DIS ENA DIS DIS DIS INPUTS STATUS see DIS...

Page 92: ...after which the door is blocked in error Choose and modify the parameter CLOSING from no to 10 OPENING from no to 10 No stands for infinity 9Test Error Enables disables movement at slower speed in the...

Page 93: ...ry operation 57 Searching for opening stop 58 Searching for closing stop 59 Motor block fault only with monitoring KIT 60 Maintenance request 61 SDK EVO LK EVO KSEVO fault 62 Battery charger failure 6...

Page 94: ...Twodir Partial 4 Auto Out Partial 5 Open Total 6 Open Partial 7 Auto In Total 8 Auto In Partial 9 Night time 10 Partial night time 11 Interlock 12 Interlock EXIT Only 13 Interlock Entry Only 4 Set tim...

Page 95: ...beginning and end date coincide The interval must refer to same calendar year e g for the period from 25th December to 6th January create 2 intervals from 25 12 to 31 12 and from 01 01 to 06 01 Using...

Page 96: ...ev A Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH The display shows the firmware versions of the control board and installed devices DM is only displayed if the DM KIT is used If it is not present...

Page 97: ...MBER OF CYCLES R4 R3 Afterwards from the SDK EVO in the Cycle counter menu 5 in the 27 Maintenance programme and periodic replacements ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OPERATION Check automation fastening to the w...

Page 98: ...lybeperformedbyanAuthorisedRepairCentre The warranty shall be forfeited in the event of tampering with compo nents Only use original FAAC spare parts The batteries and electronic components must not b...

Page 99: ...to the E1SL board Electronic board replacement F Before proceeding disconnect the mains power supply and disconnect the emergency battery ItisrecommendedtodownloadthedatatoaUSBstoragedeviceinorder to...

Page 100: ...eel or aluminium parts Water and neutral detergent solutions are allowed in the concentra tion indicated on the detergent packaging 95 methylated spirit diluted at 50 In case of oily dirt use 70 solut...

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Page 102: ...min 20 150 37 70 Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH 23 1 INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS A1000 WITH 2 TK20 SLIDING LEAVES AND 2 FIXED SIDE LEAVES LVP Free passage opening width LVM Wall recess wi...

Page 103: ...5 Sol B 10 Sezione B B Sol A 41 37 70 150 Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH A1000 WITH ONE TK20 SLIDING LEAF AND ONE FIXED SIDE LEAF LVP Free passage opening width LVM Wall recess width...

Page 104: ...2 25 25 3 A1000 7 27 37 70 2 Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH A1000 WITH ONE TK20 SLIDING LEAF LVP Free passage opening width LVM Wall recess width AF distance between fixed sides X di...

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Page 108: ...A1000 108 53221004 Rev A Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH...

Page 109: ...NS The operator in charge of using the automation is responsible for running the system and must carefullyreadtheinstructionsbeforeusingtheproductandstorethem for future use comply with all Operating...

Page 110: ...A1000 110 53221004 Rev A...

Page 111: ...can be modified by the program Total opening 100 Partial opening example automatic operation only for exit with partial Opening example door open with total opening 100 23 4 PASSWORD The 4 digit PASSW...

Page 112: ...go back to the home page PASSWORD INCORRECT PASSWORD ESC OK HOME PAGE PASSWORD 0000 ESC OK 14 30 set NIGHT TIME mode set MANUAL mode switch to the FUNCTIONS menu gototheSELECTIONmenu name of the door...

Page 113: ...E DIRECTIONAL AUTOMATIC PARTIAL TWO DIRECTIONAL NIGHT MANUAL 4 To switch to another function press the key corresponding to the new function 5 If there is an alert to display it 2 keys must be pressed...

Page 114: ...A1000 114 53221004 Rev A...

Page 115: ...Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH...

Page 116: ...FAAC S p A Soc Unipersonale Via Calari 10 40069 Zola Predosa BOLOGNA ITALY Tel 39 051 61724 Fax 39 051 758518 www faac it www faacgroup com...

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