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J17 - USB Port

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J18 - NOT used

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J21 - Configurable inputs

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J22 - Configurable outputs

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J23 J24 J25 - Optional modules

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12.3 Motors and encoders

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12.4 Motor block XB LOCK and monitoring (OPTIONAL)

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12.5 Motor block XM LOCK and monitoring (OPTIONAL)

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12.6 EXIT detector XDT3 and entry detector XDT1

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12.7 EXIT and ENTRY detectors XDT3

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12.8 Detectors XBFA for safety on opening for configurations
12.5/12.6

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12.9 2 exit detectors XDT3 and 2 entry detectors XDT1

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12.10 Detectors XBFA for safety on opening for configuration
12.8

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12.11 J9 - Button photocells XFA

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12.12 J7 - Emergency: remote opening

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J22 - Configurable outputs

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13. COMMISSIONING

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Preliminary checks prior to commissioning

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13.1 System power supply and SETUP

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Checks following SETUP

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Saving the Configuration

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13.2 Basic / advanced programming

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14. SYSTEM FUNCTIONALITY/CONFIGURATIONS

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14.1 Operating mode

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14.2 Inputs configuration

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14.3 Configuration of J22 outputs

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14.4 Obstacle detection

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14.5 Anti-intrusion and PULL&GO

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14.6 Function Energy Saving

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How to activate theEnergy Saving

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14.7 Function Low Energy in closing -

CS CF

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How to set Low Energy on closure

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15. DIAGNOSTICS AND PROCEDURES

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15.1 Acoustic signal

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15.2 System diagnostics: alerts, errors

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15.3 Solution of problems or outages

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16. OPERATIONS ON THE BOARD

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16.1 Setup

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How to perform setup from board

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16.2 RESET

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When is Reset necessary

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How to perform RESET from board

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16.3 Restoring factory status

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When is Restore necessary

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How to perform restore

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16.4 Update (UPLOAD)

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16.5 Download

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17. LKEVO

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17.2 selection MENU

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18. SDK EVO

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18.1 Assembly and testing

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18.2 Switching on and use

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18.3 Home page

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18.4 Reset - Block/Release SDKEVO

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18.5 PASSWORD

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18.6 selection MENU

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18.7 Function MENU

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Menu 1 language

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Menu 2 Programming

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Menu 3 ERRORS

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Menu 4 INDICATIONS

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Menu 5 CYCLE COUNTER

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Menu 6 DATE / TIME

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Menu 7 TIMER

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External programmers LKEVOSDK EVOnd 95

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Menu 8 PASSWORD

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Menu 9 INFO

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19. MAINTENANCE

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19.1 Calculation estimate of cycles performed

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Routine maintenance

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Periodic replacements

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19.2 Maintenance technician safety

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19.3 Replacements

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19.4 Cleaning

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19.5 Functional checks

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20. WASTE DISPOSAL

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21. ANNEXES

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21.1 Installation diagrams

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A1400 AIR RDT with TK20 2 mobile leaves and fixed leaf

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A1400 AIR RDT with TK20 2 mobile leaves

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A1400 AIR RDT with tk20 4 mobile leaves

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A1400 AIR RDT with tk20 4 mobile leaves and 2 fixed leaves

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Position of components on support profile

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A1400 AIR RDTRight Opening Single Leaf

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A1400 AIR RDT Left Opening Single Leaf

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A140 AIR Telescopic Single Leaf Right and Left Opening

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A1400 AIR RDT Double Leaf

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A140 AIR Telescopic Double Leaf

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21.2 selection MENU

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21.3 selection MENU

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Summary of Contents for A1400 AIR RD

Page 1: ...A1400 AIR RDT EN16005 2012...

Page 2: ...AC SpA dal 2014 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 mechanica...

Page 3: ...mento Reference harmonized standards EN ISO 12100 2010 EN ISO 13849 1 2008 PL d Cat 3 Escape Route Functionality EN 16005 2012 Il prodotto non contemplato dall Allegato IV della Direttiva 2006 42 CE L...

Page 4: ...has been compiled in compliance with part A of AnnexVII Furthermore the following harmonised standards have been applied EN 16005 2012 EN ISO 12100 2010 EN 61000 6 2 2005 EN 61000 6 3 2007 EN 60335 1...

Page 5: ...form to the provisions of the above mentioned Machine Directive 2006 42 EC Bologna 01 01 2015 CEO A Marcellan DECLARATION OF INCORPORATION OF PARTLY COMPLETED MACHINERY 2006 42 CE ANN II P 1 LETT B Ma...

Page 6: ...n to the upper profile 27 7 2 Entry door with profiles TK20 27 Preliminary operations 27 Assembling the frame 28 Mounting MOBILE LEAVES 28 Assembly of the head section to the upper profile 28 8 INSTAL...

Page 7: ...3 Solution of problems or outages 76 16 OPERATIONS ON THE BOARD 77 16 1 Setup 77 How to perform setup from board 77 16 2 RESET 77 When is Reset necessary 77 How to perform RESET from board 77 16 3 Res...

Page 8: ...ioning measurements in mm 45 10 LED on the board 52 11 BASIC programming fw version 1 6 or higher 65 12 ADVANCED programming fw version 1 6 or higher 65 13 Setting max speed in Low Energy 72 14 Status...

Page 9: ...AAC disclaims any liability involving the automation s safety and properoperationintheeventnon originalcomponentsareusedFAAC For the supplyA1400 AIR RDT CS FAAC a System Register form is provided WORK...

Page 10: ...r safety reasons TIGHTENINGTORQUEVALUE The pictures specify the tool and the tightening torque in Nm E g HEXWRENCH 6 set at 2 5 Nm 2 5 2 5 Nm 1 Symbols notes and warnings on the instructions CAUTION I...

Page 11: ...the risk of impact due to falling objects SPENT BATTERIES HAZARD Itindicatesariskfortheenvironmentandhealtharisingfromspentbat teries due to possible leakage of the liquid content COLLISIONWITH FORKLI...

Page 12: ...urces 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 protection...

Page 13: ...PLATE The identification plate 2 1 is located on the support profile In case of supplyA1400 AIR RDT KIT the identification plate must be applied in a visible position under the installer s responsibi...

Page 14: ...ax accessories load 1A 24V excludingSDKEVO 1A 24V excluding SDK EVO Time date backup battery Lithium CR2032 3V Lithium CR2032 3V Motion backup battery NiMh 24V 1800mAh NiMh 24V 1800mAh Traction by too...

Page 15: ...on the support profile use exclusively profiles FAAC 6 Installation of the head section 8 Installation of the leaves 9 for glass Leaves 10 Electronic installation 12 Commissioning 13 A1400 AIR RDT PA...

Page 16: ...G front CASING PROFILE H100 Aluminium profile for front head section closure Electronic module rod Accessory for installation of the electronics module Plates with screws Accessories for installation...

Page 17: ...mechanically locking it to maintain leaf position SDK EVO OPTIONAL Programming and function selector device with display LKEVO OPTIONAL Programming and function selector device without display TK50 Sl...

Page 18: ...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 19: ...foranadequatenumberofpeopleforthe weight of the leaf 1 person every 20 kg to be lifted 1 Open and remove all packaging elements 2 Ensure all components requested in the supply are present and intact 2...

Page 20: ...anufacturer Cutting operations may only be performed by personnel authorised to use the equipment Perform the cuts to the measures set out in 8 8 Profile cutting measurements Profile to be cut Cutting...

Page 21: ...e screws and the plates supplied In case of A1400 AIR RDT KIT supply the components must be fitted onto the support profile This operation is performed in the shop The assembled head section is then m...

Page 22: ...E LEAF 4 mechanical stops are required Place them at the two ends of the profile to begin with DOUBLE LEAF 8mechanicalstopsarerequired Place4ofthematthe two ends of the profile and 4 in the middle to...

Page 23: ...unting rod 7 8 3 Inserttherodintothesidetofastenthetelescopicprofile 7 Caution the electronics module bar and the bar for telescopic profile must always be installed before installing the head section...

Page 24: ...into the side bracket 6 Lock the knob pull it and turn it by 90 13 The knob must maintain this position 7 Run the cable with sheath into the suitable cable ducts up to the motor block Avoid bending t...

Page 25: ...threaded hole normally used to attach the belt 2 Assemble the sensor to the bracket with the suitable plastic nuts 17 3 Insert a threaded plate with screw in the support profile housing and fasten th...

Page 26: ...oor frame and compare them 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 poi...

Page 27: ...32 GLAZING INSTALLATION 1 Place the 3 shims in the lower part of the profile 22 2 Place the glazing on the shims 23 Handle the glazing adhering to the safety warnings in the Safety chapter 3 Secure t...

Page 28: ...4 4 Insert the fixed leaf by tilting it and inserting it into the top profile 25 5 Place horizontally then fasten the leaf 6 Mount the upper labyrinth 25 MOUNTING MOBILE LEAVES Mount the leaves as des...

Page 29: ...onics module in the correct position Finally fit again the safety cables and the casing RISKS PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT REQUIREDTOOLS 8 mm 8 10 13 5 For manual lifting arrange for 1 person every 2...

Page 30: ...bits for the material 27 3 Lift the automation and fasten it to the side walls Use 4 appropriate dowels at the 4 slots on each of the two side brackets 28 Check the horizontal with a spirit level 4 If...

Page 31: ...g of the self supporting profile 30 2 Keeptheleafliftedtoinserttheprofilesataregulardistance 31 3 Lower the leaf onto the profiles 32 4 Fasten a central tie rod not provided 33 Use steel tie rods suit...

Page 32: ...20 kg to be lifted 9 1 MOUNT THE LOWER SHOES SHOE WITH BRACKET TK50 For wall or fixed leaf fastening 34 use suitable screws not provided SWIVEL SHOE TK50 For fastening to the floor 35 use suitable scr...

Page 33: ...lower guide profile on the bottom of the leaf 38 9 3 MOUNT THE LOWER BRUSH STRIP OPTIONAL ACCESSORY 1 Cut the brush strip to the same length as the leaf 2 Insert the brush strip in the suitable housi...

Page 34: ...heel is fixed on the long carriage using the screw and nut on the slot 39 3 After mounting the steel cable on the 2 wheels 40 the 2 steel cable sections must be blocked under the plates as shown in 40...

Page 35: ...PIC PROFILE ASSEMBLY Three2 metrerodsareusedtoassemblethetelescopicprofile which willbealignedandcuttomeasurematchingtheheadsectionlength Lt 1 Insert the 3 rods in the profile from the 200mm side 42 T...

Page 36: ...left leaf 110 or double leaf 112 to drill the 5 mm diameter holes on the outside of the telescopic profile as shown in 43 to secure the plate of the steel cable 3 Use the reference line on the telesc...

Page 37: ...45 3 6 5 Nm Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH 3 Assemble the carriages on the leaf support 45 4 Fit the bracket to secure the steel cable of the external carriages 45 Mount the assembl...

Page 38: ...ENGLISH 9 9 STEEL CABLE FIXING 1 Close the internal leaves of the door 48 2 Make sure that between the external and internal leaves there is a 25mm overlap 48 3 In this condition use the brackets to l...

Page 39: ...ews 50 DEPTH OF THE LEAVES 1 Loosen the 2 screws 51 2 Move the leaf on the two slots at the base of the carriages as desired 3 Tighten the 2 screws 51 After the adjustments check the vertical and hori...

Page 40: ...e profiles 53 7 Clean the glass insert the gripper Ensure the beading is in its housing 8 Assemble the gripper as follows insert in the 2 plates ele ments and 9 Screw the 2 grub screws 53 10 mustbeali...

Page 41: ...al instructions ENGLISH Adjust the counter wheel 52 39 Use suitable glazing suction cups 12 Insert the closing profile at the ends 54 Check leaf verticality When the leaf is open or closed the shoe mu...

Page 42: ...riginal instructions ENGLISH 10 1 MOUNT THE SWEEPERS For double leaf automations 55 For single leaf automations 55 Left opening single leaf Right opening single leaf Double leaf Transit space Transit...

Page 43: ...middle slot of the belt fitting must be left empty 56 2 Position the assembled fitting with the belt on the carriage Complywith 56 positioningandfastenwithscrews 56 In case of double leaf the belt joi...

Page 44: ...ng against the pulley When the belt is installed operate the leaves with care to prevent crushing your fingers between the carriage wheels and the sliding guide and between the pulley and belt SINGLE...

Page 45: ...ensurethebeltremainsflushwith the pulley of both motors Close the door and ensure the closing point between the two leaves matches with the centre line of the support profile complete opening and clos...

Page 46: ...Tighten the 2 grub screws to lock the mechanical stop 58 DOUBLE LEAF CLOSING STOPS In double leaf automations the leaves must close at the head sec tion centre line 1 Move the leaves in the closed do...

Page 47: ...iffness and resist ance of the overall telescopic profile structure These features cannot be assured in the event of omitted assembly 1 Arrange 3 plates on the support profile 61 2 Apply the sides to...

Page 48: ...ofile 62 2 Lock the open cover 63 lift it then push it into the profile 3 Fasten safety cables to the casing 63 and close the casing The safety cables must be correctly installed to protect from the r...

Page 49: ...d below 65 To disassemble the motor block act carefully on the motor retainer to avoid breaking it leverage with a slotted screwdriver between retainer hook and motor block 64 11 8 ADJUST MOTOR BLOCK...

Page 50: ...ock bracket with the head up in contact with strip 66 3 Adjust with nut and lock nut 66 11 11 MOUNT THE CABLE GLAND GUIDES The guides prevent interference between cables and moving parts Install guide...

Page 51: ...ructions ENGLISH 12 ELECTRONIC INSTALLATION ELECTRONIC BOARD E1400 RD RISKS PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT REQUIREDTOOLS 2 5 F ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE POWER supply before working on the board Powerononly...

Page 52: ...e device device present device absent DL4 RED ERR Error Alert in progress error no error alert indication DL5 RED BATT1 battery status flat battery battery charged battery use flat battery with no mai...

Page 53: ...r in current XDT3 I Input internal detector in current XDT3 I Internal detector input NC NO contact or Frequency G GNDAccessoriespowersupplynegativeandCommoncontacts V 24V accessories power supply J6...

Page 54: ...s see LEDs DL5 and DL6 52 J14 Emergency battery connection J17 USB PORT J17 Connection of the USB memory device J18 NOT USED J21 CONFIGURABLE INPUTS V G I1 I2 G I3 I4 V J21 V 24V accessories power sup...

Page 55: ...D MONITORING OPTIONAL ALWAYSDISCONNECTthepowersupplyanddisconnecttheemergency battery before inserting or disabling the motor block in order not to damage the device 1 Connectthemotorreleasemonitor IF...

Page 56: ...ock not present EL EL 3 3 block inserted in NIGHT TIME mode EL EL 4 4 block inserted in NIGHT TIME and OPEN mode C SU SU Y Y monitoring enabled In the event of malfunctioning of the motor block the sy...

Page 57: ...detector for opening and safety on closure on entry in compliance with EN 16005 2012 and DIN18650 DEFAULT PROGRAMMING ON BOARD E1400 RD From Board from SDK EVO Id Id Y Y Ed Ed 4 4 P4 P4 Cc Cc 4F 4F Y...

Page 58: ...ULT PROGRAMMING OF DETECTOR XDT3 Radar Output Configuration Current DEFAULT PROGRAMMING ON BOARD E1400 RD Programming from board or SDK EVO From Board from SDK EVO Id Id Y Y Ed Ed 2 2 P4 P4 Cc Cc 4F 4...

Page 59: ...OARD E1400 RD Programming from board or SDK EVO From Board from SDK EVO P1 P1 Oc Oc 1F 1F Y Y P2 P2 Oc Oc 2F 2F Y Y S1 S4 safeties S1 Function Safety on Opening S1Test Enabled S1 NO NC NC S2 Function...

Page 60: ...E BOARD E1400 RD Programming from board or SDK EVO XDT3 From Board SDK EVO Id Id Y Y Ed Ed 3 3 P4 P4 Cc Cc 4F 4F Y Y P1 P1 Cc Cc 1F 1F Y Y I E Sensors I Function Internal Current E Function Internal C...

Page 61: ...2 O1 Function TEST O1 NO NC NO INPUTS I1 I4 I2 Safety on opening I2 NO NC NC I2TEST Enabled I4 Safety on opening I4 NO NC NC I4TEST Enabled Attention The safeties on Opening protect only above the PO...

Page 62: ...ting condition and mode except MANUAL operation activation of the EMERGENCY command with busy safety on opening isexecuteduptothePO setatthemax speed Theremainingspace is executed in LOW ENERGY mode T...

Page 63: ...performs a SLOW OPENING and remains OPEN in error 13 13 on the display If the door CLOSES instead of opening it is necessary to immediately disconnectpowersupply invertconnectionsofAuxiliary_motorthen...

Page 64: ...is displayed 0 0 RESET 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 is displayed or other pro grammed one 0 0 RESET SETUP DL2 F...

Page 65: ...le from 11 minimum to 10 10 MAX 10 10 CF CF CLOSING FORCE Adjustable from 11 minimum to 10 10 MAX 03 03 tF tF PUSHTIME on OBSTACLE Adjustable from 0 1 0 1 s to 3 0 3 0 s Step 0 1 s 1 0 1 0 BASIC Funct...

Page 66: ...URATION NO input Programmable as NC with SDK EVO 0 0 input not enabled 11 Always Open 2 2 OPEN external 3 3 EXIT ONLY OPENING 4 4 OPEN Automatic 5 5 OPEN Semi automatic 6 6 PHARMACY OPENING only works...

Page 67: ...ion time can be changed with SDK EVO 10 10 INTRUSION in progress 11 11 At least one Safety in Closing On 12 12 At least one Safety in Closing On or one Safety in Opening On 06 06 In In Inputs status T...

Page 68: ...ency MANUAL no effect no effect no effect no effect TOTALLY OPEN 100 OPEN no effect no effect no effect no effect AUTOMATICTWO DIRECTIONAL TOTAL 100 OPEN pause counting restarts pause counting restart...

Page 69: ...C contact With active contact of an input configured in this way operation is as follows 1 In normal operation it is AUTOMATIC OPEN function 2 InNIGHT TIMEfunctiontheleavesopeninthepercentageselected...

Page 70: ...ut PARTIAL TOTAL FUNCTION input this type of input can only be activated on I1 I2 I3 and I4 termi nals as NO or NC contact With contact active this input overrides a PARTIAL operating mode With contac...

Page 71: ...y in Closing or Safety in Opening activatestheoutputwhenatleastoneSafetyinClosingorSafety in Opening is On the output is on depending on how it has been programmed normally open means the output conta...

Page 72: ...ented by restricting the kinetic energy of the leaf and forces The standard EN 16005 2012 in force in European Community coun tries sets the Low Energy mode operation option as an alternative to using...

Page 73: ...STIC SIGNAL When the time set for the maintenance to be performed elapses the controlboardbeepsateachclosureindicatingamaintenancerequest 3s The maintenance request is set by default upon reaching the...

Page 74: ...sent or corrupted Perform SETUP 16 16 Encoder failure Replace Motor_1 17 17 Inputs failure Perform RESET If the problem persists replace the control board 18 18 Firmware FW not compatible During the u...

Page 75: ...age is ongoing 58 58 Searching for strike on closing the indication remains as long as the stage is ongoing 59 59 Motor block Anomaly only with Monitoring Kit Perform RESET If the problem persists rep...

Page 76: ...orm a SETUP The door only moves for short stretches check correct insertion of the connector of the encoder check encoder integrity check integrity of flat encoder connection cable The door performs m...

Page 77: ...de for escape routes an opening motion at reduced speed is expected during which the following is checked battery charge level correct operation of the AUX motor The door automatically performs a TEST...

Page 78: ...ttons and use the buttons to select one of the two file saving methods Or Or overwrite the board file will be saved in USB memory overwriting any file already present with the same name Ad Ad add the...

Page 79: ...SDK EVO not present or not correct 84 84 AUX board not present or not correct 85 85 AUX board firmware update error 86 86 Firmware update error SDK EVO 87 87 Board firmware update error E1400 RD 88 8...

Page 80: ...on LKEVO on terminals G and K with key command to block function keys With NC contact the keypad is blocked 90 TOTALTWO DIRECTIONAUTOMATIC DOOROPENED AUTOMATICTOTAL ONE DIRECTIONAL AUTOMATICPARTIAL T...

Page 81: ...ther2 keycombinationsmaybeusedforotherspecialfunctions LOCK UNLOCK 5sec RESET WARNINGS continuous FIRMWAREVERSION continuous 17 3 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS RESET Reset clears errors in the memory Activation t...

Page 82: ...1 11 S1 test failed 12 12 S2 test failed 13 13 S3 test failed 14 14 S4 test failed 15 15 Datainsetupmemorynotpresent or corrupted 16 16 Encoder failure 17 17 Inputs fault 18 18 Firmware FW not compati...

Page 83: ...rgency active 51 51 Obstacle in closure detected 52 52 Obstacle in opening detected 54 54 Motor block absorption fault 56 56 Battery operation 59 59 Anomaly Motor block only with monitoring KIT 6O 6O...

Page 84: ...ng functions may be selected from SDK EVO Block or Without operator Password Refer to paragraph SDK EVO key 92 4 Connect to board E1400 RD 91 5 Connectionmustbecarriedoutwith4 twistedpairscableU UTPCA...

Page 85: ...on to the next digit Once the 4 digits are completed the password is recognised by the device as OPERATOR or INSTALLER The factory set password is 0000 ESC OK leaveandgobackto the HOME PAGE confirmthe...

Page 86: ...c Dooropen Direction of travel Two directional the detectors are enabled for entry and exit Exit only the detector is only enabled for exit Two directional Exitonly Opening percentage 100 Total openin...

Page 87: ...RS 4 ALERTS 5 CYCLES COUNT 6 DATE TIME 7 TIMER 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 t...

Page 88: ...Y SAVING BATTERY KIT MOTOR LOCK KIT 2 PROGRAMMING INSTALLATION LOG MISCELLANEUS CYCLES NUMBER 5 CYCLE COUNTER MAINTENANCE CYCLES RESET 41 TIME LOSS 4 WARNINGS 42 79 80 NON STANDARD PROGRAM SETTIME 6 D...

Page 89: ...TIMING NIGHT PAUSETIME NIGHT SENSOR DELAY OPENING MOTION CLOSING OUTPUTS O1 O2 INPUTS I1 I4 SAFETIES S1 S4 SENSORS I E EMERGENCIES E1 E2 XFA PHOTOCELLS DISABLED ENERGY SAVING ENABLED OK OK PARTIAL OP...

Page 90: ...afety 3 If the input has not been disabled set the TEST Enabled Disabled 4 If the input has not been disabled select the logic Normally open NO Normally closed NC 5 Repeat the procedure for the other...

Page 91: ...m 1 slow to 5 fast 3TIMING OK OK TIMING 2 PROGRAMMING Choose and modify the parameter The complete list with relevant default and range of values is 1 PAUSE TIME 2s 0 30 2 NIGHT PAUSE TIME 10s 0 240 3...

Page 92: ...ith NO Normally Open key switch SDK EVO it works without password WithNC NormallyClosed keyswitch SDKEVOitworksnormally Password is required 9 Consecutive obstacles Defines the number of consecutive o...

Page 93: ...board fault 30 Serious error 31 Consecutive obstacles in opening 39 Board data being deleted OK OK OK 200 UC FAILURE 3 ERRORS 201 221 222TESTVMAIN 1 ERRORS 2 AUX ERRORS OK The display shows current er...

Page 94: ...ATE DAYLIGHT SAVTIME SET TIME Set time in HH mm SET DATE Set date in dd mm yy EUROPEAN DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME European daylight saving time is enabled by default Available options are Enabled Disabled M...

Page 95: ...ervals of days 1 Enable an interval max 6 JOLLY WILD CARD intervals 2 Define the interval s beginning and end date 3 In Auto Twodir Total mode a JOLLY WILD CARD example SLOT 1 07 00 09 59 Auto Out Par...

Page 96: ...een repeated correctly the display shows CHANGE INSTAL PSW OK NEW PSW ENTERED OPERATOR PASSWORD Proceed as with the INSTALLER PASSWORD menu MENU 9 INFO OK OK OK OK OK 9 INFO E1400 RD APP VER xx E1400...

Page 97: ...R2 3600 Calculate the ESTIMATED NUMBER OF CYCLES R4 R3 After that from SDK EVO enter in menu 5 Cycle counter section Maintenance 94 the calculated value of cycles 27 Maintenance and replacement progra...

Page 98: ...repairs must exclusively be performed by an Authorised Repair Centre The warranty shall be forfeited in the event of tampering with components For replacements use only FAAC original spare parts The...

Page 99: ...P The battery must be charged exclusively by using the electronics module for A1400 AIR RDT 1 Disconnect the battery from the board E1400 RD 2 Loosen the 2 screws with washer 101 and disassemble the b...

Page 100: ...erials Cleaning products of steel 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...

Page 101: ...2400 3700 22 37 2600 4000 24 39 2800 4300 26 41 3000 4600 28 43 Double leaf Vp mm Lt mm Support profile weight kg approximate values TOTAL weight kg 1400 2200 13 31 1500 2350 14 32 1600 2500 15 33 170...

Page 102: ...40 30 53 101 20 min 244 234 154 81 Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH 21 1 INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS A1400 AIR RDT WITH TK20 2 MOBILE LEAVES AND FIXED LEAF VP Free Passage Opening width LF d...

Page 103: ...a FAAC Not supplied by FAAC 80 2 30 101 20 min 54 234 81 154 Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH A1400 AIR RDT WITH TK20 2 MOBILE LEAVES VP Free Passage Opening width LF distance between...

Page 104: ...rnito da FAAC Not supplied by FAAC HVM 2 154 81 54 101 20 min 234 Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH A1400 AIR RDT WITH TK20 4 MOBILE LEAVES VP Free Passage Opening width LF distance bet...

Page 105: ...min 244 234 154 81 Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH A1400 AIR RDT WITH TK20 4 MOBILE LEAVES AND 2 FIXED LEAVES VP Free Passage Opening width LF distance between fixed sides LA mobile...

Page 106: ...0 2650 2200 3400 930 985 2390 215 4940 2850 2400 3700 1030 1085 2590 215 5340 3050 2600 4000 1130 1185 2790 215 5740 3250 2800 4300 1230 1285 2990 215 6140 3450 3000 4600 1330 1385 3190 215 6540 3650...

Page 107: ...00 830 885 2190 200 4540 2690 2200 3400 930 985 2390 200 4940 2890 2400 3700 1030 1085 2590 200 5340 3090 2600 4000 1130 1185 2790 200 5740 3290 2800 4300 1230 1285 2990 200 6140 3490 3000 4600 1330 1...

Page 108: ...1800 2800 1100 1900 2950 1150 2000 3100 1200 2200 3400 1300 2400 3700 1400 Vp Lt Z 2600 4000 1500 2800 4300 1600 3000 4600 1700 110 Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH TABLE A A140 AIR TE...

Page 109: ...00 605 620 3900 350 7980 3200 4900 655 670 4160 370 8500 3400 5200 705 720 4420 390 9020 3600 5500 755 770 4680 410 9540 3800 5800 805 820 4940 430 10060 4000 6100 855 870 5200 450 10580 111 Translati...

Page 110: ...650 Vp Lt Z 2000 3100 675 2200 3400 725 2400 3700 775 2600 4000 825 2800 4300 875 3000 4600 925 Vp Lt Z 3200 4900 975 3400 5200 1025 3600 5500 1075 3800 5800 1125 4000 6100 1175 112 Translation of th...

Page 111: ...a high level of safety Selection of NIGHT TIME or MANUAL mode will lose operation of door A1400 AIR RDT for the escape routes The operator must verify that there is no one inside the rooms before act...

Page 112: ...A1400 AIR RDT 112 53211904 Rev C...

Page 113: ...fied by the program Total opening 100 Partial opening example automatic operation only for exit with partial Opening example door open with total opening 100 To perform some commands the 4 digit PASSW...

Page 114: ...mode time SDK EVO blocked current indications Factory Pass word Functions accessible with PASSWORD OPERATOR USER Some functions are reserved to the installer timer active A1400 AIR RDT THUR 20 03 14...

Page 115: ...ICTOTAL ONE DIRECTIONAL AUTOMATICPARTIAL 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 b...

Page 116: ...A1400 AIR RDT 116 53211904 Rev C...

Page 117: ...Translation of the original instructions ENGLISH...

Page 118: ...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 A1400 AIR RDT 118 53211904 Rev C...

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