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This operation IS NOT reversible.
12.4. Deleting the radio controls
1) To delete
ALL
the radio control codes stored in the memory,
just press and hold down the push-button OPEN A or OPEN
B for 10 seconds.
2) The LED corresponding to the pressed push-button flashes
for 5 seconds and then flashes more rapidly for the next 5
seconds.
3) Both LEDs light up with steady beam for 2 seconds and then
turn off.
4) Release the push-button when both LEDs light up with steady
beam.
All radio control codes memory stored as OPEN A and
OPEN B will be deleted.
13. START UP
After installation, make sure that no part of the door
interferes with public spaces, such as sidewalks and/or
streets.
Check the status of the unit inputs and make sure that every
safety device is correctly connected (the corresponding
LEDs must be ON). Perform some complete cycles to check
the correct operation of the automated system and of the
accessories connected to it, taking special care with the safety
devices and the anti-crushing device of the operator. Check if
the automated system is able to detect a 50 mm high obstacle
on the ground.
Apply the sticker indicating the release operation close to the
automated system and the sticker indicating danger well visible
near the door or close to the command device Fig. 31).
Hand over to the customer the page named “User’s Guide”,
and show the operation of the system and of the lock-release
operations of the operator as shown in the mentioned guide.
14. FALL-PREVENTION CABLES
Connect the fall-prevention cables to the rear door and to the
ceiling fitting (Fig. 32).
15. MAINTENANCE
At least every six months perform the functional check of the
system, with special attention on the efficiency of the safety
and release devices.
Check every month the efficiency of the anti-crushing device
and make sure that it is able to detect a 50 mm high obstacle
on the ground.
16. REPAIRS
For repairs, contact authorized FAAC Repair Centres.
17. ACCESSORIES
17.2. Key-operated release
The external release can be installed with a lever (Fig.34 ref. A)
or with a key (Fig. 35 ref. B) system. Refer to the instructions in
par. 6.3. and par. 7.5.
17.1. Central support
The central support (Fig. 33) provides a central securing point
also for the single-piece sliding guide.
17.3. Safety edge CN60E
The use of the safety edge with conductive element is made
easier by the possibility to house on the operator the relevant
control unit (Fig. 35 ref.
of the User’s Guide).
Operate as follows:
- Seize the rear door with your hand.
- Slightly pull separating it from the plastic cover.
- Seize the ceiling fitting with your hand.
- Slightly pull separating it from the plastic cover.
- Loosen the 4 screws in the 4 corners of the plastic cover.
- Separate it from the base.
- House the control unit as shown in Fig. 35.
- First fix the two securing clips on the coupling on the base.
- Then slightly press until you hear the coupling click.
- For the connections, refer to the specific instructions of the
safety edge CN60E and to Fig. 35.
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