background image

2

ENGLISH

SAFETY GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR

INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE

A correct installation procedure and the observation of the instructions for use are the necessary assumptions for a safe and 

efficient automated door. Incorrect installation and use can cause serious damage to people and things.

Please carefully read the whole installation manual before starting with the installation. Do not carry out any modifications if 

they are not mentioned in this manual. Do not install the operator for uses other than for the intended one.

For securing operations, use the supplied accessories or, in any case, securing means (screws, dowels, etc.) that are suitable 

for the type of support and for the mechanical stresses exerted by the automated system.

Check if the sectional door complies with the EN12604 and EN12605 standards (information can be found in the door 

documentation). For non-UE countries, in addition to the national standard references, observe the Standards mentioned 

above to get a suitable safety level.

Check if the door is correctly balanced, correctly operating and equipped with mechanical opening stops.

During installation, observe the following:

•take and keep within reach the materials and tools indicated in the paragraph “Tools and materials”. 

•use a stable support to perform operations with no rest on the ground. 

•suitably protect face and hands before performing drilling operations.

•do not allow children play nearby during installation, use as well as during the release operation of the automated system.

•remove debris and objects that can prevent movement before activating the system electrically. 

•remove the mechanical closures of the door so that it is the automated system that blocks the door when closed.

•apply the warning stickers according to the instructions. 

•install manual release devices at a height not exceeding 180cm.

•install the external command devices at a height of 150cm or higher, distant from the area involved in the door movement, 

but in such a position to be checked visually.

After installation, we recommend you to:

•check if the anti-crushing device is able to detect a 50 mm high object on the ground and if a weight

  of Kg 20 applied to the door causes the opening movement to stop.

•make sure that no part of the automated system interferes with public spaces, such as sidewalks and/or streets.

•Use the automated system observing the regulations indicated in the “User’s Guide”. 

•Compile, keep and update the maintenance register.

•The D700HS automated system does not require a periodical replacement of parts.

•Every month check the operation of the safety devices and of the anti-crushing system: a non-deforming 50 mm high object 

on the ground must be correctly detected.

   

 

 ATTENTION! CRUSHING RISK.

The automated system must not be used by children or people with reduced physical, mental, sensorial 

capacity or by people without experience or the necessary training.

Children must not handle the automated system and must always be under surveillance.

•If the power cable of the D700HS operator is damaged, it must be replaced by skilled personnel with a new cable of the same 

type. Do not use different power cables.

Read this instruction manual thoroughly before starting with the installation of the product.
The symbol indicates notes that are important for the safety of persons and for the good condition of the automated system.
The symbol draws your attention to the notes on the characteristics or the operation of the product.

Summary of Contents for D700HS

Page 1: ...D700HS...

Page 2: ...s and components of board E700HS p 6 8 2 Terminal boards and connectors p 7 8 3 DS1 Programming dip switches p 7 8 4 Operating logics p 7 9 COURTESY LAMP p 8 10 CONNECTIONS p 8 11 PROGRAMMING p 8 11 1...

Page 3: ...anical closures of the door so that it is the automated system that blocks the door when closed apply the warning stickers according to the instructions install manual release devices at a height not...

Page 4: ...er areas against mechanical movement Risks such as crushing dragging and shearing 16 Use of at least one indicator light e g FAACLIGHT is recommended for every system as well as a warning sign adequat...

Page 5: ...rinsic safety device Class 2 Sectional door max width mm 5000 Sectional door max height mm See useful travel Sliding guide useful travel mm 2000 2600 3200 3800 Protection class Only for internal use I...

Page 6: ...before starting with the installation 1 Release the carriage see par 7 4 point 3 and take it to the slot on the upper part of the sliding guide 2 Fit the terminal of the small cable into its relevant...

Page 7: ...ght of 180 cm off the ground then cut the rope in excess 2 Make a knot at the end of the rope and assemble the release handle Fig 23 3 Pull downwards the release handle and check if the door can be mo...

Page 8: ...ntrol device with NO contact see chapter OPERATING LOGICS STOP Device with NC contact that causes the block of the automated system Negative for OPEN A and STOP devices FSW Closing safety device with...

Page 9: ...at opening and closing in the automatic mode instead the control board autonomously determines the movement parameters If the procedure is not completed correctly i e due to excessive friction during...

Page 10: ...ing the normal operation of the automated system AUTOMATIC LEARNING WITH LOGIC A AUTOMATIC NOTA we recommend you to perform this learning at LOW speed dip switch 4 ON Hold down the SET UP push button...

Page 11: ...radio control to add observing the following procedure On the memory stored radio control press and hold down the push buttons P1 and P2 simultaneously The LED of the radio control begins to flash Rel...

Page 12: ...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 MAINTE...

Page 13: ...s signalling a fault Theautomatedsystemperformsfrequent reversals of movement during the opening and or closing movement The automated system detects an excessive difficult movement of the door If you...

Page 14: ...2000 2600 3200 3800 1 2 3 Inserto Immagini Pictures Collection Inserto Immagini Pictures Collection Collection de Figure Cojunto de Imagenes Collection de Figure Cojunto de Imagenes Photo Kollektion...

Page 15: ...8 5 6 7 4...

Page 16: ...15 14 13 12 11 10 A B C 9...

Page 17: ...23 22 21 20 15 20 19 18 17 16...

Page 18: ...28 OPEN A ALTRE SICUREZZE STOP 27 26 25 24 A C B...

Page 19: ...35 34 31 32 33 30 OPEN B OPEN A RADIO SET UP 29...

Page 20: ...43 2 sec 5 sec 42 41 8 sec 40 1 sec 38 39 2 sec 5 sec 37 8 sec 36 1 sec...

Page 21: ...50 49 51 4 sec 2 sec 5 sec 48 5 sec 47 2 sec 5 sec 46 44 45 5 sec 4 sec...

Page 22: ...ansmission chain or belt pulls the door open to allow access If the automatic mode was set the door closes automatically after pause time has elapsed An opening pulse given during the opening stage ha...

Page 23: ...chnician Customer 9 Technician Customer 10 Technician Customer Installer Customer Type of system Serial No Installation date Start up PART MODEL SERIAL NUMBER Operator Safety device 1 Safety device 2...

Page 24: ...en conservant les caract ristiques essentielles sans devoir pour autant mettre jour cette publication Die Beschreibungen und Abbildungen in vorliegendem Handbuch sind unverbindlich FAAC beh lt sich da...

Reviews: