INSTRUCTION MANUAL DAAB AUTOMATIC CONTROL UNIT EP105
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• Programmable inputs, P channels
There are six programmable inputs available in the EP105.
The instructions are identical for all six programmable inputs, apart from the channel number – input 1 has channel number
P1nn, input 2 has channel number P2nn, etc. The settings below are for input 1.
Activate input 1 by setting P100 to 1. Note that the indication for the programmable input works even if the input is disabled.
The following channels are used to set the function for the programmable input.
P160, Control function
Option 0 disables the control function on the programmable input, 1 is for the opening function, 2 is for the closing
function, and 3 is for the stop function. Option 4 means open the gate if it is not already open, then close it as soon as it
is in the open position. Option 5 means open, stop and close alternately. Five seconds after the last command, the next
command is automatically set to open again.
P161, Type of control signal.
Use this channel to specify whether you want the signal to be a constant signal throughout the signal duration or just for the
on flank (the automatic control unit interprets the signal as a pulse). If the pulse option is set, hold-to-run does not work
if the safety edge is defective but the door can be operated via another input even if the input is activated.
P162, Half operation
To only open motor 1 set the value to 1, to only open motor 2 set the value to 2, and to open both motors 1 and 2 set the
value to 3.
P163, Limited opening
With set value 0, the door opens to its end position, at set value 1 the door opens with encoder the number of degree
specified in L116 and/or L117 or with limit switch, during the set time in L216 and/or L226.
P170, Motor lock.
When the value is set to 1 the door will start opening or closing when there is a signal on the input and another input is
controlled. This is to ensure that the motor lock is unlocked before opening or closing takes place.
P175, Delayed opening
The motors will not start the opening until the input has been activated for a set time. This may be used, for example, to
prevent unintended opening signals.
P180, Park
Use this channel to park the door. Option 0 disables the function, option 1 parks the door in the open position and waits
for a new control signal before the door is closed. To use a timer for parking and opening the door, set P160 to 1 and P180
to 2. The input will then send a command to open the door in response to a signal, and keep the door open for as long as
there is a constant signal at the input.
P190, Interlock opening
Use this parameter with the value 1 if you want the input to open a local door and also forward the open signal to a remote
door.
P196, Blocking disabled for local and remote doors
Set the value to 1 to disable blocking for the local and remote doors.
P198, Automatic closing disabled for local and remote doors
Set the value to 1 to disable automatic closing for local and remote doors.
• Automatic closing
To prevent the door being left open, you can configure the unit to close it automatically after a specified period. Any time from
0.1 to 600.0 seconds can be chosen. The timer starts when the door has stopped moving. If any control input or safety device
is activated in the closing direction, the timer is stopped and the time starts counting from the set value again.
If you use automatic closing, it is a good idea to connect a wireless transmitter or a pull cord to an unused input. This is to
allow passing users to send a new opening signal and reset the automatic closing time.
You can use programmable inputs and a timer to disable automatic closing at particular times of the day.
The time remaining until automatic closing takes place can be read off in channel C019.
Configuring automatic closing
Choose channel C500 and set a suitable time between 0.1 and 600.0 seconds before automatic closing takes place. Note
that only times with whole seconds can be indicated between 10.0 and 600.0. 0.0 means that automatic closing is disabled.
Stop function
The automatic control unit has an adjustable stop function. The function applies to the normal stop buttons and also
the stop function in programmable inputs. The initial setting is that when the stop button is pressed the countdown for
automatic closing does not restart.
