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E045S 

12 

532373 - Rev.A

Tr

ansla

tion of the orig

inal instruc

tions

ENGLISH

6.2  PROGRAMMING

 

     

F

+

/R1

-

/R2

RADIO

2EASY

CONNECTIVITY

USB-A

MAIN

PE

N

L

230 V~

9 10 11

20 21

LAMP

M1

M2

M

M

1

PE N L

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

CO

M

OP

CL CO

M

OP CL

C

C

230 V

~

60 W max

24 V

"

  

3 W max

115V

-F10A

230V

-F5A

T0.8A

15 16 17 18

O

P-

A

OP

-B

ST

OP

+24V

+24V

W

.L.

LOCK

When the display shows the automation status, you 

can enter basic or advanced programming mode.

 

Basic programming

1.  Press and hold the 

FF

 button:

The first function (

dF

) appears on the display, 

which is displayed as long as button F remains 

pressed.

2.  Release the button:  the display shows the value 

of the function.

3.  Press the 

++

 or 

--

 button to modify, then press the 

FF

 button to confirm to go to the next function.

Proceed in the same way for all the functions.

 

Advanced programming

1.  Press and hold down the 

FF

 button, then the 

++

 

button as well:

The first function (

bo

) appears on the display, 

which is displayed as long as button F remains 

pressed.

2.  Release the buttons:  the display shows the value 

of the function.

3.  Press the 

++

 or 

--

 button to modify, then press the 

FF

 button to confirm to go to the next function.

Proceed in the same way for all the functions.

 

Exiting programming mode

 

i

Every modified value becomes effective immediately, 

but when exiting from programming mode you have 

to decide whether to save the modifications or not.

Modifications are lost if no buttons have been pressed 

for 10 minutes or if power to the board is disconnected 

before they have been saved.

1.  Press and hold down the 

FF

 button, then the 

+

+

 

button as well.

Alternatively, scroll through the programming 

menu until you reach the last function (

St

).

2.  Select:

Y

 = save the changes

no

 = DO NOT save the changes

3.  Press button 

FF

 to confirm: the display reverts to 

the automation status view.

  

2

 

BASIC programming menu

Function

 

default

dF

DEFAULT CONFIGURATION

Displays 

Y

 if the programming corresponds to the 

default settings.  Select 

Y

 if you wish to reload 

the default values.

Y

  the  programming  corresponds  to  the 

DEFAULT settings

no

  the programming DOES NOT correspond to 

the default settings

Y

Lo

FUNCTIONING LOGIC

E

  Semi-automatic

EP

  Semi-automatic step by step

SP

  Automatic Safety Step by Step

A

  Automatic

AP

  Automatic Step by Step

b

  Semi-automatic b

C

  Hold-to-run

E

PA

PAUSE TIME 

(displayed only if an automatic logic has been 

selected)

Displayed in seconds up to 59, then in steps of 10 s.

00

59

   (Adjustment step: 1 s)

1.0

9.5

  (Adjustment step: 10 s)

30

Mn

NUMBER of MOTORS

 connected

1

 

1 motor

2

  2 motors

2

F1

MOTOR 1 POWER

01

50

  (levels; 

50

 =maximum power)

25

F2

MOTOR 2 POWER

(displayed only if 

Mn

 = 

2

)

01

50

  (levels; 

50

 =maximum power)

25

En

ENCODER

Enables/disables the encoder on both motors.

no

  disabled

Y

  enabled

no

Cd

LEAF CLOSING DELAY

(

displayed only if 

Mn

 = 

2

)

The delay is applied to MOTOR 1.

Displayed in seconds up to 59, then in steps of 10 s.

00

59

   (Adjustment step: 1 s)

1.0

1.3

    (Adjustment step: 10 s)

05

bu

Learn BUS 2easy devices

See the relative section.

no

M2

MOTOR 2 OPERATION in dead man mode

(displayed only if 

Mn

 = 

2

)

+

  OPEN (displaying 

oP

)

-

 

CLOSE (displaying 

cL

)

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Summary of Contents for E045S

Page 1: ...E045S...

Page 2: ...Alle vermelde namen en merken zijn eigendom van de respectievelijke fabrikanten Deklantenmogenkopie nmakendieenkelvooreigengebruikbestemdzijn Dez handleiding werd in 2020 gepubliceerd Copyright FAAC S...

Page 3: ...PUTTING INTO SERVICE 17 7 1 Final checks 17 7 2 Close the enclosure 17 7 3 Final operations 17 8 ACCESSORIES 17 8 1 BUS 2easy devices 17 Connection 17 BUS 2easy photocells 17 BUS 2easy sensitive edge...

Page 4: ...particular that you adoptthesafetycriteriaanddevicesindicated without exception including the dead man function This manual also contains general information and guidelines whicharepurelyillustrative...

Page 5: ...tion 1 1 LED off LED on LED flashing LED flashing quickly PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Personal protective equipment must be worn to protect against hazards e g crushing cutting shearing etc Obligati...

Page 6: ...stallation and other activities adhering to the sequences provided in the instructions manual Alwayscomplywithalltherequirementscontainedin the instructions and warning tables at the beginning of the...

Page 7: ...rposes other than operating gates Uses other than the intended use are prohibited It is prohibited to install the E045S on smoke and or fire doors ItisprohibitedtoinstalltheE045Sinenvironments in whic...

Page 8: ...ththeautomation withmodesspe cificfortheinstalleroruser SimplyConnectrequires an accessory connectivity module to be plugged in which is chosen according to technology used XMB GSM for mobile Bluetoot...

Page 9: ...exible conduits either above or below ground Use separate conduits for the power supply and the 12 24 V control devices accessories cables Check buried cable plans to ensure that there are no other el...

Page 10: ...t J3 Removable terminal board for connecting control devices J5 Connector 3 pin for FAAC XF radio module J8 USB A port J9 Removable terminal board for accessories power supply J10 Removableterminalboa...

Page 11: ...act connectapush buttonoranothertypeof pulse generator which by opening a contact causes the automation to stop LThe board is supplied with the STOP is bridged with the common contacts If the input is...

Page 12: ...5Aelectriclockwithamaximumcurrentof3A XF RADIO MODULE J5 ThequickinsertionconnectorJ5isspecificallyforFAAC model XF radio modules Insert as shown in the figure To memorize radio control codes see Acc...

Page 13: ...to the board 2 Check that the status of the LEDs is correct 3 Configure the number of motors Basic program ming Mn 4 Enable the encoders if present Basic program ming En 5 Check the leaf movement Bas...

Page 14: ...sconnected before they have been saved 1 Press and hold down the F F button then the button as well Alternatively scroll through the programming menu until you reach the last function St 2 Select Y sa...

Page 15: ...er assists the closing of the electric lock DO NOT enable the function if there is not a me chanical closing stop fitted no disabled Y enabled 3 s no Od LEAF OPENING DELAY 2 s displayed only if Mn 2 T...

Page 16: ...e automation is open causes it to close OPEN during opening stops the gate and the next OPEN command closes it OPEN during closing causes it to reopen The triggering of the photocells during movement...

Page 17: ...travel andotherleafparameters TheSETUPprocedurealso registers the BUS 2easy devices that are present SETUP needs to be carried out when S0 flashes on the display e g when the automation is first put i...

Page 18: ...tomations to prevent interference between leaves and to handle any overlap 6 6 ADJUSTING THE ANTI CRUSHING SYSTEM Anti crushing protection is obtained by limiting the staticforceexertedbytheoperator i...

Page 19: ...ACCESSORIES 8 1 BUS 2easy DEVICES ItispossibletoconnectFAACBUS2easydevices pho tocells sensitive edges control devices to this board LIf no BUS 2easy accessories are used leave connector J10 free Do n...

Page 20: ...can be complete if iP no in programming partial 2 s if iP Y in programming 1 Assign an address to the device electronics by setting the four DIP switches LNo two devices should have the same DIP swit...

Page 21: ...l Devices Key 0 OFF 1 ON DIP switch 5 enables the device for 1 OFF command or 2 ON commands 0 0 0 0 0 Open A_1 0 0 0 0 1 Open A_1 Open B_1 0 0 0 1 0 Open A_2 0 0 0 1 1 Open A_1 Open B_2 0 0 1 0 0 Open...

Page 22: ...here are no devices registered no willappearonthedisplay otherwise segment 13 will be lit 6 Press the and simultaneously for at least 5 s The display flashes then Y appears registration complete 2 Rel...

Page 23: ...ster is memorised on the board any SLH SLH LR radio controls that are already in use are disabled Memorising the first radio control 1 Ontheboard pressthe button memorizeOPEN A or the button memorize...

Page 24: ...he board becomes steady for 2 s to confirm the memorization It then starts to flash again and an otherradiocontrolcanbememorisedwithin20s The procedure ends after 20 s if no further radio con trols ar...

Page 25: ...buttons TheprocedureendswhenY appearsonthedisplay If there are errors no appears on the display and the red ERROR LED lights up To display the error code press buttons and simultaneously The error me...

Page 26: ...PROGRESS 02 STATIONARYTHEN OPENS 08 CHECK Bus 2easy 03 STATIONARYTHEN CLOSES 09 PREFLASHING BEFORE OPEN ING 04 IN PAUSE 10 PREFLASHING BEFORE CLOS ING 05 OPENING 10 4 LEDS CHECK 9 boldindicatesthecon...

Page 27: ...Configuration Error Checktheboardconfiguration basic and advanced programming and if necessary carry out the SETUP procedure 17 Encoder1failure Make sure that the encoder is con nected properly If th...

Page 28: ...correctly when an obstacle is detected 6 Check that each pair of photocells is working correctly 6 Checkthatthereisnooptical lightinterferencebetweenthe pairs of photocells 6 Check the force limitatio...

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