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E145S 19 

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6.4  SETUP

The SET-UP procedure consists of a series of move-

ments during which the board acquires the length 

of travel and other leaf parameters.  The SETUP 

procedure also 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 into operation)

 

-

after a board has been replaced

 

-

if you wish to modify the length of travel of the 

leaves

 

-

if there are active errors that require the SETUP 

procedure to be carried out

 

-

if programming functions are modified that require 

a new SETUP

Checks prior to SETUP:

 

-

the automation must not be set to manual mode

 

-

the STOP input, if not used, must be bridged

 

-

make sure that the settings of the following func-

tions in Basic Programming are correct:

cF

  type of automation

Mn

  number of motors

En

  encoder  (has to be enabled, if present)

 

!

While the SETUP procedure is being carried out, 

prevent transit in the area of movement of the leaves 

because the safety devices are disabled.

1.  Go to the 

tl

 function in basic programming.  The 

value displayed is 

--

.

The leaves must be closed.  To close them now, 

press the 

++

  button for Leaf1 and the  

--

 button 

for Leaf2.

2.  Press the 

++

 and 

--

 buttons simultaneously for a 

few seconds.

The display flashes,  then the first movement starts 

and 

S1

 appears on the display.

Release the buttons. 

3.  SETUP starts.  The display indicates the current phases 

with a flashing code (from 

S1

 to 

S4

, see 

  SETUP 

phases).

If the SETUP procedure doesn’t start or stops before it 

has been completed, the board exits from program-

ming mode and 

S0

 flashes on the display: check the 

ERRORS that are present (Chapter § Diagnostics).

   4  

SETUP phases

Display Phase

S1

Leaf1 opens:

 

searching for the OPEN position

S2

*

Leaf2 opens:

 

searching for the OPEN position

S3

*

Leaf2 closes:

 

searching for the CLOSED position

S4

Leaf1 closes:

 

searching for the CLOSED position

00

SETUP has been completed.  The board exits from 

programming mode and the display shows the automa-

tion status - closed.

* phase NOT carried out in the case of a single leaf automation. 

The phases are carried out automatically in sequence.

The open/closed position is recognised according to 

the system configuration:

 

Timed operation

An OPEN A command is sent as soon as the leaf reaches 

the mechanical stop.

 

Operation with encoder

The board automatically recognises the position if a 

mechanical stop is present.

If there is no mechanical stop, an OPEN A command 

is sent at the point in which you want the leaf to stop.

 

Operation with limit switches (with or without encoder)

If the limit switch is programmed to specify the stop-

ping point, the board automatically recognises the 

position as soon as the limit switch is triggered.

If the limit switch is programmed to specify the slow-

down point, it sends an OPEN A command as soon as 

the leaf reaches the mechanical stop.

 

Sliding gate

The board automatically recognizes the positions 

when each limit switch is triggered.

In this application, the limit switch is used only as a 

stop device. 

 

!

The limit switches in this application are indispen-

sable.

Summary of Contents for E145S

Page 1: ...E145S...

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

Page 3: ...7 2 Close the enclosure 20 7 3 Final operations 20 8 ACCESSORIES 21 8 1 Relay photocells 21 8 2 Sensitive edges 22 8 3 Limit switches 22 8 4 BUS 2easy devices 23 Connection 23 BUS 2easy photocells 23...

Page 4: ...chnical personnel Risks for the user of the automation system Risks to product integrity damage InEurope theautomationofagatefallsundertheMa chinery Directive 2006 42 EC and the corresponding harmonis...

Page 5: ...n 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 Obligation...

Page 6: ...eginning of the paragraphs Always comply with the safety recommendations Only the installer and or maintenance technician is are authorised to carry out work on the components of the automation Do not...

Page 7: ...uct s com ponents 3 3 UNAUTHORISED USE Do not use on motors or devices that are intended for purposes other than operating gates Uses other than the intended use are prohibited It is prohibited to ins...

Page 8: ...ruser SimplyConnectrequires an accessory connectivity module to be plugged in which is chosen according to technology used XMB GSM for mobile Bluetooth Low Energy technology XWBL WiFi LAN Bluetooth Lo...

Page 9: ...d in appropriate rigid or flexible 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 ensur...

Page 10: ...trol devices accessories power supply and output OUT1 J4 Connector 5 pin for FAAC radio decoder boards J5 Connector 3 pin for FAAC XF radio module J6 Removable terminal board for connecting limit swit...

Page 11: ...in two motor systems 11 STOP IN3 Stop command NCcontact connectapush buttonoranothertypeof pulse generator which by opening a contact causes the automation to stop LIftheinputisnotused bridgeitwiththe...

Page 12: ...4 25 26 RADIO RP DEC 2EASY CONNECTIVITY CR2032 USB A EDGE1 OUT1 OP A 24V 24V OP B STOP FSW CL FSW OP OUT2 LOCK1 LOCK2 EDGE2 FCC2 FCA2 FCC1 FCA1 J10 LIf no BUS 2easy devices are used leave the terminal...

Page 13: ...ion of the leaf Use FAAC 12 V 24 V electric locks or generic 24 V 0 5Aelectriclockswithamaximumcurrentof3A RADIO RECEIVER DECODER BOARD J4 ThequickinsertionconnectorJ4isspecificallyfor5 pin FAAC radio...

Page 14: ...motor to terminals M1 For double operator installations connect the motor that opens first to terminals M1 the motor that closes first to terminals M2 The operators MUST be connected to the earth of...

Page 15: ...OP A 24V 24V OP B STOP FSW CL FSW OP OP CL OUT2 LOCK1 LOCK2 EDGE2 FCC2 FCA2 FCC1 FCA1 When the display shows the automation status you can enter basic or advanced programming mode Basic programming 1...

Page 16: ...instepsof10s 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 Function default F1 MOTOR 1 POWER 01 50 levels 50 maximum power 25 F2 MOTOR...

Page 17: ...ment step 1 s 01 cS CLOSINGTHRUST not displayed if FC 1 Thisfunctionassiststheclosingoftheelectriclock it pushes against the closing stop with maximum forcefor2s DONOTenablethefunctionifthere is not a...

Page 18: ...TIME displayed only if En no and FA FC no or 2 Adds additional operating time at the end of the movement 00 30 Adjustment step 1 s 03 Function default o1 OUT1 Function of output OUT1 00 disabled 01 FA...

Page 19: ...to reopen The triggering of the photocells during movement reverses the gate EP SEMI AUTOMATIC STEP BY STEP This logic only uses the OPEN command OPEN if the automation is closed causes it to open OP...

Page 20: ...EN during closing causes it to reopen Thetriggeringoftheclosingphotocells duringpause reloads the pause time At AUTOMATICTIMER This logic only uses the OPEN command OPEN if the automation is closed ca...

Page 21: ...hingcode from S1 toS4 see SETUP phases If the SETUP procedure doesn t start or stops before it has been completed the board exits from program ming mode and S0 flashes on the display check the ERRORS...

Page 22: ...econditionsofuse For example in particularly windy areas with panelled leaves if the sensitivity of the anti crushing system is too high it can cause frequent unwanted reversals to occur In BASIC PROG...

Page 23: ...ectthephotocellsaccordingtotheir required use FSW CL Photocell active during closing FSW OP Photocell active during opening FSW OP CL Photocell always active LThe action carried out when the photocell...

Page 24: ...k connected in parallel So Sc 2r DO NOT connect photocells to inputs EDGE1 EDGE2 1 Configure the input to which the sensitive edge is connected according to the type used functions So Sc in programmin...

Page 25: ...ransmitter and receiver of a pair of photocells must have the same DIP switch settings There must never be two or more pairs of photocells with the same DIP switch settings If there is more than one p...

Page 26: ...onnect the cables of the encoder to the 2EASY terminal board 2 After turning on power to the board check the LEDs on each encoder with the leaf stationary DL1 lit encoder powered DL2 lit encoder conne...

Page 27: ...0 1 Open A_3 StopNC_1 1 0 1 1 0 Open B_3 1 0 1 1 1 Open A_3 Close 1 1 0 0 0 Open B_4 1 1 0 0 1 Open A_4 Open B_3 1 1 0 1 0 Open B_5 1 1 0 1 1 Open A_4 Open B_4 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 Open A_4 StopNC_2 1...

Page 28: ...XF radio module 1 Insert the XF radio module into the J4 connector beingcarefultoinsertitintherightwayroundand with the mains power switched off J4 2 Turn power on to the board 3 Memorise the radio co...

Page 29: ...ols remotely Use a LC RC radio control that is already use by the automation without having to use the board 1 Takearadiocontrolthatisalreadyinuseandmove close to the board 2 Press buttons P1 and P2 s...

Page 30: ...must be not be any unauthorised persons present for the entire duration of operations carried out remotely SETUP and or modifications to operating parameters LSimply Connect requires E145S firmware v...

Page 31: ...lease the 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...

Page 32: ...ctive Additional LED status or meanings are shown in the section on the accessory to which it refers 10 DIAGNOSTICS 10 1 FIRMWARE VERSION The firmware version is show on the display for 5 seconds each...

Page 33: ...circuit 31 Consecutive ob stacles in open ing The programmed number of con secutive obstacles in opening has been reached Remove the obsta cle If the problem persists repeat the SETUP 32 Movementtime...

Page 34: ...isabled The safety in closing devices have beendisabled viaSimplyConnect 82 Opening sensi tive edge disa bled The opening sensitive edges have beendisabled viaSimplyConnect 83 Closing sensitive edges...

Page 35: ...ment Check that the power supply and connecting cables and the cable glands are intact 12 Check that the connectors and wiring are intact 12 Check that there are no signs of overheating burning etc of...

Page 36: ...tenance is required When the automation reaches the set number of cycles there is a pre flashing of at least 8 s at each movement The user should ask the installer to carry out maintenance 1 In ADVANC...

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