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SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

SELECT LANGUAGE WITH

ñ

 AND 

ò

 AND HIT ENTER

             ENGLISH

Menu for selecting the language to be used in the FAACTOTUM display messages.
Use the arrow keys     and 

ò

 to select the desired language and press ENTER.

The selected language will be active the next time the FAACTOTUM is turned
on.

ò

PG

PG

ENTER

+

ENTER

This menu shows the currently set password.
Use the number keys to enter the new FAACTOTUM password (5 characters).
Press the CLEAR button if you wish to disable the password protection function.

 If you forget the password which has been set it will be impossible to use the

FAACTOTUM. In this case contact FAAC S.P.A.

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F1

F2

F3

F4

F5

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ENTER

PG

PG

CLEAR

ENTER

PC CONNECTION

ENTER

LOAD BASIC CONFIGU.?

  1->YES

     2  NO

The FAACTOTUM memory contains a copy of the standard configuration of the
460P card.
If it is necessary to reset the initial configuration on the card, it can be loaded
from this menu.
Select option:
1 = Load 460P standard configuration resident in the FAACTOTUM
2 = Ignore the question and proceed

1

F1

2

F2

SELECT MODE

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1

F1

2

F2

or

ENTER

+

Make the selection by moving the arrow-shaped cursor alongside the desired
option using the 

ï

 and 

ð

 keys and pressing ENTER, or key in the corresponding

number directly.

The FAACTOTUM is ready to transfer the contents of its memory when requested by
the connected computer.
Special software must be installed on the computer. The connection must be made using
the special cable between the computer serial port (COM1 or COM2) and the
FAACTOTUM serial connector (see fig. 1).
By transferring the programs and logics to and from the computer it is possible to create
a rational and useful configurations archive.
Once the connection has been made, all the steps required for transfer are performed
by the program initiated on the computer (refer to the relevant instructions).
Press ENTER to interrupt the connection and return to the initial mode selection menu.

ENTER

CHANGE

PASSWORD

XXXXX

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go to “PROGRAMMING”

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Summary of Contents for FAACTOTUM

Page 1: ...FAACTOTUM FAACTOTUM R...

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Page 3: ...ms or it can be modified Besides programming the FAACTOTUM can be used to perform diagnostics and to check the operation of the automation and the connection to an external PC appropriate software pro...

Page 4: ...rol unit 460P The FAACTOTUMcanbeconnectedtothepowerpackwiththe batteries fitted since the external power source is used preferentiallytosavebatterycharge The internal batteries operate as a buffer sup...

Page 5: ...LP When enabled this key provides useful information regarding programming 8 SHIFT SHIFT Press this key to activate the alternative function of keys which have a double function e g alphanumeric keys...

Page 6: ...his function prevents the FAACTOTUM from being used by anyone who does not know the password but it does not prevent access to the configuration saved on the 460P card Select the mode by moving the ar...

Page 7: ...cter alphanumeric identification If you know the number enter it the corresponding identification will appear and press ENTER Alternatively pressing the and keys displays all the memory locations one...

Page 8: ...uses a short closure movement before the leaves open to facilitateoperationoftheclosedpositionelectriclocks Selectoption 1 Inversion stroke enabled 2 Inversion stroke disabled 1 F1 2 F2 or ENTER Make...

Page 9: ...through the logics avail able and their identifications When the desired logic appears press ENTER to select it If you know the location key in the number the identification appears and press ENTER o...

Page 10: ...rrow on the display moves to select the effect of the subsequent pulse Close Leaf 2 completely and press ENTER cont ASSOCIATE CHOSEN FUNCTION WITH INPUT AND PRESS ENTER INP 2 XXXXXX ENTER INPUT MODULE...

Page 11: ...eviously been set When the key is pressed Leaf 2 begins to close and the arrow on the display moves alongside the DECELERATION option When Leaf 2 has reached the position where you wish closing decele...

Page 12: ...s for entering the register value DEC to enter the register value in decimal BIN to enter the register value in binary If DEC is selected enter the value using the number keys If BIN is selected press...

Page 13: ...After entering the identification press ENTER to save and proceed If you select an occupied location saving will cause the resident configuration to be overwritten A K U C M W E O Y G Q I S B D F H J...

Page 14: ...omplete diagnostics on the automation the FAACTOTUM must be connected to the 460P electronic control unit Press ENTER to continue ENTER The menus contained in the diagnostics with the exception of the...

Page 15: ...IMPULSE COMMAND 1 OPEN A 2 OPEN B 3 STOP 4 CLOSE ESC TO EXIT From the time of its installation the 460P counts the number of cycles performed by the automation to give an idea of its degree of usage...

Page 16: ...nfiguration on the card it can be loaded from this menu Select option 1 Load 460P standard configuration resident in the FAACTOTUM 2 Ignore the question and proceed 1 F1 2 F2 SELECT MODE 14 1 F1 2 F2...

Page 17: ...time as the Gatecoder and vice versa 5 With the sole exception given below it is not possible to assign the same function to more than one terminal 6 The 460P card terminal IN2 can also be configured...

Page 18: ...XXXXXX 60Hzmainspowersupply 30 XXXXXXX0 FAILSAFEoninputFSW CLdisabled disabled XXXXXXX1 FAILSAFEoninputFSW CLenabled XXXXXX0X FAILSAFEoninputFSW OPdisabled disabled XXXXXX1X FAILSAFEoninputFSW OPenabl...

Page 19: ...mand The contact remains closed until the state is reset REG No VALUE FUNCTION DEFAULT 14 1001XXXX panicstateactivated 0000XXXX Default standardwarninglightfunction 3 Automation open state contact The...

Page 20: ...ds 14 11 ELECTRIC LOCK ACTIVATION TIME Sets the duration of electric lock activation Thesetvaluemustbelowerthantheopeningandclosingleaf delay times REG No VALUE FUNCTION DEFAULT 56 seconds electric lo...

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