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700-OM-UK-001 v1.0 

 09 Jul 2020 

 

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Troubleshooting 

 
The Free Standing Skybox control board monitors the operation of the product. If a fault is detected, the control board will disable 
the unit to prevent possible damage. Fault and standard conditions are indicated by the status light on the control switch. The 
following table shows the various status light displays and their meanings. 
 

Status Light Shown 

Meaning 

Continuous green 

The  product is  moving  as  part  of  normal  operation.  If  one  touch  opening/closing  has  been 
activated, the status light will remain lit until the product stops moving. 

Intermittent green 
(flashes every second) 

The product is closing but not under control of the operating switch or remote control e.g. due 
to an optional extra (such as a rain sensor) activating. The status light will continue flashing until 
the product stops moving. 

Intermittent green 
(flashes once every 2 seconds) 

The fire input connection (if specified) has been triggered. The status light will remain lit when 
opening  to  the fire position and  when stationary  afterwards  so  long  as  the fire input  is  still 
active. 

Continuous blue 

Indicates that the product has timed out (has taken too long to open/close). This is to avoid 
continuous operation of the motor(s) when there is a potential issue. So long as the cause has 
been rectified, pressing the open/close button will clear this condition. 

Intermittent blue 

Indicates an overcurrent or undercurrent condition (the current that the motor(s) are receiving 
is outside of the set limits). So long as the cause has been rectified, pressing the open/close 
button will clear this condition. 

Continuous red 
(after power on/fault recovery) 

Indicates that the product requires initialisation/synchronisation. Pressing close on the wall 
mounted switch will initiate synchronisation of the mechanism(s). The status light will flash red 
whilst this is in progress. 

Intermittent red 
(after power on/fault recovery) 

Indicates that the product is initialising/synchronising. The condition will clear automatically 
when the product has initialised. 

Continuous amber  

Indicates  that  a  proximity (safety) sensor  has  been  triggered  preventing  the  product  from 
closing (it will still open). Once the object(s) obstructing the path of the sensor has been cleared, 
normal product operation will be resumed.  

Intermittent amber 

An unrecoverable fault has been detected by the controller and product operation has been 
disabled. This state can be cleared by a button press combination (see table below) or 
removing power (including backup batteries) from the product. 

 
If a fault occurs, please refer to the following table. Some faults with the unit may be easily corrected without the need for a site 
engineer to visit. Many faults can be cleared by resetting the board. To reset the system, switch off mains power briefly then switch 
the power back on again. Most faults should be cleared using this method, however, in the event the fault persists, please contact 
Glazing Vision for assistance. 
 

Problem 

Possible Cause 

Action 

Continuous blue 
Product has timed out. 

Control board fault. 

Reset the product. If this does not clear the 
issue, contact Glazing Vision for assistance. 

Intermittent blue 
Overcurrent/undercurrent fault. 
 

Something is preventing the 
mechanisms from opening/closing. 

Check for and remove any obstructions to the 
mechanisms. Once clear, press the open/close 
button. 

The lid is frozen to the base. 
 

Wait until the ice melts before attempting to 
operate the product. 

The product been left inactive for a 
long period (a month or longer). 

This fault is likely after a long period of 
inactivity, reset the product (turn it off/on 
using the mains isolator switch) and try again. 

Continuous red 
Synchronisation/initialisation state 

 

the product needs to be initialised. 

May occur after turning 
off/disconnecting the power when 
the mechanisms were not in the 
closed position. 

Press the close button on the wall mounted 
control switch to initiate synchronisation of 
the mechanism(s). The status light will flash 
red whilst this is in progress. 

Continuous amber  
A proximity (safety) sensor has been 
triggered 

 the product will not close. 

Something is obstructing the path 
of the sensor beams. 

Check for and remove any obstructions to the 
sensors. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Free Standing Skybox

Page 1: ...700 OM UK 001 v1 0 09 Jul 2020 www glazingvision co uk 44 0 1379 658300 info glazingvision co uk Free Standing Skybox...

Page 2: ...Section Description Page Introduction 3 Safety Information 4 Controls and Operation 6 Product Safety 9 Manual Override 9 Troubleshooting 11 Glass Specification and Breakage Instructions 12 Routine Tes...

Page 3: ...nal extras including a rain sensor thermostat remote control and Building Management System connectivity are available Proximity detection safety sensors that immediately stop the product moving when...

Page 4: ...ll be taken Overcurrent protection is designed to prevent damage to the product and its mechanisms It should not be relied upon to prevent injuries Let our experts carry out your routine maintenance w...

Page 5: ...ivating and cause injury Do not pull on the cables where they exit the product Doing so may loosen connections result in damage to the product and or create the need for a repair visit Do not leave th...

Page 6: ...ion releasing the switch stops the product in that position Note that the product will stop automatically when it becomes either fully open or closed Status Light The status light will illuminate gree...

Page 7: ...em The status light on the remote control should turn red for a few seconds and then turn off If it turns green or amber try pressing the three buttons again When the red status light turns off the re...

Page 8: ...but via a key operated switch In addition the key switch does offer press and hold operation To open the product turn the key in a clockwise direction To close the product turn the key in an anti clo...

Page 9: ...ding Skybox is stuck in the open or closed position and will not open close electrically the mechanisms can be disengaged to allow the lid to be opened closed manually Manual override can be done from...

Page 10: ...ch next push the open button on the control switch and run the mechanisms to approximately halfway open and stop them the mechanisms are concealed by brush strip which can be pushed aside to check the...

Page 11: ...nchronising The condition will clear automatically when the product has initialised Continuous amber Indicates that a proximity safety sensor has been triggered preventing the product from closing it...

Page 12: ...il the rain stops before trying to open the product If the rain sensor needs cleaning open the product and isolate the power supply then clean the rain sensor The thermostat if specified is reacting t...

Page 13: ...sumes Glazing Vision Engineers or Approved Installers installers that have attended a Glazing Vision Installation training course for this product and carry Approved Installer status or an experienced...

Page 14: ...rain sensor if present Disposal at End of Life Glazing Vision design products with ease of recyclability at end of life in mind Many of the main components used are widely recyclable and we encourage...

Page 15: ...the maintenance log section of this manual for future reference If you need to contact us for any reason Glazing Vision may ask for the product s serial number to enable us to assist with your enquir...

Page 16: ...ents yes no Battery Replacement yes no Cleaning Requirements yes no Annual Requirements yes no Battery Replacement yes no Cleaning Requirements yes no Annual Requirements yes no Battery Replacement ye...

Page 17: ...cement yes no Cleaning Requirements yes no Annual Requirements yes no Battery Replacement yes no Cleaning Requirements yes no Annual Requirements yes no Battery Replacement yes no Cleaning Requirement...

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