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Installing Entrapment Protection Devices 

(requires Terminal Blocks P/N TBT2A-5)

 

Devices such as Infrared (IR) Beams and Safety Bump Edges allow safe automatic or latch closing of the door and can be wired 
directly into the MCB via an appropriate cable entry. Grifco® Entrapment Protection Devices such as the Protector System and 
Bump Edge are wired into the quick connect inputs located next to the door behaviour dip switches on the MCB. 
 

VDC OUT: 

Accessory power 24Vdc - unregulated 

 

       (max 150mA) 

 

 

IR1: 

Monitored Grifco® Protector System, or 

        NC (normally closed) switching input 

IR2: 

Monitored Grifco® Protector System, or 

        NC (normally closed) switching input 

For more detailed information on installation refer to the Grifco

®

 Protector System manual. 

 

BUMP: 

Monitored 8K2 Resistor type Bump Edge input. 

 

Erase Entrapment Protection Devices 

Press RST button on the MCB for at least 10 seconds until green LED blinks rapidly. 
 

Reactivate Entrapment Protection Devices 

Follow the above install instructions. 
 

Note: When installing Entrapment Protection Devices ensure that the door is at the open limit position. 
 
Note: All Entrapment Protection Devices need to be activated once after installation to be learned correctly. Normally closed 
Entrapment  Protection Devices and monitored Bump Edges require one simulated obstruction to be learned by the opener. 
Once learned, latch closing will be allowed when set.  

 

Note:  The  eDrive  +2.0  features  “constant  pressure  to  close”.  This  means  that  if  an  Entrapment  Protection  Device  fails,  the 
opener can still ‘inch down’ (unless an expansion board is used). 

Additional switchgear (eg. dedicated open/close and Auto Mode etc) 

 

Caution! 

Any access control intended for these terminals must 

be user operated and in line of sight with the door.

 

 

The 

2.0 

can be easily interfaced by the reverse side of 

the  controller  push  button  panel  (Refer  to  adjacent  diagram). 
To  do  so  you  will  need  terminal  blocks  (P/N  TB210)  available 
from your local commercial door dealer or Chamberlain®. 

 

Note: A controller must always be plugged in (see page 17 no. 
2) for the opener to function. When utilising the AUTO or 
ESTP terminals the respective bridge must be removed, refer 
right. 

 

Note: Additional 24VDC devices must not  draw  current  from 
the MCB in excess of 150mA. Excessive load from connected 
devices will cause malfunction of the 2.0 opener. For 
additional loads, use a separately mounted power supply. 
 

Toggle Input (2 wire) 
 

A 2 wire toggle input is provided on the MCB (see page 17) to allow single button (or access control) operation. 
The input will operate as “open-stop-close-stop-etc.” 
If Auto close is set, the toggle behaviour will become “open only”. 
When the toggle input is bridged* and held (eg. a timer or latching switch) the door will remain open (ie Auto Close ignored). If 
the bridge is released, Auto Close will resume. 
* If an EB is fitted, this feature will not be available on the MCB toggle input. Use EB com open  
input instead. 

CAUTION: Grifco

®

 Protector System 

must not be connected to VDC out. 

LOWER RIGHT OF MCB 

Summary of Contents for eDrive +2.0

Page 1: ...opener www grifco com au www grifco co nz D M RDO 006 413062 Chamberlain Australia Pty Ltd PO Box 1446 Lane Cove NSW 1595 Australia Phone toll free 1800 474 326 Chamberlain New Zealand Ltd PO Box 100...

Page 2: ...vided it is installed operated maintained and tested in strict accordance with the instructions and warnings contained in this manual WARNING WARNING CAUTION Mechanical Electrical When you see this Si...

Page 3: ...ion 13 Door behaviour and Entrapment Protection inputs 14 15 Door behaviour modes 14 Setting door behaviour 14 Installing Entrapment Protection Devices 15 Additional switchgear Accessories 15 Toggle I...

Page 4: ...a two wire quick connect plug in toggle input which allows direct connection of an ex ternal devices such as a single button open close control and access control devices such as card readers keypads...

Page 5: ...ide that meets the requirements listed below Must have minimum distance of 15mm between mounting plate and door drum sprocket refer pg 6 image no 1 Must have minimum distance of 10mm between APE housi...

Page 6: ...must not be repositioned It is strongly recommended that a suitably rated lifting strap be used to raise the opener to a necessary height shown right A suitable lifting device should be con nected to...

Page 7: ...an be used to reposition the main control housing Please contact your local dealer or Chamberlain for more information Location of Controller see left Controller has 6 metres of cable with RJ45 ends r...

Page 8: ...AUTION Motor may become hot during operation Appropriate clearance and or shielding should be supplied by the in staller to ensure any cabling wiring and or other items cannot come in contact with the...

Page 9: ...the wiring rules of the country in which it is installed Supply connection for three phase builds with neutral Models ML5053 ML5103 MH5103 ML5153 Supply connection for single phase builds 3 wire confi...

Page 10: ...ve 2 0 opener identify the most appropriate entry of the MCB enclosure for your installa tion Open the MCB enclosure and fit the conduit fitting allowing enough cable to reach the controller RJ45 sock...

Page 11: ...t put the unit into limit setting mode To do this 1 While holding STOP press the SET button 3 times The LIMIT ERROR indicator will start flashing signifying limit setting mode 2 Press and hold STOP fo...

Page 12: ...final function test of the system and where present a full function test of the safety devices must be done READ CAREFULLY BEFORE SETTING LIMITS not applicable to roller shutters The eDrive 2 0 featur...

Page 13: ...l third limit extended open position The third limit is a handy option for high doors that rarely need to be fully opened The third limit is a door position above the open limit position which can be...

Page 14: ...ravel downwards while the down button is being held For details on the 3 distinct modes refer above The door must only be set to latch DOWN if there is a suitable Entrapment Protection Device installe...

Page 15: ...2 0 features constant pressure to close This means that if an Entrapment Protection Device fails the opener can still inch down unless an expansion board is used Additional switchgear eg dedicated op...

Page 16: ...uggable terminal block see diagram on page 17 Transmitter Management If transmitter management is required you will need a Grifco STAR1000EVO This accessory will allow up to 1000 identified users to b...

Page 17: ...behaviour DIP Switches 13 Mains Motor connection tables 5 Transformer 14 Controller cable entry typical 6 Toggle Input 15 HHDT input diagnostic tool 7 Expansion Board Input 16 Mains power cable entry...

Page 18: ...18 ACCESSORIES Call 1800 GRIFCO for assistance with any of the above accessories or other enquiries...

Page 19: ...ER Press and hold the SET button then whilst holding press the DOWN button 3 times green status light ON solid Press the UP button to increase the auto timer to close setting in 10 second incre ments...

Page 20: ...hilst holding press STOP 5 times green status light will light then continue flashing Indicating learn mode Press the desired WIRELESS ACCESSORY BUTTON to learn door 1 orange limit light will flash fa...

Page 21: ...IED OUT BY A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN To view total cycles limits must be set Drive to door to closed limit Press and hold CLOSE for 10 seconds After 10 seconds and while still holding CLOSE press and rel...

Page 22: ...le Replace APE cable 10 Under speed error Extreme load on door Check for objects causing interference to door operation Check door installation Check for damage to motor Upgrade to a larger opener 12...

Page 23: ...oes the orange light start flashing after third press of the set button YES But green status light starts to flash x times while attempting to set upper limit Refer Troubleshooting pg 22 NO Ensure all...

Page 24: ...efect arising under or out of any exclusion detailed below such that the claim is not covered under this Chamberlain Limited Warranty we may subject to your other rights and remedies as a consumer cha...

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