5.2 Commissioning
Following the successful testing of all (and not just some) devices in
the system you can proceed with the commissioning.
system with the wiring diagram, drawing or photo of the system,
risks analysis and solutions adopted, manufacturer declaration of
conformity of all devices connected, instruction manual of each de-
vice and maintenance schedule of the system.
Fix on the gate or door a plaque indicating the automation data, the
name of the person responsible for the commissioning, the serial
number and year of construction, the CE mark.
Attach a plaque indicating the steps required to manually unlock
the system.
Implement and deliver to the end user the declaration of conform-
ity, the instructions and warnings for use for the end user and the
maintenance schedule of the system.
Make sure the user understands proper automatic, manual and
emergency operation of the automation.
Inform the end user in writing of the dangers and risks still present.
5.1 Testing
All system components must be tested following the procedures
outlined in the respective instruction manuals.
Check that they meet the guidelines in Chapter 1 - Safety warnings
Check that the gate or door can move freely once the automation
is unlocked, and that they are in equilibrium and stationary if left in
any position.
Check the correct operation of all connected devices (photocells,
sensitive edges, emergency buttons, etc.), testing the opening,
closing and stopping of the gate or door via the connected control
devices (transmitters, buttons, switches).
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cians who must perform the tests required by relevant legislation
related to risks, ensuring compliance with the provisions of the
testing methods for the automation of doors and gates.
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