Label NEPTIS/LE, Installation Manual

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5) MANUAL FUNCTION SELECTORS
5.1) FUNCTION SELECTOR SWITCH
The door operating program of the device can be chose by means of the
FUNCTION SELECTION switch installed on the side of the automatism.
Status “ | ” = DAY FUNCTIONS
All the command inputs are activated.
Status “ O ” = DOOR FREE .
The motor is not powered and the door can be moved by hand.
Status “ || ” = NIGHT LOCK (with dip-switch 7 of S1 in the OFF position).
The door can only be opened with the EMERGENCY input..
DOOR OPEN (with dip-switch 7 of S1 in the ON position).
Door open condition.
5.2) MANUAL SELECTOR
Manual selector is used to enter the operating program of the "NEPTIS/LE” door.
WARNING
When manual selector is used, keep the function selector switch at the side of the device in the “0” position and
move dip switch 7 of S1 in the OFF position. This prevents conflict amongst the functions in manual
selector and the
functions set in the switch built into the actuator itself. If the function selector is liable to be accidentally operated, it
is advisable to disconnect it from the terminal board of the "NEPTIS/LE” unit.
5.2.1) ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONSI
TERMINAL 1 = connect to input 9 (INTERNAL RADAR) of the PWN of the "NEPTIS/LE” control unit;
TERMINAL 2 = connect to input 3 (COMMON CONTACT) of the PWN of the "NEPTIS/LE” control unit;
TERMINAL 3 = connect to input 1 (AUX1) of the PWN of the "NEPTIS/LE” control unit;
TERMINAL 4 = connect to input 4 (AUX2) of the PWN of the "NEPTIS/LE” control unit.
5.2.2) OPERATING MODES
Turn the knob of manual selector SMN to select the desired function from amongst the 5 available ones
DOOR ALWAYS OPEN = to keep the door completely open.
DOOR FREE = to move the door in the manual mode without it being controlled by the motor.
TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS = to open the door by means of all the command inputs.
EXIT TRAFFIC ONLY = to cut out EXTERNAL RADAR input detection.
NIGHT LOCK = to keep the door shut, allowing it to be opened with the EMERGENCY input only.
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