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1) INDICATIVE DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM

EXTERNAL RADAR
INTERNAL RADAR
OPENING COMMAND
PROGRAM SELECTOR
CLOSING SAFETY SENSOR
OPENING SAFETY SENSOR
AUTOMATION NEXT
ELECTRIC LOCK
FLOOR STOP

2) TECHNICAL DATA

AUTOMATION MODEL

NEXT 75

NEXT 150

NEXT 120S

POWER SUPPLY

115/230~, 50/60Hz

POWER

40W

50W

DIMENSIONS OF THE AUTOMATION (L x H x D)

420 x 60 x 74mm

520 x 60 x 74mm

FREQUENCY OF USE

continuous

OPERATING TEMPERATURE

-15° C +50°C

ELECTRIC MOTOR

brushless 24Vdc

POWER SUPPLY OF EXTERNAL ACCESSORIES

24 Vdc, 1A

STAND-BY CONSUMPTION

5 W

EQUIPMENT CLASS

class II

SOUND PRESSURE EMISSION

LpA ≤ 70dB (A)

2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

NOTE:

The grey part indicates the

monitoring zone of radars

and sensors.

Summary of Contents for NEXT 120s

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS Automation for indoor automatic swing doors EN NEXT 75 NEXT 150 NEXT 120s NEXT 75 150 120S_EN_Rel 2 0_10 2020 CD0750EN MU ...

Page 2: ...uced physical sensory or mental skills or by inexperienced people provided they are supervised or after the same have received instructions relating to the safe use of the equipment and to the understanding of the relevant hazards Children should not play with the equipment Cleaning and maintenance intended to be performed by the user must not be carried out by children without supervision Do not ...

Page 3: ...M SELECTOR 6 4 2 MECHANICAL KEY SELECTOR EV MSEL 6 4 3 DIGITAL PROGRAM SELECTOR ET DSEL 7 4 4 DIGITAL PROGRAM SELECTOR T NFC 8 4 5 SELECTOR ET DSEL GENERAL PROGRAMMING MENU 9 4 6 ET DSEL SELECTOR USER PASSWORD MANAGEMENT 10 4 7 T NFC SELECTOR USER PASSWORD MANAGEMENT 12 4 8 LANGUAGE 13 5 OPERATION IN CASE OF POWER SUPPLY FAILURE 13 6 NOTIFICATION OF ERRORS AND OPERATIONAL ISSUES 14 7 MAINTENANCE 1...

Page 4: ...0S POWER SUPPLY 115 230 50 60Hz POWER 40W 50W 50W DIMENSIONS OF THE AUTOMATION L x H x D 420 x 60 x 74mm 420 x 60 x 74mm 520 x 60 x 74mm FREQUENCY OF USE continuous OPERATING TEMPERATURE 15 C 50 C ELECTRIC MOTOR brushless 24Vdc POWER SUPPLY OF EXTERNAL ACCESSORIES 24 Vdc 1A STAND BY CONSUMPTION 5 W EQUIPMENT CLASS class II SOUND PRESSURE EMISSION LpA 70dB A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 NOTE The grey part ind...

Page 5: ...ort manual push If the closing safety sensor detects a presence the door immediately reopens and stays open as long as the sensor remains engaged If the opening safety sensor detects a presence the door stops and remains stationary for the entire period in which the sensor is engaged it will complete the opening cycle only after the sensor is released If during the opening motion the door collides...

Page 6: ...input or using the remote control b Open door program The door remains motionless in the position of complete opening 4 2 MECHANICAL KEY SELECTOR EV MSEL OPERATING MODE Insert and turn the key of the selector EV MSEL to select the desired program Open door program The door remains motionless in the position of complete opening Manual free door Automatic operation is disabled and the door can be op...

Page 7: ...ing press briefly the button the symbol on the display indicates that the function is on In a dual leaf door only the first leaf Master opens if the opening command is given from the internal or external radar inputs Partial opening only operates in bi directional unidirectional and open door automatic programs To disable partial opening press again briefly the button F2 It can have two distinct f...

Page 8: ... program press the SET button once to exit the Screen Saver function and thus activate the selector the screen will increase its brightness now press SET again several times until you position on the desired work program If you have activated the program lock with the SLIDE function to exit the Screen Saver slide your finger from left to right on the buttons A SET B to activate the selector Warnin...

Page 9: ...ord to prevent any unauthorised access to the digital selector ET DSEL DIAGRAM 1 SECTION RESERVED FOR TECHNICAL STAFF SECTION RESERVED FOR TECHNICAL STAFF SECTION RESERVED FOR TECHNICAL STAFF PASSWORD MANAGEMENT SECTION SECTION RESERVED FOR TECHNICAL STAFF SELECTOR OPTION SECTION NOT USED LANGUAGE SECTION The paragraphs below explain the procedure to be followed to manage the user password and to ...

Page 10: ...m of the automatic door The default service password is A A A A A To change the service password it is necessary to log in using the primary password Use the button to move the selection arrow downward the F2 button to move back upward HOW TO CHANGE THE PRIMARY PASSWORD Select PRIMARY PASSWORD Press OK F1 Enter the default primary password A A A A A pressing 5 times the button A If the primary pas...

Page 11: ... programming menu If the password you entered does not match the previous one the display shows PASSWORD ERROR the system returns to the section PASSWORD MANAGEMENT and it is necessary to perform again the procedure ENABLING USER PASSWORD USAGE primary and service password Select PASSWORD ON OFF Press OK F1 Press the ON button to enable the usage of user passwords and return to the menu PASSWORD M...

Page 12: ...the only one that enables to enter the user password area and should therefore be known only by the owner of the store organization in which the door is installed The service password 2 instead is used for employees or third parties that can use it to change the work programs of the door but cannot in any way change or disable both passwords To change the password 1 press the button A after select...

Page 13: ...SE OF POWER SUPPLY FAILURE In case of power supply failure the door can be opened and closed manually If the door is equipped with an electric lock use the special key to unlock it If the automation is not equipped with battery depending on the programming of the automation electronic control unit the door may operate as follows a The door can be opened by activating any opening command motion rad...

Page 14: ...etting of the program selector The door stops during its motion and inverts the running direction The door detects an obstacle along its motion Identify the obstacle and remove it The door experiences friction along its motion Adjust the door for this operation please contact the service centre The electronic control unit beeps multiple times and door operation is irregular The defect depends on t...

Page 15: ...about the expiry of the maintenance interval when the message SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE is displayed Each maintenance operation is recorded into the maintenance log The final user must limit himself to cleaning the glass surfaces the fixture profiles and if necessary the motion and presence sensors taking care to lock the door while performing these operations 8 DISPOSAL At the end of its lifecycle th...

Page 16: ...NEXT Made in Italy by S p A Via Ilariuzzi 17 A S Pancrazio P se 43126 PARMA ITALIA Tel 39 05 21 67 52 Fax 39 05 21 67 52 22 infocom labelspa it www labelspa com LABEL service centre ...

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