Manusa VECTOR, Installation Manual

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D00619EN - v0 SWING OPERATOR - INSTALLATION MANUAL
6.2.3 Program Switch Connector
6.2.4 External Peripherals Connector (15 VDC)
6.2.5 Double Vector Connection and Use
(
3
) For some types of electronic locks, the duration of the impulse can be modified to activate or delay the opening of the leaf
with the release control. The parameter has a different significance and level of adjustment according to the type of
electronic lock configured using parameter 10.
(
4
) To guarantee the electronic lock closes again, the closing force can be adjusted.
(
5
) The use of the lock (for lock types 2 - 3 - 4 - 6) can be limited only if certain types of operational logic settings have been
selected.
(
6
) A lock feedback control can be used that indicates the lock release state: after the unlock order is given, the central
electronics wait for permission from the lock before starting to open. If this does not arrive within a maximum set time, the
operator opens the door anyway.
(
7
) One of the auxiliary inputs may be used as a control to manually release the lock working in parallel with the automatic
release, which can be used to open the door manually.
To connect the program switch (Fig. 21 F), use a shielded cable with 4 0.22 mm wires, not connected to the shield.
For connections, refer to Fig. 30.
For more information on the use of multi - logical program switches, refer to the operating instructions.
The real power supply value may vary from 15 VDC ± 5% depending on the resistive load connected to these terminals.
OUT Terminal / 15 VDC : POSITIVE ( + ) COM Terminal: NEGATIVE ( - )
WARNING: Do not invert the power supply polarity. The LED lit up indicates normal power of 15 V. If it is off, check
that there is mains and/or power.
The Double VECTOR is a connection between two operators for a double swing leaf.
It can be connected in two ways:
1. With two individual VECTORs, each installed in one leaf, but making the connection between the two;
2. With two individual VECTORs joined together with a prolongation kit, as shown in Fig. 34 (OPTIONAL).
The two operators, if not connected together, are independent and can function as individual operators. Using the connection
between the program switch terminal plates, they communicate with each other and interchange the information necessary
for the correct operation of double leaves. The base concept consists of determining a ‘Master’ card that compiles the
operational logic by following precise rules, and a ‘Slave’ card that carries out the orders of the Master.
Fig. 34.