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 IMPORTANT!

Before performing any type of operation or 

procedure, read carefully the general instructions 

in this manual (Chapter 7) and the application 

limits (paragraph 2.2)

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND INTENDED USE

 

NDCC2000 - NDCC2100

 are control units intended to be used to automate 

rolling shutters and sectional doors with three-phase motors.

NDCC2200

 is a control unit intended to be used to automate sectional doors 

controlled by a single-phase motor.

Model

Door type

Connection

Max Power

NDCC2000

Sectional Rolling 

Shutter

Three-phase

2.2kW

NDCC2100

Sectional Rolling 

Shutter

Three-phase with brake

2.2kW

NDCC2200

Sectional

Single phase with 

starting capacitor

2.2kW

CAUTION!  –  All  uses  other  than  the  intended  use  described  and  use 

in environmental conditions other than those described in this manual 

should be considered improper and forbidden!

All control unit models can be connected to all common safety features. To 

open and close a door, you only need to operate the appropriate button 

installed on the cover or the external button or via a radio receiver.

CAUTION! – The control units described in this instruction manual can

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not be used in areas where there are risks of explosion.

2

INSTALLATION

2.1 - Pre-installation checks

Before proceeding with installation, check the condition of the product com-

ponents, suitability of the selected model and conditions of the intended instal-

lation environment:
• Check  that  all  the  materials  are  in  good  working  order  and  suited  to  the 

intended use.

• Check  that  all  conditions  of  use  fall  within  the  “application  limits”  of  the 

product (paragraph 2.2) and the value limits shown in the “Product technical 

characteristics”.

• Check that the installation location is compatible with the overall dimensions 

of the product (

Fig. 1

).

• Check  that  the  surface  chosen  for  installing  the  product  is  solid  and  can 

ensure stable attachment.

• Make sure that the installation area is not subject to flooding; if necessary, the 

product may be installed, appropriately raised above ground level.

• Check that the space around the product allows safe and easy access.

• Check that all electrical cables to be used belong to the type listed in Table 1.

• Check  that  the  automation  has  mechanical  stops  in  both  the  opening  and 

closing phases.

2.2 - Product application limits

The product is only to be used as indicated in the following table:

Control unit Control unit power 

supply

Type of motor

NDCC2000

NDCC2100

Three-phase 3x400 V AC 

– 50/60 Hz

Three-phase 3x400 V AC – 50/60 

Hz – with Nice encoder or mechanical 

limit switches

NDCC2200

Single-phase 1x230 V AC 

– 50/60 Hz

Single-phase 1x230 V AC – 50/60 

Hz – with Nice encoder or mechanical 

limit switches

(*)

 In respect of the corresponding application limits.

 CAUTION! – The control units described in this instruction manual 

cannot be used in areas where there are risks of explosion.

original operating instructions in Italian

Contents

GENERAL WARNINGS: SAFETY - INSTALLATION - USE

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1 - PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND INTENDED USE

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2 - INSTALLATION

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2.1 - Tests prior to installation

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2.2 - Product application limits

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2.3 - Typical system

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2.4 - Installation of the control unit

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3 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

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3.1 - Connecting the three-phase power supply cable for NDCC2000 and NDCC2100 control units

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3.2 - Connecting the single-phase power supply cable for NDCC2200 control units

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3.3 - Description of the electrical connections: power supply, safety and control devices, 

        and accessories ............................................................................................................................

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3.4 - Electrical connections of the control unit

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3.5 - STOP SAFETY EDGE Input

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3.6 - Connecting a radio receiver

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3.7 - Initial startup and electrical connections test

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3.8 - Total deletion of the control unit memory

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3.9 - Recognition of the connected devices and the Opening and Closing positions

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3.9.1 - Recognition of the Opening and Closing positions with electronic limit switch (encoder)

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3.9.2 - Recognition of the Opening and Closing positions with mechanical limit switch

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3.10 - Operating modes

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3.11 - Oview programming unit

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4 - TESTING AND COMMISSIONING

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4.1 - Testing

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4.2 - Commissioning

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5 - FURTHER DETAILS AND DIAGNOSTICS

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5.1 - Further details

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5.1.1 - Signals when switching ON

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5.1.2 - Other functions

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5.2 - DIAGNOSTICS

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6 - BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING (resolving common problems)

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7 - PRODUCT DISPOSAL

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8 - TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

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Summary of Contents for D-Pro Action Series

Page 1: ...nstallazione e l uso FR Instructions et avertissements pour l installation et l utilisation ES Instrucciones y advertencias para la instalaci n y el uso DE Installierungs und Gebrauchsanleitungen und...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...product as described in this instruction manual and for certain types of use e g excluding use solely for vehicles may cause the product to fall within the scope of Regulation No 305 2011 and its har...

Page 4: ...it is accessible to the public the command button must not be available to them e g use only with a key switch 2 For Semi automatic operation through the use of an active sensitive edge for limiting t...

Page 5: ...und the product allows safe and easy access Check that all electrical cables to be used belong to the type listed in Table 1 Check that the automation has mechanical stops in both the opening and clos...

Page 6: ...eed as follows when installing the control unit 01 Open the control unit box unscrew the screws as shown in Fig 3 A Fig 3 B 02 Prepare the holes for routing the electrical cables for the accessories p...

Page 7: ...Cable for FLASHING LIGHT with aerial 2 x 1 mm2 for 230 V AC flashing light RG58 type shielded cable aerial 10 m D PHOTOCELL cable 4 x 0 5 mm2 10 m E KEY SWITCH cable 2 cables 2 x 0 25 mm2 10 m note 2...

Page 8: ...inputs 8 com 24 V DC common 9 open 10 close 11 photo ing1 ALT ALT terminal SAFE only for motors with mechani cal limit switches leave uncon nected with motors which have electronic limit switches LIMI...

Page 9: ...ing movement It is possible to connect contacts of the Normally Open type to this input ING1 photo 11 Normally Closed NC input for devices that control the movement of the automation If this input is...

Page 10: ...echanical limit switch Fig 11A Three phase motor with electronic limit switch Fig 12A Three phase motor with mechanical limit switch and brake Fig 11B Three phase motor with electronic limit switch an...

Page 11: ...E 2 SMXI SMXIS Receiver in Mode 1 or 2 output description Output No 1 Step by Step Output No 2 Partial open factory setting it opens to halfway this may be changed during the position acquisition phas...

Page 12: ...ent procedures according to the different types of motor Motor with electronic limit switch encoder see paragraph 3 9 1 Motor with mechanical limit switch see paragraph 3 9 2 3 9 1 Recognition of the...

Page 13: ...n 03 a Set the limit switch cam 1 E green Fig 16 to operate the limit switch b Tighten the locking screw A Fig 16 c For precision adjustment use screw B Fig 16 04 Press the Close button to move the do...

Page 14: ...switch etc test the Opening Closing and Stopping of the door ensuring that the movement of the door leaves corresponds to specifications Test several times to assess the movement of the door and chec...

Page 15: ...s for a few seconds then try sending a command again if the problem persists there may be a serious fault on the circuit board or on the connections of the motor Carry out checks and replace parts if...

Page 16: ...no manoeuvre takes place and the flashing light is OFF check that the command is actually received if the command reaches the SS input the OK LED flashes twice to indicate that the command has been r...

Page 17: ...erminal and gnd STOP 8K2 OSE terminal see Fig 7 STOP SAFETY EDGE Input For contacts that are normally closed normally open or of the 8 2k constant resistance type or the OSE optical type in auto recog...

Page 18: ...harmonised standards EN 61000 6 2 2005 EN 61000 6 4 2007 A1 2011 In addition the product conforms to the following directive in accordance with the provisions applicable to partly completed machinery...

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