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UNIK2E230 

V2

 

ENGLISH

 

ISUNIK2E230v2_GB_10_12.doc 

 

 

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7.  PROGRAMMING THROUGH GTSYSTEM 

The GTSYSTEM is an autonomous multi-functional terminal that can be used on various Prastel products both 
for testing and function modification. In the case of UNIK2E230 control unit, it allows: 

 

modification or visualisation of operating parameters, 

 

visualisation of the counter of completed manoeuvres, 

 

visualisation of the control unit status and diagnostic messages. 

 
 

8.  ACCESSORIES ABSORPTION CHECK INFORMATION

 

 (Transformer dimensioning) 
 

The  current  available  for  the  accessories  is  given  by  the  power  available  for  the  accessories  divided  by  the 
voltage of the accessories 24VDC.

  

 

 Iacc = Pacc / 24 

 

 
   

 

The  power  available  for  the  accessories  is  given  by  the  transformer  power,  less  the  power  absorbed  by  the 

control unit (8W).

 

      

Pacc = Ptras – 8 
 
  

On board the control unit, there is a 20VA transformer for which the available power is 12W and the available 
current is 500mA as described in the technical characteristics.

 

Below un example of calculation of the current available for the accessories.

 

 

Control Unit 

Transformer 

Power 

Power 

absorbed by 

the control 

unit 

Power available 

for the 

accessories 

Voltage of the 

accessories 

Current 

available for the 

accessories 

UNIK2E230 

20VA 

6.4W 

13.6W 

24V 

560mA 

 

The following table shows the average absorption of the most common Prastel/VDS accessories

 

Product 

Absorption 

Photocell FOTO30SDE (couple TX+RX) 

50 mA 

Photocell FOTO35SDE (couple TX+RX) 

50 mA 

Induction detector MLX24AZ 

40 mA 

Receiver MR1E 

20 mA 

Microwave detector DM30 

80 mA 

Microwave detector DM60 

100 mA 

Amplifier for infra-red barrier FOTOTEST2D 

30 mA 

Pneumatic edge receiver TCO4RX 

30 mA 

Standalone keypad EASYBKA 

100 mA 

Standalone proximity reader EASYMINI 

30 mA 

 

Example: connecting 2 pairs of FOTO30SDE photocell and a MLX24AZ detector the overall average absorption 
is 140mA. Should it be necessary to connect accessories with an overall average absorption that is more than 
that available, the transformer must be replaced with a more powerful one.  
Use transformers with a secondary of 18 or 20VAC. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ptras = transformer power 
Pmot = motor power  

Iacc = current available for accessories 
Pacc = power available for accessories

 

 

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Summary of Contents for UNIK2E230

Page 1: ...it Prastel S p A declines any responsibility in the event current standards in the country of installation are not complied with The symbol CE conforms with European Directive R TTE 99 05CE ELECTRONIC CONTROL PANEL FOR TWO 230VAC MOTORS UNIK2E230 _ V2 COMPLETE UNIK2E230SK _ V2 WITHOUT BOX AND TRANSFORMER BOX IP 54 I n t e l l i g e n t S e c u r i t y F i r e L t d ...

Page 2: ...ERATION OF THE SAFETY DEVICES 8 5 3 TRIMMER FOR MOTOR SPEED 9 5 4 TRIMMER DEL DELAY BETWEEN MOTORS 9 5 5 TRIMMER PAU OPENING AND CLOSING OPERATING MODE 9 5 6 PEDESTRIAN OPENING FUNCTION 11 5 7 TRIMMER OBS OBSTACLE SENSITIVITY DETECTION 11 5 8 FLASHING LIGHT 11 5 9 GATE OPEN WARNING LIGHT 11 5 10 SLOW DOWN 11 5 11 ELECTRIC LOCK 12 5 12 COURTESY LIGHT 12 5 13 LOGICAL STOP STP INPUT 12 5 14 CONTROL U...

Page 3: ...ing a trimmer Customisable partial opening for pedestrian transit 0 to 60 stand by time adjustment via trimmer 0 1 to 3 0 obstacle detection triggering time adjustment via trimmer Initial settings using dip switches Signalling LEDs 8 Expansion for electric lock 12V 15W max optional board ELU with optional relay Expansion for courtesy light optional board LCU Built in 433MHz rolling code receiver w...

Page 4: ...mmended set the Force to 100 FOR trimmer completely clockwise do not use the slow down carry out the professional learning procedure do not use the obstacle detection trimmer OBS to MAX i During the learning with no electric limit switches present and with the obstacle detection disabled e g with hydraulic operators or else with no mechanical STOP strike plate present to define the manoeuvre times...

Page 5: ...UNIK2E230 V2 ENGLISH ISUNIK2E230v2_GB_10_12 doc 5 4 1 GENERAL DIAGRAM OF SETTINGS AND CONNECTIONS 30 31 32 33 34 I n t e l l i g e n t S e c u r i t y F i r e L t d ...

Page 6: ... Description DIP STAUS Operation 1 2 CH RAD See pag 8 OFF OFF Button 1 of the TX enabled OFF ON Button 2 of the TX enabled ON OFF Button 3 of the TX enabled ON ON Button 4 of the TX enabled 3 FAST See pag 10 OFF Rapid re closing disabled ON Rapid re closing enabled 4 STRIKE See pag 12 OFF Lock stroke disabled ON Lock stroke enabled 5 LAMP See pag 11 OFF Flashing light fixed ON Flashing light flash...

Page 7: ...t from 1 Control unit starts pedestrian opening Press P1 SET or button 1 of the remote control to stop pedestrian opening Press P1 SET or button 1 of the remote control NO YES only by wire Photocell PHO in closing must Press P2 RAD or button 2 of the remote control Opening slow down Pedestrian function Safety intervention in closing Safety intervention in opening The EDG safety in opening must Sto...

Page 8: ... press and release the RPA learning pushbutton also see the instructions of the TX used Carry out this operation 5 6 metres from the receiver the LED signals the activation Transmit by pressing one of the channel pushbuttons of the new transmitter to be enabled Enable all the new transmitters by pressing a pushbutton on each one of them The exit from the procedure occurs automatically 10 seconds a...

Page 9: ...unter clockwise the speed of the motor if 50 of the maximum speed With the trimmer at half travel the speed of the motor if 75 of the maximum speed ATTENTION Changing the setting of trimmer FOR requires repeating the learning procedure since the travel times and the slow down start times change EXAMPLE Force Speed 50 EXAMPLE Force Speed 75 EXAMPLE Force Speed 100 5 4 TRIMMER DEL DELAY BETWEEN MOTO...

Page 10: ...rimmer is turned fully counter clockwise with a 2 nd motor delay of 3 seconds for all the other positions of the DEL trimmer the opening terminates when the limit switch or the obstacle detection device are triggered the manoeuvre time has elapsed or there is a radio or manual command In the latter case the control unit disables the automatic closing and to restart the manoeuvre a further command ...

Page 11: ... sec If the OBS trimmer is in the MAX position the obstacle detection is disabled If electric limit switches are present the obstacle detector will provoke an inversion of the motion in closing and a 2 second inversion in opening If there are no electric limit switches the obstacle detector provokes in closing an inversion of the motion unless it is in the last five seconds of the manoeuvre where ...

Page 12: ... the red LED still flashes an authorised service centre should be contacted 6 SIGNALLING LED Yellow led SET flashes for 5 seconds when turned on to indicate that it is possible to enter the Professional or Simplified Learning modes lights up with a fixed light while Professional or Simplified Learning are carried out is turned off when the control unit functions normally Red led ER is turned off d...

Page 13: ...the current available for the accessories Control Unit Transformer Power Power absorbed by the control unit Power available for the accessories Voltage of the accessories Current available for the accessories UNIK2E230 20VA 6 4W 13 6W 24V 560mA The following table shows the average absorption of the most common Prastel VDS accessories Product Absorption Photocell FOTO30SDE couple TX RX 50 mA Photo...

Page 14: ... control The remote control has not been memorised or is broken or the battery is flat Check change the battery Carry out the remote control acknowledgement procedure The electrical limit switch activates but the motor does not stop The opening and closing limit switches have been exchanged An NO contact has been used instead of an NC Check the connections The gate moves then stops both in opening...

Page 15: ...r and by current legislation All installation maintenance repairs and cleaning operations must be documented This documentation must be preserved by the user and made available to the personnel responsible for the control WARNINGS FOR THE USER Read the instructions and enclosed documentation carefully The product must be used for the express purpose for which it was designed Any other use is consi...

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