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(latch speed) pots for the desired closing operation. The door may be manually opened as
many times as necessary to complete these adjustments.
1.4 Opening Adjustments
Physically inspect the open check switch (switch with orange and yellow wires) and its associated
cam.
The arm of the open check switch should remain depressed until the door is
approximately
30°
from the full open position, and then it must release
.
Do not proceed further
until you have verified the adjustment of this cam.
Temporarily set both the
LIMIT
pot and the
OBST
pot fully counterclockwise. Insure that the
on/off/hold
switch is in the
ON
position. Note whether the display is in the upper left corner of the
circuit board as installed in the header (right hand) or is in the lower right corner (left hand). If the
display is in the upper left corner, press
and hold
the
SET
button while plugging the power
connector back into
CN9
on the control. If the display is in the lower right corner, press
and hold
the
UP
button while plugging in the power connector. This feature allows the display to read "right
side up" regardless of the control’s orientation in the header.
When power is first applied, the display will wink the current software version in three parts, as in 1
then 02 then 00 (Version 1.02.00). Next, the display should briefly flash
Su
(Setup). All factory
settings for speeds, delays, and options will be saved in permanent memory, and the display will
flash
dS
(data Saved). Finally, the display should switch to
Id
(Idle).
HINT
: If the door remains closed but the display does not switch to
Id
, insure that the latch check
cam has been adjusted properly (Section 1.3, Closing Adjustments) and that the rocker switch is in
the
ON
position. If the door tries to open, insure that the rocker switch is not in the
HOLD
position
instead of the
ON
position.
Cycle the door by pressing and holding the
DOWN
button (this button functions as an actuate signal
when the door is in normal operation, allowing easier testing). The door should cycle open. The
display will show
OS
(Open Speed) before the open check switch releases. It will switch to
OC
(Open Check) in the open check zone. If the
DOWN
button is held long enough, the display will
switch to
HO
(Hold Open).
When the
DOWN
button is released, the door will begin closing after the
d1
time delay expires.
Cycle the door several times using the
DOWN
button and check for proper operation. If any speeds
or delays need to be changed, follow the instructions in Section 1.2, Adjustment Procedure.
WARNING:
The following two paragraphs describe the limit and obstruction sensing features of the
ES500 control. The limit feature
must
be set properly for low energy applications. It is also highly
recommended that the
obstruction
-sensing feature be used for maximum pedestrian safety. The
open speed
and
check speeds
should be properly set before attempting to adjust the added safety
features.
The
limit
feature, when properly adjusted, allows faster open speed while maintaining safety by
limiting the maximum torque output of the operator. Adjust the
LIMIT
pot clockwise to reduce the
opening force to the desired maximum. Clockwise adjustment increases the limiting and reduces
the force available.
The
obstruction
sensing feature of the
ES500
control, when properly adjusted, switches the door
to a much lower hold-open force if an obstruction is encountered during door opening. Adjust the
OBST
pot clockwise sufficiently to obtain an obstruction response when an obstruction is
encountered. When an obstruction is sensed, the display will switch from
OS
to
Ob
(Obstruction)
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