QUAD EZ-7000, Owners And Installation Manual

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ES-500 Swing Control Installation
WARNING : When used in a low energy installation, the EZ-7000 operator and associated ES500
control must be installed and adjusted in accordance with ANSI 156.19 documentation.
WARNING: The ES500 control must remain connected to the operator at all times. Never leave the
operator without a control connected, as the closing speed will be uncontrolled and may cause
severe damage to the operator or door. Manual operation must never be permitted with the control
removed.
1.0 Wiring
– On/Off Switch and Incoming Power
If the installation consists of a synchronized pair of operators,
see the special note on page 5.
Install the supplied on/off/hold switch in the desired location and route the switch lace into the
header. Plug the connector into SWTCH input CN4 on the control.
Verify that the circuit breaker in the
AC panel supplying power to the operator is off . Connect the
power cable supplied to the incoming wires (black, red or blue incoming in to black on power cable
and the white wire to the white wire). The incoming ground wire must be connected to the frame of
the operator using the ground screw provided. Restore power via the building circuit breaker, but do
not plug the line power harness into the control yet.
The actuating devices, plus any optional devices, will be wired in a later step. If a lock is present,
temporarily disable it to keep it from jamming the door while setting up the operator.
2.0 Initial Setup
WARNING : In the next step you will be applying power to the operator in order to install the
operator arm. Avoid all moving parts!
Turn the unit on and set the
on/off/hold switch to the
“Hold” “=”
position . Physically inspect the
operator to ensure that it is against the internal open stop. Next, position the door at the full open
position and securely install the arm on the operator. The exact steps needed will vary depending
on the type of door installation (in-swing or out-swing). Refer to the operator instructions for further
details.
1.2 Adjustment Procedure
During the following sections, if any delays, options, or speeds (other than the closing speeds) need
adjustment, switch the
on/off/hold switch to the off position. An indicator on the display will begin
winking, and the display will switch to the menu of adjustable parameters. Use the UP or DOWN
buttons to find the parameter you wish to change. When you have located it, press and hold the
SET button. The display will change to the current value of that parameter. While continuing to hold
the SET button, use the UP or DOWN buttons to find the new value you wish to use. When y
ou’ve
found it, release the SET button. Switch the door back on and check the operation using the new
value(s). Refer to Section 1.7, Parameter List, for descriptions of the parameters and their factory
defaults.