Ribind AA40833, Manual

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FLASHING LIGHT AND COURTESY LIGHT - WARNING SIGNALS AND ALARMS
TROUBLE-SHOOTING
Carry out all the required connections as shown in the electrical diagram, position the doors in a neutral mid position, and then check that DL3 and DL4 are ON and working correctly.
Should the LED fail to turn on, leave the doors in a neutral mid position and then check and - if necessary - replace components.
DL3 Off Photocell failure (In the event that the photocells are not connected, create a jumper between terminals 3 and 4).
DL4 Off Safety strip failure (In the event that the safety strip is not connected, create a jumper between terminals 5 and 6).
During dead man’s switch operations, when DIP 8 is ON, check that DL7 (green) comes on during opening operations and that the DL6 LED lamp (red) comes on during closing operations. In the
event that actions are inverted, reverse V and W motor wires on J6 connector.
Check that DL7 (green) when the door opening operation stops and that DL6 (red) goes off when the door closing operation stops. If this does not happen, then invert the wires of LSO and LSC on J9.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Temperature range 0÷55°C
Humidity <95% without condensation
Mains voltage 230V~ ±10%
Frequency 50/60Hz
Power supply microinterruption
100ms
Transformer capacity 20 VA - 230Vac - 24Vac/11Vac
Max. load at flashing light output point 20W a 24Vdc with resistive load
Maximum board absorption (excluding auxiliary units) 45mA
Available auxiliary unit power supply 0,5 A +/-15% 24Vac
RADIO TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Reception frequency 433.92MHz
Impedance 52
Sensitivity >2.24μV
Excitation time
300ms
De-excitation time 300ms
Available code memory 64 for up-and-over door command;
64 for courtesy light.
Available radio connector current 200mA 24Vac
- All inputs should be employed as free contacts; power is generated internally on the board and made available in such a way so as to guarantee double or reinforced insulation for all live parts.
- All inputs are managed by a programmed integrated circuit that self-monitors operations at start-up.
FAULT SOLUTION
All LEDs are off after having connected the parts and supplied power.
Check voltage supply to terminals L to N.
Check F1 and F2 fuses for damage.
Replace any interrupted fuses with fuses of the same specifications: F1 = T 5 A F2 = T 0,1A
The door has an irregular, wave movement.
Correctly balance the oscillator so that its manual movement can be made using the same
identical force for opening and closing.
When reaching the complete open or close position, the garage door reverses the movement. Carry out the electrical limit switch adjustment.
The manual release operation is rather noisy. Carry out a fine adjustement of the electrical limit switches.
The door inverts the motor in the absence of events during the stroke. Increase motor force using the trimmer TORQUE.
The door opens but does not close after the set time.
Check that DL9 is on.
K command button is still inserted in automatic mode (
DIP 1 OFF ).
Replace the button or selector switch.
Safety strip self test failure => check the control panel-safety strip power supply connection.
Warning: If there is no power supply unit for safety strips, DIP 6 should be OFF.
The door does not open or close when the K, K COVER or RADIO command buttons are
activated.
Safety strip contact failure.
Photocell contact failure with
DIP 2 OFF .
Repair or replace the contact in question.
The pedestrian door microswitch is open. Replace, making sure that DL3 is on.
The motor starts but the door remains stationary; the motor stops after 40 seconds and the
courtesy light starts flashing.
Reconnect the manual release device and activate command function.
EVENT CAUSE
COURTESY LIGHT
WARNING SIGNAL
FLASHING LIGHT
WARNING SIGNAL
Out of order encoder alarm.
Failure, detached wire or manual release
activated.
Blinks always 2 s ON and 400 ms OFF. Blinks for 1 minute.
Safety encoder alarm. Double impact during an operating cycle. Blinks always 300 ms ON and 2 sec OFF. Blinks for 1 minute.
Safety strip alarm. Double impact during an operating cycle. Blinks always 300 ms ON and 2 sec OFF. Blinks for 1 minute.
Safety strip self test alarm. Failed self test at opening operation closure. Blinks always 300 ms ON and 2 sec OFF. Blinks always.
Alarm signalling limit switch not pressed down
and excess power load both in opening and
closing operations.
Opening or closing limit switches incorrectly
calibrated.
Blinks always 300 ms ON and 2 sec OFF. Off.
Activated photocell or safety strip alarm.
Photocell or safety strip activated by a
command function. Blinks for 20 seconds, 100 ms ON and 200
ms OFF
Off.
Radio code memory full. Memory full. 6 Blinks Off.