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GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS

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This manual provides all instructions necessary for correct installation and maintenance of the automation. Topp srl is not liable for any damages to persons, animals and 

property caused by failure to comply with these instructions.

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Before installing and using the automation the installer and user must read and thoroughly understand all parts of this manual.

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This manual is an integral part of the automation and must be kept by the installer, with all the enclosures, for future reference.

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The warranty is invalidated if use is made in any way not complying with the instructions and rules described in this manual, and if original parts, accessories, replacements 

and control systems are not used.

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Topp srl reserves the right to improve and amend the manual and products described at any time and without notice.

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The information contained in this manual was written and checked with the maximum care; however, topp srl has no liability for any errors due to omissions or errors in 

printing or transcription.

GENERAL SAFETY RULES

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The operators must be informed about the risks of accidents, the safety devices for the operators and the general accident-prevention rules contemplated by the interna

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tional directives and laws in force in the country of use of the automation. The operators’ conduct must always scrupulously comply with the accident prevention rules in 

force in the country in which the automation is used.

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During handling and installation of the parts, the personnel shall be equipped with suitable personal protection equipment (PPE) so as to perform the works required under 

safe conditions. 

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To prevent injury and risks for the health of the workers, the maximum limits shall be applied for manual handling of loads, as provided in standard ISO 11228-1.

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Any unauthorized tampering or replacement of automation parts and any use of accessories or consumable materials different from the originals may cause a risk of ac

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cidents and relieves the manufacturer from any civil and criminal liability.

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For correct operation of the automation we recommend performing routine maintenance as indicated in paragraph 7 of this manual. Any operations of routine and special 

maintenance that require even partial disassembly of the automation must be carried out only after disconnecting power to the automation.

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Do not remove or alter the plates and labels applied by the manufacturer on the automation and its accessories.

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It is strictly prohibited to hinder movement of the door and work near the hinges or mechanical moving parts (such as articulated or sliding arms). 

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The manufacturer has no liability for any damage caused by improper or unreasonable use of the automation.

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When handling electronic parts always wear grounded antistatic conductive armbands as any electrostatic charges could damage the electronic parts on the boards. 

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The electromechanical parts and electronic circuits necessary for control of the movement are protected by the aluminum casing.

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His device may be used by children at least 8 or older, and by persons with reduced physical, sensorial or mental faculties, or lacking experience, only under direct supervi

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sion or after they have received adequate instructions relative to its safe use. 

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Children should not play with the device.

PROPER AND IMPROPER USE

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Automation M200 is designed and produced exclusively to operate (open and close) hinged doors and is intended for use in the residential, public and industrial sectors.

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It is strictly prohibited to use the automation for purposes other than those described, in order to guarantee the safety of the installer and user at all times and the effective 

function of the automation.

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Automation M200 in low energy operating mode can be installed in places where the door is used by disabled, elderly or fragile persons or persons with limited motor 

capacity, after performing the risk analysis and considering that the risk for this type of user is low.

INSTALLER

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Installation of the automation must be made exclusively by qualified technical personnel in possession of the professional requisites contemplated by the legislation in force 

in the country of installation.

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The installer must be able to install the automation and start it, and to operate in the presence of electrical power inside electric cabinets and shunt boxes. He must be quali

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fied to make all the necessary adjustments of an electrical and mechanical nature.

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The use of parts, settings or processes not described in this document may cause electrical risks and/or hazards deriving from mechanical elements.

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The installer shall check for conformity to the directives and regulations in force regarding the safe use of motor-operated doors.

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After installing the automation, the installer shall perform an analysis of the risks and verify that the hinged door installation does not present risks in the points of crushing 

or shearing and, if necessary, shall take adequate protective measures and apply the warning signs contemplated by the legislation in force to identify hazardous areas. 

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Every installation shall display the identification of the motorized system in a clearly visible place.

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The installer shall also provide the owner with all the information relative to automatic, manual and emergency operation of the automation, and shall deliver the instructions 

for use to contained in this manual to the user.

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He installer is the only person liable for erroneous installation and failure to comply with the instructions in this manual. The installer shall therefore respond on an exclusive 

basis to the user and/or third parties for all damages to persons and/or property caused by erroneous installation.

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Topp srl is not liable for the adequacy and strength of the doors to be motorized.

RISK ANALYSIS BY THE INSTALLER

IN ANY CASE, THE INSTALLER HAS SOLE LIABILITY FOR THE COMPLETE SAFETY OF THE HINGED DOOR AFTER ANALYZING THE RISKS, AS WELL AS THE 

RESIDUAL RISKS. ALL IN RESPECT OF THE LEGISLATION IN FORCE IN THE COUNTRY IN WHICH IT IS INSTALLED.

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The installer must evaluate and secure the system from risk of crushing, cutting, impact,  trapping on the moving angles of closure  and residual risks relative a door move

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ment..

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The installer must evaluate and secure the system from risk of crushing and cutting between the levers or between the levers, the gliding guide and residual risks  relative 

a leaf movement

USER

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The user must be able to use the automation under normal conditions and to perform simple operations of startup or reset of the automation after a possible forced inter-

ruption, through the use of the devices that serve for the purpose (program selector, digital switch, key switch, control buttons, etc.)

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The user must not open the casing or perform any other operations reserved for maintenance personnel or specialized experts. In case of breakdown or malfunction of the 

door, the user shall only disconnect the circuit breaker and abstain from any other action or attempted repairs. use of the automation must be assigned exclusively to users 

who comply with the instructions in this manual and in the manuals of the TOPP devices connected to it. 

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

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For assistance, contact the installer or retailer..

RATING PLATE AND “CE” MARKING

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The “CE” marking certifies the conformity of the machine to the essential health and safety requisites foreseen by the European product directives. It is formed of an ad

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hesive plate made from polyester, screen printed black, with the following dimensions: W=50mm - H=36mm. It should be applied by the installation technician in a clearly 

visible position on the outside of the automation unit.

STANDARDS, LAWS, CODES AND REGULATIONS

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The latest versions of the common and country specific standards, laws, codes and regulations have to be observed.

RIGHTS RESERVED

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All information (text, drawings, diagrams, etc.) presented here is reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced or disclosed in any way, with any means of reproduc

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tion (photocopies, microfilm or others) without the written authorization of the Manufacturer.

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All rights regarding this manual of “Instructions for installation and use” remain the property of the Manufacturer.

M200

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instructions for installation 

GENERAL INFORMATION and SAFETY

Summary of Contents for M200

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND USE M200 STANDARD INSTALLATION ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS COD 0P5711 VER 00 REV 07 20 ...

Page 2: ...ORMATION and SAFETY PAG 4 PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS PAG 5 ARTICULATED ARM INSTALLATION PAG 6 SLIDING ARM INSTALLATION PAG 8 SLIDING ELBOW ARM INSTALLATION PAG 10 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS PAG 12 FIRST STARTUP SELF LEARNING PAG 17 DOUBLE LEAF INSTALLATION PAG 18 ERRORS LIST PAG 20 21 ...

Page 3: ...d configuration with normal arm The feature of the automation facilitates the installation process The opening and closing movement of the door is regulated by the software of the electronic circuit board which manages the application of the forces and the continuity of movement in the different configurations The electronic board is a microprocessor type with keys directly on it for regu lation o...

Page 4: ...vely by qualified technical personnel in possession of the professional requisites contemplated by the legislation in force in the country of installation The installer must be able to install the automation and start it and to operate in the presence of electrical power inside electric cabinets and shunt boxes He must be quali fied to make all the necessary adjustments of an electrical and mechan...

Page 5: ...he wing is rigid and sturdy The hinges are adequate and in good conditions The door has a mechanical stop in opening not supplied see Figure Ref 1 3 cm further than the maximum desired opening position The door closes firmly and smoothly The power supply cables and the control cables for the sensors and or related accesso ries have been prepared If necessary in case of installation with rotation a...

Page 6: ...late to the lower edge of the frame and the axis of rotation of the door 1 1 2 3 4 lower end of the frame fixing plate lower end of the frame fixing plate The automation must be fixed on the side of the wall which is opposite to the hinges The distance A varies according to the type of the Axls extension used See the table The automation must be fixed on the side of the wall which is opposite to t...

Page 7: ... figure 2 If the application required insert the axle extension ARM ADJUSTMENT 1 Fix the arm bracket to the door with two appropriate screws in the holes previ ously drilled 2 Loosen the two screws for the arm length adjustment 3 Make sure the door is closed position the extendable lever of the arm at a 90 angle from the door adjust the arm length and tighten the two adjustment screws ARM FITTING ...

Page 8: ...ing with right hinge Pay attention to the orientation of the fixing plate to the door edge and the axis of rotation of the door 1 1 2 3 4 door edge fixing plate door edge fixing plate automation external dimensions automation external dimensions standard 3S1100 3S1101 3S1102 A mm 55 80 105 130 3S1020 B mm 0 30 standard 3S1100 3S1101 3S1102 A mm 55 80 105 130 3S1020 B mm 0 30 The automation must be...

Page 9: ...runner then fit the guide in the runner taking care to leave the two larger holes on the outside SLIDING GUIDE FITTING 1 Fix the sliding guide with two appropriate screws in the holes previously drilled 2 Fit the caps in the front holes 3 Fit the lateral caps of the guide ARM FITTING 1 Apply the supplied glue to the upper part on the outer conical surface of the pin making a circumference all arou...

Page 10: ...he orientation of the fixing plate to the door edge and the axis of rotation of the door 1 1 2 3 4 The automation must be fixed on the side of the hinges The distance A varies according to the type of the Axls exten sion used See the table door edge fixing plate door edge fixing plate automation external dimensions automation external dimensions C C 3S1030 3S1031 B mm 0 100 101 200 C mm 107 5 277 ...

Page 11: ...elbow arm 3 Grease the runner then fit the guide in the runner taking care to leave the two larger holes on the outside SLIDING GUIDE FITTING 1 Fix the sliding guide with two appropriate screws in the holes previously drilled 2 Fit the caps in the front holes 3 Fit the lateral caps of the guide ARM FITTING 1 Apply the supplied glue to the upper part on the outer conical surface of the pin making a...

Page 12: ...efore making electrical connections make sure there is no power on the mains The recommended power cables are as follows H05VV F 3X0 75 H05RN F 3X0 75 self extinguishing types for electrical connections For wiring of the analogue selector we recommend using a multipole 8 x 0 5 type LI YY The installer shall take care to secure the power cable stably inside the automation The cable will be inserted...

Page 13: ...00 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS PRE WIRED ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT 1 ON OFF Switch 2 Function selector 3 Led signal Near 4 Battery 5 Electronic board 6 Motor 7 Encoder 8 Transformer 9 Filter 10 Fuse 11 Power supply connection ...

Page 14: ...RE PRESENT CONNECTION OF IS6 TOPP SAFETY SENSOR HOTRON SSS 5 CONNECTION OF OPTEX SAFETY SENSORS OPTEX AO EDGE T OPENING SAFETY SENSOR CLOSING SAFETY SENSOR Modify these values if you want to reduce or enlarge the de tection area see sensor manual Configure as in figure OPENING SAFETY SENSOR CLOSING SAFETY SENSOR ...

Page 15: ...UPPLEMENTARY SAFETY SENSOR HOTRON SSS 5 CONNECTION OF OPTEX SUPPLEMENTARY SAFETY SENSORS OPTEX AO EDGE T SUPPLEMENTARY OPENING SAFETY SENSOR SUPPLEMENTARY CLOSING SAFETY SENSOR Modify these values if you want to reduce or enlarge the detection area see sensor manual Configure as in figure SUPPLEMENTARY OPENING SAFETY SENSOR SUPPLEMENTARY CLOSING SAFETY SENSOR ...

Page 16: ...M ATTIVAZIONE N O COM RADAR INTERNO ATTIVAZIONE 24 23 18 20 20 22 23 24 RADAR ESTERNO ATTIVAZIONE Parametro D 0 oppure D 2 D 4 Elettroserratura ACTIVATION SENSORS CONNECTION IF THEY ARE PRESENT CONNECTION OF ELECTRIC LOCK If the electric lock is present configure the parameters 127 132 133 See page 21 for programming iINTERNAL ACTIVATION SENSOR EXTERNAL ACTIVATION SENSOR ELECTRIC LOCK ...

Page 17: ...successfully the detected sensors are shown on the display as in the example in the side to allow the installer to verify the correct acquisition of the sensors If an error occurs check the error map on page 20 In Full Energy it is essential that at least the two main safety sensors are installed the lack of even one of the sensors causes an error The safety sensors are monitored and therefore mus...

Page 18: ...s are installed cor rectly and the door leaves are in CLOSE position Set parameter as 1 on MASTER and 2 on SLAVE Set independently for each wing the pa rameters 101 102 103 104 105 related to weight width wall depth sensors logic for activation and safety as shown in page 21 Following the instructions on page 17 per form the learning process of the MASTER door leaf first and the SLAVE door leaf la...

Page 19: ...ry 24 months replace the emergency battery system remember to disconnect the power The duration of the battery back is affected by the environmental and functional conditions of the automation ACCESSORIES AND PARTS ON REQUEST Always use original spare parts and accessories Non original parts could endanger safe and efficient operation of the automation Original spare parts and accessories must be ...

Page 20: ...M200 20 instructions for installation LIST OF ERROR MESSAGES AND NOTICES ...

Page 21: ...y can be enter based on the door dimensions parameter setting MANDATORY PARAMETER 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 25 KG 50 KG 75 KG 100 KG 125 KG 150 KG 175 KG 200 KG 225 KG 250 KG 102 DOOR DIMENSIONS Only weights that the automation can manages safely can be enter based on the door weight parameter setting MANDATORY PARAMETER 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 500 mm 600 mm 700 mm 800 mm 900 mm 1000 mm 1150 mm 1300 mm 1450...

Page 22: ...inside to outside Enabled from outside to inside 107 FIRE ALLARM INPUT LOGIC A command on this input causes the door to open even when it is closing When this command is disabled the automation returns to the previous state 0 1 NO NC 108 INPUT OPEN A command on this input causes opening of the door even when it is closing 0 1 NO NC 109 HARD RESET Resets to the native state Serves to return the mac...

Page 23: ...eting an opening and closing cycle at low speed with safety sensors disabled a failure to comlete this sycle lights up an error it performs a NEAR at low speed till an opening and closing cycle is successfully completed with safety sensors enabled 118 FINAL TRACTION Serves to regulate the closing force and guarantee the closing of the door Adjustable from 0 to 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Increasing the ...

Page 24: ...ON Regulates the force applied to the obstacle in full energy before stopping 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 is the minimum force and 9 is the greatest 125 ANTIWIND FORCE WITH CLOSED DOOR Force applied on closed door edge to prevent open ingn case of wind 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Disabled Increasing the value increases the force 126 WIND RESISTANCE FORCE WITH OPEN DOOR Force applied on open door edge that preve...

Page 25: ...dicates who electronic lock is controlled Values from 5 to 8 s erve for locks that can work with 24V power panel with duty cycle at 50 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 No lock Lock if powered Lock if not powered Impulsive s electing the parameter with a value different of 0 Bistable One impulse opens and another closes Lock of powered at duty 50 Lock if not powered at duty 50 Impulsive at duty 50 Bistable One im...

Page 26: ...lation ARM REMOVAL Arm removal Extractor cap 1 Isert the extractor cap by screwing it clockwise If not already entered 2 Turn the fastening screw anticlockwise so that it pushes on the extractor cap and removes the arm from its seat ...

Page 27: ... pressing the ex ternal button E the door opens When the door is closed pressing the internal button I the door locks signaling that the restroom is occupied Connect a 24Vdc electric lock on the lock connection input 8 The outside button of the restroom E should be connected to the external radar input 22 The internal button of the restroom I should be connected to internal radar input 18 On the o...

Page 28: ...M200 28 instructions for installation EC DECLARATION OF INCORPORATION ...

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Page 32: ...o soggetta a direzione e coordinamento di 2 Plus 3 Holding S p a via Galvani 59 36066 Sandrigo VI tel 39 0444 656700 fax 39 0444 656701 www topp it info topp it MANUALE DI INSTALLAZIONE AUTOMAZIONE Max capacity 250 Kg M200 ...

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