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3. MODE OF ACTIVATION OF THE OPENING PROCEDURE
IOM
(0 – 1) default = 0
If you have selected that an accessory commands the opening (
IAO
parameter) you can determine when this happens.
•
Value 0 = The opening procedure begins when entry is committed.
•
Value 1 = Once the commitment has been received in the selected entry, the opening procedure awaits the disengagement
of the same and then begins.
4. MODE OF ACTIVATION OF THE CLOSING PROCEDURE
ICM
(0 – 1) default = 0
If you have selected that an accessory commands the closing (
IAC
parameter) you can determine when this happens.
•
Value 0 = The closing procedure begins when entry is committed.
•
Value 1 = Once the commitment has been received in the selected entry, the closing procedure awaits the disengagement
of the same and then begins.
5-6-7-8-9. POLARITY OF THE DEVICE INPUT
PH1
,
PH2
,
S1
,
S2
,
PS3
(0 – 3) default = 0
With these parameters it is possible to determine individually the polarity of the input connected to the control unit. With
PS3
both
the photocell PH3 and the magnetic loop S3 are set simultaneously.
•
Value 0 = Selected input device contact NC (Normally Close).
•
Value 1 = Selected input device contact NO (Normally Open).
10-11. CONFIGURATION OF LED OUTPUT WHILE THE AUTOMATION WORKS
OLM
and
CLM
(0 – 4) default = 1
These parameters determine the operation of led strips during the opening (
OLM
) and the closing (
CLM
) movement.
•
Value 0 = Led output disabled.
•
Value 1 = FIXED ON LED lights during movement and LED OFF at the end of movement.
•
Value 2 = FIXED ON LED lights during movement and LED ON at the end of movement.
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Value 3 = FLASHING LED during movement and OFF at the end of movement.
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Value 4 = FLASHING LED during movement and ON at the end of movement.
12. CONFIGURATION OF LED FLASHING MODE
bLM
(0 – 4) default = 0
Selection of the type of flashing carried out by the Leds, on a cycle time of total 500ms.
•
Value 0 = normal impulse (250ms ON – 250ms OFF).
•
Value 1 = short impulse (125ms ON – 375ms OFF).
•
Value 2 = normal and soft impulse (250ms ON – 250ms ramp to OFF).
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Value 3 = short and soft impulse (125ms ON – 375ms ramp to OFF).
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Value 4 = flashing softly (250ms ramp to ON – 250ms ramp to OFF).
13. MODE OF ACTION OF THE CURRENT SENSOR
SnM
(0 – 3) default = 1
With this parameter you select when you want the current sensor to intervene.
•
Value 0 = No intervention to be carried out.
•
Value 1 = Complete intervention on mechanical stops and intervention on obstacle during all the amplitude of the movement.
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Value 2 = Intervention only on obstacle during the movement.
•
Value 3 = Intervention only on mechanical stops.
14. CURRENT SENSOR INTERVENTION TIME
SIt
(1 – 10 x 100ms) default = 2
Time beyond which the stationary motor sensing sensor (current sensor) intervenes in the presence of an obstacle.
15. CURRENT SENSOR OVERRIDE TIME AT CUE
Sdt
(0 – 30 x 100ms) default = 15
Time while the current sensor is disabled at motor start-up.
16. ACTION TO BE PERFORMED ON OBSTACLE DETECTION IN CLOSING
ibM
(0 – 1) default = 0
Behaviour of the control unit after detecting an obstacle in the closing phase.
•
Value 0 = Stops automation and commands a brief opening.
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Value 1 = Stops automation and commands a full opening.
17. ACCELERATION RAMP
UrA
(0 – 20 *100ms) default = 15
This parameter allows you to set the duration of the acceleration ramp during the start of the motor (time to get from 0 to
Spn
). The
higher the value, the longer the ramp. With
Ura
= 0, ramps are deactivated and the motor starts abruptly at full speed.
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