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Albany RR1000 Owner’s Manual
6410T0030_EN01 2014-08-01 Page 6
Operation and Safety Systems
Albany RR1000 doors contain one open button, close button, and stop button in-
tegral to the control system which can be used to operate the door. This is the
minimum activation devices; however, many types and quantities of accessory
activation items may be added such as auxiliary push button or palm button sta-
tions, pull cords, motion sensors, presence sensors, photo eyes, inductive loop
detectors, laser scanning sensors, building control and security systems, or other
various switches and sensors. Incorporation and operation sequences for these
various types of sensors may be found in the control system manual provided
with the door.
Without respect to how the door is activated, once commanded to open, the drive
unit will turn to draw up and wrap the flexible curtain around the top roll drum
until it reaches the set open position. When the door closes, the curtain is rolled
off the top roll and descends under the weight of the bottom profile and the cur-
tain itself.
All Albany RR1000 doors are fitted with compliant protection of the main bottom
edge. The electric safety edge is tested prior to initiating downward movement
and monitored permanently while the door closes. The door will not initiate down-
ward movement if a fault is detected. If a fault is detected during downward
movement, the drive unit reverses and opens the door immediately.
All doors are also fitted with an integrated safety photocell or an integrated light
curtain in the side frames. The stationary safety photocell or light curtain moni-
tors the closure area of the door. If the light beam is broken, the door is prevent-
ed from closing. If the door is closing and the light beam is broken, the door im-
mediately returns to the open position.
Self-Repairing Breakaway
Albany RR1000 doors are designed to allow the curtain to break away from the
side frames upon impact without damage to the door. Sensors integral to the
curtain wind lock detect such an event and are transmitted wirelessly to the con-
trol system. The control system immediately stops all movement of the door and
requires a user to press the “open” button to initiate the automatic repair se-
quence. The door then opens to the upper repair limit position resetting itself