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The motor starts in SLOWDOWN mode until it finds SWO then it stops and changes direction always in SLOWDOWN mode until it
finds SWC (the stroke is learned). After this the motor performs the first maneuver at regural speed from SWC to SWO (ramps, speeds,
slowdowns defined from the parameters TSMo/TSMc/FSTo/FSTc/SLDo/SLDc pre-set) and then it performs the second maneuver at
regular speed from SWO to SWC.
However, these values can be manually modified at a second time.
If it is modified manually a parameter which needs a new AUTOSET, the control unit will perform a complete cycle (OPEN + CLOSE) and
on the screen will appear the message “PRG”. At the end of this operation the actuator will go back to the previous setting.
It is not possible to do the AUTOSET with the logic HTR:ON
9) ERROR MESSAGES
Hereafter are listed some messages which are shown on the screen in case of fault or error in the setting:
err
AUTOSET ERROR
If the error shows up during the stroke learning phase, check the status of the inputs
PP/STOP/PED/PHOTO/PHOTC/DAS/OPEN/CLOSE and check also that the leaf runs
smoothly without friction points.
F00
F02
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F015
INVERTER ERROR
All the errors which are included between F00 and F015 concern the inverter and in-
volve the block of the control panel.
Take note of the error and contact the technical support.
10) DISPLAY LCD
The LCD display can be turned by 180°.
- Cut off mains power supply
- Press PGM
- While keeping PGM pressed, reset the mains power supply
- Keep PGM pressed (around 5 sec) until the software version appears, turned by 180°.
Normally proceed with programming.
11) DIAGNOSTICS
In the event of malfunctions, by pressing key + or - the status of all inputs (limit switches, control and safety) can be displayed. One
segment of the display is linked to each input. In the event of failure it switches on according to the following scheme.
PHOTO
SWC
STOP
SWO
PHOTC
DAS
PHO4
PHO3
P.P.
PED
OPEN
CLOSE
LD1 LED: Power Supply indicator
LD2 LED: + 5V indicator
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