Dea ROCK, Инструкции по эксплуатации и предупреждения

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EN-7
6 COMMISSIONING
The commissioning phase is extremely important for ensuring maximum system safety, as well as legal and regulatory compliance,
namely with all the requirements of EN 12445, which establishes the test methods of the plants.
DEA System would like to emphasize that any system installation, cleaning or repair operations must only be carried out by quali fi ed
personnel, who must conduct all the tests necessary based on the risks present;
6.1 Inspecting the plant
Inspection is essential to check correct system installation. DEA System summarises the correct inspection of all automation in 4
simple steps:
• Make sure that described in paragraph 2 “SUMMARY OF WARNINGS” is strictly observed;
• Carry out the bollard raising and lowering tests tests, checking that the movement corresponds with that envisioned. To this regard,
we recommend you run several trials to identify any assembly or adjustment defects;
• Make sure all safety devices connected to the system operate correctly;
WARNING The use of spare parts not indicated by DEA System and/or incorrect assembly may cause hazardous situations to people,
animals and property; they may also cause product malfunctions; always use the parts indicated by DEA System and scrupulously
follow the assembly instructions.
6.2 Release and manual manoeuvre
In the case of plant anomalies or simple power failure, perform the manual emergency manoeuvre and lower the bollard (Fig. 10).
Know-how regarding operation of the release device is very important, since in times of emergencies slow action in operating this device
can cause hazardous situations.
WARNING The safety and ef fi cacy of moving the automation manually is only guaranteed by DEA System if the system has been pro-
perly installed using original accessories.
5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
Run the motor connections following the wiring diagrams.
WARNING For adequate electrical safety, keep low safety voltage wires (controls, electro-locks, antenna, auxiliary power) clearly separate
from 230V ~ power wires (minimum 4 mm in air or 1 mm via supplementary insulation) placing them in plastic raceways and securing
them with adequate clamps near terminal boards.
WARNING For connection to the mains, use a multipolar cable having a minimum section 3x1,5 mm² and complying with the current
regulations. For connecting the motors, use a minimum cross section 1,5 mm² cable and complying with the current regulations. As
an example, if the cable is out side (outdoor), must be at least equal to H05RN-F, whereas if it (in a raceway), must be at least equal to
H05VV-F.
WARNING All wires must be striped and unsheathed in the immediate vicinity of terminals. Keep wires slightly longer to subsequently
eliminate any excess.
WARNING Maintain the ground conductor at a major length respect the active conductors so that, if the cable exit from its fi xing housing,
the active conductors tighten up as fi rst.
WARNING In the ROCK versions without a cable, separate wiring must be provided for the motor supply (FG 16x1,5mmq) and the controls
(FG 10x0,5mmq).
After connection, it is advisable to seal the wiring box with contact sealant (e.g. Etelec Replaygel).
Program the control board to complete all adjustments. It is now possible to supply a complete installation in compliance with all stan-
dards required for gate automation. See the instructions provided with the control panel to be connected.
WARNING
If the system foresees the installation of 2 bollards, for the wiring of the completion accessories, it will be necessary to
integrate an input expansion card art. NET-EXP.
Finally, verify that all adjustments operations have been correctly performed and that safety devices and unlocking device properly
work.