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2. OPERATION LOGIC
2.1. CONTROL COMMANDS
Control commands are sent by the connected devices to the corresponding terminals or by outer radio signals. Operation logic
of the automatic devices depends on advanced menu setting (see table 3.2).
By default:
START command — step-by-step door control logic (two door leaves): opening — stop — closing.
PEDESTRIAN command — step-by-step pedestrian passage control logic (one door leaf): opening — stop — closing.
STOP command — stop of door movement.
OUT(n) — universal output control, where n is an output number.
OPERATION LOGIC
2.2. DISPLAY INDICATION
The display consists of two eight-segment indicators. They indicate commutation of control board terminals and the state of the
door, which the board controls.
Table 2.1. Display state
Indicator
Segment
Description
0
0
Lights up when the door is opening
1
Not used
2
Not used
3
Lights up when the door is closing
4
Not used
5
Not used
6
Lights up when the door is stopped
7
Not used
1
0
Lights up when PH_OP contact is closed
1
Lights up when the door is open
2
Lights up when the door is closed
3
Lights up when PH_CL contact is closed
4
Lights up when PED contact is closed
5
Lights up when START contact is closed
6
Lights up when EMRG contact is closed
7
Lights up when radio signals are transmitted by remote controls
2.3 SLEEP MODE
The control board switches to a sleep mode to save energy. If there are no commands for two minutes, the program turns off the
display indication and power to photocells.
Pressing any control button on the board or giving control commands in sleep mode switches the control board to operation
mode and executes a control command.
NOTE.
Display indication and photocell power supply are turned off in sleep mode.
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