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Setting parameters
6.7.4 LO parameter speed
The parameter speed describes the speed with which the locking drive locks or unlocks. The LO parameter speed
can be set within the range MIN – MAX.
The setting for this data has no influence on the unlocking speed in case of an alarm. This always occurs at
maximum speed.
6.8 Parameter F 1200+
6.8.1 Currents
Load cut-offs are defined using the “Currents” parameter. The maximum current limit in [mA] is set.
Parameters can be set for various load cut-offs for the opening direction, closing direction, calibration movement
and locking (spindle position -18mm to -13mm.
6.8.2 Times
In the “Times” parameter the time the control panel is active after user interaction is set.
The setting range is between 5 and 120 seconds. After this time has elapsed, the control panel is automatically
deactivated.
6.8.3 Special functions
The special functions include brightness of the LEDs, activation of the proximity sensor, modes of operation of
the control panel and activation of the turn function.
The brightness of the LEDs can be set using a percentage value from 0 to 100 percent.
Activation of the proximity sensor can be switched off or on here. The modes of operation of the control panel
can be set in switching operation, latching and in a combination of both.
The proximity sensor and turn function can be switched off and on here.
6.9 Parameter IQ box Safety
6.9.1 Sensor Type
Individual parameter setting for the sensor type connected for each of the four available channels is via the
“Sensor type” parameter.
6.9.2 Sensor direction
The “Sensor direction” parameter can be used to set individual parameters for each of the four available channels
concerning the direction of drive movement to be monitored.
The OPEN direction may not be protected in smoke and heat extraction mode.
If windows have to close in the event of a smoke and heat extraction system alarm (smoke and heat extraction
system CLOSE), the CLOSE direction may not be protected..
6.9.3 Sensor trigger
The “Sensor trigger” parameter describes the behaviour of the drive after a connected sensor has been trigge-
red. Parameters are set for the behaviour depending on the sensor type. If different sensors trigger one after the
other, the reaction will be the configured behaviour of the first sensor triggered.
6.9.4 Sensor release
The “Sensor release” parameter describes the behaviour of the drive after the last active sensor has been re-
leased. Parameters are set for the behaviour depending on the sensor type.
6.9.5 Sensor Test Logic
The parameter “Sensor test logic” is used to set parameters for the logic level of the non-contact sensors connected.
