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EN
Foreword
This manual provides all the specific information you need to fa -
miliarize yourself with and correctly operate your unit.
Read it very carefully when you purchase the instrument and
consult it whenever you have doubts regarding use and before
performing any maintenance operations.
Nologo has the right to modify the product without previous no -
tice.
Safety precautions
Using the unit improperly and performing repairs or modifications
personally will void the warranty.
Nologo declines any responsibility for damages due to inappro -
priate use of the product and due to any use other than the use
the product was designed for. Nologo declines any responsibility
for consequential damages except civil liability for the products.
The installation must be confirmed to the following european
laws: EN 60204-1, EN 12445, EN 12453
It is compulsory to complie the norme sto the automatic doors
and gates: EN 12453, EN 12445, EN 12978 and eventually na -
tional laws.
The adjustment of the obstacle detection of the door has to be
measured with a device according tot the maximum value pof the
law EN 12453 .
Environmental protection
measures
Information regarding the environment for custom -
ers within the European Union. European Directive
EC 2002/96 requires that units bearing this symbol
on the unit and/or on the packaging be disposed of
separately from undifferentiated urban wastes.
The symbol indicates that the product must not be disposed of
with the normal household wastes. The owner is responsible
for disposing of this product and other electrical and electronic
equipment through specific waste collection facilities indicated
by the government or local public agencies. Correct disposal
and recycling help prevent any potentially negative impact on
the environment and human health. To receive more detailed
information regarding disposal of your unit, we recommend that
you contact the competent public agencies, the waste collec -
tion service or the shop where you purchased the product.
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Installation
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1.1
Preliminary checks
1.2
Type of electrical wires
1.3
Type of installation
1.4
Notes of connections
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1.5
Diagram of the control unit and electrical connections
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Electrical connections
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2.1
Connection of the VOLTAGE LINE
2.2
Connection of the MOTOR
2.3
Connection of the SIGNAL LIGHT
2.4
Connection of a MECHANICAL BRAKE
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2.5
Connection of the LIMIT SWITCHES
2.6
Connection of the PHOTO-BEAMS
2.7
Connection of the PHOTO-BEAMS with TEST
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2.8
Use of terminal board FTS
2.9
Connection of the
ANTENNA
2.10
Connection of the STOP/ALT control devices
2.11
Connection of TURNING ON
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2.12
Connection of the TIMER
2.13
Connection of the LIGHT
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Operating and regulation modes
3.1
Logic Function
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3.2
MAN PRESENT
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Installation of the WIRELESS module and manage-
ment of REMOTE CONTROL
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4.1
Installation of the WIRELESS MODULE
4.2
DELETING the codes memory
4.3
Remote control LEARNING
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Turning on and programming the unit
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5.1
Learning “START” OPENING COMMAND Times
5.2
Times learning with the “PEDESTRIAN” COMMAND
5.3
Activate the LAMP in the PAUSE TIME
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5.4
Increasing the PAUSE time
5.5
PASSAGE function
5.6
Adjustment of the OBSTACLE DETENCTION
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Problems solution
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Index
Piccol Small dictionary
FCA o FCO limit switch open
FCC limit swith close
START
START control
PEDONALE In sliding units: controls partial opening
Vac alternate current
Vdc direct current
NC normally closed
NA o NO normally open
For safety reasons,
protect your face during
the connection