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3) AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATION
WARNING!!
Always contact the service technician before commissioning the door, to learn how the automation works.
Switch on the power supply by means of the system switch.
The automation electronic control unit beeps shortly to indicate that the automatic door is powered.
The first opening command starts a calibration cycle during which the door opening speed is very low until the end of the stroke, to find
the stop point; after the delay time has elapsed, the door closes back at normal speed.
3.1) NORMAL DOOR OPERATION
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When something enters the motion sensors (internal and/or external radar) monitoring area, the door opens and stays open until the
sensors detect the presence, then once the pause delay has elapsed the door closes back.
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When the manual door opening button is pressed, the door opens and stays open until the command remains active, then once the
pause delay has elapsed it closes back.
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If the electronic control unit has been set up with the function PUSH & GO, you can open the door even with a brief manual thrust.
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If the closing safety sensor detects a presence, the door immediately reopens, and stays open as long as the sensor remains engaged.
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If the opening safety sensor detects a presence, the door stops and remains still for the entire period during which the sensor remains
engaged; it will complete the opening cycle only after the sensor is disengaged.
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If, during the opening motion, the door collides against an obstacle, it stops and closes back.
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If, during the closing motion, the door collides against an obstacle, it stops and opens back.
3.2) DOOR OPERATION IN NIGHT LOCK MODE
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The door cannot be opened through the external and internal radars.
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The door can only be opened by pressing the OPEN button, or using the Spyco radio-control, if present.
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The safety functions (sensors and behaviour in case of obstruction) are active and work as described in par. 3.1. for normal operation.
3.3) DISABLED PEOPLE OPERATING MODE
This only applies if the electronic control unit has been programmed and set to the disabled people operating mode.
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The disabled person may open the door through a special button or motion sensor.
The door stays open for a delay time long enough to allow the disabled person to cross the door.
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All the safety functions are on.
