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4.4.2 Auto-programming a side garage door
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NOTICE
The door position at the end of auto-programming may be different from
the initial position.
1] Press the “ SET ” button (≈ 2 s) until the integrated lighting and the "SET"
indicator light flash quickly.
2] Actuate the motor using the “ + ” or “ - ” button to engage the transfer
shuttle on the trolley.
3] Check that pressing the “ - ” button causes the doorto close. If the door
opens, press the “ + ” and “ - ” buttons simultaneously to reverse the dir-
ection of operation.
4] Close by continuing to press the “ - ” button. Adjust the closed position
using the " + " or " - " button. Release before forcing the door.
5] Press the " SET " button to start auto-programming:
ð
The closing position has been memorised.
ð The door opens at reduced speed.
ð
The door closes at nominal speed, then reduced speed until it
reaches the memorised closed position (closing force limited to
400 N).
ð
The door opens at nominal speed then reduced speed until it
reaches the open position.
ð The door closes at nominal speed, then reduced speed until it
reaches the memorised closed position (closing force limited to
400 N).
è Programming is complete. The "SET" indicator light is lit con-
stantly.
5 OPERATING TEST
5.1 Total opening operation
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5.2 Photoelectric cells operation
Cells obscured when opening = the state of the cells is disregarded, and the
door continues to move.
Cells obscured when closing = stop + complete reopening.
If the cells are blocked for 3 minutes or more, the system switches to “wired
dead man” mode. In this mode, a command via a wired input causes the door
to move slowly.
The door moves for as long as the command is issued and stops immediately
when the command is discontinued. The system switches back to normal
mode as soon as the cells are no longer blocked.
CAUTION
“Wired deadman” mode requires the use of a safety contact (e.g. keyed re-
versing switch, ref. 1841036).
5.3 Gate contact operation
• Activation of the gate contact when closing = stop
• Activation of the gate contact when opening = stop
5.4 Specific modes
See the user booklet.
5.5 User training
Train all users in how to use this motorised door safely (standard use and
locking principle) and in the mandatory periodic checks.
6 CONNECTING PERIPHERALS
WARNING
The connection operations must be performed with the power off.
6.1 General wiring diagram
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Terminals Connection Comments
1
2 L
N 230 V power supply
3
4 Aux Area lighting
Dry contact Max. 230 V - 500 W
• either 5 fluocom-
pact or LED lights
• or 2 power supplies
for low-voltage
LEDs
• or 1 halogen light,
max. 500 W
5
6 Flash 24 V - 15 W orange
light output
7
8 -
+ 24 V accessories
power supply
9 Tx Power supply for
photoelectric cell
transmitter for auto-
test
10
11 Batt Battery Compatible with 9.6 V
battery
12 Start Complete opening
control input
NO dry contact
13 Common
14
15 Stop Gate contact NO dry contact
16 Not used
17 Common
18 Cell Cell safety input NO dry contact
19
20 Ant Antenna earth
Antenna core
6.2 Description of the various peripherals
6.2.1 Photoelectric cells
Operating without photoelectric cells (default factory
configuration)
• Bridge present between terminals 17 and 18.
• Default parameter P4 = 1.
Standard cells without auto-test
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1] Remove the bridge between terminals 17 and 18.
2] Wire the cells.
3] Program P4=1.
Standard cells with auto-test via power supply switching
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WARNING
The installation of this type of cell is mandatory in case of operation in re-
mote control mode with automatic closing (P0=2 or 3).
1] Remove the bridge between terminals 17 and 18.
2] Wire the cells.
3] Program P4=3.
2-wire bus cells
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1] Remove the bridge between terminals 17 and 18.
2] Wire the cells.
3] Program P4=2.
4] Perform a new auto-programming process (see Auto-programming the
door travel [ } p.19] ).