TOPP C260, Инструкции по установке и использованию, предупреждения

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C260
INSTALLATION -4
INSTALLATION AND USE INSTRUCTIONS
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MANUAL RELEASE OF THE ACTUATOR
BEFORE PERFORMING ANY TYPE OF TRIPPING ON THE ACTUATOR AND ON THE WINDOW, IT IS COMPULSORY TO
DISCONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY OF THE ACTUATOR AND TO PUT ON “0” THE EVENTUAL SWITCHES OF THE CON-
TROL DEVICES.
IT IS COMPULSORY TO PADLOCK THE MAIN SWITCH OF THE DISCONNECTION DEVICE INSTALLED ON THE MAINS IN
ORDER TO AVOID ANY UNEXPECTED START. IF THE MAIN SWITCH CANNOT BE PADLOCKED, IT IS COMPULSORY TO
PLACE A SIGN FORBIDDING THE ENABLING.
If it is necessary to operate the window manually, to close it, open it, in the absence of electricity or if the mechanism is blocked, follow
the installation instructions in reverse order:
• Release the actuator (terminals M1-M2) from the bracket.
• Release the end of the chain,
S2-S4: unscrew both screws (Ref. 1.2) with a 2.5mm hexagon wrench, move the bracket and remove the end of the chain from
the shorter pin side.
S3- Bottom hung – inward opening: with a 3 mm Allen key and 7 mm hex wrench unscrew the nut, remove the pin until the chain
end is released.
RESTORATION OF THE STROKE
The Smart Reset System is integrated into the software of the electronic control board of actuator. This system adjusts the closure of
the window in a highly effi cient fashion so as not to damage the window in any way. If you were to put an obstacle in the way while the
window is closing, the system would block the actuator(s) attached to the window to avoid damaging it. If this happens in the last 50mm
of the movement, which is below the allowable maximum overlap, you might fi nd that the window remains slightly open the next time it
is closed. You only need to briefl y open and close the window a few times (about 4times) to activate the system and restore the window
to its correct and proper closure.
Detailed description for restoration of the stroke:
Once the mechanical fi nal stroke has been adjusted and the installation is completed, the actuator does not need further adjustment.
If an obstacle is detected, more than 3 times consecutively in the same position, it will be recognized as a fi nal stroke (in opening or closing)
and therefore, at subsequent openings, the stroke will be automatically reduced to the obstacle even if this is removed.
The original fi nal stroke is restored automatically, as the actuator checks the limit switches every 4 cycles. If the obstacle has been remo-
ved, on the fi fth cycle, the machine will continue its run for a maximum of 50mm beyond the previous acquired position.
If the obstacle had limited the stroke by more than 50mm, you will have to wait for the next 4 cycles to repeat the limit switch check and
to continue the run for a further 50mm.
To restore the fi nal stroke manually it will be suffi cient (once the obstacle is removed) to position the machine near the original fi nal stroke
and activate the manual command in open-close for 4 cycles (it is not necessary to complete the whole cycle but it is suffi cient to give the
command for 1s in open and 1s in close). In this way, every 4 cycles the stroke will be increased by 50mm.