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Adjusting pre-warning time
With switched on pre-warning time
first only the drive lamp is lighting with
each control-device impulse, only four
seconds later the motor run is started
(manufacturers setting: 0 seconds).
[53]
Adjusting pre-warning time by
switch 3:
ON-position: 4 s
OFF-position: 0 s.
Adjusting partial opening
The partial opening is the stretch of run,
after which the door stops after starting
from closed position in a partially open
position.
The partial opening does not work
in connection with automatic closure.
In order to carry out a partial opening of
the door, either a control element (e.g.
wall-fitted button) has to be connected to
the external terminal „Partial opening“
(2) or the second channel of the hand-
held transmitter has to be learned. In or-
der to do that, press „Program“ button
(2), then the „Impulse“ button (3) – LED
2 of the LED row display flashes: Acti-
vate a non-used button of the transmitter
(2,3, or 4) – the LED row display lights
(depending on reception level up to 7
LED’s). Now the hand-held transmitter is
learned correctly.
[54]
Adjusting partial opening time by
switch 4:
Open door starting from closed po-
sition and with OFF-position of
switch 4 by impulse (hand-held
transmitter/control element).
Stop the door drive with reaching
of desired partial opening level and
set switch into ON-position.
In order to change an adjusted
partial opening time, run door into closed
position and set switch 4 into OFF-posi-
tion. Readjust the partial opening time as
aforesaid.
Setting automatic closure
The automatic closure is a control func-
tion, which runs the door automatically
from opened position back into closed
position. The closing time is freely ad-
justable by switch 5 (from 2 s to maximal
8 minutes). The automatic closure is
switched off in the default setting; switch
5 is in OFF-position.
The operation with automatic
closure is permitted only if additional
safety equipment (light barrier/optical
sensor/safety strip) is installed [58-]
.
If needed, the following additional set-
tings can be performed by means of the
rotary potentiometers (F1, F2) and of the
DIP-switch (P):
[50]
Obstruction safeguard (F1, F2)
Pre-warning time (P, switch 3)
Partial opening time (P, switch 4)
Automatic closure (P, switch 5)
Lighting time (P, switch 6)
Soft run in closing direction (P,
switch 7 and 8)
Function of input safety strip/light
barrier/optical sensor (P, switch 1
and 2).
Adjusting obstruction safeguard
The force for opening and closing the
door can be adjusted by means of the
rotary potentiometers „Force down“ (F1)
and „Force up“ (F2). In the manufactur-
ers setting the force is set to minimal val-
ue and has normally not to be changed.
With this setting a normal, smoothly
moving door should run accurately; un-
less there is an obstacle it should not
stop or change its running direction.
Before a setting is changed, the door
has to be checked for smooth run and
function and to be better adjusted.
If required, the obstruction safeguard
can subsequently be adjusted higher, as
follows:
[51]
Check with screwdriver in anti-
clockwise direction, if both rotary
potentiometers (F1 and F2) are in
minimal end position.
[52]
Increase the adjustment values
with rotary potentiometers F1 and
F2, until the door runs accurately
into both end positions. The maxi-
mal permissible values have to be
measured according to standards
EN 12 453 and EN 12 445 by
means of a suitable measuring de-
vice and must not be exceeded.
If the manufacturers basic set-
ting of rotary potentiometers F1 and
F2 is changed, occurring forces of the
doors closing edge have to be meas-
ured, see working step [52]. If the per-
missible values of the norm are ex-
ceeded, additional safety equipment
(e.g. light barrier, optical sensor, safe-
ty strip) has to be installed and used.
[55]
Setting automatic closure by switch
5:
Run door in opened position and
wait as long as the door should re-
main open. After reaching the de-
sired open time, put switch 5 into
ON-position, the drive lamp starts
flashing. After 4 seconds the door
runs into closed position. The set
time remains saved.
In order to change a set open time,
switch 5 has to be put into OFF-position
first, and then, as described before, set
back to ON-position. This is also re-
quired after a reset switching. The auto-
matic closure does not react in connec-
tion with a partial opening.
Set lighting time
The lighting time is the length of time
during that the drive light is illuminated
after the motor has been running. The
lighting time is freely adjustable by
switch 6 (from 2 s to maximal 8 minutes).
The lighting time is 2 minutes in default
setting; switch 6 is in OFF-position.
[56]
Set lighting time by switch 6: Start
motor run and move door into an
end position („DOWN“ or „UP“). Af-
ter reaching the desired lighting
time, put switch 6 in ON-position
and the set time remains saved.
In order to change a set lighting
time, switch 6 has to be in OFF-position
first, and then, as described before, has
to be put back into ON-position. This is
also required after a reset switching.
Set the soft run
The soft run is a control function, by
means of which the door is run into
closed position with reduced motor RPM.
The duration of soft run is adjustable by
switches 7 and 8. The default setting is 3
seconds; both switches are in OFF-posi-
tion.
[57]
Set Soft run duration by switch 7
and 8:
Switch 7
Switch 8
Time
OFF
OFF
Ca. 3 s
OFF
ON
Ca. 6 s
ON
OFF
Ca. 1.5 s
ON
ON
0 s
After setting the soft run duration
reset the control, see
[76]
. Carry
out basic setting (learning runs)
subsequently; see
[38]
.
