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Tipología 3
AUTOMATIZACION DE 1 MOTOR SIN FINALES DE CARRERA ELECTRICOS *
Notas antes de la programación:
- Controlar que se haya colocado el dip-switch (n° 11 de la fig. 1) n° 11 en posición OFF.
- Controlar que el motor se haya conectado en M1 (bornes 1 - 2 y 3).
* El eventual módulo antiaplastamiento MAS200 debe introducirse únicamente después de haber
ejecutado el procedimiento de autoaprendizaje.
Programación:
1 - Cortar el suministro de corriente a la central.
2 - Desplazar la cancela hasta la mitad de la carrera.
3 - Presionar la tecla STOP/PROG. (n° 19 de la fig. 1).
4, 5 y 6 - Dar alimentación a la central, manteniendo presionada la tecla STOP/PROG. hasta que se encien-
da el led L1 (n° 3 de la fig. 1).
7 - Pulsar el botón P/P: el motor se pone en marcha en fase de cierre. (Si el motor gira al contrario, hay
que cortar el suministro de corriente, invertir las fases del motor y repetir el procedimiento).
8 y 9 - En cuanto haya llegado al tope, pulsar el botón P/P: el motor se para y, automáticamente, se pone
en marcha en fase de apertura.
10 - Pulsar el botón P/P cuando la hoja haya completado toda la apertura.
11 - Ahora se deja transcurrir el tiempo de pausa deseado antes de volver a cerrar.
12 - Transcurrido el tiempo de pausa deseado, pulsar el botón P/P: el motor se pone en marcha en fase
de cierre.
13 - Pulsar el botón P/P cuando la hoja haya completado el cierre.
14 - El led L1 se apaga, terminándose la programación.
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Prior to programming:
- if limit switches are used, adjust them before carrying out the self-learning procedure;
- if the board MAS200 is used, ensure that it is set correctly for the motor model being used and, during
programming only, adjust the thrust to maximum (part 17 of fig.1).
Programming:
1 - Cut off the power supply to the control unit.
2 - Position the gate halfway along its course of travel
3 - Press the STOP/PROG key (det. 19 of fig.1),
4, 5 and 6 - Power the control unit keeping the STOP/PROG key pressed until the LED L1 (det. 3 of fig. 1)
lights up.
7 - Press the button P/P; the motor M2 (gate without electric lock) starts to close the gate.
(if the motor turns in the reverse direction, cut off the power supply, invert the phases of the motor and
repeat the procedure).
8 and 9 -When the gate hits the stop (or limit switch), the motor M2 stops and the motor M1 (leaf with elec-
tric lock) automatically starts to close the gate.
10 and 11- When the gate hits the stop (or limit switch), the motor M1 stops for a moment and automatically
restarts opening of the gate.
12 - The required interval between opening of the two leaves must be selected during this movement. To
set the delay time, press the button P/P when the leaf connected to motor M1 has reached the point in
which the leaf connected to motor M2 should start moving.
13 - The motor M1 stops for a moment and then restarts opening of the gate.
14 - The motor M1 stops when the relevant leaf is fully open.
15 - The leaf connected to motor M2 now starts to open automatically.
16 - The motor M2 stops when the relevant leaf is fully open.
17 - Allow the desired pause time to elapse before closing.
18 - When the desired pause time has elapsed, press the button P/P; the motor M2 starts to close the gate.
19 - The required interval between closing of the two leaves must be selected during this movement. To set
the delay time, press the button P/P when the leaf connected to motor M2 has reached the point in
which the leaf connected to motor M1 should start moving.
20 - The motor M2 stops for a moment and then restarts closing of the gate.
21 - The motor M2 stops when the relevant leaf is fully closed.
22 - The other leaf connected to motor M1 now starts to close automatically.
23 and 24 - When the leaf connected to motor M1 is also fully closed, the LED L1 goes out indicating the
end of programming.
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