Wire Diagram - Beninca ESA BASIC Manual Del Usuario

ESA BASIC is a device which has been specially studied, designed and patented to allow for annual energy savings up to
250kW (indicative value for standard installation).
This equipment can be installed onto any new or already existing automatic systems, of any type whatsoever (sliding doors,
swing doors, garage doors, etc.), manufactured by our company or by other producers.
Esa Basic can be also used in systems which are not intended for the automation of doors or gates (e.g. irrigation sprinklers,
etc.). In any case, after installing ESA BASIC, the installer shall be responsible for the checking of the correct operation of
the system.
The manufacturer shall not be deemed responsible for any malfunctions.
Esa Basic must be connected between the mains power supply and the control unit.
The push-button controls (Step-by-step, STOP, OPEN, CLOSE, SERVICE MAN, PHOT, Etc.) must be disconnected from
the control unit and connected to the ESA BASIC board (see Fig. 2).
The radio receiver codes must be removed from the receiver of the control unit and stored in the incorporated radio re-
ceiver memory (433.92MHz, rolling-code/fixed code/transmitters BYOU series) of the ESA BASIC card (prior check that
the transmitter used are compatible).
The ESA BASIC card keeps the system in "SLEEP" mode for the time it is not used. Energy consumption is therefore
reduced.
Only when the command is sent to the installation, the ESA BASIC card reactivates the system and sends the appropriate
control signal to the control unit. After a presettable time, the system returns to the SLEEP mode.
The electric connections shown in Fig. 1 are described in the following table:
Terminals Function
Mains power
1-2
supply
3 COM
4-COM IN 1
5-COM IN 2
6-COM IN 3
7-COM IN 4
8-COM IN 5
9-COM IN 6
10-11 OUT 1
12-13 OUT 2
14-15 OUT 3
16-17 OUT 4
18-19 OUT 5
20-21 OUT 6
22-23 Antenna
24-25-26 SLEEP output
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ENERGY-SAVING DEVICE ESA BASIC
DESCRIPTION
OPERATION

WIRE DIAGRAM

Description
Input, mains power supply.
ESA BASIC accepts power supply voltages ranging from 85 to 260 VAC.
Common to all control inputs.
Input, contact of command 1. It is configurable for NO, NC or IST contact.
It is preset as NO input by default.
Input, command contact 2. Same characteristics as input 1.
Input, command contact 3. Same characteristics as input 1.
Input, command contact 4. Same characteristics as input 1.
Input, command contact 5. Same characteristics as input 1.
Input, command contact 6. Same characteristics as input 1.
Output, channel 1. It replicates the status of input 1 or, alternatively, it can be matched
to a radio transmitter.
Output, channel 2. It replicates the status of input 2 or, alternatively, it can be matched
to a radio transmitter.
Output, channel 3. It replicates the status of input 3 or, alternatively, it can be matched
to a radio transmitter.
Output, channel 4. It replicates the status of input 4 or, alternatively, it can be matched
to a radio transmitter.
Output, channel 5. It replicates the status of input 5.
Output, channel 6. It replicates the status of input 6.
Connection of the antenna to the incorporated radio-receiver module
22 SHIELD: Screen / 23 ANT: Control signal.
Output, power supply of the control unit: 250Vac/16A maximum. Through this contact,
the control unit is activated or deactivated by ESA BASIC.