Menu 3 basic settings and initial operation
Setting the door end positions (menu items 30 and 31)
Please note that the upper and lower end position must be set
directly in succession. The end positions are approached in dead
man mode.
1.
Select menu 3 "Basic settings" in the control and go to
menu item 30 "Door setting of upper end position", so that
the number 30 blinks on the display.
2.
In order to define the upper end position, keep the but-
ton
pressed until the door is completely open.
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If the door moves in the wrong direction, a reversal of
the direction must be implemented. Keep the button
pressed for 5 seconds and then repeat step 2.
3.
When the upper end position has been set, the lower end
position must be adjusted. Exit menu item 30 by pressing
the button
once. The numeric point on the LED display
blinks 5 times and in this way confirms the entry.
4.
Switch to menu item 31 "Door setting of lower end posi-
tion".
5.
In order to define the lower end position, keep the button
pressed until the door is completely closed.
6.
Confirm the entry to complete the setting process.
The door must be spring balanced.
NOTICE
Depending on the driven the door must be spring
balanced.
Crush hazard and risk of being struck by the
WARNING
closing door
Ensure that no closing edge or photoelectric
sensor monitoring is active whilst the end posi-
tions are set.
Setting the 1/2 door opening (menu item 32)
To set the position for a 1/2 door opening, proceed as follows:
1.
Select menu 3 "Basic settings" in the control and go to
menu item 32 "Door setting 1/2 opening".
2.
Press the
button and keep it pressed until the door has
reached the desired position.
3.
Confirm the entry to complete the setting process.
Fine adjustment of the door end position at the top (menu
item 33) and at the bottom (menu item 34)
1.
Select menu 3 "Basic settings" in the control and go to
menu item 33 "Fine correction upper end position".
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The preset value 50 blinks on the LED display.
2.
Values 0 to 99 are provided to you for carrying out a fine
correction. Values of 50 (default setting) to 0 correspond to
0 mm to approx. -80 mm. Values from 50 to 99 correspond
to 0 mm to approx. +80 mm.
3.
Confirm the entry and switch to menu item 34 "Fine correc-
tion lower end position".
4.
Values 0 to 99 are provided to you for carrying out a fine
correction. Values of 50 (default setting) to 0 correspond to
0 mm to approx. -80 mm. Values from 50 to 99 correspond
to 0 mm to approx. +80 mm.
Selection of closing edge J3 / selection of photoelectric
sensor J4 (menu items 35 and 36)
1.
Select menu 3 "Basic settings" in the control and go to
menu item 35 "Closing edge selection".
2.
Select a value corresponding to the desired setting.
3.
Confirm the entry and switch to menu item 36 "Photoelec-
tric sensor selection".
4.
Select a value corresponding to the desired setting.
5.
Confirm the entry to complete the setting process.
Switch-off position of pre-limit switch (menu item 37)
1.
Select menu 3 "Basic settings" in the control and go to
menu item 37 "Correction of pre-limit switch closing edge
safety".
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The preset value 25 blinks on the LED display.
2.
Set the switch-off position so that a maximum distance of
50 mm to the ground contact is generated. Values between
0 and 99 are provided to you for this purpose. Values of 25
(default setting) to 0 correspond to 0 mm to approx.
-50 mm. Values from 25 to 99 correspond to 0 mm to ap-
prox. +100 mm.
3.
Confirm the entry to complete the setting process.
Compliance with standard EN 12453
NOTICE
Check the switch-off position of the door after
every setting you have carried out. The switch-off
setting must correspond to a maximum distance
from the ground of 50 mm, otherwise compliance
with the standard EN 12453 is not ensured. This
might result in the loss of certification.
Menu 4 Further door settings
Duty cycle (menu item 49)
The duty cycle set prevents the drive motor from being over-
heated and avoids damage.
Motor 5.24 with a plastic gearbox
NOTICE
When motor 5.24 with a plastic gearbox is used,
the duty cycle must be set to the value 1 (3~) or
2 (WS, 1~).
Menu 5 Various settings
Smoke and heat extraction function (menu item 55)
Select the corresponding door position in menu item 55. Connect
the fire alarm system to J7 and select the value 10/11 in menu
item 50.
Menu 6 Radio settings
Programming the hand-held radio transmitter
Please observe that every hand-held transmitter must be pro-
grammed individually.
You are provided with the possibility of programming 30 radio
codes.
The following encryption types can be programmed: KeeLoq,
12 Bit Multibit. The first code programmed determines the encryp-
tion type.
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