Beninca CP.J3 Manual Del Usuario página 12

Cancelling all transmitters from the memory
- Keep the PGM key pressed for 15 sec, the DL1 LED and the courtesy light start flashing rapidly and
switch off at completion of cancellation.
- Release the PGM key and the memory is now erased.
N.B.:
For safety reasons, transmitters cannot be memorised during the open/close cycles of the motor.
When entering the memorise transmitter procedure, if the Power LED gives a prolonged blink and then
goes out, this signals that the receiver memory is full and no other transmitters can be memorised or that
the transmitter is not compatible.
After carrying out the electric connections of the control unit and the safety, control and indication devices,
the door opening and closing positions must be memorized.
First of all place the opening and closing mechanical stoppers in the correct position:
- manually release the door and completely close it. Place the closing mechanical stopper in the closed
position on the driving carrier and fix it.
- completely open the door. Place the opening mechanical stopper in the open position on the driving
carrier and fix it.
For further information, please refer to the Manual for use supplied with the operator.
Now the opening and closing positions can be stored in memory:
- with door stopped, press keys PGM+CL for about 5 seconds until the LED DL1 switches on
- the control unit is now ready to store the closing position in memory
- press and keep the CL key pressed until the carrier reaches the CLOSING mechanical stopper. Release
the CL key and press the PGM key for 1 second. The LED switches on and off and the position is therefore
stored in the control unit memory.
- press and keep the PP key pressed until the carrier reaches the OPENING mechanical stopper. Release
the PP key and press the PGM key for 1 second. The LED switches off and the position is therefore stored
in the control unit memory.
Once the closing mechanical stopper is reached, a brief opening reversion command is given to avert that
the belt remains tensioned.
This reversion movement can be adjusted (or excluded), if required, as follows:
- Press the PGM key once for 1 sec, the courtesy light and the DL1 LED starts flashing with 1sec intervals.
- Press the PGM key again and keep it pressed until the courtesy light and the DL1 LED switch on.
- Release the PGM key and the DL1 LED starts flashing (from 1 to 4 flashes), followed by an interval.
- The number of flashes can be modified by pressing the P.P. key, select the value amongst the following:
1 FLASH with interval:
2 FLASHES with interval:
3 FLASHES with interval:
4 FLASHES with interval:
- Confirm the selection by pressing the PGM key, or wait for 10 seconds.
Carry out some trial operations to check the correct operation of the system.
In normal operating mode, the status of the control unit is displayed as follows:
- LED DL1 off: motor moving or motor stopped without alarm
- 3 flashes of LED DL1 with 1 sec interflash interval: photocell input engaged for more than 5 sec
- 4 flashes of LED DL1 and the courtesy light*, with 1 sec. interval: the amperometric sensor triggers.
- 5 flashes of DL1 LED, and the courtesy light*, with 1 sec. interval: the encoder does not work correctly.
- 7 flashes of LED DL1 and the courtesy light*, with 1 sec. interval: P.P. input is engaged for more than 5
sec.
* The courtesy light indicates its malfunction for around 30 sec. Then, it will switch off.
The LED DL1 continues to indicate the alarm condition until the fault is solved.
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Storage in memory of the opening and closing positions
Tensioning of the belt
disabled reversion
minimum reversion
medium reversion (default presetting)
maximum reversion
Self-diagnosis of the control unit