Description Of Inputs / Outputs - Dea NET724 EVO Instrucciones De Uso Y Advertencias

NET724 EVO

6 DESCRIPTION OF INPUTS / OUTPUTS

The tables shown below describe the operation of all possible selections for both the inputs and outputs present on the
board.
Message
NONE
START
PED
OPEN
CLOSE
OPEN_PM
CLOSE_PM
OPEN_INT
OPEN_EXT
OPEN_STOP
AUX_1_IN
AUX_2_IN
COURTESY_IN
STOP / SAS_INPUT
SWO_1
SWC_1
PHOTO_1
PHOTO_2
SAFETY_1
SAFETY_1_8k2
SAFETY_2
SAFETY_2_8k2
SAFETY_INHIBITION
EMERGENCY_IN
RESET
MANEUVER_INHIBITION
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INPUTS (IN / EXP_IN)
Not used
N.O. input. Start. Triggers an opening or closing manoeuvre. It can function in "reversal" mode (EX.06=0),
"step-by-step" mode only with START (EX.06=1) or "step-by-step" mode with START, OPEN and CLOSE
(EX.06=2).
N.O. input. Pedestrian. Triggers the partial opening of the gate. The pedestrian opening distance can be
adjusted through Mo.12.
N.O. input. Open. Triggers the opening of the gate.
N.O. input. Close. Triggers the closing of the gate.
N.O. input. Hold-to-run open. The gate opens for the time that the button is kept pressed.
N.O. input. Hold-to-run close. The gate closes for the time that the button is kept pressed.
Internal OPEN command, causes the internal traffi c light to switch when the gate reaches its open
position. If an OPEN_EXT command is also received before the gate starts to close it will process this
before the automatic close time begins.
External OPEN command, causes the external traffi c light to switch when the gate reaches its open
position. If an OPEN_INT command is also received before the gate starts to close it will process this
before the automatic close time begins.
N.O. input. Opens the gate and stops it (the TCA is disabled). At the end of the opening manoeuvre, the
board enters the STOP mode until the next START or CLOSE command is given.
Input for commanding the AUX_1_OUT output.
Input for commanding the AUX_2_OUT output.
N.O. input for commanding the COURTESY output. Triggers the output for the duration of the COURTESY
Time (tl.17). If the output is already active, a new COURTESY_IN command reloads the courtesy time.
N.C. contact. (SAS_INPUT): If connected to WARN_FIX / SAS_OUTPUT on a second control unit, it triggers the
"bank door" mode (disabling of the opening of the second door until the fi rst has re-closed completely).
N.C. stop input. It stops the movement during any manoeuvre. If not used, bridge the input.
N.C. input. 1 motor opening limit switch. If not used, disable the input with the relative parameter.
N.C. input. 1 motor closing limit switch. If not used, disable the input with the relative parameter.
N.C. input. Photocell 1. To select the operating mode, see SA.01. If not used, bridge the input.
N.C. input. Photocell 2. To select the operating mode, see SA.02. If not used, bridge the input.
N.C. input. Safety edge 1. To select the operating mode, see SA.03. If not used, bridge the input.
Analogue input for safety edge 1 with 8k2 (SA.03).
N.C. input. Safety edge 2. To select the operating mode, see SA.04. If not used, bridge the input.
Analogue input for safety edge 2 with 8k2 (SA.04).
N.C. input. SAFETY inhibition. When open, it triggers the bypassing of the SAFETY inputs which are ignored
even if active.
N.C. contact. If open, it causes total opening and maintenance in the open position until the contact is
closed again.
The emergency opening can be temporarily interrupted by:
- closing, START, STOP or photocell commands: movement stop;
- obstacle detection intervention: reversal of motion (partial or complete).
After these interruptions, the emergency opening resumes anyway as long as the EMERGENCY_IN
command remains active.
After the reclosing of an EMERGENCY_IN type contact, any automatic reclosing (if enabled) is performed
or ignored according to the TCA parameter with EMERGENCY_IN (SA.09).
DO NOT USE EMERGENCY_IN IF THE INSTALLATION PROVIDES THE USE OF ONLY DEAD-MAN
COMMANDS FOR OPENING.
N.C. contact. Triggers the resetting of the control unit.
N.C. contact for inhibition of opening and closing operations
For the selection of the operating mode see EX.20. If not used, bridge the input.
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