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FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH
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Version: 2022-07-13
This edition replaces all earlier versions.
The specifications in this document are subject to change without notice.
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damages. All rights for any patent grant or registration of a utility model are reserved.
These assembly instructions are especially directed to the commissioning engineer of the TST FUZ2 door
controller from FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH. The installation and commissioning of the controller shall only be
carried out by officially trained electrical experts who are familiar with the safety standards of electrical drive
and automation technology.
The distributor of the machine is solely responsible for the completeness of the operating instructions for the
machine (in this case the door). The operating instructions for the door controller that is installed by the
manufacturer of the door shall be supplied in one of the languages of the European Community that is
accepted by the manufacturer of the machine.
This manual shows only a small range of the controller functions and provides no warranty of properties.
Additional functions and descriptions for individual door functions as well as more precise specifications for
the controller and hazard warnings are available in the main description.
The information in this document has been compiled according to the best of our knowledge and belief. FEIG
ELECTRONIC GmbH does not warrant the correctness and completeness of the information in this
document. In particular, FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH cannot be made liable damage resulting from erroneous
or incomplete information.
In spite of our best efforts, mistakes cannot be avoided completely and we will always gratefully accept any
information in this respect.
The installation recommendations contained in this document assume favourable general conditions. FEIG
ELECTRONIC GmbH assumes no liability for the proper operation of the equipment in third-party
environments.
FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH provides no warranty that the information in this document is not subject to
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warranty claims are non-transferable. Warranty is only given for the products delivered by FEIG
ELECTRONIC GmbH. We do not accept any liability for the complete system.
The description of the products, their deployment, capabilities and performance specifications will not be
considered as assured properties and are subject to technical changes.
TST FUZ2 series with variants -A / -APR / -B / -BPR / -C / -CGH / -CPR / -CX / -CXGH
/ -CXPR / -G / -GP / -GPR / -GKBGH / -L / -LP / -LGH / -LPR / -LKBGH / -LKBGH_OP
The abbreviations used in these operating instructions (e.g. -A, -C) refer to the variants of the door controller!
indicates a risk to persons if the procedure is points out information which is IMPORTANT
not carried out as described. to the operation of the door controller and/or
the door.
Contents
Notes 4
General information about this document 5
Contents 6
1 General description and intended use 9
1.1 Intended use .................................................................................................................................... 10
1.2 Incorrect use .................................................................................................................................... 10
1.3 Target group .................................................................................................................................... 11
1.3.1 Personnel qualification ................................................................................................................. 11
1.4 Duty of care of the operating company ........................................................................................ 12
2 Safety instructions 13
3 Safety functions in accordance with EN 12453:2017 14
3.1 Connection example testing .......................................................................................................... 14
3.2 Parametrization ............................................................................................................................... 14
5 Housing variants 21
5.1 Housing variant 1 / small housing ................................................................................................. 21
5.1.1 Installation position of the cover ................................................................................................... 21
5.2 Additional heat sink for small housing ......................................................................................... 22
5.3 Housing variant 2 / large housing ................................................................................................. 25
5.4 Variants in steel or stainless steel housings ............................................................................... 26
5.4.1 300 x 400 mm .............................................................................................................................. 26
5.4.2 400 x 600 mm .............................................................................................................................. 27
5.4.3 600 x 600 mm .............................................................................................................................. 28
5.5 Hygiene housing variant ................................................................................................................ 29
5.6 Mount the board variant in a steel housing .................................................................................. 30
6 Electrical connection 34
6.1 Power supply voltage without main switch .................................................................................. 35
6.2 Power supply voltage with main switch ....................................................................................... 36
6.3 Motor and brake .............................................................................................................................. 37
9 Basic settings 64
9.1 Automatic query of basic data ....................................................................................................... 64
10 Commissioning 66
10.1 … with absolute encoder or incremental encoder....................................................................... 66
10.2 … with mechanical limit switches ................................................................................................. 67
10.3 … with light curtain TST LGB ........................................................................................................ 68
10.4 New request for teach-in of the end positions ............................................................................. 70
10.5 Boost / increase in performance for low speeds ......................................................................... 70
12 Functions 73
13 Messages 74
13.1 Error messages ............................................................................................................................... 74
13.2 Information messages .................................................................................................................... 89
14 General messages 91
15 Specifications 94
16 Directives and Standards Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert.
• Positioning the door at and between its final positions (open, close and intermediate positions)
• To control the drive to run at different speeds (integrated frequency converter)
• Evaluation of the security sensors on the door (e.g. safety edge monitoring, pull-in protection, etc.)
• Evaluation of additional safety equipment on the door (e.g. photo eyes, light curtains, etc.)
• Evaluation of control circuits at the door (e.g. pull switch, radio, inductive loops, etc.)
• Evaluation of emergency stop control circuits
• Electronically protected 24V low-voltage power supply for sensors and control devices
• 230 V power supply to external units
• Control of application-specific outputs (such as relays for door position reporting)
• Generation and output of diagnostic messages
• Configuration of application-specific parameters for different levels of access of the different user groups
• Control of input/output expansion modules
o TST SFFE: Plug-in module wireless remote control
o TST FSx: Wireless security system
o TST SURA: Safety edge evaluation board
o TST SUVEK: plug-in module for inductive loop detection
o TST RFUxK: universal display and input/output module
o TST RFUxFCOM: interface module for the lock-door applications, etc.
o TST SRA: connectable module auxiliary relay
o TST RFUxIO-A/-B/-E: universal input / output extension module
o VEK MNST1/2/3/4: 1 - 4 channel induction loop detector loop detector
o TST LCD / clear text: Clear text display with 2x16 signs.
o Evaluation of interface signals for remote control, diagnosis and configuration of the parameters
of the door
The operating company is responsible for maintaining this state by ensuring that
• The controller is installed in accordance with the assembly, installation and safety regulations outlined
here.
• Damage is rectified immediately by qualified specialist personnel.
• The controller is operated in a faultless state.
• The controller is assembled, installed and commissioned by qualified specialist personnel only.
2 Safety instructions
Failure to observe the safety advisories can result in physical harm or damage to the controller.
When starting up and operating the controller, the following important safety advisories as well as the installation
and wiring notes must be strictly observed:
In accordance with the EC Machinery Directive only qualified personnel shall install the device on the doors or at
the drive units for doors or bring them together. The respective safety requirements for the entire door (machine) must
be aligned with the possibilities to meeting these safety requirements on the controller.
Improper integration of the controller into the door complex – e.g. missing sensors, incorrect parameters, speed set
excessively high, etc. – presents the risk that the door is operated without adequate safety precautions.
A position encoder certified for PL "c" must be used to comply with the safety function according to EN 13849.
The start up of this controller is prohibited until it has been properly attached to the door that conforms with the EC
Machinery Directive and for which an EC declaration of conformity according to Annex II of the Directive was
obtained.
The following information describes standard applications that may not necessarily match the actual application. The actual
application is provided by the manufacturer of the door as part of the overall documentation or as part of the operating
instructions of the door.
Any installation, commissioning and maintenance work must only be performed by qualified specialists. In
particular, the following regulations must be observed: VDE0100, EN 50110 (VDE0105), EN 60204 (VDE0113), EN 50178
(VDE0160), EN 60335 (VDE0700), fire protection codes, accident prevention regulations as well as the relevant regulations
for industrial doors and machine safety standards (EN ISO 13849, EN 62061)(ZH1/494, EN12453, EN12978)
This device is not intended for use by persons (including children) with limited physical, sensory or mental abilities or with a
lack of experience and / or knowledge, unless they are supervised by a person responsible for their safety or if they have
received instructions on the use of the device. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the device.
Keep remote controls away from such persons.
Device identification (nameplate with information on name and address of manufacturer, serial number, year of construction,
type designation, supply voltage and temperature range) must be carried out at the latest after installation.
The example of the warning label must be attached to the motor near the motor terminal board.
The safety advisories mentioned in this document make no claim to completeness. If you have any questions about the
product, please contact your supplier.
The manufacturer has carefully checked and inspected the hardware and software, but no warranty is given for a
complete absence of errors.
Dispose of the product at the end of its life cycle in accordance with the applicable statutory
provisions.
GND
DNG
Eingang 5
5 g n a g n iE
+24 V
V 42+
In this example, the testing is described using a
transmitter-receiver light barrier.
The transmitter is supplied with 24 V via a test Empfänger
output. Receiver
+24V
V42+
GND
DNG
the transmitter is voltage-free. Sender
The receiver now switches the input. 76 - +24 V Transmitter
Both digital outputs and relays can use used as a test output.
3.2 Parametrization
To activate the function testing, inputs and a relay must be configured for testing.
• Do not touch any electronic parts, in particular the components of the processor circuit. Electronic
components can be damaged or destroyed by electrostatic discharge.
• Before opening the cover of the housing, ensure that no drilling swarf can fall into the housing from the
cover.
• When installing the controller it is important to ensure that it is not subject to mechanical stresses.
• Unused cable entries must be sealed to maintain the requirements of IP54.
• In large housings (controller variants -CGH, -CXGH, -LGH) , the screw on the frame near the motor
connection must be tightened to ensure the IP65 protection rating of the housing (tightness).
• The cable entries must not be exposed to any mechanical stress, such as tensile loads.
• The controller must never be operated without the CEE-plug except when the supply voltage can be cut
all poles by an installed main switch. The main switch and the CEE-plug must be within easy reach.
• A not rotating motor is no indication of the galvanic isolation from the power grid! The mains connection
terminals, motor terminals and terminals for the brake resistor can still carry dangerous voltages, e.g.
under stop or emergency stops.
• If the supply cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or another qualified person in
order to avoid danger (like connection type Y EN 60335-1)
• When moving the door in deadman mode, ensure that the operator has an unobstructed view of the door
area. In this mode, safety equipment such as safety edge and photo eye may have been defeated. If this
is not possible for structural reasons, you must ensure that this mode is only accessible to appropriately
trained personnel or that the feature is disabled altogether.
• To prevent damage to the keypad, do not use pointed objects to operate the keys. The keypad is only
designed to be operated by human fingers.
• Depending on the type of the door it may be necessary that the door can only be operated when it is
within visual range. In these cases, no remote control (e.g. wireless) may be used to issue commands.
• It is important to ensure that the controller is installed with the wall spacers that are supplied to guarantee
that the power stage can dissipate heat as necessary.
• The control unit should not be mounted on flammable surfaces (e.g. wood ≤ 2 mm thickness) or in
environments with highly flammable substances (e.g. carpentry).
• When the controller is installed in an additional housing, e.g. in a barrier housing, a sufficient air volume
of at least 0.02 m3 around the controller must be ensured.
• Should cooling not be sufficient, an additional heat sink may be inserted between the controller housing
and the additional housing to dissipate the heat to the outside (see chapter 5.2 Additional heat sink for
small housing).
50°C
-20°C
The board set is mounted on a mounting frame and can be installed in another housing together with the
attached expansion cards. To do this, consider the space required between the board set and the housing
wall.
Depending on the installation, additional spacers are required. These are not included in the scope of
delivery!
d
c
b
The dimensions for the internal distances include all expansion boards.
b
Figure 3: Side view
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FUZ2 -A/-B/-C/-CX/-G/-L Assembly instructions TST
Before mounting the circuit board with the mounting holes, the quick fastener (a) must be removed from
the mounting frame.
1 2
5 Housing variants
There are two different housing options available for different device options.
The expansion card TST RFUxK can be used in this housing only in combination with
controller type TST FUZ2-B.
Min. 100mm
300
80
Ca. 1300
1x230VAC,
N, PE Abstandhalter 160
Min. 100mm
Floor
The additional heat sink must be bolted to the housing and then controller can be installed:
The following images show the installation of the heat sink with the controller:
Step 1: install additional heat sink Step 2: remove the spacer Step 3: install the controller
Min. 100mm
415
89,5
Ca. 1300
179
Min. 100mm
Floor
Figure 9: Installation in large housing Figure 10: Drilling template large housing
T = 200
440
400
255
300
T = 200
600
640
355
400
T = 200
640
600
555
600
T = 227
549
350
390
420
444
Position Description
A Safety clips for transport
6 Electrical connection
• Any wiring, testing and maintenance work on an open Disconnect all supply circuits before opening the
controller shall only be performed when power has been housing for access to the terminals.
turned off. Pay particular attention to the points shown
under "Safety information".
• When moving the door in deadman mode, ensure that
• The controller must never be operated while it is open.
the operator has an unobstructed view of the door area,
• When the controller has been turned off, dangerous since in this mode safety equipment such as safety
voltage levels are still present for up to 5 minutes. edge and photo eyes are defeated.
• During the downtime, no isolation exists between the • Parameter settings inclusive the speed as well as all
amplifier module and the motor terminal. operations of the safety devices must be checked. The
• Touching electronic components is dangerous due to setting of parameters, bridges and other operating
residual voltages. elements may only be carried out by qualified
• Never operate the controller while the cover is removed. specialists.
• When the installation was completed, check that the
system was configured correctly and that the safety
system works properly. • Before turning on the controller for the first time and
• The controller may be opened only if all the poles of the after completion of the wiring, check whether all motor
supply voltage have been turned off. It is not permitted to connections are tight on the controller and the motor
turn on or to operate the controller when it is open. side and whether the motor is correctly wired in star or
• Never operate the controller without having connected the delta configuration. Loose motor connections usually
protective earth conductor. The absence of a protective damage the inverter.
earth conductor will result in hazardous voltages on the • If the 24 V controller voltage is short circuited or
controller housing caused by terminal capacitances. The overloaded, the switching power supply will not start up
RFI filters integrated into the controller may increase the even though the intermediate circuit capacitors are
leakage current up to a max. of 7 mA (see DIN EN 60335- charged. The displays remain turned off. The power
1 section 16.2). A corresponding routine test was carried supply can only be restarted after eliminating the short
out by the manufacturer before delivery of the device. circuit or the overload condition.
• Hazardous voltages remain stored in the DC-bus • To fulfill the conditions of the EMC Directives, only
capacitors for up to five minutes after power has been shielded and separate motor conductors must be used,
turned off. The discharge time until voltages fall below 60 with the shield connected on both ends (motor and
VDC is a maximum of 5 minutes. Touching internal controller side) and without any additional connections
controller components within this discharge time is in the line. Maximum cable length: 30 m
hazardous. • Fast running plastic foil doors may produce very high
• A defective switching power supply can considerably electrostatic charges. A discharge of these voltages
increase the discharge time of the DC-bus capacitors may damage the controller. Therefore suitable
before reaching a voltage less than 60VDC. In this case, measures must be taken to prevent electrostatic
discharge times of up to 10 minutes may be possible. discharge.
• The processor circuit is galvanically connected to the • Turning on or operating the controller in the presence
power line. Important: when taking measurements on the of condensation is not permitted. It can lead to the
processor circuit, do not use test equipment with PE damage of the controller.
reference to the measuring circuit. • Before turning on the controller supply for the first time,
• The controller must never be operated with a damaged ensure that the detector/sensor cards (plug-in
membrane keypad or Display window. Damaged keypads modules) have been inserted in the correct locations.
and Display windows must be replaced. To prevent Incorrect insertion of the cards can result in damage to
damage to the keypad, do not use pointed objects to the controller, likewise the installation of non-approved
operate the keys. The keypad is only designed to be third-party equipment.
operated by human fingers. • First connect the cables to the connection terminals
• If the potential free contacts of the output relays or other and then attach them to the connectors! Only thus is it
terminals are supplied by an external voltage, i.e. possible to ensure a safe contact of the connection
dangerous voltages that are still present after switching off terminals to the plug connectors.
the controller or disconnecting power, you must attach a
suitable warning sign to the housing.
• Maximum connection diameters for the terminals on • Check the electrical connection again before starting
printed circuit boards: the controller. Incorrect connections may damage the
unit.
Fine-stranded
(with/without
ferrule)
[NM]
Motor terminals 2.5 2.5 0.5
Mains connection 2.5 1.5 0.5
screw terminals (catch 5 mm) 2.5 1.5 0.5
plug in terminals (catch 5 mm) 1.5 1.0 0.4
plug in terminals (catch 3.5 mm) 1.5 1.0 0.25
The illustrations are exemplary. Steel and stainless steel housings may differ.
L N
L´ L´ N´ N´
L
N
PE
The power plug must be visible and accessible from the controller.
X13
L N
PE
L N
L N
PE
Fuse
16A/K-Typ
When connecting the motor cable, the enclosed ferrite sleeve (grey, Laird number: LFB259125)
must be placed around the three wires (T1/T2/T3).
We recommend to place another split ferrite (black, Würth number: 74271722S) as close
as possible to the door controller around the complete motor cable. The black split ferrite
is not included in the scope of delivery!
Use a shielded motor cable in order to guarantee error-free operation of the controller. In
addition, no other conductors except the motor connection may be included in this line.
In the case of drive units with an electronic brake, ensure that the brake is equipped with
adequate suppression. We recommend the use of RC-elements for interference
suppression purposes.
For the relay K2 to work as a brake relay, set parameter P.702 = 3201.
If one of these types of safety edges is connected when the door controller is switched on it will
be recognized automatically.
Use of additional types of safety edges is possible. Please contact the door manufacturer in this respect.
Junction
box
45 brown
44 white
43 green
42
41
Spiral cable
41 42
Receiver
Slack rope
optional slip
switch
door switch
Transmitter
J800
Jumper J 800 is
1 3
located to the left J800 = 1-2
and behind terminal 8,2K 1,2K
61 - 62
Junction
box
45
44
43
42
41
Spiral cable
brown
white
41 42 43 44
Slack rope
optional slip
switch
door switch
8K2
Outside
Inside white
brown
The evaluation / input is not available for Control variants TST FUZ2-A!
Use of additional types of safety edges is possible. Please contact the door manufacturer in this respect.
66
green
65
64
63 white
62 brown
61
4
digital
3
1,2K 2
8,2K 1
66
white
65
64
63 brown
62
61
4
digital
3
8K2
1,2K 2
8,2K 1
J801 = 1-2
Parameter P.5A2 = 3
Outside
Inside white
brown
66
65
64
63
62
61
4
digital
3
1,2K 2
8,2K 1
J801 = 3-4
Parameter P.5A2 = 0
Optionally, the TST LGB can assume other functions. In these cases, additional safety devices
must be attached to the door.
Mount the light curtain in accordance with the assembly instructions TST LGB!
Electronic limit
switch
Encoder
cable 4 wires
Junction
box
Blanked out
by door
Control cable
7 wires
OUT1:
Danger zone
Door controller
OUT2:
Object zone
76 - +24 V
75 - Input 5:
74 - GND
73 - +24 V
+24 V DC
61 - Input 8:
GND
54 - Input 3:
53 - Input 2:
52 - Input 1:
51 - +24 V
45 - +12 V
44 - GND
43 - Safety edge
42 - E-stop 1
36* - GND
35* - Channel B
34* - Channel A
33* - +12 V
RS485 A
RS485 B
32* - E-stop 2
31* - E-stop 2
Pin 6 - pink
Pin 5 - gray
Pin 4 - green
Pin 3 - yellow
Pin 1 - brown Pin 2 - brown
Pin 3 - blue Pin 7 - blue
Pin 4 - black Pin 8 - red
Pin 2 - white Pin 1 - white
TST LGB
TST LGB
Receiver
Compliance with the safety function in accordance with EN 12453:2017 requires the use of a position
encoder with PL "c", minimum cat. 2 in accordance with EN 13849-1.
Emergency 20
hand control21
Thermo switch 22
23
Emergency stop 3
24
25
5 6 7 8 9 10 111213
45
44
Safety edge
43
42
Jumper
41
7 8 9 10
36* GND
35* RS485-B
34* RS485-A
33* +12 VDC
32* Emergency stop
31* Emergency stop
This encoder may also be equipped with the WICAB radio system to transfer the status of the safety edge
without a spiral cable. For this purpose, the stationary unit TST PD FSAS and the mobile unit TST FSAM or
TST FSBM are required.
+ 12 V RS 485B
1 2
M8 plug with
4 poles
4
3
RS 485A
GND
M8 plug with
4 poles
M8 4-pole
Min. IP65, gold socket
plated contacts
Wire 3: blue
36*
Wire 2: white
35*
34* Wire 4: black
33* Wire 1: brown
32* shield / PE
31*
Example of use!
Please also observe the information in chapter 3 Safety functions in accordance with EN
12453:2017 on page 14.
1
4
2
5
36* 3
6
35*
34*
33*
32*
31*
86 - +24 V
85 - Input 7: pre limit switch door close
84 - GND
83 - +24 V
82 - Input 6: pre limit switch door open
81 - GND
66
65
64 - Input 9: limit switch door CLOSE
63 - GND
62 - +24 V
61 - Input 8: limit switch door OPEN
36*
35* Emergency Emergency
34* Thermo limit switch limit switch
33* Crank switch switch OPEN CLOSE
32* - E-stop 2
31* - E-stop 2
Emergency stop circuit
Alternately, the pre-limit switches can also be connected as normally closed contacts.
+24V
76 Input 5
75
74
73
72 GND
71 Receiver
photo eye
54
53
52
51
CLOSE
STOP
OPEN
+24V
CLOSE
OPEN
STOP
L´ L´ N´ N´ 10 1112 20 2122
Jumper
blue Constant
Flashing red
green traffic
traffic light:
light:
flashing during
relay active in
gate travel and
position Gate
during
OPEN
clearance time
P.702= 1210
P.701= 1253
When a motor brake is being used, relay K2 is already occupied and it can not be used to control
a traffic light.
L N
PE
L´ L´ N´ N´ 10 1112 20 2122
T1 T2 T3
K1 Com
K2 Com
K2 NO
K2 NC
K1 NO
K1 NC
Door is Door is
OPEN CLOSE
CEE plug 3
poles,blue PE
U W
V
M
3~
Fuse 16A /
K- Type
PE N L
86 - +24 V
85 - Input 7: Manual / automatic
84 - GND
83 - +24 V
82 - Input 6: Permanent OPEN
81 - GND
76 - +24 V
75 - Input 5: photo eye
74 - GND
73 - +24 V
72 - Input 4: Pull switch (Open & Close)
71 - GND
66 - Output 15: +24 V
65 - Input 10: Disable auto close time
64 - Input 9: Deactivating intermediate stop
63 - GND
62 - +24 V
61 - Input 8: Locking endposition CLOSE
54 - Input 3: CLOSE
53 - Input 2: STOP
52 - Input 1: OPEN
51 - +24 V
45 - +12 V
44 - GND
43 - Safety edge Safety edge closing 8K2
42 - E-stop 1
41 - E-stop 1
To enable the slot for the wireless receiver, parameter P.802 must be set to 0202.
Schleife 1
Schleife 2
To activate the slot for the detector, parameter P.802 must be set to 0302.
It is not possible to operate detector boards in controller variants -A.
The induction loop detector VEK MNST1/2/3/4 is a system for the inductive detection of vehicles. It can
evaluate up to 4 inductive loops:
Table 3: Pin assignment VEK MNST1/2/3/4
Induction loop detector VEK MNST1 VEK MNST2 VEK MNST3 VEK MNST4
Loop/channel 1 2 3 4
Connection X3/Pin 1.1-1.2 2.1-2.2 - -
Connection X4/Pin - - 3.1-3.2 4.1-4.2
X2
3.1 3.2 4.1 4.2
X4
1.1 1.2 2.1 2.2
X3
X1
To activate the slot for the induction loop detector, parameter P.802 must be set to 0400.
It is not possible to operate detector boards in controller variants -A.
8K2
8K2
8K2
8K2 8K2
8K2
8K2
To activate the slot for the safety edge monitor, parameter P.802 must be set to 0101 for TST
SURA-1 or 0106 for TST SURA-6.
It is not possible to operate safety edge monitors in controller variants -A.
Side view
It is not possible to operate the additional relay TST SRA in controller variants -A.
TST RFUxIO-B: for connection to superordinate electronic units such as host computer or Programmable
Logic Controller (PLC).
TST RFUxIO-E: for the output of power signals (e.g. for oncoming traffic sample control).
The expansion board RFUxIO-B/-E has 6 additional inputs and up to 6 relay outputs (TST RFUxIO-E), which
are freely programmable in their function.
The expansion board is fitted on spacers and are connected with the door controller (X20a) via the plug
connector X30a.
2. Open the cover of the enclosure and switch the DIP switch S500 (see illustration) to ON.
SERVICE The service mode is activated and you can close the cover.
S500
The service mode is automatically reset after approx. 1 hour. In order to reach service mode again,
the controller must be turned off for a short period and then turned on again or a reset must be
performed.
P: Offenhalt1 |
1. By briefly pressing the STOP key on the membrane P.010
010= 10 s
keypad, the cursor moves to the right to the stored value
(the parameter is opened) or the preset value is P: Offenhalt1 |
displayed. 10
010= 10✓s
The parameter value is increased with the OPEN button
2. and reduced with the CLOSE button.
If the value has not yet been saved, a question P: Offenhalt1 |
9
mark is displayed after the number or the 010= 9?s
decimal point flashes.
P: Offenhalt1 |
If you keep the STOP key pressed until the check 9
010= 9✓s
mark is displayed or the decimal point no longer flashes,
the changed value is saved.
P: Offenhalt1 |
If you now press the STOP key briefly, you change P.010
4. 010= 9s
to the display of the parameter name or the cursor jumps
back to the parametrization.
Keep the STOP button pressed for approx. 3 seconds in FEIG ELECTRONIC
_Eu_
order to leave the parameter mode and change to the xxxx Zyklen
door mode. The door operation is active when the
display shows for example:
P: Passwort |
0002
999= 0002?#
P: Passwort |
P.999
999= 0002✓#
9 Basic settings
To put the controller into operation, please follow the steps outlined in these instructions.
The DIP switch must have been turned on (see position DIP-switch figure Figure 43: DIP
switch position) so that the controller can query parameters automatically.
If DIP switch is not turned on and the basic parameters not set, error code F.090 is displayed.
The controller uses indicator "-1" or "-" in the display as a flag that the acquisition of this
parameter must be queried.
The basic data does not require changes when they were previously retrieved and set
automatically.
For help on operating the control, see Chapter 8 General operating instructions to set
parameters.
P.205: 0000 = Mechanical limit switches Version 1 (Figure 28:: Connecting cam switches)
P.205: 0001 = Mechanical limit switches Version 2 (limit switches and pre-limit switches are normally
closed contacts)
P.205: 0300 = Absolute encoder DES-A (GfA)
P.205: 0700 = Absolute encoder DES-B (Kostal)
P.205: 0800 = Absolute encoder TST PD / TST PE (FEIG)
P.205: 0900 = Timer limit switches
Manufacturer
Type designation
P.100: Nominal motor
0,5 KW 50 Hz
P.101: Motor current frequency
/ Y 2.4 / 1.4 A / Y 230 / 400 V P.103: Nominal motor voltage
cos 0.85 Iso.Kl.: F
P.102: Cos
IP 55
Be sure to note the Y/ wiring of the motor. The motor data must be entered in accordance
with the motor wiring. 400 V setting is not applicable, since the controller can source a
maximum motor voltage of 230 V.
L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3
U1 V1 W1 U1 V1 W1
W2 U2 V2
W2 U2 V2
Star wiring Delta wiring
Figure 45: Star/Delta wiring
The automatic query of basic data can be interrupted by pressing the OPEN button when the
controller is being turned ON. This causes a direct jump to the parameter configuration mode.
10 Commissioning
Before starting the controller, check the electrical connections and the correct installation of the
plug-in cards. After commissioning, the operation of all the safety devices must be checked.
The settings are performed in dead man mode, i.e. press and hold the corresponding arrow key in
the corresponding direction until the desired position is reached.
1. 1 !Eichen!
"CALI:
.Open CALIBRATE mode by briefly pressing the STOP key. 0 Start mit
2. Approach
2 door position CLOSED with the CLOSE key and Zur Zupos. à EiEu
. 0 Übern. mit
save by pressing the STOP key for approx. 3 seconds.
If the door moves in the incorrect direction: incorrect motor
rotary field! Switch off the controller and swap the 2 motor
connections. If the door does not move, the motor lacks
power. With the aid of the boost (performance increase at low
speeds) the motor can be supplied with an increase in power
(refer to chapter 10.5). Check the brake release.
Aufpos. OK ~ Eo~
4. 6 Tor schließt
Press briefly, the door moves down and is now taught in its I.555
. I.555 Lernfahrt
position.
Zupos. OK _Eu_
5. 7 Tor öffnet
Now press , repeat the process until the correction travel has I.515
. I.515 Korr. Fahrt
been completed. (Message I.510 = OK).
I.510 Korrek. OK I.510
1. Press the CLOSE key to move the door to a distance of approx. 50 cm from the closed position.
If the door does not move, the motor lacks power. With the aid of the boost (performance
increase at low speeds) the motor can be supplied with an increase in power.
(see Chapter 10.5), if necessary, check that the brake was released.
The distance depends to a large extent on the door type and the speed; increase this value
for fast moving doors.
If the door moves in the incorrect direction: incorrect motor rotary field, turn off controller
and reverse the 2 motor connections.
3. Press the CLOSE key to move the door to a distance of approx. 10 cm from the closed position.
The distance depends to a large extent on the door type and the speed; increase this value
for fast moving doors.
5. Press OPEN key to move the door to approx. 50 cm from the opened position.
If the door does not move, the motor lacks power. With the aid of the boost (performance
increase at low speeds) the motor can be supplied with an increase in power.
(see Chapter 10.5), if necessary, check that the brake was released.
The distance depends to a large extent on the door type and the speed; increase this value
for fast moving doors.
7. Press OPEN key to move the door to approx. 10 cm from the opened position.
The distance depends to a large extent on the door type and the speed; increase this value
for fast moving doors.
9. If required by the door type: adjust upper and lower EMERGENCY limit switches. Connect the NC
contacts, e.g. the safety circuit, in series with thermo pill.
10. By pressing the STOP key and OPEN key to enter parametrization mode and select
Parameter P.980 "Service Mode", open and set parameter value "2" to "0" (Automatic mode)..
11. Correct limit switch positions for door OPEN and door CLOSE as needed by fine adjustment of the
limit positions in automatic mode.
To prevent unintentional movement of the door, only adjust the limit switches when the
emergency stop is activated or the controller is switched off!
The application automatically sets several of the necessary function dependent parameters.
4. Open the door completely by pressing the OPEN-key. Zur Aufpos. à SYEo
I615 LL angef.
5. Pressing the STOP-key for approx. 3 seconds to save the Zur Aufpos. à SYEo
OPEN position. 0 Übernahme mit
Suche Si-Leiste
The detection zone of the light curtain must remain free xxx Auto zu
SYcL
otherwise the correction drive will be terminated and the
synchronisation of the light curtain starts from the
beginning.
!Korrekturfahrt!
The display shows the messages in alternation: The door was I.515
xxx Start mit
recognized in the CLOSE position and the light rays were
taught-in correctly. !Korrekturfahrt!
I.610
I615 LL Abgl. ok
The door will close automatically after the auto close time has Tor schließt
I.515
count down and moves up and down by itself until the I.515 Korr. Fahrt
correction drive has finished. Offenhalt = xxs
The Display shows the following messages: I.515
I.515 Korrekt. Fahrt
Offenh 1 = xxs
Display that correction was completed. T.5
I.510 Korrek. OK
Offenh 1 = xxs
T.5
Automatik
I.515
Tor öffnet
`AUF`
Offenh 1 = xxs T10
The door closes and remains in the end position CLOSE. Tor schließt 2UF`
The start up of the light curtain has been successfully FEIG ELECTRONIC
_EU_
completed. xxxx Zyklen
Usually the lower end position CLOSED has to be corrected afterwards. This can be defined using the
following parameters:
P.221: Correction value end position door CLOSE -> this parameter must be reset after every new teach-in
of all end positions (P.210=5).
P.275: Correction of increments after conclusion of the synchronization -> recommended as fine setting for
the end position BELOW. The value set here must NOT be re-set after the new teach-in of all end
positions.
1. Open parametrization mode by pressing the STOP and OPEN keys simultaneously.
2. Open Boost parameter by pressing the arrow keys. Boost can be set separately for OPEN and
CLOSE.
3. Open the parameter by momentarily pressing STOP and use the arrow keys to change it in
small steps of max. 5, then save by pressing STOP (longer).
4. After changing the boost, exit parametrization mode by pressing the STOP button for a long time
and test the setting in run mode.
You can use diagnostic parameter P.910 = 2 to display the actual motor current. The boost should be
set so that the motor current remains as low as possible.
Stop ramp ro
Brake ramp r2
P.321/P.322
Opening
Start ramp r1
P.311/P.312
P.320
P.310
The frequency converter starts the door movement with start ramp "r1". It accelerates from 0 Hz to the max.
travel speed.
The door is moved at the max. travel speed until the pre-limit switch for the limit position OPEN is reached.
At this point it reduces the speed of the door to creep speed using ramp "r2”. The door now moves at creep
speed until the limit switch OPEN is reached.
At this point the door is stopped (ro).
Start ramp r5
P.351 / P.352
Closing
Break ramp r6
P.361 / P.362
Pre limit switch CLOSE
P.222
Stop
Creep spead F6
ramp ru
P.350
P.360
The frequency converter starts door movement with start ramp "r5". It accelerates from 0 Hz to the max.
travel speed.
The door is moved at the max. travel speed until the pre-limit switch for limit position CLOSE is reached.
At this point it reduces the speed of the door to creep speed using ramp "r6”. The door now moves at
creep speed until the limit switch CLOSE is reached.
At this point the door is stopped (ru).
P.232 = Pre-limit switch for limit position Door OPEN: The parameter value specifies the distance to the
absolute limit switch Door OPEN in increments. The pre-limit switch is used to initiate the brake
ramp "r2". The slope of the ramp is set with parameter P.321 or P.322.
If the automatic setting of the pre-limit switch is used (P.216 = 2), the parameters P.222 and
P.232 are changed automatically.
The parameters are also changed if the travel speed or the slope of a ramp is changed as this
results in a restart of the automatic limit switch correction. If these ramps are adjusted manually,
P.216 must be set to less than 2!
12 Functions
You will find an overview of Parameters of this assembly instruction and there description in the added
document "Parameter list TST FUZ2"
13 Messages
The cause of the fault must be resolved first before the corresponding message is acknowledged.
Alternatively the the STOP button can also be kept pressed for approx. 5 seconds.
No. Description
I.021 Emergency open test is running
I.080 Service counter will run off
I.100 Speed in open position to high
I.150 Speed in close position to high
I.160 Permanent open comand still active
I.161 Priority still active
I.170 Forced opening active
I.180 Wait for foil key command
I.185 Wait for reset by stop foil key
I.199 Door counter wrong
I.200 New reference position taken over
I.201 Reference position new initialized
I.205 Synchronisation done
I.210 Limit switch not plausible (pre limit open)
I.211 Limit switch not plausible (pre limit close)
I.310 Open command to door 2
I.320 Obstacle during opening
I.325 Obstacle during closing
I.360 Disturbed N.C. safety edge
I.363 Disturbed N.O. safety edge
I.380 Faulty 2nd internal N.C. safety bar
I.383 Faulty 2nd internal N.O. safety bar
I.510 Correction drive finished
I.515 Active correction drive
I.520 Target speed for opening or closing move not reached
• Pre-limit switch reached before full speed was reached --> adjust ramps
• Current limiter prevents movement at full speed --> Inverter or motor working at performance limit
--> adjust ramps or limiter
I.555 Measuring rotation factor not ready
I.610 Light line alignment completed successfully.
I.615 Light line alignment requested.
I.620 Door in PU when syncing but some rays of light are still masked.
Adjust P.446 door masking in PU!
I.621 The resolution of the installed position encoder is too low to maintain robust light curtain operation.
More increments are required per door move. (Message only occurs when DIP-Switch is ON.)
No. Description
I.700 In timer limit switch operating mode (typ. after power on) the door position is not available. Deadman speed is maintained until the actual position
becomes available again.
I.856 The internal safety edge is tripped because of an WiCab radio problem
The radio connection interrupts during door drive for a short time. Possible causes are:
• The Distance between mobile and stationary unit is larger than specified
• No perfect Orientation of stationary and mobile antenna
• The radio link is disturbed by external noise
14 General messages
General messages
STOP Stop / reset state, wait for next incoming command
_Eu_ Lower limit position
Eu lower limit position locked → raising not possible (e.g., lock-door)
ZUF@ Closing active
-Eo- Upper limit position
Eo upper limit position locked → closing not possible (e.g., safety edge)
@OPE Opening active
-E1- middle limit position E1 (intermediate stop position)
E1 upper limit position locked → closing not possible (e.g., safety edge)
FAIL Fault → only deadman travel is possible, automatic opening may also be possible
calibration → setting the limit positions in deadman travel mode
"CALI:
(for absolute encoder ) → Start procedure using STOP key
NA E-STOP → Movement not possible, hardware safety chain interrupted
HdSA: E-travel → Deadman travel without regard for safety facilities, etc.
'Hd' Manual → Deadman mode
ParA Parametrization
SYNC: Synchronization (incremental encoder / limit switch → Pos.unknown)
'Au' Automatic → indicates change from "Manual" to "Automatic" status
'Hc' Semi-automatic → indicates change from "Manual" to "Semi-automatic"
FUZ. first display after switching on (Power Up and Self-test)
LOCK Locked -> Display after the end of the set time for the virtual key switch
Status messages during calibration
E.i.E.c.: calibration of the lower limit position requested (in deadman travel)
E.i.E.o.: calibration of the lower limit position requested (in deadman travel)
E.i.E.1 calibration of intermediate position E1 (in deadman travel)
Status messages during synchronization
S.y.E.c.: Synchronization of lower limit position requested
(Jog Mode or wait for start command)
S.y.E.o. Synchronization of lower upper position requested
(Jog Mode or wait for start command)
S.y.E.1. Synchronization of intermediate stop position E1 (in deadman mode)
S.y.op: Automatic opening up to mechanical stop, then automatic synchronization of upper limit
position
S.y.cL Automatic closing taking into account safeties up to mechanical stop, followed by
automatic synchronization of lower limit position
S.y.c Automatic closing is locked due to request Å
Status messages during dead man movement:
Hd.cL Deadman closing (membrane key: CLOSE)
Hd.oP Deadman closing (membrane key: OPEN)
Hd.Eu Lower limit position reached, no further deadman closing possible
Hd.Eo Upper limit position reached, no further deadman opening possible
Hd.Ao Outside of permitted Eo position (no deadman opening possible)
Information messages during the parameter configuration:
noEr Error memory: no error saved
Er-- Error memory: if error but without associated message being found
Prog Programming message while carrying out original parameter or default set
General inputs
E.000 OPEN key on membrane keypad
E.050 STOP key on membrane keypad
E.090 CLOSE key on membrane keypad
E.101 Input 1
E.102 Input 2
E.103 Input 3
E.104 Input 4
E.105 Input 5
E.106 Input 6
E.107 Input 7
E.108 Input 8
E.109 Input 9
E.110 Input 10
E.111 Input 11
E.112 Input 12
E.113 Input 13
E.114 Input 14
E.115 Input 15
E.121 Input 21
E.122 Input 22
E.123 Input 23
E.124 Input 24
E.125 Input 25
E.126 Input 26
E.127 Input 27
E.128 Input 28
E.13A Input 3A
E.13B Input 3B
E.13C Input 3C
E.13D Input 3D
E.13E Input 3E
E.13F Input 3F
Safety- / emergency stop chain
E.201 Internal emergency STOP “mushroom buttom” triggered
E.211 External emergency stop 1 triggered
E.212 External emergency stop 2 triggered
Safety edge in general
E.360 E.380: Triggering of the 2nd internal safety edge
E.363 Internal safety edge 1 faulty
E.370 Triggering of the 2nd external safety edge
E.373 External safety edge fault
E.379 External safety edge activated but not yet plugged in
E.380 Triggering of the 2nd internal safety edge
E.383 Interruption of the 2nd internal safety edge
E.3F0 Triggering of the 2nd external safety edge
E.3F3 Interruption of the 2nd internal safety edge
Wireless plug-in module
E.401 Wireless Channel 1
E.402 Wireless Channel 2
Inductive loop
E.501 Detector channel 1
E.502 Detector channel 2
E.503 Detector channel 3
E.504 Detector channel 4
Internal-Inputs
E.900 Controller chip fault signal
WiCab-Inputs
E.F01 Input 1 of mobile unit
E.F02 Input 2 of mobile unit
E.F03 Input 3 of mobile unit
E.F04 Input 4 of mobile unit
E.F0A Input A of stationary unit
E.F0B Input B of stationary unit
E.F0C Input C of stationary unit
15 Specifications
Dimensions (W x H x D)
Dimensions board set (L x W x H): approx. 270 x 195 x 150 mm to frame with quick release
incl. heatsink
excl. extension boards as TST RFUxK or TST RFUxCom
Controller variants -A / B 182 x 328 x 102 mm (with spacers)
Controller variants -C / -CX 182 x 328 x 121 mm
Controller variants 210 x 430 x 200 mm
-CGH / -CXGH / -LGH incl. heatsink, brake resistor & wall mounts
excl. cable entries (L +20 mm) and main switch (H +35 mm)
Dimensions plastic housing approx. 430 x 210 x 200 mm
(H x W x D) incl. heatsink, brake resistor & wall mounts
excl. cable entries (L +20 mm) and main switch (H+ 35 mm)
Dimension steel or stainless steel approx. 300 x 476 x 218 mm
housing approx. 400 x 676 x 218 mm
approx. 600 x 676 x 218 mm
excl. cable entries (L +20 mm) , main switch and
emergency stop button (H+ 35 mm)
Hygiene housing dimensions approx. 444 x 549 x 210 mm
excl. cable entries (L +20 mm) , main switch and
emergency stop button (H+ 35 mm)
Installation vertically via the wall bracket on the housing bottom
Supply voltage over 230 VAC 10%, 50...60 Hz
L, N, PE permissible range: 110...240 V ± 10% / 50...60 Hz
Protection: 16 A K-characteristic
Controller idling current max. 30 W when fully configured
External power supply (depending According to supply voltage to terminal L
on network): Terminal L1 (secured on the circuit board: F200 / 4AT)
Control voltage / external supply 2 24 VDC regulated (10% at nominal voltage 230 V)
Controller variant -A: max. 250 mA
Controller variants -B/-C/-CX/-CGH/-CXGH/-LGH: max.
500 mA
ncl. optional plug-in modules. Fuse protected by means of
self-resetting semiconductor fuse.
Short-circuit protected by central switching regulator.
Control voltage / external supply 3 for electronic limit switches and Safety edge
Nominal value 11.3V / max. 130mA
Controller inputs 24 VDC / typ.15 mA, max 26 VDC / 20 mA.
Inputs 1 – 10 in all inputs are potential free to join or:
Controller variants < 2 V: inactive à logical 0
-C / -CX / -CGH / -CXGH / -LGH >10.5 V: active à logical 1
min. Duration of input control commands: > 100 ms
Inputs 1 – 9 in Galvanic isolation using on-board opto-couplers
Controller variant -A
Input IN10 Evaluation for slip door switch with 8.2 kΩ termination
Controller variant -B resistor or is used as a second safety edge monitor.
Serial interface only for electronic limit switches
RS485 A and B RS485 level, terminated in 100 Ω
Safety chain / Emergency STOP all inputs must be connect free of potential
Terminals: E-Stop ext.31/32 and Contact rating: 26 VDC / 120 mA
41/42 in case the safety chain is interrupted, the drive cannot be
moved, not even under Deadman conditions
Not jumpered from the factory
Safety edge input: For electrical safety edges with 1.2 or 8.2 kΩ terminating
resistor and for dynamic optical systems
Controller variants -B / -C / -CX General application: All types of resistive, iinductive and
/ -CGH / -CXGH / -LGH capacitive loads in industrial applications
Drive output for drives up to 0.75 KW at 230 V
Controller variants Constant motor current at 100% duty cycle and 40 °C
-A / -B / -C/ -CGH surrounding temperature: 3 A
Motor current at 40% duty factor and 50°C ambient
temperature: 5 A
Max. length of motor cable: 30 m
Overload for 0.5 s: 10 A