Installation, Operating and Service Instructions

Control for rolling shutter/rolling grille door operators Series S and K

460 R TR25E117

 Contents 460 R

Chapter page Chapter page

0 Overview pages at the front 5.2.5 Display of External Buttons Acknowledged . . . . . . . 5
3
Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
2 5.2.6 Display of Signals to the Inputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
3
Internal view of 460 R control unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
3 5.2.7 Display during automatic timer function . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
3
Overview of connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
5 5.3. Additional explanations to the control elements . . . . . . 5
4
5.3.1 Selection of the control version . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
4

1 General Notes
1.1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
1 6 Initial Operation
1.2 Copyright . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
1 6.1 Type of door operator fitting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
1
1.3 Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
1 6.1.1 "Horizontal" fitting type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
1
1.4 Structure of the Operating Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
1 6.1.2 "Vertical" fitting type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
1
1.5 Colour Code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
2 6.2 Programme Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
2
6.2.1 General Notes on the Programme Menu . . . . . . . . . . . 6
2
6.2.2 Stages in Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
2
2 Safety 6.3 Menu 00 Select door position transducer or
2.1 General Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
1 cam limit switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
4
2.2 Designated Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
1 Door position transducer
2.3 Personal Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
1 6.4 Menu 01
Determine type of fitting/
2.4 Summary of the Safety Advice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
1 learn SKS
Stop and travel limits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
5
6.5 Menu 02
Test run for the end
of
travel positions
(door position transducer) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
7
3 Installation 6.6 Menu 03
Fine adjustment of the OPEN end
of
travel
3.1 Standards and regulations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
1 position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
8

3.2 Fitting information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
1 6.7 Menu 04
Fine adjustment of the CLOSE end
of
travel
3.2.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
1 position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
9

3.2.2 Mounting feet vertical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
1 6.8 Menu 05
Press
and
release operation in the
3.2.3 Mounting feet horizontal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
2 Door
Open direction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
10
3.2.4 Fitting direct on the wall or on surfaces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
2 6.9 Menu 08
Learning the intermediate end
of
travel
3.2.5 Cover fixing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
2 position (HALF OPEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
11
3.2.6 Fitting of the extension housing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
3 Cam limit switch
6.10 Menu 01
Determine type of fitting
(cam limit switch) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
12
4 Electrical Connection 6.11 Adjust Door
Open and Door
Close travel limits
4.1 General Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
1 for the "Horizontal" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
13
4.2 Fitting the operator connection leads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
1 6.12 Adjust SKS
Stop limit switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
15
4.2.1 Connecting to the Motor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
1 6.13 Fine adjustment of the Door
Open travel limit
4.2.2 Connecting to the Control Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
2 for the "Horizontal" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
16
4.2.3 Connection of the operator system lead to the 6.14 Fine adjustment of the Door
Close travel limit
control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
3 for the "Horizontal" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
17
4.3 Connecting External Operating/Control Elements . . . . . 4
4 6.15 Adjust Door
Open (½
Open)
4.3.1 Connecting the System Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
4 intermediate travel limit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
18
4.3.2 Connecting the Screw Terminals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
5 Door position transducer/ Cam limit switch
4.4 Mains Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
6 6.16 Menu 09
Warning time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
19
4.4.1 Connecting the Mains Lead . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
6 6.17 Menu 10
Setting the hold
open time using
4.4.2 Direct wiring of mains isolator switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
6 the automatic timer or traffic lane control . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
20
4.4.3 Connecting to 3
phase current low voltage 6.18 Menu 11
Response safety device X30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
21
without neutral wire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
7 6.19 Menu 12
Response of Safety Device X20 . . . . . . . . . . 6
22
4.4.4 Preparations prior to Switching On . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
7 6.20 Menu 13 Response of Safety Device X21 . . . . . . . . . . . 6
23
6.21 Menu 15
Response of the impulse input . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
24
6.22 Menu 16
Response of the command units . . . . . . . . . 6
25
5 Operation 6.23 Menu 17
Miniature lock alters the response of the
5.1 Operating/Control elements on the command elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
26
Control Unit Housing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1 6.24 Menu 18
Multi
function PCB, settings of the
5.2 7
Segment Displays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
2 relay 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
27

5.2.1 General Definition of Terms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
2 6.25 Menu 19
Multi
function PCB, settings of the
5.2.2 Display of the Door Positions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
2 relay 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
28

5.2.3 Possible Signals/Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
2 6.26 Menu 20
Setting the operating modes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
29
5.2.4 Display of Internal Buttons Acknowledged . . . . . . . . 5
3

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Chapter page

6 Initial Operation
6.27 Menu 21 - Monitoring the self-testing
wicket door contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
30
6.28 Menü 22
Learning the end of travel position defined
by the fire alarm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
31
6.29 Menu 99
Resetting data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
32

7 Accessories and Extensions

7.1 General Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1
7.2 Closing edge safety device (SKS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
2
7.3 EZS draw
in safety device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
3
7.4 Traffic lane control PCB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
4
7.5 Central control circuit board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
6
7.6 End of travel position PCB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
7
7.7 Multi
function PCB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
8

8 Service
8.1 General Notes on Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
1
8.2 Manual operation of the Door . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
1
8.2.1 Maintenance Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
1
8.3 Service Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
2
8.3.1 General Notes on the Service Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
2
8.3.2 Action to be taken to call up the Service Menu . . 8
2
8.4 Service Menu 01 Error Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
4
8.5 Service Menu 02 Maintenance Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
5
8.6 Service Menu 03 Door Cycles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
6
8.7 Service Menu 04 Operating Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
7
8.8 Service Menu 05
22 Menu Values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
8
8.9 Service Menu 99 Software Version . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
9
8.10 Error Indication via the Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
10
8.10.1 Error Messages / Error Elimination . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
10
8.11 Safety elements in the control unit housing . . . . . . . . . . . 8
13
8.11.1 General Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
13
8.11.2 Fuses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
13

9 Technical Information
9.1 Wiring of the static current circuit .......................... 9
1

10 Overview Pages at the Back

Overview of the Programme Menu ...................... 10
1

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X100

X51

X110

X110

X111

X51
X50

F1 F2 F3 F4

X40 X42 X10 X59

X90

X30 X20 X21 X22

X1 X2 X3
X91 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6
PE PE PE PE

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Mains connection 3-ph Mains connection 1-ph Motor connection

X90 Chapter 4.4 X90 Chapter 4.4 X91 Chapter 4.4

X90

X91

PE PE PE PE PE PE

L1 L2 L3 N L1 L2 L3 N 1 2 3

BK BN
BK BN GY BU BU 1 2 3
BK

L1 L2 L3 N L N

Door position transducer Cam limit switch Closing edge safety device
X40 Chapter 4.3 X42 Chapter 4.2 X10 Chapter 4.3
X3
1 2 3 4 5 6

X40 X2 X3

23 24 25 26 27 28
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6

X2 X3
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6

S6

S3

S1

S2

S4

S5
X10 X10

X40 X42 X10 X59 Door position sensor Diagnostic interface Safety device/Lintel trap
X59 Chapter 4.3 X30 Chapter 4.3 X20 /X21 Chapter 4.3
X30 X20 X21
1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6

X32 X34

Static current circuit Impulse/Radio receiver External control elements

X1 Chapter 4.3 X2 Chapter 4.3 X3 Chapter 4.3

1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6

X1 X2 X3
1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6

+24 V GND +24 V 1/2 GND

Extension PCBs Cover control elements Control version

X51 Chapter 7 X50 Chapter 5.1 X22 Chapter 5.3

X51

X51
X50 X50

X22 6 5
0
1

1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6

PE PE PE PE

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 Introduction General Notes

1 General Notes

1.1 Introduction
Dear Customer,
Thank you for choosing a quality product from our company. Please keep these instructions safe for later reference!
Please pay attention to the following advice. It gives you important information about fitting and operation of the control in
order that you have many years of pleasure using the product.

1.2 Copyright
All rights owned by our company. Regulations and technical drawings of the Instructions for Initial Operation may not be
distributed, neither fully nor in part. Nor may this documentation be reproduced or communicated to others for competition
purposes. We reserve the right to make technical changes and amendments to the contents without prior notification.

1.3 Warranty
For the warranty the generally recognized terms and conditions or those agreed in the delivery contract shall apply. The
warranty does not cover damage caused due to a lack of knowledge of the operating instructions provided by us. If the
control is used for a different area of application from that defined, the guarantee is likewise cancelled.

1.4 Structure of the Operating Instructions

Subject-related layout
The operating instructions are separated into subject
related chapters.

Type-setting

Important information in the wordwrap (continuous) text is presented in bold type.

Additional information and captions are printed in italics.

The page numbers are counted through, starting with the number of the chapter. Example: 3
13 means chapter 3, page 13.

The numbers of the figures are counted through, starting with the page number. Example 4
12.7 means page 4
12, figure

Advice on personal safety

Safety advice pointing out the hazards to life and limb appears in a grey
shaded box with a war

ning triangle, as is the case here.

Advice on the risk of damage to property

Advice on the risk of damage to property and other important conduct measures appears in a grey
shaded box, as is
the case here.

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1.5 Colour Coding of Cables and Individual Wires

The abbreviations of the colours for identifying cables and wires complies with the international colour code to IEC 757.

BK = black
BN = brown
BU = blue
GD = gold
GN = green
GN/YE = green/yellow
GY = grey
OG = orange
PK = pink
RD = red
SR = silver
TQ = turquoise
VT = violet
WH = white
YE = yellow

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2 Safety

2.1 General Notes

When used properly and for the designated purpose, the industrial door controls are reliable and completely safe to operate.
Nevertheless, when used incorrectly or for purposes other than those designated, they can present hazards. At this point we
would therefore like to expressly draw attention to the safety notes contained in point 2.4.

2.2 Designated Use

This industrial controls may only be used for rolling shutter/rolling grille door operators Series S and K. If these industrial
controls are to be used for any other applications, the manufacturer must be consulted beforehand.
Designated use also includes following all the advice on personal safety and danger to property provided in these
instructions, and complying with the country
specific standards and safety regulations as well as the proof of inspection.
Please also read and follow the Instructions for the Installation, Operation and Maintenance of the electric motor.

2.3 Personal Safety

In working with the industrial controls, the personal safety of the persons handling it, must be paramount.
In Chapter 2.4 we have summarized all the safety advice that appears in the individual chapters. Every person working with
the industrial controls must be familiar with this summary. You should have these persons provide their personal signature
confirming that they are acquainted with this safety advice.
At the start of each chapter we draw attention to the hazardous moments. If necessary, we once again draw attention to the
hazard at the corresponding point in the text.

2.4 Summary of the Safety Advice (arranged in chapters)

Electrical Connection (Chapter 4)

When connecting to the electricity supply, you must observe the following:

Connection may only be carried out by qualified and authorized personnel in accordance with the
local / country
specific electrical safety regulations.
Incorrect connection poses a danger to life!
● The controls are designed to be connected to the public low
voltage mains.

● Before connecting to the mains, check whether the permissible mains voltage range of the con

trols is compatible with the local mains voltage.

● The power supply voltage must be within ± 10 % of the operator working voltage.

● For the three
phase current operator, the operating voltage must rotate clockwise.

● If the controls are permanently connected to the mains, a mains isolator switch with correspon

ding pre
fuse must be installed. Always feed the electrical connection cables into the control unit
housing from below.
● To prevent malfunctions, the control cables must be laid in a separate installation system to the

other supply cables carrying the mains voltage.

● As part of each door inspection, live cables must be checked for insulation faults and breakage

points. If a fault is detected, isolate from the mains immediately and replace the defective cable.
● In the case of control unit housings with a mains switch (optional), this must be switched to "0"

before the housing is opened.

Initial Operation (Chapter 6)

Before putting into service, observe the following:

Before programming the controls, make sure that neither persons nor objects are located in the
door's danger zone because there are some adjustments which cause the door to move.

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Accessories and Extensions (Chapter 7)

Before installing accessories and extensions, please observe the following:

Before installing accessories and extensions, the system must be switched off at the mains and in
accordance with the safety regulations be safeguarded against being switched on again.
● Only install accessories and extensions authorized by the manufacturer for use with these controls.

● The local safety requirements must be observed.

● It is essential to lay the mains and control cables in separate installation systems.

Service (Chapter 8)
Before carrying out any service/maintenance work, please note the following:

Service/maintenance work may only be carried out by qualified and authorized personnel in accordance
with the local/country
specific safety regulations.
Before carrying out any service/maintenance work, the system must be switched off at the mains and in
accordance with the safety regulations be safeguarded to prevent it from being switched back on again
without authorization.

Before calling up the service menu, make sure for safety reasons that there are no persons or
objects located in the door's danger zone.

Before trouble
shooting or taking any corrective action, the system must be switched off at the
mains and in accordance with the safety regulations be safeguarded against being switched on
again.

Before changing fuses, the system must be switched off at the mains and in accordance with the
safety regulations be safeguarded against being switched on again.

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3 Installation

3.1 Standards and regulations

Prior to installation, the following regulations in particular (without any claim to completeness) must be observed:
European Standards
EN 12453 Doors
Safety in use of Power
Driven Doors
Requirements

EN 12978 Tore Protection Devices for Power
Driven Doors Requirements
and Test Methods
VDE Regulations
VDE 0113 Electrical Installations with Electronic Operating Devices

VDE 0700 Safety of Electric Equipment for Domestic Use and Similar Purposes
Health and Safety Standards
VBG 4 Electrical Installations and Operating Devices

ZH 1/494 Directives for Power
Driven Windows and Doors

3.2 Fitting information

Operating the standard version of the controls in potentially explosive areas is not permitted. The housing should be
fastened via all the installation feet supplied on an even, vibration
free base.
To achieve a user
friendly viewing height, we recommend that the bottom edge of the housing be at a height of approx.
1400 mm.

3.2.1 General
1400

3–1.1 Installation Height 3–1.2 Required Tools 3–1.3 Content Bag of Accessories for
the Control Unit Housing

3.2.2 Mounting feet vertical

160
358

3–1.4 Control Unit Housing with vertical
3–1.5 Fixing the installation feet,view 3–1.6 Drilling pattern of the mounting
ly fixed installation feet from the back and front. holes, required fixings.

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3.2.3 Mounting feet horizontal

212

285
B

3–2.1 Control Unit Housing with horizon
3–2.2 Fixing the installation feet, view 3–2.3 Drilling pattern of the mounting
tally fixed installation feet from the back and front holes, required fixings

3.2.4 Fitting direct on the wall or on surfaces

160

306

3–2.4 Control unit housing without 3–2.5 Using the mounting holes of the 3–2.6 Drilling pattern of the mounting
installation feet, mounted directly to the housing holes, required fixings
wall

3.2.5 Cover fixing

3–2.7 Insert all the screws into the cover

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5
H 1

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12
0
A

3–3.1 Content Bag of accessories for the 3–3.2 Assembly 3–3.3 Check that the housing connec

housing extension tors are correctly positioned

212

125
445
285

3–3.4 Control unit housing and extension 3–3.5 Drilling pattern of the mounting
with horizontally fixed installation feet holes, required fixings.

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4 Electrical Connection

4.1 General Notes

When connecting to the electricity supply, you must observe the following:

Connection may only be carried out by qualified and authorized personnel in accordance with the
local / country
specific electrical safety regulations.
Incorrect connection poses a danger to life!
● The controls are designed to be connected to the public low
voltage mains.

● Before connecting to the mains, check whether the permissible mains voltage range of the con

trols is compatible with the local mains voltage.

● The power supply voltage must be within ± 10 % of the operator working voltage.

● For the three
phase current operator, the operating voltage must rotate clockwise.

● If the controls are permanently connected to the mains, a mains isolator switch with correspon

ding pre
fuse must be installed.

● Always feed the electrical connection cables into the control unit housing from below.

● To prevent malfunctions, the control cables must be laid in a separate installation system to the

other supply cables carrying the mains voltage.

● As part of each door inspection, live cables must be checked for insulation faults and breakage

points. If a fault is detected, isolate from the mains immediately and replace the defective cable.
● In the case of control unit housings with a mains switch (optional), this must be switched to "0"

before the housing is opened.

4.2 Fitting the operator connection leads

4–1.1 The following is required:

motor connection cable, mains connection cable, 6
core system cable.

4.2.1 Connection of the motor/system lead to the operator

4–1.2 Press seal tightly in 4–1.3 Locate cable connection

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A
X40

1 2 PE 3 4 A 23 24 25 26 27 28

23 24 25 26 27 28

B S6
S6
1 2 GN/YE 3 S3
S3

B S1
S1

S2
C S2

S4 S4

S5 S5

4–2.1 Positions of the motor (A), door 4–2.2 Connection of the motor lead to 4–2.3 Connection of the system lead to
position transducer (B), cam limit switch the connection socket - A = door position transducer
(C) connections - B = cam limit switch

4.2.2 Connecting the motor connection cable / system cable to the control unit

10
0

4–2.4 Loosening the screws on the 4–2.5 Thread plug and fastening nut 4–2.6 Final assembly on the control unit
motor cable through the flange plate housing cover

2
15
0

4–2.7 Preparing the screwed cable 4–2.8 Leading through the system cable, 4–2.9 Fitting the housing cover
gland for the system cable positioning the gasket.

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X91

PE PE PE PE

1 2 3 GN/YE

4–3.1 Ready fitted housing cover 4–3.2 Position of the motor connection 4–3.3 Connecting the motor cable to
X91 in the control unit housing X91

X91

PE PE PE PE

X90/N

1 2 3 4 GN/YE

4–3.4 Motor type S25WS:

Connecting the motor cable to X91/X90

4.2.3 Connection of the operator system lead to the control

23 24 25 26 27 28
X40

S6

S3

S1

S2

S4

S5

X40 X42 X10 X59 X40 X42 X10 X59

4–3.5 Position of the system cables 4–3.6 Connection of the system lead 4–3.7 Connection of the system lead
X40/X42 in the control unit housing door position transducer to X40 cam limit switch to X42

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4.3 Connecting external command and control element

4.3.1 Connecting the system cables in the control unit housing

X40 Door position transducer

X40 X42 X10 X59
X42 Cam limit switch

X59 Diagnostic interface

X30 X20 X21

X30 Closing edge safety device (with optosensor or resistance

contact strip 8K2) in the door closing direction (see chapter 7)

4–4.1 Connecting the system cables,

e.g. closing edge safety device to X30

X2
1 2 3 4
X10 External control elements X3
Connect X10 of the extension PCB to X10 of the control 1 2 3 4 5 6

unit. X2 X3
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6

X2 X3 +24 V GND
Connect impulse inputs (e.g. radio receiver) to X2 as shown. 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6

1 +24V X3
1 2 3 4 5 6
2 Impulse (see Programme Menue 15) X10 X10

3 Impulse (jumpered to 2)
4 GND reference potential

Connect the external control elements to X3 as shown. +24 V GND

1 +24 V
4–4.2 Connecting external control
2 OPEN button
elements to X10
3 CLOSE button
4 GND reference potential
5 STOP button, connection 1
6 STOP button, connection 2 (when connecting,
remove jumper between terminals 5/6!)

X20 Lintel trap guard

X40 X42 X10 X59
X21 Safety device (e.g. photocell)

X30 X20 X21

Self-monitoring safety devices with system cable
Safety devices with test as a safety means (e. g. one
way or
reflection photocell with test) are connected directly with the
system lead to the socket receptacle X20/21 (rolling shutter).
The response of the operator to these safety devices must be set in the corres

ponding menus 12/13.

4–4.3 Connecting the safety devices

with system cabling

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Other cable-connected devices

Other devices (e.g. induction loops, light curtains, radar detectors) can be
1 2
connected to a screw terminal adapter. Connection to the control unit to plug
sockets X20/21 is made via a system cable.
The test is can be switched in as an option.
The response of the operator to these safety devices must be set in the corres

ponding menus 12/13.
Mains voltage: 24 V DC ±15% ON

1 2
Current output: max. 250 mA

1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 1 2

Ungetestete Sicherheitseinrichtungen sind nur für den

Sachschutz zulässig!
4–5.1 Adapter screw terminal on system
cable

4.3.2 Connecting to the screw terminal strips in the control unit housing

X1 Static current circuit (N.C. contact, e.g. emergency
STOP)

X3 External buttons X1 X2 X3
1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6
1 +24 V X1
2 OPEN button
3 CLOSE button
4 HALF
OPEN button 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6
5 STOP button (when connected, remove jumper to terminal 6!)
6 GND reference potential

+24 V GND +24 V 1/2 GND

4–5.2 Connecting the screw terminals

X2 Impulse input (e.g. radio receiver)

1 2 3 4
1 +24V X2
2 Impulse (see Programme Menue 15)
3 Impulse (jumpered to 2) BN GN
4 GND reference potential WH

External voltage at the terminal strips X1/X2/X3 will destroy the electronics. 4–5.3 Connecting the radio receiver

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4.4 Mains Connection

4.4.1 Connecting the mains lead

X90

PE PE PE PE

GN/YE

4–6.1 Housing flange with mains lead 4–6.2 Position of the motor connection 4–6.3 Connecting the mains lead's pro

X90 in the control unit housing tective conductor

X90 X90 X90

PE PE PE PE
PE PE PE PE PE PE PE PE

X91

4
L1 L2 L3 N L1 L2 L3 N L1 L2 L3 N

BK BN GY BU BN BU BN BU

4–6.4 Mains connection: 3
phase current 4–6.5 Motor type S25WS: 4–6.6 Motor type K09:
to X90 mains connection 1
phase current to mains connection 1
phase current to
X90 must be rewired. X90 must be rewired.

4.4.2 Direct wiring of mains isolator switch

If the control unit is supposed to be used in an IP 65 system of enclosure , the CEE plug delivered shall not be used.
The voltage is applied directly to the mains isolator. Pre
fuses in accordance to local regulations.

X91 4

X90 X90 X90

L1 L2 L3 L3 N N L1 L2 L3 L3 N N L1 L2 L3 L3 N N

PE PE PE PE PE PE PE PE PE PE PE PE

PE PE PE
N

N
N

N N N
T3
L3
T3

T3
L3

L3

L3 L L
T2
L2
T2

T2
L2

L2

L2
T1
L1
T1

T1
L1

L1

L1

4–6.7 Mains connection: 3
phase current 4–6.8 Motortyp S25WS: 4–6.9 Motortyp K09WS:
to mains isolator switch Mains connection: single
phase current Mains connection: single
phase current
to mains isolator switch to mains isolator switch

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4.4.3 Connecting to 3-phase current low voltage without neutral wire (e.g. 230 V 3ph)
● Prior to installation, please procede as follows

Make sure that the voltage between 2 phases is max 230 V ± 10 %

Take the neutral wire ( blue) off the mains isolator/ terminal N and the X90
L1 L2 L3 L3 N N
plug X 90/ terminal N

Take wire L 2 off the plug X 90/ terminal L2 and screw to terminal N L2

Connect plug X 90/ terminal N with a jumper to L2 PE PE PE PE

Re
plug the motor to a 3ph „delta“ connection acc. to chapter 9.1

PE
- Check the operator motor regarding usability for the voltage.

N
N

T3
L3
L3

T2
L2
L2

T1
L1
L1

4–7.1 Connecting to 3
phase current

low voltage without neutral wire

4.4.4 Preparations before switching on the control unit

● On the control unit re
check the following:

All the electrical connections.

Jumper X1/X3 and short
circuit plug X10 (static current circuit) must be
inserted in the PCB if no further accessories are connected here.
- Check wire jumper X22 for the required control version X40 X42 X10 X59
(see chapter 5).

● Pre
fuse of the CEE mains socket in accordance with the local regulations.
X30 X20 X21 X22
● Check whether voltage is applied to the mains socket. If possible, in case X1 X2 X3
of a three
phase current network, test for a clockwise rotating field. 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6
X1

With three
phase current, the motor can rotate in the wrong direction during
initial operation if the mains socket does not have a clockwise rotating field.
A clockwise rotating field must be established by a qualified electrician.
4–7.2 Jumper X1/X3 and short
circuit
plug X10, Wire jumper X22
● Check that the operator has been correctly installed mechanically.
● Check that the motor connection box cover is properly fastened.
● For safety reasons open the door by hand to a height of approx.
500
1000 mm (depending on door weight) (see chapter 8.2).

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5 Operation

5.1 Control elements on and in the control unit

A OPEN button
To open the door.

B STOP button
To stop movement of the door A

C Numerical display
Two 7
segment numbers indicate the B
various operating states. C H

D CLOSE button D
To close the door.

E HALF-OPEN button
To open the door to the programmed E
intermediate position.

F Miniature lock 0

The miniature lock cuts off the push

1 I
F
buttons on the control unit lid and
can be replaced by a profile half

G
cylinder. If required the connections
can be changed and the miniature
lock can serve as a masterswitch

G Main switch
The main switch (optional) cuts off
the operating voltage from the 5–1.1 Control elements on and in the control unit housing
mains.
It can be locked with a padlock for
maintenance and service work.

H Programming button
The programming button serves to
initiate and terminate the menu pro

gramming.
X5 X4
I Selection of the control version
The wire jumper determines the
function of the control for rolling
grilles or rolling shutters.

5–1.2 Connecting the keyboard PCB to 5–1.3 Connecting the miniature lock to
X50 in the control unit X5 of the keyboard PCB

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5.2 7-Segment Displays

The 7
segment displays serve to indicate door positions, operating states and error messages.

5.2.1 General definition of terms

Possible indication states of the 7
segment displays are explained in the following:

A Nothing displayed
B Point glows
C Number lights up A B C
D Point flashes
E Number flashes

D E

5–2.1 Possible indication states of the

7
segment displays

5.2.2 Display of the door positions

How the door positions are depicted on the 7
segment display.

A Bar sides and bottom The controls are being used for the very first
time and have not yet undergone the
learning procedure. A B C
B Bar at top Door in OPEN end
of
travel position
C Bar in the centre, flashing Door travels to the end
of
travel positions
D Bar in the centre, lights up Door stopped at any position
E Bar at bottom Door in CLOSE end
of
travel position
F Bar sides and in the centre Door in programmed intermediate end
of

travel position (HALF
OPEN position) D E F G
G Bar at top, centre, bottom Door in programmed fire
alarm position
(Door position transducer)
5–2.2 Displays for the door positions

5.2.3 Possible operating messages

During operation these messages can appear on both 7
segment displays.

A A constantly glowing represents a menu number (e.g. menu 04)

two
digit number A B
B Flashing two
digit number indicates the presently set function number
of a menu (e.g. function 01)
C One
digit / two
digit An error number is indicated (e.g. error
number with flashing point number 05) C D
D L flashing A learn cycle in dead man's mode must be
completed.
E Constantly glowing bar Door position sensor not connected
at top and bottom or defective E F
F Balken seitlich leuchtend Endlagen Tor
Auf oder Tor
Zu wurden über

fahren (nur Tor
Positionsgeber) 5–2.3 Possible messages during opera

tion

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5.2.4 Display - Button on the control unit housing actuated -

Pressing of the buttons on the control unit housing leads to signal changes at the corresponding inputs and is indicated on
the display for a period of approx. 2 seconds.

Button Display indication

Stop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
OPEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
CLOSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Key switch in pos. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Plug of key switch must be inserted at X4 (see Programme Menu 17)

5.2.5 Display - Externally connected buttons actuated -

Pressing the externally connected buttons leads to signal changes at the corresponding inputs and is indicated on the dis

play for a period of approx. 2 seconds.

Button Display indication

Stop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
OPEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
CLOSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Impulse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

5.2.6 Display - Signals to the inputs of the extension units -

Signal changes at the inputs belonging to the extension units are indicated on the display for a period of 2 seconds (see also
page 7
3).

Input Display indication

Input 1, traffic lane control X60 ..... 70
Input 2, traffic lane control X60 ..... 71
Input 3, traffic lane control X60 ..... 72
Input 4, traffic lane control X60 ..... 73
Input 5, traffic lane control X61 ..... 74
Input 6, traffic lane control X61 ..... 75
Input 7, traffic lane control X61 ..... 76
Input 8, traffic lane control X61 ..... 77

Input 1, option relay X61 . . . . . . . . . . 74

5.2.7 Display during automatic timer function and traffic light control
If the PCB automatic timer /traffic light control is in use or if the photocell (connected to X20/21) is defective, will the
message change from the figure 12 to the indication of Door closed

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5.3 Additional explanations to the control elements

5.3.1 Selection of the control version

The wire jumper X22 determines the function of the control for rolling
grilles or rolling shutters.

A Wire jumper fitted: rolling grille *

* = factory setting.
A lintel trap guard (see chapter 7) is compulsory.
The programme menu 12 for adjusting the reaction of safety devices
cannot be programmed.

B Wire jumper removed: rolling shutter

The programme menu 12 for adjusting the reaction of safety devices
can be programmed.
X22
1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6

The wire jumper is only allowed to be removed when the control

5–4.1 Position of the wire jumper X22
voltage is switched off.

5–4.2 Selection of the control version

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6 Putting into Service

6.1 Type of door operator fitting
With the various fitting types, the rotation direction of the operator and that of the door movement varies. This must be
taken into consideration when putting the control unit into service.

6.1.1 "Horizontal" fitting type

6–1.1 "Horizontal" fitting type 6–1.2 Setting the controls

6.1.2 Vertikal (mirror image) fitting type

Reserved for future applications

6–1.3 Vertical (mirror image) fitting type 6–1.4 Setting the controls

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6.2 Programme Menu

6.2.1 General information on the programme menu

For putting into service, observe the following:

Before programming the controls, make sure that neither persons nor objects are located in the
door's danger zone because there are some adjustments which cause the door to move.

6.2.2 Action to be taken in programming the control unit

● Establish a power supply

- For safety reasons open the door

by hand to a height of approx.
500
1000 mm (depending on door
weight) (see chapter 8.2).

Insert the CEE plug into the mains
socket.

Turn main switch (optional) to positi

on 1.

● Status display
- U when first taking into operation for
a non learnt
in control (door position
transducer) or – for the intermediate 3s
travel limit (cam limit switch).

● Initiate programming 6–2.1 Establish a power supply, display 6–2.2 Initiating programming

Open the control unit housing. indicates "non
learned" or "intermediate

Press the programming button for 3 end
of
travel position".
sec.

00 is displayed.
1x - 99x
● Selecting the menu number

Press the OPEN button as often as 1x
is necessary to arrive at the desired
menu number (example 07).

By pressing the CLOSE button a
corresponding number of times, you
can page back.

● Acknowledging the menu number

As soon as the desired menu num

ber is displayed, press the STOP 1x - 99x
button. The function number of the
selected menu is displayed flashing 6–2.3 Selecting the menu number 6–2.4 Acknowledging the menu number
(example 04). (07). Function number (04) is displayed.

● Altering the function number

Press the OPEN button as often as 1x - 99x
is necessary to arrive at the desired
function number (example 09).

By pressing the CLOSE button a 1x
corresponding number of times, you
can page back.

● Acknowledging the function number

As soon as the desired function
number is displayed, press the
STOP button. The previously selec

ted menu number (example 07) is 1x - 99x
displayed.

6–2.5 Altering the function number 6–2.6 Acknowledging the function num

ber (09). Menu number (07) is display

ed.
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Either
● select the new menu number and

alter the corresponding function number. 1x - 99x

1x - 99x

6–3.1 Selecting a new menu number

or
● Terminate the programming

Press the programming button for 3 sec.

The display indicates the corresponding operating status (end
of
travel posi

tion or intermediate end
of
travel position).

3s

6–3.2 Terminating the programming

If within 60 seconds no button is pressed, the altered settings are rejected and the control system automatically exits
the programming mode.

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6.3 Programme menu 00 - Select door position transducer or cam limit switch -

Here, according to motor type, the door position transducer (potentiometer) or cam limit switch to be used is selected.

Action to be taken
● either
If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The set function number is displayed flashing.

● Setting the function 1x

Press the OPEN button. Each press increases the function number (max.
function number 01).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each press reduces the function number (min.
function number 00).

● Quit the menu

- Press the Stop button once.
- Menu number 00 appears.
- The setting of the functions in this menu is concluded.
1x
● Terminate the programming

Press the programming button for 3 sec. 6–4.1 Selecting the function number

The corresponding door position is displayed.

00* Door position transducer

01 Cam limit switch

The function set is only taken over by ending the programming.

Adjusting the cam limit switch, see chapter 6.10 to 6.15

6–4.2 The adjustable functions

* = Factory setting.

1x

3s

6–4.3 Acknowledging the function num

ber. Terminating the programming

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6.4 Programme Menu 01 - Determine type of fitting/learn SKS-Stop and travel limits (door position transducer) -

This menu is only carried out with operation via press-and-hold. A fine adjustment of the travel limit can be made in menu
03/04.

Action to be taken
● Initiating the programming (see chapter 6.2).

Open the control unit housing, press the programming button for 3 sec. The menu number 00 is displayed.

Press the OPEN button once. The menu number 01 is displayed.

Press the STOP button once. "Position" L –– is displayed flashing.

By pressing the STOP button, the procedure can be aborted.

● Deleting the existing values

Press the OPEN and CLOSE but

tons simultaneously.
1x

The existing values are deleted and
the "horizontal" fitting type == is dis

played flashing.

● Establishing the fitting type (chap. 6.1)

Press the OPEN button once for the
"vertical" fitting type I I.
or

Press the CLOSE button once
"Horizontal" fitting type

Press the STOP button once.

The fitting type has been learned
1x
and "position" L – is displayed
flashing. 6–5.1 Deleting existing values, the "hori
6–5.2 Select "Vertical" (mirrored) or
zontal" fitting type is displayed "horizontal" fitting type
● Programming the OPEN end
of
travel
position

Press the OPEN button until the top
end
of
travel position is reached.

Three-phase current operator:

If the door moves towards the
CLOSE end
of
travel position, switch
off and safeguard in accordance with 1x
the safety advice.
A clockwise rotating field must be
established by a qualified electrician.
1x
If necessary, corrections can be
made via the CLOSE button.

Press the STOP button once.
- The travel limit Door
Open has been 6–5.3 Acknowledging the "fitting type", 6–5.4 Programming the OPEN end
of

learnt
in and the flashing display "position" L – is displayed travel position
"Position" L –I appears. (SKS
Stop)

SKS-Stop
In order to prevent a false reaction,
(e.g. unintentional reversing), the
position SKS
Stop deactivates the
closing edge safety device shortly before
50

reaching the travel limit Door
Close.

● Programme SKS-STOP position

- Drive the door to within 50 mm before the lower
travel limit with the Door
Close button (operation via press
and
hold). 1x
If necessary it can be corrected with the Door
Open button.
- Press the Stop button once.
- The SKS
Stop position has been learnt
in and the flashing display
"Position" L – appears.
6–5.6 Programme SKS
Stop position
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● Programming the CLOSE end
of
travel position

Press and hold the CLOSE button (dead man's mode) until the bottom end

of
travel position is reached.
Any necessary corrections can be made via the OPEN button.

Press the STOP button once.

The CLOSE end
of
travel position has been learned and the menu number
01 is displayed.

Programming of the "end
of
travel positions" is completed.

● Carry out a test run for the end
of
travel positions via Programme Menu 02.
1x
After each door cycle in dead man's
mode, it takes the control system
approx. 1.5 sec. to respond to the
next movement command. 6–6.1 Programming the CLOSE end
of

During this time the display travel position
does not flash.

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6.5 Programme menu 02 - Test run for the end-of-travel positions (door position transducer) -

This menu serves as help in checking the door travel limits after learning
in (menu 01) and fine adjustment
(menu 03/04) and is only carried out with operation via press-and-hold.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. "Position" L – is displayed flashing.

● Check the OPEN end
of
travel position

Press and hold the OPEN button (dead man's mode) until the top end
of

travel position is reached.

The door stops and "position" L – is displayed flashing.
● Check the CLOSE end
of
travel position

Press and hold the CLOSE button (dead man's mode) until the bottom end

of
travel position is reached.

The door stops and "position" L – is displayed flashing.

If the door should travel beyond the end-of-travel position

and the safety device has come into action, open the door
again mechanically (see chap. 8.2) and re-learn the end-of-
6–7.1 Checking the OPEN end
of
travel
travel position (chap. 6.3)
position
After each door cycle in dead man's mode, it takes the control
system approx. 1.5 sec. to respond to the next movement com

mand.
During this time the display does not flash.

● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The programme Menu number 02 is displayed.

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed.

● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
or
● Terminate the programming 6–7.2 Checking the CLOSE end
of
tra


Press the programming button for 3 sec. vel position

The corresponding door position is displayed.

1x

3s

6–7.3 Acknowledging the function num

ber. Terminating the programming
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6.6 Programme Menu 03 - Fine adjustment of the OPEN" end-of-travel position (door position transducer) -
In this menu you can re
locate in 9 steps the actual OPEN end
of
travel positions compared with the learned end
of
travel
position from programme menu 01. This procedure can be repeated as often as you like.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The number of steps is displayed flashing.

● Setting the OPEN end
of
travel position further in the OPEN direction 1x - 9x

Press the OPEN button. Each press of the button re
locates the actual end

of
travel position one step further behind the learned end
of
travel position.
- Possible increments are 9 steps (the increment is dependent on the
gearing used and the winding diameter).

1x 9x
After each alteration via the fine adjustment the actual end
of
travel
position of the door must be checked. To do this, stay in the program

ming mode and switch directly over to programme menu 02 "Test run
+9
for end
of
travel positions".
+1
0 0 0

6–8.1 Setting the OPEN end
of
travel

position further in the OPEN direction
● Setting the OPEN end
of
travel position back in the CLOSE direction

Press the CLOSE button. Each press of the button relocates the actual end

of
travel position one step further in front of the learned end
of
travel posi

tion.
- Possible increments are 9 steps (the increment is dependent on the
gearing used and the winding diameter). 1x - 9x

After each alteration via the fine adjustment the actual end
of
travel 1x 9x
position of the door must be checked. To do this, stay in the program

ming mode and switch directly over to programme menu 02 "Test run
for end
of
travel positions". 0 0 0
-1

-9

6–8.2 Setting the OPEN end
of
travel

position back in the CLOSE direction
● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The programme menu number 03 is displayed.

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed. 1x

● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the function number.
or
● Terminate the programming 3s

Press the programming button for 3 sec.

The corresponding door position is displayed.

6–8.3 Acknowledging the function num

ber. Terminating the programming

6–8 TR25E117
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6.7 Programme Menu 04 - Fine adjustment of the CLOSE end-of-travel position (door position transducer) -
In this menu you can re
locate in 9 steps the actual CLOSE end
of
travel positions compared with the learned end
of
travel
position from programme menu 01. This procedure can be repeated as often as you like.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The number of steps is displayed flashing.

● Setting the CLOSE end
of
travel position back in the OPEN 1x - 9x

Press the OPEN button. Each press of the button re
locates the actual end

of
travel position one step back in front of the learned end
of
travel positi

on.
- Possible increments are 9 steps (the increment is dependent on the
gearing used and the winding diameter).
1x 9x

After each alteration via the fine adjustment the actual end
of
travel
position of the door must be checked. To do this, stay in the program
+9
ming mode and switch directly over to menu 02 "Test run for end
of
tra

+1
vel positions". 0 0 0

6–9.1 Setting the CLOSE end
of
travel

position back in the OPEN direction
● Setting the CLOSE end
of
travel position further in the CLOSE direction

Press the CLOSE button. Each press of the button relocates the actual end

of
travel position one step further behind the learned end
of
travel position.
- Possible increments are 9 steps (the increment is dependent on the
gearing used and the winding diameter).
1x - 9x

After each alteration via the fine adjustment the actual end
of
travel 1x 9x
position of the door must be checked. To do this, stay in the program

ming mode and switch directly over to menu 02 "Test run for end
of
tra

vel positions". 0 0 0
-1

If the door should travel beyond the end-of-travel position and the safety -9

device has come into action, open the door again mechanically (see
chap. 5.3) and finely adjust the end-of-travel position again. 6–9.2 Setting the CLOSE end
of
travel
position further in the CLOSE direction
● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The programme menu number 04 is displayed.

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed. 1x
● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
or
● Terminate the programming

Press the programming button for 3 sec. 3s

The corresponding door position is displayed.

6–9.3 Acknowledging the function num

ber. Terminating the programming
TR25E117 6–9
 Putting into Service 460 R Programme Menu 05

6.8 Programme Menu 05 - Press-and-release operation in the Door-Open direction (door position transducer and
cam limit switch) -

With this menu press
and
release operation in the direction Door
Open can be selected for rolling shutters.
For carrying out this function with rolling grilles an EZS (see chapter 7) must be available.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once.

The set function number is displayed 1x
flashing.

● Setting the function

Press the OPEN button. Each press
increases the function number (max.
function number 01).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each
press reduces the function number
(min. function number 00). 1x

● Terminating the menu 6–10.1 Selecting the function number

Press the STOP button once.

The programme menu number 05 is displayed.

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed. 00* Operation via press
and
hold

● Setting further functions 01 Press
and
release
operation

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
or
● Terminate the programming

Press the programming button for 3 sec.

The corresponding door position is displayed.

When setting the programme menu 05 to function 01

"press
and
release operation" the function 04 is automatically
set to "safety device in the direction Door
Open". This safety
device is compulsory for rolling shutters with heights
≤ 2500 mm. Specific country regulations must be complied with. 6–10.2 The adjustable functions
* = Factory setting.
For operation with rolling grilles (chapter 5.3) programme menu
12 is not displayed.

1x

3s

6–10.3 Acknowledging the function

number. Terminating the programming
6–10 TR25E117
 Programme Menu 08 460 R Putting into Service

6.9 Programme menu 08 - Learning the intermediate end-of-travel position (HALF OPEN) (door position
transducer) -

With the intermediate end
of
travel function, the door opens via the HALF
OPEN button to a specific "learned" height only.
This menu is only executed in dead man's mode. Learnt
in intermediate travel limits can be deleted in menu 99.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. "Position" L I–I is displayed flashing.

● Learning the intermediate end
of
travel position

Press and hold the OPEN button (dead man's mode) until the desired inter

mediate end
of
travel position is reached.
Any necessary corrections can be made via the CLOSE button.

After each door cycle in dead man's mode, it takes the control system
approx. 1.5 sec. to respond to the next movement command. During
this time the display does not flash.

6–11.1 Learning the OPEN intermediate

end
of
travel position

● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The programme menu number 08 is displayed.

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed. 1x

● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
or
● Terminate the programming
3s

Press the programming button for 3 sec.

The corresponding door position is displayed.

6–11.2 Acknowledging the function

number. Terminating the programming

TR25E117 6–11
 Putting into Service 460 R Cam limit switch

6.10 Programme Menu 01 - Determine type of fitting (cam limit switch) -

Action to be taken
● Initiating the programming (see chapter 6.2).

Open the control unit housing, press the programming button for 3 sec. The menu number 00 is displayed.

Press the OPEN button once. The menu number 01 is displayed.

Press the STOP button once. "Position" == is displayed flashing.

By pressing the STOP button, the procedure can be aborted.

● Determine type of fitting (chapter 6.1)

- Press Door
Close button once for
"Vertical" I I type of fitting.
or
- Press Door
Open button once for
"Horizontal" == type of fitting. 1x
- Press Stop button once.
- The type of fitting has been learnt
in.
The display shows the
menu number 01.

● Finish programming
- Press programming button for 3 sec.

● Carry out additional procedures from

chapter 6.11.
1x

6–12.1 Display shows the type of fitting 6–12.2 Select "Horizontal" or "Vertical
"Horizontal" (mirrored)" type of fitting

Das Tor erst verfahren, wenn die gewünschten Endlagen

eingestellt wurden (Kap. 6.5), da diese sonst überfahren
werden und es zu Schäden kommen kann
1x

6–12.3 Confirm "Type of fitting" display,

the menu number "01" appears

6–12 TR25E117
 Cam limit switch 460 R Putting into Service

6.11 Adjust Door-Open and Door-Close travel limits for the "Horizontal" (cam limit switch) type of fitting

● For safety reasons open the door by hand to a height of approx. 500
1000 mm (depending on door weight)
(see chapter 8.2).

● Adjust Door-Open travel limit

- Press the Door
Open button (operation via press
and
hold) until the door reaches its position shortly before the required
Door
Open travel limit. If necessary it can be corrected with the Door
Close button.

3-phase current operation:

If the door moves in the travel limit close direction, switch off the system and safeguard it in accordance with the safety
guidelines. A clockwise rotating has to be established by a trained person.

- Turn the switch cam for the Door

Open travel limit (Fig. 6
13.1, S3,
colour green) in the given direction
(Fig. 6
13.2) until the corresponding S6 BK
switch is activated and the
S3 GN
7
segment display of the bar at the
S1 RD
top illuminates (Fig. 6
13.3).
- Hold the switch cam and tighten the S2 RD
grub screw (2.5 spanner) in the S4 GN
middle (Fig. 6
13.3).
S5 YE

● Adjust Door-Open safety limit switch

- Turn the switch cam for the
Door
Open limit switch (Fig. 6
13.4,
S1, colour red) in the given direction 6–13.1 Switch cam S3 6–13.2 Switching direction of
(Fig. 6
13.5) and adjust it so that
Door
Open travel limit
switch cam S3
Door
Open travel limit

directly after running over the limit
switch S3 the safety limit switch
is activated.
- Hold the switch cam and tighten the S6 BK
S6 BK
grub screw (2.5 spanner) in the S3 GN
S3 GN
middle (Fig. 6
13.6). SW2,5
S1 RD
S1 RD
S2 RD
S2 RD
S4 GN
S4 GN
S5 YE
S5 YE

6–13.3 Door
Open travel limit display, 6–13.4 Switch cam S1

fasten cam
Door
Open safety limit switch

S6 BK

S3 GN

S1 RD
SW2,5
S2 RD

S4 GN

S5 YE

6–13.5 Switching direction of 6–13.6 Fasten cam

switch cam S1
Door
Open
safety limit switch

TR25E117 6–13
 Putting into Service 460 R Cam limit switch

● Adjust Door-Close travel limit

- Press the Door
Open button
(operation via press
and
hold) until
the door reaches its position shortly S6 BK
before the required Door
Close
S3 GN
travel limit. If necessary it can be
corrected with the Door
Open button. S1 RD

S2 RD
- Turn the switch cam for the Door

Close travel limit (Fig. 6
14.1, S4, S4 GN
colour green) in the given direction
S5 YE
(Fig. 6
14.2) until the corresponding
switch is activated and the
7
segment display of the bar at the
bottom illuminates (Fig. 6
14.3).
- Hold the switch cam and tighten the 6–14.1 Switch cam S4 6–14.2 Switching direction of switch
grub screw (2.5 spanner) in the
Door
Close travel limit
cam S4
Door
Close travel limit

middle (Fig. 6
14.3).

● Adjust Door-Close safety limit switch

- Turn the switch cam for the Door

Close limit switch (Fig. 6
14.4, S2, S6 BK
S6 BK
colour red) in the given direction
(Fig. 6
14.5) and adjust it so that S3 GN
S3 GN
directly after running over the limit S1 RD
S1 RD
switch S4 the safety limit switch
is activated. S2 RD
S2 RD
- Hold the switch cam and tighten the S4 GN
S4 GN
grub screw (2.5 spanner) in the SW2,5 S5 YE
middle (Fig. 6
14.6). S5 YE

● Check the travel limits

- Only by driving the door completely
between Door
Open and Door
Close 6–14.3 Door
Close travel limit display, 6–14.4 Switch cam S2
can the actual travel limit reached be fasten cam
Door
Close safety limit switch

determined.
- The bottom seal must lie on the floor.
- Maximum 3
5 lath profiles above the
bottom seal are driven into each
other, the rest of the curtain hangs.
S6 BK
- With the fine adjustment (chapter
6.2.3) the required travel limit can S3 GN
be approached accurately. S1 RD
The adjustment of the travel limit
has to be checked again. S2 RD
SW2,5
S4 GN
● Final operations
S5 YE
- After completing the adjustments
tighten up the motor housing cover.

6–14.5 Switching direction of 6–14.6 Fasten cam

switch cam S2
Door
Close
safety limit switch

6–14 TR25E117
 Cam limit switch 460 R Putting into Service

6.12 Adjust SKS-Stop limit switch (cam limit switch)

In order to prevent a false reaction, (e.g. unintentional reversing), the position SKS
Stop deactivates the closing edge safety
device shortly before reaching the travel limit Door
Close.

● Adjust SKS-Stop position

- Press the Door
Close button
(operation via press
and
hold) until
the door reaches its position max.
50 mm before the Door
Close S6 BK
travel limit.
S3 GN
If necessary it can be corrected
with the Door
Open button. S1 RD
- Turn the switch cam for the SKS

S2 RD
Stop position (Fig. 6
15.2, S6, colour
black) in the given direction S4 GN

50
(Fig. 6
15.3) until the corresponding S5 YE
switch is activated.
- Hold the switch cam and tighten the
grub screw (2.5 spanner) in the
middle (Fig. 6
15.4).
6–15.1 SKS
Stop position 6–15.2 Switch cam S6

SKS
Stop

S6 BK
SW2,5
S3 GN

S1 RD

S2 RD

S4 GN

S5 YE

6–15.3 Switching direction of 6–15.4 Fasten cam

switch cam S6
SKS
Stop

TR25E117 6–15
 Putting into Service 460 R Cam limit switch

6.13 Fine adjustment of the Door-Open travel limit for the "Horizontal" (cam limit switch) type of fitting

● Finely adjust Door-Open travel limit

- Press the Door
Open button
(operation via press
and
hold) until
the operator stops at the travel limit. S6 BK
- If the required position is not reached, S3 GN
the position can be got nearer to with SW2,5
S1
the fine adjustment in the cam.
- Turn the grub screw (2.5 spanner) in the S2 RD

switch cam for the Door
Open travel limit S4 GN

(Fig. 6
16.1, S3, colour green) in the required
S5 YE
direction.

6–16.1 Fine adjustment of switch cam

Fine adjustments should always be made in small steps. In doing so S3
Door
Open travel limit
the actual travel limits reached should be checked time and again by
driving the door completely in the opposite position and then back.

● Final operations
- After completing the adjustments 0
tighten up the motor housing cover.

6–16.2 Moving direction for fine adjust

ment

6–16.3 Fine adjustment of switch cam

S3
Door
Open travel limit

6–16 TR25E117
 Cam limit switch 460 R Putting into Service

6.14 Fine adjustment of the Door-Close travel limit for the "Horizontal" (cam limit switch) type of fitting
● Finely adjust Door-Close travel limit
- Press the Door
Close button
(operation via press
and
hold) until
the operator stops at the travel limit. S6 BK
- If the required position is not reached,
the position can be got nearer to with S3 GN

the fine adjustment in the cam. S1 RD

- Turn the grub screw (2.5 spanner) in the
switch cam for the Door
Close travel S2 RD

limit (Fig. 6
17.1, S4, colour green) in S4 GN

the required direction. SW2,5
S5

Fine adjustments should always be made in small steps. In doing so 6–17.1 Fine adjustment of switch cam
the actual travel limits reached should be checked time and again by S4
Door
Close travel limit
driving the door completely in the opposite position and then back.

● Final operations
- After completing the adjustments
tighten up the motor housing cover.

6–17.2 Moving direction for fine adjust

ment

6–17.3 Fine adjustment of switch cam

S4
Door
Open travel limit

TR25E117 6–17
 Putting into Service 460 R Cam limit switch

6.15 Adjust Door-Open (½-Open) intermediate travel limit (cam limit switch)

With the intermediate travel limit function the door is driven with the ½
Open button from the Door-Open/Door-Close
travel limits only as far as a certain learnt
in height, either opening or closing.

● Adjust intermediate travel limit

position
- Press the Door
Close or Door
Open
button (operation via press
and
hold) S6 BK
until the door reaches the required
S3 GN
intermediate travel limit position.
- Turn the switch cam (Fig. 6
18.3) for S1 RD

the intermediate travel limit position S2 RD

(Fig. 6
18.2, S5, colour yellow) until
S4 GN
the corresponding switch is activated
and the 7
segment display of the S5 YE

bar on the side and in the middle

illuminates (Fig. 6
18.4).
- Turn the switch cam further until the
switch surface and switch actuation 6–18.1 Drive to the intermediate travel 6–18.2 Switch cam S5
are central to one another. limit position
intermediate travel limit (½
Open)

Because of this the switch point
from the Door
Open and Door
Close
directions is at the same position
(Fig. 6
18.3).
- Hold the switch cam and tighten the
grub screw (2.5 spanner) in the
middle (Fig. 6
18.4).

6–18.3 Position switch surfaces in the

middle.

S6 BK

S3 GN

S1 RD

S2 RD

S4 GN

S5 YE
SW2,5

6–18.4 Intermediate travel limit display,

fasten cam

6–18 TR25E117
 Programme Menu 09 460 R Putting into Service

6.16 Programme Menu 09 - Warning time

The multi
function PCB´s, which must be activated in menu 18/19 (time in seconds), work with these times.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The set function number is displayed flashing.

● Setting the function

1x - 19x

Press the OPEN button. Each press increases the function number (max.
function number 19).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each press reduces the function number (min.
function number 01).
or

With function number 00, the function is switched off.

1x - 19x
Start warning = signal for operation without automatic before and
during every door movement. 6–19.1 Selecting the function number

Advance warning = signal with automatic operation (timer/driveway

control) before close door movement and during every door movement.

- * 1s 2s 3s

● Terminating the menu 4s 5s 6s 7s

Press the STOP button once.

The programme menu number 09 is displayed.
8s 9s 10 s 12 s

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed.

● Setting further functions 15 s 20 s 25 s 30 s

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
40 s 50 s 60 s 70 s
or
● Terminate the programming 6–19.2 The adjustable functions.

Press the programming button for 3 sec. * = Factory setting.

The corresponding door position is displayed.

1x

3s

6–19.3 Acknowledging the function

number. Terminating the programming
TR25E117 6–19
 Putting into Service 460 R Programme Menu 10

6.17 Programme menu 10 - Setting the hold-open time using the automatic timer or traffic lane control

The hold open time is the time during which the door remains open after it has reached the OPEN end
of
travel position.
After the hold open time and the pre
warning time (set in menue 9) has elapsed, the door closes (time in seconds). The ope

rating mode must be additionally programmed in menu 20.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The set function number is displayed flashing.
1x - 18x
● Setting the function

Press the OPEN button. Each press increases the function number (max.
function number 18).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each press reduces the function number (min.
function number 01).
or

With function number 00, the function is switched off.

1x - 18x
The operating mode must be set in programme menu 20.

6–20.1 Selecting the function number

● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The programme menu number 10 is displayed.

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed.
-* 5s 10 s 15 s
● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.
20 s 25 s 30 s 35 s

Alter the functions.
or
● Terminate the programming 40 s 50 s 60 s 90 s

Press the programming button for 3 sec.

The corresponding door position is displayed. 120 s 180 s 240 s 300 s

360 s 420 s 480 s

6–20.2 The adjustable functions.

* = Factory setting.

1x

3s

6–20.3 Acknowledging the function

number. Terminating the programming

6–20 TR25E117
 Programme Menu 11 460 R Putting into Service

6.18 Programme menu 11 -Reaction after activation of the closing edge safety device -

The way the operator behaves in the Door-Close direction after activation of the closing edge safety device (SKS)
connected to connector X30 or contact resistance strip (8k2) is set here.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The set function number is displayed flashing.

● Setting the function 1x - 8x

Press the OPEN button. Each press increases the function number (max.
function number 08).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each press reduces the function number (min.
function number 01).
or

With function number 00, the function is switched off.

1x - 8x

6–21.1 Selecting the function number

00 Dead man's mode without closing edge safety device (SKS) in the CLOSE
direction
01 Dead man's mode with closing edge safety device (SKS) in the CLOSE
direction
02 SKS: Relief when the door encounters an obstruction
03*SKS: Short reverse when the door encounters an obstruction
04 SKS: Long reverse when the door encounters an obstruction
05 Dead man's mode with resistance contact strip (8k2) in CLOSE direction
06 8k2: Relief when the door encounters an obstruction
07 8k2: Short reverse when door encounters an obstruction
08 8k2: Long reverse when the door encounters an obstruction

6–21.2 The adjustable functions.

* = Factory setting

● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The programme menu number 11 is displayed. 1x

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed.

● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
or
● Terminate the programming 3s

Press the programming button for 3 sec.

The corresponding door position is displayed.

6–21.3 Acknowledging the function

number. Terminating the programming
TR25E117 6–21
 Putting into Service 460 R Programme Menu 12

6.19 Programme menu 12 -Reaction of the operator after activation of the safety device connected to connector X20 -

The way the operator behaves after activation of the closing edge safety device connected to connector X20 is set here.
(The menu is only programmable with the rolling shutter control version, see chapter 5.3).

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The set function number is displayed flashing.

● Setting the function

Press the OPEN button. Each press increases the function number (max. 1x - 7x
function number 07).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each press reduces the function number (min.
function number 01).
or

With function number 00, the function is switched off.

1x - 7x

6–22.1 Selecting the function number

00*Safety device (e.g. photocell) not fitted

General information 01 Safety element in CLOSE direction. No reversing when safety device
Interaction with programme activated.
menu 05 must be taken into account. 02 Safety device in CLOSE direction. No reversing when safety device
activated.
Note to function number 06 03 Safety device in CLOSE direction. Long reversing when safety device
Using a photocell as a safety device activated.
and as a photocell to monitor 04 Safety device (e.g. Lintel trap guard) in the OPEN direction. No reversing.
through
traffic: 05 Safety device in OPEN direction. Short reversing when safety device
If the photocell is occupied, the activated.
hold
open time is cancelled. If the 06 Hold
open time is cancelled. Safety device in CLOSE direction. Long
photocell is occupied again when the reversing when safety device activated.
door closes, this leads to a long 07 Hold
open time is cancelled.
reverse.

Note to function number 07 6–22.2 The adjustable functions.

Using a photocell at a distance away * = Factory setting.
from the door as a photocell to monitor
through
traffic.
If the photocell is occupied, the
hold
open time is cancelled.
1x
● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The menu number 12 is displayed.

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed.

● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.
3s

Alter the functions.
or
● Terminate the programming

Press the programming button for 3 sec.

The corresponding door position is displayed. 6–22.3 Acknowledging the function
number. Terminating the programming
6–22 TR25E117
 Programme Menu 13 460 R Putting into Service

6.20 Programme menu 13 - Setting the response of the operator after activation of the safety device at socket X21

To define the reaction of the operator upon activation of the safety device (e.g. a photocell), connected at socket X21.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The set function number is displayed flashing.

● Setting the function

1x - 7x

Press the OPEN button. Each press increases the function number (max.
function number 07).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each press reduces the function number (min.
function number 01).
or

With function number 00, the function is switched off.

1x - 7x

6–23 .1 Selecting the function number

Note to function number 06 00*Safety device (e.g. photocell) not fitted

Using a photocell as a safety device 01 Safety element in CLOSE direction. No reversing when safety device
activated.
and as a photocell to monitor
02 Safety device in CLOSE direction. No reversing when safety device
through
traffic:
activated.
If the photocell is occupied, the 03 Safety device in CLOSE direction. Long reversing when safety device
hold
open time is cancelled. If the activated.
photocell is occupied again when the 04 Safety device (e.g. Lintel trap guard) in the OPEN direction. No reversing.
door closes, this leads to a long 05 Safety device in OPEN direction. Short reversing when safety device
reverse. activated.
06 Hold
open time is cancelled. Safety device in CLOSE direction. Long
Note to function number 07 reversing when safety device activated.
Using a photocell at a distance away 07 Hold
open time is cancelled.
from the door as a photocell to monitor
through
traffic. 6–23.2 The adjustable functions.
If the photocell is occupied, the * = Factory setting.
hold
open time is cancelled.

● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once. 1x

The menu number 13 is displayed.

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed.

● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
or 3s
● Terminate the programming

Press the programming button for 3 sec.

The corresponding door position is displayed.
6–23.3 Acknowledging the function
number. Terminating the programming
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 Putting into Service 460 R Programme Menu 15

6.21 Programme menu 15 - Reaction of the impulse input (connector X2) -

To define the reaction of the operator upon activation of the impulse entry at socket X2.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The set function number is displayed flashing.

● Setting the function 1x - 2x

Press the OPEN button. Each press increases the function number (max.
function number 02).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each press reduces the function number (min.
function number 01).
or

With function number 00, the function is switched off.

1x - 2x

6–24.1 Selecting the function number

00*Impulse function (Stop
and
reverse function for manually operated elements,

Note on function number 01 - 02 e.g. buttons, hand transmitters, pull switches):
Observe the regulations specific to OPEN
STOP
CLOSE
STOP
OPEN
STOP ...
your country!
01 Impulse function (for electrically operated elements, e.g. induction loops):
Note on automatic operation OPEN (up to OPEN end
of
travel position)
CLOSE (up to CLOSE end
of

Menu 20 to function number 01 or 02). travel position)
The functions of menu 15 are not
02 Impulse function (for electrically operated elements, e.g. induction loops):
included. The following are additionally

OPEN direction: OPEN
STOP
OPEN
STOP ... (up to the OPEN end
of

retained: travel position)

Impulse door opens without stopping.
CLOSE direction: CLOSE (up to CLOSE end
of
travel position)
STOP

Observe the regulations specific to your OPEN
STOP
OPEN ...
country! (up to the OPEN end
of
travel position)
6–24.2 The adjustable functions.
* = Factory setting.

● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The menu number 15 is displayed. 1x

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed.

● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
or
3s
● Terminate the programming

Press the programming button for 3 sec.

The corresponding door position is displayed.

6–24.3 Acknowledging the function

number. Terminating the programming.

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6.22 Menu 16 - Reaction of the command element (connector X3/X10) -

The function of the command element on the control housing cover and the connectors X3/X10 is set here.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The set function number is displayed flashing.

● Setting the function

1x - 4x

Press the OPEN button. Each press increases the function number (max.
function number 04).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each press reduces the function number (min.
function number 01).
or

With function number 00, the function is switched off.

1x - 4x

6–25.1 Selecting the function number

Note on function numbers 02 - 04 00*Button function alternates with STOP

Observe the regulations specific to
OPEN button OPEN
STOP
OPEN
STOP
OPEN
STOP ...
your country!
CLOSE button CLOSE
STOP
CLOSE
STOP
CLOSE
STOP ...
01 Button function only
Note on automatic operation

OPEN button OPEN up to end
of
travel position, the CLOSE button stops
(Menu 20 on function number 01 or the door
02).
CLOSE button CLOSE up to end
of
travel position, the OPEN button stops
The functions of menu 16 are not the door
included. The following are additionally 02 Button function with reverse of direction via STOP when door closing

OPEN button stops the door. The door then opens automatically
retained:
03 Button function with reverse of direction when door opening

The OPEN button opens the door
CLOSE button stops the door. The door then closes automatically
without stopping 04 Button function with reverse of direction via STOP in both directions.

The CLOSE button aborts the open
The OPEN button stops a closing door. The door then opens automatically
phase when the door is open
The CLOSE button stops an opening door. The door then closes automatically

STOP button = STOP 6–25.2 The adjustable functions.

HALF
OPEN button = without
* = Factory setting.
function
Observe the regulations specific to
your country!

1x
● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The menu number 16 is displayed.

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed.

● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons. 3s

Alter the functions.
or
● Terminate the programming

Press the programming button for 3 sec. 6–25.3 Acknowledging the function

The corresponding door position is displayed. number. Terminating the programming
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 Putting into Service 460 R Programme Menu 17

6.23 Programme menu 17 - Miniature lock alters the response of the command elements

To define the reaction of the command elements upon actuation of the miniature lock on the control unit housing. The
miniature lock takes on the function of a master switch.

Action to be taken
● Open the control unit and replug the miniature lock connection to the keypad circuit board in the cover into the other

socket (see Fig. below)

● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once.

1x - 8x
The set function number is displayed
flashing.

● Setting the function

Press the OPEN button. Each press X5 X4

increases the function number (max.

function number 08).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each
press reduces the function number
(min. function number 00). 1x - 8x

6–26.1 Unplug the connection for the 6–26.2 Selecting the function number
miniature lock, on the inside the cover,
from X5 and plug into X4.
00* Miniature lock without function
01 Miniature lock at 1 blocks the buttons on the control unit housing (except the STOP button).
02 Miniature lock at 1 blocks all the external control signals (except the STOP button).
03 Miniature lock at 1 blocks the buttons on the control unit housing cover and all the external control signals (except the STOP button).
04 Miniature lock at 1 blocks the buttons on the control unit housing (except the STOP button). The external OPEN/CLOSE buttons are master buttons.
05 Miniature lock at 1 blocks all the external control signals (except the STOP button). The OPEN/CLOSE buttons on the control unit housing cover are master buttons.
06 ● Miniature lock at 0: ● Miniature lock at 1:

The miniature lock blocks the buttons on the control unit housing cover The miniature lock blocks the buttons on the control unit housing cover
(except the STOP button). (except the STOP button). The external OPEN/CLOSE buttons are master buttons.
07 ● Miniature lock to 0: ● Miniature lock to 1:
1/2
Open button assigns the function for the travel between the 1/2
Open button assigns the function for the travel between the Door
Close
Door
Close /Door
Open travel limits (summer impulse operation). travel limit up to the intermediate Door
Open travel limit (winter impulse
operation).
08 ● Miniature lock to 0: ● Miniature lock to 1:
as 7 but with the function automatic timer. as 7 but with the function automatic timer.

6–26.3 The adjustable functions.

* = Factory setting.

● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The menu number 17 is displayed. 1x

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed.

● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
or
● Terminate the programming 3s

Press the programming button for 3 sec.

The corresponding door position is displayed.

6–26.4 Acknowledging the function

number. Terminating the programming

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6.24 Programme menu 18 - Multi-function PCB, settings of the relay 1

To suit specific operating states, relay 1 can be switched to permanent, transient or clock pulsing.
Installation see chap. 7.4.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once.

The set function number is displayed
1x - 8x
flashing.

● Setting the function

Press the OPEN button. Each press
increases the function number (max.
function number 07).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each
press reduces the function number
(min. function number 01). X70
1x - 8x
or PE PE PE PE

With function number 00, the func

tion is switched off. 6–27.1 Relay 1 on the "multi
function" 6–27.2 Selecting the function number
PCB

00*Relay OFF
Note on function numbers 06 - 07
Warning = signal on non
automatic 01 "OPEN end
of
travel position" signal
operation before and during every 02 "CLOSE end
of
travel position" signal
door cycle. 03 "Intermediate end
of
travel position" (HALF OPEN) signal
04 Impulse signal on receiving the "OPEN" command or the "request to drive
Pre
warning = signal on non

automatic operation (timer in" signal
control/traffic lane control) before the 05 "Error message" signal on the display
door closes and during every door 06 Warning/Pre
warning permanent signal (time setting programme menu 9)
cycle.
07 Warning/Pre
warning flashing (time setting programme menu 9)
08 Signal "Operator running"

6–27.3 The adjustable functions.

* = Factory setting.

● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once. 1x

The menu number 18 is displayed.

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed.

● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
or 3s
● Terminate the programming

Press the programming button for 3 sec.

The corresponding door position is displayed.
6–27.4 Acknowledging the function
number. Terminating the programming
TR25E117 6–27
 Putting into Service 460 R Programme Menu 19

6.25 Programme menu 19 - Multi-function PCB, settings of the relay 2

To suit specific operating states, relay 2 can be switched to permanent, transient or clock pulsing.
Installation see chap. 7.4.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once.

The set function number is displayed
1x - 8x
flashing.

● Setting the function

Press the OPEN button. Each press
increases the function number (max.
function number 07).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each
press reduces the function number
(min. function number 01). X70
1x - 8x
or PE PE PE PE

With function number 00, the func

tion is switched off. 6–28.1 Relay 2 on the "multi
function" 6–28.2 Selecting the function number
PCB

00*Relay OFF
Note on function numbers 06 - 07
Crash warning = signal on non
01 "OPEN end
of
travel position" signal
automatic operation before and during 02 "CLOSE end
of
travel position" signal
every door cycle. 03 "Intermediate end
of
travel position" (HALF OPEN) signal
04 Impulse signal on receiving the "OPEN" command or the "request to drive
E arly warning = signal on non

automatic operation (timer control/ in" signal
traffic lane control) before the door 05 "Error message" signal on the display
closes and during every door cycle. 06 Warning/Pre
warning permanent signal (time setting programme menu 9)
07 Warning/Pre
warning flashing (time setting programme menu 9)
08 Signal "Operator running"

6–28.3 The adjustable functions.

* = Factory setting.

● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The menu number 19 is displayed. 1x

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed.

● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
or
● Terminate the programming 3s

Press the programming button for 3 sec.

The corresponding door position is displayed.

6–28.4 Acknowledging the function

number. Terminating the programming

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6.26 Programme menu 20 - Setting the operating modes

Setting the control for manual or automatic operation (with automatic timer or traffic lane control).

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The set function number is displayed flashing.

● Setting the function

1x - 4x

Press the OPEN button. Each press increases the function number (max.
function number 02).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each press reduces the function number (min.
function number 00).

1x - 4x

6–29.1 Selecting the function number

Note on function numbers 01 00*Manual operation

The following functions must be set.
Programme menu 09: Warning time 01 Automatic timer control
Programme menu 10: Hold
open time
Programme menu 18/19: Activate relay 1/2 on multi
function PCB 02 Traffic lane control

Information about function number 02:

The following must be set:
Programme menu 09: Time for start warning / advance warning
Programme menu 10: Hold
open phase

Operation with driveway control assumes a professional installation

of the corresponding circuit board (chapter 7).
6–29.2 The adjustable functions.
* = Factory setting.

● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The menu number 20 is displayed.

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed. 1x

● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
or
● Terminate the programming

Press the programming button for 3 sec. 3s

The corresponding door position is displayed.

6–29.3 Acknowledging the function

number. Terminating the programming
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 Putting into Service 460 R Programme Menu 21

6.27 Programme menu 21 - Monitoring the self-testing wicket door contact

Monitoring of a self
testing wicket door contact connected to socket X31 (SKS PCB) is switched on or off.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The set function number is displayed flashing.
1x
● Setting the function

Press the OPEN button. Each press increases the function number (max.
function number 01).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each press reduces the function number (min.
function number 00).

1x

6–30.1 Selecting the function number

00*Monitoring of self
testing switched

off

01 Monitoring of self
testing switched

on

In the event of a negative self

test, door movement is prevented
and an error message 16 is
displayed.

6–30.2 The adjustable functions

* = Factory setting.

● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The menu number 21 is displayed. 1x

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed.

● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
or
● Terminate the programming 3s

Press the programming button for 3 sec.

The corresponding door position is displayed.

6–30.3 Acknowledging the function

number. Terminating the programming

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6.28 Programm-Menü 22 - Learning the end of travel position defined by the fire alarm (door position transducer) -

An impulse from the fire alarm (smoke and heat extraction) on input E8 of the PCB for the traffic lane control will close the
door up to a pre
defined height. This menu is only available indead man's mode.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● – is displayed flashing.
Press the STOP button once. "Position" L =

● Learning the intermediate end
of
travel position

Press and hold the OPEN button (dead man's mode) until the desired inter

mediate end
of
travel position is reached.
Any necessary corrections can be made via the CLOSE button.

After each door cycle in dead man's mode, it takes the control system
approx. 1.5 sec. to respond to the next movement command. During
this time the display does not flash.

6–31.1 Learning the end of travel positi

on defined by the fire alarm

● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The programme menu number 22 is displayed.

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed.
1x
● Setting further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
or
● Terminate the programming

Press the programming button for 3 sec. 3s

The corresponding door position is displayed.

6–31.2 Acknowledging the function

number. Terminating the programming
TR25E117 6–31
 Putting into Service 460 R Programme Menu 22

6.29 Programme menu 99 - Resetting data

In this menu it is possible to reset various control programme data.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the programming mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE but

tons (see chapter 6.2).
or
Initiate programming via the programming button (see chapter 6.2) and switch to the corresponding menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The set function number is displayed flashing.

● Setting the function

1x - 5x

Press the OPEN button. Each press increases the function number (max.
function number 05).
or

Press the CLOSE button. Each press reduces the function number (min.
function number 01).
or

With function number 00, the function is switched off.

1x - 5x

6–32.1 Selecting the function number

00*No alteration
01 Re
setting the maintenance
intervals
02 Setting the tag in the error
messages storage
03 Re
setting the functions of the
factory setting from menu 08
onwards
04 Re
setting the functions of the
factory setting of all the menus
05 Deleting the intermediate end
of

travel position (HALF
OPEN)
(door position transducer)

6–32.2 The adjustable functions.

* = Factory setting.
● Terminating the menu

Press the STOP button once.

The menu number 99 is displayed.

Setting the functions in this menu is thereby completed.
1x
● Setting further further functions

Select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE buttons.

Alter the functions.
or
● Terminate the programming

Press the programming button for 3 sec. 3s

The corresponding door position is displayed

6–32.3 Acknowledging the function

number. Terminating the programming
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 Accessories

7 Accessories and Extensions

7.1 General notes

Before installing accessories and extensions, please observe the following:

Before installing accessories and extensions, the system must be switched off at the mains and in
accordance with the safety regulations be safeguarded against being switched on again.
● Only install accessories and extensions authorized by the manufacturer for use with these controls.

● The local safety requirements must be observed.

● It is essential to lay the mains and control cables in separate installation systems.

X51

X100

X51

X110

X111

X51

7–1.1 To retrofit screwed cable glands, 7–1.2 Bag of accessories for the exten
7–1.3 Fitting an extension PCB (one unit
punch through the pre
stamped break sion PCB width) in the control unit housing and
points only with the cover closed. cable run for X51

X51 X51 X51

+
+

X100 X100 X100

X51 X51 X51

X110 X110 X110

X111 X111 X111

X51 X51 X51

7–1.4 Extension PCB (one unit width) in 7–1.5 Extension PCB (two units width) in 7–1.6 Extension PCB (three units width)
the extension housing and cable run the extension housing and cable run in the extension housing and cable run
X51 X51 X51
TR25E117 7–1
 Accessories Closing edge safety device

7.2 Closing edge safety device (SKS)

The closing edge safety device comprises a junction box with the SKS PCB (1) (connection of the safety devices travelling
with the door leaf), junction box with Y
piece and junction box with the coiled cable and system cable of the adapter PCB.
The response of the operator to this safety device must be set in menu 11.

SKS PCB (1)

X30 Coiled cable connection as a connection to the adapter PCB (2).
X31 Connections for e.g. slack cable switch (7), wicket door contact (8), limit switch shootbolt (9).
X32 Closing edge safety device opto
sensor connection (receiver (4), with black casting compound).
(Do not connect a device to X33 at the same time.)
X33 Connection for resistance contact strip 8k2. Do not connect a device to X32 at the same time!
X34 Closing edge safety device opto
sensor connection (transmitter (3), with grey casting compound)
24V LED lights up when operating voltage is present (= everything is in order)
SKS LED does not light up when the closing edge is not actuated (= everything is in order)
RSK LED lights up when the static current circuit is closed (= everything is in order)

Adapter PCB coiled cable-system cable (2)

X30 Connection of the coiled cable and system cable connecting to the control unit

24V
X30
WH BN GN YE BK(GY) X30
X32 X34 SKS
2

X31 X31 X31 RSK X33 X30

WH BN GN YE BK(GY)
1

24V

WH BN GN YE BK (GY)

X32 X34 X30

SKS
2
X30

RSK X30

X31 X31 X31 X33

X
X30

24V

WH BN GN YE BK (GY)

X32 X34 X30

1 SKS

RSK
X31 X31 X31 X33

3 4
7–2.1 Closing edge safety device
7–2 TR25E117
 EZS draw-in safety device Accessories

7.3 EZS draw-in safety device

The draw
in safety device consists of a joint box with the LS expander circuit board (1) and a parallel system cable distribu

tor (4), the joint box with the system cable connectors (5) and the light beam transmitter and receiver for inside and outside
door surfaces (2, 3).
Use menu 12 to adjust the reaction of the drive to this safety device.

LS expander circuit board(1)

A Parallel distributor connection (4) to outside door surface light barrier. Transmitter cable colour grey,
receiver cable colour white, connection to circuit board cable colour black.
B Parallel distributor connection (4) to inside door surface light barrier. Transmitter cable colour grey,
receiver cable colour white, connection to circuit board cable colour black.
C System cable connection from X20 controller pin jack, cable colour black.
LS/SKS LED (red) is illuminated if the photocells are interrupted (= malfunction)
RSK LED (yellow) is not used

A B C 2 3
LS/SKS

RSK RX TX

637 000
12 5 20 SE 18 12 5 20 SE 18 12 5 20 SE 18

P
4

WH BN GN YE BK(GY) WH BN GN YE BK(GY) WH BN GN YE BK(GY)

A B C
5
1

3 TX/1 RX/1 2

2 RX/2 TX/2 3
X

X20

TX/1 RX/1 RX/2 TX/2 1 4

X
7–3.1 Draw
in safety device
TR25E117 7–3
 Accessories Tr a f f i c L a n e C o n t r o l

7.4 Traffic lane control PCB

The traffic lane control PCB provides relay contacts for traffic light controls and optional use.

The PCB is directly intended for devices operating on 230 V AC. Connection to the control unit PCB is made via the plug
in
contact X51. Additional PCBs are connected to X80/X82.

Relay K1
Entrance
red light

Relay K2
Entrance
green light
Relay K3
Exit
red light
Relay K4
Exit
green light
The relay contacts at X71 for the relays K1
K4 are safeguarded to the terminal 1/X90 via fuse F1.
Max. contact load 500 W.

LED1 LED2 LED3 LED4 LED5

X51
Connection to the control unit (RD) (GN) (RD) (GN) (GN)

X51
X69
+ 24 V / max. 100 mA supply voltage for a radio receiver K1 K2 K3 K4
X80
Connection of a relay PCB (see chap. 7.3) for the end
of
travel signal. F1
LF LF LF LF X80

T 2,5A H
Potential
free contacts are made available for the OPEN and CLOSE
1 2 3 4 X82
signals.
1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
X82 Connection of a relay PCB (see chap. 7.3) for optional functions.
Potential
free contacts are made available for the end
of
travel signals, X71 X69 X61
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
impulse signal on the OPEN command, "automatic timer OFF" signal, PE PE PE PE

X90 PE X60
error message and crash warning / early warning.

7–4.1 PCB layout

+24 V, max. 100 mA

LED5 X69
WH

(GN) 1 2
X51
BN
WH

X80 GN
E3 E4

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

X82 X60

GND

7–4.2 X51 = connection to the control 7–4.3 Connection of a radio receiver

unit, LED5 = operating voltage, X80/82 requesting entry/exit
= connection for additional PCBs.

F1

L1/L2
K1 K2 K3 K4 GN
L LF N RD

X90 RD
GN

L3/L4
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4
X71
L1 L2 L3 L4
L RD GN RD GN
230 V AC
N

7–4.4 Wiring diagram of power supply and relay 7–4.5 Arragement of traffic lights

7–4 TR25E117
 Tr a f f i c L a n e C o n t r o l Accessories

Establishing the inputs

E1 Central "OPEN": GND E1 E2 E3 E4
A command to this input stops a closing door and after one second
causes the door to open to the OPEN end
of
travel position.
This process can only be terminated by giving a "central CLOSE"
X60
command or by pressing the STOP button. After reaching the end
of
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
travel position, the control unit is ready to operate again.
A switch (permanent contact) connected to this input deactivates
the automatic timer. A push button connected to this input drives the
door open and closes it via the automatic timer.

E2 Central "CLOSE":
A command to this input stops an opening door and after one
second causes the door to close to the CLOSE end
of
travel
position. 7–5.1 Connection of inputs E1
E4
This process can only be terminated by giving a "central OPEN"
command or by pressing the STOP button. After reaching the end
of

travel position, the control unit is ready to operate again.
A switch (permanent contact) connected to this input closes GND E5 E6 E7 E8
the door and locks it.
A push button connected to this input drives the door closed.
X61
E3 Request to enter 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

E4 Request to exit

E5 Automatic timer "Off"

(only for controls with automatic timer)
With a closed contact (switch, time
switch) connected to
this input the door remains open at the "Door
Open" travel
limit until the input is enabled again.
7–5.2 Connection of inputs E5
E8
E6 Priority at entrance

E7 Permanent entrance:
Here a switch that is connected and closed switches the
entrance permanently to green. The green phase changes
direction only for an exit command.

E8 Fire alarm ( smoke and heat extraction)

A command from the fire alarm system to this input will stop the
door and after 1 second move it to the end
of
travel position
programmed in menu 22.
The operator can only be stopped via the stop button.
After reaching the end
of
travel position, the control unit is locked
and can only be put back into function by switching if off and on.

External voltage at the terminal strip X60/61 will destroy the electronics.

The operating mode is set in menu 20 (see chapter 6).

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 Accessories Central control circuit board

7.5 Central control circuit board

Tasks, e.g. central control and fire reporting systems, can be taken over by the circuit board.

Connection to the control circuit board is made via the plug contact X51. Additional circuit boards are connected to
X80/X82.

X51
Connection to the control unit

X69
+ 24 V / max. 100 mA supply voltage for a radio receiver
X80
Connection of a relay PCB (see chap. 7.3) for the end
of
travel signal.
Potential
free contacts are made available for the OPEN and CLOSE
signals. X51
X82 Connection of a relay PCB (see chap. 7.3) for optional functions.
Potential
free contacts are made available for the end
of
travel signals,
impulse signal on the OPEN command, "automatic timer OFF" signal, X80 X82
error message and crash warning / early warning.

1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Establishing the inputs
E1 Central "OPEN": X69 X60
A command to this input stops a closing door and after one second
causes the door to open to the OPEN end
of
travel position.
This process can only be terminated by giving a "central CLOSE"
command or by pressing the STOP button. After reaching the end
of
7–6.1 PCB layout
travel position, the control unit is ready to operate again.
A switch (permanent contact) connected to this input deactivates
the automatic timer. A push button connected to this input drives the
door open and closes it via the automatic timer.

E2 Central "CLOSE":
A command to this input stops an opening door and after one
second causes the door to close to the CLOSE end
of
travel X51
position.
This process can only be terminated by giving a "central OPEN"
command or by pressing the STOP button. After reaching the end
of

travel position, the control unit is ready to operate again.
A switch (permanent contact) connected to this input closes
the door and locks it. X80 X82
A push button connected to this input drives the door closed.

E3 Automatic timer "Off"

7–6.2 X51 = connection to the control
(only for controls with automatic timer)
unit, X80/82 = connection for additional
With a closed contact (switch, time
switch) connected to
PCBs.
this input the door remains open at the "Door
Open" travel
limit until the input is enabled again.
GND E1 E2 E3 E4
E4 Fire alarm ( smoke and heat extraction)
A command from the fire alarm system to this input will stop the
door and after 1 second move it to the end
of
travel position X60
programmed in menu 22.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
The operator can only be stopped via the stop button.
After reaching the end
of
travel position, the control unit is locked
and can only be put back into function by switching if off and on.

External voltage at the terminal strip X60/61 will destroy the electronics.

7–6.3 Connection of inputs E1
E4

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7.6 End of travel position PCB

This relay PCB with potential
free relay contacts extends the PCBs, e.g. traffic lane control, by allowing additional functions
(e.g. signalling of end
of
travel positions).
Connection to existing PCBs is made via plug
in contact X80.

Terminal strip X 73, relay K1

Terminal 1 N.C. contact

max. contact load:
Terminal 2 common contact 500 W / 250 V AC
Terminal 3 N.O. contact 2.5 A / 30 V DC LED1 LED2
(YE) (YE)

K1 K2

1 3 4 6

Terminal strip X 73, relay K2 2 5

K1 K2
Terminal 4 N.C. contact 1 2 3 4 5 6
max. contact load:
Terminal 5 common contact 500 W / 250 V AC X73 X80

Terminal 6 N.O. contact 2.5 A / 30 V DC

7–7.1 PCB layout

1 2 3 4 5 6

X80

7–7.2 Connection to existing PCBs via

X80

K1 K2

1 2 3 4 5 6
X73

7–7.3 Wiring diagram of the relay

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7.7 Multi-function PCB

With this PCB, relay contacts are made available for the end
of
travel signals, impulse signal on the "OPEN" command,
"automatic timer OFF" signal, error message and warning/pre
warning. The corresponding function is set in menu 18/19.
The PCB is directly intended for devices operating on 230 V AC. Connection to the control unit PCB is made via the plug
in
contact X51. Additional PCBs are connected to X80.

Terminal strip X70, relay K1

Terminal 1 N.C. contact

max. contact load:
Terminal 2 common contact 500 W / 250 V AC 1 2 X51

Terminal 3 N.O. contact 2.5 A / 30 V DC

X61 X80 LED1 LED2
(YE) (YE)
K1 K2
F1 1 3 4 6

T 2,5A H
Terminal strip X70, relay K2
2 5

K1 K2
Terminal 4 N.C. contact 1 2 3 4 5 61 52 3 4 5 6
max. contact load:
Terminal 5 common contact 500 W / 250 V AC X90 X70

Terminal 6 N.O. contact 2.5 A / 30 V DC PE PE PE PE PE

Via the F1 fuse (T 2.5A H 250V) a fuse
protected voltage is available at 7–8.1 PCB layout
terminal 1
2/X 90.

X51

X80

External voltage at terminal strip X61will destroy the electronics.

7–8.2 X51 = Connection to the control unit,

X80 = Connection for additional PCBs.

Establishing the input

E1 Automatic timer "OFF" (only for
controls with automatic timer) F1
If a closed contact (switch, K1 K2
E1 GND
timer) is connected at this input,
the door stays open in the X61 L LF N
OPEN end
of
travel position
until the input is released again.
1 2 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 6
X90 X70

L
230 V AC
N

7–8.3 Connecting input E1 7–8.4 Wiring diagram of relay and

example for connecting a 230 V lamp

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8 Service

8.1 General notes on service

Before carrying out any service/maintenance work, please note the following:

Service/maintenance work may only be carried out by qualified and authorized personnel in accordance
with the local/country
specific safety regulations.
Before carrying out any service/maintenance work, the system must be switched off at the mains and in
accordance with the safety regulations be safeguarded to prevent it from being switched back on again
without authorization. The maintenance release / secured quick release may only be actuated when the
door is closed.

8.2 Manual operation of the door

8.2.1 Maintenance work

● Switch off the system at the mains.

● With the door closed, actuate the maintenance release / secured quick release. Push the door manually in the desired

direction.

The crank handle or the emergency hand chain are only designed as a means of opening and closing the door when a
power failure or malfunction has occurred.

8–1.1 Torbetätigung über Handkurbel

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8.3 Service menu

8.3.1 General notes on the service menu

To call up the service menu, please note the following:

Before calling up the service menu, make sure for safety reasons that there are no persons or
objects located in the door's danger zone.

8.3.2 Action to be taken to call up the service menu

● Establishing the power supply

Insert the CEE phase
changer plug
into the mains socket.

Turn main switch (optional) to positi

on 1.

● Calling up the service menu

5s

Press the STOP button for 5
seconds.

00 is displayed.

8–2.1 Establishing the power supply. 8–2.2 Calling up the service menu
Main switch (optional) at 1.

● Selecting the menu numbers

Press the OPEN button as frequent

ly as necessary to arrive at the desi
1x - 22x
red menu number.

By pressing the CLOSE button a
corresponding number of times, you
can page back. 1x
● Acknowledging the service menu
number

As soon as the desired menu num

ber is displayed, press the STOP
button. The symbol for the start of a 1x - 22x
row of numbers

is displayed flas

hing. 8–2.3 Selecting the menu number 8–2.4 Acknowledging the menu number.
The start of the row of numbers is dis

played.
● Displaying the complete row of
numbers 1x - 5x

Press the CLOSE button as fre

quently as necessary to display the 1x
complete row of numbers. The end
of the row of numbers is indicated
by

. By pressing the CLOSE but

ton further, the beginning of the row
of numbers is displayed again.

● Exiting the service menu 3s

Press the STOP button once.
1x - 5x

The service menu number originally
selected (example 10) is displayed.
8–2.5 Displaying the complete row of 8–2.6 Exiting the menu. The service
numbers menu number is displayed.
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Either
● Select new service menu numbers and call up the corresponding rows of
numbers. 1x - 22x

1x - 22x

8–3.1 Selecting a new service menu

number
or
● Terminate the service menu

Select service menu number 00.

Press the STOP button for 10 seconds. 1x
or

Do not press any button for 30 seconds.

The corresponding door position is displayed.

30 s

8–3.2 Terminating the service menu

If no button is pressed within 30 seconds, the service menu is terminated.

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8.4 Service menu 01 - Error messages

In this menu the last 10 accumulated errors are displayed in the form of a 2
digit number. If a new error has been stored, the
oldest error is deleted..

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the service menu mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE
buttons (see chapter 8.3).
or
Initiate the service menu mode (see chapter 8.3) and switch to the corresponding service menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The start of the row of numbers is displayed
flashing.

● Calling up the last 10 errors

With the CLOSE button you can call up the last 10 errors, from the start of
the row of numbers

to the end

, the most recent error being shown
first and the oldest last.

The errors are displayed in the form of a 2
digit number. 1x - 10x

8–4.1 Calling up the last 10 errors.

Error number e.g. 33, 04, 41

● Error numbers and their cause

01...04 Open static current circuit (see chapter 8.10)
11...18 Active safety elements (see chapter 8.10)
21...28 Door movements (see chapter 8.10)
31...38 Hardware components (see chapter 8.10)
41...48 System errors / Communication (see chapter 8.10)

8–4.2 Display of error numbers

01...04 to 41...48.
● Changing to another service number

Press the STOP button once.

Select a new service menu number.
1x 1x
● Terminate the service menu

Select service menu number 00.

Press the STOP button for 10
seconds. 1x -
or 22x

Do not press any button for 30 1x
seconds. 30 s

If no button is pressed within 30

seconds, the service menu is auto
8–4.3 Changing to another service 8–4.4 Terminating the service menu
matically terminated. menu number

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8.5 Service menu 02 - Completed door cycles in the maintenance counter

In this menu the completed door cycles in the maintenance counter are displayed. Every time the door reaches the CLOSE
end
of
travel position, a door cycle is counted. A maximum of 999999 door cycles can be displayed. The maintenance
counter can be reset in the programming menu 99.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the service menu mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE
buttons (see chapter 8.3).
or
Initiate the service menu mode (see chapter 8.3) and switch to the corresponding service menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The start of the row of numbers is displayed
flashing.
1x = 123456
● Calling up the door cycles (example 123456)

With the CLOSE button call up the 100.000th and the 10.000 digit place
(example 12).
1x = 12 3456

By pressing the CLOSE button again, call up the 1000th and 100th digit
place (example 34).

By pressing the CLOSE button again, call up the 10th and 1st digit place
(example 56). 1x = 1234 56

8–5.1 Calling up the number of door

cycles

● Changing to another service number

Press the STOP button once.

Select a new service menu number.
1x

1x -
22x

1x

8–5.2 Changing to another service

menu number

● Terminate the service menu

Select service menu number 00.

Press the STOP button for 10 seconds.
1x
or

Do not press any button for 30 seconds.

30 s
If no button is pressed within 30
seconds, the service menu is auto

matically terminated.
8–5.3 Terminating the service menu

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8.6 Service menu 03 - Door cycles total

In this menu the number of door cycles is displayed.. Every time the door reaches the CLOSE end
of
travel position, a door
cycle is counted. A maximum of 999999 door cycles can be displayed.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the service menu mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE
buttons (see chapter 8.3).
or
Initiate the service menu mode (see chapter 8.3) and switch to the corresponding service menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The start of the row of numbers is displayed
flashing.
1x = 123456
● Calling up the door cycles (example 123456)

With the CLOSE button call up the 100.000th and the 10.000 digit place
(example 12).

By pressing the CLOSE button again, call up the 1000th and 100th digit 1x = 12 3456
place (example 34).

By pressing the CLOSE button again, call up the 10th and 1st digit place
(example 56).
1x = 1234 56

8–6.1 Calling up the number of door

cycles

● Changing to another service number

Press the STOP button once.

Select a new service menu number.
1x

1x -
22x

1x

8–6.2 Changing to another service

menu number
● Terminate the service menu

Select service menu number 00.

Press the STOP button for 10 seconds.
or
1x

Do not press any button for 30 seconds.

30 s
If no button is pressed within 30
seconds, the service menu is auto

matically terminated.
8–6.3 Terminating the service menu

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8.7 Service menu 04 - Operating Hours

In this menu the accumulated operating hours on the mains are displayed. A maximum of 999999 hours can be displayed.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the service menu mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE
buttons (see chapter 8.3).
or
Initiate the service menu mode (see chapter 8.3) and switch to the corresponding service menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The start of the row of numbers is displayed flashing.

● Calling up the operating hours (example 123456)

With the CLOSE button call up the 100.000th and the 10.000 digit place
1x = 123456
(example 12).

By pressing the CLOSE button again, call up the 1000th and 100th digit
place (example 34).

By pressing the CLOSE button again, call up the 10th and 1st digit place
1x = 12 3456
(example 56).

1x = 1234 56

8–7.1 Calling up the operating hours

● Changing to another service number

Press the STOP button once.

Select a new service menu number.
1x

1x -
22x

1x

8–7.2 Changing to another service

menu number
● Terminate the service menu

Select service menu number 00.

Press the STOP button for 10 seconds.
or 1x

Do not press any button for 30 seconds.

30 s
If no button is pressed within 30
seconds, the service menu is auto

matically terminated.
8–7.3 Terminating the service menu

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8.8 Service menu 05-22 - Function numbers of the programme menus

In this menu you can view the set function numbers of the programming menus. In doing so, the number of the service
menu corresponds to the function number of the programme menu.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the service menu mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE
buttons (see chapter 8.2).
or
Initiate the service menu mode (see chapter 8.2) and switch to the corresponding service menu. In doing so, the service
menu number has the same meaning as the programme menu number (e.g. service menu 5 corresponds to programme
menu 5).

● Press the STOP button once. The set function number is displayed flashing.

If - - is displayed flashing, no function is set for the programme menu
displayed.

8–8.1 Display e.g. 3 = function number

3, e.g. - - = no function set.

● Changing to another service number

Press the STOP button once.

Select a new service menu number.
1x

1x -
22x

1x

8–8.2 Changing to another service

menu number
● Terminate the service menu

Select service menu number 00.

Press the STOP button for 10 seconds.
1x
or

Do not press any button for 30 seconds.

30 s
If no button is pressed within 30
seconds, the service menu is auto

matically terminated.

8–8.3 Terminating the service menu

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8.9 Service menu 99 - Software version and control system version

In this menu the software version and the control system version is displayed.

Action to be taken
● either

If the control system is already in the service menu mode, select the corresponding menu via the OPEN or CLOSE
buttons (see chapter 8.3).
or
Initiate the service menu mode (see chapter 8.3) and switch to the corresponding service menu.

● Press the STOP button once. The start of the row of numbers is displayed flashing.

● Calling up the software version and the control system version (example
01.04
02)
1x = 010402

With the CLOSE button call up the two first numbers of the software version
(example 01).

By pressing the CLOSE button again, call up the two last numbers of the
software version (example 04).
1x = 01 0402

By pressing the CLOSE button again, call up the number of the control
system version (example 02).

1x = 0104 02

8–9.1 Calling up the software version

and control system version

● Changing to another service number

Press the STOP button once.

Select a new service menu number.
1x

1x -
23x

1x

8–9.2 Changing to another service

menu number
● Terminate the service menu

Select service menu number 00.

Press the STOP button for 10 seconds.
1x
b)

Do not press any button for 30 seconds.

30 s
If no button is pressed within 30
seconds, the service menu is auto

matically terminated.

8–9.3 Terminating the service menu

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8.10 Error indication via the display

Before trouble
shooting or taking any corrective action, the system must be switched off at the
mains and in accordance with the safety regulations be safeguarded against being switched on
again.

The errors are represented by a corresponding number appearing in the display. At the same time the dot flashes in the dis

play to indicate that an error message has been received.

8.10.1 Error messages / Error elimination

Error Error description Cause of error / Rectifying the error

number

Static current circuit (RSK)

01 RSK generally open Control unit housing
Check jumper in the connecting plugs X1, X3
Check short circuit plug X10

02 RSK of closing edge safety device (SKS) open SKS connection housing
Yellow LED on: check colour sequence of coiled cable
in X30
Yellow LED off:
All the sockets X31 must be
occupied

If a "Y piece" is used, it must be
version "S".

Check slack cable switch, wicket
door contact, shoot bolt.

If a resistance contact strip 8K2 is
connected at X33 a jumper plug
must be inserted in X34

03 RSK at socket X40 open Operator

Operator overheated

Emergency release of the operator in use

04 RSK at socket X50 open Control unit housing

Miniature lock, connected at X4, at
position 0

Active safety elements

11 Self
testing of SKS at socket X30 unsuccessful SKS Connection housing
or SKS activated. Red LED on:
Check optosensors

Check connection cable X34

X33 must not be occupied
Red LED off: Check colour sequence of coiled
cable
The door drives to close only with operation via press
and
hold:
- press on the button

> press
and
release attempt


> error message
- renewed press on the button drives the door to close
with operation via press
and
hold

12 Self
testing of safety device at socket X20
With photocells, check alignment

unsuccessful or safety device activated - Check the lintel trap guard wiring

13 Self
testing of safety device at socket X21 -
With photocells, check alignment

unsuccessful or safety device activated.
With photocells the connection between
transmitter and receiver must be a "Y" piece
version "P"

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Error Error description Cause of error / Rectifying the error

number

Active safety elements

15 Self
testing of resistance contact strip 8k2 at socket SKS connection housing
X30 unsuccessful or 8k2 activated. Red LED on:
check connection of resistance
contact strip 8k2
Red LED off:
check colour sequence of coiled cable

X32 must not be occupied
The door drives to close only with operation via press
and
hold:
- press on the button

> press
and
release attempt


> error message
- renewed press on the button drives the door to close
with operation via press
and
hold

16 Wicket door contact defective. Test is negative. Wicket door

Door cannot be moved
Magnet of contact wrong way round

Wicket door contact defective

Door movements
21 Operator blocked.
Motor doesn't start
Door

Door movement is sluggish
Control system

Fuse defective

22 Rotational direction. Function number

Rotational direction of motor wrong

Programming of the fitting type does not correspond
to the actual fitting type used
Mains socket

Check rotating field direction of the mains lead

23 RPM too slow. Door

Motor doesn't start or is too slow

Door sluggish

24 Door type.
Operator is not designed for the Door

door type
Door height and door transfer do not match the
operator
Mains socket

Check rotating field direction of the mains lead

28 Überfahren der Endlagen Auf/Zu Tor

- Überprüfung des Tores
- Mit Nothandkurbel das Tor in die richtige Richtung
bewegen

Hardware components
31 General malfunction of the power PCB Control unit

Power PCB must be replaced

32 Running time. Door

Door takes longer to travel than permitted

Door height and door transfer do not match the
operator

35 Undervoltage 24 V Control unit

Short
circuit or overload of the 24 V supply to the
control unit

Disconnect any devices possibly connected and
supply separately

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Error Error description Cause of error / Rectifying the error

number

System error / Communication problems

41 Interface COM X40 Control unit

Cable (door position sensor) at socket
X40 not connected or not properly plugged in.

42 Interface COM X50 Control unit

Cable (keyboard on cover) at socket X50 not
connected or not properly plugged in.

43 Interface COM X51 Control unit

Cable (extension PCBs) at socket X51 not
connected or not properly plugged in

46 EEPROM.
Test failed
Functions

Permanently stored data is deleted. After switching
back on at the mains, all the functions must be
reprogrammed.

47 RAM.
Test failed
Control programme

Temporarily stored data is deleted.
After switching back on at the mains, this data
will be restored.

48 ROM.
Test failed
Control programme

If after switching the control unit back on, this error
re
appears, the control unit is defective.

Display- Description of error Cause of error / Rectifying the error

indication

Control unit
—
—
Cable (door position sensor) at socket
X40 not connected or not properly plugged in

I–I Functions

Control unit is in the non
learned state

Permanently stored data is deleted. After switching
back on at the mains, all menu values must be
reprogrammed.

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8.11 Safety elements in the control unit housing

8.11.1 General notes

Before changing fuses, the system must be switched off at the mains and in accordance with the
safety regulations be safeguarded against being switched on again.

8.11.2 Fuses

Fuse F1, main circuit

Phase L1 (T 10 A H 250 V)
F1 F2 F3 F4
Fuse F2, main circuit
Phase L2 (T 10 A H 250 V)

Fuse F3, main circuit

Phase L3 (T 10 A H 250 V)

Fuse F4, control circuit

of Phase L3 (T 3.15 A H 250 V)

(All the fuses are glass
tube fuses 8–13.1 Position of fuses F1
F4 8–13.2 Fuses F1
F4
5x20 with rated cut
off capacity H).

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9 Technical Information

9.1 Wiring of the static current circuit (RSK)

X40

X40
A B A C B

9–1.1 Closed circuit wiring on the door 9–1.2 Closed circuit wiring on the door
position transducer: position transducer:
- A = Motor winding thermal switch - A = Motor winding thermal switch
- B =Winding handle switch - B =Winding handle switch
- C = Additional protective safety device

A B A C B

23 24 25 26 27 28 23 24 25 26 27 28

9–1.3 Wiring of static current circuit 9–1.4 Wiring of static current circuit
(RSK) at the door position (RSK) at the door position
detector/transmitter: detector/transmitter:
- A = Motor winding thermal switch - A = Motor winding thermal switch
- B =Winding handle switch - B =Winding handle switch
- C = Additional protective safety device

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9–2 TR25E117
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Menu Settings for Function Function Factory Chapter

number number setting

00 Select door position transducer 00 door position transducer 00 6.3

01 cam limit switch

01 Determine type of fitting/learn travel limits door position transducer 6.4

01 Determine type of fitting cam limit switch 6.10

02 Test run for the end
of
travel positions door position transducer 6.5

03 Fine adjustment of the OPEN end
of
travel position door position transducer 6.6

04 Fine adjustment of the CLOSE end
of
travel position door position transducer 6.7

05 Press
and
release operation in the Door
Open direction 00 Dead man operation 00 6.8

(door position transducer/cam limit switch) 01 Press
and
release opreeation

08 Learning the intermediate end
of
travel position (HALF
OPEN) door position transducer 6.9

09 Time for warning / pre
warning phase 00 — 00 6.16

(in seconds) 01 01
02 02
03 03
04 04
05 05
06 06
07 07
08 08
09 09
10 10
11 12
12 15
13 20
14 25
15 30
16 40
17 50
18 60
19 70

10 Hold
open time with automatic timer or 00 — 00 6.17

set traffic lane control (in seconds) 01 5
02 10
03 15
04 20
05 25
06 30
07 35
08 40
09 50
10 60
11 90
12 120
13 180
14 240
15 300
16 360
17 420
18 480

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Menu Settings for Function Function Factory Chapter

number number setting

11 Response of closing edge safety device (SKS) at X30 00 Dead man without SKS in CLOSE direction 03 6.18
01 Dead man with SKS in CLOSE direction
02 SKS: Relief when the door encounters an obstruction
03 SKS: Short reverse when door encounters an obstruction
04 SKS: Long reverse when the door encounters an obstruction
05 Dead man with resistance contact strip
(8K2) in CLOSE direction
06 8K2: Relief when the door encounters an obstruction
07 8K2: Short reverse when door encounters an
obstruction
08 8K2: Long reverse when the door encounters an
obstruction

12 Response of safety device at X20 00 Safety device (SE) not fitted 00 6.19
01 SE in CLOSE direction. Reverse OFF
02 SE in CLOSE direction. Short reverse
03 SE in CLOSE direction. Long reverse
04 SE in OPEN direction. Reverse OFF
05 SE in OPEN direction. Short reverse
06
Hold
open time is cancelled

SE in CLOSE direction. Long reverse
07 Hold
open time is cancelled

13 Response of safety device at X21 00 Safety device (SE) not fitted 00 6.20
01 SE in CLOSE direction. Reverse OFF
02 SE in CLOSE direction. Short reverse
03 SE in CLOSE direction. Long reverse
04 SE in OPEN direction. Reverse OFF
05 SE in OPEN direction. Short reverse
06
Hold
open time is cancelled

SE in CLOSE direction. Long reverse
07 Hold
open time is cancelled

15 Response at impulse input X2 00 Impulse function (Stop
and
reverse function for manually 00 6.21
operated elements, e.g. buttons, hand transmitters,
pull switches)
OPEN
STOP
CLOSE
STOP
OPEN
STOP ...
01 Impulse function (for electrically operated elements, e.g.
induction loops)
OPEN (up to OPEN end
of
travel position)
CLOSE
(up to CLOSE end
of
travel position)
02 Impulse function (for electrically operated elements, e.g.
induction loops)

OPEN direction: OPEN
STOP
OPEN
STOP ...
(up to OPEN end
of
travel position)

CLOSE direction: CLOSE (up to CLOSE end
of
travel
position)
STOP
OPEN
STOP
OPEN ...
(up to the OPEN end
of
travel position)

16 Response of the command elements at X3/X10 00 Button function alternating with STOP 00 6.22

OPEN button OPEN
STOP
OPEN
STOP
OPEN

STOP ...

CLOSE button CLOSE
STOP
CLOSE
STOP
CLOSE

STOP
01 Button function only

OPEN button OPEN up to end
of
travel position,
the CLOSE button stops the door

CLOSE button OPEN up to end
of
travel position,
the CLOSE button stops the door
02 Button function with reverse of direction via STOP when
door closing

OPEN button stops the door. The door then opens
automatically

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16 Response of the command elements at X3/X10 03 Button function with reverse of direction when door 00 6.22
opening

CLOSE button stops the door. The door then closes
automatically
04 Button function with reverse of direction via STOP
in both directions

The OPEN button stops a closing door. The door then
opens automatically

The CLOSE button stops an opening door. The door
then closes automatically

17 Miniature lock alters the response of the 00 Miniature lock without function 00 6.23
command elements 01 Miniature lock at 1 blocks the buttons on the control unit
housing cover (except STOP button)
02 Miniature lock on 1 blocks all the external control signals
(except the STOP button)
03 Miniature lock on 1 blocks the buttons on the control unit
housing cover and all the external control signals (except
the STOP button)
04 Miniature lock on 1 blocks the buttons on the control unit
housing (except the STOP button).
The external OPEN/CLOSE buttons are master buttons.
05 Miniature lock on 1 blocks all the external control signals
(except the STOP button) The OPEN/CLOSE buttons on
the control unit housing cover are master buttons
06 Miniature lock at 0:
Miniature lock blocks the buttons on the control unit
housing cover (except the STOP button)
Miniature lock at 1:
Miniature lock blocks the buttons on the control unit
housing cover (except the STOP button) The external
OPEN/CLOSE buttons are master buttons.
07 Miniature lock at 0:
HALF
OPEN button assumes the function for OPEN

CLOSE (summer operation)
Miniature lock at 1:
HALF
OPEN button assumes the function for OPEN to
the intermediate end
of
travel position
CLOSE (winter
operation)
08 Miniature lock at 0:
HALF
OPEN button assumes the function for OPEN

CLOSE (summer operation) with the automatic timer
function.
Miniature lock at 1:
HALF
OPEN button assumes the function for OPEN up
to the intermediate end
of
travel position
CLOSE (winter
operation) with the automatic timer function.

18 Multi
function PCB, settings of the relay 1 00 relay OFF 00 6.24

01 "OPEN end
of
travel position" signal
02 "CLOSE end
of
travel position" signal
03 "Intermediate end
of
travel position" (HALF OPEN) signal
04 Impulse signal on receiving the "OPEN" command or the
"request to drive in" signal
05 "Error message" signal on the display
06 Warning / pre
warning permanent signal (time setting
menu 09)
07 Warning / pre
warning flashing (time setting menu 09)
08 Signal “Operator running”

19 Multi
function PCB, settings of the relay 2 00 relay OFF 00 6.25

01 "OPEN end
of
travel position" signal
02 "CLOSE end
of
travel position" signal
03 "Intermediate end
of
travel position" (HALF OPEN) signal

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19 Multi
function PCB, settings of the relay 2 04 Impulse signal on receiving the "OPEN" command or the 00 6.25
"request to drive in" signal
05 "Error message" signal on the display
06 Warning / pre
warning permanent signal (time setting
menu 09)
07 Warning / pre
warning flashing (time setting menu 09)
08 Signal “Operator running”

20 Setting the operating modes 00 Manual operation 00 6.26

01 Automatic timer
02 Traffic lane control

21 Monitoring the self
testing wicket door contact 00 Monitoring of self
testing switched off 00 6.27
01 Monitoring of self
testing switched on

In the event of a negative test, movement of the door
is prevented and error message 16 is displayed

22 Learning the end of travel position defined by the fire alarm 6.28

99 Re
setting data 00 No alteration 00 6.29

01 Re
setting the maintenance intervals
02 Setting the tag in the error messages storage
03 Re
setting the menu values to the factory setting from
programme menu 8 onwards
04 Re
setting the menu values to the factory setting of all
programme menus
05 Deleting the intermediate end
of
travel positions
(HALF
OPEN)

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