Dorma CD 80 Installation Instructions Manual

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CD 80 Swing Door Operator

CD 80

SWING DOOR OPERATOR

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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1. Technical data

Applications for single-leaf standard doors

Door leaf width 27” [700 mm] - 48” [1200 mm] (depending on door weight; see diagram) Door leaf weight, max. Up to 330 lbs (depending on door width; see diagram) Fixing positions Top jamb xing on the hinge (pull) side Top jamb xing on the opposite hinge (push) side Frame reveal depth With slide channel (all xing options) -30 mm to 30 mm * The standard arm is only provided for top jamb xing on the

opposite hinge (push) side. Application of the standard arm increases the forces of the door so that manual operation is still possible, but not very comfortable. Where a standard arm is to be installed, DORMA recommends use of an appropriate activator rather than the Push&Go function. Within the door opening angle of 0°-15°, static powers may exceed 150 N. Where the door is protected via force limitation, dynamic powers according to DIN 18650 must be complied with and an additional contactless protection must be installed if required.

Permissible door widths and weights

Technical data of the drive unit

Closing force Within BHMA/ANSI Standards Door closing force Within BHMA/ANSI Standards Dimensions H 2 3/4” [70 mm] L 26” [660 mm] D 3 1/2” [90 mm] Weight incl. mounting plate 19 lbs [8.5 kg] Opening angle 0° to 110° Temperature range 0° to 40° Relative humidity up to 93% Power supply data 115 V, 50/60 Hz Power supply for external 24 V DC 600 mA accessories Class of protection IP 20 UL 325 type-approved Compliant with Low Voltage and EMC Directives Manufactured to ISO 9000:2000

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31” 35” 40” 43”

48”

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Door weight (lb)

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Adjustable parameters of the travel path

Opening time adjustable 3 s to 6 s Closing time adjustable 3 s to 10 s similar to door closer Hold open time adjustable 0 s to 30 s Latching speed adjustable Wall blanking adjustable Opening angle adjustable Angle for extende hold-open function adjustable Delayed opening for locking mechanism adjustable

Standard funtion programs and special functions

Functions cia programs switch OFF Automatic Permanent Open Special functions included as standard Push & Go Power Assist Mode Extended Hold-Open function Optional Airlock function special funtions Timed airlock function (additional accessories Flip-op-function required) Night-bank function Door closer funtion under cut-out conditions

Prepared for connection of the following accessories

Softline slide channel Door locking devices Electric strikes (fail-safe/fail-secure principle) Access control system Activators (puch button, radar motion detector, DORMA AutoSwitch...) Radio remote control External program switch

standard optional

2. General

General information

Working on electrical equipment must only be performed by trained and properly qualied electricians.

Electrical installaion:

· The electrical supply installaion (115 V AC ± 10%, 50/60 Hz) is to be provided by others.

· The operator is supplied from the factory with a two-pole-and-earth plug.

· If the operator is to be xed to a metallic door leaf, the door leaf must be properly grounded/earthed.

· This should supply a two-pole-and-earth socket prtected by a 10 a fuse.

Maintenance and care: The door set shoud be inspected by an

engineer prior to the rst start-up and then checked and maintained in accordance with requirements, with a minimum inspection rhythm of once a year.

Ensure that the unit is properly disconnected fom the power source when carrying out cleaning and maintenance work.

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3. Installation instructions

Fixing procedure

Overview and exploded drawing

Remove cover The cover is grounded (earthed) with a ground (earth) cable.

The cover is latched and held by a screw fastener remove the screw fastener

Move the cover approx. 1/8” [2 mm] away from the switch side to unlatch and remove. Disconnect the ground cable.

Only Grip the operator at the positions indicated in the illustration.

Unscrew the drive unit from the mounting plate.

Structural conditions The following accessories are available to accommodate special structural conditions:

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Fixing the mounting plate

If the frame comprises steel proles, drill a pilot hole for a 10-32 screw and then tap to the required thread size.

In the case of timber frames, use wood screws (included in standard supply)

Slide channel operator for:

- Top jamb xing on the pull side - Operator type G

- Top jamb xing on the push side - Operator type B

Fixing dimensions

Please note the dierent weights governing the xing modes.

Mark the holes (8) for installing the mounting plate in accordance with the dimensional data, then drill and tap threads as necessary. Mark the holes (2) for xing the slide channel or the standard arm in accordance with the dimensional data. Drill holes and tap threads as necessary. Fix mounting plate.

Fitting the spindle cover

Secure the spindle cover in position so that the hole is centrally located over the spindle to which the arm is tted.

Mounting the operator (drive unit)

Place the drive unit on the mounting pins and push in the direction of the switch unitl latched in position. Secure the drive unit using the captive screws and the four additional screws (1/4-20 x 3/8”)

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For slide channel arm, proceed as per

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Mounting the slide channel arm

The self-locking screw must only be used once! If the screw has to be undone for repair or maintenance work, it must be replaced by a new self-locking screw (see spare parts list).

Mounting the slide channel

Adjusting the hydraulic settings The CD 80 exhibits dierent operating characteristics when used as a door closer (without electronic control) or as an AUTOMATIC operator.

Close all valves (3) by turning clockwise. Secure the slide channel arm with the self-locking

screw to the operator spindle If necessary, turn the closer spindle using the slide

channel arm in order to enable it to be installed with the correct preload.

Fix the slide channel to the door and t the slide channel end covers.

Open the door slightly and t the slide channel arm to the slide block in the slide channel.

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Adjusting the closing speed from 7° to 0° (latching

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When used as an automatic operator, it requires longer closing times. This must be taken into account when adjusting the settings.

1. Closing speed for the sweep range from 110° to 0°

2. Closing speed for the sweep range from 110° to 25°

Do not open valve 3 too wide as otherwise the door will not open properly.

After a few automatic door cycles, re-check the hydraulic functions and adjust as necessary.

Fit ground/earth cable.

Fit switch trim.

Open the door manually to its fully opening angle (90° - 110°) and then release.

Slowly open valve 1 (110° - 0°) until the closing cycle of the door takes place at the required speed.

If the door closing cycle needs to begin at a higher speed, see 2.

Open the door manually to its fully opening angle (90° - 110°) and then release.

Mount cover and push in direction of switch until latched in position. Tighten screw fastener (turn 90°).

Clip DORMA logo in place.

action The latching action may need to be adjusted to ensure that the door engages properly in the lock. Only adjust if the door does not engage properly in the lock.

Open the door manually to half the opening angle and then release.

until the closing cycle of the door takes place at the required speed for the closing range from 7° to 0°. To achieve optimum adjustment of the closing range from 7° to 0°, it may be necessary to adjust sweep ranges 1 and 3 simultaneously.

This setting can be used for the full closing range from 110° to 0°.

Slowly open valve 3

3. Installation instructions (continue)

valve 2

Valve 2 must be used for system-dependent reasons always also for the speed attitude.

3. Adjusting the closing speed from 7° to 0° (latching action) Only set/adjust this closing range once the learning cycle has been completed.

Connect the electrical wiring in accordance with the terminal connection plan. (Simple installation)

4. Commissioning/5. Adjustment/6. Functional testing.

Slowly open until the closing cycle of the door takes place at the required speed over the sweep range of 110° to 25°.

The switch holder is retained by detachable locking discs. To make the wiring connections, remove the locking discs, if necessary. Then detach the switch holder and connect the wires. Re-t the switch holder and locking discs.

Start up the operator as detailed in

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4. Commissioning

Work on the electrical equipment must only be performed by trained and properly qualied electricians.

Basic requisites

4.1 Implementing the factory settings (initialisation this sets the operator to the factory defaults).

On the control board:

During the learning cycle, the latching action adjustment valve must be closed.

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The operator is fully assembled and installed. All cabling and wiring has been completed. The door operates smoothly. Optional accessories have been installed and hooked

up in accordance with the wiring diagram.

Depress pushbutton T1 while simultaneously switching on the mains supply.

- Release pushbutton T1.

- Check the latching action valve and close if still open.

Depress pushbutton T1 for approx. 3 s.

- LED 1 (green) ashes.

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(e.g. for room ventilation) is stored by the

control unit.

- Set the program switch to OFF.

Set program switch to OFF.

Release pushbutton T1.

The operator is now ready for programming the opening angle.

- Open the door manually until the required opening angle for the extended hold-open function has been reached and then hold the door in this position.

- Briey press pushbutton T1.

opening angle for the extended hold-open

function

After approx. 10 seconds, the green LED 1 will ash two times.

LED 1 (green) should immediately switch to continuous glow, indicating that the factory defaults have been implemented.

The control unit of the CD 80 is now set to the values indicated in the table.

Default values

4.2 Starting the learning cycle.

4.3 Setting the extended hold-open function.

4.4 Adjusting the full opening angle

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Opening position Opening time Hold-open time Wall blanking Push&Go Power Assist Mode Dela ed opening for locking mecanism Backcheck Sensortest-level Sensortest- ensor

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4. Commissioning (continue)

5. Adjustments

Backcheck parameter

pushbuttons T1

and T2

pushbutton T1

T2

LED 1 (green)

The opening angle is stored by the control unit as the full opening angle.

- The door closes.

adjustable in 7 increments from 3.0 to 6.0 seconds.

adjustable in 5 increments from 70° to 90°.

can be toggled ON or OFF.

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. The parameterisation mode is activated by

pressing these two pushbuttons simultaneously. If the mode is already active, use to

select the parameter and to change the parameter settings. Operation of the pushbuttons is extremely simple in that they can only be used to select the next parameter or the next highest setting. Once the last parameter or the highest setting has been reached, the count returns to the rst parameter or the lowest setting.

shows which parameter has been

activated by the number o ashes per sequence.

- Open the door manually to the required full opening angle and hold the door in this position.

- Briey press pushbutton T1.

adjustable in 4 increments from 0 to 0.8 Sekunden.

adjustable in 5 increments from 15° to 35°.

adjustable in deactiv, low activ, high activ.

adjustable in hinge side (BS), opposite hinge side (BGS), hinge side and opposite hinge side.

The learning cycle has been completed. The operator is on standby ready for activation.

adjustable in 10 increments from 0 to 30 seconds.

indicates the currently set value by

the number o ashes per sequence.

4.5 The door automatically performs two opening

cycles, during which it determines the door weight and spring compensation value.

4.6 LED 1 (green) glows continuously.

5.1 The following parameters can be adjusted in

the parameterisation mode:

Opening time parameter

Hold-open time parameter

Wall blanking parameter

Push&Go parameter

Power Assist parameter

5.2. Activating the parameterisation mode

LED 2 (red)

Delayed opening for locking mechanism parameter

Sensortest-level parameter (testlevel activ)

Sensortest-sensor Parameter (zu testende Sensoren)

4. Commissioning/5. Adjustment

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Example:

Parameter, LED ashing rhythms and settings

LED 1 (green) ashes once

- the opening time parameter is activated

LED 2 (rot) ashes three times

- the value for the opening time is 4.0 s.

The following table shows the factory defaults for the parameters in emboldened print.

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5.3Activating the parameterisation mode and adjusting the settings

Example:

1. Simultaneously press pushbuttons T1 and T2.

2. Press pushbutton T2 ve times.

3. Exiting the parameterisation mode

Check the functions of the operating and control elements while consulting the "8. Operating instruction manual”

LED 2 error codes (red)

See "7. Troubleshooting”.

Familiarisation

Simultaneously press pushbuttons T1 and T2 on the control board.

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The parameterisation mode is activated. The open time parameter has been selected

and can be modied.

- LED 1 (green) ashes once-

Parameter 1 (Opening time) is activated.

- LED 2 (red) ashes ve times.

From the table we see that the current opening time is 5.0 s.

The opening time increases with each press of the pushbutton to the next value up. (This applies to all parameters and their values).

Once the maximum value has been reached (in this case 6 seconds), the ash number returns to 1, indicating the lowest value (in this case 3.0 seconds).

Simultaneously press pushbuttons T1 and T2, or leave the pushbuttons unused for longer than one minute. Both activities serve to deactivate the parameterisation mode.

If a fault or error has occurred, this is indicated by a ashing code from LED 2 (red) correlating to the cause or location of the problem.

Once the adjustments, commissioning and functional checks have been carried out on the door

The current opening time is 5.0 s. The open time needs to be changed to 4.0 s.

5. Adjustment 6. Functional testing

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7. Troubleshooting

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The door does not respond.

The door is not operating in the required mode.

The door is very slow to move.

The door stops before reaching the preset opening angle, and then returns to its closed position.

No mains power

Valve 3 (Latching action) open too wide.

Bridge (emergency pushbutton) not positioned.

Program switch set to the wrong position.

Valve 3 (Latching action) open too wide.

Wall blanking function incorrectly set.

. Plug connections not properly inserted. Defective cabling. Emergency pushbutton activated. Program switch in wrong position.

Door obstructed by obstacles. Door leaf moves only very sluggishly. Fuse blown. Radar detector obstructed or lens dirty.

Switch on main power switch. Insert plugs rmly. Replace cable.

. Set program switch to correct position. Remove obstructions. Determine reason and rectify. Replace fuse

Release emergency pushbutton

. Clear or clean radar detector. Slowly close valve 3 until the required operating behaviour is achieved. Connect bridge or sensors.

Set program switch to correct position.

Slowly close valve 3 until the required operating behaviour is achieved.

Set the angle for the wall blanking function must always be smaller than the opening angle). Adjust safety sensors to optimum position.

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LED 1 (green)

LED 2 (red) for fault indication by ashing code

- If the system is operating error-free, LED 1 (green) glows continuously.

An error is indicated by a certain ashing sequence (rhythm) performed by LED 2 (red); see following table

Flash codes for fault indication

LED 1 (green) Number o ashes per sequence

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Emergency pushbutton

Program switch fault

Incremental encoder fault Output module fault/Short circuit EEPROM fault Sensortest fault ROM fault, RAM fault, CPU fault Motor current fault/Motor Door runtime error

Learning cycle error Circuit test fault, current measurement Watchdog test fault

Continuous glow

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8.1 Operator control elements

8.2 Main switch

8.3 Program switch

I = ON 0 = O

The CD 80 can be equipped either with an internal or an external program switch. Where an external program switch is installed, the internal program switch is inoperative.

Both program switches come with the same functions.

With the program switch in the AUTOMATIC position, the opening and closing operations are controlled by the installed activators.

If an opening signal is emitted, the door opens and then closes automatically on expiry of the preset hold-open time.

If a further opening signal is triggered during the hold-open time (with the door in the open position), the hold-open time is reset to its original value.

Set the program switch to the PERMANENT OPEN position. The door will open and then remain in that position.

Set the program switch from PERMANENT OPEN to another function (switch position). The door will close and then continue operating in the selected mode.

The door may be held at an opening angle of the extended hold-open function e.g. for the purpose of room ventilation. For either 5 or 10 minutes.

- The door travels to the preset partial opening position where it remains for 5 minutes.

Set the program switch to the PERMANENT OPEN position.

Press pushbutton once:

- The door opens to the preset position and remains there until another mode is selected.

8.3.1 Programm switch functions I = AUTOMATIC

0 = OFF

II = PERMANENT OPEN

General information on the extended hold-open function:

with the program

switch set to AUTOMATIC.

with the program switch set to

PERMANENT OPEN.

If the program switch is in the OFF position:

- the electrical functions of the operator have

been shut down;

- all the signal inputs have been disabled.

- the door is locked;

- the operator unit is inoperative.

The door can, however, be manually operated, either with a lever handle or with a key.

Push&Go function is still in operation.

Press the pushbutton once:

Press the pushbutton twice:

8.3.2 Program switch at OFF:

8.3.3 Program switch at AUTOMATIC:

8.3.4 Program switch at PERMANENT OPEN:

8.3.5 Deactivating the PERMANENT OPEN mode:

In the PERMANENT OPEN mode, the position of the door is actively monitored. This may result in a slight movement (self-adjustment) of the door over a small angular range.

The door can continue to be used in the extended hold-open mode in the same way as in the AUTOMATIC mode.

When an activator signal is emitted, the door opens to its full width and closes on expiry of the preset hold-open time to the position.

- The door travels to the preset extended hold-open position and remains there for 10 minutes.

8.4 Extended hold-open function pushbutton

Deactivating the extended opening function with the program switch set to AUTOMATIC

extended hold-open

In the extended hold-open function, the position of the door is actively monitored. This can lead to a slight movement (self-adjustment) of the door within a small angle range

extended hold-open

Press the pushbutton for the extended hold-open function once.

Or, set the program switch from AUTOMATIC to another mode:

- The door closes and continues operating in the selected mode.

Extended hold-open

extended hold-open

Extended hold-open function

Extended hold-open

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8. Operating instructions

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Deactivating the function in the PERMANENT OPEN mode.

extended hold-open

··Press the pushbutton for the extended hold-open

function once. Or, change the program switch from the

PERMANENT OPEN mode to another mode:

- The door closes and then continues to operate in the selected mode.

- The door will then travel to the preset open position and automatically close on expiry of the hold-open time.

- If another opening signal is emitted during the closing cycle (due to the door being pushed slightly open again against its closing sweep), the door will once again return to the preset open position and close automatically on expiry of the hold-open time.

If the Push&Go function has been activated, the Power Assist mode cannot be implemented. The Push&Go function has priority.

In the parameterisation mode, toggle the Power Assist function to ON.

This reduces the door closer force. This reduction in the closer strength means that the

door can be opened manually with greater ease. The Power Assist mode is subject to speed

limitations. The system is designed in the AUTOMATIC mode for opening times > 4s.

With the closer forces reduced, the door opens and closes more slowly in the Power Assist mode alone (i.e. without manual intervention).

The hold-open time in the Power Assist mode is generally set at 10 seconds.

The delayed opening for locking mechanism time is the time lag between the unlocking and the start of the door opening cycle. The unlocking time can be set to four dierent values: 0, 0.3, 0.5 and 0.8 seconds.

This function serves to dampen the door opening cycle. The angle at which the backcheck function cuts in can be adjusted in 5 degree increments from 15° to 35°.

The opening cycle up to the full opening width is then continued at a reduced opening speed.

When closed, the door is always locked. Each time an activator is operated, the door is

unlocked and opens.

8.5 Push&Go (assisted opening)

8.6 Power Assist mode

8.7 Delayed opening for locking mechanism

8.8 Backcheck

8.9 Emergency pushbutton

8.10 Option: Lock

8.11 Maintenance and care Ensure that the unit is properly disconnected from the power source when carrying out cleaning and maintenance work.

(Guidelines for powered doors, windows and gates, UL 325)

In the parameterisation mode, toggle the Push&Go function to ON.

From its closed position, move the door manually to a few degrees open. This should cause the opening signal to be triggered:

Press the emergency opushbutton:

- The electrical functions of the operator are deactivated.

- The operator continues to function as a door closer.

Release the emergency pushbutton:

- The operator returns to normal operation.

The damping of the opening cycle commences at the

preset backcheck angle.

8. Operating instructions

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Radar

Switch as opening activator

Safety sensor pull side

Safety sensor push side

16

17

+ 24 VDC

14

19

0 V

18

15

Stop

8181

15

0 V

4141

19

14

Start

16

7171

+ 24 VDC

X5

X2

X1

Power supply

Motor

X6

17

+ 24 VDC

14

0 V

18

Stop

15

0 V

19

Start

16

+ 24 VDC

Without Sensor - set Jumper

CD 80 mit Sensor AIR 16 wiring (Reglomat)

X2

X3 X7

X4

X6

X1

X5X3

T1 T2

CD 80 Swing Door Operator

DORMA

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