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Instructions for Fitting, Operating and Maintenance
Garage door operator
4 mm
10 mm
13 mm
T 30
Ø 10 mm
Ø 5 mm
A
B
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Contents
A Articles supplied ..................................................... 2
B Tools needed for fitting .......................................... 2
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1 About these instructions ........................................ 4
1.1 Further applicable documents .................................. 4
1.2 Warnings used .......................................................... 4
1.3 Definitions used ........................................................ 4
1.4 Symbols used ........................................................... 4
1.5 Abbreviations used ................................................... 5
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2.1 Intended use ............................................................. 5
2.2 Non-intended use ..................................................... 5
2.3 Fitter qualification ..................................................... 5
2.4 Safety instructions for fitting, maintenance,
2.5 Safety instructions for fitting ..................................... 5
2.6 Safety instructions for initial start-up and for
2.7 Safety instructions for using the hand transmitter .... 6
2.8 Approved safety equipment...................................... 6
3 Fitting ....................................................................... 7
3.1 Inspect door / door system ....................................... 7
3.2 Clearance required.................................................... 7
3.3 Fitting the garage door operator ............................... 7
3.4 Fitting the boom ...................................................... 16
3.5 Determining the end-of-travel positions ................. 21
3.6 Emergency release.................................................. 23
3.7 Fixing the warning sign ........................................... 23
4 Electrical connection ............................................ 24
4.1 Connecting terminals .............................................. 24
4.2 Connecting additional components / accessories .... 24
5 Setting DIL switches ............................................. 28
5.1 Close limit switch reporting .................................... 28
5.2 Pre-warning time .................................................... 28
5.3 External light ........................................................... 28
5.4 Automatic timer ...................................................... 28
5.5 Door type (soft stop) ............................................... 28
5.6 Static current circuit / stop with self-testing ............ 28
5.7 Maintenance display ............................................... 28
5.8 DIL switch functions ............................................... 29
6 Initial start-up ........................................................ 30
6.1 Teaching in the operator ......................................... 30
6.2 Adjusting the forces ................................................ 31
6.3 Forces ..................................................................... 32
7 Hand transmitter HSE4BiSecur ......................... 32
7.1 Description of the hand transmitter ........................ 33
7.2 Inserting / changing the battery ............................... 33
7.3 Hand transmitter operation ..................................... 33
7.4 Inheriting / transmitting a radio code ....................... 33
7.5 Hand transmitter reset ............................................ 33
Safety instructions ........................................... 5
repairs and disassembly of the door system ............ 5
operation ................................................................... 6
7.6 LED display ............................................................. 33
7.7 Cleaning the hand transmitter ................................ 33
7.8 Disposal .................................................................. 33
7.9 Technical data ......................................................... 34
7.10 EU declaration of conformity for the hand
transmitter ............................................................... 34
8 Radio receiver ....................................................... 34
8.1 Integrated radio module ......................................... 34
8.2 External receiver ..................................................... 35
8.3 EU Declaration of Conformity for Receivers ........... 35
9 Operation ............................................................... 35
9.1 Instructing users ..................................................... 36
9.2 Function check ....................................................... 36
9.3 Normal operation .................................................... 36
9.4 Behaviour during a power failure
(without an emergency battery) .............................. 37
9.5 Behaviour after the power returns
(without emergency battery) ................................... 37
10 Inspection and maintenance ............................... 37
10.1 Tension of the toothed belt ..................................... 37
10.2 Checking safety reversal / reversing ........................ 37
10.3 Replacement bulb ................................................... 38
11 Deleting door data ................................................ 38
12 Deleting all radio codes ........................................ 38
13 Optional accessories ............................................ 39
14 Dismantling and disposal ..................................... 39
15 Warranty conditions ............................................. 39
16 EC / EU Declaration of Conformity /
Declaration of Incorporation ................................ 39
17 Technical data ....................................................... 40
18 Display of messages and errors .......................... 40
18.1 Operator light messages......................................... 40
18.2 Display of errors / warnings / information ................ 41
19 Overview of DIL switch functions........................ 42
Dissemination as well as duplication of this document and the
use and communication of its content are prohibited unless
explicitly permitted. Noncompliance will result in damage
compensation obligations. All rights reserved in the event of
patent, utility model or design model registration. Subject to
changes.
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Dear Customer,
We are delighted that you have chosen a quality product from
our company.
1 About these instructions
These instructions are original operating instructions as
outlined in the EC Directive2006/42/EC. Read through all of
the instructions carefully, as they contain important
information about the product. Pay attention to and follow the
instructions provided, particularly the safety instructions and
warnings.
Please keep these instructions in a safe place and make sure
that they are available to all users at all times.
1.1 Further applicable documents
The following documents for safe handling and maintenance
of the door system must be placed at the disposal of the end
user:
• These instructions
• The enclosed test manual
• The garage door operating instructions
1.2 Warnings used
The general warning symbol indicates a danger that
can lead to injury or death. In the text, the general warning
symbol will be used in connection with the caution levels
described below. In the illustrated section, an additional
instruction refers back to the explanation in the text.
DANGER
Indicates a danger that can immediately lead to death or
serious injuries.
Learning runs
Door runs in which the travel and the forces needed for
moving the door are taught in.
Normal operation
Door travel with the taught-in travel distances and forces.
Reference run
Door cycle towards the OPEN end-of-travel position in order
to set the home position.
Reversal limit
If a safety device is activated, the door moves into the
opposite direction (safety reversal) up to the reversal limit
shortly before the Close end-of-travel position. If this limit is
passed, no reversal occurs to ensure that the door reaches
the end-of-travel position without disrupting travel.
Safety reversal / reversing
Door travel in the opposite direction when the safety device or
power limit is activated.
Travel
The distance the door takes to move from the Open
end-of-travel position to the Close end-of-travel position.
Pre-warning time
The time between the travel command (impulse) and the start
of travel.
1.4 Symbols used
The illustrated section shows how to fit the operator on a
sectional door. Deviations for fitting with an up-and-over door
are also shown. For this purpose, the following letters are
assigned to the figures:
WARNING
Indicates a danger that can lead to death or serious injuries.
CAUTION
Indicates a danger that can lead to minor or moderate
injuries.
ATTENTION
Indicates a danger that can lead to damage or destruction
of the product.
1.3 Definitions used
Hold-open phase
Waiting phase at the Open end-of-travel position before the
door closes with an automatic timer
Automatic timer
Automatic closing of the door after a set time has elapsed
and after reaching the Open end-of-travel position.
DIL switches
Switches on the control circuit board for setting the control.
Impulse sequence control
With each push of the button, the door is started against the
previous direction of travel or the motion of the door is
stopped.
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a = Sectional door b = Up-and-over door
All specified dimensions in the illustrated section are in [mm].
Symbols:
See text section
2.2
In the example, 2.2 means:
Seetextsection, section2.2
Important advice to prevent injury to
persons and damage to property
High exertion of force
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Check for smooth running
Use protective gloves
Factory setting
Slow flashing
Fast flashing
1.5 Abbreviations used
Colour code for cables, single conductors and
components
The abbreviations of the colours for identifying the cables,
conductors and components comply with the international
colour code according to IEC757:
WH White
BN Brown
GN Green
YE Yellow
Article designations
HE3BiSecur 3-channel receiver
IT1 Internal push button with impulse button
IT 1b Internal push button with illuminated
impulse button
EL101 One-way photocell
EL301 One-way photocells
STK Wicket door contact
PR1 Option relay
HSE4BiSecur 4-button hand transmitter
HNA 18 Emergency battery
2 Safety instructions
ATTENTION:
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.
FOR THE SAFETY OF PERSONS, IT IS IMPORTANT TO
COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS. THESE
INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE KEPT.
2.1 Intended use
The garage door operator is intended exclusively for impulse
operation of spring-compensated sectional and up-and-over
doors in the private / non-commercial sector.
Note the manufacturer's specifications regarding the door and
operator combination. Potential hazards as outlined in
DINEN13241-1 are avoided by construction and fitting
according to our guidelines. Door systems that are located in
a public area and which only have one protective device, such
as a power limit, may only be operated under supervision.
The garage door operator is designed for operation in dry
areas.
2.2 Non-intended use
Use in the commercial sector is prohibited.
The operator must not be used for doors without a safety
catch.
2.3 Fitter qualification
Only correct fitting and maintenance in compliance with the
instructions by a competent / specialist company or a
competent / qualified person ensures safe and flawless
operation of the system. According to EN12635, a specialist
is a person with suitable training, specialist knowledge and
practical experience sufficient to correctly and safely fit, test,
and maintain a door system.
2.4 Safety instructions for fitting, maintenance,
repairs and disassembly of the door system
DANGER
Compensating springs are under high tension
▶
See warning in section3.1
WARNING
Danger of injury due to unexpected door travel
▶
See warning in section10
Fitting, maintenance, repairs and disassembly of the door
system and garage door operator must be performed by a
specialist.
▶
In the event of a failure of the garage door operator, a
specialist must be commissioned immediately to perform
an inspection or carry out repairs.
2.5 Safety instructions for fitting
The specialist carrying out the work must ensure that
installation is conducted in compliance with the prevailing
national job safety rules and regulations and those governing
the operation of electrical equipment. In the process, the
relevant national guidelines must be observed. Potential
hazards as outlined in DINEN13241-1 are avoided by
construction and fitting according to our guidelines.
The garage ceiling must guarantee secure fastening of the
operator. For ceilings which are too high or too light, the
operator must be fastened with additional struts.
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WARNING
Unsuitable fixing material
▶
See warning in section3.3
Danger to life from the pull rope
▶
See warning in section3.3
Danger of injury due to unwanted door travel
▶
See warning in section3.3
2.6 Safety instructions for initial start-up and for operation
DANGER
Mains voltage
Contact with the mains voltage presents the danger of a
deadly electric shock.
For that reason, observe the following warnings under all
circumstances:
▶
Electrical connections may only be made by a qualified
electrician.
▶
The on-site electrical installation must conform to the
applicable protective regulations (230 / 240VAC,
50 / 60Hz)!
▶
If the mains connection cable is damaged, itmustbe
exchanged by a qualified electrician toavoiddanger.
▶
Disconnect the mains plug and the plug of the
emergency battery whenever performing work on the
door system.
▶
Safeguard the door system against being switched on
again without authorisation.
WARNING
Danger of injury during door travel
▶
See warning in section9
Danger of injury by fast-closing door
▶
See warning in section9.2.1
ATTENTION
External voltage at the connecting terminals
External voltage on the connecting terminals of the control
will destroy the electronics.
▶
Do not apply any mains voltage (230 / 240VAC) to the
connecting terminals of the control.
2.7 Safety instructions for using the hand transmitter
WARNING
Danger of injury during door travel
▶
See warning in section7
CAUTION
Danger of injuries due to unintended door travel
▶
See warning in section7
CAUTION
Danger of burns from the hand transmitter
▶
See warning in section7
2.8 Approved safety equipment
The following functions or components, where available,meet
cat. 2, PL “c” in accordance with ENISO13849-1:2008 and
were constructed and testedaccordingly:
• Internal power limit
• Tested safety equipment
If such properties are needed for other functions
orcomponents, this must be tested individually.
WARNING
Danger of injuries due to faulty safety equipment
▶
See warning in section6
CAUTION
Danger of crushing in the boom
▶
See warning in section9
Danger of injury from the cord knob
▶
See warning in section9
Danger of injuries due to the hot lamp
▶
See warning in section9
Danger of injury due to the force value being set too
high
▶
See warning in section6.3
Danger of injury resulting from uncontrolled door
movement in the Close direction if one of the
counterbalance springs breaks and the slide carriage is
released.
▶
See warning in section9
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3 Fitting
ATTENTION:
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE FITTING.
OBSERVE ALL INSTRUCTIONS, INCORRECT FITTING
COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURIES.
3.1 Inspect door / door system
DANGER
Compensating springs are under high tension
Serious injuries may occur while adjusting or loosening the
compensating springs!
▶
For your own safety, only have a specialist conduct
work on the door compensating springs and, if
necessary, maintenance and repair work!
▶
Never try to replace, adjust, repair or reposition the
compensating springs for the counterbalance of the
door or the spring mountings yourself.
▶
In addition, check the entire door system (joints, door
bearings, cables, springs and fastenings) for wear and
possible damage.
▶
Check for the presence of rust, corrosion, and cracks.
A malfunction in the door system or an incorrectly aligned
door can cause serious injuries!
▶
Do not use the door system if repair or adjustment work
must be conducted!
The construction of the operator is not designed for operation
with sluggish doors, i.e. doors that can hardly or not at all be
opened or closed manually.
The door must be in a flawless mechanical condition, as well
as correctly balanced, so that it can be easily operated by
hand (EN12604).
▶
Lift the door by approx. one metre and let it go. The door
should stay in this position and neither move downward
nor upward. If the door does move in either direction,
there is a danger that the compensating springs / weights
are not properly adjusted or are defective. In this case,
increased wear and malfunctioning of the door system
can be expected.
▶
Check whether the door can be opened and closed
correctly.
3.2 Clearance required
The clearance between the highest point of door travel and
the ceiling (even when opening the door) must be at least
30mm. For doors under thermal loads, the operator is to be
fitted 40mm higher if applicable.
If the clearance is smaller, the operator can also be mounted
behind the opened door if enough space is available. In this
case, an extended fitting bracket (ordered separately) must be
used.
The garage door operator can be arranged up to max.
500mm off-centre.
The electrical outlet should be fitted approx. 500mm from the
operator head.
▶
Check these dimensions!
3.3 Fitting the garage door operator
WARNING
Unsuitable fixing material
Use of unsuitable fixing material may mean that the operator
is insecurely attached and could come loose.
▶
The fitter must check the suitability of the provided
fixing material (plugs) for use in the intended fitting
location; other fixing material must be used if the
provided material is suitable for concrete (≥B15) but is
not officially approved (see Figures1.6a / 1.8b / 2.4).
WARNING
Danger to life from the pull rope
A running rope may lead to strangulation.
▶
Remove the rope while fitting the operator
(seeFigure1.3a).
WARNING
Danger of injury due to unwanted door travel
Incorrect assembly or handling of the operator may trigger
unwanted door travel that may result in persons or objects
being trapped.
▶
Follow all the instructions provided in this manual.
Incorrectly fitted control devices (e.g. buttons) may trigger
unwanted door travel. Persons or objects may be jammed
as a result.
▶
Install control devices at a height of
at least 1.5m (out of the reach of
children).
▶
Fit permanently installed control
devices (such as buttons, etc.)
within sight of the door, but away
from moving parts.
ATTENTION
Damage caused by dirt
Drilling dust and chippings can lead to malfunctions.
▶
Cover the operator during drilling work.
In order to fully comply with the TTZ break-in resistance
guideline for garage doors, the cord knob on the slide
carriage must be removed.
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≥ 30
≥ 70
▶
Note section 3.2.
–Clearance required
1. Completely disassemble the
mechanical door locking.
2. With an off-centre reinforcement
profile, fit the link bracket on the
nearest reinforcement profile to the
left or right (see Figure1a).
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1/2 1/2
1.5a
Ø 5
B
B
B
B
3. For sectional doors with central
NOTE:
Not illustrated in Figure1.5a: use the
5 × 35 woodscrews from the door
accessory pack (hole Ø 3mm) for
timberdoors.
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door locking, fit the lintel joint and
link bracket off-centre
(max.500mm).
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1
/
2
1
/
2
A
113-180
60
Ø 10
EPU/LTE/LPU/LTH 40
138-180
60
1.6a
A
55-76
60
EPU/LTE/LPU/LTH 40
60
50-80
A
40-80
60
EPU/LTE/LPU/LTH 40
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▶
Note section 3.2.
–Clearance required
1. Render the mechanical door
lockings inoperable
(seeFigure1.3b).
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2. Render the mechanical door
lockings inoperable
(seeFigures1.4b / 1.5b). For door
models not covered here, block the
catches on site.
3. In a deviation from the
Figures1.6b / 1.7b: The lintel joint
and link bracket must be attached
off-centre for up-and-over doors
with ornamental iron door handles.
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NOTE:
With N80 doors with timber infill, use the
bottom holes on the lintel joint for fitting.
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3.4 Fitting the boom
NOTE:
Only use the booms recommended
byus for the garage door operators
–depending on the respective
application (see product information).
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1. Press the green button and move
the slide carriage approx. 200mm
towards the centre of the rail
(seeFigure2.1). This is no longer
possible once the end stops and
operator have been fitted.
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NOTE:
A second suspension is recommended
with divided rails (available under
accessories) (see Figure2.5).
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NOTE:
Depending on the track application, the
installation direction of the fitting bracket
must be taken into account.
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NOTE:
Depending on the door type, the
installation direction of the fitting bracket
must be taken into account.
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To prepare for manual operation
▶
Pull on the cord of the mechanical
release (see Figure4).
3.5 Determining the
end-of-travel positions
If the door cannot be easily moved into
the desired Open or Closed
end-of-travel position.
▶
Note section3.1!
3.5.1 Fitting the Open end stop
1. Loosely insert the end stop in the
boom between the slide carriage
and operator.
2. Push the door into the Open
end-of-travel position by hand.
3. Fix the end stop.
NOTE:
In case the door does not reach the
complete passage height in the
end-of-travel position, the end stop can
be removed so that the integrated end
stop (on the operator head) is used.
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3.5.2 Fitting the Close end stop
1. Loosely insert the end stop in the
boom between the slide carriage
and door.
2. Push the door into the Close
end-of-travel position by hand.
3. Move the end stop by approx.
10mm in the Close direction and fix
the end stop.
To prepare for automatic operation
▶
Push the green button on the slide
carriage (see Figure6).
▶
Move the door by hand until the
slide carriage snaps into the belt
lock.
▶
Note the safety instructions in
section9
–Danger of crushing in the boom
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3.5.3 Fitting the operator head
▶
Fix the operator head (see Figure7).
▶
Note the safety instructions in
section9
–ATTENTION
3.6 Emergency release
The cord knob for mechanical release
may not be installed at a height greater
than 1.8m from the garage floor. The
cord may need to be extended on-site,
depending on the height of the garage
door.
▶
When extending the cord, please
make sure that the cord cannot
become caught on a roof carrier
system or any other vehicle
protrusions.
An emergency mechanical release is
required in garages without a second
entrance in order to prevent users from
locking themselves during a power
failure; this must be ordered separately.
▶
Check the emergency release for
proper function every month.
3.7 Fixing the warning sign
▶
Fix the crushing warning sign in a
prominent, cleaned and degreased
place, for example near to the
permanently installed button for
moving the operator.
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4 Electrical connection
▶
Note the safety instructions in
section2.6
– Mains voltage
– External voltage at the connecting
terminals
To prevent malfunctions:
▶
Duct the operator's connection
cables (24VDC) in an installation
system that is separate from other
supply lines (230VAC).
4.1 Connecting terminals
All connecting terminals can have
multiple assignments (see Figure10):
• Minimum thickness: 1 × 0.5mm
• Maximum thickness: 1 × 2.5mm
2
2
4.2 Connecting additional
components / accessories
NOTE:
Loading of the operator by all
accessories: max. 100mA. See the
figures for component power
consumption.
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4.2.1 External radio receiver
▶ See Figure11
and section8
*
Insert the plug of the receiver in the
corresponding socket.
4.2.2 External impulse button*
▶
See Figure12 / 13
One or more buttons with normally open
contacts (volt-free), such as internal
push buttons or key switches, can be
connected in parallel.
* Accessory; not included in the standard
equipment!
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4.2.3 External impulse button for
partial opening*
▶
See Figure14
One or more buttons with normally open
contacts (volt-free), such as key
switches, can be connected in parallel.
4.2.4 2-wire photocell* (dynamic)
▶
See Figure15
NOTES:
• Follow the fitting instructions when
mounting photocells.
• The photocell must be connected
before the learning run.
• A new learning run is required if the
photocell is removed.
4.2.5 Tested wicket door contact
▶
Connect wicket door contacts that
switch to ground (0V) as shown in
Figure16.
NOTES:
• The wicket door contact must be
connected before the learning run.
• A new learning run is required if the
wicket door contact is removed.
Door cycles are immediately halted and
permanently prevented when the wicket
door contact is opened.
*
* Accessory; not included in the standard
equipment!
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19
18
25 mA
A
B C
+-
52120
24V
0V
.5
.6
.8
–
5
PR 1
U
17
PR 1
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4.2.6 Option relay PR1
▶
See Figure17
Option relay PR1 is required to connect
an external lamp or warning light.
4.2.7 Emergency battery HNA18*
▶
See Figure18
To enable door movement in the event
of a power failure, an optional
emergency battery can be connected.
The system automatically switches to
battery operation. During battery
operation, the operator light remains
switched off.
Danger of injury due to unexpected
door travel
Unexpected door travel may occur
when the emergency battery is still
connected despite the mains plug
being pulled out.
▶
4.2.8 Hand transmitter
▶
1 LED, bi-colour
2 Hand transmitter buttons
3 Battery
After inserting the battery, the hand
transmitter is ready for operation.
See Figure19
WARNING
Disconnect the mains plug and
the plug of the emergency battery
whenever performing work on the
door system.
*
* Accessory; not included in the standard
equipment!
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5 Setting DIL switches
5.1 Close limit switch reporting
▶
See Figure20.1 and section5.8.1
5.2 Pre-warning time
▶
See Figure20.2 and section5.8.2
5.3 External light
▶
See Figure20.3 and section5.8.3
5.4 Automatic timer
▶
See Figure20.4 and section5.8.4
5.5 Door type (soft stop)
▶
See Figure20.5 and section5.8.5
5.6 Static current circuit / stop
▶
5.7 Maintenance display
▶
with self-testing
See Figure20.6 and section5.8.6
See Figure20.7 and section5.8.7
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5.8 DIL switch functions
Several of the operator's functions must be programmed
using the DIL switches. Before initial start-up, the DIL switches
are in factory settings, i.e. the switches are in the OFF position
(see Figure9).
The following requirements must be met in order to change
DIL switch settings.
• The operator is at rest.
• No radio control is being programmed.
A change to the DIL switches will have an immediate effect on
the function.
Set the DIL switches as described below in accordance with
the national regulations, the desired safety equipment and the
on-site circumstances.
5.8.1 Close limit switch reporting
▶
See Figure20.1
A
OFF
CLOSE limit switch reporting activated
B ON
Tab. 1: Function of the operator light and the option relay with
activated CLOSE limit switch reporting
Operator light • Permanent light during the door run
• Illumination period after reaching
the Close end-of-travel position
Option relay Picks up when the Close end-of-travel
position is reached
5.8.2 Pre-warning phase
If the pre-warning phase is activated, it will always start before
start of travel from any position.
If the automatic timer is set, the pre-warning phase will only
start from the Open end-of-travel position.
▶
See Figure20.2
A ON
Pre-warning phase activated
W
OFF
Tab. 2: Function of the operator light and the option relay with
activated pre-warning phase
Operator light • Quick flashing during the
pre-warning phase
• Permanent light during the door run
Option relay Clocks during the pre-warning phase
and door travel (warning lamp function)
5.8.3 External light
▶
See Figure20.3
A
OFF
B
OFF
External light activated
Tab. 3: Function of the operator light and the option relay with
external illumination
Operator light • Permanent light during the door run
• Illumination period after reaching
the Close end-of-travel position
Option relay Same function as operator light
5.8.4 Automatic timer
With an automatic timer, the door is only opened with a travel
command. The door closes automatically after the hold-open
phase of approx. 30 seconds and the pre-warning phase have
elapsed. After an impulse or after the photocell has been
passed, the hold-open phase will be restarted automatically.
NOTE:
The automatic timer may only be activated within the scope of
DINEN12453 if at least one additional safety device
(photocell) is connected besides the standard power limit.
▶
See Figure20.4
A ON
B ON
Automatic timer activated
Tab. 4: Function of the operator, the operator light and the
option relay with activated automatic timer
Operator After hold-open phase and pre-warning
phase, automatic timer from the OPEN
end-of-travel position
Operator light • Permanent light during the
hold-open phase and the door run
• Flashes during the pre-warning
phase
Option relay • Permanent contact during the
hold-open phase (only from the
Open end-of-travel position)
• Clocks during the pre-warning
phase and door travel
5.8.5 Door type (soft stop)
▶
See Figure20.5
C ON Up-and-over door, long soft stop
C
OFF
Sectional door, short soft stop
In a side sliding sectional door, the soft stop in the Close
direction can be set using a combination of DIL switches
C+D (depending on the track application of the side sliding
sectional door).
If a long soft stop is set in the Close direction, the operator
must start with a long soft start in the Open direction.
If a short soft stop is set in the Close direction, the operator
will start normally in the Open direction.
C ON
D ON
Side sliding sectional door,
• Long soft stop in the Close direction
• Short soft stop in the Open direction
• Long soft start in the Open direction
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C
OFF
D ON
Side sliding sectional door,
• Short soft stop in the Close and Open
direction
• Short soft start in the Open direction
With the side sliding sectional door setting, the power limit in
the Open direction works as follows:
– The operator stops, briefly reverses in the Close
direction and takes the stress off the obstacle.
5.8.6 Static current circuit / stop with self-testing
A wicket door contact with self-testing is automatically
detected and taught in during the learning run. After a
successful learning run, the red LED in the transparent button
flashes 7 ×.
A new learning run is required if the wicket door contact with
self-testing is removed.
▶
See Figure20.6
E ON Activated, for wicket door contact with
self-testing. The self-testing is checked
before each door run (operation only
possible with a wicket door contact that can
be tested).
E
OFF
Safety equipment without self-testing
5.8.7 Door maintenance display
▶
See Figure20.7
F ON Activated, exceeding the maintenance cycle
is signalled by the operator light flashing 3 ×
at the end of every door run.
F
OFF
Not activated, no signal after the
maintenance cycle is exceeded.
The maintenance interval is reached when the operator has
been in operation for more than 1year since the last
teaching-in or the operator has reached or exceeded more
than 2000door closing actions.
NOTE:
The maintenance data is reset by teaching in the operator
again (see section6.1).
6 Initial start-up
▶
Before initial start-up, read and follow the safety
instructions in section2.6.
When teaching in (Figure21), the operator is adjusted to the
door. The travel length, required force for opening and closing,
and any connected safety devices are automatically taught in
and saved in a power failure-proof manner. The data is only
valid for this door.
Operator light:
The operator light is off if the operator has not been taught in.
The operator light flashes during the learning runs or a
reference run. After the learning runs are finished, the operator
light is continuously illuminated and goes out after approx.
2minutes.
WARNING
Danger of injuries due to faulty safety equipment
In the event of a malfunction, there is a danger of injuries
due to faulty safety equipment.
▶
After the learning runs, the person commissioning the
system must check the function(s) of the safety
equipment.
The system is ready for operation only after this.
6.1 Teaching in the operator
NOTES:
• The slide carriage must be engaged and there may not be
any obstacles in the function range of the safety devices!
• Safety devices must be fitted and connected beforehand.
• If a connected wicket door contact with self-testing has
been successfully taught in, the red LED in the
transparent button will flash 7 × after the learning run.
• If further safety devices are connected at a later point, a
new learning run is required.
• All existing door data must be deleted if the operator is to
be taught in again (see section11).
• When teaching in, the connected safety devices are not
active.
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To start the learning runs:
1. Plug in the mains plug.
The operator light will flash 2 ×.
2. Press the transparent button in the
operator cover (or the circuit board
button T if the operator cover has
been removed).
– The door will open and briefly
stop in the Open end-of-travel
position.
– To teach in the travel, the door
automatically closes, then
opens, closes again and opens
again.
– The door closes and opens once
more and the required forces are
taught in.
The operator light flashes during the
learning runs.
– The door will stop in the Open
end-of-travel position. The
operator light remains
illuminated and goes out after
approx. 2minutes.
– If a self-testing wicket door
contact has been successfully
taught in, the red LED in the
transparent button will flash 7 ×.
The operator has been taught in and
is ready for operation.
To abort a learning run:
▶
Press the transparent button or an
external control element with
impulse function.
The door stops. The operator light
is continuously illuminated.
▶
Press the transparent button to start
the entire teach-in process again.
NOTE:
If the operator stops with the operator
light flashing or before reaching the end
stop, the pre-set forces are too low and
must be readjusted.
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6.2 Adjusting the forces
▶
Also note section6.3
Reaching the potentiometer to set the
forces:
▶
Remove the operator cover.
P1 Set the force in the Open direction
P2 Set the force in the Close direction
Increasing the forces:
▶
Turn clockwise.
Reducing the forces:
▶
Turn anticlockwise.
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6.3 Forces
CAUTION
Danger of injury due to the force value being set too
high (potentiometers P1 / P2)
When the force value is set too high, the power limit is less
sensitive. This could lead to injury or damage.
▶
Do not set a force value that is too high.
The forces required for the learning in run are automatically
adjusted during each door cycle. For safety reasons, it is
necessary that the forces should not be readjusted indefinitely
when the travel behaviour of the door becomes worse (e.g.the
spring tension weakens). Otherwise risks to safety may arise
with manual operation of the door (e.g. the door may fall
down).
For this purpose, the maximum forces provided for opening
and closing have a limited presetting in delivery condition
(centre position of the potentiometers).
Proceed as follows if the Open end stop is not reached:
1. Turn P1 clockwise by one eighth of a rotation
(seeFigure22).
2. Press the transparent button.
The door moves in the Close direction.
3. Press the transparent button again before the door
reaches the Close end-of-travel position.
The door stops.
4. Press the transparent button again.
The door will move to the Open end-of-travel position.
If the Open end stop is not reached again, repeat steps1to4.
Proceed as follows if the Close end stop is not reached:
1. Turn P2 clockwise by one eighth of a rotation
(seeFigure22).
2. Delete the door data (see section11).
3. Teach in the operator again (see section6.1).
If the Close end stop is not reached again, repeat steps1to3.
NOTE:
The forces actually needed are stored during the learning run.
The maximum forces set on the potentiometer have little effect
on the sensitivity of the power limit. The forces set at the
factory can be used for operating standard doors.
7 Hand transmitter HSE4BiSecur
WARNING
Danger of injury during door travel
Persons may be injured by door travel if
the hand transmitter is actuated.
▶
Make sure that the hand transmitters
are kept away from children and can
only be used by people who have
been instructed on how the remotecontrol door functions!
▶
If the door has only one safety
device, only operate the hand
transmitter if you are within sight of
the door!
▶
Only drive or pass through remote
control door systems if the door is in
the Open end-of-travel position!
▶
Never stay standing under the open
door.
▶
Please note that unwanted door
travel may occur if a hand
transmitter button is accidentally
pressed (e.g. if stored in a
pocket / handbag).
CAUTION
Danger of injuries due to unintended door travel
Unintended door travel may occur while teaching in the
radio code.
▶
Make sure no persons or objects are in the door's area
of travel when teaching in the radio system.
CAUTION
Danger of burns from the hand transmitter
If exposed to direct sunlight or great heat, the hand
transmitter may heat up so much that burns could occur
during use.
▶
Protect the hand transmitter from direct sunlight and
great heat (e.g. by placing it in a stowage compartment
in the dashboard).
ATTENTION
Malfunction due to environmental influences
Non-compliance with these instructions can impair function!
Protect the hand transmitter from the following conditions:
• Direct sunlight (permissible ambient
temperature:0 °Cto + 60 °C)
• Moisture
• Dust
NOTES:
• If there is no separate garage entrance, perform all
programming changes and extensions of radio systems
from inside the garage.
• After programming or extending the radio system,
perform a function test.
• Only use original components when putting the radio
system into service or extending it.
• Local conditions may affect the range of the radio system.
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• When used at the same time, GSM900 mobile phones
can affect the range.
7.1 Description of the hand transmitter
▶
See Figure19
7.2 Inserting / changing the battery
ATTENTION
Destruction of the hand transmitter by leaking batteries
Batteries can leak and destroy the hand transmitter.
▶
Remove the battery from the hand transmitter if it is out
of use for a long period of time.
7.3 Hand transmitter operation
A radio code is assigned to each hand transmitter button.
Press the button of the hand transmitter whose radio code
you want to transmit.
– The radio code is transmitted and the LED is
illuminated blue for 2 seconds.
NOTE:
If the battery is almost empty, the LED flashes red twice
a. before transmitting the radio code.
▶
The battery should be replaced soon.
b. and the radio code is not transmitted.
▶
The battery must be replaced immediately.
7.4 Inheriting / transmitting a radio code
1. Press the button of the hand transmitter whose radio
code you want to inherit / transmit and keep it pressed.
– The radio code is transmitted and the LED is
illuminated blue for 2 seconds then goes out.
– After 5 seconds, the LED alternates flashing in red
and blue; the radio code is transmitted.
2. If the radio code is transmitted and recognised, release
the hand transmitter button.
– The LED goes out.
NOTE:
You have 15 seconds to inherit / transmit the code. The
process must be repeated if the radio code is not successfully
inherited / transmitted within this time.
7.5 Hand transmitter reset
Each hand transmitter button is assigned to a new radio code
by means of the following steps.
1. Open the battery lid and remove the battery for
10seconds.
2. Press a circuit board button and keep it pressed.
3. Insert the battery.
– The LED slowly flashes in blue for 4 seconds.
– The LED flashes rapidly in blue for 2 seconds.
– The LED is illuminated blue for a long time.
4. Release the circuit board button.
All radio codes are newly assigned.
5. Close the hand transmitter housing.
NOTE:
If the circuit board button is released prematurely, no new
radio codes are assigned.
7.6 LED display
Blue (BU)
Condition Function
Illuminated for 2seconds A radio code is being transmitted
Flashes slowly Hand transmitter is in the learn
mode
Flashes quickly after
slow flashing
Flashes slowly for
4seconds
A valid radio code was
discovered during the learning
Device reset is being performed
or completed
Flashes quickly for
2seconds
Illuminated long
Red (RD)
Condition Function
Flashes twice The battery is almost empty
Blue (BU) and Red (RD)
Condition Function
Flashing alternately Hand transmitter is in the
inherit / transmit mode
7.7 Cleaning the hand transmitter
ATTENTION
Damaging the hand transmitter by faulty cleaning
Cleaning the hand transmitter with unsuitable cleaning
agents can damage the hand transmitter housing as well as
the hand transmitter buttons.
▶
Clean the hand transmitter with a clean, soft, damp
cloth.
NOTE:
White hand transmitter buttons can change their colour when
used regularly over an extended period of time, if they come in
contact with cosmetic products (e.g. hand cream).
7.8 Disposal
Electrical and electronic devices, as well as batteries,
may not be disposed of in household rubbish. They
must be returned to the appropriate recycling
facilities.
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7.9 Technical data
Type Hand transmitter HSE4BiSecur
Frequency 868MHz
Power supply 1 × 3V battery, type:CR2032
Perm. ambient temperature 0 °C to + 60 °C
Protection category IP 20
8 Radio receiver
8.1 Integrated radio module
A maximum of 100 different hand
transmitter buttons can be taught in and
distributed to the Impulse (Open-Stop-
Close-Stop) and partial opening
functions. If more buttons are taught in,
the one taught in first will be deleted.
The following requirements must be met
in order to teach in hand transmitter
buttons:
• The operator is at rest.
• The pre-warning or hold-open
phase is not active.
8.1.1 Teaching in the Impulse
function
1. Briefly press the P button on the
operator cover. (Pressing it twice
will immediately end the process).
The red LED in the transparent
button on the operator cover now
flashes 1 ×.
2. Press the hand transmitter button
whose radio code you want to
transmit and keep it pressed.
(Please see section7.4 for more
information on the hand
transmitter).
If a valid radio code is detected, the
red LED in the transparent button
on the operator cover will flash
quickly.
3. Release the hand transmitter
button.
The hand transmitter button has
been taught in and is now ready
for operation.
The red LED in the transparent
button flashes slowly and other
hand transmitter buttons may be
taught in.
4. Repeat steps 2 + 3 to teach in
further hand transmitter buttons.
If the same hand transmitter button is
taught in on two different channels, it
will be deleted on the first taught-in
channel.
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7.10 EU declaration of conformity for the hand transmitter
The manufacturer of this operator herewith declares that the
provided hand transmitter complies with EU Directive Radio
Equipment 2014/53/EU.
The complete declaration of conformity can be requested
from the manufacturer.
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If no further hand transmitter buttons are to be taught in
or to end the process:
▶
Press the P button twice or wait for the timeout.
The operator light is continuously illuminated.
Timeout
If no valid radio code is recognised within 20 seconds, the
operator automatically switches to operation mode.
8.1.2 Teaching in the Partial opening function
A door position pre-set at the factory or any other door
position can be programmed.
Approx. 260mm slide travel before the Close
end-of-travel position.
Any At least 120 mm slide travel before each
end-of-travel position
To teach in the pre-set position:
1. Move the door into the Open or Close end-of-travel
position.
2. Briefly press the P button on the operator cover twice.
(Pressing it three times will immediately end the process).
The red LED in the transparent button on the operator
cover now flashes twice.
3. Switch the hand transmitter whose code is to be inherited
to Inheriting / Transmitting mode. If a valid radio code is
detected, the red LED in the transparent button on the
operator cover will flash quickly.
4. Release the hand transmitter button.
The hand transmitter button has been taught in for the
partial opening function.
The red LED in the transparent button flashes slowly and
other hand transmitter buttons may be taught in.
5. Repeat steps 3 + 4 to teach in further hand transmitter
buttons.
To teach in any position:
1. Move the door into the desired position (but at least
120mm before the end-of-travel position).
2. Briefly press the P button on the operator cover twice.
(Pressing it three times will immediately end the process).
The red LED in the transparent button on the operator
cover now flashes twice.
3. Press the hand transmitter button you want to teach in
until the red LED in the transparent button flashes quickly.
4. Release the hand transmitter button.
The hand transmitter button has been taught in for the
partial opening function.
The red LED flashes and other hand transmitter buttons
may be taught in.
5. Repeat steps 3 + 4 to teach in further hand transmitter
buttons.
If the same hand transmitter button is taught in on two
different channels, it will be deleted on the first taught-in
channel.
If no further hand transmitter buttons are to be taught in
or to end the process:
▶
Press the P button once or wait for the timeout.
The operator light is continuously illuminated.
Timeout
If no valid radio code is recognised within 20 seconds, the
operator automatically switches to operation mode.
8.2 External receiver
*
If the range is limited, the functions impulse or partial opening
can be controlled with an external radio receiver.
If an external radio receiver is retrofitted, the data in the
integrated radio receiver must be deleted (see section12).
NOTE:
The antenna wire of external receivers should not come into
contact with metal objects (nails, bracing, etc.). The best
alignment to achieve an optimum range must be established
by trial and error.
When used at the same time, GSM 900 mobile phones can
affect the range.
8.2.1 Teaching in hand transmitter buttons
▶
Teach in the hand transmitter button for the functions
Impulse (channel1) and Partial opening (channel2) using
the operating instructions for the external receiver.
8.3 EU Declaration of Conformity for Receivers
The manufacturer of this operator herewith declares that the
integrated receiver complies with EU Directive Radio
Equipment 2014/53/EU.
The complete declaration of conformity can be requested from
the manufacturer.
9 Operation
WARNING
Danger of injury during door travel
If people or objects are in the area
around the door while the door is in
motion, this can lead to injuries or
damage.
▶
Children are not allowed to play near
the door system.
▶
Make sure that no persons or
objects are in the door's area of
travel.
▶
If the door system has only one
safety feature, only operate the
garage door operator if you are
within sight of the door's area of
travel.
▶
Monitor the door travel until the door
has reached the end-of-travel
position.
▶
Only drive or pass through remote
control door systems if the door is in
the Open end-of-travel position!
▶
Never stay standing under the open
door.
CAUTION
Danger of crushing in the boom
Do not reach into the boom with your fingers during door
travel, as this can cause crushing.
▶
Do not reach into the boom during door travel
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CAUTION
Danger of injury from the cord knob
If you hang on the cord knob, you may fall and injure
yourself. The operator could break away and injure persons
or damage objects that are located underneath, or the
operator itself could be destroyed.
▶
Do not hang on the cord knob with your body weight.
CAUTION
Danger of injury resulting from uncontrolled door
movement in the Close direction if one of the
counterbalance springs breaks and the slide carriage is
released.
If a retrofit set is not installed, uncontrolled door movement
in the Close direction may occur if the slide carriage is
released while a counterbalance spring is broken, the door
is improperly balanced or the door is not completely closed.
▶
The responsible fitter must install a retrofit set on the
slide carriage if the following applies:
– The standard DINEN13241-1 applies
– The garage door operator is retrofitted to a
Hörmann sectional door without spring safety
device (BR30) by a technical expert.
This set includes a screw that secures the slide carriage
against uncontrolled unlocking as well as a new cord knob
sign with images showing how the set and the slide carriage
should be handled for the two operation modes of the
operator boom.
NOTE:
The use of an emergency release or an emergency release
lock is not possible in conjunction with the retrofit set.
CAUTION
Danger of injuries due to the hot lamp
Touching the lamp during or immediately following operation
can lead to burns.
▶
Do not touch the lamp if it is switched on or was
recently switched on.
ATTENTION
Damage due to the cord of the mechanical release
If the cord of the mechanical release becomes caught on a
roof carrier system or other parts of the vehicle or door, this
can lead to damage.
▶
Make sure that the cable cannot become caught.
Heat generation due to the illumination
As a result of heat being generated by the operator light,
there is a risk of damage if the spacing is inadequate.
▶
The smallest distance to easily inflammable materials or
heat-sensitive surfaces must be at least 0.1m
(seeFigure7).
9.1 Instructing users
▶
All persons using the door system must be shown how to
operate the garage door operator properly and safely.
▶
Demonstrate and test the mechanical release as well as
the safety reversal.
9.2 Function check
To check the safety reversal:
1. Stop the door with both hands
while it is closing.
The door system must stop and
initiate the safety reversal.
2. Stop the door with both hands
while it is opening.
The door system must switch off.
3. Position a test object with a height
of approx. 50mm in the centre of
the opening and close the door.
The door system must stop and
initiate the safety reversal as soon
as it reaches the obstacle.
▶
In the event of a failure of the safety reversal, a specialist
must be commissioned immediately for the inspection
and repair work.
9.2.1 Cord knob mechanical release
The cord knob for mechanical release may not be installed at
a height greater than 1.8m from the garage floor. The cord
may need to be extended on-site, depending on the height of
the garage door.
▶
When extending the cord, please make sure that the cord
cannot become caught on a roof carrier system or any
other vehicle protrusions.
WARNING
Danger of injury by fast-closing door
If the cord knob is actuated while the door is open, there is
a danger that the door will close rapidly if the springs are
weak, broken or defective, or if the counterbalance is
inadequate.
▶
Only pull the cord knob when the door is closed.
▶
Pull the cord knob when the door is closed.
The door is now released and should be easy to open and
close by hand.
9.2.2 Mechanical release by emergency release lock
(Only for garages without a second entrance)
▶
When the door is closed, actuate the emergency release
lock.
The door is now released and should be easy to open and
close by hand.
9.3 Normal operation
NOTE:
If the radio code for the taught-in hand transmitter was copied
from another hand transmitter, the hand transmitter button
must be pressed a second time during initial start-up.
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Impulse function (channel1)
In normal operation, the garage door operator works with the
impulse sequence control.
The door behaves as follows if an external button (at terminal
20 / 21 or at the intercom clamp), a taught-in hand transmitter
button for the impulse function (channel1) or the transparent
button is pushed.
1st impulse: The door runs towards an end-of-travel
position.
2nd impulse: The door stops.
3rd impulse: The door runs in the opposite direction.
4th impulse: The door stops.
5th impulse: The door runs in the direction of the
end-of-travel position selected in the
1stimpulse.
etc.
Partial opening function (channel2)
The door behaves as follows if an external button (at terminal
20 / 23) or a taught-in hand transmitter button for the partial
opening function (channel2) is pushed.
From the Close end-of-travel position:
1st impulse: The door moves in the partial opening direction.
2nd impulse: The door stops.
3rd impulse: The door moves in the partial opening direction.
etc.
From the Open end-of-travel position:
1st impulse: The door moves in the partial opening direction.
2nd impulse: The door stops.
3rd impulse: The door moves in the partial opening direction.
etc.
From the partial opening position:
Impulse at
The door moves in the Open direction.
terminal 20 / 21
Impulse at
The door moves in the Close direction.
terminal 20 / 23
The operator light will light up during a door run and go out
after approx.2minutes.
9.4 Behaviour during a power failure (without an
emergency battery)
To be able to open or close the garage door by hand during a
power failure, it must be disengaged from the slide carriage
while the door is closed.
▶
See section9.2.1 / 9.2.2
9.5 Behaviour after the power returns (without
emergency battery)
After the power returns, the slide carriage for automatic
operation must be re-engaged.
▶
See Figure6
Due to safety reasons, if the power fails during operation, the
first impulse command will always open the door.
10 Inspection and maintenance
The garage door operator is maintenance-free.
In the interest of your own safety, we recommend having the
door system inspected and maintained by a qualified person
in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications.
WARNING
Danger of injury due to unexpected door travel
Unexpected door travel may occur during inspection and
maintenance work if the door system is inadvertently
actuated by other persons.
▶
Disconnect the mains plug and the plug of the
emergency battery whenever performing work on the
door system.
▶
Safeguard the door system against being switched on
again without authorisation.
Inspection and repairs may only be carried out by a qualified
person. Contact your supplier for this purpose.
A visual inspection may be carried out by the operator.
▶
Check all safety and protective functions monthly.
▶
Check safety devices without self-testing every six
months.
▶
Any malfunctions and / or defects must be remedied
immediately.
10.1 Tension of the toothed belt
The toothed belt of the operator boom is tensioned optimally
ex-factory.
During the start-up and slow-down phase, with larger doors it
is possible that the belt will briefly hang out of the boom
profile. However, this does not constitute a technical
malfunction and does not negatively affect the function and
service life of the operator.
10.2 Checking safety reversal / reversing
To check safety reversal / reversing:
1. Stop the door with both hands
while it is closing.
The door system must stop and
initiate the safety reversal.
2. Stop the door with both hands
while it is opening.
The door system must switch off.
3. Position a test object with a height
of approx. 50mm in the centre of
the opening and close the door.
The door system must stop and
initiate the safety reversal as soon
as it reaches the obstacle.
▶
In the event of a failure of the safety reversal, a specialist
must be commissioned immediately for the inspection
and repair work.
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10.3 Replacement bulb
▶
Only use a bulb:
– 24V / 1,0W B(a) 15s LED
– 24V / 10W B(a) 15s
▶
Exchange the light bulb only if the
operator is voltage-free.
11 Deleting door data
The existing door data must be deleted
before the operator can be taught in
again.
▶
See Figure25
To reset to the factory settings:
1. Disconnect the mains plug and, if
applicable, the plug of the
emergency battery.
2. Press and hold the transparent
button on the operator cover.
3. Reconnect the mains plug.
4. Release the transparent button
once the operator light flashes
once.
The door data has been deleted.
5. Teach in the operator again
(seesection6.1).
NOTE:
The taught-in impulse radio codes are
not changed.
12 Deleting all radio
codes
There is no option to delete the radio
codes for individual hand transmitter
buttons.
▶
See Figure26
1. Press and holdthe Pbutton on the
operator cover.
The red LED in the transparent
button of the operator cover flashes
slowly, signalling the readiness for
deletion.
The red LED will start to flash
quickly.
The data of all the hand
transmitters' learned radio codes is
deleted.
2. Release the P button.
NOTE:
If the P button is released prematurely,
the process will be aborted and the
radio codes are not deleted.
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13 Optional accessories
Optional accessories are not included in the scope of delivery.
Loading of the operator by all electrical accessories:
max.100mA.
The following accessories can be connected to the operator:
• One-way photocell, self-testing dynamic photocell
• Emitter-reflector photocell
• External radio receiver
• External impulse buttons (e.g. key switches)
• Emergency battery for emergency power supply
• Wicket door contact (self-testing and non-self-testing)
• Warning light (in combination with the relay PR1)
14 Dismantling and disposal
NOTE:
When dismantling the door, observe the applicable regulations
governing work safety.
Have a specialist dismantle the garage door operator in the
reverse order of these instructions and dispose of it properly.
15 Warranty conditions
Warranty period
In addition to the statutory warranty provided by the dealer in
the sales contract, we grant the following warranty for parts
from the date of purchase:
• 5 years on operator technology, motor and motor control
• 2 years on radio equipment, accessories and special
systems
Claims made under the warranty do not extend the warranty
period. For replacement parts and repairs the warranty period
is six months or at least the remainder of the warranty period.
Prerequisites
The warranty claim only applies in the country where the
equipment was purchased. The product must have been
purchased through our authorised distribution channels.
A claim under this warranty exists only for damage to the
object of the contract itself.
Services
For the duration of the warranty we shall eliminate any product
defects that are proven to be attributable to a material or
manufacturing fault. We pledge to replace free of charge and
at our discretion the defective goods with non-defective
goods, to carry out repairs, or to grant a price reduction.
Replaced parts become our property.
Reimbursement of expenditure for dismantling and fitting,
testing of parts as well as demands for lost profits and
compensation for damages are excluded from the warranty.
Damage caused by the following is also excluded:
• Improper fitting and connection
• Improper initial start-up and operation
• External factors such as fire, water, abnormal
environmental conditions
• Mechanical damage caused by accidents, falls, impacts
• Negligent or intentional destruction
• Normal wear or deficient maintenance
• Repairs conducted by unqualified persons
• Use of non-original parts
• Removal or defacing of the data label
16 EC / EU Declaration of
Conformity / Declaration of
Incorporation
fined in EC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC according
(as de
to annexII, part1A for the complete machine or part1B for
incorporation of partly complete machinery)
Only a combination with specifically approved door types is
permissible in order to fit this garage door operator by the
end user. These door types can be found in the complete
EC/EU Declaration of Conformity in the provided log book.
However, if this garage door operator is not combined with
an approved door type, the fitter will then be considered a
manufacturer of a complete machine.
In this case, fitting may only be done by a fitting company, as
only they have knowledge of the relevant safety regulations,
valid directives and standards, as well as the required testing
and measuring devices.
The appropriate declaration of incorporation can also be found
in the provided log book.
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17 Technical data
Mains voltage 230 / 240 V, 50 / 60Hz,
Stand-by ≤7W
Protection category Only for dry rooms
Temperature range – 20°C to + 60°C
Replacement bulb • 24V / 1,0W B(a) 15s LED
Motor Direct current motor with hall
Transformer With thermal protection
Connection No-screw connection technology
Remote control Operation with internal or external
Automatic cut-out Is automatically taught in for both
End-of-travel position
cut-out / power limit
Guide rail Extremely flat (30mm)
Door travel speed Approx. 13cm per second
Rated load See data label
Pull and push force See data label
Short-term peak load See data label
Special functions Operator light, 2-minute light
Mechanical release Actuated from inside with pull cord
Universal fittings For up-and-over doors and
Airborne sound
emission of the
garage door operator ≤ 70dB (A)
Use Exclusively for private garages
Door cycles See product information
• 24V / 10W B(a) 15s
sensor
for external equipment with
24VDC low safety voltage, such
as internal and external buttons
with impulse operation
radio receiver
directions separately. Self-learning,
wear-free, as it has no mechanical
switches.
Automatic safety cut-out,
readjusting at every door run.
With integrated anti-lift kit
With maintenance-free, patented
toothed belt with automatic belt
tensioner
(depending on door size and
weight)
Photocell can be connected
Option relay for warning lamp,
additional external illumination can
be connected
Wicket door contact with testing
in the event of a power failure
sectional doors
Not intended for industrial /
commercial use
18 Display of messages and errors
18.1 Operator light messages
If the mains plug is plugged in without the transparent button
having been pushed (the circuit board buttonT when the
operator cover has been removed), the operator light will flash
two, three or four times.
2 × flashing
No door data is present or the door data has been deleted
(delivery condition). The operator can be taught in
immediately.
1 × flashing
Saved door data is present, but the last door position is not
known. For this reason, the next run will be a OPEN reference
run. Door travel in normal operation will follow.
4 × flashing
Saved door data is present and the last door position is
sufficiently known, i.e. normal door runs that take the impulse
sequence control (OPEN-STOP-CLOSE-STOP-OPEN, etc.)
into account can proceed immediately (normal behaviour after
a successful teach-in and power failure). For safety reasons,
the door will always open upon the first impulse command
after a power failure during a door run.
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18.2 Display of errors / warnings / information
The red diagnostic LED is visible through the transparent button even when the housing is closed. This LED helps to easily
identify causes when operation does not go according to plan. This LED is continuously illuminated in normal operation.
NOTE:
If normal operation of the garage door operator with the radio module / receiver or the transparent button is otherwise possible,
ashort circuit in the external button's connecting lead or in the button itself can be recognised through the behaviour
describedhere.
Display Error / warning Possible cause Remedy
Safety equipment (photocells) No photocell is connected Connecting a photocell
The light beam is interrupted Adjust the photocell
The photocell is defective Exchange the photocell
Power limit in the Close
direction
The door is too sluggish or
does not move smoothly
Correct the door travel
Obstacle in door area Remove the obstacle and teach in the operator
again, if necessary
Static current circuit open The wicket door is open Close the wicket door
The magnet has been fitted
the wrong way
Fit the magnet correctly (see the instructions
for the wicket door contact)
The testing result is not OK Exchange the wicket door contact
Power limit in the Open
direction
The door is too sluggish or
does not move smoothly
Correct the door travel
Obstacle in door area Remove the obstacle and teach in the operator
again, if necessary
System error Internal error Give a new travel command (impulse)1 and
move the door into the Open end-of-travel
position
Restore the factory setting (see section11),
teach in the operator again or exchange, if
necessary
Travel time limit The belt is torn Exchange the belt
The operator is defective Exchange the operator
Wicket door contact with
self-testing taught in
No error
Only a confirmation that it
has been successfully
taughtin
The operator has not been
taught in
The operator has not been
taught in yet
Teach in the operator (see section6)
No reference point Power failure
The operator requires an
Open reference run
1) with an external button, the radio module or the transparent button (circuit board button T when the operator cover is removed).
Give a new travel command (impulse)1 and
move the door into the Open end-of-travel
position
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19 Overview of DIL switch functions
DIL A DIL B Function Option relay function
OFF OFF External light activated Relay the same as operator light (external light function)
ON OFF Pre-warning phase activated Relay clocks during the pre-warning phase and the door
OFF ON CLOSE limit switch reporting activated The relay picks up in the Close end-of-travel position
ON ON Automatic timer activated, photocell
DIL C DIL D Door type (soft stop)
OFF OFF Sectional door Short soft stop
ON OFF Up-and-over door Long soft stop
OFF ON Side sliding
ON ON Side sliding
DIL E Static current circuit / stop with self-testing
OFF Safety equipment without self-testing
ON Wicket door contact with self-testing activated. The self-testing is checked before each door run
(operationonly possible with a wicket door contact that can be tested)
DIL F Door maintenance display
OFF Not activated, no signal after the maintenance cycle is exceeded
ON Activated, exceeding the maintenance cycle is signalled by the operator light flashing at the end of every
door run.
must be installed
sectional doors
sectional doors
• Short soft stop in the Close and Open direction
• Short soft start in the Open direction
• Long soft stop in the Close direction
• Short soft in the Open direction
• Long soft start in the Open direction
run (warning lamp function).
(Close reporting function)
Relay clocks during the pre-warning phase and the door
run, permanent contact during the hold-open phase
(only from the Open end-of-travel position)
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GaraMatic 9
Garador Ltd
Bunford Lane
Yeovil, Somerset
www.garador.co.uk
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