Checking The Impact Force - Erreka VIVO-M203 Manuel De L'installateur

STARTING UP AND PROGRAMMING
1 Press ENTER to access the programming menus. The
display lights up and D1 flashes.
2 Press the buttons ^ and
A flashing. Press ENTER to confirm. D2 flashes.
3 Press the buttons ^ and
parameter appears. Press ENTER to confirm. D3 and
D4 flash.
4 Press the buttons ^ and
D4 value appears (see chart). Press ENTER to
confirm.
5 Press ESC to return to the previous display.
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CHECKING THE IMPACT FORCE

Swing and sliding gates
F <400N in spaces between 50 mm and 500 mm
d
F < 1400N in > 500 mm spaces
d
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For safe operation, it is essential to use C3 to
select the correct type of door or gate (swing,
sliding or
following detection of an obstacle is different
for each type.
Measure the force of the impact and compare it to
the values indicated in Standard EN12453:2000. If the
values measured are above those of the Standard,
modify the parameters indicated below until the
Standard is complied with:
• Nominal operator force: A20X
• Maximum trapping force: A6XX
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until D1 shows the letter
V
until the required D2
V
until the required D3 and
V
(C301, C302)
up-and-over), since behaviour
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Function Ab01 allows the traffic light card to be used
to activate the operator brakes.

Function AE01 modifies behaviour when an obstacle
is detected by the interior photocell during opening.
In this case, the gate will stop if the exterior
photocell is blocked, instead of closing for 2
seconds.
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Function AE02 modifies behaviour to adapt it to
industrial environments: reverse operation has a 1.5
second delay, torque regulation is maximum (A209),
and maximum trapping force is not limited (A600).
Swing gates (C303)
F < 400N always
d
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The control board must be programmed
respecting the values set out in Standard
EN 12453:2000, shown in the attached charts,
in line with the type of door or gate. The
measurements must be made in line with the
method described in Standard EN 12445:2000.
SWING AND SLIDING GATES: The Standard
indicates that at distances of between 50 mm
and 500 mm, the dynamic force must be less
than 400N. At distances of over 500mm, the
dynamic force must be less than 1400N.
UP AND OVER GATES: the Standard indicates
that dynamic force must be less than 400N.