Cardin Elettronica SL Série Mode D'emploi page 18

PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE (Setting the programmer and the current sensor)
The installation of both anti-derailment buffers is absolutely obligatory before starting programming.
programming.
Caution: If the symbol
after 3 minutes has passed since the program-
mer was powered up, the gate will start moving
automatically (after the warning lights have flashed
for 10 seconds) to the completely closed position
(automatic repositioning).
Dip-switch settings DS1
Sequential command TD/CH1
Travel direction inversion only during closing.
Automatic reclosing (DIP 2)
Pre-flashing (DIP 3)
Warning light output (DIP 4)
Indicator light (DIP 5)
*
The indicator light flashes slowly during opening, rapidly during closing;
remains lit when the gate is blocked but not completely closed and is off when
the gate is completely closed.
FTCI (DIP 6)
FTCI also active when the gate is blocked
If the photocells are in alarm and the gate is blocked, no movement commands
will be accepted (even opening commands).
FTCI active only during closing
In both cases activating the FTCI safety device during the closing stage will
force travel direction inversion.
FTCI test (DIP 7)
FTCI test enabled
FTCI test disabled
If you enable the security test you will have to connect both the transmitter and
the receiver to the controlled load output (CTRL 30 Vdc).
When the test is enable one second will pass between receiving a command
and carrying it out.
Motor installation (DIP 8)
Manual operating mode (DIP 9)
appears on the display
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ON
*
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
PRESS THE PROG BUTTON FOR MORE
THAN 4 SECONDS: THE PAUSE
WILL APPEAR INDICATING THAT YOU ARE
IN THE PAUSE PROGRAMMING MODE
ATTENTION! IF THE GATE MOVES
IN THE OPENING DIRECTION DIP
8 HAS BEEN SET INCORRECTLY.
PRESS PROG TB
TO CANCEL THE PROCEDURE ,
SET DIP 8 CORRECTLY AND
REPEAT THE PROGRAMMING
PROCEDURE.
WHEN THE GATE REACHES THE COMPLETELY CLOSED POSITION IT INVERTS THE TRAVEL
DIRECTION AND AFTER MOVING FOR A FEW CENTIMETRES IT WILL CLOSE AGAIN TO
CONFIRM THE COMPLETELY CLOSED POSITION. AT THIS POINT THE OPENING MANOEUVRE
WILL START, AT LOW SPEED, SO AS TO FIND THE COMPLETELY OPEN POSITION. THEN IT WILL
OPEN AND CLOSE AGAIN STOPPING THE GATE NEAR THE END TRAVEL LIMIT SO AS TO
MEASURE THE CLOSING INERZIA. AT THIS POINT THE OPENING MANOEUVRE WILL START, AT
LOW SPEED, SO AS TO FIND THE COMPLETELY OPEN POSITION. ONCE IT HAS ARRIVED AT
THE COMPLETELY OPEN POSITION, IT INVERTS THE TRAVEL DIRECTION FOR A FEW
CENTIMETRES AND THEN CONTINUES OPENING IN ORDER TO CONFIRM THE COMPLETELY
OPEN POSITION. IT WILL NOW CLOSE AND OPEN AGAIN STOPPING THE GATE NEAR THE END
TRAVEL LIMIT SO AS TO MEASURE THE CLOSING INERZIA.
AFTER HAVING CARRIED OUT THIS MANOEUVRE THE GATE WILL CLOSE AGAIN. ONCE IT HAS
REACHED THE COMPLETELY CLOSED (2-3 CM FROM THE MECHANICAL TRAVEL BUFFER) THE
CONTROL LOGIC WILL CARRY OUT A COMPLETE OPENING AND CLOSING CYCLE IN ORDER TO
CALIBRATE THE CURRENT SENSOR.
THE OPERATION HAS NOT
SUCCEEDED. YOU WILL HAVE
TO REPEAT THE
PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE.
ATTENTION! If you change the dip settings during normal operation you
memorisation.
CURRENT SENSOR
The programmer checks the electrical input to the motor, detecting any
eventual increase in effort above the normal operating limits and intervenes
as an additional safety device.
When the sensor intervenes the gate will automatically invert for 10 cm, both
in the closing as well as the opening direction, to free the obstacle it will then
stop for 3 minutes and then continue moving in the original direction after a
10 second preflashing period has elapsed.
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1...4... sec.
PRESS PROG
THE PAUSE TIME COUNT
WILL START INDICATED BY
THE PAUSE
FLASHING ON THE DISPLAY
PRESS PROG
THE PAUSE TIME COUNT
ENDS AND THE GATE CLOSES
SLOWLY IN ORDER TO FIND
THE COMPLETELY CLOSED
POSITION.
WHEN THE GATE REACHES THE
COMPLETELY CLOSED POSITION THE
PROGRAMMER SAVES THE PARAMETERS
AND QUITS THE PROGRAMMING MODE
PROG