Functioning Modes - Erreka VIVO-D102 Manuel De L'installateur

24Vdc battery (bA)
It is possible to connect a battery in order for the
operator to continue working in the event of a drop in
power. The battery will be recharged when the
electricity supply is restored.
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FUNCTIONING MODES

Automatic mode (F101)
Step-by-step mode (F102)
Opening: this begins by activating the key device
(magnetic key, key switch, transmitter, etc).
• Collective opening (A902): during opening, the
control board does not obey key commands (the
door cannot be halted using key devices).
• Step-by-step opening (A903): if, during opening, a
key command is sent, the door halts and remains
open for the programmed time. If a new key
command is sent, the door does not close until
standby finishes.
S t a n db y : t h e d o o r r e m a i n s o p e n d u r i n g t h e
programmed time.
Closing: the closing operation starts once stand-by
time is finished.
M155A

If, during closing, the key device is operated, the
door halts, inverts operation direction and then
opens completely.
Opening (with alternative halt): this begins by
activating the key device (magnetic key, key switch,
transmitter, etc).
• Collective opening (A902): during opening, the
control board does not obey key commands (the
door cannot be halted using key devices).
• Step-by-step opening (A903): if, during opening, a
key command is sent, the door halts and remains
open for the programmed time. If a new key
command is sent, the door closes.
Standby: the door remains open indefinitely until the
key command is operated.
Closing: the closing operation starts when the key
device is operated.
M155B

If, during closing, the key device is operated, the
door halts, inverts operation direction and then
opens completely.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT
VIVO-D102 Control board
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