Condominium Function; Force Adjustment; 8K2 Security Device Input (M10-M11); Photocell Input (M1-M4) - Comunello Automation RAMPART 600 Instructions D'utilisation Et D'installation

performs the Open-Stop-Close-Stop movement in sequence). Set the required operating mode with selector S1:
S1 ON Step-by-Step Mode enabled
S1 OFF Automatic Mode enabled

5.1.7 CONDOMINIUM FUNCTION

The enabling of the Condominium function means that during the opening movement or during the pause time the control unit will
not respond to commands sent by Pushbuttons or remotes.
In contrast, during the closing movement a command sent by the Pushbuttons or the remotes will reverse the direction of movement.
This operating mode is invaluable when the automation includes a loop detector.
S2 in ON Condominium Function enabled.
S2 in OFF Condominium Function disabled.

5.1.8 FORCE ADJUSTMENT

The operator Force can be adjusted using trimmer TR1. Turning the trimmer clockwise increases driving force (by turning the trimmer
counter clockwise it decrease and the system becomes more sensitive to the obstacle detection). Factory setting: Minimum Force.

5.1.9 8K2 SECURITY DEVICE INPUT (M10-M11)

The 8K2 safety device input allows the use of 8k2 resistive safety edges which brefely reverse the movement both when opening and
closing (it remains in standby until a given input).
ATTENTION: During the programming phase, the control unit checks the type of maximum impedance at the input of terminal 8k2-
GND (for ex. N.O., N.C. or 8k2 ohms) and manages the safety device accordingly. At the end of the stroke programming, always
check the correct activation of the input of the connected safety device.

5.1.10 PHOTOCELL INPUT (M1-M4)

The input of the photocell safety device manages a photocell (N.C.) which is activated in closing by carrying out the total inversion of
the movement.

5.1.11 OBSTACLES DETECTION

The engine is equipped with an obstacle detection system that is active during normal travel. Through the use of a digital encoder,
when an obstacle in closing interrupts the normal stroke of the sectional door, the motor is blocked when the impact force required
by the legislation is exceeded by carrying out the total inversion of the movement. With the possible exception of the STEP-BY-STEP
or STOP command, the total reopening maneuver is interrupted and then resumed at the next command.
In the event of an obstacle during opening, the actuator performs a partial inversion.
NOTE: the control system has a periodic autoregulation of obstacle intervention threshold profiles In order to make up for the possible
progressive loss of balancing of the structure.

5.1.12 COURTESY LIGHT

The operator is equipped with an internal LED courtesy light (2W, steady on) that switches on with each movement and remains on
for approximately 30 seconds after the Open (or close) and 60 sec after every closing (total). This function is always on and cannot
be overridden.

5.1.13 EXTERNAL FLASHING LIGHT/INDICATOR LIGHT

If an external flashing light or indicator light is required, use the dedicated power supply terminals (Control panel: M7-M8). These
terminals provide a dc output (28V ) with maximum current draw of approximately 150mA.
NOTE: The output voltage is constant and can therefore be used to power a suitably rated indicator light. If a flashing light is to be
connected it must be of the self-flashing type (SWIFT).

5.1.14 KEY SELECTOR SWITCH AND AUXILIARY PUSHBUTTONS

If auxiliary controls are to be wired into the system (e.g. key selector switches) they can be connected in parallel with the dedicated
inputs (Open-Close command terminals M1-M2 and Stop command terminals M1-M3).

6 TESTING

Each part of the automation system, e.g. safety edges, photocells, emergency stop, etc. must be tested; follow the procedures
shown in the instruction manuals supplied with the devices in question. Perform the following sequence of operations for testing of
RAMPART:
• Check that all the prescriptions in this manual have been followed scrupulously, with special attention to the matters set down in
chapter 1 "General Prescriptions".
• Using the supplied control or stopping devices (key selector switch, pushbuttons or remotes), perform door opening, closing and
stopping tests and make sure the door responds correctly to the various commands.
• Check operation of all the system's safety devices (photocells, safety edges, emergency stop, etc.) one by one.
(It disables automatic closing if the door has not reached the opening limit switch).
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