BFT Virgo Guida d'installazione

Marca: BFT

Modello: Virgo

Tipo: Guida d'installazione

ISTRUZIONI DI INSTALLAZIONE

INSTALLATION MANUAL

INSTRUCTIONS D’INSTALLATION

MONTAGEANLEITUNG

INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACION

INSTRUÇÕES DE USO E DE INSTALAÇÃO

AUTOMAZIONI A BRACCIO PER CANCELLI A BATTENTE

ARM AUTOMATIONS FOR SWING GATES

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AUTOMATIZACIONES A BRAZO PARA PORTONES CON BATIENTE

AUTOMATIZAÇÕES DE BRAÇO PARA PORTÕES DE BATENTE

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D811415 ver.09 05-11-15

VIRGO

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120

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ITALIANO

ENGLISH

FRANÇAIS

DEUTSCH

ESPAÑOL

PORTUGUÊS

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VIRGO BAT

SBS

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Fig. 16 Fig. 17

LINX

JP1

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(-)*

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DEUTSCH

ESPAÑOL

PORTUGUÊS

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LINX

UNIDA

UNIFLAT

8 8 8 8

Conector programador palmar.

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Fig. A

Press the OK key

BFT

LINX 1.0

0000

PARAM

LOGIC.

+/-

ACCESS TO MENUS

FOLLOWING MENUS

FIG. B

8888

Control unit software version

No. total manoeuvres

(in thousands)

No. manoeuvres since latest

maintenance(in thousands)

No. radio control devices

memorised

LEGENDA

[ 00 ] Preset value

Parameter increment/reduction

or ON/OFF commutation

Menu scrolling

(+ = preceding - = following)

Press OK key (Enter/confirm)

Message: Programming in progress

PRG

+/-

/ON

/OFF

Message: KO! (value or function error)

Simultaneously press the + and - keys.

Simultaneous pressure of the + and – keys allows

you to exit the active menu and return to the

preceding menu; if this takes place at the main

menu level, programming is exited and the display

switched off.

The modifications made are only confirmed if the

OK key is subsequently pressed.

+/-

END

+/-

END

Message: “Wait” (enter value or function)

TCA

OFF

[oFF]

PRG

3 step

OFF

[off]

PRG

ibl open

OFF

[off]

PRG

fast cls

OFF

[off]

PRG

Fotoc. open

OFF

[off]

PRG

TEST PHOT

OFF

[off]

PRG

SCA 2ch

OFF

[off]

PRG

i Mot ON

OFF

[off]

PRG

BLOC persist

OFF

[off]

PRG

Preal

OFF

[off]

PRG

radio prog

OFF

[on]

PRG

fixed code

OFF

[off]

PRG

OK OK

TCA

[0010]

PRG

change mot

OFF

[off]

PRG

OK OK

[0050]

PRG

m1 t

OK OK

[0050]

PRG

m2 t

OK OK

[0045]

PRG

m1 t slow

OK OK

[0045]

PRG

m2 t slow

OK OK

[0010]

PRG

open delay time

OK OK

cls delay

time

[0010]

PRG

OK OK

m1 fast time

[0050]

PRG

OK OK

[0050]

PRG

OK OK

slow speed

[0000]

PRG

m2 fast time

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Fig. B

DEFAULT

RADIO

AUTOSET MENU

It automatically sets the motor torque.

WARNING! During the autoset phase, the obstacle

detection function is not active, therefore the installer

must control the automation movement and prevent

persons and things from approaching or standing

within the automation working range.

PRECEDING MENUS

FIG. A

+/-

END

+/-

END

+/-

. . . . . .

AUTOset

+/-

END

language

ITA

FRA

DEU

ENG

esp

OK OK

+/-

END

PRG

Press P1 (pushbutton) on radio

control device

Press the required T (key) on

radio control device – see Fig. B3

Press the required T (key) on

radio control device – see Fig. B3

Release P1 on radio

control device

ADD start

hidden button release

desired button

PRG.

READ

ERASE 64

Press P1 (pushbutton) on radio

control device

Press the required T (key) on

radio control device – see Fig. B3

Release P1 on radio

control device

ADD 2ch hidden button release

desired button

01 t1

COD RX

1A9C

22FD

+/-

RADIO MENU

ADD - Allows you to add one key of a radio control

device to the receiver memory; after storage it displays

a message showing the receiver number in the

memory location (from 01 to 64).

Add Start button – associates the required key to

Start command

Add 2ch button – associates the required key to 2nd

radio channel

READ - Checks one key on a receiver, if stored it

displays a message showing the receiver number in

the memory location (from 01 to 64), and the key

number (T1, T2, T3 or T4).

ERASE 64

WARNING! Completely removes all memorised radio

control devices from the receiver memory.

COD RX

Displays the receiver code.

Make reference to paragraph 11.

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INSTALLER WARNINGS

Anything that is not explicitly provided for in the installation ma-

nual is not allowed. The operator’s proper operation can only be

guaranteed if the information given is complied with. The Firm shall

not be answerable for damage caused by failure to comply with the

instructions featured herein.

While we will not alter the product’s essential features, the Firm reserves

the right, at any time, to make those changes deemed opportune to

improve the product from a technical, design or commercial point of

view, and will not be required to update this publication accordingly.

WARNING! Important safety instructions. Carefully read and comply with

all the warnings and instructions that come with the product as incorrect

installation can cause injury to people and animals and damage to property.

The warnings and instructions give important information regarding safety,

installation, use and maintenance. Keep hold of instructions so that you can

attach them to the technical le and keep them handy for future reference.

GENERAL SAFETY

This product has been designed and built solely for the purpose indicated herein.

Uses other than those indicated herein might cause damage to the product and

create a hazard.

- The units making up the machine and its installation must meet the requirements

of the following European Directives, where applicable: 2004/108/EC, 2006/95/

EC, 2006/42/EC, 89/106/EC, 99/05/EC and later amendments. For all countries

outside the EEC, it is advisable to comply with the standards mentioned, in ad-

dition to any national standards in force, to achieve a good level of safety.

- The Manufacturer of this product (hereinafter referred to as the “Firm”) disclaims

all responsibility resulting from improper use or any use other than that for

which the product has been designed, as indicated herein, as well as for failure

to apply Good Practice in the construction of entry systems (doors, gates, etc.)

and for deformation that could occur during use.

- Installation must be carried out by qualied personnel (professional installer,

according to EN 12635), in compliance with Good Practice and current code.

- Before installing the product, make all structural changes required to produce

safety gaps and to provide protection from or isolate all crushing, shearing and

dragging hazard areas and danger zones in general in accordance with the

provisions of standards EN 12604 and 12453 or any local installation standards.

Check that the existing structure meets the necessary strength and stability

requirements.

- Before commencing installation, check the product for damage.

- The Firm is not responsible for failure to apply Good Practice in the construction

and maintenance of the doors, gates, etc. to be motorized, or for deformation

that might occur during use.

- Make sure the stated temperature range is compatible with the site in which the

automated system is due to be installed.

- Do not install this product in an explosive atmosphere: the presence of ammable

fumes or gas constitutes a serious safety hazard.

- Disconnect the electricity supply before performing any work on the system.

Also disconnect buer batteries, if any are connected.

- Before connecting the power supply, make sure the product’s ratings match the

mains ratings and that a suitable residual current circuit breaker and overcurrent

protection device have been installed upline from the electrical system. Have

the automated system’s mains power supply tted with a switch or omnipolar

thermal-magnetic circuit breaker with a contact separation that provide full

disconnection under overvoltage category III conditions.

- Make sure that upline from the mains power supply there is a residual current

circuit breaker that trips at no more than 0.03A as well as any other equipment

required by code.

- Make sure the earth system has been installed correctly: earth all the metal parts

belonging to the entry system (doors, gates, etc.) and all parts of the system

featuring an earth terminal.

- Installation must be carried out using safety devices and controls that meet

standards EN 12978 and EN 12453.

- Impact forces can be reduced by using deformable edges.

- In the event impact forces exceed the values laid down by the relevant standards,

apply electro-sensitive or pressure-sensitive devices.

- Apply all safety devices (photocells, safety edges, etc.) required to keep the

area free of impact, crushing, dragging and shearing hazards. Bear in mind the

standards and directives in force, Good Practice criteria, intended use, the instal-

lation environment, the operating logic of the system and forces generated by

the automated system.

- Apply all signs required by current code to identify hazardous areas (residual

risks). All installations must be visibly identied in compliance with the provisions

of standard EN 13241-1.

- Once installation is complete, apply a nameplate featuring the door/gate’s data.

- This product cannot be installed on leaves incorporating doors (unless the motor

can be activated only when the door is closed).

- If the automated system is installed at a height of less than 2.5 m or is accessible,

the electrical and mechanical parts must be suitably protected.

- For roller shutter automation only

1) The motor’s moving parts must be installed at a height greater than 2.5 m

above the oor or other surface from which they may be reached.

2) The gearmotor must be installed in a segregated and suitably protected space

so that it cannot be reached without the aid of tools.

- Install any xed controls in a position where they will not cause a hazard, away

from moving parts. More specically, hold-to-run controls must be positioned

within direct sight of the part being controlled and, unless they are key operated,

must be installed at a height of at least 1.5 m and in a place where they cannot

be reached by the public.

- Apply at least one warning light (ashing light) in a visible position, and also

attach a Warning sign to the structure.

- Attach a label near the operating device, in a permanent fashion, with informa-

tion on how to operate the automated system’s manual release.

- Make sure that, during operation, mechanical risks are avoided or relevant

protective measures taken and, more specically, that nothing can be banged,

crushed, caught or cut between the part being operated and surrounding parts.

- Once installation is complete, make sure the motor automation settings are

correct and that the safety and release systems are working properly.

- Only use original spare parts for any maintenance or repair work. The Firm dis-

claims all responsibility for the correct operation and safety of the automated

system if parts from other manufacturers are used.

- Do not make any modications to the automated system’s components unless

explicitly authorized by the Firm.

- Instruct the system’s user on what residual risks may be encountered, on the

control systems that have been applied and on how to open the system manu-

ally in an emergency. give the user guide to the end user.

- Dispose of packaging materials (plastic, cardboard, polystyrene, etc.) in accord-

ance with the provisions of the laws in force. Keep nylon bags and polystyrene

out of reach of children.

WIRING

WARNING!

For connection to the mains power supply, use: a multicore cable with

a cross-sectional area of at least 5x1.5mm

or 4x1.5mm

when dealing with three-

phase power supplies or 3x1.5mm

for single-phase supplies (by way of example,

type H05 VV-F cable can be used with a cross-sectional area of 4x1.5mm

). To con-

nect auxiliary equipment, use wires with a cross-sectional area of at least 0.5 mm

- Only use pushbuttons with a capacity of 10A-250V or more.

Wires must be secured with additional fastening near the terminals (for example,

using cable clamps) in order to keep live parts well separated from safety extra

low voltage parts.

During installation, the power cable must be stripped to allow the earth wire

to be connected to the relevant terminal, while leaving the live wires as short

as possible. The earth wire must be the last to be pulled taut in the event the

cable’s fastening device comes loose.

WARNING!

safety extra low voltage wires must be kept physically separate from

low voltage wires.

Only qualied personnel (professional installer) should be allowed to access

live parts.

CHECKING THE AUTOMATED SYSTEM AND MAINTENANCE

Before the automated system is nally put into operation, and during maintenance

work, perform the following checks meticulously:

- Make sure all components are fastened securely.

- Check starting and stopping operations in the case of manual control.

- Check the logic for normal or personalized operation.

For sliding gates only: check that the rack and pinion mesh correctly with 2 mm

of play along the full length of the rack; keep the track the gate slides on clean

and free of debris at all times.

For sliding gates and doors only: make sure the gate’s running track is straight

and horizontal and that the wheels are strong enough to take the weight of the

gate.

For cantilever sliding gates only: make sure there is no dipping or swinging

during operation.

- For swing gates only: make sure the leaves’ axis of rotation is perfectly vertical.

-For barriers only: before opening the door, the spring must be decompressed

(vertical boom).

Check that all safety devices (photocells, safety edges, etc.) are working properly

and that the anti-crush safety device is set correctly, making sure that the force

of impact measured at the points provided for by standard EN 12445 is lower

than the value laid down by standard EN 12453.

- Impact forces can be reduced by using deformable edges.

Make sure that the emergency operation works, where this feature is provided.

- Check opening and closing operations with the control devices applied.

Check that electrical connections and cabling are intact, making extra sure that

insulating sheaths and cable glands are undamaged.

- While performing maintenance, clean the photocells’ optics.

When the automated system is out of service for any length of time, activate the

emergency release (see “EMERGENCY OPERATION” section) so that the operated

part is made idle, thus allowing the gate to be opened and closed manually.

If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or their

technical assistance department or other such qualied person to avoid any risk .

If “D” type devices are installed (as dened by EN12453), connect in unveried

mode, foresee mandatory maintenance at least every six months

The maintenance described above must be repeated at least once yearly or at

shorter intervals where site or installation conditions make this necessary.

WARNING!

Remember that the drive is designed to make the gate/door easier to use and

will not solve problems as a result of defective or poorly performed installation

or lack of maintenance

SCRAPPING

Materials must be disposed of in accordance with the regulations in

force. Do not throw away your discarded equipment or used batteries

with household waste. You are responsible for taking all your waste

electrical and electronic equipment to a suitable recycling centre.

DISMANTLING

If the automated system is being dismantled in order to be reassembled at another

site, you are required to:

- Cut o the power and disconnect the whole electrical system.

- Remove the actuator from the base it is mounted on.

- Remove all the installation’s components.

See to the replacement of any components that cannot be removed or happen

to be damaged.

DECLARATIONS OF CONFORMITY CAN BE FOUND AT http://www.bft-

automation.com/CE

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND ASSEMBLY CAN BE FOUND IN THE DOWN-

LOAD SECTION.

AVVERTENZE PER L’INSTALLATORE D811766_13

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2) GENERAL OUTLINE

Low-voltage operator (24V

) suitable for residential use. Designed for

swing gates having small-sized pillars. The operating arm, with its special

antishearing shape, allows the leaves to be manoeuvred even when the

operator is positioned well away from their fulcrum. The irreversible

electromechanical gearmotor keeps the gate locked in the closing and

opening positions.

The release lever, tted to the outside of each operator, allows the manual

manoeuvre to be carried out very easily.

ATTENTION! The VIRGO model controller is not equipped with mecha-

nical torque adjustment. It is compulsory to use a control panel of the

same manufacturer, in compliance with the basic safety requirements

of directives 2006/95/CEE, 2004/108/CEE, 2006/42/CEE equipped with

appropriate electric adjusment of the torque.

Before carrying out the manual manoeuvre make sure that this operation

will not create a dangerous situations.

Check in the relevant literature that the thermal eld in the working area

is suitable for the operator.

Make sure that the movement of the door does not cause entrapment

risks between the movable and xed parts of the door.

If swing gates with built-in doors are used, the motor must not run when

the door is left open.

WARNING! The operator must be installed by a qualied technician as

special safety components are used for every specic site and therefore

safety depends on installation.

3) TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

3.1) VIRGO OPERATOR

Motor: ..........................................................................................24V

2500 min

-1

Power: .................................................................................................................. 110W

Insulation class: .......................................................................................................... F

Lubrication: ................................................................................ Permanent grease

Reduction ratio: .............................................................................................. 1-1224

Output shaft revolutions: .................................................................2 min

-1

MAX

Opening time 90°: ................................................................................................ 14s

Torque supplied: ..........................................................................................170 Nm

Max leaf weight and length: ....................2000N (~200kg) for 2m long leaf

Impact reaction: ......................................................... Integrated torque limiter

.................................................................................................on LINX control panel

Motion drive: ............................................................................................. Lever arm

Stop: ................ Incorporated electrical limit switches + mechanical locks

Manual manoeuvre: ...............................................Release lever with CLS key

Number of manoeuvres in 24h: ........................................................................ 60

Environmental conditions: ................................................... from -15 to +50 °C

Degree of protection:........................................................................................ IPX4

Operator weight: ......................VIRGO:80N (~8kg) - VIRGO SQ:60N (~6kg)

Dimensions: ................................................................................................... see g.1

3.2) LINX CONTROL PANEL

Power supply: ....................................................................... 230V~ ±10% 50Hz*

Mains/low voltage insulation: ............................................> 2MOhm 500Vdc

Working temperature ............................................................from -15 to +50 °C

Dielectric strength: ....................................... mains/l.v. 3750V~ for 1 minute

Motor output current: .................................................................3.5A+3.5A max

Motor relay commutation current: .............................................................. 10A

Maximum motor power: ...............................................................110W (24V

)

Power supply for accessories: ...................24V~ (180mA max absorption)

......................................................................24V~ safe (180mA max absorption)

Gate-open warning light: .................................N.O. contact (24V~/1A max)

Blinker: ..............................................................................................24V~ 25W max

Dimensions: ...........................................................................................see gure 1

Fuses: ........................................................................................................ see g.9-15

(*other voltages available on request)

3.3) VIRGO BAT BATTERY KIT (OPTIONAL - Fig.14)

Allows operation to continue even when the mains power supply is o

for a short time.

Charge voltage: .............................................................27.2V

Charge cur-

rent: ...................................................................................................................130mA

Data detected with external temperature of: ......................................... 25°C

Battery capacity: .............................................................................2x (12V 1.2Ah)

Exhausted battery protection threshold: ..........................................20.4V

Battery recharge time: ............................................................................... 12/14 h

NOTE: In case of operation with battery back up, the outputs to termi-

nals 8-9 (Vsafe 24V~) and 10-11 (Vsafe 24V~) show a voltage of 24V

polarised as indicated in Fig.16.

At the time of installing the VIRGO BAT Kit, check that the safety devices

are connected correctly.

4) OPERATOR INSTALLATION

4.1) Preliminary checks

Check that:

• Thegatestructureissucientlysturdyandrigid.

The xing position must be worked out according to the leaf structu-

re. In any case, the manoeuvring arm must push against a reinforced

leaf point.

• Theleavescanbemovedmanuallyalongtheirentirestroke.

If the gate has not been installed recently, check the wear condition of

all its components. Repair or replace defective and worn parts.

Operator reliability and safety are directly aected by the condition

of the gate structure.

5) SUPPORT PLATE FIXING (Fig.5)

The operator is supplied with a xing bracket and lever arm.

Having identied the leaf reinforcement point, with the gate closed,

trace an imaginary horizontal line from the centre of the reinforcement

point to the pillar (g. 3-4).

Fig. 2 illustrates the most common types of installation:

- with the leaf hinge pivot not aligned with the xing plate (90° opening

- maximum distance between hinge pivot and plate: 210mm).

- with the hinge pivot aligned with the xing plate

Position the anchoring bracket observing the dimensions shown in g.3

for opening up to 90°, or in g.2-4 for opening over 90° up to a max of 120°.

Thepillarsurface,wherethebracketisxed,mustbeatandparallel

to the leaf. Use screws and expansion plugs adequate for the type of

pillar. In the case where the pillar surface is irregular, use expansion

plugs with studs, in order to be able to adjust the xing bracket parallel

to the leaf (g.5).

• Assembletheleverarmasing.7.

DX = tting to right leaf

SX = tting to left leaf

Choose the most suitable position for xing bracket “F” to the leaf.

• InsertleverLintothegearmotoroutputshaft,andxitusingappro-

priate pivot P and self-locking nut D (g.7).

• Releasetheoperatorbyactivatingthereleaselevertoallowthearm

to move easily (see paragraph “EMERGENCY MANOEUVRE”).

• OpenthegearmotorcoverandxittotheplateasindicatedinFig.8.

• Fixtowinganglebar“F”totheleaf.

• Thecorrectpositionfortheoperatorarmisillustrateding.6.Theleaf

attachment point can be identied by positioning the arm according

to the dimension indicated in g.6.

• Withtheoperatorreleased,checkthearmforcorrectmovement.

• Repeatthesameprocedurefortheotherleaf.

6) BACKSTOP FIXING

The VIRGO operator is provided with mechanical end-of-stroke backstops,

which make the installation of ground stop plates redundant.

With reference to Fig. 10 proceed as follows:

- Identify the opening and closing end-of-stroke points and x the

backstops accordingly.

- Fix protection cover C.

7) ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION SET-UP

Arrange the electrical installation as shown in g.11.

Keep the mains voltage connections denitely separate from the very

low voltage connections (24V).

For this purpose, the operator is provided with appropriate ttings, indicated

inFig.9,foraspiralexibleracewaywithaninsidediameterof20:

- P1 input for mains power supply + GND.

- P2/P3 inputs for safety devices and accessories.

For the mains power supply, use the appropriate cable clamp (Fig.9 -”S”),

the terminal bar with an incorporated protection fuse (Fig.9 -”L-N”) and

the GND terminal.

Connect the yellow/green cable to the earth terminal.

Fig.16 shows the cross-section and the number of connections.

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8) TERMINAL BAR CONNECTIONS (Fig.16)

NOTE: The VIRGO operators provided with incorporated LINX control

panels are preset for tting to the left leaf, whereas the operators

without panels (VIRGO-SQ) are preset for tting to the right leaf, as

illustrated by the example given in Fig.11.

Should it be necessary to reverse the operator opening direction, pro-

ceed as follows:

1 – Reverse motor polarity (JP1 terminals 1-2)

2 – Reverse motor polarity (JP2 terminals 14-15)

WARNING – During the wiring and installation operations, refer to the

current standards as well as principles of good technical practice.

The (24V) very low voltage conductors must be physically separated

from the low voltage conductors or otherwise be adequately isolated

by means of an additional insulation of at least 1 mm.

The wires must be clamped by an extra fastener near the terminals, for

example by bands.

All the connection cables must be kept at an adequate distance from

the dissipator(Fig.15 “D”).

WARNING! For connection to the mains, use a multipolar cable with

a minimum of 3x1.5mm

cross section and complying with the pre-

viously mentioned regulations. For example, if the cable is out side

(in the open), it has to be at least equal to H07RN-F, but if it is on the

inside (or outside but placed in a plastic cable cannel) it has to be

or at least egual to H05VV-F with section 3x1.5mm

JP1

1-2 Motor 2 connection (VIRGO with LINX panel):

3-5 Opening limit switch SWO M2 (N.C.)

4-5 Closing limit switch SWC M2 (N.C.)

6-7 24 V~ power supply input from the transformer

JP2

8-9 24V~ Vsafe 180mA max output – power supply for photocell

transmitters with check (Fig.17)

10-11 24V~ 180mA max output – power supply for photocells or

other devices

12-13 Blinker connection (24V~ 25W max)

14-15 Motor 1 connection (VIRGO-SQ – without LINX panel -):

16-18 Opening limit switch SWO M1 (N.C.)

17-18 Closing limit switch SWC M1 (N.C.)

19-24 Pedestrian opening button PED (N.O.). Controls partial

opening of Motor M2.

20-24 Fault input (N.O.). Input for photocells or safety devices

provided with an N.O. check contact.

21-24 Photocell input (N.C.). If not used, leave bridged (Fig.17).

22-24 STOP button (N.C.). If not used, leave bridged.

23-24 START button (N.O.).

25-26 Output for gate-open warning light (N.O. contact (24V~/1A

max) or alternatively for 2nd radio channel (see congura-

tion - “logics” menu)

27-28 Antenna input for incorporated radio-receiver board (27

braid - 28 signal).

9) PROGRAMMING

The control panel provided with a microprocessor is supplied with

function parameters preset by the manufacturer, suitable for standard

installations. The predened parameters can be altered by means of either

the incorporated display programmer or Universal palmtop programmer.

In the case where programming is carried out by means of Universal

palmtop programmer, carefully read the instructions relating to Universal

palmtop programmer, and proceed in the following way.

Connect the Universal palmtop programmer to the control unit through

the UNIFLAT and UNIDA accessories (See g. 18). The LINX control unit

does not supply the Universal palmtop programmer with power, and

therefore requires an appropriate supply unit.

Enter the “CONTROL UNITS” menu, and the “PARAMETERS” submenu,

then scroll the display screenfuls using the up/down arrows to set the

numerical values of the parameters listed below.

For the function logics, refer to the “LOGIC” submenu.

In the case where programming is carried out by means of the incor-

porated programmer, refer to Fig. A and B and to the paragraph on

“Conguration”.

10) CONFIGURATION

The display programmer is used to set all the LINX control panel functions.

The programmer is provided with three pushbuttons for menu scrolling

and function parameter conguration:

+ menu scrolling/value increment key

- menu scrolling/value reduction key

OK Enter (conrm) key

The simultaneous pressure of the + and - keys is used to exit the active

menu and move to the preceding menu.

The modications made are only set if the OK key is subsequently pressed.

When the OK key is pressed for the rst time, the programming mode

is entered.

The following pieces of information appear on the display at rst:

- Control unit software version

- Number of total manoeuvres carried out (the value is expressed in

thousands, therefore the display constantly shows 0000 during the

rst thousand manoeuvres).

- Number of manoeuvres carried out since the latest maintenance opera-

tion (the value is expressed in thousands, therefore the display constantly

shows 0000 during the rst thousand manoeuvres).

- Number of memorised radio control devices.

When the OK key is pressed during the initial presentation phase, the

rst menu can be accessed directly.

Here follows a list of the main menus and the respective submenus avai-

lable.The predened parameter is shown between square brackets [ 0 ].

The writing appearing on the display is indicated between round brackets.

Refer to Figures A and B for the conguration procedure.

10.1) PARAMETER MENU (PARAm)

- Automatic Closing Time (TCA) [ 10s ]

Set the numerical value of the automatic closing time from 3 to 90

seconds.

- Motor 1 torque (m1 t) [ 50% ]

Set the numerical value of the motor 1 torque between 1% and 99%.

- Motor 2 torque (m2 t) [ 50% ]

Set the numerical value of the motor 2 torque between 1% and 99%.

- Motor 1 slow-down torque (m1 t slow) [ 45% ]

Set the numerical value for slow-down torque of motor 1 between

1% and 99%.

- Motor 2 slow-down torque (m2 t slow) [ 45% ]

Set the numerical value for slow-down torque of motor 2 between

1% and 99%.

NOTES: In case of obstacle detection, the Ampere-stop function

stops the leaf movement, reverses the motion for 1 sec. and then

halts in the STOP status. The motor slow-down torque represents the

maximum torque supplied to the motor during the slow-down phase.

It must be set to a lower value with respect to the motor torque, in

order to allow the Ampere-stop function to be also activated during

the slow-down phase.

WARNING: Check that the impact force value measured at

the points established by the EN 12445 standard is lower than

that specied in the EN 12453 standard.

Incorrect sensitivity setting can cause injuries to persons or

animals, or damage to things.

- Opening delay time (open delay time) [ 1s ]

Set the opening delay time for motor 2 relative to motor 1, between

1 and 10 seconds.

- Closing delay time (cls delay time) [ 1s ]

Set the closing delay time for motor 1 relative to motor 2, between

1 and 30 seconds.

- Motor 1 Normal Speed Time (m1 fast time) [ 15s ]

Set the time to normal speed (not slowed down), ranging from 1 to

30 seconds.

- Motor 2 Normal Speed Time (m2 fast time) [ 15s ]

Set the time to normal speed (not slowed down), ranging from 1 to

30 seconds.

Note: The slow-down time, on closing and on opening, is obtained

by timing one manoeuvre, and setting a lower value within this pa-

rameter. If, for example, one manoeuvre lasts 25 seconds, set “normal

speed time” to 20s to obtain 5s of slow-down time, both on closing

and on opening.

- Slow-down speed (slov speed) [ 0 ]

Set the slow-down speed by choosing from the following values:

0 – slow-down disabled

1 – slow-down to 50% of normal speed

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2 – slow-down to 33% of normal speed.

3 – slow-down to 25% of normal speed.

10.2) LOGIC MENU (logic.)

- TCA (TCA) [ OFF ]

ON Activates automatic closing

OFF Excludes automatic closing

- 3 Steps (3 step) [ OFF ]

ON Enables 3-step logic. A Start impulse has the following eects:

door closed:..........................................................................................opens

on opening:................................stops and enters TCA (if congured)

door open:..............................................................................................closes

on closing:.....................................................................stops and reopens

OFF Enables 4-step logic. A Start impulse has the following eects:

door closed:...........................................................................................opens

on opening:................................stops and enters TCA (if congured)

door open:..............................................................................................closes

on closing:...................................stops and does not enter TCA (stop)

after stopping: .....................................................................................opens

- Impulse lock (ibl open) [ OFF ]

ON The Start impulse has no eect during the opening phase.

OFF The Start impulse becomes eective during the opening or

closing phase.

- Rapid closing (fast cls) [ OFF ]

ON Closes the gate after photocell disengagement, before waiting for

the end of the TCA set.

OFF Command not entered.

- Photocells on opening photc. open [ OFF ]

In case of obscuring, this excludes photocell operation on opening.

During the closing phase, it immediately reverses the motion.

OFF In case of obscuring, the photocells are active both on opening

and on closing. When a photocell is obscured on closing, it reverses

the motion only after the photocell is disengaged.

- Photocell test (test phot) [ OFF ]

ON Activates photocell check

OFF Deactivates photocell check

If this setting is not activated (OFF), it inhibits the photocell che-

cking function, allowing connection of devices not provided with

additional checking contact.

- Gate-open or 2nd radio channel warning light (SCA 2ch) [ OFF ]

ON The output between terminals 25 and 26 is congured as Gate-

open warning light, in this case the 2nd radio channel controls

pedestrian opening.

OFF The output between terminals 25 and 26 is congured as 2nd

radio channel.

- Motors in operation (1 mot ON) [ OFF ]

ON Only motor 2 is in operation (terminals 1 and 2).

With this conguration, the pedestrian input is disabled.

OFF Both motors are in operation.

- Lock hold (bloc persist) [ OFF ]

ON To be used when opening and closing mechanical backstops

are tted.

This function activates leaf pressure on the backstop, without this

being considered as an obstacle by the ampere-stop sensor.

Then the leaf continues its stroke for another 0,5s, after intercep-

ting

the limit switches. Therefore the limit switches are triggered

slightly

in advance, and the leaves will stop perfectly on the end

stop plate.

OFF To be used when no mechanical backstops are tted.

Movement is exclusively stopped by the limit switches being trig-

gered; in this case it is necessary to set the opening and closing

limit switch triggering point with precision.

- Prealarm (preal) [ OFF ]

ON The blinker comes on about 3s before the motors start.

OFF The blinker comes on at the same time as the motors start

- Fixed code (fixed code) [ OFF ]

ON The receiver is congured for operation in xed-code mode, see

paragraph on “Radio Transmitter Cloning”.

OFF The receiver is congured for operation in rolling-code mode, see

paragraph on “Radio Transmitter Cloning”.

- Radio transmitter programming (radio prog) [ ON ]

ON This enables transmitter storage via radio (REPLAY, CLON

I):

1 – First press the hidden key (P1) and then the normal key (T1, T2,

T3 or T4) of a transmitter already memorised in standard mode

by means of the radio menu.

2 – Within 10s press the hidden key (P1) and the normal key (T1,

T2, T3 or T4) of a transmitter to be memorised.

The receiver exits the programming mode after 10s, other new

transmitters can be entered before the end of this time.

This mode does not require access to the control panel.

OFF This disables transmitter storage via radio.

The transmitters can only be memorised using the appropriate

Radio menu.

Wireless memorizing disabled: wireless learning of any remote

control disabled (including CLONI and REPLAY).

- Motor logic reversal (change mot.) [ OFF ]

ON Mot.1: it is the rst to start on opening and the last to start on closing.

Mot.2: it is the last to start on opening and the rst to start on closing.

OFF Mot.1: it is the last to start on opening and the rst to start on closing.

Mot.2: it is the rst to start on opening and the last to start on closing.

10.3) RADIO MENU (RADIO)

- Add

Allows you to add one key of a radio control device to the receiver

memory; after storage it displays a message showing the receiver

number in the memory location (from 01 to 64).

Add Start button (add start)

associates the required key to Start command

Add 2ch button (add 2ch)

associates the required key to 2nd radio channel

- Read (read)

Checks one key of a receiver; if stored it displays a message showing

the receiver number in the memory location (from 01 to 64), and the

key number (T1, T2, T3 or T4).

- Eliminate list (erease 64)

WARNING! Completely removes all memorised radio control devices

from the receiver memory.

- Receiver code reading (RX code)

This displays the code entered in the receiver.

Consult paragraphs 12-13-14-15 for further information concerning

the advanced functions of the Clonix incorporated receiver.

10.4) LANGUAGE MENU (language)

Allows you to set the language on the display programmer.

- ITALIAN (ITA)

- FRENCH (FRA)

- GERMAN (DEU)

- ENGLISH (ENG)

- SPANISH (ESP)

10.5) DEFAULT MENU (default)

Restores the preset default values on the control unit. After restoring, a

new autoset operation must be carried out.

10.6) DIAGNOSTICS AND MONITORING

The display on the LINX panel shows some useful information, both

during normal operation and in the case of malfunctions.

Diagnostics:

In the case of malfunctions, the display shows a message indicating

which device needs to be checked:

PED = PED input activation

STRT = START input activation

STOP = STOP input activation

PHOT = PHOT input activation

FLT = FAULT input activation for checked photocells

SWO1 = activation of Motor 1 opening limit switch input

SWC1 = activation of Motor 1 closing limit switch input

SWO2 = activation of Motor 2 opening limit switch input

SWC2 = activation of Motor 2 closing limit switch input

In the case where an obstacle is found, the LINX panel stops the door

and activates a reverse manoeuvre; at the same time the display shows

the “AMP” message.

Monitoring:

During the opening and closing phases, the display shows four digits

separated by a dot, for example 35.40. The digits are constantly updated

during the manoeuvre, and represent the maximum torque reached by

motor 1 (35) and motor 2 (40).

These values allow the torque setting to be corrected.

If the maximum torque value reached during the manoeuvre gets sensibly

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close to the value set in the parameter menu, malfunctions may occur

in the future following wear or slight door deformation.

It is therefore advisable to check the maximum torque reached during

some of the manoeuvres carried out in the course of installation, and

if necessary set a value about 15-20 percent points higher in the para-

meter menu.

10.7) AUTOSET MENU (autoset)

Allows you to automatically set the Motor torque.

WARNING!! The autoset operation is only to be carried out after checking

the exact leaf (opening/closing) movement, and correct limit-switch

activation.

As soon as the OK pushbutton is pressed, the “.... ....” message is displa-

yed, and the control unit executes an opening manoeuvre followed by

a closing manoeuvre, during which the minimum torque value needed

for leaf movement is automatically set.

During this phase, it is important to avoid obscuring the photocells, as

well as using the START, STOP or PED commands and the display.

After this, if autosetting has been successfully completed, the control

unit displays the “OK” message and, after pressing any key, returns to

the Autoset menu.

If, on the other hand, the control unit displays the “KO” message, it means

that the autoset procedure has not been successfully completed; it is

thus necessary to check the wear condition of the gate and the regular

movement of the leaves before proceeding to a new autoset operation.

WARNING! During the autoset phase, the obstacle detection function is

not active, therefore the installer must control the automation movement

and prevent persons and things from approaching or standing within

the automation working range.

In the case where buer batteries are used, autosetting must be carried

out with the control panel supplied by mains power voltage.

WARNING: Check that the impact force value measured at the

points established by the EN 12445 standard is lower than that

specied in the EN 12453 standard.

Incorrect sensitivity setting can cause injuries to persons or

animals, or damage to things.

11) STATISTICS

Having connected the Universal palmtop programmer to the control

unit, enter the CONTROL UNIT / STATISTICS menu and scroll the screenful

showing the statistical parameters:

- Board microprocessor software version.

- Number of cycles carried out. If motors are replaced, count the

number of manoeuvres carried out up to that time.

- Number of cycles carried out from the latest maintenance operation.

It is automatically set to zero after each self-diagnosis or parameter

writing.

- Date of latest maintenance operation. To be updated manually from

the appropriate menu “Update maintenance date”.

- Installation description. 16 characters can be entered for installation

identication.

12) INTEGRATED RECEIVER TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Receiver output channels:

- output channel 1, if activated, controls a START command.

- output channel 2, if activated, controls the excitation of the 2nd radio

channel relay for 1s.

Transmitter versions which can be used:

all Rolling Code transmitters compatible with

All REPLAY transmitters compatible with:

ANTENNA INSTALLATION

Use an antenna tuned to 433MHz.

For Antenna-Receiver connection, use RG8 coaxial cable.

The presence of metallic masses next to the antenna can interfere with

radioreception.Incaseofinsucienttransmitterrange,movethean-

tenna to a more suitable position.

13) RECEIVER CONFIGURATION

The on-board receiver combines characteristics of utmost safety in

copying variable code (rolling code) coding with the convenience of

carrying out transmitter “cloning” operations thanks to an exclusive

system.

Cloning a transmitter means creating a transmitter which can be au-

tomatically included within the list of the transmitters memorised in

the receiver, either as an addition or as a replacement of a particular

transmitter.

Cloning by replacement is used to create a new transmitter which takes

the place of the one previously memorised in the receiver; in this way

a specic transmitter can be removed from the memory and will no

longer be usable.

Therefore it will be possible to remotely program a large number of additional

transmitters or, for example, replacement transmitters for those which have

been lost, without making changes directly to the receiver.

When coding safety is not a decisive factor, the on-board receiver allows

you to carry out xed-code additional cloning which, although abando-

ning the variable code, provides a high number of coding combinations,

therefore keeping it possible to “copy” any transmitter which has already

been programmed.

PROGRAMMING

Transmitter storage can be carried out in manual mode or by means of the

Universal palmtop programmer which allows the complete installation

database to be managed through the Eedbase software.

In this second case, receiver programming takes place through the con-

nection of Universal palmtop programmer to the LINX control panel,

using the UNIFLAT and UNIDA accessories as indicated in Fig. 18.

14) MANUAL PROGRAMMING

In the case of standard installations where advanced functions are not

required, you can proceed to manual storage of the transmitters, making

reference to g. B for basic programming.

- If you wish the transmitter to activate output 1 (START) by means of

key1, key2, key3 or key4, enter the transmitter in menu “Start key”, as

in g. B.

- If you wish the transmitter to activate output 2 (2nd radio channel

relay) by means of key1, key2, key3 or key4, enter the transmitter in

menu “2nd ch. key”, as in g. B.

Note: Hidden key P1 appears dierently depending on the transmitter

model.

For transmitters with hidden key, press hidden key P1 (g. B1). For

transmitters without hidden key, the key P1 function corresponds

to simultaneously pressing the 4 transmitter keys or, after opening

the battery compartment, bridging the two P1 points by means of

a screwdriver (g. B2).

IMPORTANT NOTE: ATTACH THE ADH ESIVE KEY LABEL TO THE FIRST

MEMORISED TRANSMITTER (MASTER).

In the case of manual programming, the rst transmitter assigns the

key code to the receiver; this code is necessary in order to carry out

subsequent cloning of the radio transmitters.

15) RADIO-TRANSMITTER CLONING

Rolling-code cloning / Fixed-code cloning

Make reference to the Universal palmtop programmer Instructions and

the CLONIX Programming Guide.

15.1) ADVANCED PROGRAMMING: COLLECTIVE RECEIVERS

Make reference to the Universal palmtop programmer Instructions and

the CLONIX Programming Guide.

16) LIMIT SWITCH ADJUSTMENT (Fig.12)

• Identifytheopeningandclosinglimitswitches(FC1andFC2)taking

into account that:

FC1 corresponds the CLOSING limit switch

FC2 corresponds the OPENING limit switch.

• Withthegatecompletelyclosedoropened,rotatethecorresponding

cam until the relevant limit microswitch is heard being tripped, then

lock the cam into position by means of the appropriate screws.

• Checkthatthelimitswitchesaretriggeredcorrectly,byinitiatinga

few complete motor-driven opening and closing cycles.

• Ifthe“lockhold”logicissettoONintheLINXpanel,theleafcontinues

its stroke for about 0,5 seconds, in order to ensure stability and perfect

leaf stopping against the end-of-stroke backstops.

17) EMERGENCY MANOEUVRE (Fig.19)

In the case where the power supply is o, or any faults are present, the

manual emergency manoeuvre can be carried out by operating the

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external release lever (Fig.1 ref.”S”).

1) Insert the release key and turn it clockwise (Fig.19 ref.”1”).

2) Move lever “S” until the lock is released (Fig.19 ref.”2”).

3) Keep the lever in the release position by turning the key clockwise

(Fig.19 ref.”3”).

4) Push the leaf slowly to open or close the gate.

To reactivate motor-driven operation, turn the key clockwise to free the

lever from its released position, then return it to its initial position for

normal operation.

18) MANUAL WIRE RELEASE DEVICE (Fig.13)

The manual emergency release can be operated by a wire device:

- Take all the metal cable out of the sheath and insert it into the release

lever.

- Lock the sheath and suitably adjust its position by means of the

appropriate screw.

- The cover is provided with a section to be torn o for the sheath to

go through.

- For further information, refer to the specic instructions for the release

device.

19) VIRGO BAT KIT INSTALLATION

- Fix the SBS board on the back of the panel box by means of a screw,

as indicated in Fig.14.

- Fix the board protection box (Fig.14 - “C”) supplied with the kit.

Position the two batteries on the supports, as indicated in Fig.14 (“A”).

- Secure the batteries using the bracket and screws supplied.

- Proceed to wire the SBS board with reference to the diagram in Fig.14.

20) AUTOMATION CHECK

Before allowing the automation to be used normally, carry out the

following procedure very carefully:

• Checkthecorrect functioningofallsafetydevices(limitmi-

croswitches, photocells, sensitive edges etc.).

• Checkthatthethrust(anti-squash)forceoftheleafiswithinthelimits

set by current regulations.

• Checkthemanualopeningcommand.

• Checktheopeningandclosingoperationswiththecontroldevices

in use.

• Checkthestandardandcustomisedelectronicfunctioninglogic.

21) AUTOMATION OPERATION

Since the automation can be remote-controlled by means of a remote

control device or a start button, and so out of sight, the good working

order of all the safety devices should be checked regularly. In the event

of any anomalous functioning of the safety devices, consult a speciali-

sed technician immediately. Keep children at a safe distance from the

automation operation area.

22) CONTROL

The automation is used for the power-operated opening and closing of the

gate. The control can be of a number of types (manual, remote-controlled,

magnetic badge access control, etc.) depending on requirements and

the characteristics of the installation. See the specic instructions for

the various control systems. Users of the automation must be instructed

about its control and operation.

23) MAINTENANCE

Disconnect the power supply when carrying out any maintenance

operations.

• LubricatetheVIRGOs of the manoeuvring arm regularly.

• Cleanthelensesofthephotocellseverysooften.

• Haveaqualiedperson(installer)checkcorrectmotortorquesetting.

• Intheeventofanyanomalousfunctioningwhichcannotberesolved,

disconnect the power supply and contact a specialised technician

(installer). Whilst the automation is out of order, activate the manual

release to allow manual opening and closing.

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2) SICUREZZA

ATTENZIONE! L’attuatore VIRGO non è dotato di

regolazione meccanica di coppia. È obbligatorio

utilizzare un quadro di comando del medesimo

costruttore, conforme ai requisiti essenziali di sicu-

rezza delle direttive 2006/95/CEE, 2004/108/CEE,

2006/42/CEE e dotato di adeguata regolazione

elettrica della coppia.

3) MANOVRA DI EMERGENZA (Fig.1)

In caso di assenza di tensione di rete o anomalie di

funzionamento, la manovra manuale di emergenza

può essere eseguita agendo sulla leva di sblocco

esterna (Fig.1 rif.”S”).

1) Inserire la chiave di sblocco e ruotarla in senso orario

(Fig.1 rif.”1”).

2) Azionare la leva “S” no ad ottenere lo sblocco

(Fig.1 rif.”2”).

3) Mantenere la leva in posizione di sblocco con

una rotazione antioraria della chiave (Fig.1 rif.”3”).

4) Spingere lentamente l’anta per aprire o chiudere

il cancello.

Per riattivare il funzionamento motorizzato,ruotare

la chiave in senso orario in modo da liberare la leva

dalla posizione di sblocco e riportarla nella posizione

iniziale di normale funzionamento.

ATTENZIONE! Prima di attivare la manovra manuale

vericare che ciò non possa causare una situazione

pericolosa.

USER’S MANUAL

2) SAFETY

ATTENTION! The VIRGO model controller is not

equipped with mechanical torque adjustment. It

is compulsory to use a control panel of the same

manufacturer, in compliance with the basic safety

requirements of directives 2006/95/CEE, 2004/108/

CEE, 2006/42/CEE equipped with appropriate elec-

tric adjusment of the torque.

3) EMERGENCY MANOEUVRE (Fig. 1)

In the case where the power supply is o, or any faults

are present, the manual emergency manoeuvre

can be carried out by operating the external

release lever (Fig.1 ref.”S”).

1) Insert the release key and turn it clockwise (Fig.1

ref.”1”).

2) Move lever “S” until the lock is released (Fig.1

ref.”2”).

3) Keep the lever in the release position by turning

Fig. 1

the key clockwise (Fig.1 ref.”3”).

4) Push the leaf slowly to open or close the gate.

To reactivate motor-driven operation, turn the

key clockwise to free the lever from its released

position, then return it to its initial position for

normal operation.

WARNING! Before carrying out the manual ma-

noeuvre make sure that this operation will not cre-

ate dangerous situations.

MANUALE D’USO / USER GUIDE:EMERGENCY OPERATION-

MANUEL D’UTILISATION

/ BEDIENUNGSHANDBUCH

MANUAL DE USO / MANUAL DE USO

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AVVERTENZE PER L’UTILIZZATORE ( I )

ATTENZIONE! Importanti istruzioni di sicurezza.

Leggere e seguire attentamente le Avvertenze

e le Istruzioni che accompagnano il prodotto

poiché un uso improprio può causare danni a

persone, animali o cose. Conservare le istruzioni

per consultazioni future e trasmetterle ad even-

tuali subentranti nell’uso dell’impianto.

Questo prodotto dovrà essere destinato solo

all’uso per il quale è stato espressamente insta-

llato. Ogni altro uso è da considerarsi improprio

e quindi pericoloso. Il costruttore non può essere

considerato responsabile per eventuali danni

causati da usi impropri, erronei e irragionevoli.

SICUREZZA GENERALE

Nel ringraziarVi per la preferenza accordata a questo

prodotto, la Ditta è certa che da esso otterrete le

prestazioni necessarie al Vostro uso.

Questo prodotto risponde alle norme riconosciute

della tecnica e della disposizioni relative alla si-

curezza se correttamente installato da personale

qualicato ed esperto (installatore professionale).

L’automazione, se installata ed utilizzata corretta-

mente, soddisfa gli standard di sicurezza nell’uso.

Tuttavia è opportuno osservare alcune regole di

comportamento per evitare inconvenienti acci-

dentali:

- Tenere bambini, persone e cose fuori dal raggio

d’azione dell’automazione, in particolare durante

il movimento.

- Non permettere a bambini di giocare o sostare nel

raggio di azione dell’automazione.

- Questa automazione non è destinata all’uso da

parte di bambini o da parte di persone con ridotte

capacità mentali, siche e sensoriali, o persone che

mancano di conoscenze adeguate a meno che

esse non abbiano potuto beneciare, attraverso

l’intermediazione di una persona responsabile della

loro sicurezza, di una sorveglianza o di istruzioni

riguardanti l’uso dell’apparecchio.

- I bambini devono essere sorvegliati per sincerarsi

che non giochino con l’apparecchio. Non permet-

tere ai bambini di giocare con i controlli ssi. Tenere

i telecomandi lontani dai bambini.

Evitare di operare in prossimità delle cerniere o organi

meccanici in movimento.

Non contrastare il movimento dell’anta e non ten-

tare di aprire manualmente la porta se non è stato

sbloccato l’attuatore con l’apposita manopola di

sblocco.

Non entrare nel raggio di azione della porta o can-

cello motorizzati durante il loro movimento.

- Non lasciare radiocomandi o altri dispositivi di

comando alla portata dei bambini onde evitare

azionamenti involontari.

- L’attivazione dello sblocco manuale potrebbe

causare movimenti incontrollati della porta se in

presenza di guasti meccanici o di condizioni di

squilibrio.

- In caso di apritapparelle: sorvegliare la tapparella

in movimento e tenere lontano le persone nché

non è completamente chiusa. Porre cura quando si

aziona lo sblocco se presente, poiché una tapparella

aperta potrebbe cadere rapidamente in presenza

di usura o rotture.

La rottura o l’usura di organi meccanici della porta

(parte guidata), quali ad esempio cavi, molle, sup-

porti, cardini, guide.. potrebbe generare pericoli. Far

controllare periodicamente l’impianto da personale

qualicato ed esperto (installatore professionale)

secondo quanto indicato dall’installatore o dal

costruttore della porta.

- Per ogni operazione di pulizia esterna, togliere

l’alimentazione di rete.

- Tenere pulite le ottiche delle fotocellule ed i dispo-

sitivi di segnalazione luminosa. Controllare che rami

ed arbusti non disturbino i dispositivi di sicurezza.

- Non utilizzare l’automatismo se necessita di

interventi di riparazione. In caso di guasto o di

malfunzionamento dell’automazione, togliere

l’alimentazione di rete sull’automazione, astenersi

da qualsiasi tentativo di riparazione o intervento

diretto e rivolgersi solo a personale qualicato ed

esperto (installatore professionale) per la neces-

saria riparazione o manutenzione. Per consentire

l’accesso, attivare lo sblocco di emergenza (se

presente).

Per qualsiasi intervento diretto sull’automazione o

sull’impianto non previsto dal presente manuale,

avvalersi di personale qualicato ed esperto (insta-

llatore professionale).

- Con frequenza almeno annuale far verifi-

care l’integrità e il corretto funzionamento

dell’automazione da personale qualificato ed

esperto (installatore professionale), in particolare

di tutti i dispositivi di sicurezza.

- Gli interventi d’installazione, manutenzione e

riparazione devono essere documentati e la

relativa documentazione tenuta a disposizione

dell’utilizzatore.

- Il mancato rispetto di quanto sopra può creare

situazioni di pericolo.

DEMOLIZIONE

L’eliminazione dei materiali va fatta rispettan-

do le norme vigenti. Non gettate il vostro

apparecchio scartato, le pile o le batterie usate

nei riuti domestici. Avete la responsabilità di

restituire tutti i vostri riuti da apparecchia-

ture elettriche o elettroniche lasciandoli in

un punto di raccolta dedicato al loro riciclo.

Tutto quello che non è espressamente previs-

to nel manuale d’uso, non è permesso. ll buon

funzionamento dell’operatore è garantito solo

se vengono rispettate le prescrizioni riportate

in questo manuale. La Ditta non risponde dei

danni causati dall’inosservanza delle indicazioni

riportate in questo manuale.

Lasciando inalterate le caratteristiche essenziali

del prodotto, la Ditta si riserva di apportare in

qualunque momento le modiche che essa ritie-

ne convenienti per migliorare tecnicamente, cos-

truttivamente e commercialmente il prodotto,

senza impegnarsi ad aggiornare la presente

pubblicazione.

USER WARNINGS (GB)

WARNING! Important safety instructions. Ca-

refully read and comply with the Warnings and

Instructions that come with the product as impro-

per use can cause injury to people and animals

and damage to property. Keep the instructions

for future reference and hand them on to any

new users.

This product is meant to be used only for the

purpose for which it was explicitly installed.

Any other use constitutes improper use and,

consequently, is hazardous. The manufacturer

cannot be held liable for any damage as a result

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of improper, incorrect or unreasonable use.

GENERAL SAFETY

Thank you for choosing this product. The Firm is

condent that its performance will meet your ope-

rating needs.

This product meets recognized technical standards

and complies with safety provisions when installed

correctly by qualied, expert personnel (professional

installer).

If installed and used correctly, the automated system

will meet operating safety standards. Nonetheless,

it is advisable to observe certain rules of behaviour

so that accidental problems can be avoided:

- Keep adults, children and property out of range of

the automated system, especially while it is moving.

- Do not allow children to play or stand within range

of the automated system.

- This automated system is not meant for use by

children or by people with impaired mental, phy-

sical or sensory capacities, or people who do not

have suitable knowledge, unless a person who is

responsible for their safety provides them with

necessary supervision or instructions on how to

use the device.

- Children must be supervised to ensure they do not

play with the device. Do not allow children to play

with the xed controls. Keep remote controls out

of reach of children.

Do not work near hinges or moving mechanical parts.

- Do not hinder the leaf’s movement and do not

attempt to open the door manually unless the ac-

tuator has been released with the relevant release

knob.

- Keep out of range of the motorized door or gate

while they are moving.

- Keep remote controls or other control devices out

of reach of children in order to avoid the automated

system being operated inadvertently.

- The manual release’s activation could result in un-

controlled door movements if there are mechanical

faults or loss of balance.

- When using roller shutter openers: keep an eye

on the roller shutter while it is moving and keep

people away until it has closed completely. Exercise

care when activating the release, if such a device

is tted, as an open shutter could drop quickly in

the event of wear or breakage.

- The breakage or wear of any mechanical parts of

the door (operated part), such as cables, springs,

supports, hinges, guides…, may generate a hazard.

Have the system checked by qualied, expert per-

sonnel (professional installer) at regular intervals

according to the instructions issued by the installer

or manufacturer of the door.

- When cleaning the outside, always cut o mains

power.

- Keep the photocells’ optics and illuminating in-

dicator devices clean. Check that no branches or

shrubs interfere with the safety devices.

- Do not use the automated system if it is in need of

repair. In the event the automated system breaks

down or malfunctions, cut o mains power to the

system; do not attempt to repair or perform any

other work to rectify the fault yourself and instead

call in qualied, expert personnel (professional

installer) to perform the necessary repairs or main-

tenance. To allow access, activate the emergency

release (where tted).

- If any part of the automated system requires direct

work of any kind that is not contemplated herein,

employ the services of qualied, expert personnel

(professional installer).

- At least once a year, have the automated system, and

especially all safety devices, checked by qualied,

expert personnel (professional installer) to make

sure that it is undamaged and working properly.

- A record must be made of any installation, main-

tenance and repair work and the relevant docu-

mentation kept and made available to the user on

request.

- Failure to comply with the above may result in

hazardous situations.

SCRAPPING

Materials must be disposed of in accordance

with the regulations in force. Do not throw

away your discarded equipment or used bat-

teries with household waste. You are respon-

sible for taking all your waste electrical and

electronic equipment to a suitable recycling

centre.

Anything that is not explicitly provided for in the

user guide is not allowed. The operator’s proper

operation can only be guaranteed if the instruc-

tions given herein are complied with. The Firm

shall not be answerable for damage caused by

failure to comply with the instructions featured

herein.

While we will not alter the product’s essential

features, the Firm reserves the right, at any time,

to make those changes deemed opportune to

improve the product from a technical, design or

commercial point of view, and will not be required

to update this publication accordingly.

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Via Lago di Vico, 44

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T +39 0445 69 65 11

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AUTOMATISMOS S.L.

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1400 Nivelles

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AUTOMATISMOS E MATERIAL DE

SEGURANCIA

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