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Troubleshooting

Malfunction

Possible cause

Corrective action

Operator does not function and lights 
do not light up.

No voltage present.

Attach XLR plug.
Check batteries (check state of charge (LEDs)); are the battery 
units correctly attached? (Check glass tube fuse in battery units)

No control unit installed.

Install controller.

Solar module.

Check solar module (plug/alignment/contamination...).

The red LED in the light 

fi

 eld of the 

control unit continues to 

fl

 ash although 

the battery unit has been attached.

Battery unit empty.

Charge battery unit.

Contact faulty.

Check contact, adjust the support rail if applicable.

Red LED behind the rubber cover 

fl

 ashes in “door CLOSE” end position.

Operator has not been programmed, 
no force values stored.

Program the operator. See chapter “Commissioning”.

Operator doesn't function.

Controller incorrectly installed.

Plug the control unit correctly into the connector.

Photo eye interrupted.

Remove interruption.

Operator does not function when 
operated with a handheld transmitter.

Battery in the handheld transmitter is 

fl

 at.

Replace battery with new one.

The handheld transmitter has not been 
programmed for the radio receiver.

Program handheld transmitter.

Incorrect radio frequency.

Check the frequency (40 MHz with wire antenna, 868/434 MHz 
without external antenna).

The command is constantly pending 
because the button of the handheld 
remote control is stuck.

Release the key or exchange the handheld transmitter.

Operator does not function when 
operated by an external button.

Button not connected or defective.

Connect button or replace it.

Operator does not end programming 
procedure.

End positions incorrectly adjusted.

Adjust end positions, see chapter “General commissioning”.

Afterglow time too short.

To extend the afterglow time, see “Setting the afterglow time 
of the LED lighting”.

Door stops while closing, moves 
about 10 cm in the opposite direction, 
and stops.

Actuation of the force cut-off due 
to an obstacle.

Remove obstacle, open door completely.

Incorrect force values programmed 
or force tolerance set too low.

Wipe force values and teach again

Switch-trigger incorrectly adjusted.

Adjust switch-trigger, see chapter “Adjusting end switches”.

Door incorrectly adjusted or defective 
(e.g. spring shaft).

Have door adjusted or repaired by a technician.

Door stops while opening, moves 
about 10 cm in the opposite direction 
and stops.

Force cut-off actuated by an obstacle.

Remove obstacle, open door completely.

incorrect force values programmed 
or force tolerance too low

Delete force values and reprogram.

Guide idler incorrectly adjusted.

Adjust switch-trigger, see chapter “Adjusting end switches”.

Door stops while opening.

Connected photo eye interrupted 
and DIP switch 1 is ON.

Eliminate interruption or turn DIP switch 2 to OFF.

Operator does not close the door.

Photo cell power supply interrupted.

Check connection.

Operator 

opens

 the door and then 

does not respond to a command from 
the handheld transmitter or the button.

Safety input tripped
(e.g. photo eyes defective).

Remove obstacle from photo eyes.

Repair photo eyes.

Direct connector not properly plugged in.

“Door CLOSE” end switch in the carriage 
defective.

Replace end switch.

 Further tips on troubleshooting

Important!
Many malfunctions can be resolved by a control unit reset 
(delete force values), then reprogram the operator.

HomeLink-compatible
If your vehicle is equipped with a HomeLink system 
(Version 7), our operator and radio receiver with 868.6 MHz 
are compatible. Another radio frequency (40.685 or 
434.42 MHz) must be used with older HomeLink systems.

Information can be found under http://www.eurohomelink.com 
or contact your specialist dealer.

If you cannot 

fi

 nd the malfunction in the table and eliminate it, take 

the following actions:
• 

Perform a control unit reset (delete force values) on the control unit.

• 

Disconnect connected accessories (e.g. photo cells) and reconnect 
the jumper for a safety connection.

• 

Set all DIP switches to the factory setting.

• 

Set potentiometer to the factory setting, if present.

• 

Check all connections on the direct connectors and terminal strip and 
retighten if necessary.

Operator malfunctions can be corrected according to the following table. 
If this does not help, contact your specialist dealer for assistance or consult 
our website at http://aperto-torantriebe.de

Summary of Contents for X-Box 550

Page 1: ...X Box 550 X Box 800 EN TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTALLATION AND OPERATING MANUAL 46725V001 422016 0 DRE Rev C_EN...

Page 2: ...afety instructions 18 Opening the door 18 Closing door 18 Emergency release 18 Control unit reset 18 Intermediate stop 18 Safety stop 1 power cut off 18 Safety stop 2 safety input 18 Overload protecti...

Page 3: ...in slip door you must install an emergency release release lock or Bowden cable that can be operated from outside Radio remote control The remote control must only be used for devices and systems in...

Page 4: ...x General Rated voltage 24 V DC Lighting Integrated LED lighting Operational temperature range 10 C to 45 C IP code IP 20 Working environmental emissions value 75 dBA operator only Operator 550 800 Ma...

Page 5: ...5 14 17 15 Item Name Quantity 14 Control unit with button and LED light field 1 15 Battery units left and right 2 16 Support rail centre housing is already installed on the track 1 17 Charger 1 Cautio...

Page 6: ...ty EMC interference resistance EN 60335 2 95 04 2011 General safety requirements for household and similar electrical appliances Part 2 Particular requirements for operators for vertically moving gara...

Page 7: ...tely mandatory if there is not a separate access point Slip door Pass door Built in pass door Caution If a slip door in set into the door a slip door safety device 20 must be installed Not included in...

Page 8: ...cessary before installation Ask a specialist retailer for advice All existing mechanical door locks must be removed or made non functional before beginning installation Check that the door runs smooth...

Page 9: ...disabled depending on the design of the door it could be possible to manually raise the door approx 50 mm To counteract this spring catches can installed to lock the door in addition to the operator T...

Page 10: ...3 1 1 2 4 Push trolley 1 onto C track 2 Insert two C track parts 1 in the connecting sleeve 2 up to the stop position C A B 90 D a c 90 b 1 2 3 4 5 6 V V 5 Attach tensioner 1 to chain 2 and turn it 9...

Page 11: ...2 1 3 1 1 2 4 Push trolley 1 onto C track 2 Insert two C track parts 1 in the connecting sleeve 2 up to the stop position a c 1 6 2 3 4 5 90 b 5 Attach tensioner 1 to chain 2 and turn it 90 Insert co...

Page 12: ...M VM 13 The operator can be mounted on the header S or on the ceiling D Measure the front of the centre of the door VM and mark on the door and on the lintel or ceiling Caution Wear safety glasses whe...

Page 13: ...cy unlocking cord N The carriage 1 is unlocked Tighten screw 8 on header fitting Slide the carriage 1 all the way to the front 3 with the connecting rod 2 If necessary loosen guide idler 4 Align door...

Page 14: ...t yet connect the XLR plug of the operator to the X Box Caution Note the wall thickness of the garage 1 72 m 23 Mark horizontal holes for the support rail on the wall drill 4 holes minimum height of 1...

Page 15: ...heck the following Have all mechanical door locks been removed Can the emergency release be activated from outside using a Bowden cable or release lock Important information When opening and closing t...

Page 16: ...he guide idlers Check whether the door opens and closes completely If this isn t the case then the running path must be adjusted Activate command initiator e g button handheld transmitter once Door op...

Page 17: ...imum of 112 storage locations for each radio receiver are available Mount the information sign N 46502V000 172006 0 OCE_Rev A The information sign concerning the function of the emergency release plea...

Page 18: ...ave a built in slip door or the garage does not have a separate entrance you must install an emergency release a release lock or Bowden cable that can be operated from outside see accessories instruct...

Page 19: ...esponds to the illustration Required charging time 6 12 hours Important information Disconnect the charger from the mains power and the battery unit after no later than 12 hours Charge the battery in...

Page 20: ...ess the handheld transmitter button whose code should be deleted in the radio receiver LED goes out The deletion procedure is ended Reattach the rubber cover 1 Repeat the procedure for all buttons and...

Page 21: ...the additional button Caution When actuating the button the drive must keep clear of the movement zone of the door and must have a direct view of it Important information Only necessary if an extra bu...

Page 22: ...e control unit Important information A safety connection is no longer available A photo eye cannot be connected in parallel Button 2 can be used as needed for the following functions Defined opening a...

Page 23: ...24 V max 0 1 A Terminal 9 DC 24 V Terminal 10 Earth Settings see Obstacle detection DIP 1 2 3 Pulse sequence of door movement DIP7 2 1 O N D I P 3 4 5 6 8 7 1x 1x 1x 1x STOP STOP DIP switch 7 OFF stan...

Page 24: ...opens the door completely Button 2 only opens the door partially if it is closed If the door is to be completely opened with button 1 or partially opened with button 2 pressing button 2 again closes t...

Page 25: ...plug to the solar module if necessary 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Remove the four screws 1 on the front side Remove front housing 2 Caution First note the position of the plug and boards Make sure the board and plu...

Page 26: ...ective Decommission the system and lock it to prevent reactivation Then contact customer service Photo eye if present Open close the door and interrupt photo eye Adjust the behaviour of the door as se...

Page 27: ...o low Wipe force values and teach again Switch trigger incorrectly adjusted Adjust switch trigger see chapter Adjusting end switches Door incorrectly adjusted or defective e g spring shaft Have door a...

Page 28: ...he chain see chapter Installation Displays on radio receiver Malfunction Possible cause Corrective action All LEDs flashing All memory locations occupied max 112 Delete any handheld transmitters that...

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