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DITEC S.P.A - IP1580 30/06/99 - CS61/CS61E

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4.3 Setting and adjustments

TC - Automatic closure time. From 0 to 120 s, with TC from 0 to 3/4 turn. The counting begins:
- at the end of the opening operation and lasts as long as the time set on the TC trimmer;
- after a safety device has operated (1-6 / 1-8) and lasts half the time set on the TC.
TC at maximum disable the automatic closure. Warning: the position of TC (which enables or disables automatic
closing ) also selects the function of control 1-5.
RF - Power adjustment. Setting of RF from min to max selects min to max power. The motor always starts up
at max power and after 1 s switches over to the power set via RF.
R1 - Obstacle detection adjustment. The electric board is fitted with a safety device which, in case of an
obstacle being detected, causes the gate to stop moving when it is opening and to reverse movement when it is
closing. With trimmer R1 at minimum there is maximum sensitivity. With R1 at maximum the function is cut out.
DIP1 - Selection of movement direction OFF = opening toward the right, ON = opening toward the left  (see
fig. 9 and 10).

5. STARTING UP

WARNING: the operations regarding  point 5.2  are  without safety devices.

 the trimmer can only be adjusted with gate not moving (RF excluded).

5.1. Set TC, RF and R1 at maximum. Short circuit the safety devices and the stop device. Select desired

movement direction by means of DIP1 (see fig. 9 and 10).

5.2. Power and check the gate functions correctly with a sequence of step-by-step commands. Check the action

of the limit switches.

5.3. Remove the jumpers and connect the safety devices (1-6 and 1-8) and the stop (1-9). Check their function.
5.4. Adjust the automatic closure with TC. Warning:   the  automatic closure time after the operation of one of

the safety devices is half the set time.

5.5. Put RF in the position which ensures functioning and the safety of the user.
5.6. After having set RF, set the obstacle detection sensitivity with R1.
5.7. Connect any accessories and check their function.
5.8. Re-fit the casing and make sure that the stop microswitch tripped by release door   11 is properly operating.

6. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION CS61

Connect the motor and limit switches to the control panel as in figure 11.  A  and  C  refer to opening and clos-
ing limit switch.

7. TROUBLE SHOOTING

8. MAINTENANCE PROGRAM (each 6 month)

Power off (230 V~ mains and batteries, if installed)
- Check gate/gear motor alignment and the distance (2-3 mm) between the mouth of the pinion and the crest of the rack.
- Clean the wheel slideways, the rack and the pinion of the geared motor.
Power on  (230 V~ mains and batteries)
- Check the functioning of the limit switches (the gate must come to a halt ~ 20 mm before the stop)
- Check the power adjustments.
- Check the operation of all command and safety functions (photocells).

ATTENTION: For spare parts, see the spares price list.

PROBLEM

Gate fails to open and close.

Gate opens but fails to close.

External safeties fail to trigger.

Flashing light not work.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

Power failure.
F1/F2 fuse blown.
Safety contacts open.
Geared motor released.

Radio control not working.

Safety contacts open.
Photocells activated.

Automatic closure not working.
Incorrect wiring between photocells and the
Electric Board.
Bulb blown.

REMEDY

Check for power supply from mains.
Change fuse.
Check terminals 6, 8 and 9 in the E. B.
Check that release door is locked and that
release microswitch is pressed.
Check for proper installation and activation of
the radio device (TX and RX).
Check terminal 8 of the E.B.
Check that photocells are clean and properly
working
Check that  TC trimmer is not set to maximum.
Connect N.C. safety contact in series and
remove any jumpers.
Replace with a 230 V bulb.

Summary of Contents for CS 61

Page 1: ...nte nance manual for sliding gate automatic system Manuel d installation et d entretien pour automatisme pour portails coulissants Montage und Wartungs handbuch für Schiebetore Automatisierung Manual de instalaciòn y manutenciòn para automatizaciòn de cancelas de corredera CS 61E CS 61 IP1580 30 06 99 ...

Page 2: ...generales de securité page 16 Donnees tecniques page 17 Elements page 17 Installation page 17 Raccordement electriques CS61E page 18 Demarrage page 19 Raccordement electriques CS61 page 19 Entretien periodique page 19 Recherche pannes page 19 Instructions d utilisation page 20 Standard Montage pag 3 Abbildungen pag 4 5 Allgemeine Sicherheitshinweise pag 21 Technischen Daten pag 22 Verweis auf Abbi...

Page 3: ... P A IP1580 30 06 99 CS61 CS61E Fig 1 Impianto tipo Standard installation Installation type Standard Montage Instalaciòn tipo I UK F D E TX 4x0 5 mm RX 4x0 5 mm 4x0 5 mm 1 3 2 5 3 x 1 5 m m 2x1 5 mm 4 8 5 6 6 7 ...

Page 4: ...4 DITEC S P A IP1580 30 06 99 CS61 CS61E fig 2 200 95 20 315 200 100 110 275 fig 3 9 13 12 11 10 15 14 fig 4 fig 5 80 200 130 270 max 5 mm B D E F G min 30 ...

Page 5: ... P A IP1580 30 06 99 CS61 CS61E 2 3 fig 6 fig 7 fig 8 20 fig 9 fig 10 DIP1 OFF DIP1 ON H M 1 U W V NERO BLACK C 16 µF A BLU BLUE BIANCO WHITE NERO BLACK BLU BLUE BIANCO WHITE CS61 com FC1 11 FC2 12 COM 0 fig 11 ...

Page 6: ...rrect for the destination power requirements A multipolar isolation switch with minimum contact gaps of 3 mm must be included in the mains supply Check that upstream of the electrical installation there is an adequate differential switch and a suitable circuit breaker Ensure that the motorised door or gate has an earth terminal in accordance with the safety regulations in force The manufacturer of...

Page 7: ...tres 3 2 Fig 4 Lay a concrete foundation with buried anchoring brackets and the base plate making sure that it is pefectly level and smooth Allow for 80 mm between the plate axis and the rack B Route the cable ducts through the two holes in the middle of the plate 3 3 Fig 5 Open the release access door 11 loosen the screw that locks the carter and lift it Insert the ancoring feet G at the gear mot...

Page 8: ...ed REMOTE CONTROL STEP BY STEP It has the same function as the 1 5 control Parallel connection This model does not permit the running of two motors of automatic controls in parallel 4 2 Output and accessories 1 Accessories power supply 24V 0 15A nominal 0 3 A peak output 0 for powering of external accessories including gate state lamp 1 11 Lamp 24 V 1 5 W gate open with DIP1 ON closed gate lamp wi...

Page 9: ...ion of one of the safety devices is half the set time 5 5 Put RF in the position which ensures functioning and the safety of the user 5 6 After having set RF set the obstacle detection sensitivity with R1 5 7 Connect any accessories and check their function 5 8 Re fit the casing and make sure that the stop microswitch tripped by release door 11 is properly operating 6 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION CS61 Co...

Page 10: ...sed door or gate Keep remote control or any other control devices out of the reach of children in order to avoid possible involuntary activation of the motorised door or gate In case of breack down or malfunctioning of the product disconnect from mains do not attempt to repair or intervene directly and contact only qualified personnel Failure to comply with the above may create a situation of dang...

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