MFZ Ovitor CS 300 RM, Operating Instructions Manual

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions for CS 300 RM Controls EN CS 300 RM Gate Controls Rev B 1 0 1...

Page 2: ...ned electricians must have the following Knowledge of the general and specific safety and accident prevention regulations Knowledge of the relevant electrical regulations Training in the use and care...

Page 3: ...ty of machinery Basic concepts general principles for design Part 1 Basic terminology methodo logy Low voltage EN 60335 1 Household and similar electrical appliances Safety EN 60335 2 103 Particular r...

Page 4: ...nal block relay X6 terminals for internal ON OFF switch X7 terminals for internal 3 but ton input unit X8 socket for monitor under monitor X9 terminals for radio receiver X10 terminals for weekly time...

Page 5: ...devices the relevant manufacturer s instruc tions are to be adhered to 5 2 Mains connection Danger To ensure that the control unit functions pro perly the following conditions must apply The supply vo...

Page 6: ...data see page 24 5 4 Assignment of connections for command and safety devices Command and safety devices can be connected to terminals X3 X4 and X5 Terminal block X3 CLOSE button impulse button 1 OPE...

Page 7: ...rive through light barrier 3 24 V DC 250 mA4 Klemmleiste X4 mit Vorendschalter f r Reversierabschaltung before end switch NO Terminal block X4 for 3 wire light barrier 3 wire light barrier Terminal bl...

Page 8: ...ol impulse button Connection Connect any installed command and safety devices to the control unit 5 5 Connection examples for command and safety devices terminal X3 OPEN STOP CLOSE buttons 6 lead solu...

Page 9: ...EN CS 300 RM Gate Controls Rev B 1 0 9...

Page 10: ...ash The and buttons have no function In the ADJUSTMENT mode at least one LED flashes The external buttons have no function Pressing the P button toggles between the modes of operation Operating mode 1...

Page 11: ...end position Change the mode of operation to ADJUSTMENT by pressing the P button Press the button to drive the door to the desired end position in the OPEN direction Adjust the mechanical limit switch...

Page 12: ...Controls Rev B 1 0 7 1 Overview of the LCD monitor 7 Programming with the LCD Monitor A B C D E AUTOMATIC STANDBY Key A Operating mode Diagnosis info B Parameters Diagnosis info C button D button E P...

Page 13: ...arameter in the Input menu is set to MOD2 or MOD3 then the display changes from AUTOMATIC to MANUAL The and buttons have no function Operating mode 2 ADJUSTMENT In ADJUSTMENT mode the door is driven t...

Page 14: ...INPUT and 2 seconds INPUT DEUTSCH Scroll up through menu 2 sec Scroll down through menu 2 seconds Select value P 1 second Increase value Decrease value Save value P Return to mode INPUT and 1 second I...

Page 15: ...D2 INPUT LB CLOSE MOD1 INPUT SKS LEAD MOD1 DIAGNOSIS Scroll up through menu 2 seconds Scroll down through menu 2 seconds Return to mode AUTOMATIC P Only query is possible UP SWITCH OFF SECT SWITCH OFF...

Page 16: ...The door is driven to the CLOSED end position AUTOMATIC STANDBY The door is stationary Information If the self locking parameter in the Input menu is set to MOD2 or MOD3 then the display changes from...

Page 17: ...t to 0 OFF The open time continues as usual ON OFF OFF RELAY 1 RELAY 2 RELAY 3 RELAY 4 All 4 relays can have a relay module of 1 to 28 assigned to them MOD1 Red traffic light lights up during door mov...

Page 18: ...aborted by pressing the CLOSE button The door then closes MOD9 Continuous CLOSE signal 1 Closed Door CLOSES with safety devices activated and remains in CLOSED position until contact opens OPEN comman...

Page 19: ...ition The relay closes the contact when the door is in the OPEN end position MOD 7 CLOSED end position The relay closes the contact when the door is in the CLOSED end position MOD 8 Not OPEN end posit...

Page 20: ...ieve a faster brake function The contact is closed and the brake is therefore released as soon as the door moves zero current brake MOD 15 Brake negated The switching contact of the brake rectifier is...

Page 21: ...smission system Before every CLOSE command the optoelectronic transmission system is activated and remains active for the duration of the closing run This activation results in a closing run delay of...

Page 22: ...fety edge protection ON System is closed OFF System is interrupted fault IMPULS Impulse button ON activated OFF not activated SWITCH CLOCK Weekly timer switch clock ON activated OFF not activated LIGH...

Page 23: ...ernal On Off switch X11 4 8 Safety circuit of drive X2 B1 B2 Jumper X3 3 4 External stop button X7 1 2 Internal stop button Check and then close the safety circuit ERROR RUNTIME The programmed running...

Page 24: ...x 250 mA Safety circuit All input connections MUST be potential free Emergency off if the safety circuit is interrupted no further door operator movement is possible not even in deadman mode Input for...

Page 25: ...stan dards Immunity for industrial environments EN 61000 6 3 Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Part 6 3 Generic standards Emission standard for residential com mercial and light industrial environment...

Page 26: ...Gate Controls Rev B 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 PE PE N L1 230V 50Hz X10 X1 X9 X8 PE N U1 U2 X1 X7 X13 13 Appendix Overview of connections Terminal block X5 potential free switch contacts relay 1 relay 2 rel...

Page 27: ...barrier 3 24 V DC 250 mA4 1 Sequence control 2 Button or selector switch 3 Effective in down direction 4 For external switching devices connection to terminals 1 and 2 5 An 8 2 kOhm resistor must be...

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