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PROGRAMMING
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PROGRAMMING
The control unit can be programmed by rotating the incremental
encoder (
A
), pressing the same encoder vertically and using
the display (
B
).
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Refer to “
” for the complete list of parameters
and the relative selectable values.
B
A
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7.1 PROGRAMMING THE CONTROL UNIT
Turning clockwise or anti-clockwise the encoder (
A
) allows for scrolling on the display (
B
) the parameters shown in “
”, which
identify the Level 1 menu.
After identifying the desired Level 1 parameter, on the basis of the required programming, press and release the encoder (
A
) to
move to Level 2, where the value appears of the memorised or default parameter (fixed display) appears referred to the Level 1
parameter just selected.
Turning the encoder (
A
) causes the Level 2 values to scroll (flashing display). After selecting the value by pressing the encoder (
A
),
the selected value is memorised and the system returns to Level 1.
Among the optional values that can be displayed there are “ESC” and “---“: after selecting “ESC” by pressing and releasing the
encoder (
A
), the system returns to the Level 1 parameters without modifying the programming, while the value “---” identifies the
programming made through the Oview external programmer. This value cannot be selected as a mere Level 2 parameter.
Table 6
PROGRAMMING PARAMETERS
Meaning
Level I
parameters
Level II
parameters Effect after pressing the encoder (A)
Quick set-up
8.8.8. -
Starts learning of the Bluebus, Stop and level learning devices in sequence,
one after another
Installation
Set
1
Learning of devices connected to the Bluebus and Stop terminals
2
Learning of the opening and closing positions: the boom stroke value is
measured, from the closing mechanical stop to the opening mechanical stop
Programme
Prn
000
Base default firmware
001
Firmware 1 (Personalisation of the base firmware, not used)
002
Firmware 2 (Personalisation of the base firmware, not used)
003
Firmware 3 (Personalisation of the base firmware, not used)
Type of operation
F01
OFF
Semi-automatic operation
On
Automatic operation: following an opening manoeuvre, once the pause time
has elapsed, a closing manoeuvre starts automatically
Close after photo
Allows for keeping the boom
in the opening position for the
time strictly necessary for the
transit of people or vehicles; an
intervention of the safety devices
automatically triggers a closing
manoeuvre after the “Close after
photocell time” has elapsed
F02
OFF
Function excluded
1
Function active in the “Open until disengage” mode: the intervention of a
safety device causes the boom to stop; when the device is disengaged,
counting of the “Close after photocell” counter starts, after which a closing
manoeuvre starts automatically
2
Function active in the “Open all” mode: the intervention of a safety device
causes the boom to reverse up to the “Open” position, where counting of the
“Close after photocell time” counter starts, after which a closing manoeuvre
starts automatically.
Note: a command triggering an opening manoeuvre during the “Close after
photocell time” prevents the gate from closing again.
3
Function active with the “Close all 2” mode: behaviour similar to the “Open all”
mode but, in this case, a command triggering the opening manoeuvre does
not prevent the gate from re-closing
Safety device for “Close after
photocell”
Allows for selecting which safety
device triggers the re-closing of
the gate after the intervention of
the photocells
F03
1
Photocells and loop (configured as photocells)
2
Photocells only
3
Loop only (configured as photocells)
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