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3.6) Programming the pause time
When the automatic close function is selected, a timer is activated after an opening cycle which controls the Pause Time; after this has
elapsed, a close manoeuvre is automatically activated. If this time has never been programmed, it is fixed by the control unit at 30 s, but the
following procedure allows any value between 1 and 1023 s (approx. 17 minutes) to be programmed.
Table“F” Programming the Pause Time:
1. Set the dip switches as shown:
2. Select the required time with the 10-way dip switch bearing in mind that: Example: pause time 25 s
Dip 1 On activates a pause of 1 s 25 = 16+8+1
Dip 2 On " 2 " move dip switches 5 , 4 and 1 to On
Dip 3 On " 4 "
Dip 4 On " 8 "
Dip 5 On " 16 "
Dip 6 On " 32 "
Dip 7 On " 64 "
Dip 8 On " 128 "
Dip 9 On " 256 "
Dip 10 On " 512 "
If more than one Dip Switch is moved to On, the selected pause time is equal to the sum of the pause times of the single dip switches;
3. Perform the “Memorisation procedure” (paragraph 3.3)
3.7) Deleting the memory
All the programmable parameters are recorded in a permanent memory which stores the information even during a power failure; it may be
necessary to delete all the memorised data.
Table “G” Deleting the contents of the memory:
1. Set the Dip Switches as shown:
2. Perform the “memorisation procedure” (see paragraph 3.3) which in this case is used to confirm deletion.
N.B. When the memory is deleted it is as if the gear motor had never been installed and the door will therefore be unable to move normal-
ly; in this case the first command to reach the inputs or pressing the “Open” or “Close” buttons will immediately activate an "Initial Search
for mechanical stops" procedure.
N.B. 1. This operation does not cancel the number of manoeuvres performed or the number of scheduled manoeuvres.
3.8) Adjustments
Following the programming phase the few adjustments that are vital
for safe and correct operation of the automatic system must be
made
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