Doortec DOORMAN SDO1 Betriebsanleitung

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WARNING: IT IS VITAL FOR THE SAFETY OF ALL PERSONS INSTALLING AND USING THIS OPENER TO FOLLOW

THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND SAFETY WARNINGS. FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS

PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE AND DAMAGE TO THE OPENER AND DOOR

INSTALLATION & OWNERS MANUAL

1. One year manufacturer’s Warrantee

The DOORMAN opener carries a 12 month factory warrantee from date of invoice.

Faulty openers will be repaired or replaced by the sole discretion of AUTOMATION AFRICA.

The labour costs involved for replacement or repairs will be for the customers account and is not

covered by this warrantee.

The transport to and from AUTOMATION AFRICA of items is for the customer’s account.

All warrantee claims must be accompanied by the original invoice.

The warrantee does not cover non-defect damage caused by unreasonable use or wrongly installed

components.

This warrantee excludes lightening damage, insect damage, water damage, acts of God and improper

installation.

This warrantee excludes remote controls, bulbs and back up batteries.

The following conditions will disqualify this product from

warrantee as laid out above

Any DOORMAN opener used to automate more than one door at a time.

Any DOORMAN opener used outdoors, including carports.

Any Doorman opener used in excessive traffic applications such as multi apartment parking garages.

When any DOORMAN opener is not installed by a QUALIFIED installer.

Any unauthorized non-manufacturer modifications to the opener or components thereof.

2.Technical Specifications

3.Installation

3.1 Recommended Tools

Power Input

220VAC±10% 50～60Hz

Reception

frequency

433.92MH

Motor

24VDC

Decoding

Rolling Code

Working

Temperature

>-20～50℃

Transmitter

power

27A 12V Battery

Relative Humidity

≦90%

Globe

24V 5W

Open and close force

800N

Courtesy light

time

3 minutes

3.2 Installing the Operator and Rail

Optional For Steel Rail

4.Control panel

5.Optional Terminals and Connections

Photo beam

6.Programming the Operator

6.1

Preparation

6.1.1

Keep trolley locked, pull and/or push the door by hand, make

sure the trolley connects with the traveller.

6.1.2

Turn on the power, the courtesy light is on for several seconds,

the LED displays the numbers from “ 9 ” to “ 1 ”.

The operator turns to standby mode.

6.1.3

After the units “self-testing” it displays “ II ” or “ -”.

6.2

Setting Open and Close Limits

6.2.1

Press and hold SET until the unit displays “ 1”.

6.2.2

Press and hold UP, for opening limit, the door will start to

run

6.2.3

When the door has reached the open position, press SET

to confirm setting. The unit displays “ 2”.

6.2.4

Press and hold DOWN, for close limit. When the door has

reached the closed position, press SET to confirm setting.

6.2.5

The door will now open and close automatically to map

the open and close sensitivity force requirements.

6.2.6

The unit displays “ II ” to show the setting is complete.

6.3

Self Learning Transmitter

6.3.1

When the unit has stored 20 codes, it will flash “ F ”, This

indicates that the receiver has reached its limit and is full.

6.3.2

Press and hold CODE, until it displays “ ”.

6.3.3

Hold for more than 8 seconds, until the unit flashes “ C`” ,

all remotes are now deleted.

6.4

Adding or Changing Transmitters

6.4.1

Press and release CODE, the unit displays “ ”.

6.4.2

Press a button on the transmitter, then release and press

the same button again, “ ” flashes,

6.4.3

The unit displays “ II ” to show setting is complete. Repeat

above steps to code a maximum of 20 different

transmitters.

6.5

Force Adjustments

6.5.1

Press and hold SET, the unit displays “ 3 ”.

6.5.2

Press SET once again, it will show the current setting.

Press UP to increase the force by one degree or press

DOWN to decrease by one degree. Maximum degree is

“ 9”, minimum is “ 1 ”.

6.5.3

Press SET to confirm. The default setting is “ 5”.

6.5.4

After finishing all the settings, please check the force to

make sure of settings.

6.6

Holiday Lockout – not recommended

6.6.1

Press and hold SET, the unit displays “ 4”.

6.6.2

Press SET to show current setting. Press UP, it displays

“ 1”, lockout function enabled or press DOWN, It displays

“ 0”, lockout function disabled. Press SET to confirm the

function you require.

6.6.3

When using uncovered transmitters, it is recommended

using the lockout function. This function works when the

door reaches the closed position, you can’t open the door

until “lockout” has been disabled first.

6.7

Photo Beam

6.7.1

Press and hold DOWN, the unit displays “ - ” .

6.7.2

Press SET to show current setting. Press UP once the

unit displays “ H”, the photo beam is enabled. Press

down once, the unit displays “ II ”, the photo beam is

disabled. Press SET to confirm required setting and quit.

6.7.3

If you do not make use of the photo beam device,

please make sure it displays “ II ” , to disable this

function.

6.8

Auto-Close ON/OFF

6.8.1

Press and hold UP, the unit displays “ - ”.

6.8.2

Press SET to show current setting. Press UP to increase

the auto-close time by one minute or press DOWN to

decrease by one minute. Maximum time is “ 9 ” , minimum

is “ 0 ”. Press SET to confirm.

6.8.3

The default setting is “ 0 ”, “ 0 ” shows auto-

close off. This function works when the door

reaches the fully open position.

7.Owners’ Guide

7.1

Attention

7.1.1

At the first time of using the door, please test the driving

system to see if it moves smoothly. (Test method: unlock

the traveller, pull and push the door by hand.)

7.1.2

Connect to appropriate power socket with earth

7.1.3

Use the transmitters only while the door is in sight. Do not

stand or walk under a moving door. The transmitters should

be out of reach of children.

7.1.4

Make sure the opener is not used in very hot places above

50 deg. Celsius, Very damp or moist places

7.1.5

Check at least twice a year to make sure the door is

properly balanced and that all working parts are in good

working condition. Adjust the tension of chain. Add suitable

amount of lubrication to the chain system.

7.2

Trouble-Shooting Guide

7.2.1

Problem

Causes

Solution

7.2.2

The chain is noisy.

The chain is too loose.

Adjust nut-M8 referring

to 3.2.C.

7.2.3

The motor does not

open or close.

No limits set

Check limit settings.

7.2.4

After setting open

and close positions,

the motor does not

work.

The screws of the Hall

encoder are loose or

hall encoder is faulty.

Tighten the screws or

replace the hall

encoder.

7.2.5

The motor does not

close.

Photo beam function

is enabled.

Cancel the photo beam

function, refer to 6.7.

7.2.6

The wall button

works, but the

transmitter doesn’t

work.

Transmitter program

is lost or transmitter

battery is flat.

Re-code referring to 6.4

or replace with new

transmitter battery.

7.2.7

Transmitter

distance is too

short.

The transmitter battery

is nearly flat.

Change new battery

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