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WARNING: Damage to the Controller due to an uncertified Electrician making the connections will not be covered under warranty.
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Regardless of the available Input Phase and Voltage, you will receive a 3-phase motor.
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Within the Control Panel, the Input Power is Manipulated to Feed the Motor what is needed.
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If the only available power is 110V Single-Phase, a Step-Up Transformer is required.
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The Control Panel received in this instance will be Labeled as 240V.
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Tabs along the top of the Home Screen. Touch to Open named Screen.
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Icon Buttons to begin to Open, to Close, or to Stop a moving Door.
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Close Timer Display (Read Only)
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OPEN (Press to Open the door)
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CLOSE (Press to Close the Door)
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STOP (Press to Halt the movement of the door while Opening or while Closing)
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CLOSE TIME (Display counts down the seconds until the Door Close Command is initiated)
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Interrupting/Breaking the Sensor Beam will reset the Timer to the preset Close Time.
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Set to either Normal Mode or to Sequential Mode.
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For Normal Mode: Press Normal icon, then go to the Home Screen to Open, Close, or Stop. (See Home Screen Instruction above)
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For Sequential Mode: Press Sequential icon, then use the Push Button Station (single Station), the Single Button Remote, or Pull Cord Switch) to index to the next Mode in order.
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In Sequential Mode, each switch contact signals an index to the next Sequential Mode in order.
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Sequential Mode order of index: Open, Stop, Close, Stop
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To Adjust the Timer: Press the number (10.0 in picture) below "Timer (s)" text. A Pop-up Keypad is displayed.
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Press the desired Timer Delay from the Keypad.
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Seconds from 0.0 to 60.0 are valid entries.
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Set the timer to "0" to Turn Off the Auto-Close Timer/Function.
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Review the display for Timer Close Delay.
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Press "ENT" to save your Timer Delay.
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Interrupting/Breaking the Sensor Beam will reset the Timer to the preset Close Time.
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VFD Up Speed (Open Door)- given in Hertz (Hz)
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VFD Down Speed (Close Door) - given in Hertz (Hz)
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VFD Acceleration - given in Seconds (Sec)
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VFD Deceleration - given in Seconds (Sec)
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OPEN (Moves the Door up when pressed)
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CLOSE (Moves the Door Down when pressed)
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STOP (Halts the movement of the Door when pressed)
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Lights next to the Function (momentarily) indicate the status of that function.
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Not Illuminated - No Voltage present
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Illuminated-24VDC Present/ Indicates normal function
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X# refers to the Terminal Block Designation
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PB OPEN (X0) - Push Button to Open the Door. (Terminal X0)
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PB CLOSE (X1) - Push Button to Close the Door. (Terminal X1)
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LS OPEN (X2) The light is the limit switch indicator. When the light is Off it indicates that the Door is Open; When the light is On the Door is not on the Open Switch any longer. Circuit is Normally Closed.
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LS CLOSE (X3) The light is the limit switch indicator. When the Light is Off the Door is on the Closed/ Limit Switch. Circuit is Normally Closed.
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SAFETY (X4) Safety Circuit is Normally Closed.
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PB STOP (X5) (Push Button to Stop the Door’s movement. Reference “X5” in the program) Circuit is Normally Closed.
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Y# refers to the Terminal Block Designation
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Inhibit/Interlock (Y5)
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MOTOR SPEED - Given in Hertz (Hz)
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CURRENT - Given in Amps (A)
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DC Bus Voltage - Given in Volts (V)
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Functional Open, Close, Stop Icons
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See Home Screen Instructions for use and function of Open, Close, Stop Commands.
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To aid in troubleshooting, problems such as Over Voltage, Short Circuit, Regenerative Power, etc are shown here.
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OPERATION COUNTER: XXXXXX (Counts cycles. One Cycle = one complete up movement of the door, and one complete down movement of the door)
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ENERGY USEAGE X.XX (KW-h) (Given in Kilo-Watts per Hour)
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