Assa Abloy ABLOY DA401 User manual

ABLOY@DA401 / DA402

- Swing

door operator

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PROGRAM VERSION 1.53

AbloyOy

An ABBA ABlOY Group company

SPRING AND DOOR OPEN POSITION

PULSE DISK

A pulse disk fitted to the drive shaft is used to detennine the door closed position. This

is achieved by the pulse counter calculating a series of holes around the circumference

of the disk, one of which is open. When the perimeter sensor locates the edge of the

notch the door operator stops the door.

PULSE COUNTER

The counter has three sensors. Two count the pulses and the disk direction, the other

senses the perimeter of the disk.

PULSE COUNTER

SPRING

When the power is switched on at the first time. the setting of the spring tension is made.

The spring tension detennines the torque on the shaft I.e. which is the force what keeps

the door closed. The torque needed depends on the weight and width of the door.

DISPLAY

CONTROL UNIT ADJUSTMENTS AND SELECTIONS

Control unit:

When the mains supply is connected, the control unit immediately adopts the status

determined by the program selector and the opening pulses. Only the green OK LED

is lit. Press one of the three buttons and the display will show the status of the door

operator.

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Display functions and program push

buttons:

The display comprises of two digital

displays, three LED's and three push

buttons.

The left display section shows the status

of the program selector. When a

programme button is pressed, the digital

display lights up, indicating the status of

the program selector e.g. 0

MANUAL,

1= AUTO or 2=OPEN.

The right-hand display section indicates

the status of opening pulses, the safety

sensor and the locking circuit.

Program selector

status

Error

Adjustment

pulse display

safety sensor

locking circuit

impulse outside

impulse inside

signal dot

impulse outside

inhibit

SIGNAL LED'S

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a) The green OK LED is lit when the mains supply

is connected to the door operator. The

normal operating status.

b) The yellow LED is not normally lit. The adjustment

LED is on when control point has been

selected using the selection + button.

c) The red Error LED when lit indicates an error

condition has occurred.

E1 = safety sensor fault; check the sensor connections

E3 " button error; check the sequencing Oumpers and

connections)

E8 " Eprom error; replace the control unit

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Safety sensor active.

- Door stops opening and continues after the obstade has removed.

- If safety sensor is OK, check the 1000 ohm resistor

in connectors 4 and 5.

Locking circuit active Le. the bolt in the lock case is out.

• The operator won't open the door until the bolt is in.

-Ifthere'is no lock check the jumper in connector 10 and 11.

Impulse outside active.

- Operator opens the door and close it after preset delay.

If no impulse is given, check connections in connectors 8

and 9.

Impulse inside active.

- Operator opens the door and close it after preset delay.

If no impulse is given, check connections in connectors 6

and 7

Impulse outside inhibit active

- Impulse outside does not open door.

- If no connection made, check connectors 2 and 3.

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BUTTONS

Buttons:

a) 5 button

This button is used to call control points 0...28 onto

the display. With the light on the digital

display, press the S button for at least

3 seconds enabling yellow Adjustment LED to light.

Digit 1 with a signal dot appears on the right.hand side

digital display to indicating the first control point.

Control points 0...28 can now be addressed by pressing

the S button. Should you wish to reverse the control

point, press the - button.

b) - button

This button is used to select a lower control point

number from 0...28, or to decrease the value in the

control point.

c) A button

When the desired control point has been selected with

the 5 button, pressing the A button validates the control

value and flashes on the display.

The Adjustment LED will also flash, except for a sealed

control point. The signal dot disappears from the right-

hand side display.

NOTE! The control setting of sealed control points can

only be changed after first pressing the A button for at

least 5 seconds following which the Adjustment LED

will flash.

The control selling can be increased one step at a time

by pressing the A button, and decreased by the • button.

When the desired control selling is shown on the display,

press the S button. This will store the control setting in

memory and the digit indicating the number of the next

control point appears on the display. The Adjustment

LED will remain lit up but will cease flashing.

SPRING AND DOOR OPEN POSITION

SPRING TENSION AND DOOR OPEN POSITION

1. Make sure that program switch is on position MANUAL and power is OFF.

2. Check that the opening in the pulse disk is inside the pulse counter.

- DO NOT MOUNT THE ARM YET.

3. Switch the power ON.

4. The RED LED flashes at the end of the operator two times per second.

if the tension of the spring is not set.

5. Turn the program selector away form MANUAL position and back in three seconds.

6. Now the operator tensions the spring. After it (takes about. 20s) operator waits the

door closer class setting.

7. DOOR CLOSER CLASS SETTING:

Press button S until control point 0 lights up.

Press A to enter a control value. When value is on display it can be changed

with A and. buttons. Class (1-5) is changed on display without confirmation.

Classes are explained on page 3.

- DO NOT PRESS 5 SUnON.

SPRING AND DOOR OPEN POSITION

8. The RED LED flashes 4 times per second, when tension is near the selected

class.

- When the door closer shaft stops rotating (takes about .80s) mount the ann

(Door must be in dosed position).

9. Then press S -button.

- The RED LED lights up. The operator is ready to set the door closed position.

10. Set the door closed position by rotating the pulse disk to door closing direction.

When the RED LED turns off, the door closed position is set.

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11. Turn power OFF and check how the door closes without motor. If the spring does

not close the door properly, the tension must be set again. (Control Point 14:

Factory reset).

CONTROL POINTS

Control points are presented in numerical order 0...28. Study all the control pointsto

ensure the optimum possible operation of the door. Adjust the functions ensuringthe

safety clutch does not slip.

Control Control

point value Description

Factory

selting

03 ...60 Opening direction: Starting point of final speed 40

13 ...60 Door open position 48

20 ...60 Closing direction: Starting point of final speed 10

31... 10 Operator's force (Sealed)

40 ... 15 Delay time for inside impulse

51... 10 Opening speed 4

61...5 Opening direction: Final speed (Sealed)

70 ...60 Outside impulse: Hold open time 8

81...10 Operator sensitivity (Sealed) 7

91...5 Closing speed

10 1...3 Closing direction: Final speed

11 0 ... 10 Lock-up force (Sealed) 0

12 1...8 Safety feature sensitivity (Sealed)

13 1 or 0 Power-assisted manual opening

14 0 ...3 Selectionof arm (and restoringfactory settings)(Sealed) 1

15 0

Not in use

16 0 ...60 Power-assisted manual opening: hold open time 8

17 0 ...60 Inside impulse: Hold open time 8

18 10rO Operation of lock control relay

19 10rO Closing direction: Safety feature 0

20 0

Not in use

21 0... 10 Pressure closed before opening

22 1...10 Lock control relay hold time

23 0 ...3 Sequencing (Sealed)

24 1 or 0 Master (Sealed)

25 1 or 0 Function of impulse

26 Counter

27 0 ...60 Operating zone for safety sensor 45

28 2or3 Program version

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0...60

OPERATOR'S FORCE

CONTROL POINTS

Opening direction: Starting point of final spee

The opening angle, where the operator changes from

initial speed to final speed. (1 digit

approx. 2°)

Ensure adequate angle for final speed!

Door open position

Max. open angle 100°. Ensure adequate angle for final

speed! (1 digit

approx. 2°)

Closing direction: Starting point of final speed

The closing angle where the operator changes from initial

speed to final speed. Ensure adequate angle for final

speed! (1 digit

approx. 2°)

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Operator's force (Sealed)

The operator's force requires adjustment to suit door

weight. Use lowest possible value to ensure the smooth

1...10

function of safety feature. 1

lowest force.

Operator sensitivity (Sealed)

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The acceleration of the door affects to smoothness of the

operator or how sharp the door reacts to e.g. wind

pressure. Value 10

fast acceleration, Value 0

slow

1...10

acceleration.

Safety feature sensitivity (Sealed)

The safety feature stops the door movement for 3 seconds

if an obstacle is detected in the door movement range.

If the door is about to open, the operator will attempt to

1...8

open it (at intervals of 3 seconds) until the open time has

expired. If the door is about to close, the door operator

will attemw to close it five times at intervals of 3 seconds

and then Ive times at intervals of 15 seconds. If the

obstacle Is still present, the operator will attempt to close

the door at Intervals of 60 seconds. Value 8 corresponds

to minimum sensitivity.

CONTROL POINTS

DOOR SPEEDS

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Opening speed

Adjust the opening speed so that the safety feature is not

activated. 1

lowest speed.

1...10

Opening direction: Final speed (Sealed)

Adjust the final speed in order so that the door stops at

the open position 1

lowest speed.

1 ...5

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Closing speed

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Adjust the closing speed so that the safety feature is not

activated. 1

lowest speed.

1...5

Closing direction: Final speed

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Adjust the final speed so that the door stop smoothly in

its closed position. 1

lowest speed.

1...3

HOLD OPEN TIMES

Delav time for inside impulse

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Delay

0 ..

15 seconds. When the ~erator receives the

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opening impulse, the lock is release immediately but the

door is delayed in opening to accommodate for the locks

0...15 release.

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Outside impulse: Hold open time

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Hold-open time for outside impulse. Time starts when the

door is in open position. The outside impulse can be

inhibited; look page 28.

0 - 60

seconds.

0...60

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Power-assisted manual opening: hold open time

Hold open time for power-assisted manual

opening. Also in MANUAL -mode, also for fire

0...60 door use.

0 - 60

seconds.

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Inside impulse: Hold open time

Hold 0Jen time for inside impulse.

0 - 60

secon s.

0...60

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