Entrematic EMSL User manual

Leehampton Developments

Thistle House

Wistons Lane

Elland

West Yorkshire

HX5 9DT

For the attention of Sue Sweeney

13th March 2013

Dear Sirs,

Reference: BIRT Unit, Swindon

Please find enclosed the relevant Operation and Maintenance documentation for our works installed

at the above.

•Entrematic slider Manual

If you require any further information please do not hesitate to contact me.

Yours Faithfully,

Hayley Stedmans

Contracts Administrator

Architectural Glass Systems Ltd

Unit 2, Windsor Business Park

Hanson Lane

Halifax

West Yorkshire

HX1 4SD

T: 01422 322130

F: 01422 322646

E: email@agsystemsltd.co.uk

Registered in England 6412399

VAT No. 918 3225 28

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EntreMatic Sliding Door Operator

EMSL

User Manual

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modifications are expressly forbidden without the prior written consent of EntreMatic AB. Rights reserved for

changes without prior notice.

CONTENTS

Congratulations on your new automatic door! .......... 3

Electronic equipment reception interference ............ 3

Environmental requirements ..................................... 4

Product liability ......................................................... 4

Service ...................................................................... 4

Purpose of use ......................................................... 4

How the EMSL works ............................................... 5

Locking ..................................................................... 5

Unlocking .................................................................. 5

Programme selectors ............................................... 6

Technical data .......................................................... 7

Integrated safety ....................................................... 7

Emergency escape ................................................... 7

Regular safety checks .............................................. 9

Safety accessories ................................................. 12

General accessories ............................................... 12

Troubleshooting ...................................................... 14

Maintenance plan ................................................... 15

Other products from EntreMatic ............................. 15

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Congratulations on your new automatic door!

EntreMatic has developed automatic doors for more than 40 years. State-of-the-art technol-

ogy and carefully tested materials and components provide you with a superior product.

As with all other technical products, your automatic door requires periodic maintenance and

service. This manual will assist you with this. It is essential that you know your automatic

door (system) and that you recognize the importance of maintaining it in compliance with

applicable standards for safety.

Your local EntreMatic-authorized representative is familiar with these standards, as well as

all applicable local codes and EntreMatic recommendations for power-operated pedestrian

doors. Service and adjustments performed by your EntreMatic-authorized representative will

ensure safe and proper operation of your automatic door unit.

HAZARD WARNING

Failure to observe the information in this manual may result

in minor personal injury or damage to equipment.

Save these instructions for future reference.

Electronic equipment reception interference

This equipment may generate and use radio frequency energy and if not installed and used

properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, it may cause inter-

ference to radio, television reception or other radio frequency type systems. It has been

designed to comply with the emission limits in accordance with EN 61000-6-3 (US market

FCC Part 15), which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference

in a residential installation.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If

this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception, which can be deter-

mined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the inter-

ference by one or more of the following measures:

• Re-orient the receiving antenna.

• Relocate the receiver with respect to the equipment.

• Move the receiver away from the equipment.

• Plug the receiver into a different outlet so that equipment and receiver are on different

branch circuits.

• Check that protective earth (PE) is connected.

If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced electronic technician for

additional suggestions.

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Environmental requirements

Please act according to your local regulations and dispose of your old product(s) and packag-

ing properly. The correct disposal will help prevent potential negative consequences for the

environment and human health.

This operator is equipped with electronics and may also be equipped with batteries contain-

ing materials which are hazardous to the environment. Remove this material from the opera-

tor before it is scrapped and make sure that it is disposed of safely along with the packaging.

Product liability

According to European Directives, the following are the responsibility of the owner or care-

taker of the equipment

– that the equipment operates correctly, that regular inspection and maintenance and serv-

ice is made, so that it gives sufficient protection in regard to safety and health

– that the equipment is operated, maintained and regularly inspected by someone with doc-

umented competence in the equipment and in applicable regulations

– that a journal is kept of inspection, maintenance and service records including the pro-

vider

– that inspection covers the emergency opening function (when applicable)

– that the closing force is appropriate for the door size on fire-approved door systems

(when applicable)

Service

Regular inspections shall be made according to national regulations and the number of serv-

ice occasions shall be in accordance with national requirements. This is especially important

when the installation concerns a fire-approved door or a door with an emergency opening

function. Talk to your EntreMatic representative! For contact information, see last page.

Purpose of use

The EMSL is an automatic sliding door operator developed to make life easier for everyone

who can benefit from automatic doors. The EMSL is designed to offer continuous use, a high

degree of safety and maximum lifetime. The system is self-adjusting to the effects caused by

normal variations in the weather conditions and to minor friction changes caused by e.g. dirt.

Each installation is however unique and must therefore be equipped and adjusted for the

application-relevant safety requirements, just like maintenance must be performed as speci-

fied for the selected product in a given environment.

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How the EMSL works

The EntreMatic sliding door operator EMSL works electromechanically. The drive unit, con-

trol unit, transmission, optional emergency unit and electromechanical locking device are all

assembled in a support beam with an integrated cover. The motor and gear box transmit

movement to the door leaves by means of a tooth belt. The door leaf is fitted to a door

adapter/carriage and hangs on a sliding track. The active leaf travel is directed by a floor

guide.

When an opening impulse (e.g. from a motion sensor) is received by the control unit, the

drive unit starts and transmits movement to the door leaves to open.

The closing starts when no “opening impulse” is received, the “hold open time” has ended

and no “presence impulse” is activated.

The EMSL user can select five different modes of operation if a programme selector is

installed. See Programme selector functions on page 6.

Locking

Doors used for emergency escape in buildings such as hospitals and homes for elderly people

may not be locked or put in programme selection OFF mode. In other buildings emergency

escape doors may be locked or put in programme selection OFF mode after it has been

secured and all people have left the building.

Unlocking

Unlock all the mechanical locks before activating the operator.

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Programme selectors

The door functions are set with different key programme selectors. The key must always be

removed on emergency escape doors after changing settings.

Programme selector functions

“Off” This function is only used on emergency escape doors after it is certain

that all people have left the building.

The door cannot be opened with inner and outer activation units. The

door is locked if an electromechanical locking device has been fitted.

The door can be opened with a key switch/emergency push-button (if

fitted).

“Exit” Passage from inside only. The door is normally locked if an electro-

mechanical locking device has been fitted. The door can only be

opened with the inner activation unit or with a key switch/emergency

push-button (if fitted).

“Auto” Two-way traffic, normal operation of the door. The door can be opened

with the inner and outer activation units and with a key switch/emer-

gency push-button (if fitted).

In this setting, two-way traffic is obtained.

“Auto

partial” In this setting, two-way traffic “Auto partial” is obtained. The door can

be opened partially with the inner and outer activation units and with a

key switch (if fitted). With an emergency push-button the door opens

fully.

“Open” The door is permanently open. The door can be moved by hand e.g. for

window cleaning. All activation units except emergency push button

(if fitted) are disconnected.

“Reset” Set the programme selector to "Auto". Insert a narrow object in the

small hole on the programme selector and push. The operator makes a

system test of the battery (if selected), electro-mechanical lock, watch

dog relay and closed position. The operator is now reset and ready for

normal operation.

Note! The “Reset” is not available on the PS-5M.

“Reset” Turn the key clockwise to the position “R” (six o’clock) and back to

the requested setting. The operator makes a system test of the battery

(if selected), electro-mechanical lock, watch dog relay and closed posi-

tion. The operator is now reset and ready for normal operation.

Note! The key cannot be removed in this position.

Flush mounted Surface mounted

PSMB-5

PS-5M

PSMB-5

PS-5M

PS-6

PSO-5R

PSO-5T

PSMB-5

PS-6

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Technical data

Mains power supply: 120 V AC -10% to 240 V AC +10%, 50/60 Hz, fuse 10 AT

Power consumption: Max. 250 W

Integrated safety

To permit a safe passage between closing doors, the doors reverse immediately if an obstruc-

tion is detected. They then resume their interrupted movement at low speed to check whether

the obstruction has disappeared or not.

If an obstruction is detected between opening doors and surrounding walls or interior fittings,

the doors stop immediately, and then close after a time delay.

Emergency escape

The operator can be fitted with different emergency escape units to ensure a safe evacuation

of the building.

Break-out unit PSB

The door leaves and the side screens are swung outwards when a defined pressure is applied.

The break-out function can also be used to create a wider opening. From the fully swung out

position, the door leaves can be manually slid sideways offering the possibility to transport

wide objects through the opening, or to make a shop entrance more inviting during good

weather.

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Mechanical emergency unit (MEU)

An elastic cord is used to open the door in the event of power failure. Until the power is

restored, the door remains open. The operator will then resume the function set by the pro-

gramme selector. The emergency unit is monitored by the operator control unit. A monitoring

error means that the door opens and remains open until the error is cleared.

For further information, see General accessories, page 12.

Electrical emergency unit (EEU)

The door is opened by means of a rechargeable battery unit in the event of a power failure.

The door remains in this position until the power is restored. The operator will then resume

the function set by the programme selector. The emergency unit is monitored by the operator

control unit. A monitoring error means that the door opens and remains open until the error is

cleared.

For further information, see General accessories, page 12

The electrical emergency function can also be used to close the door in the event of power

failure. The fire authorities make this a requirement to stop fire or smoke from spreading

throughout the building.

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Regular safety checks

To help you fulfil the requirements in the European Directives and to avoid malfunction and

risk for injuries, we have made the following checklist.

= Contact your EntreMatic representative. For contact information, see last page.

= Take appropriate measures.

Action Ifproblem

occurs

Activate your operator and visually check, fastening of

• operator and cover

•cables

• programme selector(s)

• door and glass (stability)

Also inspect your operator and check visually for

• condition of door seals and weather stripping

• condition of glazing rubbers

• finger protection

• proper operation; closes slowly and smoothly

Set the programme selector to OFF and check that the operator and electrome-

chanical lock (if fitted) work together. Also check that the lock really secures

the door .

Activate the manual activation units , if any, and walk towards the door.

Check that the door has opened appropriately while you pass the entrance/exit.

Then proceed with the automatic activation units in the same way

Check the safety sensors if any. If you are unsure of which type of sensor

you have, please contact your EntreMatic representative.

Escape

doors

By law, these tests must be performed

regularly by trained personnel.

If the operator is equipped with break-out system, set the

programme selector to Auto mode. Push the door manu-

ally while in the escape direction to ensure that nothing

prevents the door from being open.

Also ensure that the escape route is free for use. After

the test, restore the door(s) to their normal mode of oper-

ation.

If the operator is equipped with automatic opening sys-

tem, shut off the power and the door should open and

remain open. Restore power and the door should close.

Fire doors Let the door close after an impulse ensuring nothing pre-

vents the door from closing and locking (if regulations

require it).

Do not use if repair or adjustment is necessary.

Disconnect supply when cleaning or other maintenance is to be carried out.

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