Tormax Automatic IMotion 2202 User manual

T-1321 e 16.3.21

Translation of the original

instructions for use

Instructions for Use

For Automatic Sliding Doors with Drive:

iMotion®2202 Sliding Door Drive

iMotion®2202.A/2202.A-IP68 Sliding Door Drive

iMotion®2202.RETRO-TSP/ TFP Sliding Door Drive

iMotion®2202.A-RETRO-TSP/ TFP Sliding Door Drive

iMotion®2301/2301.IP68 Sliding Door Drive

iMotion®2302 Sliding Door Drive

iMotion®2401/2401.IP68 Sliding Door Drive

Safety instructions in chapter 2 must be observed!

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First edition: 10.08, Update: 3.11, 2.12, 12.13, 10.14, 3.21

We reserve the right to make technical changes.

Contents

1 General Information 3

1.1 Target Groups 3

1.2 Storage and Forwarding of the Manual 3

1.4 Explanation of the Symbols 4

1.5 Technical Data 4

2 Safety 5

2.1 Responsibilities 5

2.2 Use for the Purpose Intended 5

2.3 Improper use 6

2.4 Pre-conditions for the Operation of the System 6

2.5 Hazards and Risks 7

2.6 Checks 7

2.7 Decommissiong the System in the Event of a Fault 8

2.8 Disposal 8

3 System Overview 9

4 System Functions 11

4.1 Automatic Door Operation with Sensors 11

4.2 Trafﬁc Control 11

4.3 Automatic System Monitoring 11

4.4 Electro-mechanical Lock 11

4.5 Operation in the Event of a Power Failure 11

4.6 Operating Modes 12

5 Operation 13

5.1 Commissioning 13

5.2 Operation with the TORMAX User Interface 13

5.3 Operation with an Operating Mode Switch 14

5.4 Operation on Power Failure 14

6 Procedure in the Event of a Fault 15

7 Maintenance 16

7.1 Cleaning 16

7.2 Functional Checks 16

7.3 Maintenance and Testing 16

8 Appendix 17

8.1 Fault Table 17

8.2 Check-list for Functional Checks 19

Declaration of Conformity 18

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1 General Information

1.1 Target Groups

• Operator of the automatic door. The operator is the person responsible for the operation and main-

tenance of the system.

• Persons instructed by the operator to carry out certain duties, for example the servicing and main-

tenance of the automatic sliding door.

1.2 Storage and Forwarding of the Manual

• Store the instructions for use in the vicinity of the automatic door system.

• If the manual has become illegible due to constant usage, reorder the instructions or download from:

www.tormax.com

• When the door system is transferred or resaled to a third party, pass the following documents to the

new owner:

– This instructions for use

– Documentation concerning modiﬁcation and repair work

– Proof of the regular examinations  System test book T-879

1.3 Area of Application

Product name, door system: Automatic sliding door

Product name, door drive: TORMAX iMotion®2202 Sliding Door Drive *

TORMAX iMotion®2202.A Sliding Door Drive

TORMAX iMotion®2202.A-IP68 Sliding Door Drive

TORMAX iMotion®2202.RETRO-TSP/ TFP Sliding Door Drive *

TORMAX iMotion®2202.A-RETRO-TSP Sliding Door Drive

TORMAX iMotion®2301 / 2301.IP68 Sliding Door Drive

TORMAX iMotion®2302 Sliding Door Drive

TORMAX iMotion®2401 / 2401.IP68 Sliding Door Drive

* discontinued

The drive name is indicated in an abbreviated form in the Instructions.

The door drives are deﬁned in more detail by a 4-ﬁgure number:

Identiﬁcation plate with the serial number:

located on the drive.

Door system identiﬁcation plate (example):

located on the side panel of the drive.

Contact

Manufactured

Initial

Commissioning

System No.

Sliding Door

System TORMAX …………… .HERM

WT-299 e 3.18

DIN 18650-1:2010

2019

000/000/00

MM.YYYY

DD.MM.YYYY

Max Muster AG

Hauptstrasse 43 – 8049 Zürich

SERVICE: 043 827 33 55

Continuous numbering

2 = Drive for sliding door

2 – 4 = Increaing power

2 3 0 2Example

.A = New drive generation

.A-RETRO-TSP = Adapter for conversion of type TSP to iMotion 2202.A

.RETRO-TSP/TPF = Adapter for conversion of type TSP or TFP to iMotion 2202

.IP68 = Protective class of drive

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1.4 Explanation of the Symbols

Warning (signal word)

Source of hazard (designates a possibly hazardous situation)

Possible consequences of non-observance

• Measures for averting danger.

Text which is highlighted in grey MUST be observed to ensure that the system operates perfectly.

Failure to observe these chapters can cause damage to equipment.

Functions marked with this symbol are the factory setting. However, they can be reprogrammed

by a specialist.

Optional components which are not present in all systems.

1.5 Technical Data

Drive type Electro-mechanical sliding door drive with an AC permanent magnet

synchronous motor

Control system Control unit MCU32

Mains connection 1 × 230 VAC, 50 – 60 Hz, 10 – 16 A

1 × 115 VAC, 50 – 60 Hz, 15 – 20 A

Power consumption iMotion 2202, 2202.A, 2202.A-IP68: max. 190 W

iMotion 2301, 2302: max. 190 W

iMotion 2301.IP68: max. 240 W

iMotion 2401: max. 310 W

iMotion 2401.IP68: max. 350 W

Sensor supply iMotion 2202, 2202.A, 2301, 2302: 24 V DC (+0,5 –1,5 V) 0,75 A

in battery operation min. 16,5 V

iMotion 2401: 24 V DC (+0,5 –1,5 V) 1,5 A

in battery operation min. 16,5 V

iMotion 2301.IP68: 0,75 A

iMotion 2401.IP68: 1,5 A to +30 °C, 1,0 A to +50 °C

Protective class, drive IP20: iMotion 2202, 2202.A, 2301, 2302, 2401

IP65 / IP68: iMotion 2202.A-IP68, iMotion 2301.IP68, 2401.IP68

Fuse 5 AT

Ambient temperature –20 °C bis +50 °C

Emission sound pressure

level

Typically 55 dB (A) at 50 cm/s, depending on door and substructure

Electromagnetic

compatibility (EMV)

IEC 61000-6-2, IEC 61000-6-3

Service life Tested to 1,000,000 cycles

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2 Safety

Warning

Important Safety Instructions

It is important to comply with these Instructions to ensure the safety of persons.

These Instructions must be kept in a safe place.

2.1 Responsibilities

For instructing the operator: A specialist from a TORMAX sales partner

For operating the system: The operator or a person instructed by the operator

For maintenance and function control: The operator or a person instructed by the operator

For annual testing and approval: A specialist authorised by the manufacturer

Specialists are persons who have adequate knowledge in the ﬁeld of power-operated doors as a result

of their specialist training and experience and who are so familiar with the relevant health and safety

regulations, guide-lines and generally recognised codes of practice that they are able to assess the

condition of power-operated doors with regard to the safety of their operation.

Maintenance of electrical parts must be carried out by a trained electrician.

2.2 Use for the Purpose Intended

The product including the associated components is designed for the automation of horizontally mov-

ing sliding doors for pedestrian access doors. The drive must only be installed in a dry environment

inside buildings.

• Assembly, installation, repair and maintenance work and the commissioning of the drive must only

be undertaken my qualiﬁed persons.

• The sliding door drive may only be operated by properly trained persons who must also follow the

Instructions for Use.

• The door system may be used by persons with impaired physical, mental or sensory capabilities

provided that they are either under the supervision of the person responsible for their safety that the

latter has instructed them on the safe use of the system and its potential risks.

• Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play close to the system and do not operate

any available operating controls.

• The iMotion 2202.A-IP68, 2301.IP68 and iMotion 2401.IP68 drives are suitable for applications with

exacting requirements involving water, rust and dust, for example pedestrian access on ships, oil

platforms, car washes, in marine environments, green-houses with potential water ingress into the

drive if the drive is cleaned using water.

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2.3 Improper use

The manufacturer will not accept any liability whatsoever for loss or damage caused by improper use,

failure to comply with the maintenance speciﬁcation (see chapter 7) or unauthorised modiﬁcation of

the system.

• Any amended use of the system (e.g. a different user group) is prohibited without a new risk assess-

ment (by a properly trained person) and the implementation of any measures derived from the risk

assessment.

• Structural alterations in the danger area around the door system are prohibited without a new risk

assessment (by a properly trained person) and the implementation of any measures derived from

the risk assessment.

• Modiﬁcations to the door system (e.g. different, heavier door leaves, different operating equipment

or sensor systems) may only be undertaken by a properly trained person who complies with the

technical limit values.

• Safety facilities (e.g. sensor technology, manual unlocking) must not be removed or disabled.

• User maintenance and cleaning of the system must not be undertaken by children.

Other improper uses (examples)

• Automatic doors with leaves moving vertically.

• Automatic doors with leaves moving in an inclined plane.

• Door systems incorporating a wicket door must not be automated.

• The drive must not be used as a drive for a wicket door.

• Automatic doors and gates located in transport equipment (e.g. motor vehicles or lifts)

• Use in abrasive and corrosive environments or in areas subject to the danger of explosions.

• Use in abrasive and corrosive environments. The drives iMotion 2202.A-IP68, 2301.IP68 and iMotion

2401.IP68 are suitable for environments with exacting requirements involving water, rust and dust.

• Use in areas subject to the danger of explosions.

2.4 Pre-conditions for the Operation of the System

The door system was designed, installed and checked for functionality and safety by specialists prior

to hand-over to the operator. The company responsible for the system’s installation instructed the op-

erator on the system’s use and maintenance as well dangers associated with the system operation.

The operator has conﬁrmed this by his signature in the system test book T-879.

The provisions imposed by law, health and safety and occupational health regulations for the avoidance

of accidents and the protection of the environment which are generally applicable in the country in

which the system is operated supplement the instructions for use.

• The staff responsible (see chapter 2.1) must have read and understood these Instructions before

commissioning or using the door system.

• Only use the system when it is in perfect working order. The operating conditions, inspection and

maintenance intervals stipulated by the manufacturer must be observed (chapter 7).

• Arrange to have any faults rectiﬁed immediately by a specialist.

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2.5 Hazards and Risks

Depending on the system design and equipment, there is a residual risk of crushing (1), entanglement (2)

and collision (3) in the movement area of the door leaves – albeit with restricted force.

NK HK

Öffnen

Schliessen

T1672_6

NK HK

HK: Hauptschliesskante

NK: Nebenschliesskante

GK: Gegenschliesskante

Warning

Danger through moving parts:

– in the area of all closing edges

– in the gap for suspending the door in the cladding

– when objects such as, for example, display shelves are erected in the direct proximity of

the moving part of the door leaf.

Warning

Hazards can arise due to deliberate damage, incorrect installation, defec-

tive sensors or sensors which are longer properly adjusted, sharp edges,

incorrectly mounted and defective casing or missing covers.

Danger for body and life, danger of injury

• Have system repaired by a qualiﬁed person

2.6 Checks

The regular checks and examinations set out in chapter 7 must be carried out as instructed by the

manufacturer.

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2.7 Decommissiong the System in the Event of a Fault

If there is a fault the automatic door may only be taken out of service by a specialist, the operator or a

person who is instructed to do so by the operator. This must be done on all occasions on which the

safety of persons could be compromised.

• Switch off the mains power supply to the system. All the poles are disconnected using a 3-pole inlet

connector for non-heating apparatus or another all-pole disconnection device (e.g. in the fuse box).

• If the system has a further power supply (e.g. a battery u) this must be disconnected from the sys-

tem by a properly trained person.

See chapter 6 and 8 for rectiﬁcation of faults.

2.8 Disposal

This system must be properly dismantled at the end of its service life. Its disposal must comply with

national regulations. We recommend that you contact a specialist disposal company.

Warning

Aggressive acids

Risk of injury if you dismantle the battery module.

• Dispose of batteries properly.

Warning

Broken glass

Risk of injury when dismantling the door leaves.

• Take care when transporting the door leaves.

Warning

Heavy door

Danger of injury when removing the door leaves.

• Dismantle and move the door leaves professionally using suitable equipment

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3 System Overview

T1321_4e

3c 3a 3a

Drive side Opposite drive side

NK NK

5a, 7a

3b 3b

7b 6a

2a 4d 4b

7d 7d

1 Drive Cladding

Motor unit

MCU32 control system with monitoring system, power limitation and perma-

nent diagnosis

Guide system with noise-absorbent guide rail

2Drive accessories £Lock with

a) £internal manual activation £in the cladding £on the wall

b) £external manual activation

£Emergency power supply via the battery unit

£Mechanical emergency opening

3 Door leaves a) Moving leaves with main closing edge (HK) and secondary closing edge (NK)

b) Moving leaves with ﬂoor guide *

c) £Side part *

d) £Protection leaves as protection for the secondary closing edge *

4Operating controls a) £iMotion user interface with 6 operating modes and fault display

b) £Operating mode switch with 3 positions.

c) £Lock for the user interface

d) £Remote control of operating modes

5 Activators drive side a) With automatic activation b) With manual activation

£Radar with/without direction recognition * £Push button *

£IR motion detector * £Contact-free button *

6Activators opposite

drive side

a) With automatic activation b) With manual activation

£Radar with/without direction recognition * £Key switch

£IR motion detector * £Card reader *

£Remote control *

7Safety sensors a) £Presence sensor *: main closing edge protection

b) £Presence sensor, external *: main closing edge protection

c) £Safety beams *

d) £Presence sensors *: secondary closing edge protection

8Emergency systems a) £Power switch */ fuse *

b) £Emergency on/off switch *

c) £Fire alarm system *

9Output message £Bell / gong * £Light / ventilation * £Door locked

£Door status ………………

£Depending on the system’s equipment.

* Not offered by the manufacturer.

The company installing the system must select and install suitable components in accordance with the prod-

uct standard EN16005 / DIN18650.

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Block diagram

All work on the mains power supply cable and the system's cabling must only be undertaken by an

authorised and properly trained person who must refer to all necessary documents.

Control

unit

Motor

IEC plug Mains filter

T1321_21e

230 VAC / 115 VAC

User interface

6 operating modes

Operating mode switch

3 operating modes

Battery unit

Key switch Lock

user interface

Combined sensor

drive side

Combined sensor

opposite drive side

Lock unit

Sensor drive side

Safeguarding

second. closing edge

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