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controller’s relay which does not have current.

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T0 (Opening Speed): By turning this trimmer clockwise we increase the normal opening speed.
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T2 (Motion Obstruction Sensitivity): By turning this trimmer clockwise, we increase the

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sensitivity of the door. When sensitivity is increased, then the door recognizes “faster” (is more
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susceptible) an obstacle during its movement.

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T3 (Slow Opening Speed): By turning this trimmer clockwise, we increase the slow opening
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speed. This is the speed the door has, just before reaching the end of the opening. In other words,
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T4 (Slow Closing Speed): By turning this trimmer clockwise, we increase the slow closing speed.
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T5 (Time of Opening): By turning this trimmer clockwise, we increase the time of opening. This
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period starts from the time the door recognizes (through the optical sensor) the end opening, till
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the time the arrow-shape metallic part is fitted and stabilized inside the white oval shape nest.
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T8 (Waiting Time in Open Position): By turning this trimmer clockwise, we increase the

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stops in open position, till the time the door starts to close. The adjustment range is 1-9 sec

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(factory setting 5 sec).

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acceleration. The acceleration steps determine the pace of acceleration, that is, the fewer the
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steps the more intense of acceleration.

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SW5: Selection of type of door

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Pos 1 Pos 2 Pos 1 Type of Door

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0 0 0 2 Panel Telescopic

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The 4 dip switch of SW5 determines if we are going to have operation with 2 cables (dip
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switch in position OFF), or with 3 cables (dip switch in position ON). In case of 2 cables, the
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signal for open/close the door is one (1), whereas in case of 3 cables there two signalas,
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one for closing and one for opening.

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Pos 7 Service

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Pos 8 Optical sensor test
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3. Smooth operation: This electronic gives the possibility to control the operation of smooth

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deceleration according to the initial normal speed (open/close), the final speed (slow open/close
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speed) and the total steps of deceleration. Actually, estimates how much it will reduce the speed
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if it decelerates more slow, then increases the step of deceleration. The increase-decrease of the
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step is too small in each step (0.1 Hz).

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4. “Smart Operation”: In case the door has difficulties in its movement (ex. Inappropriate

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(increases the speed), so the door moves in a speed as closer as possible to the one selected

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via the trimmers or pre-determined speed switches. A sound indication helps the installer

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optical sensor.
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Pos 1 Error list

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Pos 5 Language selection #4

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LCD the list of the last 9 errors. By pressing the red button appear each error from the earliest to
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the latest. The errors recognized by this electronic are listed in the manual.
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switch selection is shown in picture 20 and picture 21.

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Pos 1 to OFF, Pos 2 to OFF, Pos 3 to OFF

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