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CAME ZL22N
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CONTROL PANEL
FOR 24 V GEARMOTORS
ZL22N
INSTALLATION MANUAL
EN
English
FA00993-EN
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Overview

This document provides comprehensive instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of the CAME ZL22N control panel, designed for 24 V UNIPARK parking saver barriers. It emphasizes safety precautions, technical data, and detailed procedures for both installers and end-users.

General Precautions for Installers

The manual begins with crucial safety instructions, highlighting that improper installation can lead to serious bodily harm. It stresses that the product should only be used for its specifically intended purpose, as any other use is hazardous. The manufacturer disclaims liability for damages resulting from improper, unreasonable, or erroneous use. The ZL22N control panel is designed for assembly into partly-completed machinery or equipment to create machinery compliant with Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. The final installation must also adhere to this directive and applicable European standards. The manufacturer will not be liable for issues arising from the use of non-original products, which would also void the warranty.

All installation procedures, including cable laying, installation, and testing, must be performed by skilled, qualified technicians in full compliance with current regulations and state-of-the-art practices. It is imperative to cut off the mains power supply during all installation phases. Installers must verify that the operating temperature ranges of the device match those of the installation location. Before installation, the guided part of the barrier must be in good mechanical condition and operate correctly. The operator should be protected from direct water jets. The anchoring spot must be free from potential impacts, with solid anchoring surfaces, and suitable fasteners (e.g., screws and wall plugs) must be used. A dual-pole cut-off device, compliant with installation rules and capable of completely cutting off the power supply according to category III surcharge conditions, must be installed.

The installation site must be properly demarcated to prevent unauthorized access, especially by children and minors. Suitable protections must be implemented to prevent mechanical hazards for individuals within the operator's range. Electrical cables must pass through special pipes, ducts, and cable glands to ensure adequate protection against mechanical damage and must not touch parts that may overheat during use, such as the motor and transformer. All fixed controls must be clearly visible after installation, positioned where the guided part is directly visible but away from moving parts. Maintained action commands must be installed at a minimum height of 1.5 m from the ground and must not be accessible to the public. If not already present, a permanent tag describing how to use the manual release mechanism must be affixed near the mechanism. Before handing the system over to the end-user, installers must ensure that the operator is properly adjusted, and all safety and protection devices, including the manual release, are functioning correctly. The system must comply with harmonized standards and the essential requirements of Machinery Directive 2006/42/CE. Any residual risks must be clearly indicated with proper signage in visible areas and explained to end-users. The machine's ID plate must be fitted in plain sight upon completion of the installation. If the power-supply cable is damaged, it must be immediately replaced by the manufacturer, an authorized technical assistance center, or qualified staff to prevent risks. The manual should be kept in the technical folder along with manuals for all other devices in the automation system. End-users must receive all operating manuals for the final machinery.

Description of Parts

The ZL22N is a control panel for a single Unipark barrier, expandable to control up to four Unipark barriers with three LM22N boards. Its functions are configured using DIP-switches. It supports multiple controls, allowing a single opening or closing command for multiple operators (from two to four simultaneously). With the ZL22N and LM22N control panel, multiple controls can only be wired (e.g., buttons, selectors). All connections and links are protected by rapid-fuses. The ZL22N control panel is specifically designed for controlling 24 V UNIPARK parking saver barriers. Any installation or use outside of this specified purpose is forbidden.

The control panel features several key components:

  1. Transformer: Converts mains voltage to the required operating voltage.
  2. Line fuse: Protects the main power supply circuit.
  3. Accessories fuse: Protects the accessory power supply.
  4. Control board fuse: Protects the main control board.
  5. DIP for programming: Used to configure various functions and settings.
  6. Button for programming: Initiates programming sequences.
  7. Terminal board for connecting the accessories: Provides connections for external accessories.
  8. Terminal board for connecting the gearmotor: Connects to the 24 V gearmotor of the barrier.
  9. Terminal board for connecting control and safety devices: Used for command inputs and safety sensors.
  10. Terminal board for connecting the antenna: Connects the radio antenna for remote control.
  11. Terminal board for connecting the LM22N board: Allows expansion for multiple barriers.
  12. Snap-in connector for radio frequency board (AF): For integrating radio control modules.
  13. Alert LED: Indicates operational status or alerts.
  14. Voltage present warning LED: Shows when power is supplied to the board.
  15. Power supply terminal board: Main input for the 230 V AC power supply.

General Installation Indications

Before working on the control panel, the mains power supply must be cut off, and any batteries removed. The manual specifies minimum cable thicknesses for various connections based on cable length. For outdoor 230 V operation, H05RN-F-type cables (60245 IEC 57 compliant) are required, while indoors, H05VV-F-type cables (60227 IEC 53 compliant) are used. For power supplies up to 48 V, FROR 20-22 II-type cables (EN 50267-2-1 CEI compliant) are recommended. An RG58 cable up to 10 m long should be used for the antenna connection. If cable lengths differ from those specified, sections must be determined based on the actual power draw of connected devices and CEI EN 60204-1 regulations. For multiple, sequential loads, recalculations based on actual power draw and distances are necessary. For products not covered in this manual, refer to their accompanying literature.

Installing

To install the control panel:

  1. Fasten the control panel in a protected area using 6 x 70 mm cylinder-head screws and suitable dowels.
  2. Drill through the pre-drilled holes (18 and 20 mm) under the control panel's base, taking care not to damage the control board.
  3. Enter the cable gland with corrugated tubes for threading electrical cables.
  4. Assemble the pressure hinges and fit them into the box (right or left), securing them with supplied screws and washers.
  5. Snap the cover onto the hinges, close it, and secure it with supplied screws.
  6. After making settings and adjustments, fasten the cover with the supplied screws.

Electrical Connections

The electrical connections include:

  1. Input voltage: A double-insulated 230 V AC 50/60 Hz power supply cable.
  2. Accessories: A 24 V AC power supply output, max 25 W.
  3. Control board power-supply input: Where the main power connects to the board.
  4. Radio control: An AF board and an RG58 antenna cable.
  5. Gearmotors: Connection to the UNIPARK barrier.

Operating Modes

The control panel supports two operating modes:

  • Mode 1 (default): 2-7 (NO) OPEN-CLOSE and 2-1 (NC) STOP.
  • Mode 2: 2-7 (NO) OPEN and 2-1 (NO) CLOSE (recommended for multiple commands).

To change the operating mode, switch on the board and hold down the programming button for 10 seconds. The red LED flashes twice for mode 1 to mode 2 transition, and once for mode 2 to mode 1. When the board is switched on, the red LED remains off in mode 1 and flashes twice in mode 2.

Command and Control Devices

The terminal board for command and control devices (1 2 7 C1 TS) functions differently based on the operating mode:

  • Mode 1 (default): 2-7 acts as an OPEN-CLOSE function (NO contact), and 2-1 acts as a STOP button (NC contact) for the parking saver barrier.
  • Mode 2: 2-7 acts as an OPEN function (NO contact), and 2-1 acts as a CLOSE function (NO contact). If the STOP button (2-1) is not used, it should be short-circuited.

Safety Devices

Photocells: These provide an input for photocells or magnetic loops. During closing, if the contact opens, the barrier's movement inverts until it is fully open. If the safety device is not used, input 2 - C1 must be short-circuited.

Photocells safety test: With DIP-switch 3 set to ON, the control board performs a safety test at each opening and closing command to check the efficacy of safety devices. Any anomalies will inhibit all commands.

Adjustments and Functions

Amperometric sensor sensitivity adjustment: The motor current consumption is proportional to the parking saver power. The sensitivity can be adjusted using DIP-switches 1 and 2:

  • Level 1 (max sensitivity, lower thrust): DIP 1 OFF, DIP 2 OFF.
  • Level 2: DIP 1 OFF, DIP 2 ON.
  • Level 3: DIP 1 ON, DIP 2 OFF.
  • Level 4 (min sensitivity, higher thrust): DIP 1 ON, DIP 2 ON. If the current consumption exceeds the preset level, the parking saver barrier stops.

Functions:

  • SERVICES TEST: Enabled by setting DIP-switch 3 to ON (default is OFF).
  • DELETING USERS: Enabled by setting DIP-switch 4 to ON (default is OFF).

Managing Users by an Associated Radio Control

Preliminary operations: Ensure the RG58 antenna cable is connected to the appropriate terminals and the AF board is inserted into the electronic board connector. Before fitting the AF board, the main power supply must be cut off, and any emergency batteries removed.

Adding a user:

  • Set DIP-switch 4 to OFF.
  • Up to 50 users can be entered.
  • Press and hold the PROG button on the control board; the programming LED will flash.
  • Within five seconds, press any key on the transmitter to be memorized. The LED will stay on to indicate successful saving.
  • Note: If multiple LM22N boards are connected, the same radio code cannot be stored on all boards.

Deleting a single user:

  • Set DIP-switch 4 to ON.
  • Press and hold the PROG button; the programming LED will flash.
  • Within five seconds, press the button on the transmitter of the user to be deleted. The LED will flash quickly for one second, then switch off, signaling deletion.
  • Reset DIP-switch 4 to OFF.

Deleting all users:

  • Set DIP-switch 4 to ON.
  • Press and hold the PROG button for about 10 seconds. The programming LED will flash in a series of average length flashes (about 4 seconds) and quick flashes (about 2 seconds) until it switches off, indicating all users are deleted.
  • Reset DIP-switch 4 to OFF.

Final Operations

After completing electrical connections and powering up, fit the cover and secure it using the supplied screws.

Dismantling and Disposal

Always comply with local laws for dismantling and disposing of the product. Packaging materials (cardboard, plastic) should be disposed of as solid household waste, separated for recycling. Other components (control boards, batteries, transmitters) may contain hazardous pollutants and must be disposed of by authorized, certified professional services. Dispose responsibly.

CAME ZL22N Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelZL22N
CategoryControl Panel
Power supply230 V AC 50/60 Hz
Operating temperature-10°C to +50°C
Protection classIP54
IP RatingIP54

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