Comunello Automation CU-230V-2M - Advanced Programming Features; Remote Control Programming Rules; Condominium Function Setup; Motor Time and Deceleration Programming

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Rule of the rst saved Remote control:
When programming remotes the following rule is applied: if the rst remote
to be saved is of the rolling code type, the receiver will subsequently
accept only rolling code remotes, thus providing enhanced anti-intrusion
security; if the rst remote to be saved is a xed code type, the receiver will
subsequently accept both xed code remotes and rolling code remotes,
although only the xed part of the latter will be controlled (thus effectively
relinquishing the security of the rolling code system).
4. CONDO:
The Condominium function means that during the opening movement or
during the pause time the control unit will not respond to commands sent
by Pushbuttons or remotes. In contrast, during the closing movement a
command sent by the Pushbuttons or the remotes will reverse the direction
of movement. This operating mode is invaluable when the automation
includes a loop detector. In the default conguration the control unit is set
with the Condominium function disabled; if the Condominium function is
required, proceed as follows: use the SELECT key to select blinking LED L4
and then press the SET key: LED L4 becomes steady on and programming
will be completed. Repeat the procedure if you want to restore the previous
conguration.
5. MOTOR TIME:
(Programming motor time of the operators with max 4 minutes). The control
unit is factory set with a preset motor time of 30 seconds without deceleration.
If the motor time of the operators must be changed, programming must be
carried out with the gate closed as follows: use the SELECT key to select
blinking LED L5 and then press the SET key momentarily; the operator
will start the opening movement; when the desired deceleration starting
point is reached press the SET key again; at the same time the operator
will decelerate and reach the desired position; press SET to terminate the
opening cycle. Thereafter LED L5 will start blinking rapidly; now repeat the
motor time and deceleration programming procedure for the closing cycle.
If you do not require the control unit to perform the deceleration, during
programming, when the open-close cycle has been completed press the
SET key twice consecutively rather than just once. During programming,
instead of the SET key on the control unit you can use the button on the
remote, providing the remote has been saved beforehand.
6. PAUSE TIME:
(Automatic closing time programming 4 min. max.) The control unit is
factory set with automatic closing disabled. If you wish to enable automatic
closing proceed as follows: use the SELECT key to select blinking LED
L6 and press the SET key momentarily; now wait for a time equivalent to
the time interval desired; press the SET key again momentarily and at the
same time the automatic closing time will be saved and LED L6 will remain
steady on. If you wish to restore the initial condition (no automatic closing)
select blinking LED L6 and then press the SET key twice consecutively in
a time period of 2 seconds. The LED will switch off and the operation will
be completed. During programming, instead of the SET key on the control
unit you can use the button on the remote, providing the remote has been
saved beforehand.
7. PED TIME (Programming of pedestrian motor time, 4 minutes max):
The control unit is factory set with a preset Operator run time (Pedestrian)
of 10 seconds without deceleration. If the pedestrian run time must be
changed, programming must be carried out with the gate closed as follows:
use the SELECT key to select blinking LED L7 and then press the SET
key momentarily; the Operator will start the opening movement; when the
desired deceleration starting point is reached press the SET key again;
LED L7 will start blinking more slowly and the Operator will decelerate; on
reaching the desired position press SET to terminate the Opening cycle.
At this point LED L7 returns to the normal blinking speed and the Operator
restarts in the Closing movement; repeat the operations described above
for the Closing movement. If you do not require the control unit to perform
the deceleration, during programming, when the open-close cycle has been
completed press the SET key twice consecutively rather than just once.
During programming, instead of the SET key on the control unit you can use
the button on the remote, providing the remote has been saved beforehand.
EXTENDED MENU 1
The control unit is factory set to allow direct selection exclusively of the
main menu functions. If you want to enable the functions described in
Extended Menu 1, proceed as follows: select blinking LEV LED and
press SET once. The LED will start blinking. This means there will be 30
seconds to select the functions of Extended Menu 1 using the SELECT
and SET keys; once an additional 30 seconds have elapsed the control
unit reverts to the main menu.
L1 PGM CODE ON OFF
L2 FOTOTEST ON OFF
L3 DECELERATION OFF ON
L4 LEAVES DELAY ON OFF
L5 RELEASE STROKE ON OFF
L6 SLAM LOCK ON OFF
L7 COURTESY LIGHT ON OFF
LEV MENU 1 FLASH
1. REMOTE CODE PGM (Remote Programming of Radio Controls):
The control unit allows the transmission code to be programmed from a
distance without acting directly on the control unit SELECT key. Remote
programming of the Radio Remote Controls is performed as follows: send,
continuously for a time in excess of 10 seconds, the code of a previously
saved remote; at the same time the control unit switches to programming
mode as described above for LED L3 in the main menu. If a pedestrian code
previously stored in the control unit is transmitted continuously, the control
unit switches to programming of a new pedestrian code. The control unit is
factory set with transmission code programming from a distance disabled,
proceed as follows if you want to enable the function: make sure you have
enabled Extended Menu 1 (shown by 1 0 1 0 1 blinking of the LEV LED),
press the SELECT key to select blinking LED L1 then press the SET key, at the
same time LED L1 becomes steady on and programming will be completed.
Repeat the procedure if you want to restore the previous conguration.
2. FOTOTEST (Photocells test):
The control unit is factory set with the photocells test disabled. To enable the
test, proceed as follows: make sure you have enabled Extended Menu 1,
use the SELECT key to select blinking LED L2 then press the SET key, LED
L2 becomes steady on and the programming procedure will be completed.
Repeat the procedure if you want to restore the previous conguration.
3. DECELERATION:
As mentioned earlier, the control unit allows programming of a deceleration
stage during opening and closing. However, if no deceleration is required,
this stage can be inhibited. If, before excluding the deceleration stage it had
already been programmed using the Motor Times Programming function,
programming must be repeated from the beginning. If the deceleration stage
is to be excluded proceed as follows: make sure you have enabled Extended
Menu 1, use the SELECT key to select blinking LED L3 and then press the
SET key: LED L3 becomes steady on and programming will be completed.
Repeat the procedure if you want to restore the previous conguration.
4. LEAVES DELAY:
(15 sec. max leaf delay programming). The control unit is factory set with
leaves opening and closing delay disabled (4 sec.). If the control unit is used
in the conguration for an automation with 2 operators, it may be necessary
to set a different leaves delay time; programming must be performed with
the gate closed as follows: make sure you have enabled Extended Menu
1, press the SELECT key to select blinking LED L4 then press the SET key
momentarily; now wait for a time equivalent to the desired time interval and
then press the SET key again momentarily, at the same time the xed 4
second leaves opening delay and the closing delay for the programmed time
will be saved and LED L4 will remain steady on. If you want to deactivate this
function (without leaves delay), select blinking LED L4 and then press the SET
key twice consecutively in a time interval of 2 seconds, at the same time the
LED will switch off and the operation will be terminated.
5. RELEASE STROKE:
The control unit is factory set with the release stroke function disabled. To
enable the Release Stroke function at maximum power, proceed as follows:
make sure you have enabled Extended Menu 1, use the SELECT key to
select blinking LED L5 then press the SET key, LED L5 becomes steady on
and the programming procedure will be completed. If you wish to enable
the Release Stroke function at the power set with the “FORCE” trimmer,
repeat the procedure described above, press the SELECT key twice (LED
L5 will blink rapidly) rather than just once. Repeat the procedure if you
want to restore the initial conguration. This procedure makes it possible
to facilitate release of the gate lock and thus allow correct execution of the
opening stroke. With this function, before starting the opening stroke the
control unit sends a closing command for 2 seconds with the thrust force
associated with the selection made.