Parameter/display Value range Unit
Factory
setting =
Bold
Explanation
Hold-open time in
case of a manual
opening
0 – 30 Seconds
1
The hold-open time after a manual opening is in effect with any
purely manual opening, even in case of an activated power-assist
function and after a stop by the sensor bar.
Wall suppression BS 60 – 99
99 = deactivated
Degrees
80
Once the set angle has been reached, the input signal of the safety
sensor hinge side will be ignored. The wall suppression is required if
the door opens against an obstacle. The wider the detection range of
the used safety sensor, the larger the range has to be within which the
detection is ignored. To protect people, we recommend to minimize
this range.
If the wall suppression angle is exceeded during the opening of the
door, a fast flashing point will appear on the top left on the display of
the control unit. This display will disappear when the angle is smaller.
Test
Safety sensor
0 – 6
0
Test off. The safety sensors will not be tested.
To be used with the safety sensor IRS-2. In combination with safety
sensors according to EN 16005 or DIN 18650, one of the parameters
1 – 6 must be used. The test level Low and High active depends on
the sensor and must be set on the sensor to the same value as the
drive unit.
1 Test sensor BS - Level High active
2 Test sensor BGS - Level High active
3 Test sensor BS & sensor BGS - Level High active
4 Test sensor BS - Level Low active
5 Test sensor BGS - Level Low active
6 Test sensor BS & sensor BGS - Level Low active
Pulse by safety
sensor opposite side
hinge
0 – 1
0
The input signal of the safety sensors will be ignored as soon as the
door is closed.
1 With the door closed, the safety sensor can trigger an
opening pulse.
Suppression
safety sensor BS
during initial run
0 – 1 0 The safety sensor BS is not active during the intial run
(will be suppressed).
1
The safety sensor BS is active during the intial run.
Unlocking time 0 – 40 100 ms
1
The unlocking time starts after the pulse. The door will be opended
only after the unlocking time has lapsed. When set to “0“, the
pushing will not be carried out before the unlocking. Depending
on the locking device used and in combination with the response
contact, the process will change.
Unlocking force 0 – 9
0
The unlocking force determines the force with which the door is
pushed in the "CLOSED" direction prior to the opening. The time
is determined by the unlocking time parameter. The pushing in the
“CLOSED“ direction can be practical in order to relieve a possibly
existing e-opener and to ensure its opening. The higher the value is
set, the higher is the load on the arms mounting. In order to have a
long service life of the system, adjust this force only as high as really
required.
PR module test 0 – 1
O
Test off
1 In case of the SVP-2000 DCW and the M-SVP 2000 DCW from
V1.5, it is possible to use a power reserve module that needs to be
tested on a regular basis. The test is automatically activated if a fire
protection module is detected in combination with a SVP-2000 DCW
or M-SVP 2000 DCW from V1.5. The parameter can be subsequently
set to 0 but will be reactivated if reset to the factory setting. The test
of the PR module is carried out every 24 hours, 10 minutes after the
mains has been turned on. In case of an error, no more unlockings
will be carried out and therefore also no more automatic door
movements will be started.
ED 100, ED 250
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