Dorma ED100 - Parameter Details: Safety Sensors and Locking; Safety Sensor Testing

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ED100 / ED250 SERVICE MANUAL
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Parameter detail
Parameters / Display Value range
Unit
factory setting
= bold
Explanation
11. Safety sensor
test
0 – 6 0 ■ Parameter is ST.
■ Test off; safety sensors are not tested.
■ This is used with IRS-2 infrared safety sensor.
■ One of parameters 1 – 6 must be used in combination with
safety sensors.
■ Test level (low or high active) depends on sensor, and must be
set to same value as on sensor.
1 Sensor test on swing (hinge) side – level: high active.
2 Sensor test on approach (opposite hinge) side – level: high active.
3 Sensor test on swing (hinge) side & approach (opposite hinge) side
– level: high active.
4 Sensor test on swing (hinge) side – level: low active.
5 Sensor test on approach (opposite hinge) side – level: low active.
6 Sensor test on swing (hinge) side & approach (opposite hinge) side
– level: low active.
7
Wall-mounted sensor with data line (USA) - lock monitoring not
available.
12. Activation by safety
sensor on approach
(opposite hinge) side
0 – 1 0 Safety sensor’s input signal is ignored as soon as door is closed.
1
Safety sensor can trigger an opening pulse while door is closed.
13. Suppression of
safety sensor on
swing (hinge) side
during initialization
0 – 1 0 Safety sensor on swing (hinge) side is active during an initialization
drive after a power on reset.
1 ■ After a power on reset, operator starts an initialization drive at
slow speed. This cannot be completed if safety sensor on
swing (hinge) side is, or has been triggered.
■ When SP is active, operator will ignore swing (hinge) side safety
sensor during initialization (first) drive (v1.9).
14. Delayed opening for
locking mechanism
(unlocking time)
0 – 40 100 ms
1
■ Door is opened only after delayed opening time for locking
mechanism has elapsed.
■ Delayed opening time delay for locking mechanism starts as
soon as a pulse has been generated.
■ If parameter setting is “0”, and input for locking feedback
contact is closed, door will not perform "preload before unlocking
function" Pu before system unlocks.
■ Sequence changes depending on locking device used and its
feedback contact.
■ Since various motor locks do not have feedback contacts, a
delay of up to 4 seconds is possible (v1.7).
15. Door preload prior to
unlocking
0 – 9 0
■ Preload prior to unlocking: force with which door is pushed in
the “closed” direction before opening.
■ Preload time is determined by "delayed opening for locking
mechanism" parameter Ud.
■ It may be reasonable to push door in closing direction (preload)
in order to release electric strike (if available) and thus to insure
that it opens.
■ The higher the value is set, the greater strain on arm fixing. To
maintain system’s long service life, only set force as high as is
really necessary.