To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does side presence impulse error mean on Entrematic Garage Door Opener?
If you see '31 Side Presence Impulse Error' on your Entrematic Garage Door Opener, the control unit isn't receiving a test answer from the activation unit. First, check that the monitoring output is connected and the connections are secure. If the problem continues, replace the side presence activation unit.
Why is my Entrematic Garage Door Opener motor overheating?
If the Entrematic Garage Door Opener motor is overheating, it might be due to a high duty cycle for the current speed settings and hold open time. To resolve this, if the motor is warm, put the door in operation mode OPEN and wait for at least 1 minute. Then, reduce the speed and increase the hold open time parameters. Also, check if a heavy-duty motor has been replaced by a normal-duty motor. If so, put the door in operation mode selection OPEN and wait for at least 5 minutes.
What to do if my Entrematic Garage Door Opener has no power?
If your Entrematic Garage Door Opener isn't working due to a lack of power, check that the power from the PSU isn't dropping and inspect the cables. If necessary, replace the PSU.
What does error 24 mean on Entrematic Garage Door Opener?
If you encounter a '24 Learn Error' on your Entrematic Garage Door Opener, it means the learn cycle has timed out. Ensure the door can complete a full open/close cycle without obstruction. Check for high friction or a jammed door, and then initiate a new learn cycle.
How to troubleshoot Entrematic Garage Door Opener error 25?
If you're seeing a '25 Battery Error' on your Entrematic Garage Door Opener, it indicates that the battery is disconnected, short-circuited, or the internal thermal fuse in the battery is defective, or the charging current is out of specification. Ensure the cables are properly connected and in good condition. If problems persist, charge or replace the battery. If the issue continues, replace the main control unit.
What does lock circuit error mean on Entrematic Garage Door Opener?
If your Entrematic Garage Door Opener displays a '23 Lock Circuit Error', it means it is not possible to disconnect the lock with the lock relay. Try a RESET, and if the problem remains, replace the main control unit.
What does emergency unit error mean on Entrematic Garage Door Opener?
If your Entrematic Garage Door Opener shows a '21 Emergency Unit Error', it means the battery voltage drops due to low capacity during the EEU test or the battery voltage measurement is wrong. Try charging or replacing the battery. If the problem persists, replace the escape route unit (if present), otherwise, replace the main control unit.
How to fix 24V over current error on Entrematic Garage Door Opener?
If your Entrematic Garage Door Opener displays a '22 24 V Over Current Error', the auxiliary 24 V output is overloaded. Try a RESET, and if the problem remains, check the connected sensors and other 24 V accessories. If the problem still persists, replace the electronic unit having a flashing or extinguished LED.
What should I do if my Entrematic Garage Door Opener shows an OS error?
If your Entrematic Garage Door Opener displays an '11 OS Error', it indicates an internal program error. Try a RESET, and if the problem remains, replace the electronic unit having a flashing or extinguished LED.
What does A/D converter error mean for Entrematic Garage Door Opener?
If your Entrematic Garage Door Opener displays a '08 A/D Converter Error', it means the internal A/D converter is broken. Try a RESET, and if the problem remains, replace the electronic unit having a flashing or extinguished LED.
General| Max Door Weight | 150 kg |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +50°C |
| Maximum Current Consumption | 1.5 A |
| Control System | Microprocessor-based |
| Safety Features | Obstacle detection |
| Protection Class | IP54 |
| Protection Rating | IP54 |
Details key dimensions like FFL, DH+108, and LAP+50 for installation.
Illustrates the process of routing cables for the gate mechanism.
Covers the physical mounting and fine-tuning of the gate mechanism components.
Guides on setting specific parameters like Door Type before initial operation.
Step-by-step instructions for the 'Make a LEARN' process for the gate.
Wiring details for inner impulse sensors, including terminal assignments and dip switch settings.
Wiring details for outer impulse sensors, including terminal assignments and dip switch settings.
Wiring details for side presence sensors, including terminal assignments and dip switch settings.
Configuration of parameters related to escape route functionality.
Settings for common operational aspects like speed, hold times, and force.
Parameters for controlling functions via the I/O board, including fire and emergency opening.
