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General| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +55°C |
|---|---|
| Usage Type | Residential |
| Control Voltage | 24 Vdc |
| Power Supply | 230 Vac 50 Hz |
| Safety Devices | Photocells, safety edges |
Essential safety rules for installers and users of the automation system.
Explains how to determine the maximum working time based on duty cycle.
Checks to ensure the door is within limits and operates smoothly before installation.
Details on operator installation, including accessory types and arm attachments.
Instructions for positioning telescopic arms based on door gap and type.
Guidelines for fitting the back plate and operator based on door height.
Procedure for adjusting counterweights to ensure smooth door operation and balance.
Instructions for using two operators for wider doors and electrical connections.
Steps and precautions for connecting the electronic control unit and accessories.
Guide to programming automation logic using dip-switches and microswitches.
Explanation of available automatic and semi-automatic operation logics.
Selection of operating modes for closing safety devices.
Procedure to set the correct motor rotation direction for door operation.
How to select operating time for hydraulic lock efficiency.
Regulating the automatic door closing pause time via dip-switch.
How to enable/disable the fail-safe safety device for photocell verification.
Adjusting the anti-crushing system torque to stop door movement on obstacles.
Performing functional checks and demonstrating the system to the customer.
Instructions for operating the door manually using release devices during power failure.
Steps to restore normal operation after manual use, including power safety.
How to install a limit switch kit for stopping the door at specific positions.
Procedure for checking and topping up the hydraulic oil level.
Steps to remove air from the hydraulic circuit if the beam moves erratically.
Safety rules for end-users operating the automation system.
Overview of the 595 I/S automation system for garage doors.
How to operate the door manually during power failure or malfunction.
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