A951 36 532081 - RevA
Translation of the original instructions
ENGLISH
ADVANCED programming Default
EL
LOCK
0 = disabled
1 = active in NIGHT mode
2 = active in EXIT ONLY mode
3 = active in NIGHT + ONE WAY mode
4 = ALWAYS active
0
Et
OPENING DELAY after LOCK ACTIVATION
Defines the opening delay time of the door to allow the
lock to be released, particularly the motorised ones.
Adjustable from
0 to 60 tenths of a second
3
rS
REVERSE STROKE
Commands a reverse stroke before opening, the duration
of which is defined by parameter
Et, to facilitate the
opening of the lock
no = disabled
Y = enabled
no
C1
INPUT I1 CONFIGURATION
See parameter
P1.
4
IF
TEST (FAIL SAFE)
Displayed only for functions
20 and 21
Y = test enabled
no = test not enabled
no
C2
INPUT I2 CONFIGURATION
See parameter
P1.
1
2F
TEST (FAIL SAFE)
Displayed only for functions
20 and 21
Y = test enabled
no = test not enabled
no
C3
INPUT I2 CONFIGURATION
See parameter P1.
10
3F
TEST (FAIL SAFE)
Displayed only for functions
20 and 21
Y = test enabled
no = test not enabled
no
C4
INPUT I2 CONFIGURATION
See parameter
P1.
46
4F
TEST (FAIL SAFE)
Displayed only for functions
20 and 21
Y = test enabled
no = test not enabled
no
nd
SENSOR DELAY (in NIGHT MODE)
When
NIGHTmode is set, the internal detector remains
active for the amount of time set in this parameter,
to allow it to be opened only once. Immediately
after opening and anyway after the set delay time
has elapsed, the internal detector is disabled. It can be
adjusted from
0 to 90 s
10
ADVANCED programming Default
tL
SET-UP
Carry out the SET-UP procedure (see § 7.4)
In
IN OUT STATUS
The segments of the display indicate the status of the
inputs and outputs (39).
St
EXIT PROGRAMMING
Exit from the programming function deciding whether
or not to save the changes
Y = save
no = do not save
After exit, the display shows automation status:
00 CLOSED
01 OPENING
02 OPEN
03 PAUSE
04 NIGHT PAUSE
05 CLOSING
06 EMER ACTIVATE
07 MANUAL
08 NIGHT
11 STOP
12 SECURITIES TEST
13 ERROR
LO-L2 SET-UP IN PROGRESS
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