BLIZZARD 500-900 C 19 532103 - Rev.B
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TX
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Translation of the original instructions
ENGLISH
Translation of the original instructions
ENGLISH
6.2 PHOTOCELLS AND SAFETY DEVICES
The maximum current on terminal 11 is 100 mA: if the consumption
is greater, replace it with a negative pole for accessories supply and
do not enable the Fs and SA functions in Advanced Programming.
The contacts described in this paragraph are N.C.
STOP
32 - If active, it prevents the gear motor from operating. If multiple
contacts are used, they must be connected in series (30). If no
contact is used, bridge terminals 5 and 7-8.
EDGE
33 - If active, reverses the movement for 2 seconds and stops
the gear motor. It is usually used for connecting sensitive edges. If
multiple contacts are used, they must be connected in series (30).
If no contact is used, bridge terminals 6 and 11.
PHOTOCELLS DURING OPENING FSW OP
34 - If active, they trip during the opening movement of the gate;
the outcome depends on a function in Advanced Programming
(§ 7.4-15-oP). If multiple contacts are used, they must be connected
in series (36). If no photocells are used, bridge terminals 3 and 11.
PHOTOCELLS DURING CLOSING FSW CL
35 - If active, they trip during the closing movement of the gate;
the outcome depends on a function in Advanced Programming
(§ 7.4-15-Ph). If multiple contacts are used, they must be connected
in series (37). If no photocells are used, bridge terminals 4 and 11.
PHOTOCELLS DURING OPENING AND CLOSING
38 shows an example of a pair of photocells when opening and
closing. Their effects are described in § 9.
NO SAFETY CONTACT
If no safety contact is used, bridge the terminals as shown in 39.
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