Langer & Laumann TSG V4

Questions and Answers

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xhessAug 21, 2025
What to do if my Langer & Laumann TSG V4 travel path is locked?
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  Kimberly ThompsonAug 21, 2025
  If the door travel path is locked, consider the following possibilities: * The door lock may not be unlocked: Check the door mechanics. * There may be an obstruction in the door's path: Inspect the travel path and remove any obstructions. * The initial measurement movement of the door might be incorrect or not performed: Initiate the self-learn procedure. * The buffer-type stops for the 'Closed position' or 'Opened position' could be missing or incorrectly adjusted: Start the self-learn procedure.
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David BarnesAug 23, 2025
Why my Langer & Laumann TSG V4 drive does not run?
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  ffieldsAug 25, 2025
  If the drive does not run, it could be due to: * The TSG having no voltage: Turn on the mains power voltage and check LEDs 1, 2, 3, and 4. * Stop input interrupted: Ensure there is a connection between X5.1 and X5.2.
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Ryan LittleAug 26, 2025
What to do if my Langer & Laumann TSG V4 is obstructed after switching on again?
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  Debra HubbardAug 26, 2025
  If your Langer & Laumann Garage Door Opener is obstructed after being switched on again, it could be due to a mains power voltage failure that caused the device to restart. Check the supply line, the back-up fuse, and the fuse on the TSG electronic. If necessary, replace the TSG electronic.
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Robin DuncanAug 27, 2025
What to do if my Langer & Laumann TSG V4 Garage Door Opener detects overload current in standstill?
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  matthewduranAug 27, 2025
  If there's an overload current in standstill, the possible causes include: * A faulty current sensor: Replace the TSG electronic. * A faulty end stage: Replace the TSG electronic. * Wrong voltage: Check the power supply.
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Thomas JosephAug 30, 2025
What to do if my Langer & Laumann TSG V4 travel is not limited?
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  Todd MorganAug 30, 2025
  If the door travel is not limited, it could be because the end position in either the open or close direction is not defined, or the toothed belt failed. In any of these cases, check the mechanics of the door.
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Micheal GilbertSep 1, 2025
What does it mean when my Langer & Laumann TSG V4 Garage Door Opener shows 'Motor not ok'?
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  Angela WilkinsSep 1, 2025
  If the display shows 'Motor not ok', it means an incorrect door motor is connected to the TSG electronic. Replace the motor.
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Jason StrongSep 3, 2025
What to do if my Langer & Laumann Garage Door Opener shows error voltage?
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  Cindy NicholsSep 3, 2025
  If your Langer & Laumann Garage Door Opener is showing an error voltage, this indicates an internal voltage fault. Check the fuses and replace the TSG electronic if necessary.
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Brian AndersonSep 5, 2025
Why does my Langer & Laumann TSG V4 detect an obstruction when the travel path is free?
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  Mary TaylorSep 5, 2025
  If your Langer & Laumann Garage Door Opener detects an obstruction even when the travel path is free, it may be due to too much friction. Ensure the door mechanics move freely and easily, and clean the mechanics.
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Robert ColemanSep 7, 2025
What does it mean if my Langer & Laumann Garage Door Opener monitoring triggered current sensor?
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  Maria RossSep 7, 2025
  If the current sensor monitoring is triggered, it could be due to: * A damaged motor cable: Replace the motor cable. * A faulty current sensor: Replace the TSG electronic. * Wrong voltage: Check the power supply. * Faulty CPU, RAM, or ROM: Replace the TSG electronic.
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Matthew RogersSep 9, 2025
What does it mean if my Langer & Laumann TSG V4 Garage Door Opener displays 'Monitoring Stop input, end stage, self-diagnose'?
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  Joshua RangelSep 10, 2025
  If the display shows 'Monitoring Stop input, end stage, self-diagnose', it could indicate that the end stage is faulty (replace TSG electronic) or that the adjusted parameters are incorrect (check parameters and set correctly).

Summary

Original EC Declaration of Incorporation

About These Instructions

General Information

Provides general guidance and scope of the operating instructions for the TSG door operator.

Explanation of Symbols

Explains the meaning of warning, caution, and note symbols used throughout the manual.

General Safety Requirements

Delivery

Details on checking delivered components for completeness and damage upon receipt.

Safety and Accident Prevention Requirements

Outlines legal safety regulations and responsibilities for personnel working with the TSG door operator.

Qualified Personnel as Defined by VDE 0105

Defines what constitutes qualified personnel according to VDE 0105 standards.

Exclusion of Guarantee for Changes or Foreign Material

Explains warranty voidance due to unauthorized modifications or foreign material installation.

Safety Contacts

Specifies that relay outputs must not be used as safety contacts in the higher-level control unit.

Other Important Safety Instructions

Emphasizes user responsibility for safe use and compliance with regulations for power-operated doors.

Range of Service Applications for the TSG

Illustrations

Overview

Shows a general assembly example of the TSG and lists components in a universal kit.

Assembly

Provides visual diagrams for assembling the counter roller, door panel carrier, and motor units.

Mounting of the Counter Roller

Details the correct mounting orientation for the counter roller on the pressed-board disk.

Dimensions

Shows front and side dimension drawings for the TSG universal kit.

TSG Drive: Position of Motor

Illustrates the two available motor positions (left and right versions) for the TSG drive.

TSG Housing

Describes the TSG electronic housing types and the internal cabinet version.

Mechanical Installation

Requirements for Installation

Lists essential requirements for door mechanics and end stops before installing the TSG operator.

Installation Process

Provides a step-by-step guide for mounting the TSG drive and related components.

TSG Toothed Belts

Explains the importance of proper tensioning and alignment for TSG toothed belts for optimal performance.

Electrical Settings and Commissioning

Display

Describes the two-digit 7-segment display used for indicating status and menu items.

Two-Digit 7-Segment Display

Details how the 7-segment display shows values, including multi-digit values in intervals.

Menu Structure

Explains how to navigate the TSG's menu structure using the jog wheel for settings.

Self-Learn Procedure

Guides through the initial self-learn procedure to measure the door size and set parameters.

Enter the Weight to be Traversed

Explains how to input the total weight of the door panels and components for calibration.

Manual Mode; Manual Travel

Describes how to select and operate the TSG door operator in manual mode for testing.

Default Parameters

Drive Curves with Default Parameters

Illustrates the default speed profiles (drive curves) for opening and closing the door.

Basis Settings

States that default parameters are pre-configured and usually do not need changing.

User Setting - P Parameters

Explains how to use the jog wheel to navigate and adjust the P parameters for quick drive settings.

Advanced Parameters

Drive Curves with Advanced Parameters

Shows speed profiles (drive curves) using advanced 'c' parameters for finer control.

Advanced Menu

Details how to enter the advanced menu to access 'c', 'b', 'h', 'E', 'r', and 'Au' parameters.

TSG Signal Connectors

Inputs X1

Details the available inputs (X1.1-X1.8) for controlling the TSG door operator, including signal types.

Outputs X2

Describes the three relay outputs (X2.1-X2.9) for indicating door status like Open, Closed, and Obstructed.

Setting for Force Limiting

Maximum Kinetic Energy

Explains the limit for kinetic energy and how to calculate maximum speed based on door weight.

Maximum Static Force

Details the limit for static force and the parameters (P8, b2, b7) that control it.

Obstruction Detection in Closed Direction

Explains how obstruction detection works in the closed direction and its parameters.

Obstruction Detection in Open Direction

Describes obstruction detection in the open direction, its parameters, and activation/deactivation.

Special Features

Holding Torque in the End Positions

Explains how to set a holding torque in end positions to keep the door stable.

Nudging

Describes the nudging function used to clear obstacles at reduced speed.

Stop Input

Details the stop input function, which can be single or dual channel for safety.

Stop Input Single Channel

Explains the single-channel stop input compliant with EN ISO 13849-1:2015 PL "b".

Stop Input Two Channel

Explains the two-channel stop input compliant with EN ISO 13849-1:2015 PL "d".

Leading Limit Switch

Describes how limit switches can be set to activate before the end position is reached.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Error Codes

Lists common error codes (E0-E4) and provides remedies for faults like travel limits, locks, and obstructions.

Service and Maintenance

Disposal

Technical Data for TSG Electronic

Overview of TSG Electronic

Provides a visual overview of the TSG electronic unit, identifying its connectors and LEDs.

Technical Data

Lists detailed technical specifications for connection voltage, motor output, and fuse protection.

Restart after Power Off and Restoration of Mains Power

Explains the procedure for restarting the TSG operator after a power interruption.

Internal Fuse Protection

Details the types and ratings of internal fuses within the TSG electronic unit.

Plug; Terminal Assignment of TSG Electronic

Describes the terminal assignments for signal inputs (X1) and connection data.

Terminal Assignment Relay Outputs

Details the terminal assignments for relay outputs (X2) and their switching capacity.

Terminal Assignment Encoder

Explains the terminal assignments for the incremental encoder (X3) for motor feedback.

Terminal Assignment Motor

Details the terminal assignments for the motor connection (X4) and motor shield (X8).

Terminal Assignment Power

Describes the terminal assignments for mains voltage connection for external and internal TSG electronics.

Connection of External Control Voltage

Explains how to connect an external control voltage source to the TSG electronic.

Stop-Function Connection

Details the connection of the stop function, available as single or dual channel.

Connection Circuit Diagram for TSG Inputs

TSG Options

TSG Webinterface

Describes the optional TSG web interface module and its functions for remote monitoring and settings.

Intermediate Positions in the Travel Zone

Explains how to store and approach intermediate door positions using an expansion board.

Emergency Power Supply

Details the optional emergency power supply, its functions, and status indicators.

Light Curtain Kit

Explains how to equip the TSG with an additional light curtain for obstruction detection.