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General| Brand | Langer & Laumann |
|---|---|
| Model | TSG V4 |
| Category | Garage Door Opener |
| Language | English |
Provides general guidance and scope of the operating instructions for the TSG door operator.
Explains the meaning of warning, caution, and note symbols used throughout the manual.
Details on checking delivered components for completeness and damage upon receipt.
Outlines legal safety regulations and responsibilities for personnel working with the TSG door operator.
Defines what constitutes qualified personnel according to VDE 0105 standards.
Explains warranty voidance due to unauthorized modifications or foreign material installation.
Specifies that relay outputs must not be used as safety contacts in the higher-level control unit.
Emphasizes user responsibility for safe use and compliance with regulations for power-operated doors.
Shows a general assembly example of the TSG and lists components in a universal kit.
Provides visual diagrams for assembling the counter roller, door panel carrier, and motor units.
Details the correct mounting orientation for the counter roller on the pressed-board disk.
Shows front and side dimension drawings for the TSG universal kit.
Illustrates the two available motor positions (left and right versions) for the TSG drive.
Describes the TSG electronic housing types and the internal cabinet version.
Lists essential requirements for door mechanics and end stops before installing the TSG operator.
Provides a step-by-step guide for mounting the TSG drive and related components.
Explains the importance of proper tensioning and alignment for TSG toothed belts for optimal performance.
Describes the two-digit 7-segment display used for indicating status and menu items.
Details how the 7-segment display shows values, including multi-digit values in intervals.
Explains how to navigate the TSG's menu structure using the jog wheel for settings.
Guides through the initial self-learn procedure to measure the door size and set parameters.
Explains how to input the total weight of the door panels and components for calibration.
Describes how to select and operate the TSG door operator in manual mode for testing.
Illustrates the default speed profiles (drive curves) for opening and closing the door.
States that default parameters are pre-configured and usually do not need changing.
Explains how to use the jog wheel to navigate and adjust the P parameters for quick drive settings.
Shows speed profiles (drive curves) using advanced 'c' parameters for finer control.
Details how to enter the advanced menu to access 'c', 'b', 'h', 'E', 'r', and 'Au' parameters.
Details the available inputs (X1.1-X1.8) for controlling the TSG door operator, including signal types.
Describes the three relay outputs (X2.1-X2.9) for indicating door status like Open, Closed, and Obstructed.
Explains the limit for kinetic energy and how to calculate maximum speed based on door weight.
Details the limit for static force and the parameters (P8, b2, b7) that control it.
Explains how obstruction detection works in the closed direction and its parameters.
Describes obstruction detection in the open direction, its parameters, and activation/deactivation.
Explains how to set a holding torque in end positions to keep the door stable.
Describes the nudging function used to clear obstacles at reduced speed.
Details the stop input function, which can be single or dual channel for safety.
Explains the single-channel stop input compliant with EN ISO 13849-1:2015 PL "b".
Explains the two-channel stop input compliant with EN ISO 13849-1:2015 PL "d".
Describes how limit switches can be set to activate before the end position is reached.
Lists common error codes (E0-E4) and provides remedies for faults like travel limits, locks, and obstructions.
Provides a visual overview of the TSG electronic unit, identifying its connectors and LEDs.
Lists detailed technical specifications for connection voltage, motor output, and fuse protection.
Explains the procedure for restarting the TSG operator after a power interruption.
Details the types and ratings of internal fuses within the TSG electronic unit.
Describes the terminal assignments for signal inputs (X1) and connection data.
Details the terminal assignments for relay outputs (X2) and their switching capacity.
Explains the terminal assignments for the incremental encoder (X3) for motor feedback.
Details the terminal assignments for the motor connection (X4) and motor shield (X8).
Describes the terminal assignments for mains voltage connection for external and internal TSG electronics.
Explains how to connect an external control voltage source to the TSG electronic.
Details the connection of the stop function, available as single or dual channel.
Describes the optional TSG web interface module and its functions for remote monitoring and settings.
Explains how to store and approach intermediate door positions using an expansion board.
Details the optional emergency power supply, its functions, and status indicators.
Explains how to equip the TSG with an additional light curtain for obstruction detection.
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