What to do if there is an anomaly in Manusa VECTOR Door Opening System operation?
If you notice an anomaly in the Manusa Door Opening System, first select the door open mode and then switch to the automatic door mode. If the problem continues after this, it's recommended to contact an authorized Manusa service technician for assistance.
Detailed overview of the manusa VECTOR swing operator's features and purpose.
Explanation of symbols used in the manual and on the machine for safety and information.
List of compatible accessories for the manusa VECTOR operator, including detection and control options.
Provides the physical dimensions of the VECTOR operator unit.
Details mechanical and electrical features, performance limits, and applicable standards.
Describes operating modes, ON-OFF switch, and mode selection switch functions.
Defines the maximum weight and width for correct operator function and intended use.
Specifies the qualifications and knowledge required for installation technicians.
Outlines the necessary site conditions for installing the VECTOR swing operator.
Details the necessary electrical wiring and switch requirements before operator installation.
Explains the different types of arms (Rigid, Articulated) and their applications.
Step-by-step instructions for physically mounting the main operator unit.
Detailed guide for installing the extendable rigid arm and its guide profile.
Instructions for attaching and installing the pushing articulated arm to the door leaf.
Guidance on adjusting the spring strength according to leaf width and EN class.
Instructions for safely connecting the operator to the mains power supply.
Identifies the main components and connectors on the electronic control card.
Explains the wiring and function of various input signals like KEY, START, SAFE.
Guide on connecting and configuring safety and detection sensors for automatic operation.
Configuration options for basic operations using the dip-switch settings.
How to navigate and modify operator parameters using the built-in display and buttons.
Steps for initial power-up, sensor acquisition, and basic configuration of the operator.
Defines logic settings for door operation, safety, and special modes like LOW-ENERGY and PUSH&GO.
Configuration and operation details for different types of electronic locks.
Instructions for connecting two VECTOR operators for a double leaf door.
Details on connecting operators for interlocking functionality, with priority settings.
Information on connecting the operator to a PC for advanced adjustments and diagnostics.
Essential safety guidelines for working with the operator and its environment.
Lists the necessary PPE for safe installation and maintenance tasks.
Highlights hazardous zones within the machine and door area (Opening, Closing, Operator Areas).
Outlines potential mechanical and electrical hazards and risk minimization measures.
Details the built-in safety features and design principles of the manusa unit.
Specifies basic maintenance tasks the user can perform, primarily keeping the area clean.
Defines tasks that must be performed by authorized technical staff only.
Explains the meanings of different error signals (E1, E2, E3/E4, E6, E8) displayed by the operator.
Official declaration of the product's compliance with European directives and harmonized standards.
A checklist to ensure all mechanical, electrical, safety, and documentation requirements are met.
Defines the recommended frequency (12 months) for maintenance actions.
Sections for recording dates, PSV numbers, and signatures for maintenance activities.
Detailed overview of the manusa VECTOR swing operator's features and purpose.
Explanation of symbols used in the manual and on the machine for safety and information.
List of compatible accessories for the manusa VECTOR operator, including detection and control options.
Provides the physical dimensions of the VECTOR operator unit.
Details mechanical and electrical features, performance limits, and applicable standards.
Describes operating modes, ON-OFF switch, and mode selection switch functions.
Defines the maximum weight and width for correct operator function and intended use.
Specifies the qualifications and knowledge required for installation technicians.
Outlines the necessary site conditions for installing the VECTOR swing operator.
Details the necessary electrical wiring and switch requirements before operator installation.
Explains the different types of arms (Rigid, Articulated) and their applications.
Step-by-step instructions for physically mounting the main operator unit.
Detailed guide for installing the extendable rigid arm and its guide profile.
Instructions for attaching and installing the pushing articulated arm to the door leaf.
Guidance on adjusting the spring strength according to leaf width and EN class.
Instructions for safely connecting the operator to the mains power supply.
Identifies the main components and connectors on the electronic control card.
Explains the wiring and function of various input signals like KEY, START, SAFE.
Guide on connecting and configuring safety and detection sensors for automatic operation.
Configuration options for basic operations using the dip-switch settings.
How to navigate and modify operator parameters using the built-in display and buttons.
Steps for initial power-up, sensor acquisition, and basic configuration of the operator.
Defines logic settings for door operation, safety, and special modes like LOW-ENERGY and PUSH&GO.
Configuration and operation details for different types of electronic locks.
Instructions for connecting two VECTOR operators for a double leaf door.
Details on connecting operators for interlocking functionality, with priority settings.
Information on connecting the operator to a PC for advanced adjustments and diagnostics.
Essential safety guidelines for working with the operator and its environment.
Lists the necessary PPE for safe installation and maintenance tasks.
Highlights hazardous zones within the machine and door area (Opening, Closing, Operator Areas).
Outlines potential mechanical and electrical hazards and risk minimization measures.
Details the built-in safety features and design principles of the manusa unit.
Specifies basic maintenance tasks the user can perform, primarily keeping the area clean.
Defines tasks that must be performed by authorized technical staff only.
Explains the meanings of different error signals (E1, E2, E3/E4, E6, E8) displayed by the operator.
Official declaration of the product's compliance with European directives and harmonized standards.
A checklist to ensure all mechanical, electrical, safety, and documentation requirements are met.
Defines the recommended frequency (12 months) for maintenance actions.
Sections for recording dates, PSV numbers, and signatures for maintenance activities.
General| Power Supply | 230V AC, 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | -15°C to +50°C |
| Noise Level | <60 dB |
| Type | Automatic sliding door system |
| Application | Commercial |
| Compliance | EN 16005 |
| Opening Width | Adjustable up to max. door width |
| Opening Speed | Adjustable |
| Power Consumption | 150W |
| Control Options | Push buttons, access control systems |
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