To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Nabco Controller Sim Pair using “Stop & Close” results in a “Push & Go”?
To resolve this, remove the sim-pair harness, set both controls to 'single door', and parallel the common terminal and any input being used between both controls.
What to do if I get a Recycle Warning on my Nabco Controller?
If you're getting a Recycle Warning on your Nabco Controller, inspect the door and door path for any resistance to movement. Adjusting the Recycle Sensitivity may also be necessary.
Why is it hard to manually open my Nabco Opus Control door?
If you're finding it hard to manually open your Nabco Controller door, consider the following: * Check that the shoe position and rod length match the dimensions specified in the manual. * Reduce the preload on the operator. For GT8500 models, ensure the preload is at most one notch on the operator spline to comply with ANSI 156.19. * Re-enter '0' for 'hold closed force' under 'optional settings'. Even if the software indicates it's already set to '0', re-entering it can resolve the issue, especially on early Opus controls.
What to do if my Nabco Opus Control door does not always close during Latch Check?
If the door doesn't always close during the Latch Check, try increasing the latch check speed. Alternatively, increase the operator arm preload, or, if you have a GT710, increase the spring tension on the hydraulic closer.
How to fix Nabco Controller communication issues?
To address communication issues with your Nabco Controller, check the CAN-bus cable connecting the two Opus Controls.
Why are my Nabco Controller Double Egress pairs not Synchronizing?
If your Double Egress pairs aren't synchronizing, try these steps: * Remove the CANbus cable. * Set both Controls as single doors. * Parallel the activation signal between both Controls. * Ensure safety signals are connected only to their respective door's Control. Also, make sure both controls are set to 'Double Egress'. Consider reviewing the 'Sim Pair behaves oddly' section for additional guidance.
What to do if Nabco Door Opening System control does not react to activation signal?
First, check if “IN” or “EXT” highlights on the main screen when an activation signal is applied. If not, examine the wiring or the activation device. Also, check if “BA” is highlighted. If using a 4-wire switch with a blue wire on terminal 8, ensure “Input BA Circuit” is set to “Normally Closed”. If using a 3-wire switch or no switch, it should be set to “Normally Open”. If the status shows “Stopped” while the door is closed and BA is not highlighted, power off for 4 seconds, then power on again. The status should then display “Fully Closed”. Finally, make sure you are on the main screen for the activation signal to work.
What does Nabco Controller error '61 Sensor' mean?
The '61 Sensor' error on your Nabco Controller indicates a problem with the sensor. This could be due to incorrect sensor wiring, so check the wiring. It could also be due to incorrect settings on the sensor or control related to sensor monitoring, so verify those settings. If neither of those resolves the issue, the sensor may have failed, so try replacing it with a new one.
What to do if my Nabco Opus Control Controller door stays open after manually opening it?
If the door stays open after manually opening it, the 'Manual Open Function' might be set to 'No Action' and the 'Manual Open Sensitivity' to '0'. If you want 'No Action', change 'Manual Open Sensitivity' to any value other than '0'.
What does 'MPU' mean on my Nabco Opus Control Controller?
An 'MPU' error on your Nabco Controller could be a random error. If the error occurs repeatedly, consider replacing the Opus Control.
General| Brand | Nabco |
|---|---|
| Model | Opus Control |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Essential safety practices for installation and operation of automatic doors.
Configures fundamental parameters like operator type and door handing.
Illustrates wiring for fold door activation and safety sensors.
Illustrates wiring for safety sensors and their connections.
Lists common programming problems and their solutions.
Explains error codes and their resolutions.
