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4. InputJ2– Photoelectric sensor
NOTICE
Malfunction due to incorrect photoelectric sensor type
n For failure-free operation, only use photoelectric sensors with "light switching"
mode.
Connect a photoelectric sensor to inputJ2 according to the following variants:
Fig.
a
⁠ Connection of 2-wire photoelectric sensor LS2
Fig.
b
⁠ Connection of 4-wire photoelectric sensor with testing
Fig.
c
⁠ Connection of reflective photoelectric sensors
Then select the corresponding photoelectric sensor under menu item"Selection
of photoelectric sensorJ2".
5. InputJ3 for door connection box
WARNING
Crush hazard and risk of being struck by the closing door
A pressure wave switch as closing edge safety device may only be
actuated after having been tested.
n For this purpose, select the value4 in the menu item.
The door connection box allows for the connection of a safety edge, a wicket
door contact and slack rope switches. The wicket door contact and the slack
rope switches are electrically connected in series and are monitored by the door
drive. Connect a door connection box to connection terminalJ3 as shown in the
illustration.
If a wicket door is available, you have to connect a wicket door contact (model
ENS-68xx) to one of the two door connection boxes. To do so, remove the
2kOhm resistor on the respective door connection box and replace it with a
wicket door contact (model ENS-68xx). Model ENS-68xx is tested in compliance
with PLC as per EN13849-1 and is monitored by the door drive.
Please note that switches with forced actuation complying with the specifica-
tions of EN60947-5-1, AnnexK, are to be used as slack rope switches. The sup-
ply line of the door connection box must to be laid at the door leaf, well protec-
ted against damage.
6. InputJ4– Roll-up protection mechanism
The inputJ4 offers the possibility of operating two roll-up protection mechan-
isms with OSE signal output (e.g. Fraba Vitector: Raytector, Witt TWIN-PRO).
Connect a closing edge safety device as shown in the illustration and select the
corresponding configuration in the menu item.
7. SlotJ5– Receiver module (optional accessory)
For the use of a hand-held transmitter, attach the receiver module (ISM
433/868) to into slotJ5 and connect the antenna to connection terminalX1 as
shown in the illustration. In order to program the hand-held transmitters, follow
the instructions provided in "Programming the hand-held transmitter" in the
Programming with IPD-E and Programming with IPD-S chapter.
8. SlotJ9– BTD K (optional accessory)
The BTD-K (Bluetooth dongle) allows for configuration of the DCC using an APP
via Bluetooth.
Plug the BTD-K (Bluetooth dongle) into slotJ9 as shown in the illustration. The
BTD-K is automatically detected.
9. SlotJ10– Option module (optional accessory)
Fig.
a
⁠ Plug the option module into slotJ10.
Fig.
b
⁠ The option module additionally offers the following connection options:
n Connection terminalJ30– prioritised input, moves the door to a previously
defined door position when activated. Further information is described in theOp-
eration chapter.
n TerminalJ32– output status relay2 and terminalJ31– input, enable coupling
with another control unit (e.g. dock leveller control) to allow for mutual inter-
locking.
10. ConnectionJ12– Status relay
The status relayJ12 allows to operate a 24V red-green traffic light as shown in
the illustration.
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