What to do if the SAFETY switch is tripped when opening the RollSeal Controller?
If the SAFETY switch is tripped when opening, check the wiring and connections. Also, ensure that the SAFETY switch arm is completely depressed.
What to do if the SAFETY switch is tripped on my RollSeal SC-650 Controller?
If the SAFETY switch is tripped, check the wiring and ensure that the SAFETY switch arm is completely depressed.
What to do if the HOME switch is tripped on my RollSeal Controller?
If the HOME switch is tripped, check the wiring and make sure the HOME switch arm is completely depressed.
What to do if both SAFETY and HOME switches are tripped on RollSeal SC-650 Controller?
If both the SAFETY and HOME switches are tripped, check the wiring and ensure that the HOME & SAFETY switch arm is completely depressed.
What to do if the HOME switch is tripped when opening the RollSeal Controller?
If the HOME switch is tripped when opening, check the wiring and ensure that the HOME switch arm is completely depressed.
What to do if I see an Inverter Fault on my RollSeal Controller?
If there is an Inverter Fault, check the backboard and motor.
What to do if there is an Inverter Fault when opening the RollSeal SC-650?
If there is an Inverter Fault when opening, check the backboard and motor.
What to do if there is an Encoder Fault when opening the RollSeal SC-650?
If there is an Encoder Fault when opening, check the DC harness and make sure the optics are clean.
What to do if the HOME & SAFETY switches are tripped when opening the RollSeal Controller?
If the HOME & SAFETY switches are tripped when opening, manually release the brake and pull the panel below the Home switch.
How to fix a Memory Malfunction on RollSeal Controller?
To fix a Memory Malfunction, reset the controller.
General| Brand | RollSeal |
|---|---|
| Model | SC-650 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Details the location and function of the main power switch and fuse for the controller and automatic doors.
Describes the display's four selectable readings: Actual Position, Open Speed, Close Speed, and Cycle Counts.
Explains various display readings like Software Version, Actual Position, Unknown Position, Assumed Position, and Jog Mode.
Guides on entering Program Mode to set parameters like Close Time Delay, Acceleration, and Deceleration.
Details adjusting acceleration and deceleration ranges (P2, P3) for smooth door operation.
Explains SWX1 for Safety Action/Encoder Selection and SWX2/J1 for Voltage Selection.
Step-by-step guide to set the door's full open and closed position limits using controller buttons.
Explains how LED segments on the display indicate the status of various inputs for troubleshooting.
Lists error codes, their descriptions, and recommended actions for diagnosing and resolving faults.
Provides steps for unpacking, mounting, and connecting the controller before initial power-up.
Explains how to mount and connect the power disconnect to the controller and electrical supply.
Outlines final checks before operation, including fuse insertion, power application, and limit setup.
Explains AC power connection, including voltage selection jumper settings for the controller.
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