SOMMER RDC vision - Run Time & Transmitter Programming

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5. Enabling run time monitoring
and programming run times
TAUS
SAFETY
RADIO
16
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DIP
ON
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DIP
ON
DIPswitch8in"ON"position
Approach the respective end position
withoutaninterimstopwithbutton(UP(1)
or DOWN (3)) pressed .
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Only dead man mode is possible if the run
times have not been programmed. During the
movement,thelightingashesquickly(2Hz).
Ifthelightingcontinuestoashafterreaching
an end position, the programming cycle is not
yet complete.
The opposite end position will be approached
in this case.
The programming cycle is complete when the
lightingnolongerashesafterreachinganend
position.
The operator can then be correctly operated in
automatic mode. In the door CLOSE position,
a functioning safety contact strip is required.
For more information, see overall manual,
chapter:
4.4 4.4 Setting the run time (run time
monitoring) on page 21
6.Programhandheldtransmitter.
Pulsemode.
Command sequence:
Up
Stop
Down
Stop
…
PressRadiobuttonforaround0.5seconds.
-RadioLEDandStatusLEDlightup.
-Programmingmodeactive.
Pressthedesiredbuttononthehandheld
transmitter.
-RadioLEDgoesout.
-Thisbuttononthehandheldtransmitter
isprogrammedasthePulsebutton.
STAUS
SAFETY
RADIO
START
RADIO
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DIP
ON
ON
ON
SAFETY
RADIO
RADIO
2
3
1
Other possible radio modes:
 DenedOpen
 DenedClose
Stop
 Partialopening
Turn lighting on/off
Hold to run (if safety contact strip
is defective)
For more information, see overall manual,
chapter:
7. 8. Radio receiver on page 42
Brief instructions
(only use in combination with the original Installation and Operating Manual)