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General| Manufacturer | SOMMER |
|---|---|
| Category | Control Unit |
| Model | RDC Vision+ |
| Power Supply | 230 V AC |
| Operating Voltage | 24 V DC |
| Frequency | 868.8 MHz |
| Compatibility | SOMMER |
| Display | LED |
Guidelines for keeping the installation and operating manual accessible and for its transfer.
Information on the original language and availability of other language versions.
Details on the control unit's function and construction for motor-operated roller doors.
Identifies individuals who must read and observe the manual for various tasks.
Defines signal words, hazard symbols, and their classifications (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION).
Details specific hazard symbols and mandatory signs used throughout the manual.
Explains how text elements like arrows, bold type, and quotation marks are used.
Specifies the correct applications for the RDC Vision+ control unit.
Outlines prohibited uses and situations that void the manufacturer's warranty.
Defines requirements for qualified specialists and electricians for installation and maintenance.
Details user responsibilities, product usage restrictions, and safety regulations.
Fundamental safety rules for operating the control unit, including user restrictions and electrical safety.
Specific safety precautions related to the use of radio remote controls and door operation.
Information regarding radio system interference and proper component disposal.
Statement declaring compliance with EU directives for the radio system.
Highlights the necessity and checks for safety contact strips for proper operation.
Information on the product's type designation, item number, date, and serial number.
Lists the components included in the product package: control unit, bag, and manual.
Provides the physical dimensions of the control unit and bore hole specifications.
Details electrical ratings, operating temperature, IP class, motor output, and weight.
Table showing compatible accessories and their connection points on the control unit.
Specifies compatibility with roller doors using 230 V drive motors up to 1,000 W.
Lists minimum equipment required for installing the RDC Vision+ control unit.
Safety recommendations for eye and hand protection during installation tasks.
Key safety warnings regarding child operation and ladder use during installation.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting the control unit, including cover removal.
Critical safety warnings for working with live electrical components.
Details wiring for mains, warning light, motor, photocells, and other accessories.
Identifies slots for accessories like LASER, KEYPAD, USART, MUFU, and fuses.
Provides extra details on configuration options via DIP switches and SOMlink.
Information on using SOMlink for advanced control unit function changes by specialists.
Instructions and approved wire cross-sections for connecting the unit to the mains power.
Reference to tables for connecting various accessories to the control unit.
Specifies the factory default 'OFF' setting for all DIP switches before initial operation.
Procedure to verify the motor's direction of rotation and correct it if necessary.
Instructions for setting the upper and lower end positions for the motor.
Steps for securely closing and fastening the control unit's housing cover.
Guides the automatic learning process for door run times and end positions.
Details the functions of DIP switches for automatic closing, pre-warning, partial opening, and safety edge.
Explains the assignment of functions (Pulse, Partial Open, OPEN, CLOSE) to radio channels.
Describes how to select radio channels using the Radio button and transmitter.
Step-by-step guide to assign transmitter buttons to specific radio channels and functions.
Details on extending memory capacity and transferring transmitters to the optional Memo.
Procedure to exit the transmitter programming mode.
Instructions to remove a specific transmitter button's code from the receiver.
Process to delete an entire handheld transmitter from the radio receiver.
Steps to delete all programmed transmitters associated with a specific radio channel.
Procedure to erase all programmed transmitters and codes from the receiver.
Method for programming a second identical transmitter using radio (HFL).
Instructions for resetting safety inputs, programmed run times, or all factory settings.
Procedure to verify that the door reverses correctly when encountering a 40mm obstacle.
Instructions for the specialist to provide to the user regarding operation and maintenance.
Essential safety warnings for users, especially concerning electric current and child operation.
Describes how to use the OPEN, STOP, and CLOSE buttons located on the control unit cover.
Details how to operate the door using 2-way or 3-way external buttons.
Explains how functions are programmed and operated using handheld transmitters.
Describes how photocells and safety contact strips detect obstacles and initiate reversal.
Explains the default behavior (door OPEN) after power is restored.
Details special operating modes that require continuous button press.
Crucial safety warnings related to electrical hazards and mechanical risks during maintenance.
Procedure to read the number of completed cycles using the control unit's LEDs.
Information on accessing the cycle count using the SOMlink accessory.
Instructions for replacing internal lighting components (Lumi).
Essential safety precautions, particularly regarding electrical hazards, before troubleshooting.
Introduction to the troubleshooting section, listing common problems and their causes.
Interprets flash sequences of integrated and board LEDs to diagnose faults.
Procedure for safely disconnecting and disassembling the control unit.
Recommendations for proper storage conditions to prevent damage to the unit.
Instructions for environmentally safe disposal of components, batteries, and accumulators.
Overview of necessary preparations, including checking the scope of delivery.
Concise guide to connecting the control unit's power and motor.
Instructions for wiring unused inputs with jumpers or NC contacts.
Wiring guidance for 8K2 or OSE safety contact strips and pre-end position switches.
Wiring diagram for connecting a one-way photocell with a potential-free relay contact.
Wiring diagram for connecting a 2-wire frame photocell.
Quick steps for setting the door's run times using the automatic learning process.
Concise instructions for programming handheld transmitter buttons to radio channels.
Quick guide for performing final tests, including obstacle detection.
Overview of DIP switch functions for automatic closing, pre-warning, partial opening, and safety edge.
Quick steps for resetting safety inputs or programmed run times.
Visual and tabular summary of DIP switch functions (ON/OFF) for various features.
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