Tormax Automatic Smart Drive 1101

Questions and Answers

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Alyssa CastanedaAug 17, 2025
What to do if Tormax Automatic Door Opening System remains open?
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  Randall WiseAug 17, 2025
  If the Tormax Automatic Door Opening System remains open, check if the activator has maintained contact or the cable on 5 is short-circuited against GND. Verify if the operating mode OPEN is active or the cable on 3 is short-circuited against GND. Also, ensure that the safety device in the closing direction or the safety device for the swing area is not active, the cable is connected, or jumper 18–19 is present.
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Chris BarkerAug 21, 2025
Why Tormax Automatic Door Opening System opens not completely?
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  Jeffrey MendezAug 21, 2025
  If the Tormax Automatic Door Opening System opens not completely, it may be due to the following reasons: The opening force may be too strongly limited or inadequate for a door that is difficult to operate. The safety device in the opening direction may be triggered during the opening motion. "Teach-In General" may not have been performed. The open position may have been set incorrectly according to "Teach-In". The internal open end-stop may not permit a larger opening. There may be an irregularity in the opening-versus-force dependency or wind load.
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Victoria WallaceAug 25, 2025
Why Tormax Automatic Smart Drive 1101 Door Opening System slams shut?
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  Rebecca TaylorAug 25, 2025
  If the Tormax Automatic Door Opening System slams shut, it could be due to the start of damping being too late or the damping being inadequate. It may also be due to differential pressure in the building or a defective operator (position sensor, motor).
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Kevin StokesAug 27, 2025
Why Tormax Automatic Smart Drive 1101 Door Opening System opens varyingly?
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  Cody MillerAug 27, 2025
  If the Tormax Automatic Door Opening System opens varyingly, it could be due to varying preconditions through "Teach-In General" and "Teach-In Key Switch", or an irregularity in the opening-versus-force dependency or wind load.
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zchavezAug 30, 2025
Why Tormax Automatic Door Opening System does not remain open in operating mode OPEN?
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  Charles RobertsonAug 31, 2025
  If the Tormax Automatic Door Opening System does not remain open in operating mode OPEN, the end stop may be incorrectly adjusted. Alternatively, wind load or the door not being in the plumb bob could be the cause. The motor thermal protection might also be triggered, temporarily allowing only manual operation.
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wleeSep 3, 2025
Why the safety device in opening direction of Tormax Automatic Smart Drive 1101 Door Opening System does not react?
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  robertsonvictoriaSep 3, 2025
  If the safety device in the opening direction of the Tormax Automatic Door Opening System does not react, it may be because the safety device in the opening direction was active during "Teach-In General" or "Teach-In Key Switch". It could also be due to a short circuit in the cable to the safety sensor.
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Debra AndersonSep 6, 2025
Why point LED goes out temporarily on Tormax Automatic Smart Drive 1101 Door Opening System?
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  diazreneeSep 6, 2025
  The point LED on the Tormax Automatic Door Opening System may go out temporarily due to a temporary overload exceeding 0.75 A at the 24 VDC power supply. This can occur when the power demand rises above 18 W, particularly when operating the door lock or the signal lamp (cold start).
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Dr. James BoothSep 9, 2025
Why Tormax Automatic Door Opening System has irregular motion?
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  Stephanie SmithSep 10, 2025
  If the Tormax Automatic Door Opening System demonstrates irregular motion, the operator may be defective, particularly the position sensor, control system, or motor.
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christopher74Nov 13, 2025
What to do if Tormax Automatic Smart Drive 1101 Door Opening System doesn't open?
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  Kayla MccannNov 13, 2025
  If the Tormax Automatic Door Opening System doesn't open, consider the following possibilities: Check if the emergency off is pressed (the point LED on the display should be lit). Ensure that the safety device in the opening direction is not active, the cable is connected, or jumper 14-15 is present. Verify that the swing area safety device is not active, the cable is connected, or jumper 18–19 is present. Confirm that the operating mode OFF is not active and the cable on 1 is not short-circuited against GND. Check the mains supply and ensure it is not interrupted (the point LED on the display should be lit). Verify that the power supply 24 V is not overloaded (the point LED on the display should be lit). Check if the thermal motor protection or transformer protection was triggered (the po...

Summary

Introduction to TORMAX Smart Drive 1101 Installation

Addressee and Status Information

Target audience and required information for installation personnel.

Area of Application for SWINGDOOR Smart Drive 1101

Document applicability to TORMAX SWINGDOOR Smart Drive 1101 automatic doors.

Explanation of Symbols and Warnings

Interpretation of symbols indicating safety risks and operational importance.

Available Languages for Documentation

Information on obtaining the instructions in different languages.

Safety Precautions and Regulations

General Safety and Accident Prevention Regulations

Adherence to safety information prior to installation and commissioning is critical.

Preventing General Hazards and Equipment Damage

Guidelines to prevent finger injuries, ensure correct voltage, and secure power cables.

Warnings of Dangerous Electrical Voltages

Procedures for safely working with electrical components and disconnecting power.

Intended Use and Safety Standards

Use for Intended Purpose and Compliance

Operator designed for automatic interior/exterior doors, compliant with safety regulations.

Maximum Door Leaf Weights Guidance

Graphical representation of permissible door leaf weights based on width.

Safeguarding Danger Points in Automatic Doors

Measures to avoid endangerments like jamming, shearing, and drawing-in during door motion.

Operational Safety Measures

Automatic Swing Door Safety Considerations

Safety precautions for door leaves opening into transit areas and safeguarding danger points.

Organizational Measures for Installation

Requirements for qualified installation personnel and adherence to safety rules.

Fundamental Safety Behaviour Guidelines

Rules for safe operation, handling tools, and electrical safety during installation.

Core Functions of the Automatic System

General Motion Control Description

How the motor operates for opening, braking, and holding the door in position.

Activator and Key Switch Functionality

How activators and key switches initiate door opening in different modes.

Safety Device Functions in Operation

Explanation of safety devices in opening, closing, and swing area directions.

Testing of Safety Devices

Procedure for testing the active state of safety devices.

Operating Modes: OFF and AUTO

Description of how the door operates in OFF and AUTO modes.

Advanced System Operations and Controls

Operating Mode OPEN Functionality

How the door operates when set to the OPEN mode.

Door Lock Mechanism and Operation

Details on how the door lock engages and disengages.

Feedback Door State and Power Supply

Functionality of door state feedback and the 24 VDC power supply.

Reversing Motion and Time Control

How the system reacts to obstacles and time-based operations.

Internal Protective Devices and Power Failure

Information on internal protections and operation during power loss.

Installation Overview and Methods

Visual Overview of Mounting Methods

Diagrams illustrating various ways to mount the door operator.

Lintel Mounting with Standard Linkage

4.1 Lintel Mounting Standard Linkage Guide

Detailed steps for mounting the operator in a lintel using standard linkage.

Template Application and Hole Drilling

Instructions for using templates and drilling holes for mounting.

Attaching Cone and Fastening Components

Steps for attaching the cone, operator, and bearing trestle.

Adjusting and Securing Mounting Parts

Guidance on adjusting the member and securing covers and plates.

Door Leaf Mounting with Standard Linkage

4.2 Door Leaf Mounting Standard Linkage Guide

Detailed steps for mounting the operator on the door leaf using standard linkage.

Template Application and Hole Drilling

Instructions for using templates and drilling holes for mounting.

Attaching Cone and Fastening Components

Steps for attaching the cone, operator, and bearing trestle.

Adjusting and Securing Mounting Parts

Guidance on adjusting the member and securing covers and plates.

Sliding Lever Mounting Procedure

4.3 Sliding Lever Mounting Instructions

Detailed steps for mounting the operator using a sliding lever mechanism.

Template, Drilling, and Cone Attachment

Instructions for template, drilling, cone attachment, and screw tightening.

Fastening Operator, Rail, and Trestle

Steps for fastening the operator, sliding rail, and bearing trestle.

Securing Covers and Connecting Parts

Instructions for mounting side covers and connecting parts.

Panic Fitting Installation Guide

4.4 Panic Fitting Mounting Details

Detailed steps for mounting the operator with a panic fitting.

Template, Drilling, and Cone Attachment

Instructions for template, drilling, cone attachment, and screw tightening.

Fastening Operator, Hinge, and Magnet

Steps for fastening the operator, panic fitting hinge, and adjusting magnet force.

Securing Components and Rubber Stop

Instructions for mounting side covers, connecting parts, and fastening the rubber stop.

Mechanical Adjustments for Door Operation

OPEN End-Stop Usage and Adjustment Warning

Warning regarding the internal OPEN end-stop usage in automatic operation.

Adjusting the Door to Maximum Opening and End-Stop

Steps for opening the door to maximum width and adjusting the OPEN end-stop.

Limiting Door Opening for Stability

Guidance on limiting door opening to prevent linkage tipping or rail derailment.

Electrical Connections and Wiring

Observing Wiring Diagrams

Instruction to consult specific wiring diagrams for lintel and door-leaf mounting.

System Switch and Mains Connection

Requirements for system switch installation and mains power connection.

Emergency-off Switch and Safety Facilities

Instructions for mounting and connecting emergency-off switches and safety facilities.

Terminal Connections and Safety Device Wiring

Detailed Terminal Connections Diagram

Diagram showing connections for Activator, Key switch, and safety devices.

Wiring for Monitored Safety Devices

Specific wiring instructions for safety devices with monitoring features.

Wiring for Non-Monitored Safety Devices

Specific wiring instructions for safety devices without monitoring features.

Legend for Terminal Connections

Explanation of symbols and abbreviations used in terminal connection diagrams.

BEA Bodyguard Safety Device Wiring

BEA Bodyguard Specific Wiring Diagram

Detailed wiring diagram for the BEA Bodyguard safety device.

Safety Device Combination Warning

Crucial warning against mixing monitored and non-monitored safety devices.

24 V Power Supply Load Capacity

Information on the maximum load for the 24V power supply and overload indication.

Commissioning the Automatic System

Prerequisites for System Commissioning

List of essential conditions to be met before starting commissioning.

7.1 Commissioning with Teach-In General

Step-by-step guide for initial system setup and learning door parameters.

Importance of Re-Teach-In After Linkage Changes

Notification that linkage adjustments require a new Teach-In procedure.

7.2 Programming Procedure Overview

Explanation of how to navigate and set parameters using keys and display.

Programming Examples and Factory Reset

7.3 Programming Examples Walkthrough

Practical examples demonstrating programming of time delay and release angle.

Example 1: Adjusting Opening Time Delay

Step-by-step guide to change the opening time delay to 1.2 seconds.

Example 2: Checking Push and Go Release Angle

How to examine the programmed release angle for the "Push and Go" function.

Example 3: Performing a Factory Reset

Instructions for resetting all system parameters to factory defaults.

Comprehensive Programming Table

7.4 Programming Table Explained

A detailed table mapping functions and parameters for system configuration.

Detailed Programmable Functions

7.4.1 Programmable Functions Descriptions

In-depth explanations of each programmable function and its parameters.

Teach-In General Function Details

Description of automatic teaching for operational behavior, speed, and position.

Teach-In Key Switch Function Details

Optional teaching procedure for different behaviors using the key switch.

Push-and-Go Function Settings

Configuration options for the Push-and-Go feature, including activation and angle.

Safety Device Activation Options

How to activate safety devices for closing direction, swing area, and Bodyguard.

Opening Time Delay Adjustment

Setting the delay time for the door to start opening after an unlock command.

Special Functions Menu

Options for combining functions like sequencing, door lock state, and feedback.

Angle Homing in Speed Closing

Adjusting the angle for homing speed closing, affecting damping effectiveness.

Homing in Speed Adjustment

Setting the speed for softly driving the door to its final position.

Opening Force Limitation for Low Energy

Limiting opening force to comply with low energy operator requirements.

Speed Limitation for Low Energy

Limiting opening and closing speeds for low energy operator compliance.

Resetting System Parameters

Procedure to restore all programming changes to their factory default values.

Effect of Homing Speed and Angle

7.4.2 Homing Speed and Angle Effects Explained

Explanation of how homing speed and angle influence the door's closing motion.

Closing Speed Higher Than Homing Speed Diagram

Diagram illustrating closing speed exceeding homing speed with angle adjustments.

Closing Speed Lower Than Homing Speed Diagram

Diagram illustrating closing speed below homing speed with angle adjustments.

Low Energy Applications Compliance

7.5 Low Energy Applications Guidelines

Guidance for building door systems compliant with low energy standards.

Homing Adjustments for Low Energy

Recommended settings for homing functions 5 and 6 for different linkage types.

Force and Speed Limits for Low Energy

Settings for force and speed limitation functions 7 and 8 for various door widths/weights.

Troubleshooting Common Door Issues

Door Fails to Open or Opens Incompletely

Causes and solutions for the door not opening or not opening completely.

Inconsistent Door Operation and Stays Open

Troubleshooting for varying operation, staying open, or not staying open in OPEN mode.

Safety Device and Indicator Light Issues

Diagnosing issues with safety device reactivity and point LED behavior.

Door Slamming Shut and Irregular Motion

Causes and solutions for abrupt door closure and irregular movement.

Final System Check List

Drive Unit and Safety Compliance Check

Checklist for drive unit security, cable routing, and safety regulations.

Activator and Functionality Verification

Checks for activator adjustment, detection, and function selection.

General Appearance and Acceptance Test

Checklist for system appearance, labeling, and acceptance test criteria.

System Handover to Operator

Checklist for handover, including operating instructions and operator training.