Ditec 52e Control Panel With K22inv And K10inv Motors With Limit Switches Group Instruction Manual

Ditec 52e Control Panel With K22inv And K10inv Motors With Limit Switches Group Instruction Manual

Ditec 52E Control Panel with K22INV and K10INV motors with Limit Switches Group Instruction Manual

GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Warning icon This installation manual is intended for professionally competent personnel only. Installation, electrical connections and adjustments must be performed in accordance with Good Working Methods and in compliance with the current standards.
Read the instructions carefully before installing the product. Incorrect installation could be dangerous. The packaging materials (plastic, polystyrene, etc.) should not be discarded in the environment or left within reach of children, as they are a potential source of danger.
Before installing the product, make sure it is in perfect condition. Do not install the product in explosive areas and atmospheres: the presence of inflammable gas or fumes represents a serious safety hazard. Before installing the door, make all the structural modifications necessary in order to create safety clearance and to guard or isolate all the crushing, shearing, trapping and general danger areas.
Make sure the existing structure is up to standard in terms of strength and stability. The safety devices (photocells, safety edges, emergency stops, etc.) must be installed taking into account current laws and directives, Good Working Methods, the installation environment, the system operating logic and the forces developed by the motorised door or gate.
The safety devices must protect any crushing, shearing, trapping and general hazardous areas of the door. Display the signs required by law to identify hazardous areas.
Each installation must clearly indicate the door identification data.
Caution icon Before connecting the power supply, make sure the plate data correspond to those of the mains power supply. An omnipolar disconnection switch with a contact opening distance of at least 3mm must be fitted on the mains supply.
Check there is an adequate residual current circuit breaker and overcurrent cutout upstream of the electrical system.
Connect the door to an efficient earthing system that complies with current safety standards. The door manufacturer declines all responsibility if components not compatible with safety and good functioning are installed, or modifications of any kind are made that have not been specifically authorised by the manufacturer. Use only original Ditec spare parts when repairing or replacing products. The installer must supply all information concerning the automatic, manual and emergency operation of the motorised door or gate, and must provide the user with the operating instructions.

  • Optional accessory
  • Comfort Safety
  • Top Safety

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52E CONTROL PANEL (INVERTER) – Connections

INPUTS
CommandFunctionDescription
1Button icon2NCSTOPIf on the programming menu (page 15 point 16)With contact 1-2 enabled, the opening of the contact STOPS the door
1 Button icon3NOOpeningThe closure of the contact activates the opening operation.
1 Button icon4NOClosureThe closure of the contact activates the closing operation.
41Button icon40NCReversal safety contactThe opening of the safety contact triggers a reversal of the movement (reopening) during the closing operation.
1Button icon8NCReversal safety contactThe opening of the safety contact triggers a reversal of the movement (reopening) during the closing operation.
1Button icon20NOPartial openingThe closure of the contact activates a partial opening operation of the duration set with the advanced menu.
1Button icon11NCClosing limit switchThe opening of the contact stops the closing operation.
1Button icon13NCOpening limit switchThe opening of the contact stops the opening operation.
1Button icon12NCDeceleration limit switchThe opening of the contact activates deceleration during opening.
1Button icon9NOClosure enabling with SLECIn the case of doors with SLEC, the opening of the contact allows the door to work only when someone is present.

CONTROL PANEL CONNECTORS

M2Safety device / Commands
M3Position signal
M4Interlock
M4ABack
M5Motor / brake motor
J4Brake resistance
OPENAuxiliary panel card
SAFETYAuxiliary safety card
OUTPUTS
OutputValueDescription
1Button icon+
0Button icon
24V = / 0.5APower supply to accessories.Power supply output for external accessories, including automation status lamps.
  Button icon LAMP230 V~Flashing light (FLM).Non-flashing signal (jumper ON on FML).Activated during opening and closing operations.
 -F Button icon +F200V= / 0.2Aor24V = / 0.5AElectric motor brake.Automatically set with the choice of door model in the programming menu.The output is active for the duration of both the opening and closing operations.
Button icon230V~ / 6AThree-phase motor.

ADJUSTMENTS AND SETTINGS

TrimmerDescription
P1 Button icon    Opening speed
P2 Button icon    Closing speed
 P3 Button icon Deceleration during opening
 P4 Button icon Adjustment of deceleration during closure
 P5 Button icon Adjustment of display contrast.
Dip-switchesDescriptionOFFON
DIP 1Future use
DIP 2Access to advanced menuDisabledEnabled
DIP 3Trimmer enablingDisabledEnabled
DIP 4CounterTOT: Number of operationsSVC: Number of operations left until serviceDisabledEnabled
DIP 5Access to service menuDisabledEnabled
DIP 6Door operating data display(F working, I Bus, I peak, V Bus)DisabledEnabled
DIP 7Future use
DIP 8Cyclic operation menuDisabledEnabled
LEDOn
DL2Closing position
DL3Deceleration
DL6Partial opening
DL7Opening position
DL15Autostart
ButtonsDescription
S2USED FOR PROGRAMMING
S3NOT USED
S4NOT USED
S5USED FOR PROGRAMMING
Operating mode StandardProgramming Operating
ButtonLEDButton
Button icon Starts the opening operation.
  • The green LED on indicates the presence of the 24 V= power supply.
Menu scrolling
Button icon Starts the partial opening operation.Confirm
Button icon Starts and stops the STOP operation.
  • The red LED on indicates that the STOP has been activated.-   The flashing red LED indicates that the safety devices havebeen activated.-   The quick flashing red LED indicates that the service thresholdhas been reached
Button icon Starts the closing operation.Menu scrolling

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

SMART RESET
SMART RESET

SECTOR RESET
SECTOR RESET

SMART PLUS
SMART PLUS
SMART PLUS

SECTOR PLUS
SECTOR PLUS
SECTOR PLUS

TRAFFIC C
TRAFFIC C
TRAFFIC C
TRAFFIC C

FUSES
IDValueSizeCircuit
F1 – F212A – 500V10.3 x 38Single phase line

LIMIT SWITCH ADJUSTMENT

LIMIT SWITCH ADJUSTMENT

  1. Set the deceleration ramps at zero (P3 – P4)
  2. Set the limit switch (C) on the gearmotor so that the door stops about 200/300mm from its closure point.
  3. Set the opening limit switch (A) at the opening point.
  4. Set the deceleration limit switch (B) so it is triggered at about ¾ of the opening stroke.
  5. Set the opening and closure speeds using trimmers (P1) and (P2) respectively.
  6. Set the trimmers of the deceleration ramps – (P3) for opening and (P4) for closure – to ensure the door stops at its actual “open” and “closed” positions.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Display messageProblemCheck
Current limit exceededRequested motor torque exceeds available torque.
  • Reduce opening speed
  • Check power supply
  • Check power supply wiring.
Insert brake resistanceVoltage on BUS exceedsthreshold
  • For Sector Reset doors, connect the brake resistance and set the item on the advanced menu to “YES”.
  • Switch off the control panel, wait 3 minutes and reconnect thepower supply
  • If the error reoccurs, check that the voltage on the BUS is lowerthan 360 V.
Max. BUS voltageBUS voltage exceedsthreshold
  • Switch off the control panel, wait 3 minutes and reconnect thepower supply
  • Check the control panel power supply voltage.
Stand by EncoderInstallation of a new control/ replacement control already programmed previously Absolute Encoder not connected.To reset the control panel follow the procedure:
  • DIP2 in ON
  • push STOP (the control panel goes in the “programmin menu” showing the data already set)
  • scroll the menù till the step “COMMAND MODE” and set LIMIT SWITCHES
  • DIP2 in OFF

PROGRAMMING

INSTALLATION MENU

When the control panel is switched on, after showing the messages DITEC and microprocessor and card FW VERSION, the device automatically enters the installation menu and displays the message SELECT LANGUAGE

Confirm with Button icon

Warning icon Remove cables from PIN 3, 4, 20 during programming

STEP1st level options2nd level optionsMenu scrollingNotes
1Select language Button iconConfirm with: Button icon
Confirm with: Button icon      ENGLISH
ITALIAN
FRANÇAIS
DEUTCH
ESPANOL – POLSKACESKY – MAGYAR
2Door modelButton iconConfirm with: Button icon
Confirm with: Button icon       SOFT RESET
SECTOR RESET
SMART PLUS
SECTOR PLUS
TRAFFIC C
SMART RESET
3Position controlButton iconConfirm the Limit Switch optionwith: Button icon
Confirm with: Button icon LIMIT SWITCH
ENCODER
4Calibrating positionsButton iconThe door will move to the required position in operator present mode and at low speed. Confirm the Limit Switch position after setting Button icon
Confirm with: Button icon    CLOSED POSITION
PARTIAL POSITION(indicates the deceleration start position)
OPEN POSITION
5Command mode Button iconConfirm with: Button icon Selecting 1-9: if 1-9 is closed, the command mode will be impulsive, if 1-9 is open the command mode will be “dead man”
Confirm with: Button icon   IMPULSIVE
MAN PRESENT
INPUT 1-9
6CONFIRM DATAButton iconConfirm with: Button icon

PROGRAMMING COMPLETED 

The door is now programmed and operating with the set default speed values. With the door MOVING, the voltage and current values will be displayed on the BUS.

ADVANCED MENU

The advanced menu allows you to modify the position of the limit switches which have previously been set and modify the set default parameters.

To access the Advanced Menu:
ADVANCED MENU

  • STOP the door
  • Set DIP 2 to ON

“LIM. SWITCH CAL.”, the first item in the advanced menu, will appear on the display.

Warning icon ONCE PROGRAMMING HAS ENDED, SET DIP2 TO OFF

Warning icon Remove cables from PIN 3, 4, 20 during programming

STEP1st level optionsScrollingConfirm2nd level optionsNotes
1Encoder CalibrationButton iconButton iconClosed positionButton iconThe door will move to the desired position in man present mode and at low speed. All the positions (closing, partial opening, opening) must be set.
2Photocell excluded (step present only for Reset doors)Button iconButton iconChange value (1 unit @ 3mm)Button iconBy increasing the value, the position of the photocell by-pass is raised
3Primary safety device excludedButton iconButton iconChange value (1 unit @ 3mm)Button iconBy increasing the value, the position of the primary safety by- pass is raised
4Automatic closing (default SI with T= 5 s)Button iconButton iconYESButton icon
NO
5Automatic closing timeButton iconButton iconTime variantButton iconOption available only if YES hasbeen selected for point 4).Value ranging from 0 to 100 sec.
6Command modeButton iconButton iconImpulsiveButton iconSelecting 1-9: if 1-9 is closed, the command mode will be impulsive, if 1-9 is open the command mode will be “dead man”
Man present
INPUT 1-9
7Opening safety deviceButton iconButton iconYESButton iconIf set to YES, the closed door that receives an opening command does not open if the photocell is activated.
NO
8Interlock Button iconButton iconNO INTERLOCKButton iconAIRLOCK: door 2 opens with ex- ternal command only if door 1 is closed. INTERLOCK: door 2 opens auto- matically when door 1 has closed
AIRLOCK
INTERLOCK
9Pre-flashing whenopening (default no) Button icon Button iconYESButton iconPre-flashing has a set time of3 sec.
NO
10Opening ramp advanceButton iconButton iconCHANGE VALUE(1 unit @ 3mm)Button iconWhen the value increases, the deceleration distance when opening increases.
11Opening speedin (Hz)Button iconButton iconCHANGE VALUEButton iconThe setting of values that are higher than the default ones must be assessed according to door dimensions and operating conditions.
12Closing speedin (Hz)Button iconButton iconCHANGE VALUEButton iconThe setting of higher values must be assessed according to door dimensions and operating conditions.
13Service Alarm   Button iconButton icon  YESButton icon
NO
RESET?Restart the service count down
14Service threshButton iconButton iconCHANGE VALUEButton iconOption available only if YES hasbeen selected for point 13).Set value to steps of 1000 cycles Max 200,000 cycles
15Enable stop 1-2Button iconButton iconYESButton iconIf set to YES, opening of thecontact 1-2 STOPS the door.
NO
16Brake resistance (default NO)Button iconButton iconYESButton iconSet to YES when the door is supplied with brake resistance.
NO
17PARAMETER RESETButton iconButton iconCONFIRMButton iconConfirm to go back to theinstallation menu.

Warning icon ONCE PROGRAMMING HAS ENDED, SET DIP2 TO OFF

Timed opening menu

With door in STOP position and DIP 8 ON you enter the menu CYCLIC MODE. By activating this mode it is possible to set a timed opening at regular time intervals. Once the mode is set put DIP 8 OFF.

STEP1st level optionsScrollingConfirm2nd level optionsNotes
1CYCLIC MODEButton iconButton iconTIMER OFFButton iconTimer not active
TIMER ONTimer active
2TIME UNITButton iconButton iconMIN.Button iconTimer by minuts
SEC.Timer by seconds
3OPENING TIMEButton iconButton icon1 …200Button iconSet the regular time intervals
4AUTO CLOS.TIMEButton iconButton icon1….200Button iconSet the time during which the door remains open
5TOTButton iconButton iconVALUEButton iconCycle counter
6RESET CYCLESButton iconButton iconRESET?Button iconCycle counter reset

When CYCLIC MODE is active, the display shows every 2 sec:
TOT cycle – count down to next open/OPENING TIME

Service menu (password required)

To access the Service menu:
Service menu

  • STOP the door
  • Set DIP5 to ON
  • Enter the PW: button sequence OPEN- OPEN- CLOSE- PARTIAL OPENING

Warning icon Remove cables from PIN 3, 4, 20 during programming

STEP1st level optionsNotes
1MIN BRAKING VOLT. Default 340VdcThreshold for partial intervention of braking resistance
2MAX BRAKING VOLT. Default 380VdcThreshold for total intervention of braking resistance
3OVERCURRENT LIMITDefault 10AIf the current on the BUS exceeds the set threshold, the door opens athalf the speed to reduce absorption.
4RAMP SLOPE DURING OPENINGChanges the slope of the deceleration ramp when opening. Default 15. (If the value is increased, the ramp distance is reduced).
5BATTERY LEVELVisualizes the encoder battery charge level from 0% to 100%
6ALARM LISTThe last 50 alarms are displayed: Overcurrent; bus voltage exceeds limit, Intervention of brake resistance, inverter overtemperature, faulty motor driver (encoder). To exit, press partial opening

Warning icon ONCE PROGRAMMING HAS ENDED, SET DIP5 TO OFF 

ALARMS

MESSAGESITUATIONNOTES
Ditecdoor closed waiting for command
Opening of VBUS IBUSdoor opening
Door open – automatic closing timeDoor open
Closing of VBUS IBUSdoor closing
Input 40 closed; input 8 openintervention of photocellWhen door is moving
input 40 open; input 8 closedPrimary safety device intervention(SLEC / SAFETY EDGE)When door is moving
Limit switches openIntervention of safety microswitch on manual opening device / intervention of thermal protection on motor / opening (A) and closure(C) limit switches simultaneously active.
Opening safety device activatedphotocell engaged when door is closed and door does not openMessage that only appears if the “safety in open” function is set to YES on the advanced menu (step 7).
Door stoppedstop command activated
Stand by encoderNew control panel power on / replacing control panel power onAbsolute Encoder not connected.Control panel already programmed to work with motor having absolute encoder. To reset see troubleshooting chapter.

INTERLOCK

INTERLOCK

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