Declaration Of Conformity - Vimar ELVOX ECP2 Manual Para El Conexionado Y El Uso

CONNECTIONS ONTHE TERMINAL BOARD:
1 – Input 230 Vac line (Phase).
2 – Input 230 Vac line (Neutral).
2 – Outlet lifting motor.
3 – Outlet common motor.
5 – Outlet lowering motor.
6 – Input 230 Vac blinking light (Neutral).
7 – Input 230 Vac blinking light (Phase).
8 - Outlet service power feed at 24 Vac 3W.
9 - Outlet service power feed at 24 Vac 3W.
10 - Input open-close control button (NA).
11 - Input common GND.
12 - Input security device (NC).
13 - Input hot pole antenna.
14 - Input ground antenna.
PROGRAMMING OF THE CONTROL UNIT
Programming of the control board is performed using PROG push button, and warning D2 led.
Programming of the remote control
During the programming procedure, 1 or 2 remote-control codes can be memorised.A single code produces a cyclical movement (Up/Down); using two
codes, the upward and downward motion can be controlled separately.
The remote-control transmission codes are programmed as follows:
– Push the PROG key for 1 second.
– The LED D2 will start to blink.
– Send the first code with the remote control chosen.
– The LED D2 shall start to blink rapidly.
– Send the second code with the remote control chosen.
– The LED D2 stays on, signalling that programming has been completed.
If the second code is not sent within 10 seconds, the control unit leaves the programming phase, selecting the operating mode only with the remote-control
code.This procedure can be repeated until a maximum of 120 remote-control commands are memorised. If all 120 codes have been memorised by repeating
the programming, then LED D2 signals shall begin blinking, signalling that no further memorisation operations are possible. Remote-control commands can
also be memorised without using the PROG key on the control unit.The procedure is as follows:
1 –Take a remote-control command already memorised and send the code to the control unit, keeping the button pressed down for more than 10 seconds.
2 – The control unit begins programming, triggering the blinking light; new codes may be programmed during this phase by proceeding exactly as described
above.
If no code has been memorised yet, then the remote programming phase may be activated by any remotecontrol command.
If you are using a dipswitch remote control, before memorising, you will have to select the desired code setting the dipswitches on the remote control . If
you want to use further remote controls, you only need to set the dipswitches with the same combination as one previously memorised, or follow the normal
memorisation procedure, but selecting a different dipswitch combination.
NB! Also for remote controls, you can memorise entering self-learning with a remote control previously memorised.
Cancellation of all the codes in the memory:
Cancellation of all the codes in the memory is carried out as follows:
– Push the PROG key for 25 seconds.
– The LED D2 starts to blink.
– The CODE LED goes off, signalling cancellation of the codes.
Blinking light or courtesy light
The control unit has a 230Vac 40W max. outlet for connection of a blinking light or courtesy light.The control unit is supplied by the manufacturer with the
Blinking Light function enabled (Jumper S1 inserted). Under the blinking mode, the 230 Vac. outlet is activated every time the automation is in movement,
for the duration of the motor time.To enable the courtesy light, remove the Jumper S1.When the courtesy light is activated, the control unit enables the 230V
outlet for 180 second every time an opening command is issued.
Motor time
Automatic management of running times.
Security device:
With the control unit it is possible to power and to connect security devices, such as
photocells, pneumatic slats (NC) etc..The addition does not result in variations in operation during the
opening phase, while it leads to an inversion of the motion during the closing. If not utilised, this input
must be bridged.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

The manufacturer declares that the ECP1 device complies with European Directive 99/05; it was manufactured in consideration of non-abrogated articles 10.1
and 10.2, plus annexes 1 and 3 of European- Community Directive 88/336 EMC (including subsequent modifications), and in consideration of nonabrogated
article 2 and annexes 1, 3B and 4 of the low-voltage European-Community Directive 73/23.The following technical standards have been applied:
EN 60335-1: ELECTRICAL SAFETY
EN 301 489-3, EN 60 730-1: ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY
EN 300 220-3: USE OF THE RADIO SPECTRUM
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