Cardin Elettronica SL Serie Manual Del Usuario página 17

Terminal board connection
1 Common for the emergency buttons
EMRG 2 (NO contact) emergency manoeuvring button input 2
2
3 EMRG 1 (NO contact) emergency manoeuvring button input 1
4 Common for all inputs and outputs.
30 Vdc output, powering external loads
5
6 Common for all inputs and outputs.
7 30 Vdc controlled output, powering external loads
8 Common for all inputs and outputs.
LS 24 Vdc 3W output for an indicator light.
9
10 LP 24 Vdc output for warning lights.
25W intermittent activation (50%), 12,5W continuous activation
11 Common for all inputs and outputs.
FTCI (NC contact) Safety and control devices in input (photocells invert the travel
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direction when an obstruction is detected). Opening this contact will provoke
a travel direction inversion during closure due to the cutting in of the safety
device.
13 CSP (NC contact) Safety buffer input). Opening this contact will provoke a travel
direction inversion of 10 cm, a pause of 3 minutes, after which the motor will
continue moving in the original direction after a 10 second preflashing period
has elapsed.
14 Tb (NC contact) Stop button input (The opening of this contact interrupts the
cycle until a new movement command is given).
15 Common for all inputs and outputs.
16 TD (NO contact) Dynamic button input
17 TAL (NO contact) Limited opening button input
18 TC (NO contact) Closing button input
TA (NO contact) Opening button input
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20 Outer conductor for radio receiver antenna
21 Inner conductor for radio receiver antenna (if an external antenna is fitted use a
coaxial cable RG58 with an impedance of 50Ω).
Note : The total of the 2 external device outputs must not exceed 10 W.
(1)
P3
L6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
21 20 19
CN1 Secondary Faston connection 24Vac logic power supply
CN2 Secondary Faston connection motor circuit power supply
V2:0Vac, V3:20Vac, V4:30Vac
CN3 Battery Faston connection
CN4 Motor Faston connection
CSER
Serial connection (only for diagnostics)
D1 Six-segment LED display
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(1) .
.
(1)
L5 L8
L10
L9
L7 L11
DS1
P1 L3 P2
18 17 16 15 14 13
ALL UNUSED NC CONTACTS MUST bE JUMPED.
If the FTCI input has been jumped the FTCI security device test must also be deac-
tivated (Dip 7 "OFF". If you want to activate the FTCI test both the transmission and
receiver parts of the security devices must be connected to the binding post marked
"CTRL 30 Vdc". If the test is active there will be a 1 second delay between the com-
mand transmission and movement of the gate.
Switch on the power and make sure that the indicator LEDS are in the following condi-
tion (note: If the display is off you can press the PROG key to show the status of the
safety devices.
- L1 Power on
- L2 Wrong battery connection
- L3
Transmitter code programming indicator
- L4
Battery charging
- L5 Indicator for the blocking button "Tb"
- L6 Indicator for the inverting photoelectric cells "FTCI"
- L7
Indicator for the contact safety edge "CSP"
- L8 Indicator for the opening button "TA"
- L9 Indicator for the opening button "TC"
- L10 Indicator for the limited opening button "TAL"
- L11 Indicator for the dynamic button "TD/CH1"
Note If this LED is "on" invert the battery power cables
(2)
immediately.
Note This LED is "on" when the battery is charged.
(3)
Note Check that the activation of the safety devices switches
(4)
the corresponding LEDS off.
If the green power on LED doesn't light up check the condition of the fuses and the
power cable connection at the transformer primary.
If one or more of the safety LEDS do not light up check the contacts of the rela-
tive security devices and check that the unused safety device contacts have been
bridged.
D1
L1
{
CN4
9
12 11 10 8 7
DS1 Selection dip-switch
F1 15A blade fuse
F2 4A blade fuse
F3 15A blade fuse
F4 4A blade fuse
Note (1): These are automotive type blade fuses
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L4
F4
CN3
10
L2
bT
F1
15
CN2
V4 V3
M
F2
4
6 5 4
3 2 1
(motor power protection)
(1)
(24V circuit protection)
(1)
(motor power protection during battery operation)
(1)
(24V circuit protection during battery operation)
(1)
ON
OFF
(2)
OFF
OFF
(3)
ON
(4)
ON
(4)
ON
(4)
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
F3
bT
V2
CN1
V0 V1