BFT VIRGO Instrucciones De Instalación página 32

3) TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Power supply
Low voltage/mains insulation
Operating temperature range
Thermal overload protection
Dielectric rigidity
Motor output current
Motor relay switching current
Maximum motor power
Accessories power supply
AUX 0
Fuses
N° of combinations
Max.n° of transmitters that can be
memorized
(*other voltages to order)
Usable transmitter versions:
All ROLLING CODE transmitters compatible with
3.1) VIRGO BAT BATTERY KIT (OPTIONAL - Fig.M)
Allows operation to continue even when the mains power supply is off for a
short time.
Charge voltage: .............................................................27.2V
Data detected with external temperature of: ...........................................................25°C
Battery capacity: .............................................................................................. 2x (12V 1.2Ah)
Exhausted battery protection threshold: .......................................................... 20.4V
Battery recharge time: .................................................................................................12/14 h
NOTE: In case of operation with battery back up, the outputs to terminals 8-9
(Vsafe 24V~) and 10-11 (Vsafe 24V~) show a voltage of 24V
indicated in Fig.O.
At the time of installing the VIRGO BAT Kit, check that the safety devices are
connected correctly.
4) ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION SET-UP
Arrange the electrical installation as shown in fig.K.
Keep the mains voltage connections definitely separate from the very low volt-
age connections (24V).
For this purpose, the operator is provided with appropriate fittings, indicated in Fig.N,
for a spiral flexible raceway with an inside diameter of 20:
- P1 input for mains power supply + GND.
- P2/P3 inputs for safety devices and accessories.
For the mains power supply, use the appropriate cable clamp (Fig.N -"S"), the ter-
minal bar with an incorporated protection fuse (Fig.N-"L-N") and the GND terminal.
Connect the yellow/green cable to the earth terminal.
Fig.16 shows the cross-section and the number of connections.
5) TERMINAL BOARD WIRING Fig. C
WARNINGS - When performing wiring and installation, refer to the standards in
force and, whatever the case, apply good practice principles.
Wires carrying different voltages must be kept physically separate from each other,
or they must be suitably insulated with at least 1mm of additional insulation.
Wires must be secured with additional fastening near the terminals, using devices
such as cable clamps.
All connecting cables must be kept far enough away from the dissipater.
WARNING! For connection to the mains power supply, use a multicore cable
with a cross-sectional area of at least 3x1.5mm
the regulations in force.
To connect the motors, use a cable with a cross-sectional area of at least
1.5mm of the kind provided for by the regulations in force.
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The cable must be type H05RN-F at least.
6) MOTOR CONNECTION AND LIMIT SWITCH ADJUSTMENT (Fig. L)
Possible assembly of the Virgo actuator:
1 - M1 motor mounted on the left, M2 mounted on the right, mechanical
overlap on left leaf
2 - M1 motor mounted on the left, M2 mounted on the right, mechanical
overlap on right leaf
3 - M2 motor mounted on the left, M1 mounted on the right, mechanical
overlap on left leaf
4 - M2 motor mounted on the left, M1 mounted on the right, mechanical
overlap on right leaf
In all these 4 cases, it is enough not to modify the connections described in Fig.
O and modify the programming logics "Motor Reversal" and "Opening Reversal"
as shown in Fig. L.
Limit switches must be adjustd acting on the adjusting cams identified in Fig.
L: closing limit switch --> higher cam
opening limit switch -->lower cam
With the gate completely closed and open, rotate the corresponding cam until
you hear the relevant limit microswitch click and lock in position with the ap-
propriate screws.
Check the limit switches have activated correctly, starting some motorized
opening and closing complete cycles
7) SAFETY DEVICES Fig. P
Note: only use receiving safety devices with free changeover contact.
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- VIRGO
INSTALLATION MANUAL
220-230V 50/60 Hz*
> 2MOhm 500V
-20 / +55°C
Software
mains/LV 3750V~ for 1 minute
max. 3.5A+3.5A
10A
110W + 110W (24V )
24V~ (demand max. 180 mA)
24V~safe (demand max. 180 mA)
NO 24V powered contact (max.1A)
see Fig. C
4 billion
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Charge current: 130mA
polarised as
of the kind provided for by
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8) CALLING UP MENUS: FIG. 2
8.1) PARAMETERS MENU (PARA ) (PARAMETERS TABLE "A")
8.2) LOGIC MENU (LOGIC) (LOGIC TABLE "B")
8.3) RADIO MENU (radio) (RADIO TABLE "C")
- IMPORTANT NOTE: THE FIRST TRANSMITTER MEMORIZED MUST BE
IDENTIFIED BY ATTACHING THE KEY LABEL (MASTER).
In the event of manual programming, the first transmitter assigns the RECEIVER'S
KEY CODE: this code is required to subsequently clone the radio transmitters.
The Clonix built-in on-board receiver also has a number of important advanced features:
• Cloning of master transmitter (rolling code or fixed code).
• Cloning to replace transmitters already entered in receiver.
• Transmitter database management.
• Receiver community management.
To use these advanced features, refer to the universal handheld programmer's
instructions and to the general receiver programming guide.
8.4) DEFAULT MENU (default)
Restores the controller's DEFAULT factory settings. Following this reset, you will
need to run the AUTOSET function again.
8.5) LANGUAGE MENU (language)
Used to set the programmer's language on the display.
8.6) AUTOSET MENU (AUTOset)
• Launch an autoset operation by going to the relevant menu.
• As soon as you press the OK button, the ".... .... .... " message is displayed and the control
unit commands the device to perform a full cycle (opening followed by closing), during
which the minimum torque value required to move the leaf is set automatically.
The number of cycles required for the autoset function can range from 1 to 3.
During this stage, it is important to avoid breaking the photocells' beams and not
to use the START and STOP commands or the display.
Once this operation is complete, the control unit will have automatically set the
optimum torque values. Check them and, where necessary, edit them as described
in the programming section.
WARNING!! Check that the force of impact measured at the points
provided for by standard EN 12445 is lower than the value laid down
by standard EN 12453.
Impact forces can be reduced by using deformable edges.
Warning!! While the autoset function is running, the obstacle detection
function is not active. Consequently, the installer must monitor the
automated system's movements and keep people and property out
of range of the automated system.
8.7)INSTALLATION TEST PROCEDURE
1. Run the AUTOSET cycle (*)
2. Check the impact forces: if they fall within the limits (**) skip to point 10 of the
procedure, otherwise
3. Where necessary, adjust the speed and sensitivity (force) parameters: see
parameters table.
4. Check the impact forces again: if they fall within the limits (**) skip to point 10
of the procedure, otherwise
5. Apply a shock absorber profile
6. Check the impact forces again: if they fall within the limits (**) skip to point 10
of the procedure, otherwise
7. Apply pressure-sensitive or electro-sensitive protective devices (such as a
safety edge) (**)
8. Check the impact forces again: if they fall within the limits (**) skip to point 10
of the procedure, otherwise
9. Allow the drive to move only in "Deadman" mode
10. Make sure all devices designed to detect obstacles within the system's operating
range are working properly
(*) Before running the autoset function, make sure you have performed all the
assembly and make-safe operations correctly, as set out in the installation
warnings in the drive's manual.
(**) Based on the risk analysis, you may find it necessary to apply sensitive
protective devices anyway
8.8) STATISTICS MENU
Used to view the version of the board, the total number of operations (in
hundreds), the number of transmitters memorized and the last 30 errors (the
first 2 digits indicate the position, the last 2 give the error code). Error 01 is the
most recent.
8.9) PASSWORD MENU
Used to set a password for the board's wireless programming.
With "PROTECTION LEVEL" logic set to 1,2,3,4, the password is required to access
the programming menus. After 10 consecutive failed attempts to log in, you
will need to wait 3 minutes before trying again. During this time, whenever an
attempt is made to log in, the display will read "BLOC". The default password is
1234.
9) CLOSING LIMIT SWITCH PRESSURE Fig. R Ref. A-B
10) CONNECTION WITH UNIVERSAL HANDHELD PROGRAMMER VERSION>
V1.40 (Fig. Q) Refer to specific manual.
11) RESTORING FACTORY SETTINGS (Fig.S)
WARNING: this operation will restore the control unit's factory settings and all
transmitters stored in its memory will be deleted.