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Additional wiring diagram TSA 160 NT TANDEM

TSA160NT TANDEM DCU5 door controller for automatic swing doors, with spring-operated closing mechanism Additional connection plan Valid from Software Version DCU5 V2.1 Hardware Revision DCU500 Rev B Additional connection plan TSA160NT TANDEM Page … 1 Notes … 2 Connection DCU5 Master – DCU5 Slave … 3 Limit switches and internal program switch … 4 Power supply connection … 5 Smoke control centre to TSA160NT Tandem … 1 Notes This connection diagram applies in addition to connection diagram DCU5, Mat. No. 125014. Two drives TSA 160 NT are mechanically connected to form a tandem drive. The safety and actuation units must be connected at the DCU5 Master Control unit. The DCU5 control units can be configured with the buttons S1 and S2 or by using the Display program switch. Configuration at the Master- und Slave-control unit: DCU5 Master DCU5 Slave EF = 01 SI = according to desired function SO = 01 TE = depending on the used sensor EF = 02 SI = 00 SO = 01 TE = 00 … Connection DCU5 Master – DCU5 Slave DCU5 Master RS485 GND … 24V … RS485-A 42 RS485-B SCR BN DCU5 Slave RS485 … GND … 24V 42 RS485-A 41 41 RS485-B 43 43 SCR DCU5 Master SIO YE GN WH DCU5 Slave SIO SIO 13 13 SIO GND … 1 GND 24V … 2 24V TST 10 10 TST Additional connection plan TSA160NT TANDEM Page … 3 Limit switches and internal program switch DCU5 Slave ES WH GN SIO … OL … AU … 24V … 24V … 24V … DO DCU5 Master ES Yellow cam: Wall-blanking SIO WH GN Blue cam: TSA160NT open position RD RD RD Internal program switch … I BU … II YE … WAB … OL … AU … 24V … 24V … 24V … DO Additional connection plan TSA160NT TANDEM Page … 4 Power supply connection Mains fuse cust provided 230V 50Hz L BK N BU PE 10A Main switch (cust provided) … 3 … Controller DCU5 Controller DCU5 Fuse term.block … BK L T4A BN BU N BU NTZ1 NTZ2 … 2 BN NTZ1 … 1 … BU … GN/YE PE GN/YE Drive TSA160 NT Slave Drive TSA 160 NT Master Drive capacity … x 300 W PE PE GN/YE GN/YE Drive cover Base plate Drive cover Base plate … Smoke control centre to TSA160NT Tandem Circuit breaker CLOSE DOOR RSZ ALARM TSA160NT Master Mains fuse cust provided 230V 50Hz L BK N BU PE GN/YE 10A 24V Main switch (cust provided) GND ZR mains shut-off board Fuse terminal block … 2 … 4 PE BK L T4A BN BU N BU … + … - … RESET … 1 GN/YE … DCU5 Master NTZ1 BN BU Base plate Drive cover Additional connection plan TSA160NT TANDEM … 1 Accessory TSA160 ZR, Mat. No. 26928 The drive is not approved for use in fire protection areas Pay attention to the smoke control centre installation and operating instructions. In the event of a fire alarm or a power failure, the door opener and the motor are isolated from the controller. The TSA 160 NT TANDEM closes using spring power. After connection to the power supply, the reset switch must be activated. The mains shut-off board applies a load of approx. 25 mA to the smoke control centre. Page … .

GC 338 sensor strip

GC 338 152969-03  GC 338 Sensor strip Original operating instructions for device version V.03 Contents Symbols and illustrations … Abbreviations … Product liability … 2 … Safety … Intended use … Safety notes … Safety-conscious working … Environmentally conscious working … 2 Validity … 3 Description … Supplied by GEZE … 4 Work to be done before installation … Installing the drive … Preparing the door transmission cable … 5 Installation … Preparations … Position of the modules … Installation of the modules … Preparing the transmitter and the receiver for the other side of the door … 13 Special installation situations … 13 … Commissioning … 14 … Teaching the drive … 14 Sensor teach-in … 14 Putting the drive and sensor into operation … 17 … Final assembly steps after commissioning … 18 … Special installation situations … 19 … Installation on 2-leaf doors … 19 Converging door leaves … 19 Strong external light exposure … 19 Installation on doors with jamb … 19 Installation on fire protection doors / glass doors … 20 Installation on doors with horizontal handle-bars or panic bars … 20 Installation on doors with vertical handle-bars … 21 Installation on revolving doors … 21 … LED status and troubleshooting … 22 … LED status display … 22 Troubleshooting … 23 10 Technical data … 26 11 Accessories / Spare parts … 27 GC 338 Sensor strip Safety Symbols and illustrations In order to ensure correct installation, important information and technical notes are listed below. Symbol Meaning Means “important information”; Information on avoiding material damage, understanding a concept or optimising the operation sequences Means “additional Information” X Symbol for an action: This means you have to do something. X If there are several actions to be taken, keep to the given order. Abbreviations OHS Opposite hinge side HS Hinge side E Receiver HSK Main closing edge I Interface NSK Secondary closing edge S Transmitter Product liability In accordance with the manufacturer’s liability for its products as defined in the German “Product Liability Act”, the information contained in this brochure (product information and intended use, misuse, product performance, product maintenance, information and instruction obligations) must be adhered to. Failure to comply releases the manufacturer from its statutory liability. … Safety … Intended use The GC 338 sensor strip may only be used to protect swing and revolving doors with GEZE drives. The minimum object size is 20 x 30 x 70 cm (reference body CA according to EN 16005 upright). The sensor can be used to secure swing and revolving doors against impact and trapping of the human body. Any use other than the intended use, as well as all changes to the product, are not permissible. … Safety notes à The prescribed mounting, maintenance and repair work must be performed by personnel authorised by GEZE. à The device must only be operated with safety extra-low voltage that complies with the Safety Extra-Low Voltage (SELV) requirements in the safety standards based on IEC 60950. à The country-specific laws and regulations are to be observed during safety-related tests. à If unauthorised changes are made to the system, GEZE cannot be held liable in any way whatsoever for any resulting damage, and the statement of approval for use in escape and rescue routes is no longer valid. à GEZE does not accept any warranty for combinations with third-party products. à Only original GEZE parts may be used for repair and maintenance work. à Observe the latest versions of guidelines, standards and country-specific regulations, in particular: à ASR A1.7 “Doors and gates” à DIN 18650 “Building hardware – Automatic door systems” à DIN EN 16005 “Power operated pedestrian door sets – Safety in use – Requirements and test methods” à Accident-prevention regulations, especially BGV A1 “General regulations” and BGV A2 “Electrical installations and equipment” … Validity … GC 338 Sensor strip Safety-conscious working à à à à à à à à à … Secure workplace against unauthorised entry. Watch the swivelling range of long system parts. Secure the cover/drive panels against falling. Attach safety stickers to glass leaves. Danger of injury with opened drive. Hair, clothing, cables, etc. can be drawn in by rotating parts! Danger of injury caused by unsecured crushing, impact, drawing-in or shearing spots! Danger of injury due to glass breakage. Danger of injury due to sharp edges in the drive. Danger of injury during installation through freely moving parts. Environmentally conscious working à When disposing of the door system, separate the different materials and have them recycled. … Validity Valid for devices from version: Transmitter V.03 SW:C Receiver V.03 SW:H Interface V.03 SW:H The functions the sensor can operate are determined by the module with the lowest software/hardware status. … Description The GC 338 sensor is a type … non-contact safety device according to EN 12978 section … .3 and a protective device of the category … PL d according to EN ISO 13849-1. Mutual interference between several sensor systems with dangerous effects is not possible. Unwanted stop signals due to mutual interference are possible on converging door leaves if their measuring spots overlap. Such overlapping of the measuring spots could be minimised by moving the sensors relative to each other. There is no mutual interference between the sensors of the two door leaves on double-leaf doors. The GC 338 sensor strip has active infrared sensors for detecting people for automatic swing doors and revolving doors in the 1200 mm and 1500 mm variants. Variant 1200 mm 1500 mm EV … 142219 142757 According to RAL 142825 142827 The sensor forms an almost rectangular universal detection area for each door side. If a person or object interrupts one or more of the light beams, the sensor triggers the switching function. The detection area automatically adjusts to the door width, whereby the sensor switches off any superfluous beams. The slight angle of the outer beams makes the main and secondary closing edges of doors safer. The sensor system has been designed as a modular system and can be adapted to various door widths and environmental conditions. … GC 338 Sensor strip … Work to be done before installation Supplied by GEZE 4x 2x 2x 2x 2x 1x 1x 2x/4x* 1x 2x/4x* 1x 4x/5x** 1x * 1200 mm: 2x / 1500 mm: 4x 2x 1x ** 1200 mm: 4x / 1500 mm: 5x What is supplied by GEZE varies depending on the type of door. 2-leaf doors à … x 1-leaf door packages Fire protection doors / glass doors à 1-leaf door package à … interface set … Work to be done before installation … Installing the drive … Work to be done before installation … GC 338 Sensor strip Preparing the door transmission cable If only one interface is required, only one door transmission cable and one end cap need to be prepared. … X If the hinge side is on the left, choose the left end cap. If the hinge side is on the right, choose the right end cap. … 1 … 3 B A … 1 … 2 … 3 … GC 338 Sensor strip … Installation … Preparations Installation à When two interfaces are used (e.g. on fire protection doors or glass doors), there is no need to drill through the door for the connection cable HS/OHS. à When a GC GR sensor roller guide rail is used, this must be attached to the door in accordance with the enclosed instructions. Follow the working steps shown below to mount the sensor to the sensor roller guide rail. Before drilling, check whether drilling through the door is permissible. Use countersunk head screws to mount the profile strips. It is helpful to countersink the drill holes. This guarantees that the modules can be moved. X Use a weather hood in non-covered external areas. X X … L 30 30 … 2 50 … 50 Where there is only a little space between the door and wall: X Attach the suitable cover cap with the hole prepared for the door transmission cable to the profile strip (drive side). X Make sure there is sufficient space on the other side of the door and mount the end cap before fastening the profile where space is tight. … Installation GC 338 Sensor strip … L/2 Ø8–10 mm … Position of the modules The maximum dimensions apply to an installation height of … m. max. 1200 mm max. 1500 mm 500–1000 mm 500–1000 mm 500–1000 mm S E ≥ 15 mm ≥ 15 mm S1 S2 E1 E2 ≥ 15 mm ≥ 15 mm 320–430 mm 1110–1400 mm ≤ 100 mm ≤ 100 mm E S … I ≤ 100 mm ≤ 100 mm S E1 E2 S1 E S1 S2 E1 S2 I E2 GC 338 Sensor strip … Installation Installation of the modules 14 16 18 … 1 S 14 16 18 … 90° … Only insert or remove the connector kit when in voltage-free state. 16 18 16 18 … 2 … 2 … Installation GC 338 Sensor strip … The module has been engaged correctly if it can be moved easily. 18 … 1 18 … 4 E 14 16 18 … 90° … 14 16 18 … 6 18 … 10 GC 338 Sensor strip … Installation I 90° … 9 E S … or … 2 … E SIO 13 SIO 100mA … 2 … SIGNAL … GY 24V … BN SIO … BK GND … BU SIS … WH Opposite hinge side Hinge side Door transmission cable … GND … 24V 10 TST SIS 11 SIS … 1 GND … 24V 10 TST GC 338 Interface module S 11 Installation GC 338 Sensor strip 10 11 X Engage the interface in the profile strip. Make sure you do not cover the drill hole for the HS/OHS connection cable. 12 I I 13 100 100 12 GC 338 Sensor strip … Installation Preparing the transmitter and the receiver for the other side of the door … 2 … Special installation situations The special installation situations are described in chapter 8. 13 Commissioning GC 338 Sensor strip … Commissioning … Teaching the drive X X Refer to the wiring diagram of the drive. Teach the drive without closing/opening safety sensor (SIO/SIS): Set SIS/SIO to “not used”. Following successful teach-in: X Set the required opening and closing speed for the drive. X Insert the sensor on the drive. … Sensor teach-in … .1 Preparing the transmitter and the receiver All the receivers/transmitters on the same side of the door must have the same angle setting. X Check the position of the setting wheels on both sides of the door. Recommended sensor setting according to DIN 18650/EN 16005: … .2 Setting of setting wheel Installation height [m] … – … = smallest deflection 18 = largest deflection Configuring the DIP switch at the interface X X Configure the DIP switch before the sensor teach-in process is started. Push the DIP switch upwards for the ON position and downwards for the OFF position. Row/DIP Switch position Row … DIP …  OFF/ON Default setting OFF ON R (right) L (left) Comment EDGE: Position of the secondary closing edge to the interface          Row … DIP …       OFF ON SIDE: H (hinge side) OH (opposite Positioning of the interface hinge side)     Row … DIP …           14 OFF SBY (standby) ON TST (test) SIGNAL: In test mode (ON) the function of the sensor strip is checked regularly by the drive. Stand-by mode (OFF) also allows the sensor strip to be switched to energy-saving mode. The setting must be carried out corresponding to the drive used (see drive wiring diagram). GC 338 Sensor strip Commissioning Row/DIP Switch position Row … DIP …  OFF/ON Default setting OFF ON Normal Increased          Row … DIP …  OFF Normal ON Grid OFF Comfort beams ON Comfort beams          Row … DIP …       Comment BOOST: Reduces the sensitivity of the receiver and increases the response time from 50 ms to 200 ms. Activate this wherever very dark floors, stainless steel thresholds or high mounting heights are involved. X If necessary, adjust the door speed to the increased reaction time. GRID: Enables use with gratings, even with a shaft, steps or sloping floors in the door swing area. Switch the GRID mode off in the following installation situations: à frequent changes to the characteristics of the floor (fallen leaves, snow etc.) à high mount height or dark floors (with display: “Function reserve”) à Faulty wall blanking (error during teach-in) BEAM: Increases the detection range for additional safety. Switch on if the deflected beam does not collide with a jamb. X Carry out a teaching run if necessary.     Row … DIP …           OFF ON WALL: Wall blanking Wall blanking Makes teaching of a wall possible. If the door opens against inactive active a wall, the wall blanking feature can be activated. A teaching run is necessary. X Set parameter for wall blanking in the drive if necessary. X If an error occurs during sensor teach-in when wall blanking is activated, deactivate GRID mode if neccessary. If one or more DIP switches (2) are changed, the corresponding green DIP-LED flashes. (1) X Press the red “TEACH” button (3) 1x. The DIP switch setting is confirmed and applied. The LEDs switch off after 20 seconds.  … 2 …   DIP-LED green DIP switch “TEACH” push button red To display the settings again: X Press the “TEACH” push button (3) briefly 1x. à The DIP-LEDs on the DIP switches set to ON light up green. 15 Commissioning … .3 GC 338 Sensor strip Starting the teach-in process The teach-in process is used to memorise any floors and walls which may be there. The TEACH-LED provides information about the teach-in of the floor and the BLANK-LED provides information about the teach-in of the wall. If objects (radiators, projections or pillars) unsuitable for the teach-in process are in front of the wall, the sensor only teaches the wall up to the detection of the unsuitable object. Before teaching the sensor: Put the movement detector out of operation. Make sure there are no objects in the direct vicinity of the sensors. à Do not change operating mode during the learning process. à The door leaf must not be reversed during the teach-in process. X The sensor must be taught again if there is a change in drive speed. If there is a grid or any steps or ramps near the door swivelling range: X Switch the GRID mode to ON. If the grid is larger than the door width: X Cover the area of the floor detected by the sensor (e.g. with paper or a painter’s sheet). If there is no wall within the detection area of the door: X Set WALL to OFF. If there is a glass wall within the swivelling range of the door: X Cover the glass wall for the teach-in process (e.g. with paper or a painter’s sheet up to a height of approx. … m) X X GEZE recommends teaching the drive and the sensor separately: X Set the parameter closing/opening safety sensor (SIO/SIS) to “active”. If the door is reversed, teach-in may have to be repeated. Starting the teach-in process LEDs light up: X Press the “TEACH” push button (2) 1x. LEDs do not light up: X Press the “TEACH” push button (2) 2x. The yellow TEACH-LED (1) begins to flash slowly (1 Hz). The sensor is learning the floor. WALL OFF: The TEACH-LED (1) goes off, the teach-in has been completed successfully. The BLANK-LED (3) remains off during the teach-in. WALL ON: X As soon as the yellow TEACH-LED (1) flashes faster, control the operator so that the door opens and closes again.  … 2 As soon as the TEACH-LED (1) has stopped flashing, the sensor has been taught. The BLANK-LED (3) indicates whether a wall has been taught completely. If there is a wall near the door and the BLANK-LED (3) is off, the wall has not been taught completely. If the door does not open completely: X Set wall blanking on the drive (row … – DIP … ON). TEACH-LED yellow “TEACH” push button  If the teach-in was not successful: X Check the position of the modules and the angle setting. X Repeat teach-in. … If settings have been changed on individual modules: X Repeat sensor teach-in (see chapter … ). 16 BLANK-LED green  GC 338 Sensor strip … Commissioning Putting the drive and sensor into operation Before the drive and the sensor can be put into operation, the teach-in processes must have been completed correctly. In case of faulty function: X See chapter … . X Refer to the wiring diagram of drive. Deactivated energy-saving mode: X Set “Input signals”, “SI1 – terminal SIS” and “SI3 – terminal SIO” to “NC” (factory setting). X Set "Output signals", "Testing SI" to "Testing with 24 V". Active energy-saving mode (row … – DIP … OFF): The energy-saving mode is not supported by every drive. X To activate energy-saving mode, test and parameterise the SIS and SIO signals on the drive and sensor at the same time. X Refer to the wiring diagram of the drive for this. X X Set “Input signals”, “SI1 – terminal SIS” and “SI3 – terminal SIO” to “Frequency”. Set "Output signals", "Testing SI" to "Energy-saving mode". If the BLANK-LED does not light up, the wall can be detected as an obstacle by the sensor. The drive does not open completely. Wall blanking must be optimised on the drive: X Check the scanned area of the sensor: Use a sheet of paper to check the distance between sensor field and main closing edge (near the floor and at handle height). X Check the inclination angle of the sensor. The following applies to standard-compliant protection: à The door movement must stop when the sensor detects something, before the reference body is touched. If the reference body is touched: X Increase the angle settings on all modules or reduce the door speed. à If the reference body is directly at the door leaf, the door must not move. If the door starts to move: X Reduce the inclination angle on all modules. X If the inclination angle or the position of the modules has been changed, teach the sensor again. 17 Final assembly steps after commissioning … Final assembly steps after commissioning … 2 X 18 Stick the GEZE logo on the right-hand side of the sensor cut-out profile. GC 338 Sensor strip GC 338 Sensor strip Special installation situations … Special installation situations … Installation on 2-leaf doors Teach-in GC 338 on 2-leaf doors à During teach-in on 2-leaf doors, opening and closing must not take more than 20 seconds. X After teach-in, the hold-open time can be extended as required. X Set parameters for safety reserves and testing. Alternatively, teach-in for the GC 338 sensors on the active leaf and passive leaf can be carried out separately. X X … First teach the sensors on the active leaf in 1-leaf mode. Then teach the sensors on the passive leaf in 2-leaf mode. Converging door leaves If door leaves converge, e.g. on neighbouring doors, unwanted stop signals are possible due to mutual interference. X When teaching in the sensor, open the neighbouring door leaf completely in advance and teach it in as a wall. … Strong external light exposure In the case of strong effects of external light and/or reflective floors: X Move the receiver and transmitter slightly to the left or right. X Change the inclination angle of the transmitter and receiver together. X Deactivate the conical beams (row … – DIP … OFF) and activate GRID mode (row … – DIP … ON). … Installation on doors with jamb If doors have a wide door jamb, the exposed beams of the transmitter can detect the door jamb. The exposed beams can be switched off using BEAM OFF (row … – DIP … OFF). If the exposed beams are considered necessary, the transmitter must be at a sufficient distance to the door jamb. The receiver can usually be positioned 100 mm away from the closing edge. The following applies for the distance of the transmitter to the jamb: Installation height [mm] 1900–2100 > 2100 * Distance door jamb and modules [mm] ~ 170 ~ 200 100 170–200* S E S 170–200* I E 100 Reflecting door jamb In the case of reflective or glass jambs: X Activate GRID mode (row … – DIP … ON), deactivate BEAM (row … – DIP … OFF). X Cover the jamb during teach-in. 19 Special installation situations … Installation on fire protection doors / glass doors X Make sure the DIP switch setting of the interfaces is correct. If a cable cannot be routed through the door, an interface has to be installed on both sides. X Use the interface set. … E S I I S E Installation on doors with horizontal handle-bars or panic bars X 20 GC 338 Sensor strip Adapt the inclination angle of the infrared rays if necessary. Adjust the inclination angle so that the detection area is in front of the handle-bar. GC 338 Sensor strip … Special installation situations Installation on doors with vertical handle-bars The position of the vertical handle-bar must be so far away from the main closing edge that the transmitter can still protect the main closing edge. X Check the scanned area according to DIN 18650 / EN 16005. à The sensor strip must fit behind the handle-bars. The further the handle-bar is from the main closing edge, the smaller the inclination angle can be. For standard-compliant door protection in accordance with DIN 18650/EN 16005, the following is required per door side with handle-bar: à … transmitter modules à … receiver modules The inclination angle of all transmitters and receivers on one side of the door must be set the same. Left-handle-bar X Place transmitter S1 as far left as possible. X Position transmitter … approx. 25–30 mm to the right of transmitter … or 10 mm to the right of the handle-bar. Transmitter S2 must not be behind the handle-bar. X Position receiver … approx. 100 mm away from the secondary closing edge. X Position receiver … approx. 25–30 mm to the left of receiver 2. Right-hand push-bar X Place receiver … as far to the right as possible. X Position receiver … approx. 25–30 mm to the left of receiver … or 10 mm to the left of the handle-bar. Receiver … must not be behind the handle-bar. X Position transmitter … approx. 100 mm away from the secondary closing edge. X Position transmitter … approx. 25–30 mm to the right of transmitter 2. X … 25–30 mm S1 25–30 mm ~100 mm I E2 S2 E1 >120 25–30 mm ~100 mm 25–30 mm S2 S1 E2 E1 > 120 If teach-in is not possible, move the modules slightly or increase the inclination angle of all transmitters and receivers. In this case, however, the door might no longer be protected according to DIN 18650/EN 16005. Installation on revolving doors See separate instructions in wiring diagram DCU 6. 21 LED status and troubleshooting GC 338 Sensor strip … LED status and troubleshooting … LED status display The transmitter module does not have an LED status display or error display. … .1 Interface     (1) DIP-LED (green) Lights up DIP position ON Off DIP position OFF Flashes slowly Setting changed (“TEACH” push button must be pressed) (2) TEACH-LED (yellow) Lights up Learning mode ready Flashes slowly (1 Hz) Teach-in of the floor Flashes quickly (2 Hz) Wall blanking Flickering (8 Hz) Teach-in required Off Ready for operation (3) BLANK-LED (green) Lights up Wall blanking active Off Wall blanking not active or only partly active (4) STATUS-LED (red) … .2 Lights up Detection Flashes quickly No function reserve Off No detection, no error Receiver module … (1) LED (red) 22 Lights up Detection Flashes quickly No function reserve Off No detection GC 338 Sensor strip LED status and troubleshooting … Troubleshooting … .1 Errors following teaching of the floor Effect Red STATUS-LED on the interface is off Cause Elimination Receiver-LED is off Receiver without function X Receiver-LED flashes 1x System error in the receiver X Receiver-LED flashes 2x Basic width too large X Reduce module distance. Object in detection area X Remove the object or increase distance to side wall / door jamb. Basic width much too large X Reduce module distance. Check contacting of all modules with the flat ribbon cable. X Replace receiver module. Turn the operating voltage off and on again. X Replace receiver module. Turn angle setting to the same position. X Check transmitter and receiver modules to make sure that they have been engaged in the profile correctly and are not subject to any pressure due to power cables etc. X Check transmitter and receiver modules for damage (bent plastic stopper on the setting wheel), replace if necessary. X Yellow TEACH-LED is flickering on the interface Red STATUS-LED on the interface flashes 2x Receiver-LED flashes 3x Receiver-LED flashes 4x Red STATUS-LED on the interface flashes 4x Transmitter and receiver modules not aligned correctly to one another Transmitter module without function X Check contacting of all modules with the flat ribbon cable. X Replace transmitter module. Grid in the detection range X Transparent or reflective wall within the detection area X Cover the wall during teach-in. Receiver module faulty X Replace receiver module. Interface faulty X Replace interface. X Switch on GRID mode. If the floor cannot be taught despite active GRID mode, deactivate wall blanking as well. 23 LED status and troubleshooting … .2 GC 338 Sensor strip Errors following wall teach-in Effect Red STATUSLED on the interface is on Yellow TEACHLED is flickering on the interface Yellow TEACHLED on the interface is off … .3 Red STATUSLED on the interface flashes 3x Receiver-LED flashes 1x Elimination Memory access error receiver module X Repeat the teach-in process. Assignment of the interface to HS / OHS not set correctly X Change setting DIP switch row … – DIP 2. Sensor on the opposite hinge side detects object X Remove the object. Floor level on the opposite hinge side lower than on the hinge side (step, threshold) X Switch on GRID mode and compensate floor level during the teach-in process if necessary. Red STATUSLED on the interface is off Receiver-LED is on Memory access error interface (green DIP-LEDs are flashing) X Repeat the teach-in process. Red STATUSLED on the interface is on Receiver-LED is off Sensor does not react. Door does not open. X Change setting DIP switch row … – DIP 3. Red STATUSLED on the interface flashes quickly Receiver-LED flashes quickly Door or sensor profile twisted. Inclination angle on the receiver module: X Reduce step by step until the sensor changes to detection status, note setting. X Increase step by step until the sensor changes to detection state, note setting. X Set to the average of both values. Very dark or reflective background X Switch BOOST mode on. Please note: This lengthens the sensor response time. Function reserve too low Wall is detected despite teaching run Effect à Yellow TEACH-LED on the interface is off à Red STATUS-LED on the interface is on à Receiver-LED is on 24 Receiver-LED flashes 1x Cause Cause Elimination Assignment of the interface to NSK not set correctly X Change setting DIP switch row … – DIP 1. Angle setting of transmitter and receiver module on the hinge side set too steeply X Increase angle setting of transmitter and receiver module (Pos. ≥ 12). Pay attention to maximum values. Door speed slower during teach-in travel than during operation X Carry out wall teach-in at normal or higher door speed. Reversing speed higher than normal opening speed X Carry out wall teach-in at higher door speed. After the teaching run, the speed can be reduced again. No smooth wall X Blank out sensor strip on the door drive. GC 338 Sensor strip … .4 LED status and troubleshooting Errors after operating voltage has been applied Effect Cause Elimination à Red STATUS-LED flashes briefly 1x at an interval of approx. … s System is not functional X … .5 Check correct number of modules and/or ribbon cable Errors in operation Effect à Yellow TEACH-LED on the interface is off à Red STATUS-LED on the interface is on à Receiver-LED is on à Yellow TEACH-LED on the interface is off à Red STATUS-LED on the interface is on à Receiver-LED is off à Yellow TEACH-LED on the interface is off à Red STATUS-LED on the interface is off à Receiver-LED is off Cause Door does not close again after being held open for a longer period There is a ramp in front of the door or the floor level is lower in opened position than in closed position (-10 cm) There is no object within the detection area or the receiver remains in detection state even after the detected object has been removed There are bumps in the floor (> … cm) in the detection area Sporadic detection during the door cycle Elimination X Switch on GRID mode. Move the receiver and transmitter to the left or right slightly. X Change the inclination angle of the transmitter and receiver slightly together. X Switch the deflected beam off. X Switch on GRID mode. X Door is closed, sensor does not react to detection Sensor is in energy-saving mode (see DIP switch row … – DIP 3) X Open door. The sensor is woken up by the door control. X Check the parameter settings of the testing, SIO and SIS on the drive and on the sensor (see chapter … ). Door is closed, no reaction to activation Parameter settings of the testing, SIO and SIS on the drive and on the sensor differ X Check the parameter settings of the testing, SIO and SIS on the drive and on the sensor (see chapter … ). 25 Technical data 10 Technical data Functional principle Active infrared light sensor with background evaluation Installation height 1500 to 3500 mm for reference body CA upright, conformity according to DIN 18650 and EN 16005 Light transmitter IRED, 850 nm Safety integrity level SIL … Performance level (at 40°C) PL d, category … Operating voltage 24 V DC ± 20 % Type of switching Bright method Response time 52 ms / 200 ms in BOOST mode Signal input Active high (>15 V) Switching voltage/current 30 V DC; max. 100 mA, short-circuit proof Ambient temperature -30 °C to 60 °C Humidity < 90 % relative, non-condensing IP rating IP54 according to EN 60529 Connection Supply terminal (6-pole) Material Profile strip: Aluminium Sensor window: PC End caps: PA Statement of approval/certificates Type-tested Conformity 26 GC 338 Sensor strip GC 338 Sensor strip 11 Accessories / Spare parts Accessories / Spare parts Material Description Material no. End caps Set comprising left and right end cap Material: PA 142226 Sensor cut out profile EV1 – length … m 079581 Mill finish – length … m 079584 bespoke in metres (available in EV1, mill finish and according to RAL) 100269 Sensor window profile Length … m, material: PC 118856 Weather hood (transparent) 1200 mm 142227 1500 mm 142232 Adapter for sensor link arm for Powerturn, Slimdrive EMD and TSA 160 NT 144352 acc. to RAL 153126 GC GR Sensor roller guide rail for Powerturn, Slimdrive EMD and TSA 160 NT see GEZE price list for "Automatic door systems" Transmitter module — 143060 Receiver module — 143071 Interface module — 143072 Interface set comprising interface module, flexible tube and door transmission cable … m 149098 Cable set comprising flat ribbon connecting cable … m with … connectors and door connection cable hinge side/ opposite hinge side 149237 Door transmission cable … metres; Li9Y-11YM 5x … 153203 27 Germany GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Süd-West Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 594 E-Mail: leonberg.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Süd-Ost Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6440 E-Mail: muenchen.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Ost Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6840 E-Mail: berlin.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Mitte/Luxemburg Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6888 E-Mail: frankfurt.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung West Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6770 E-Mail: duesseldorf.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Nord Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6600 E-Mail: hamburg.de@geze.com GEZE Service GmbH Tel. +49 (0) 1802 923392 E-Mail: service-info.de@geze.com Austria GEZE Austria E-Mail: austria.at@geze.com www.geze.at Hungary GEZE Hungary Kft. 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Mounting bracket EMD/TSA 160 NT Powerturn

EMD / TSA 160 NT / Powerturn Montagewinkel Mounting bracket 146122-02 DE Montageanleitung EN Installation instructions Funktion Montagewinkel Symbole und Darstellungsmittel Um die korrekte Bedienung zu verdeutlichen, sind wichtige Informationen und technische Hinweise besonders herausgestellt. Symbol Bedeutung bedeutet „Wichtiger Hinweis“ bedeutet „Zusätzliche Information“ XX … Symbol für eine Handlung: Hier müssen Sie etwas tun. XX Halten Sie bei mehreren Handlungsschritten die Reihenfolge ein. Funktion Der Montagewinkel wird zur Befestigung von Modulen der GEZE-Sicherheitstechnik im Anbausatz bzw. Zwischenhaubenbausatz des EMD, des TSA160 NT bzw. des Powerturn verwendet. Mit dem Montagewinkel werden folgende Module befestigt: àà Master Unit (GCMU 524) àà Master Door Unit (GCMDU 200) àà Door Unit (GCDU 200) àà Single Door Unit (GCDU 100) àà Klemmbox KL220 àà Motorschlosssteuerung MST210 àà Motorschlosssteuerung MST212* * nur in Verbindung mit MST 210 (zusätzlicher Montagewinkel erforderlich) … Montagewinkel MöglicheKombinationenundBohrungsabstände … Mögliche Kombinationen und Bohrungsabstände … EMD und TSA 160 NT EMD TSA 160 NT ja ja    ( ) = TSA 160 NT * = beim Nachrüsten bestehender TSA160NTAnlagen sind diese Abstände um 50 mm größer      ja ja ja nein ja nein   ( ) = TSA 160 NT * = beim Nachrüsten bestehender TSA160NTAnlagen sind diese Abstände um 50 mm größer    integrierter Rauchschahlter (nur EMD)         integrierter Rauchschahlter integrierter Rauchschalter (nur EMD) (nur EMD)    MU524 MDU200 etc. MST212 230 mm min. 324 mm min. 445 mm … MöglicheKombinationenundBohrungsabstände … Montagewinkel Powerturn                 integrierter Rauchschahlter        integrierter Rauchschahlter integrierter Rauchschalter MU524 MDU200 etc. 195 mm 310 mm min. 420 mm … MST212 Montagewinkel Montage … Montage … Bohrmaße EMD und TSA 160 NT Weitere Maße siehe Kapitel 2. Grundplatte EMD         Grundplatte TSA 160 NT         *) beim Nachrüsten vorhandener Anlagen ist dieses Maß um 50 mm größer … Bohrmaße Powerturn Ø 4,7 mm … 2 … 2 50 mm Rille siehe Kapitel … Montage / Mounting … Module montieren … .1 EMD und TSA 160 NT Montagewinkel XX Vor dem Bohren sicherstellen, dass die Grundplatte präzise ausgerichtet ist. XX … Bohrungen Ø … mm in Grundplatte Anbausatz bzw. Grundplatte Zwi- schenhaubenbausatz bohren (Bohrmaße siehe Kapitel … ). XX Grundplatte (3) montieren. XX Montagewinkel (2) mit … Schrauben (1) an Grundplatte (3) schrauben.   …  Montagewinkel Montage XX Abstandshalter (4) je nach Modul (siehe Kapitel 4) in den Montagewinkel (2) drehen.   Platinenbohrung aufbohren Bei folgenden Modulen müssen die Platinenbohrungen auf Ø … mm aufgebohrt werden: àà Master Unit GCMU 524 àà Single Door Unit GCDU 100 XX Modul (5) auf die Abstandshalter klipsen. … Montage Montagewinkel  Beispiel in Abb.: Single Door Unit GCDU 100 XX Bei 2-flügligen Anlagen mit integrierter Schließfolge sicherstellen, dass die Seile der IS-Mechanik die Module nicht beschädigen. … Montagewinkel … .2 Montage Powerturn XX … Bohrungen Ø 4,7 mm in Grundplatte Anbausatz bzw. Grundplatte Zwischenhaubenbausatz bohren (Bohrmaße siehe Kapitel … ). XX Grundplatte (3) montieren. XX Montagewinkel (2) mit … Schrauben M5 × 10 (1) an Grundplatte (3) schrauben.    XX Platine montieren siehe Kapitel … .1. … Positionen der Abstandshalter … Montagewinkel Positionen der Abstandshalter                       Bohrung-Nr. … 1 … Modul Single Door Unit (GCDU 100) Master Unit (GCMU 524) Motorschlosssteuerung MST212 (auf zusätzlichem Montagewinkel) Typ Abstandshalter Richco TCBNS-M2.5-6 … 1 Door Unit (GCDU 200) Master Door Unit (GCMDU 200) Richco HTSN-M2.5-8 … 3 Klemmbox KL220 Motorschlosssteuerung MST210 Richco MSCBS-M4-6 10 Montagewinkel Positionen der Abstandshalter 11 Function Mounting bracket Symbols and illustrations In order to illustrate proper operation, important information and technical information is highlighted. Symbol Meaning means "Important information" means "Additional Information" XX … Symbol for an action: There is something you must do here. XX Observe the order of multiple operational steps. Function The mounting bracket is used to fasten GEZE safety technology modules in the extension kit or the intermediate cover kit of the EMD, the TSA160 NT or the Powerturn. The following modules are fastened by means of the mounting bracket: àà Master Unit (GCMU 524) àà Master Door Unit (GCMDU 200) àà Door Unit (GCDU 200) àà Single Door Unit (GCDU 100) àà Terminal box KL220 àà Motor lock control MST210 àà Motor lock control MST212* * only in combination with MST 210 (additional mounting bracket required) 12 Mounting bracket Possible combinations and hole distances … Possible combinations and hole distances … EMD and TSA 160 NT EMD TSA 160 NT yes yes    ( ) = TSA 160 NT * = these distances are larger by 50 mm when existing TSA160NT systems are retrofitted      yes yes yes no yes no   ( ) = TSA 160 NT * = these distances are larger by 50 mm when existing TSA160NT systems are retrofitted    integrated smoke switch (EMD only)         integrated smoke switch integrierter Rauchschalter (EMD only) (nur EMD)    MU524 MDU200 etc. MST212 230 mm min. 324 mm min. 445 mm 13 Possible combinations and hole distances … Mounting bracket Powerturn                 integrated smoke switch        integrated smoke switch integrierter Rauchschalter MU524 MDU200 etc. 195 mm 310 mm min. 420 mm 14 MST212 Mounting bracket Installation … Installation … Hole dimensions EMD and TSA 160 NT For further dimensions see Chapter 2. Base plate EMD         Base plate TSA 160 NT         *) this dimension is larger by 50 mm when existing systems are retrofitted … Hole dimensions Powerturn Ø 4,7 mm … 2 … 2 50 mm Groove see Chapter … 15 Installation Mounting bracket … Installing the modules … .3 EMD and TSA 160 NT XX Before drilling ensure that the base plate is aligned precisely. XX Drill … holes Ø … mm in the base plate extension kit or base plate inter- mediate cover kit (for drilling dimensions see Chapter … ). XX Install the base plate (3). XX Screw the mounting bracket (2) to the base plate (3) using … screws (1).   16  Mounting bracket Installation XX Depending on the module (see Chapter 4), screw spacers (4) into the mounting panel.   Drilling out the printed circuit board hole The printed circuit board holes have to be drilled out to Ø … mm with the following modules: àà Master Unit GCMU 524 àà Single Door Unit GCDU 100 XX Clip the module (5) onto the spacers. 17 Installation Mounting bracket  Example shown: Single Door Unit GCDU 100 XX In the case of 2-leaf systems with integrated closing sequence ensure that the ropes of the integrated closing mechanism do not damage the modules. 18 Mounting bracket … .4 Installation Powerturn XX Drill … holes Ø … mm in the base plate extension kit or base plate inter- mediate cover kit (for drilling dimensions see Chapter … ). XX Install the base plate (3). XX Screw the mounting bracket (2) to the base plate (3) using … x M5 × 10 screws (1).    XX Install the printed circuit board, see Chapter … .1. 19 Positions of the spacers … Mounting bracket Positions of the spacers                       Hole no. … 1 … Module Single Door Unit (GCDU 100) Master Unit (GCMU 524) Motor lock control unit MST212 (on additional mounting bracket) Spacer type Richco TCBNS-M2.5-6 … 1 Door Unit (GCDU 200) Master Door Unit (GCMDU 200) Richco HTSN-M2.5-8 … 3 Terminal box KL220 Motor lock control MST210 Richco MSCBS-M4-6 20 Mounting bracket Positions of the spacers 21 Germany GEZE Sonderkonstruktionen GmbH Planken … 97944 Boxberg-Schweigern Tel. +49 (0) 7930 9294 … Fax +49 (0) 7930 9294 10 E-Mail: sk.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Süd-West Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 594 E-Mail: leonberg.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Süd-Ost Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6440 E-Mail: muenchen.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Ost Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6840 E-Mail: berlin.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Mitte/Luxemburg Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6888 E-Mail: frankfurt.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung West Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6770 E-Mail: essen.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Nord Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6600 E-Mail: hamburg.de@geze.com GEZE Service GmbH Tel. +49 (0) 1802 923392 E-Mail: service-info.de@geze.com Austria GEZE Austria E-Mail: austria.at@geze.com www.geze.at Baltic States GEZE GmbH Baltic States office E-Mail: office-latvia@geze.com www.geze.com Benelux GEZE Benelux B.V. 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Standard cable plan Slimdrive EMD-F/R 1-leaf Right hand door

TSA 160 NT press. Right hand door