Record STA20 Manual de usuario

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Record STA20

RETRO-FIT GUIDE

For the

BESAM SL500

To be read in conjunction with the quick start manual

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This Guide has been put together to aid trained personnel in Retro-fitting a Besam SL500

Automatic sliding door operator.

The kit has been designed to replace the Motor and Control mechanism whilst

re-using all the mechanical components such as wheels and track. However some minor

adjustments / adaptions may be required on site.

Please check your sensors etc for compatibility. All safety sensors must be cat C or above

Please refer to the enclosed quick start guide for basic wiring and set up of the STA20

retrofit kit.

Retrofit Adaptation Kit For : (Besam SL500)

Approx Fixing Time : 2-3 hrs

The SL500 series of operators are one of the later generation of sliding door operators.

The original Motor, idler pulley, belt, belt brackets and processor are all replaced.

Before commencing with the installation, please ensure you have the correct kit for the operator make / model

required.

Isolate main voltage and unwire connections to operator.

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Due to the size of the header the conversion will entail changing the running plain of the belt from vertical to

horizontal.

Strip out the old motor gearbox, control panel/ power supply idler pulley and belt clamps keeping the fixings .

We recommend that the track is cleaned and checked. We also recommend that the existing load wheels / nylon track

insert are checked and replaced if needed.

It is recommended that the doors are adjusted and aligned before any equipment is installed.

Remember: A badly running manual door = A badly running auto door !!

Commence installation by installing the new motor gearbox to the right hand side of the operator.

The motor comes with a new mounting bracket, this is retained by 2 x existing captive nuts, bolt which are installed into

the groove system in the back of the operator ( see fig 3).

The universal idler pulley should be mounted in the same way on the left of the operator see Fig 4

Fig : 3Fig 4

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Replace the existing belt brackets with the new belt brackets, being careful not to dislodge the carriage wheels

and anti riser springs.

Install new control unit module to the left hand side of the motor within distance of motor wiring loom and

connect motor, encoder and if needed the motor lock wires to the processor.

Check all wiring for correct routing and secure with cable ties where ness.

Install the BDED in the required place and plug in.

Your door system is now ready to wire up any sensors / Auxiliary Items to. Please reference the Quick Start Manual

enclosed with this guide.

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STA 20 Basic quick set up with record sensors

This Quick Guide is intended for use by trained engineers. If you have not had training on

the equipment then it is possible to set the doors up unsafely.

All automatic door installations should be installed and set up to comply with EN16005

Once you have mechanically fitted, your SLIDE unit follow this guide:

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1. Select English, PRESS ENTER (Record) –Then Press (C)

2. Enter programming mode by holding the Blue button on the main processor for 4

Flashes

(If first install it may automatically launch the learn cycle)

3. Select Configure system.

4. Select Door type

5. Select BASIC ESCAPE ROUTE ( this is for all System 20 sliding doors)

6. Return to the first menu screen and select Learning system.

7. Select Running parameters. And then YES

8. Please wait till the door is fully open

9. IF MOTOR DIRECTION IS INCORRECT EITHER SWAP BELT BRACKETS TO REVERSE DOOR

DIRECTION OR CHANGE JUMPER JP4

10.Press and hold the lock symbol until the door is fully closed and the message on

screen changes –Release

11.The door will re-open

12.Press and hold the lock button again until the door is closed –Release the button and

it should then say running parameters complete.

13.Select Continue

It will then ask you if you would like to learn the sensors –if Record sensors are fitted then

Select YES . If third party sensors are fitted select no

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28 27 26 25 5 7 6 3 4 11 12

Control Board Connections

N/C

- + can L Can H

+24V 0V AUX01 +24 V AUX00 SSK SSKA

RIC290 AKI

RIC290 AKA

CAN bus

termination

The Fire Alarm Relay is

Located in the same

position as the spur.

An independent

conduit is required –

1st Entry Key

Switch –

N/O

Basic Setup for System 20

N/C fire alarm contact to operate

24hrs all the time.

Safety Opening (SOK)

Program the AUX00 to

SOK/NSK and then the

SOK/NSK menu to SOK

For Open If Not Locked:

Daytime operation only,

programme for Emergency

Opening

CAN BUS

Break Glass

Switch – N/O

If using standard switching side screen safety

sensors then: Program AUX01 to SIO

And then program the SIO configuration for the door

to slow into creep mode upon sensor activation

24hour

Access

Control

Switch – N/O

13A Plug Socket

within 1 meter from

the door on the right

hand side.

Set Address 0 / 0 for AKI

Before Applying Power

Set Address 1 / 0 for AKA

Before Applying Power

Screened Cable BDE

AND / OR Options

System 20 requires

2xRIC290 to cover the

threshold area.

Option 1 can use

standard sensors for

side safety

Option 2 uses the CAN

BUS sensors from

Record

Any more items than

those shown will require

a FEM-0 control board.

Internal Push

To Exit Only

Switch – N/O

The Sensors may be

surface mounted (AC) or

recessed into the cover

(GC).

When recessed into the

cover a 150mm cover is

required

AIS 290

S / Right

AIS 290

S / Left

Set Address 0 / 1

Set Address 0 / 0

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1. Fit Sensors. Please see separate manuals supplied with the sensor for full installation and

adjustment details.

2. Set dipswitches so the system knows what type they are –See Below

RIC 290 Dual Threshold and Safety

AKI = Inner Activation AKA = Outer Activation

SI = Inner Threshold Safety SA = Outer Threshold Safety

Most Situations only call for 1x Dual sensor per side of the operator but you can have 2x per side on wider

openings and as such you need to address them. E.g AKA 1 = Outer Sensor 1 & AKA 2 = Outer sensor 2.

AIS290 Side Screen Sensors

SL = Left hand Side Screen Safety sensor SR = Right hand Side Screen Safety sensor

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Adjustment of CAN Sensors –All sites are different! It is therefore imperative that the you set up the

individual sensors in compliance with EN16005 and site requirements. As well as the mechanical

adjustments, depth and angle, there are several adjustments to be made via the BDED.

Enter programming mode by holding the Blue button on the processor for 4 Flashes

1. Select Parameter Sensors:

On Activations you can change the sensitivity, and on the Threshold and side screen you can change

the field of detection.

There are several adjustable parameters for each sensor. Please treat the Activation and safety of each

sensor as separate entities.

AKI = internal activation

SI =internal Threshold safety

sssssafetySafety

SR =RH SIDE SCREEN SAFETY

AKA=External activation

SA= Outer threshold safety

SL =LH SIDE SCREEN SAFETY

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Sensor Values as a starting point only. Every sensor must be set up and tested for

compliance with EN16005

Activations (AKI & AKA ) –Sensitivity 15

Safety (SI & SA) –Filter –10 or 20

Field Size –3 (BI part)

ROW 1 –ON

ROW 2 –ON

ROW 3 –OFF

If the floor is dark grey or black you may need to remove the X in suppression

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Below is a guide (Birds Eye View) –Of different Threshold safety Fields you can map. To

change to the required field map change the corresponding Number –Default is 0

E.g If you had a narrow door way you may select Map 3 or for No Approach from the Right you

select Map 18

FIELD SIZE S

Now It Is time to set up Your Speeds & running Parameters

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