Operator Lighting / Diagnostic Led Error Messages; Measures Following Error Message - Berner GA 401 Notice De Montage, D'utilisation Et D'entretien

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3rd impulse: the door travels in the opposite direction.
4th impulse: the door stops.
5th impulse: the door travels in the direction of the
end-of-travel position selected with the
1st impulse.
etc.
The operator lighting comes on when the door starts to
move and automatically goes out 5 or 150 sec. later on
completion of the cycle.
3.6.2 Operation following actuation of the mechanical/
manual release
If, for instance due to a mains power failure, the mecha-
nical release was actuated, the carriage must reengage
in the door link latch before normal operation can be
resumed:
1) Press the large button on the carriage (see figure 16).
2) Move the door manually until the carriage reengages
in the door link latch.
3) Allow the door to complete several uninterrupted
opening and closing cycles to check whether it has
fully closed and fully opened.
The operator is now ready again to resume normal
operation.
Note
If, after carrying out several interrupted door cycles,
the behaviour of the door does not correspond to that
described in stage 3, it will be necessary to rerun the
learning procedure (see section 3.3.2).

3.6.3 Operator lighting / diagnostic LED error messages

(LEDs, see fig. 9.1)
Aided by the diagnostic LEDs 2 and 5, which become
visible on opening the view window, causes for abnormal
operation are easy to identify. When operation is normal,
these LEDs do not glow.
Lighting: flashes 1 x in 1 second
LED: 5 flashes
Cause: A STOP or emergency-OFF circuit at terminals
12 and 13 has been broken or during a travel
cycle opened (see section 3.5.3).
Remedy: Close the STOP or emergency-OFF circuit
(see section 3.5.3)
Note: If a STOP or emergency-OFF circuit is not
connected to terminals 12 and 13, check
whether the DIP switch 1 is set at "ON".
Lighting: flashes 1 x in 1 second
LED: 5 glows
Cause: A photocell connected to terminals 20 and
71 has been interrupted or activated
(see section 3.5.4).
Remedy: Remove the obstruction causing the problem
and/or check the photocell, and if necessary
replace.
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Note: If a STOP or emergency-OFF circuit is not
connected to terminals 20 and 71, check
whether the DIP switch 2 is set at "ON"
Lighting: flashes 1 x in 1 second
LED: 2 glows
Cause: A photocell connected to terminals 20 and
74 has been interrupted or activated
(see section 3.5.5).
Remedy: Remove the obstruction causing the problem
and/or check the photocell, and if necessary
replace.
Note: If no closing edge safety device is connected
to the terminals 20 and 74, check whether DIP
switch 3 is at "ON" and nothing is connected
to terminals 20 and 74.
Lighting: flashes 2 x in 3 seconds
Cause: Due to an overcurrent cutoff, the operator has
reversed twice to the "OPEN" end-of-travel
position.
Remedy: Remove the obstruction causing the problem
and/or check the photocell, and if necessary
replace. Check the door action and, if neces-
sary, run through the learning procedure
(see section 3.3.2).
Acknow-
ledgement: Generate another impulse via an external
button, the radio receiver or the PCB button.
Note: This error is only displayed if the automatic
timer is set.
Lighting: flashes 3 x in 4 seconds
Cause: Operator has not yet undergone the learning
procedure (this is simply being brought to your
attention, it does not constitute an error).
Remedy: Run through the learning procedure
(section 3.3.2).
Lighting: flashes 4 x in 5 seconds
Cause: see section 3.6.4
Remedy: see section 3.6.4
Lighting: flashes 5 x in 6 seconds
Cause: Programming of the automatic timer has been
started (this is simply being brought to your
attention, it does not constitute an error).
Remedy: Run through the learning procedure
(see section 3.4).

3.6.4 Measures following error message

Causes of possible error messages:
- The learned distance is too short, < 60 cm.
- During an automatic travel cycle when running through
the learning procedure, the operating or "learn" button
was pressed.
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