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Siemens AT 18 Operating Instructions Manual

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Sassi Lift Systems Limited
Comfort Lift Door Drive
Operating Instructions
AT 18
Date of Issue: Rev.07-02/06
Comfort lift Door Drive
AT 18
Tel: 01376 550666
Fax: 01376 341219

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  • Page 1 Sassi Lift Systems Limited Comfort Lift Door Drive Operating Instructions AT 18 Date of Issue: Rev.07-02/06 Comfort lift Door Drive AT 18 Tel: 01376 550666 Fax: 01376 341219...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    14.1 Appendix 1: ID numbers of individual components ..........26 14.2 Appendix 2: AT 18 controller dimensioned drawing..........27 14.3 Appendix 3: AT 18 power transformer dimensioned drawing ......28 14.4 Appendix 4: 24 V drive motor, drive pinion left, with rubber-bonded metal and mounting bracket......................
  • Page 3 Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14.11 Appendix 11: Diagnosis and parameter setting ..........36 14.11.1 Terminal module:..................36 14.11.2 Handheld terminal HT18 (service tool) ............36 14.12 FrontEndPC ..................... 42 14.12.1 User terminal emulation ................42 14.12.2 The driving parameter editor ................ 42 14.12.3 Oscilloscope function ..................

  • Page 4: Introduction

    In addition we wish to point out that the content of this manual is not part of an earlier or existing agreement, declaration of intent or legal relationship or a revision of such. All obligations of Siemens result from the respective sales contract, which also contains the complete and only valid guarantee regulations. The contractual guarantee provisions are neither extended nor limited by the actions taken as a result of using this manual.

  • Page 5: Safety Instructions

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 3 Safety instructions Observe the following before start-up Read the manual carefully. It contains important information for the installation, use and safety of the equipment. Special references Three kinds of special references are used in the manual in order to emphasize important information: WARNING In the sense of this manual it means that death, serious bodily injury or substantial...

  • Page 6: Terms

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 4 Terms Initial speed = decreased speed used in closing and opening operations after power is turned on until normal operation is recognized. Creep speed = decreased speed in the proximity of the “Open” position of the lift door (creep distance).

  • Page 7: Overview Of The Control Elements

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 5 Overview of the control elements Basic AT18 module: X1: Auxiliary modules flat cable connection X3: Input transformer connection X4: Output voltage 24V / 0.4A X5: Emergency power module input signal X6: Input signal connection: Light barrier Nudge Close Open...

  • Page 8: Functions And Equipment Responses

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 6 Functions and equipment responses Learn and test run Pushing the Door Parameter button (S5000) causes automatic parameter sensing to start: 1. Recognition of the motor type 2. Recognition of the door motion direction and the “CLOSE” position 3.

  • Page 9: Blockage Recognition - "Close

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 NOTE If the door parameter button (S5000) is pressed while applying the mains voltage, the current parameters are overwritten at the end of the training run by the factory settings. If the door parameter button is pressed during normal operation, then only a door width and a mass determination is performed.

  • Page 10: Closing Force

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 Closing force The closing force can be adjusted between 70 and 230N. When 150N is exceeded a warning appears on the LCD display of the terminal module (option). The values mentioned refer to a door that opens to one side; a load cell will only indicate the half value with central opening doors.

  • Page 11: Emergency Power Supply (Option)

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 6.13 Emergency power supply (option) In case of a failure of the mains voltage a battery or a rechargeable battery (e.g. lead gel rechargeable battery) can be attached to the external emergency power module (option) and thus makes possible emergency operation. The door can be opened and closed in this condition;...
  • Page 12 Rev.01 Issue 09/05 6.13 Emergency power supply (option) In case of a failure of the mains voltage a battery or a rechargeable battery (e.g. lead gel rechargeable battery) can be attached to the external emergency power module (option) and thus makes possible emergency operation. The door can be opened and closed in this condition;...

  • Page 13: Mechanical Assembly And Set-Up

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 7 Mechanical assembly and set-up CAUTION The safe operation of the lift door drive requires that it is correctly installed and put into operation by qualified personnel under consideration of the warning references in these operating instructions. Before working on the door drive you must ensure that voltage has been removed from the controller.

  • Page 14: Electrical Set-Up And Initial Start-Up

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 8 Electrical set-up and initial start-up WARNING With the operation of electrical equipment inevitably some parts of the equipment contain dangerous voltage. Neglecting the operating instructions can therefore lead to severe bodily injuries or property damage. Therefore the warnings must be absolutely followed. During the start-up of the controller (in particular during automatic parameter determination) the door movements cannot always be externally influenced.
  • Page 15 Rev.01 Issue 09/05 The following settings can be made: Function Adjustment range Factory setting Slow end open distance 0...100 mm 30 mm Slow start open distance 0...100 mm 30 mm Slow start close distance 0...100 mm 20 mm Slow end close distance 0...100 mm 40 mm Maximum speed open...

  • Page 16: Relay Contacts (Option)

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 9 Relay contacts (option) The relay contacts are part of the relay module (option) and can be used in order to report the following door conditions to the main lift controller: – X11 The door has reached the “CLOSE” position The relay switches on, when the controller recognizes the “CLOSE”...

  • Page 17: The Travelling Curve

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 10 The travelling curve SPEED Figure 2 Reversing ramp OPEN_CLOSE = reverse of the direction of travel from the OPEN direction towards the CLOSE direction. Reversing ramp CLOSE_OPEN = reverse of the direction of travel from the CLOSE direction towards the OPEN direction.

  • Page 18: Operating Status Display

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 11 Operating status display The 7 segment display H5000 shows the following operating conditions: Display Meaning Signal light barrier active (light barrier interrupted) RAM -, EEPROM or CPU error (system error) EEPROM error Error in the second power-off sequence Increase of the open time with increased motor duty cycle Motor undefined Motor blockage in closing direction...
  • Page 19 Rev.01 Issue 09/05 Speed limit curve The speed limit curve is the characteristic used for the determination of the maximum permissible door speed V as a function of the total door leaf mass. In accordance with EN 81 the maximum kinetic energy of the door moving in the closing direction may not exceed 10 joules.

  • Page 20: Extension Modules (Option)

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 12 Extension modules (option) 12.1 Installation of the extension modules Components Basic AT18 module: Terminal module: Relay module: Flat cable with the plugs A, B and C Mounting screws for the terminal module Mounting screws for the relay module Photo 1 Flat cable pin assignment (Pos.4): A = basic unit AT18 (Pos.
  • Page 21 Rev.01 Issue 09/05 1. Plug flat cable plug A into connector D. Photo 2 2. Insert the terminal module onto the lowest groove of the housing profile (see photo 3) and set onto the two spacer bolts E (photo 2). Relay module Terminal module Photo 3...
  • Page 22 Rev.01 Issue 09/05 3. Connect plug B to the terminal module. Photo 4 Photo 4 4. Fasten the terminal module using the enclosed M3 screws. Operating instructions AT18 SEDM...
  • Page 23 Rev.01 Issue 09/05 5. Slide the relay module into the top groove of the housing profile (see photo 3), set onto the 2 spacer bolts E (photo 5) provided and fasten with the enclosed M3 screws. Then connect the plug C to the relay module. Photo 5 Photo 6 Operating instructions AT18 SEDM...

  • Page 24: The Emergency Power Module

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 12.2 The emergency power module The emergency power module is attached between the transformer and voltage input of the controller AT18 (plug connector X3) (see photo 8). This module provides the change-over of the transformer voltage supply to 24V emergency power (rechargeable battery) during a mains voltage failure.

  • Page 25: Technical Data

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 13 Technical data 13.1 DC gear motor Operating voltage 24 V DC Maximum speed 0.7 m/s Protection class IP 54 Gear ratio 10:1 Pulse generator 100 impulses/revolution Rated current 4.9 A 13.2 Power transformer Operating voltage 230V, 50-60 Hz Tolerance +- 15% Max.

  • Page 26: Appendix

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14 Appendix 14.1 Appendix 1: ID numbers of individual components Ident-Nr. Plain text Abbreviation Controller A2B00039209 AT18 controller without auxiliary AT18 modules A2B00053570 AT18 controller with terminal and AT18TR relay modules A2B00053566 AT18 controller with terminal AT18T module A2B00053564 AT18 controller with relay module...

  • Page 27: Appendix 2: At 18 Controller Dimensioned Drawing

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14.2 Appendix 2: AT 18 controller dimensioned drawing Figure 4 Operating instructions AT18 SEDM...

  • Page 28: Appendix 3: At 18 Power Transformer Dimensioned Drawing

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14.3 Appendix 3: AT 18 power transformer dimensioned drawing Three-pin plug Length approx. 2m Transformer height: approx. 65 mm ∅ 6.1 mm ∅ : approx. 126.2 mm SW 10 Length approx. 1.5 m Connection to AT 18...

  • Page 29: Appendix 4: 24 V Drive Motor, Drive Pinion Left, With Rubber-Bonded Metal And Mounting Bracket

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14.4 Appendix 4: 24 V drive motor, drive pinion left, with rubber-bonded metal and mounting bracket Figure 5 Operating instructions AT18 SEDM...

  • Page 30: Appendix 5: Deflection Pulley With Tightener And Mounting Bracket

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14.5 Appendix 5: Deflection pulley with tightener and mounting bracket Figure 6 Operating instructions AT18 SEDM...

  • Page 31: Appendix 6: Door Carrier

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14.6 Appendix 6: Door carrier Figure 7 Operating instructions AT18 SEDM...

  • Page 32: Appendix 7: Mounting Suggestion

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14.7 Appendix 7: Mounting suggestion Figure 8 Operating instructions AT18 SEDM...
  • Page 33 Connection with internal 24V Supply A door close command should be present when the lift is running or parked at rest with doors closed (i.e. through auxiliary contacts on a main contactor in parallel to door close contacts) This will hold the doors closed or open at a reduced torque. Please Note: With doors open, there must be a door open command present.

  • Page 34: Connection With External Supply

    Connection with external Supply A door close command should be present when the lift is running or parked at rest with doors closed (i.e. through auxiliary contacts on a main contactor in parallel to door close contacts) This will hold the doors closed or open at a reduced torque. Please Note: With doors open, there must be a door open command present Page 33a...

  • Page 35: Appendix 9: Emergency Power Module Dimensional Drawing

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14.9 Appendix 9: Emergency power module dimensional drawing Figure 10 Operating instructions AT18 SEDM...

  • Page 36: Appendix 10: Connection Cable For Emergency Power Module

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14.10 Appendix 10: Connection cable for emergency power module Figure 11 Operating instructions AT18 SEDM...

  • Page 37: Appendix 11: Diagnosis And Parameter Setting

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14.11 Appendix 11: Diagnosis and parameter setting For the diagnosis and setting of the parameters either the terminal module or the user terminal can be used. This Tool is optionally available (see Appendix 1). The terminal module (option) is under the housing cover. The user terminal and the USB adapter of the FrontEndPC can be attached with the appropriate cable to X8 of the controller.
  • Page 38 Rev.01 Issue 09/05 Menu Entry after system reset (optional) START MENU LANGUAGE MENU German / English MAIN MENU QUICK SETUP Door state Select profile Door commands Parameter setup GENERAL SETUP Profile parameter Door commands Start initial learn run Start normal learn run Set default parameter MONITOR MENU state...
  • Page 39 Rev.01 Issue 09/05 QUICK SETUP Door state state = ... position = ...cm Select profile profile 0...4 Door commands Stop door Open door Close door Close with nudging Parameter setup Closing forces All closingforces ...N Max. speed open Max. speed open ...m/s Max.
  • Page 40 Rev.01 Issue 09/05 GENERAL SETUP Profile parameter Slow end open distance ... mm Slow start open distance ... mm Slow start close distance ... mm Slow end close distance ... mm Maximum speed open ... mm/s Slow end speed open ... mm/s Slow start speed open ...
  • Page 41 Rev.01 Issue 09/05 MONITOR MENU State State = ... Position = ...cm Input Input open active/not active Input close active/not active Input nudge active/not active Input lightbarrier active/not active Input battery active/not active Output Output opened active/not active Output closed active/not active Output reversing active/not active Operating instructions AT18 SEDM...
  • Page 42 Rev.01 Issue 09/05 Service-Menü FW-Version AT18 firmware version ... Error Current error Preceding error Second last error Third last error Maintenance Menu Read values Openings counter Blockings counter Learn runs counter Start ups counter Operating hours counter Clear values Openings counter Blockings counter Learn runs counter Start ups counter...

  • Page 43: Frontendpc

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14.12 FrontEndPC The FrontEndPC control program can be installed on a PC with USB interface. In addition to the program, drivers for the USB adapter (CP2101) must be installed (see readme.txt on the installation disk). The USB adapter is attached between the USB connection of the PC and the X8 plug connector of the AT18 controller.

  • Page 44: The Driving Parameter Editor

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14.12.2 Driving parameter editor Figure 14 With the run time curve editor all adjustable parameters can be loaded, comfortably adjusted and saved. The loading as well as the saving of parameters can be done in the AT18 controller. A text file can also be saved on the PC.

  • Page 45: Oscilloscope Function

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 WARNING After changing the profile it is necessary to start a new learn run (start with S5000 ). Otherwise the closing speed and nudging speed can’t be limited by the door mass and the kinetic energy could be exceeded the permitted value. 14.12.3 Oscilloscope function Figure 15...

  • Page 46: Minimal Editor

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14.13 Minimal Editor The minimum editor is an aid for changing an AT18 controller parameter if the terminal module, user terminal or FrontEndPC is not available. Thereby the parameter button (S5000) and the two service buttons (S5001, S5002) receive a second function.

  • Page 47: Adjustment Log

    Rev.01 Issue 09/05 14.14 Adjustment log Please have available when contacting the Hotline! Hotline: +49 (0) 5 11) 8 77-14 71 Fax: +49 (0) 5 11) 8 77-16 30 Function Adjustment Factory Value set range setting Slow end open distance 0...100 mm 30 mm Slow start open distance...
  • Page 48 Ansprechpartner Siemens AG Electronic Design and Manufacturing Services (I&S EDM) Am Brabrinke 14 30519 Hannover Telefon (05 11) 877-12 57 Telefax (05 11) 877-16 30 E-Mail: hans-wilhelm.wilken@siemens.com www.siemens.de/edm Siemens Aktiengesellschaft © Siemens AG 2005 All Rights Reserved Printed in Germany...

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