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- Page 1 Operating instructions for RolloSystems T2 Article No.: RS-T2-80 VBD 509-1-GB (09.09)
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Page 2: Introduction
... With your purchase of this drive for sliding doors and sliding shutters you have chosen a quality product manufactured by Rademacher. We would like to thank you for your confidence. The RolloSystems T2 has been developed with the greatest possible convenience in mind. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Automatic synchronisation after power failure ..............43 Automatic synchronisation at the „Closed“ end point ............43 Error messages ......................44 Technical data / RolloSystems T2 ............45 - Factory settings ....................46 - Testing ........................ 46 Warranty conditions ...................... 47... -
Page 4: General View
General view Legend Plus key = LED display OK key = Connecting cable 10 = Type plate Minus key = Toothed belt wheel = Assembly block = Toothed belt wheel cover = Operating panel lid... -
Page 5: Included In Delivery
Included in delivery After unpacking the product, compare the contents of the package with this list: 1 x Drive 1 x Operating instructions 1 x Operating panel lid * 1 x Toothed belt wheel cover * 1 x 24 V mains power adapter 1 x Connecting terminal * incl. -
Page 6: Correct Usage
Correct usage Use the RolloSystems T2 exclusively: To open and close sliding doors and sliding shutters of the respective permissible maximum weight, in private households. According to the information and security requirements given in this manual. Any other usage would be regarded as improper use. -
Page 7: Incorrect Usage
Incorrect usage The RolloSystems T2 must not be used: Without making the required adjustments for type of mounting/speeds (see page 27) and end points (see page 22). To operate doors that are subject to building inspectorate specifications: - Fire doors... -
Page 8: General Safety Instructions
Work on electrical systems entails the risk of fatal electric shock. Always remove the mains power adapter from the socket before carrying out any work on the RolloSystems T2 or on the sliding door or sliding shutter. The use of defective equipment can lead to personal injury and damage to property. -
Page 9: Functional Description
24 V power unit which can be plugged into any 230 V / 50 Hz power socket. Flexible connection options for additional operating units The RolloSystems T2 has two control inputs and one 12 V output for connecting external sensors, motion detectors, tread sensors and other pulse sensors. -
Page 10: Obstacle Detection
42. Functional description / Manual decoupling The RolloSystems T2 has a manual decoupling function. In the event of a malfunction (e.g. power failure) the sliding unit can be decoupled from the drive and moved by hand by giving it a hefty push. To recouple the sliding unit it has to be brought back into position in relation to the toothed belt connector. -
Page 11: Overview Of Features
Overview of features RolloSystems T2 functions and features Automatically learns the end points Automatic obstacle detection Automatic synchronisation after power failure Adjustable obstacle detection sensitivity Adjustable speeds (for opening and closing) Adjustable automatic closing Integral receiver for manual transmitter (433 Mhz Keeloq and radio motion detector) -
Page 12: Important Information Prior To Assembly And Installation
Important information prior to assembly and installation Before assembly, check: ... whether your sliding unit is suitable for the drive and ... that the sliding unit/ the mechanism is in perfect mechanical working order. It should be possible to open and close the sliding door or sliding shutter easily. Check the weight of the sliding unit The permissible total weight of 80 kg should not be exceeded, otherwise the drive may not operate faultlessly. -
Page 13: Electrical Connection / Power Supply
Electrical connection / Power supply The power is supplied via the 24 V mains power adapter provided. NOTE Note the information given on the 24 V mains power adapter’s type plate. It gives all the information necessary for connecting the drive. Assignment of the connecting Assignment of the connecting cable on the 24 V mains power... -
Page 14: Brief Description Of Control Inputs
Brief description of control inputs and B Connection of external controls The drive has two control inputs A and B for connecting various external controls, such as: Sensor Motion detector etc. Roller shutter switch Colour assignment of the drive cable for the control inputs Drive cable Assignment white (3) -
Page 15: Connecting An External Sensor Or Motion Detector
Connecting an external sensor or motion detector Connecting a potential-free opener contact as per + 12 V (NC mode). pink (6) 12 V Potential-free opener contact Control input Setting mode in menu Switching signals: OPEN - STOP- CLOSE - STOP... Switching signal if menu is enabled: OPEN (opening) -
Page 16: Connecting A Roller Shutter Switch
Connecting a roller shutter switch Connecting a potential-free roller shutter switch with + 12 V. pink (6) 12 V Potential-free closer contact of a roller shutter Control input switch white (3) (example) yellow (4) Setting mode in menu : (when both inputs are in use) Control input A (open) Control input B... -
Page 17: Connecting The Artmotion Motion Detector
Connecting the ArtMotion motion detector Connecting the motion detector in closer mode (NO) The radar motion detector ArtMotion is recommended for use with the RolloSystems T2. It must be operated in „High Active“ mode – refer to the motion detector assembly and operating instructions. - Page 18 Connecting the ArtMotion motion detector Parallel connection of two ArtMotion motion detectors in closer mode ArtMotion 1 ArtMotion 2 RolloSystems T2 green + 24 V brown/grey GND (ground) yellow Control input white...
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Page 19: Drive Menu Structure
Drive menu structure All necessary settings can be made in the drive control menu. Functions are selected via the menu. The following table gives a brief introduction to the individual functions: End point search Reverse running direction Set braking distance Set sensitivity Set mounting mode / opening speed Set closing speed... -
Page 20: Calling Up The Menu And Selecting A Function (Example)
Calling up the menu and selecting a function (Example) Keys display Display after plugging the power unit into a 230 V socket. The drive is idle (in standby mode). Press for two Call up the menu. seconds Select a function. e.g. -
Page 21: Installation Sequence
Installation sequence IMPORTANT 1. / 2. / 3..It is essential that the installation sequence is followed It is essential that the installation sequence shown here and described in the following section is complied with. Deviation from this or changes to some settings would require the system to be reinstalled. -
Page 22: Automatic End Point Search / Brief Explanation
Automatic end point search / Brief explanation To ensure smooth operation, solid (fixed, immovable) end points must be available for the drive in both travel directions. Automatic search run The drive independently learns both end points. IMPORTANT Never try to simulate end points (e.g. by stopping the sliding unit with your hand or foot), as these temporary end points would be lost after a power failure, for example, due to the automatic synchronisation runs (see page 43). -
Page 23: Starting Automatic End Point Search
Starting automatic end point search Keys display Press for two Call up the menu. seconds Select function „Find end points“. Confirm function „Find end points“. symbol appears and flashes. The search run starts, the sliding door/ Press for three sliding shutter opens. seconds Release the key as soon as the drive starts up. -
Page 24: Reversing The Running Direction
Reversing the running direction The running direction of the sliding unit is dependent on the following factors and may need to be adjusted: on the installation situation (right-hand / left-hand installation) and on the connection of the sliding unit to the toothed belt (front or rear toothed belt). NOTE Valid end points have to be learned so that the direction of travel can be checked. -
Page 25: Setting The Braking Distance
Setting the braking distance The braking distance helps to determine how strongly the drive or the sliding unit brakes before the end points are reached. The braking distance can be adjusted to correspond to the weight of the sliding unit (door panel or shutter) and the running performance. NOTE If the sliding unit stops suddenly while braking then travels in the opposite direction, the braking distance has been set incorrectly. -
Page 26: Setting The Sensitivity Of Obstacle Detection
Setting the sensitivity of obstacle detection With this function you can set the level of sensitivity for triggering obstacle detection. Description Setting high sensitivity low sensitivity factory setting IMPORTANT When using the drive outside, you should set the sensitivity low enough that frost and wind do not disrupt normal operation. -
Page 27: Setting Speeds, Automatically And Manually
Setting speeds, automatically and manually Automatically setting of the speed by selecting the type of mounting: The speed can be set automatically contingent on the type of mounting (running into the wall or running on the wall) in order to reduce the risk of injury (through impact or crushing) at the closing edges of a sliding door or sliding shutter. -
Page 28: Automatic Setting Of The Speed According To The Type Of Mounting
1. Automatic setting of the speed according to the type of mounting Keys LED display Call up the menu. Press for two seconds Select function „Mounting type“. Confirm selection The current type of mounting is shown and flashes. Set the required type of mounting. . -
Page 29: Switching To Automatic Speed Setting According To The Type Of Mounting
2. Switching to manual setting of the opening speed Keys LED display Set the required opening speed..= slow speed = high speed Return to menu. NOTE Subsequently the closing speed can be set in menu item 6 (see page 30). 3. -
Page 30: Setting The Closing Speed
Setting the closing speed Automatic setting of the closing speed, depending on the type of mounting selected. If automatic speed setting by selecting the type of mounting has been activated, the closing speed is permanently set (depending on which type of mounting has been selected). In this case it is not possible to set the closing speed separately. -
Page 31: Activating Automatic Closing
Activating automatic closing Automatic closing. This function ensures that the sliding unit automatically closes once it has been opened. Setting variable closing times. You can set different closing times to suit your individual needs. Setting Closing time = deactivate automatic closing time = 3 seconds = 6 seconds = 10 seconds... -
Page 32: Switching Acoustic Signal On/Off
Activating automatic closing Keys display Call up the menu. Press for two seconds Select function „Automatic closing“. Confirm selection The current status of the function/ the current closing time is shown and flashes (e.g. Set the required closing time..see table on page 31. -
Page 33: Switching Push Mode On/Off
Switching Push mode on/off When the sliding unit is mechanically moved, the drive travels in the corresponding direction. It takes significant force to move the sliding unit, therefore this should not be the usual method of operation. IMPORTANT If the sliding door/sliding shutter is fitted with a mechanical coupling this can be decoupled when the sliding unit is pushed before the drive recognises the manual movement. -
Page 34: Setting The Function Of Control Inputs A And B
Setting the function of control inputs A and B The function of each control input can be set as needed. This is done in menus The following functions can be set: Setting Function = Off (factory setting) = NC mode (potential-free opener contact) = NO mode (potential-free closer contact) = Pause mode = Open (dead-man operation, e.g. - Page 35 Setting the function of control inputs A and B Brief description of functions = Pause mode The sliding unit can be arrested in its current position by pressing the key provided for this (Pause key). This makes it possible to conveniently clean the sliding unit and the door/window opening, for example.
- Page 36 Setting the function of control inputs A and B Keys LED display Call up the menu. Press for two seconds Set the required function „Control inputs“. Confirm selection The current status of the function is shown and flashes, e.g. Set the required mode (see page 34). .
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Page 37: Clear / Deleting All Settings / Viewing Software Version
Clear / Deleting all settings / Viewing software version A reset deletes all settings including the activated manual transmitter and radio motion detector. After that the factory settings apply again (see page 46). IMPORTANT After a reset has been carried out all settings must be entered again. NOTE Press the OK key briefly to exit the function without performing a reset. -
Page 38: Activating/Deactivating A Radio Motion Detector
Activating/deactivating a radio motion detector If required you can also control the drive with a radio motion detector. IMPORTANT Only one motion detector channel can be activated. Before being activated, any additional motion detectors must be set to the same radio code as the first radio motion detector (see the operating instructions for the respective radio motion detector). - Page 39 Activating/deactivating a radio motion detector Keys LED display Deactivating a radio motion detector Call up the menu. Press for two seconds Select function Confirm selection The current status of the function is shown and flashes. A successful deactivation is indicated by a flashing display.
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Page 40: Activating/Deactivating A Manual Transmitter
Activating/deactivating a manual transmitter Up to 9 manual transmitters can be activated. Keys LED display Activating a manual transmitter Press for two Call up the menu. seconds Select function „Activate manual transmitter“. Confirm selection The number of manual transmitters activated flashes in the display. - Page 41 Activating/deactivating a manual transmitter Keys LED display Deactivating all manual transmitters Press for two Call up the menu. seconds Select function Confirm selection The number of manual transmitters activated flashes in the display. Deactivate all activated manual transmitters. Press for three seconds Successful deactivation is indicated by a flashing display.
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Page 42: Obstacle Detection / What To Do If
Obstacle detection / What to do if...? ... the drive stops unexpectedly and travels in the opposite direction? Possible cause: The braking distance is too short or the speed is too high for the sliding unit. Solution: Extend braking distance or reduce speed (see page 25/27). -
Page 43: Automatic Synchronisation After Power Failure
Automatic synchronisation after power failure Automatic end point search (synchronisation) If the end points were set by means of the automatic search run, after a power failure the end points are automatically searched for again (synchronisation). To do this, the drive carries out up to four synchronisation runs, depending on circumstances, until the end points have been definitively located. -
Page 44: Error Messages
Error messages Error messages are indicated by the LED display and a repeated acoustic signal. The LED display first shows an „ “ and then the number (e.g. ) of the error message in question. Display Description of error The configuration has been modified. Remedy: Perform an automatic end point search (see page 23). -
Page 45: Technical Data / Rollosystems T2
Technical data / RolloSystems T2 Supply voltage: 24 V safety low voltage, via external 230 V/50 Hz mains power adapter Drive rating: 50 W Speed: max. 30 cm/s Running performance: Soft Start / Soft Stop (adjustable) Automatic closing time (adjustable) -
Page 46: Factory Settings
Technical data / Factory settings Reversal of running direction: (Off) Automatic closing time: (Off) Braking distance: Sensitivity of obstacle detection: Control input A (Off) : : : : : Control input B (Off) Speed setting: - Type of mounting: (The sliding unit is mounted on the wall) - Opening speed: - Closing speed: Acoustic signal:... -
Page 47: Warranty Conditions
Operational malfunctions by radio frequency overlaps and other radio malfunctions RADEMACHER shall remedy any defects, which occur within the warranty period free of charge either by repair or by replacement of the affected parts or by supply of a new replacement unit or one to the same value. - Page 48 RADEMACHER Geräte-Elektronik GmbH & Co. KG Buschkamp 7 46414 Rhede info@rademacher.de www.rademacher.de Service: Telefon: 01805/933171* service@rademacher.de * 14 ct/min aus dem Festnetz der DT AG/ Mobilfunktarif abweichend.