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DTM System SWIFT6 Assembly Manual For The Installers

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AUTOMATION SYSTEMS
DRIVER FOR SWIFT6 DRIVE
Assembly manual for the installers
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  • Page 1 AUTOMATION SYSTEMS DRIVER FOR SWIFT6 DRIVE Assembly manual for the installers automation systems...
  • Page 3 Safety mechanisms (EN12978 norm) ensure the protection against hazards associated with moving of movable mechanical elements such as crushing, hitching or detachment; DTM System company is not responsible for safe and efficient operation of the device in case of applying components not being products offered by DTM System;...

  • Page 4: Warranty

    This time is counted according to the producer warranty labels or serial numbers placed on every product. DTM System obliges itself to repair the device for free if during the warranty period there are problems which come because of its fault. Broken device should be supplied on customer’s expense to the place of purchase and enclose clear and brief description of the breakage.
  • Page 5 2. Introduction This instruction manual is dedicated to SWIFT6- CB driver. This driver enables to connect safety devices such as photocells, pressure edges and it also has encoder system efficiently detecting the overloading caused by the unintentional resistances in the move of the gate.

  • Page 6: Installation

    4. Installation 4.1. Important reminder CAUTION! Electrical installations and automations of the drive must be made by experienced and trained staff under effective laws and regulations. Dangerous voltage 230V 50Hz appear in the devices, all connections should be made at the voltage switched off. Installer's task is to install the system safely enough to minimize the risk associated with using it.
  • Page 7 SWIFT6 drive. 4.3.2. Clamps for connecting motor CH, C, AP, and condenser … (27-28 and 30-31, fig.2) Connect the engine of SWIFT6 drive to clamps CH, C, AP. Condenser 16uF/450V must be connected to clamps .
  • Page 8 Clamps are used to connect built-in powering transformer. 4.3.5. Connector for engine encoder EN CODER (13, fig.1) Connector is used to connect built-in encoder in SWIFT6 drive engine. 4.3.6. Clamps for connecting signal lamp Lam (3-4, fig.2) Clamps are used to connect optical signaling of engine operation (LAM. and common clamp). Use 230V, max.
  • Page 9 STOPED INPUT CAN WORK IN ONE OF 4 MODES ACCORDING TO TABLE 1 Fig.2. Connecting SWIFT6-CB clamps. Closing the input to COM clamp will cause closing the gate, however opening will cause opening of the gate. Closing and opening time is regulated by attached outside clock with calendar.
  • Page 10 After switching the power supply of the driver, there is an automatic change into OPERATION MODE. In operation mode, the current state of inputs is signaled by LED diodes (16, fig. 1) 6. Programming of SWIFT6-CB driver The programming takes place with the help of the LED L1 diode and PROG/STOP and P/P buttons which are on the driver board (6.7 fig.
  • Page 11 PROG. /STOP PLACE GATE IT THE PRESS FOR 5s. PRESS P/P GATE WILL CLOSE MIDDLE PROG./STOP BUTTON - LOCK THE DRIVE UNTIL L1 LIGHTS ON auto-close slow PRESS P/P GATE OPENED PRESS P/P AFTER A MOMENT TO SET SLOWDOWN AUTO-CLOSING TIME SAVING THE TIME GATE STARTS TO OPEN MOMENT...
  • Page 12 6.5. Power regulation EN12445 safety norm demands that all automation systems pass crash tests measured with special devices. Conduct crash tests and change the sensitivity of the encoder with the use of the trimmer (8 fig. 1). If settings are insufficient it is possible to install the soft rubber profile on the edge of the gate in order to soften possible impacts into the obstacle.
  • Page 13 Photocells activation reduces pause time to 2 seconds no matter what time was set earlier. Tab.1. The description of DIP-SWITCHes in SWIFT6-CB driver. CAUTION! SETTINGS CHANGE REQUIRE DRIVE RESTART BY SWITCHING MOTOR SUPPLY OFF FOR A MOMENT OR BY SHORT CIRCUIT OF RESET PINS (15, fig.1).
  • Page 14 in case of the resignation from the assembly of manual control buttons, remember about bridging "STOP" clamps. The lack of the bridge will make any move of motors impossible. in case of the resignation from the assembly of the photocell, bridge PHOTO1 and/or PHOTO2 inputs with the COM clamp 7.2.
  • Page 15 Electrical or electronic devices cannot be removed with everyday waste. The correct recycling of devices gives the possibility of keeping natural resources of the Earth for a longer time and prevents the degradation of natural environment.
  • Page 16 DTM System spó³ka z ograniczon¹ odpowiedzialnoœci¹ spó³ka komandytowa ul. Brzeska 7, 85-145 Bydgoszcz, Polska http://www.dtm.pl, e-mail: dtm@dtm.pl...