3Rd Level Programming - BFT CDS 1.3 Installation And Operation Manual

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Description of level 2 parameters

· : Request for maintenance
- : the request for maintenance is not active.
- : at the end of the countdown period, timed by the counters  and , the programmed output is activated (see parameter )
- : at the end of the countdown period, timed by the counters  and , the programmed output is activated (see parameter )
and the bollard lights fl ash twice.
-
· : Programming maintenance cycles in thousands and millions
Thanks to the combination of the two parameters the countdown can be set after which a request for maintenance is signalled.
Thousands can be set with the  parameter, millions with the  parameter. Example: to set 275,000 maintenance manoeuvres set
 on 0.2 and  on 75. The value displayed in the parameters updates along with the manoeuvres.
=11
· : Assistance required
If confi gured, the contact indicates that the electronic control unit detected an error in the automation and in particular, the failure
of the travel stop or the solenoid valve (GRIZZLY / OAK 800.4 only). The error is signalled by the triple fl ashing of the cover lights.

· : TERMON (integrated electronic motor heating system)
Must be activated with the ambient temperature where the bollard is installed (Tamb) drops below the minimum operating tempe-
rature of the bollard itself (Tmin).
Sets the temperature diff erence between the bollard's motor and the ambient temperature in centigrade degrees.
If the parameter is not zero, the control unit will heat the motor in order to obtain the set temperature diff erence.
Example: =15. The control unit will ensure that the motor maintains a temperature that is 15° above the ambient temperature.
By setting the parameter =3, it is possible to enable or disable the Termon system, operating directly on the PDM input.
Recommended confi guration: = Tmin - Tamb_min + 5 (°C). Example: Tmin= -15°C, Tamb_min= -30°C, set = 20.
The heating function may be activated from a thermostat connected to the PDM input, and calibrated to switch when Tamb <
Tmin+5°C.
Alternatively, a timer clock may be connected to the PDM input with a calendar which activates heating during cold seasons.

· : Deceleration rotation torque
Sets the deceleration speed at the end of the closing manoeuvre.
The value of the deceleration speed at the end of opening is preset by the company.
The following table gives the 3rd level functions and the single settable parameters.
= DEFAULT value set in factory.
Par Function

PDM dynamic input polarity

Output AUX polarity

Commands during pause
Special PDM functions

programmable input
Radio channel 1

command selection

Select frequency
Selecting pressure switch

polarity (for GRIZZLY / OAK 800.4 only)

Exiting the menu/saving
Control unit
7.4 PROGRAMMING
3rd LEVEL
: input N.O.
: input N.C.
: N.O.
: N.C.
: OFF
: ON
: None
: Opening consent
: Opening consent and pause time reset (with =04)
: TERMON enabling
: Opening consent and pause time reset (with =05)
: Channel 1 deactivated
: START
: APRI (with =05 special function)

: N.O. (used until 2012)
: N.C. (used from 2013)
Exit programming and view machine statuses (see notes  St
automation statuses display after the 1st level table)
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= parameter value set during installation: must be indicated
if DEFAULT value is modifi ed.
Settable data






