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Summary of Contents for Real Carriage Door & Sliding Hardware Edison Sliding Opener
- Page 1 Edison Sliding Opener Installation Manual...
- Page 2 Thank you for choosing Real Sliding Hardware for your project! We manufacture the highest quality doors and hardware out of the best raw materials in the USA. We stand behind our products and are committed to providing an enjoyable customer experience.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Packaging ........................4 Specifications ........................6 • Motor Carriage..................................8 • Control Unit ..................................10 System Overview ......................12 Installation Instructions ....................14 • Connecting the rails ................................14 • Chain Tensioner and Wire Connector ..........................14 • Ceiling Bracket ..................................15 •... -
Page 4: Packaging
Packaging and Parts • Connecting sleeve x2 (3) • Additional track pieces (4) • Chain tensioner (for closing end of track) (5) The Edison Opener will ship out in multiple packages. Weight and size will vary depending on • Wire Connector (open end of track) (5.1) order. - Page 5 • Transmitter or remote which is preprogrammed This box includes additional items needed for your to your opener (17) sliding door application. The package dimensions are 15” x 12” x 3”. • Warning label (18) This box will include: • Warning label for emergency release (19) 1.
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Page 6: Specifications
included in the packages. If anything is missing, Technical 2060 pro+ 2080 pro+ 2110 contact us. The actual content may vary depending Data pro+ on the specific order. Standard 7’ and 8’ doors (< 2 door height Specifications 750 mm) Max. - Page 7 The standard setup (without extra memory) can Reset Button memorize up to 40 commands, and each channel The length of time the reset button is pressed will utilizes 10 of those. If all 4 channels are used you define what is reset see below options. can have up to 10 remotes.
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Page 8: Motor Carriage
Motor Carriage Control Connection Options BUZZER slot (black) Warning or Board alarm buzzer terminal Number SENSO slot SENSO terminal LED CH 1-4 (red) display for radio LASER slot (white) Parking position channel laser sensor terminal Magnetic slot (green) lock terminal Terminal for safety contact strip 8k2/ Limit switch terminal (OPEN) limit (blue) - Page 9 Connection options for Motor Carriage Function/application example Magnetic slot (green), lock terminal, Locking magnet MOTION slot (white) terminal for movement sensor 3-pin MEMO slot, Memo terminal, memory expansion for 450 transmitter commands USART slot, terminal e.g. module, home automation SENSO slot, terminal for SENSO, humidity sensor BUZZER slot (black),...
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Page 10: Control Unit
Control Unit Control Connection Options 2-pin Terminal Transformer primary Board side 120 V AC 50/60 Hz Number 2-pin Terminal 24 V AC Transformer DIP switches secondary side ACCU slot Terminal for battery pack PCB label Keypad (black) Terminal for button 2-pin Terminal Chain and Track 24 connector cable of the wall control V AC... - Page 11 2. Loosen the screw on the control unit cover and Function Example remove the cover gently upwards Battery slot, ACCU Terminal for battery pack Keypad (black) Terminal for button connector cable of the wall control unit (only for type pro +) Terminal for relay, switching capacity max 5 A/120 V AC max: 5 A/24...
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Page 12: System Overview
System Overview angle of the boomerang arm changes (which changes the measurement) depending on your application (like the height it is mounted above opening) • The control unit housing must be mounted at Biparting Doors least 5ft from the ground, within 16.4ft of the open end of the rail and no more than 5.7ft You can utilize either the side mount or ceiling (69”) from an outlet. - Page 13 • Opposite of the other two applications, the open end of the rail is actually in the center of the opening instead of the outside. This means the rails must overlap in the center so the doors clear their half of the opening as much as possible •...
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Page 14: Installation Instructions
Installation 4. Stretch the chain across the length of the track Chain Tensioner Instructions Note: The chain tensioner goes on closing end, while as the wire connector is for the open end. 1. Slide chain tensioner (part 5) into the opening end of the track 2. -
Page 15: Ceiling Bracket
chain holder of wire connector 2. Note: You may have additional ceiling brackets depending on your application. 4. Rotate back 90 degrees Place one side against the top of the rail, and the other at the bottom facing each other Note: Do not tighten the chain on wire connector. -
Page 16: Header Brackets
For Side-wall applications meets it (this position will change depending on application) 7. Securely fasten the u-fitting to the bracket with Header Brackets and Mounting • Attachment must be to adequate framing or strapping a 1” x ¼” hex head bolt and nut •... -
Page 17: Wicket Switch
Note: You may also create a template using paper 18. Connect the brown wire to “rt” terminal and tracing the back of the control unit for hole placement. 4. Drill a 3rd pilot hole (1/4” drill bit) 1.6” (1-3/5”) over and 8.8” (8-4/5”) down from first hole on left 5. -
Page 18: Inserting Accu (Battery Backup)
1. Locate a reliable trigger point for each door • Mount the wicket switch 2. Route the wire above the opening to the opposite motor carriage • Take special care that the wire will not get pinched or bind 3. Wire in the wicket switch to the wicket door fuse terminal, see graphic... - Page 19 2. Hold the mounting bracket (1) to the wall and mark the mounting points • The distance from the bottom edge of the installation bracket to the floor is 2” 3. The height and angle of the bracket can be adjusted through the slotted holes (2) •...
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Page 20: Autoset Programming
Autoset Programming same way 7. Run the two sets of wires (6) from the safety sensors to the ceiling control unit Red Limit Stop • Use staples to keep wires in place 1. Disengage the motor 8. Connect to control unit •... -
Page 21: Autoset
initially set. To combat this you must disenage the • Each hop equals a 1/4” jump and you need a motor and add an extra inch to the programmed total of an inch limit stop. See below steps 7-9. 9. Pull emergency cord to engage the motor Make sure dip switch 3 is turned on at the motor 10. -
Page 22: After Autoset Completion
After Autoset of electricity • If you are getting power to the control unit but the nothing will work (and there may also be Completion a buzzing noise from the transformer) check the fuse located next to the transformer. It is located in a black rubber junction in the wiring •... -
Page 23: Accessories
Remotes 6. Second remote is programmed Refer to page 39 in the Sommer manual SOMweb for additional programming, and deleting of transmitters information. The SOMweb tool allows you to control your operators (up to 10) from the convenience of your smartphone, tablet or computer via app or web browser. -
Page 24: Battery Pack
Battery Pack Please see below diagram (Red arrow is showing the location of USART) • Battery pack can supply power during power failure • Battery pack can be operated for approx. 5 cycles in 12 hours Note: It is recommended to have a qualified electrician to install, test and replace battery pack •... -
Page 25: Somlink
SENSO Senso is an add on device that monitors humidity levels in the space. There is a standard factory setting for humidity levels that allows for venting if the humidity rises. The opener will be equipped to open about an inch or less if the humidity reaches 80% and will close again once it goes down to 70%. -
Page 26: Outdoor Keypad
Outdoor Keypad Note: It is important to keep the reset code sticker which includes the 9 digit reset code Keypad Activation 1. Press and hold the [M] button for about 8 seconds • Both red and amber LED lights will light up for about 2 seconds Note: The lower amber light... -
Page 27: Maintenance And Care
Maintenance and Care Cleaning 1. Clean track, carriage and control unit housing The use of oil or grease on the chain track or carriage will reduce conductivity. This may result in • Pull the power plug out of the outlet. If a battery faults due to inadequate electrical contact. - Page 28 Please visit our website and download our most up to date manual. Call us directly at 1-253-853-3815 for additional assistance. Real Carriage Door & Sliding Hardware Copyright 2020© all rights reserved...
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