1. Manuals
  2. Brands
  3. DEUTSCHTEC Manuals
  4. Door Opening System
  5. SLH Series
  6. Installation manual

DEUTSCHTEC SLH Series Installation Manual

Hide thumbs
Table of Contents

Advertisement

Quick Links

Download this manual
Deutschtec GmbH
SLH Series
Am Fuchsbau 13
15345 Petershagen/
I n s t a l l a t i o n m a n u a l
Eggersdorf Deutschland
Phone: +49 (0)3341 30 22 4 - 0
Fax: +49 (0)3341 30 22 4 - 25
www.deutschtec.de
info@deutschtec.de

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading
Need help?

Need help?

Do you have a question about the SLH Series and is the answer not in the manual?

Questions and answers

Subscribe to Our Youtube Channel

Related Manuals for DEUTSCHTEC SLH Series

Summary of Contents for DEUTSCHTEC SLH Series

  • Page 1 Deutschtec GmbH SLH Series Am Fuchsbau 13 15345 Petershagen/ I n s t a l l a t i o n m a n u a l Eggersdorf Deutschland Phone: +49 (0)3341 30 22 4 - 0 Fax: +49 (0)3341 30 22 4 - 25 www.deutschtec.de...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents INTRODUCTION SYMBOLS OF THE MANUAL 1 GENERAL INFORMATION OF THE PRODUCT 1.1 Product Introduction 1.1.1 SLH239 1.1.2 SLH240 1.1.3 SLH240/H 1.1.4 SLH240ES 1.2 Technical Specications 1.3 Copyright 1.4 Standards 1.5 Warranty Guidelines 1.6 Declaration of Incorporation 1.7 Certication 1.8 Signage 2 CONTENTS OF DELIVERY 2.1 Operator Kit 2.2 SLH Prole Set...
  • Page 3 3.8.3 BEA IXIO-DT3 Sensor 3.8.4 BEA VIO sensor 3.8.5 Optex OA-Flex Sensor 3.9 Block Diagram 3.9.1 Standard Version 3.9.2 Escape Version 4 MAINTENANCE SERVICE 4.1 Precautionary Measures 4.2 Fuse Replacement 4.2.1 Changing primary side fuse 4.2.2 Changing secondary side fuse 4.3 Maintenance Check 4.4 Timing Belt Tension 4.5 Mechanical Faults...

  • Page 4: Introduction

    Introduction This guide is for service engineers who service SLH239, SLH240, SLH240/H and SLH240ES operators and gives information on: - System specifications - Assembly, installation and settings - Maintenance - User guidance In this booklet, the installation process is predesignated for the engineers who install service SLH239, SLH240, SLH240/H and SLH240ES operators.

  • Page 5: General Information Of The Product

    Outstanding quality and unique design have made the perfect combination in Deutschtec SLH products. These highly intelligent models enjoy incredible strength as well. Employing world-famous German technology has made Deutschtec SLH series into robust and sturdy products which will easily handle heavy weights.

  • Page 6: Technical SpeciCations

    1.2 Technical Specification Specification SLH 240/H SLH 240 SLH 240 ES SLH 239 230V/33V,50VA 230V/33V,50VA Power supply 230V / 28V, 120VA 230V/33V,100VA (Peak 120VA) (Peak 120VA) Power Consumption max. 250 W max. 600 W max. 250 W max. 200 W Gear motor power 100 W 100 W...

  • Page 7: Copyright

    This manual was prepared and issued by Deutschtec GmbH. All rights are reserved. The information in this manual is the property of Deutschtec GmbH; located in Germany. Disclosure of this information or any part of it to third parties is not permitted, except with prior and explicit written permission of Deutschtec GmbH.

  • Page 8: Declaration Of Incorporation

    Declara on of Incorpora on In accordance with Annex II section 1.B. of the EC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC Authors and persons responsible for creating the relevant technical documents: Deutschtec GmbH Am Fuchsbau 13 15345Petershagen/Eggersdorf Germany We hereby declare that the incomplete machine:...

  • Page 9: CertiCation

    1.7 Certification EN.09.09052022...

  • Page 10: Signage

    1.8 Signage Clear signage on automatic doors is a key component of the safety system. Deutschtec has prepared several warning signs (in accordance with ISO 7010:2020) that must be attached to the relevant parts of this product. Signage are defined below:...

  • Page 11: Contents Of Delivery

    2. Contents of Delivery Components of SLH series are delivered in three main categories as follows: 2.1 Operator Kit Description Quantity Kit/set incl. Article NO. SLH Assembled Motor 2 PCS SLH240H 100W -40V 1000000038 SLH Assembled Motor 2 PCS SLH240ES...
  • Page 12 Description Quantity Article NO. Kit/set incl. 1 Pcs. SLH240ES 1 Pcs. SLH240 1000000131 SLH Pack Screw 1 Pcs. SLH239 1 Pcs. SLH240H SLH-240ES Data Connection 1 Pcs. SLH240ES 1000000636 Cable and 26 Pin Connector SLH 240 ES- Power Connection 1000000333 1 Pcs.

  • Page 13: Slh ProLe Set

    2.2 SLH Profile Set Description Quantity Kit/set incl. Article NO. Stainless Steel Prole Set 4 m SLH Rail Prole, AL 1000000002 1 Pcs. Aluminium Prole Set Stainless Steel Prole Set 4 m SLH Cover Prole, AL 1000000003 1 Pcs. Aluminium Prole Set 1000000023 1 Pcs.

  • Page 14: Accessories

    2.3 Accessories Description Kit/set incl. Article NO. 1000000147 Mechanical Key Switch ( Deutschtec logo) Optional 1000000166 Digital Programme Switch (Deutschtec logo) Optional 1000000174 Electromechanical Lock-GN Optional 1000000944 HSML_Complete Lock for SLH Optional 1000000124 Battery Pack - GN Optional 1000000392 Battery Set - GN...

  • Page 15: Assembly And Installation

    This section presents the precautionary measures that must be taken into account for the installation of the product. Special attention must be given to this section. Deutschtec GmbH shall not be liable for accidents caused by ignorance of this part.

  • Page 16: Required Tools

    - Do not touch the electronic board. Make sure to touch an earthed metal prior to having contact with the module. - Secure the cables inside the drive by the cable ties. - Before activating the mechanical part, make sure that the surrounding is clear of any object. Moving parts can draw loose cables, hair or clothing into the system.

  • Page 17: Technical Drawings

    3.3 Technical Drawings 3.3.1 Two-leaves door version (TBS Frame) EN.09.09052022...

  • Page 18: Two-Leaves Door Version (Tbs Frame)

    3.3.2 One-leaf door version (TBS Frame) This manual focuses on two leaves version of the door. However, it is roughly analogous with one leaf version regardless of positional differences on the rail. 3.4 Installation Steps The installation steps of Airdrive68NG/FR & NG/H operators are as follow. 3.4.1 On-Site Preparation Before starting the installation process, carefully check the condition of the installation site and the strength of the materials.
  • Page 19 Adjust the installation height when using an in-house prole system. When implementing the base profile, you must use T-wall brackets for a base profile with a thermal separation and a self-supporting mounting position that is between two walls without a ledge. The drive will be hooked in the rail.

  • Page 20: Stainless Steel ProLe & Rubber ProLe

    3.4.3 Stainless Steel Profile & Rubber Profile Then insert the rubber track profile and the stainless steel track profile. Tighten the stopper elements and fix it with the supplied M6x10 socked screw and special nuts. Stainless steel profile Rubber profile While inserting the rubber track profile, pull it slightly along the length.

  • Page 21: Standard Distance For Opening (Mm)

    While inserting the rubber track profile, pull it slightly along the length. This makes it easier to install the rubber track profile into the stainless steel track profile. After installing the aluminum base profile, you can install the other components one by one. The following figure and the table can help you plan the internal components.

  • Page 22: Installing The Stopper

    3.4.7 Installing the Stopper When the doors are open, the frames of the opening leaves and those of the fixed leaves must align. You can then fasten the stopper at the base profile based on this distance. Stopper Assembly of the stopper using M6 hexagon socket screws and special nuts. In order to simplify the assembly process, install the lock after the door leaves have been mounted.

  • Page 23: Power Supply

    3.4.9 Power Supply Assembly of the power supply using M6 x 10 hexagon socket screws and special nuts. 3.4.10 Gear Motor Fasten the motor and secure it using M6 x 18 hexagon socket screws and special nuts. The motor’s position is situated on the left, based on the positions of the door elements’...

  • Page 24: Backup Gear Motor

    3.4.12 Backup Gear Motor Installation of the backup motor with M6 x 10 hexagon socket screws and special nuts. 3.4.13 Battery Assembly of the battery module using M6 x 10 hexagon socket screws and special nuts. Tip: The battery should never be connected to the control device before the final start-up. 3.4.14 Hanger, Roller and Belt Holder The hanger and roller and the belt holders are positioned according to the dimensions of the door’s leaves.
  • Page 25 The clamping plate is used to fasten the belt in a manner that corresponds to the door movements associated with door leaves that are closed in a synchronized manner. The belt is shortened accordingly. The motor position is not important. A tensioning of the belt must be made through the deflection. EN.09.09052022...

  • Page 26: Inspecting The Mechanical System

    3.4.15 Inspecting the Mechanical System After the assembly process has been completed, check the free movement of the mechanism. No noticeable noises should be heard when the respective item is being moved out of and back into the final position. Check whether all modules have been securely assembled.

  • Page 27: Mounting The Frame Fixed Leaves

    3.4.17 Mounting the Frame Fixed Leaves The profile of the connection walls must be flush mounted to the base profile. Mount the slide blocks onto the floor surface. The location of this type of floor guide along door width is at the overlap of fixed and movable leaves.

  • Page 28: Electric Lock (Optional)

    For the movable leaves, the side blocks must be bolted into the floor. You will need one for each leaf. Mount it onto the floor so that it corresponds to the height of the fixed leaf . To mount the leaves, slant them at the angle of approximately 30°. After that, place the door leaves on the track profile .

  • Page 29: Timing Belt

    3.4.20 Timing Belt Pull the belt onto the motor and the idler pulley. The belt will be tightened by the idler pulley. In ES versions, the backup motor needs to tighten the belt. Therefore, you need to position the tensioning screw in front of the motor base and fix the screw.

  • Page 30: Escape Version

    3.5.2 Escape Version Prepare setup in the Following Order Sensor Sensor Remote outside inside control Power Backup Backup Control unit Motor Control unit Motor unit Battery Lock Key switch All Connections (Sensors, Lock, Bridges, Remote Control) need to be on the Master Control Unit Slave Control Unit has to be without Bridges.
  • Page 31 3) Connect the Motor and the Encoder on Master 4) If included connect the Lock to Master Control Unit 5) Turn SLT on both control Units to middle Position and all DIP Switches to OFF Poition EN.09.09052022...
  • Page 32 6) Connect the Power Unit to Master Control Unit LED on PCBA is permanently blue (Factory settings) 7) Turn SLT clockwise to end position (right) and perform a factory reset by holding the reset button until the LED is ashing red fast.
  • Page 33 8) Push Door to Full open Position and press reset button for Initial setup (blue blinking) The door should close and after setup is completed, the LED is blinking blue 2x After accomplished setup you can check the setup by pressing the Test Button. 9) If the door moves in the wrong direction during setup, the direction can be changed by setting DIP 3 ON After changing DIP Switches always do a Factory Reset by holding the Reset Button until the LED is ashing red fast.
  • Page 34 10) Disconnect the Motor cable from the Master Control Unit 11) Connect the 4-PIN Connector to Master Control Unit and to the Slave Control Unit DO NOT USE THE CONNECTOR BELOW THE 26 PIN CONNECTOR (near to the wire connection clamp) 12) 13 Slave Control Unit: Turn SLT clockwise to end Positon and Check if all DIP-Switches are in low position and perform a factory reset.
  • Page 35 13) Connect the 26 PIN Connector wire to both control units 14) Set DIP 1 at Master Control Unit to ON Position EN.09.09052022...
  • Page 36 15) Set DIP 2 at Slave Control Unit to ON Position 16) After changing the DIP switches perform a Factory reset on both Control Units 17) Connect the Fuse Holder to the Batteries 18) Connect the Battery Power Cable to the Batteries (observe polarity red-black cable to (-) Contact and red wire to (+) contact) EN.09.09052022...
  • Page 37 19) Connect the Battery to the Master Control Unit 20) Check if both SLT are turned clockwise to end position 21) Push the door to full open position and run an initial setup on the Master Control Unit by pressing the reset Button until the LED is blinking blue.
  • Page 38 22) Turn both SLT anti-clockwise to middle Position. LED changes to green or yellow blinking 23) Disconnect the Power and the Battery from Master Control Unit 24) Connect the Sensors to Master Control Unit EN.09.09052022...
  • Page 39 25) Connect the Battery to the Master Control Unit 26) Connect the Power to the Master Control Unit 27) Set the Radar Output on the Inside Sensor to Frequency EN.09.09052022...

  • Page 40: Modifying The Parameters

    3.6 Modifying the Parameters You can use the potentiometers to adjust the closing speed, the opening speed and the hold-open time. Press the test button to inspect and save your settings. You can use maximum of 5 calibration runs. If 5 calibration runs do not suffice, execute a run with the SLT positioned towards the left.

  • Page 41: Sensors Setup Table

    3.7 Sensors Setup Table Combination of Combination of sensors in sensors in European mode international mode BEA IXIO DT3 BEA IXIO DT3 BEA IXIO DT1 BEA IXIO DT1 BEA ZEN BEA ZEN BEA ZENSAFE BEA ZENSAFE BEA VIO DT1 BEA VIO DT1 Optex OA Flex Optex OA Flex PRG Mode...

  • Page 42: Wiring Diagrams

    3.8 Wiring diagrams 3.8.1 SLH239 & SLH240 3.8.1.1 ZENSAFE Sensor EN.09.09052022...
  • Page 43 3.8.1.2 BEA ZEN sensor EN.09.09052022...

  • Page 44: Bea Zen/Zensafe Sensor

    3.8.1.3 BEA ZEN/ZENSAFE Sensor EN.09.09052022...
  • Page 45 3.8.1.4 BEA IXIO-DT3 Sensor EN.09.09052022...
  • Page 46 3.8.1.5 BEA VIO Sensor EN.09.09052022...
  • Page 47 3.8.1.6 Optex OA-Flex Sensor EN.09.09052022...
  • Page 48 3.8.2 SLH240H 3.8.2.1 ZENSAFE Sensor EN.09.09052022...
  • Page 49 3.8.2.2 BEA ZEN Sensor EN.09.09052022...

  • Page 50: Bea Ixio-Dt3 Sensor

    3.8.2.3 BEA ZEN/ZENSAFE Sensor EN.09.09052022...

  • Page 51: Bea Vio Sensor

    3.8.2.4 BEA IXIO-DT3 Sensor EN.09.09052022...

  • Page 52: Optex Oa-Flex Sensor

    3.8.2.5 BEA VIO Sensor EN.09.09052022...
  • Page 53 3.8.2.6 Optex OA-Flex Sensor EN.09.09052022...

  • Page 54: Block Diagram

    3.9 Block Diagram 3.9.1 Standard Version 3.9.2 Escape Version EN.09.09052022...

  • Page 55: Maintenance Service

    4.1 Precautionary Measures This section presents the precautionary measures that must be taken into account in maintenance and fault nding. Special attention must be given to this section. Deutschtec GmbH shall not be liable for accidents caused by ignorance of this part.

  • Page 56: Maintenance Check

    4.3 Maintenance Check Note: The mandatory maintenance work on the SLH series doors shall be carried out by properly trained personnel at least once a year. For doors installed at the escape roots, fire-approved doors or doors with an emergency function, WARNING frequency of maintenance to be carried out is at least twice a year.

  • Page 57: Timing Belt Tension

    4.4 Timing Belt Tension In order to evaluate whether the belt tension is off, the system has to be put in operation. Observe the timing belt: - The belt might not lift up from the motor gear or skip when breaking and accelerating - If the belt lifts up increase the belt tension, and vice versa In order to determine the correct belt tension, follow the steps depicted below: 4.5 Mechanical Faults...

  • Page 58: Troubleshooting

    Check the door leaf - Separate moving leaf from the belt clamps. - Move door leaves and check for a smooth movement through the entire trajectory path of the leaf. - If door leafs move smooth Check the drive motor and replace it if necessary. Replacing the hanger - Loosen the timing belt.

  • Page 59: Malfunctions

    4.6.1 Malfunctions Error Cause Action Rotary switch is set to the ‘Close’ Door does not open. Change the operation mode. mode. Emergency shutdown button is Reset the emergency shutdown Door does not open. activated in the closed position. button (deactivate). The main power supply is Connect the main power supply Door does not open.

  • Page 60: Led Status (Error Codes)

    4.6.2 LED Status – Error Codes Error Blue LED Code on Status Case Required action Digital Key Start initial scan. Delivery condition Permanent Faster Blinking Initial scan is in progress Opening width during Opening width needs more than 1 time Blinking learning drive NOT OK 400mm per leaf.
  • Page 61 Error Red LED Code on Status Case Required action Digital Key 250,240 Critical error on control To be replaced. 251,252 board 253,254 Constant Master/slave or digital key Check the the connections. communication error Blinking Factory reset (after Fast Blinking – pressing reset for 15 sec) Check connections of Safety circuit not closed.

  • Page 62: User Instructions

    5.1 Precautionary measures This section presents the precautionary measures that must be taken into account by customer. Special attention must be given to this section. Deutschtec GmbH shall not be liable for accidents caused by ignorance of this part. - Before first operation, check the overall status of the door and its protective devices.

  • Page 63: Main Elements Of The System

    5.2 Main elements of the system OW=Opening width PH=Passage height 1- Radar of the outside sensor 2- Mechanical Key Switch 3- Sliding door leaf and hazard area 4- lock 5- Detection area of the sensor EN.09.09052022...

  • Page 64: Mechanical Key Switch

    5.3 Mechanical key switch The mechanical switch has 5 below possible modes: Partial Open Full Open One-way The door leaves are and kept The door leaves are only opened The door leaves are opened open. when the internal sensors are to a pre-specified width.
  • Page 65 5.4 Digital key switch Operating Interface of the digital key switch: 4- Manu navigation up 9- Switching between zero and one 5- Menu navigation down 10- Switching between two and three 6- Conrmation 11- Switching between four and ve 7- Return(Esc) 12- Switching between six and seven 8- Menu 13- Switching between eight and nine...
  • Page 66 EN.09.09052022...

  • Page 67: Digital Key Switch

    5.4.1 Operating the system with the digital key switch Press any button to activate the Digital Key Switch. Afterwards use the default "0000" password in order to unlock the functionality of the Digital Key Switch. If necessary, use the "Lock" button to perform corrections. In case the password is not correct the user is prompted to retype the password.

  • Page 68: Main Menu

    5.4.2 Main menu EN.09.09052022...

  • Page 69: System Behavior

    5.4 System behavior The operator performs after every power outage a reference drive. This means the door is going to perform the opening procedure up to the maximum opening length. Conclusory the system goes into the set state on the Mechanical Key/Digital Key/DMS. 5.4.1 Closing cycle When the door encounters an obstacle during the closing procedure, the door leafs will reverse its trajectory and open up.

  • Page 70: Failures

    3. Choose your desired operating mode. 5.8 Mandatory Routine Maintenance In accordance with European standard EN 16005, the owner of the doorset must hire a Deutschtec-authorized technician to carry out the periodic maintenance service and regular inspection, thus ensuring operation of the door and all protective devices.

  • Page 71: Cleaning

    Note: All maintenance and repairs must be recorded in the log book. Deutschtec shall be in no case liable for any damage resulted from interventions by unauthorized personnel. 5.9 Cleaning This section presents the precautionary measures that must be taken into account in the cleaning of the product.
  • Page 72 Deutschtec GmbH Am Fuchsbau 13 15345 Petershagen/ Eggersdorf Deutschland Phone: +49 (0)3341 30 22 4 - 0 Fax: +49 (0)3341 30 22 4 - 25 www.deutschtec.de info@deutschtec.de EN.09.09052022...

This manual is also suitable for:

Slh 240Slh 240/hSlh 240 es: slh 239

Table of Contents