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DITEC DAS200 Technical Manual

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IP2266EN • 2021-11-15
Ditec DAS200
Technical manual
DAS200HD-DAS200RF-DAS200RG
Sliding doors automation
(Original instructions)
www.ditecautomations.com

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  • Page 1 Last version of this manual IP2266EN • 2021-11-15 Ditec DAS200 Technical manual DAS200HD-DAS200RF-DAS200RG Sliding doors automation (Original instructions) www.ditecautomations.com...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Subject Page General safety precautions EC Declaration of Incorporation Technical data Standard installation Main components Installing the automation 4.1 Installing / Removing the cover 4.2 Installation/removal of the cover if installed side presence sensor Examples of installation 5.1 Example using supplied wing anchoring brackets 5.2 Examples with DAS11M8 5.3 Examples with DAS18M8 5.4 Example with DAS35M8...

  • Page 3: General Safety Precautions

    General safety precautions ATTENTION! Important safety instructions. Please follow these instructions carefully. Failure to observe the information given in this manual may lead to severe personal injury or damage to the equipment. Keep these instructions for future reference. This manual and those for any accessories can be downloaded from www.ditecautomations.com.
  • Page 4 motorized door or gate • The safety devices must protect against crushing, cutting, trapping and general danger areas of the motori- zed door or gate. Display the signs required by law to identify hazar- dous areas. Each installation must bear a visible indication of the data identifying the motorized door or gate •...

  • Page 5: Ec Declaration Of Incorporation

    EC type examination or certificate issued by a notified or competent body concerning the equipment: TÜV SÜD B 058029 0052 (Ditec DAS200) TÜV SÜD B 058029 0053 (Ditec DAS200HD, Ditec DAS200RG) TÜV SÜD B 058029 0054 (Ditec DAS200RF) The manufacturing process ensures the compliance of the equipment with the technical file.

  • Page 6: Technical Data

    0,64 A 24 V 24 V supply Durability test 1.000.000 cycles 1.000.000 cycles 1.000.000 cycles Ditec DAS200 Ditec DAS200HD Ditec DAS200RF Ditec DAS200RG TYPE OF USE Sliding door auto- mation Escape route with break-out system Escape route with rubber band...

  • Page 7: Standard Installation

    2. Standard installation Ref. Description Automation for sliding doors Combined opening and safe closing sensor Safe opening sensor Program selector Connect the power supply cable to a type-approved omnipolar switch with category III insulation and a contact opening distance of at least 3 mm. The connections to the mains and low voltage wires must be made on an independent channel sep- arated from the connections to the command and safety devices (SELV = Safety Extra Low Voltage).

  • Page 8: Main Components

    Standard lock. Locked with power - LD DAS802LOKA Anti-panic lock. Locked without power - LDP Bi-stable lock-LDB DAS802LOKB Belt transmission Mechanical stops NOTE: the given operating and performance features can only be guaranteed with the use of DITEC accessories and safety devices.

  • Page 9: Installing The Automation

    4. Installing the automation 4.1 Installing / Removing the cover • Secure and unsecure the open cover as shown below. CLICK...

  • Page 10: Installation/Removal Of The Cover If Installed Side Presence Sensor

    4.2 Installation/removal of the cover if installed side presence sensor...

  • Page 11: Examples Of Installation

    If the door wings are made with DITEC profiles in the ALU/PAM series: refer to the measurements given in the relative manuals. Drill a hole in the box using the reference line on the back and fasten it with M6 Ø12 steel plugs or 6MA screws (not supplied).

  • Page 12: Examples With Das11M8

    5.2 Examples with DAS11M8 min 10 DAS11M8 AC1356 DAS200-AC1356 min 10 DAS11M8 PAM16 DAS200-PAM16...

  • Page 13: Examples With Das18M8

    10 DAS11M8 PAM30 DAS200-PAM30 5.3 Example with DAS18M8 min 10 DAS18M8 AC4255 DAS200-AC4255...

  • Page 14: Example With Das35M8

    10 DAS18M8 AC4870 DAS200-AC4870 5.4 Example with DAS35M8 min 10 PAMH60 DAS35M8 DAS200-PAMH60...

  • Page 15: Example With Das40M8

    5.5 Example with DAS40M8 min 10 DAS40M8 ALU48 DAS200-ALU48 5.6 Example with ACV min 10 DAS200-ACV...

  • Page 16: Preparation Of The Glass Door Wing

    10 DAS200-ACV 6. Preparation of the glass door wing The diagram indicates the process measurements of the aluminium profile AC1356 and glass. Ø10 through holes are required on the aluminium profile and Ø15 on the glass for fastening. The number of holes and related distance between centres are based on the door wing width.

  • Page 17: Installing And Adjusting The Door Wings

    6.1 Installing and adjusting the door wings +/- 8 +/- 19 Make sure that the central wheel [D] is adjusted as illustrated in the picture. Fix the door wing to the carriage with screws (A). The door wing can be adjusted as shown in the figure. •...
  • Page 18 Automation with two door wings 60 (100*) 60 (100*) DAS200RG Automation with one door wing with right-hand opening Automation with one door wing with left-hand opening Place the end stops (16) on the opening and closing positions. For the 2 wing automations, a third end stop is provided which must be placed near the end of the box which is used as a stop for...

  • Page 19: Installing The Floor Guides

    6.2 Installing the floor guides The floor guides must be made of an anti-friction material such as PVC, NYLON or TEFLON. The length of the floor guide should be no greater than the overlap between the fixed and mobile door wings, and should not enter the passage opening. Examples of floor guides KP515AB KAMC16...

  • Page 20: Checking And Adjusting The Belt Tension

    6.4 Checking and adjusting the belt tension LT ≤ 3000 = 2 mm LT > 3000 = 3 mm 6.5 Sensor positioning on the cover 6.6 External sensor cable fixing (2 wings operator) external sensor cable tie cable fixing...

  • Page 21: Electrical Connections

    7. Electrical connections Connect the automation to an efficient earthing system that complies with current safety standards. During installation, maintenance and repair operations, cut off the power supply before opening the cover to access the electrical parts. The automation protection casing must be removed by qualified personnel only. An omnipolar disconnection switch with a contact opening distance of at least 3 mm must be fitted on the mains supply.

  • Page 22: Standard Electrical Connections

    Standard electrical connections DAS902MP DAS902MP MCU-ER DAS200RG KS200RG DAS902BAT2 (24 V) DAS901BAT1 (12 V) DAS902BAT2: the fuse in the cable harness is T10A Side presence sensor 1 Side presence sensor 2 (ref. contact N.C 1-2) (ref. contatto N.C 1-4) Inner combination sensor Outer combination sensor (ref.
  • Page 23 Output Description Power supply unit connection Motor connection Encoder connection Connection for: - Program selector (OMS); - Network connection of interconnected operators; jumper green LED - Connector for Bluetooth interface (DAS900CTI); Green LED: If this LED is switched off or flashing, it means the control panel is malfunctioning.

  • Page 24: Control Panel Commands

    (main coil) Blocking device NOTE: Power supply output for external accessories 24V (+) 24 V 0,64 A: DAS200; Inner side opening 1 A: DAS200HD/RF/RG - KS200HD/RG. The maximum absorption of corresponds (-) 0 V to the sum of all terminals power supply output (1-7;...
  • Page 25 Contact Function Description The opening of the safety contact causes the current operation to stop. N.C. STOP WARNING: when the contact closes again, the door closes. (ref. parameter 46) WARNING: The emergency opening (battery 12V), is priority (=door opens in case of mains power failure even if STOP contact is open). Connect side presence sensor 2 as shown in the example in SIDE paragraph 11.

  • Page 26: Das902Mp Plus Module (Optional, Mandatory On Das200Rf)

    POWER 24 V accessories power supply. SUPPLY TO ACCESSORIES INNER SIDE Connect the internal sensor as shown in the example in paragraph N.O. OPENING 11. The closure of the contact activates the door opening operation. POWER SUP- 24 V accessories power supply. PLY TO ACCESSORIES BLOCKING...

  • Page 27: Das902Mp Commands

    7.4 DAS902MP commands max 15 error / status 42 V~ / 30 V (SELV) RESISTIVE LOAD ONLY Fire External alarm loop 12-24 V Fire Bistable lock (auxiliary coil) (+) 24 V Open Use to have Partial priority on the function Exit selector or in the absence of function selectors...
  • Page 28 The impulse opens the door fully and stop there. BATTERY WAKE- Used for emergency opening even in the absence of mains power 7 N.O. UP IF NO MAIN supply in conjunction with contact 1-5 with any function selector POWER setting. See contact 1-5 for connection. POWER SUPPLY TO 24 V accessories power supply.

  • Page 29: Adjustment And Selection Of Control Functions

    8. Adjustment and selection of control functions The control panel has a two-figure display that displays text and/or numbers. It has four buttons. (MMI) LEARN / EXIT LEARN / EXIT SELECT SELECT DOWN DOWN The procedure to switch on the display is as follows: press the 2-SELECT key to launch the display test NOTE: make sure all seven segments of the two displays light up correctly to avoid incor- rect reading.

  • Page 30: Display Test

    8.1 Display test a. When the display shows " ", push the SELECT button and each of the two display win- dows make a rotating test pattern. b. Verify that all seven segments of the two display windows are lit during the test. If not there is a risk of misjudgment of the digits shown in a defective display.

  • Page 31: Start Up

    01= antipanic belt lock ( KS802BLOKA-LDP) and bistable belt lock (KS802BLOKB-LDB). 02= standard belt lock (KS802BLOK-LD). Lock configuration (main control) DAS200/HD/RF/RG. The bistable lock DAS802LOKB is not automatically learned, set the lock type 12 : 10= no lock, automatic setting. 11= antipanic belt lock (DAS802LOKA-LDP), automatic setting.
  • Page 32 00= No function. Function Select, terminal 6 01= Disables Sustainable drive mode. DAS902MP 02= Enable the Mode Selector with a key (only COM500ER). 00= No access code (do not use for escape route). 01= Hold for two sec.possible use with COM500ES, Operation mode selector key lock COM501ES, COM502ES (do not use for escape route).
  • Page 33 During this cycle, the following accessories connected to the control panel are recognised and some parameters detected: Accessory / Parameter Parameter number High Speed Closing Presence of block and type, except bistable lock / 05, 06 KS200HD/RG Whether the sensors are monitored or not 9, 16, 29, 31, 91 Presence of battery and type Power supply type...

  • Page 34: Parameters

    If necessary, you can adjust the following main parameters:ain parameters: Parameter Description Settings High Speed Opening (cm/s) 10÷80 cm/s High Speed Closing (cm/s) 10÷80 cm/s Hold Open Time (00÷60s) (00÷60 s) Partial opening (00-99%) (00-99%) Performance adjustment. Sets how fast or slow the door shall accelerate or break.
  • Page 35 FUNCTION parameters Parameter Description Range Status indication. Off (00) / On (01) 00÷01 Default programming. Off (00) / On (01) 00÷01 Opening direction. 1 wing Right (00) / 1 wing Left or 2 wings (01). 00÷01 On DAS200RG and KS200HD/RG not selectable Hold force 00÷60N Side presence function.
  • Page 36 02÷23N x10 Power supply type.150W (01) / 75W (02) 00÷02 Door weight 00÷40kg x10 Friction 00÷99N Motor type. KS200HD/RG (01) / DAS200 (15) / DAS200HD-RF (16) / DAS200RG (17) Max motor power 03÷15W x10 EMERGENCY parameters Parameter Description Range Emergency unit monitoring. Off (00) / Convenience monitoring (01) / Redundant 00÷02...
  • Page 37 SENSOR parameters Side presence activation distance 00÷99dm Sensor type.1-wire (00) / 2-wire (01) monitoring 00÷01 STOP function. Off (00) / On (01) 00÷01 STOP configuration. N.O. (00) / N.C. (01) 00÷01 Function select terminal 4. No function (00) / Open / Close function (01) / 00÷04 (DAS902MP) No function (02) / Inner impulse 2 monitoring (03)

  • Page 38: Main Control Board Parameters

    KS802BLOKB 02= belt lock standard KS802BLOK NOTE: The belt locks are not automatically learned. b) 03->09 DO NOT USE c) Settings for carriages lock (DAS200/HD/RF/RG): AUTOMATIC 10= no lock 11= antipanic lock DAS802LOKA (locked with power - LDP). 12= standard lock DAS802LOK ( locked without power - LD).
  • Page 39 Partial Open Position (00-99%) Sets the “winter opening” size. NOTE: A building is certified for a certain COW. Depending on (DAS200/ how many people that is allowed to be in the specific area KS200HD) there also has to be a certain opening width. Partial open position must be set to 80% of the certified distance in escape routes.
  • Page 40 Opening direction (00÷01) 00= 1 wing Right. 01= 1 wing Left or 2 wings. (KS200HD/RG) NOTE: On DAS200RG/KS200HD/RG this parameter cannot be selected, the opening direction is defined with the position of the belt attachment bracket. Hold force (00÷60 N) Adjustment of the force used to keep the door in closed position.
  • Page 41 Side Presence Impulse monitoring (00÷02) Side presence impulse monitoring is a demand to be activated according to EN16005 or DIN18650 00= No monitoring of Side Precense impulse. Set to “00” if no monitoring of Side Presence impulse sensors is required or TO BE SET if no Side Presence impulse sensors are installed.
  • Page 42 Side Presence Activation Distance (00÷99dm) This is an inhibit signal for side presence. The door will act according to the value entered in parameter 2A. The value has to be according to local legislation. In an escape route the door has to open to 80% of the certified distance (see parameter 11) within 3 sec.
  • Page 43 Convenience battery 24V, DAS902BAT2 (00÷01) When this parameter is set to On (01), with a 24 V (UPS) battery the operator will continue its normal operation in case of mains power failure (flat batteries: last operation= opening/closing, see parameter 36). Monitoring will be made if parameter 10 is set to Convenience Monitoring (01).
  • Page 44 Exit Lock (00÷01) This parameter controls the electromechanical lock in the operation mode selector setting EXIT. (DAS200RG / 00= Off. The electromechanical lock is not locked in EXIT. KS200RG) 01= On. The electromechanical lock is locked in EXIT, except bistable lock. (Not allowed in escape route, according to EN16005 and DIN18650).
  • Page 45 Service Needed Opening Cycles (00÷50 x 100.000) Set number of openings before yellow LED in operation mode selector will start flashing (only on electronic operation mode selector). To clear the service needed indication you have to push on the MMI at the same time for 5 seconds when the display shows on.
  • Page 46 Friction (00÷99N) The friction when moving the door is automatically measured during a Learn. AUTOMATIC NOTE: DAS200 not more than di 50N. NOTE: DAS200HD/RF/RG not more than 70N. Interlock Function (00÷01) It is necessary plus module DAS902MP 00= Off 01= On See example of connection at chapter 11.
  • Page 47 Function Select terminal 4 - DAS902MP (00÷04) 00= NO FUNCTION. 01= Open/Close Function. One impulse opens the door the next impulse closes the door. Available in operation mode selections EXIT, AUTO, PARTIAL. 02= NO FUNCTION. 03= Inner impulse 2 monitoring. Sets inner impulse 2 monitoring for the second inner impulse on the DAS902MP unit.
  • Page 48 Function Select, terminal 6 - DAS902MP (00÷02) 00= No function. 01= Disables Sustainable drive mode. It is possible to disable sustainable drive mode. As long as contact is active the operator will run with full power. 02= Enable the Mode Selector with a key (only COM500ER). DAS909MP mode selector and all other Mode Selectors are not affected by this parameter.
  • Page 49 Operation mode selector key lock (00÷03) COM501ES/ER COM502ES/ER There are four different levels of access code choices for the operation mode selector. COM500ES/ER There are three different levels of access code choices for the operation mode selector. 00= No access code (Not allowed in escape route, according to EN16005 and DIN18650).
  • Page 50 Choose display mode of the operation mode selector (00÷01) AUTOMATIC In Show local mode the OMS shows the last setting made on the OMS. In Show system mode the OMS shows the setting that the op- erator is put to. It is shown with one flach every 5s. When the OMS is flashing every 5s it is not possible to change (COM501ES/ER- the mode on the OMS.

  • Page 51: Example Of Connection

    11. Example of connection 11.1 Combined opening and safety sensor + safety sensor on opening The electrical connections must be made when the mains power supply is switched off. PAS024ADT (1) PAS024AMR (1) PAS005AP(2) PAS024AS(W) (1) PAS005AP(1) PASAA2 (1) PAS024AS(W) (2) PASAA2 (2) With these connections, the automation opens and makes a reversal safety contact on the passage opening with a command from the internal and/or external sensor.
  • Page 52 INNER SENSOR OUTER SENSOR PAS024AS(W) PAS024AS(W) Green Green Brown Brown Yellow Yellow White White Pink Pink Grey Grey Blue Blue SIDE SENSOR SIDE SENSOR PAS005AP PAS005AP Green Green Brown Brown Yellow Yellow White White Pink Pink Grey Grey Blue Blue INNER SENSOR (sensor 1) PAS024ADT White...
  • Page 53 INNER SENSOR (sensor 1) PAS024AMR Green Brown Yellow White Pink Grey Blue Yellow/Black Red/Blue SECONDARY INNER IMPULSE MONITORING INNER SENSOR (sensor 2) PAS024AMR Green Brown Connect to MCU-9 Yellow White Pink Connect to module Grey plus DAS902MP Blue Connect to sensor Yellow/Black Red/Blue 1 Pink...

  • Page 54: Interconnection Of Operators

    11.2 Interconnection of operators 11.2.1 Interconnection cable Interconnection cable is used for controlling several operators with one operation mode selectors (OMS) and for synchronization. Operators can communicate with each other by connecting an interconnection cable between the operators. Cable connection: Pin1 to Pin 1...

  • Page 55: Parameter Configuration For Interconnection

    11.2.3 Parameter configuration for interconnection NOTE: Do not connect the operation mode selector (OMS) before the configuration of 6C is done on all MCUs. One of the operators has to be the main MCU (MCU-1). The main MCU shall have the value 01 in parameter 6C.

  • Page 56: Synchronization

    11.4 Synchronization Synchronization is when two operators work together. The doors opens and closes at the same time. A typical use is when two big single sliders are put together to get one big clear opening width. Synchronized can only be done between two operators, not more. For synchronization: set parameter 6b= 01 on all MCUs;...
  • Page 57 The electrical connections must be made when the mains power sullpy is switched off. Set the following parameters in all MCUs: • 6A= 01 Interlock function; • 90= 03 Interlock out; • 91= 04 Interlock in. After adjustment press the LEARN button for 2 seconds, the display flashes See parameter 25 for Interlock disable time Do not use interconnection cable, for con-...

  • Page 58: Entrematic Door Connect App

    12. ENTREMATIC DOOR CONNECT App If the operator is equipped with an OMS BLE, ( type COM501ES, COM501ER, COM502ES, COM502ER) it is possible to change the mode selections withthe smartphone appENTREMATIC DOOR CONNECT. COM501ES/ER COM502ES/ER Installation of the app • Download the app ENTREMATIC DOOR CONNECT, at App Store or Google Play.

  • Page 59: Installation

    13.3 Installation Two-way system In a two-way system Entry and Exit is done through one door. Parameter settings Set the three parameters Flow (3D), Flow Exit Only (3E) and Flow Restriction (3F) functions Use the following parameter setting if the door shall remain closed when the Flow Limit is reached: Parameter name MCU-1 Flow...

  • Page 60: Sensors

    13.4 Sensors The impulse sensors that shall be used have to be uni-directional (meaning that the outer/inner impulse is only activated when approaching the door). NOTE: It is important to set Presence 1 sensitivity as high as possible, without triggering when no person is activating the sensor (ghosting).

  • Page 61: Troubleshooting

    14. Troubleshooting Problem Solution Check and change the functions selector switch settings. The automation doesn't open and the Make sure there are no objects on the sensor's detection path. motor doesn't start up Check the power supply switch inside the building. Check any locks, releasing them if necessary.

  • Page 62: Activ Error Indication

    14.1 Activ error indication E1 - E8= flashing letter E followed by a digit displays an active error (1-8). The digit shows the main type of error. The display switches between this main error and a two digit number to specify the error.
  • Page 63 The control unit does not get a test an- Check that the monitoring output is connect- swer from the activation unit. Central presence Im- ed to terminal 13, or that the sensor is con- pulse Error nected to the correct plug & play connector, Side Side Presence 1...
  • Page 64 Internal register error.. RESET, and if the problem remains, replace Register Error the electronic unit having a flashing or ex- tinguished LED. Internal program error. RESET, and if the problem remains, replace OS Error the electronic unit having a flashing or ex- tinguished LED.
  • Page 65 Check that the operator is a Ditec operator. CTI Brand Mismatch Error (CTI) or the MCU is not of the Ditec. It is not possible to replace an Ditec operator component with a component from a different brand. Main error: E7 Motor Temperature High...

  • Page 66: Routine Maintenance Plan

    After remedy or replacement the operator has to be checked as follows: a. Study the door movement and adjust the functions to the values required for a smooth door operation and make sure to complete with local regulations. b. Check that correct functions and values have been selected for the installed accessories and that the installation complies with valid regulations and requirements from the authorities.

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