CAME Z Series Installation Manual
Control board for automations 24 v
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- Page 1 CONTROL BOARD 31 9T 98EN FOR AUTOMATIONS 24 V INSTALLATION MANUAL ZL80 - ZL80C English...
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Page 2: Legend Of Symbols
The overall power of the motors must not exceed 450 W. 3 Reference Standards For its quality processes management Came Cancelli Automatici is ISO 9001: certified, and for its environmental management it is ISO 14001 certified. Came designs and manufactures entirely in Italy. -
Page 3: Componenti Principali
4.1 Dimensions, spans and anchoring holes (mm) ZL80 ZL80C 4.2 Componenti principali 1 - Display 2 - Control unit fuses 1A 3 - Motor fuses 10 A 4 - Accessories fuses 1.6 A 5 - Line fuses 1.6 A 6 - R700 board plug-in for decoding control devi- ces (transponder slide-through cards) 7 - AF board plug-in for radio frequency 8 - RSE board plug-in for decoding PC interchan-... -
Page 4: Installation
5 Installation Installation must be carried out by expert qualified personnel and in full observance of regulations in force. 5.1 Preliminary checks Before installing do the following: • Check that the panel’s anchoring point is protected from possible blows, and that the anchoring surface is solid. Also check that the anchoring is done using the appropriate bolts, screws etc. -
Page 5: Electrical Connections
Insert the pressure hinges into the box (on the left or right as you wish) and set them using the provided screws and washers. 15 mm~ They must slide in order to turn Snap the cover into place onto the hinges. Close it and fix it using the provided screws. - Page 6 6.2 Electrical connections 230 V a.c. 50-60 Hz Power supply 24V D.C. Motor BN1 battery-charger card Battery Battery 12 V 12 V 24V a.c 25W Max. output terminal for flashing light (when moving) Encode connection (to connect the automated device to the control board: use a type 2402C 22AWG shielded cable max.
- Page 7 6.2 Electrical connections (1-2) N.C. STOP button (2-3P) N.O. partial opening button (2-3) N.O. complete opening button. (2-4) N.O. closing button (2-7) N.O.open-close contact (in steps) or open-stop-close-stop (sequen- tial) (10-5) 24V 3W Max. opening indicator light 10-11 24V A.C accessories power supply output terminal, max 36 W Antenna connection...
- Page 8 6.2 Electrical connections (2-CX) DOC and DIR photocells connection (2-CY) DOC and DIR photocells connection TEST DOC and DIR photocells working (S1-GND) TSP00 (transponder) LT001 (slide-through card) sensor connection Please note: for the board to recognise the sensors, the apposite (R700) decoder board needs to be connected. LT001 TSP00 Blak...
- Page 9 < > ENTER ENTER < > The ESC key is used to: LANGUAGE WWW.CAME.IT - exit the menus CBXE 24 - cancel changes < > ENTER the <> key are used to: - move from one menu item to another...
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Page 10: Menu Structure
7.3 Menu structure Press ENTER for 1 second ENTER Lang. selec. ENTER LANGUAGE ENTER > TIMING ENTER Italian < 10 sec > Operation time ENTER > English < > < > > > Auto Clo.Time < 10 sec > ENTER French <... - Page 11 < ON > < OFF > Auto Closing ENTER > > > < Open-Close > < Open-Stp-Cl o se > Input 2-7 > > ENTER > User Function < 2-7 Function > < Opening only > ENTER > > > <...
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Page 12: Description Of Menu Items
7.4 Description of menu items Language Select language: select the menu language among those available. Lang. select LANGUAGE ENTER ENTER English French Italian > > > > German Spanisch > > Time intervals Time of operation: operating time intervals of the gearmotor during the opening phase or closing phase (from 10” o 120”) Operation time TIMING ENTER... - Page 13 7.4 Description of menu items Person Present (Maintained Action): activates or deactivates the Maintained Action function. Dead Men FUNCTIONS ENTER > <ON > ENTER < > < > <OFF> Person Present Closing (Maintained Action Closing): activates or deactivates the Maintained Action Closing function. Dead Men Clos.
- Page 14 7.4 Description of menu items Radio/Users Before plugging in any decoding/coding board cut power off to the control board ( see par. 7.6) New User: Add new users (see par. 7.7) Add New User RADIO/USERS > ENTER See detailed description Edit User: to edit a user’s functions (see par 7.8).
- Page 15 - select the desired letter or the empty space. Write the desired message: the maximum number of characters is 32 (16 per line). Once the message is written keep the ENTER key pressed for at least 3” WWW.CAME.IT CBXE 24...
- Page 16 7.5 Travel Run calibration Perform a complete opening run Press ENTER to confirm. From the calibration menu, select using (<>), until the complete opening Calibrate Travel Run. Press ENTER to occurs. confirm. < > R u n C a l i b r a t . Do a full Opening Run.
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Page 17: Adding Users
7.6 Decoding board To control the board using remote controls or cards, connect the AF radio board chosen for the corresponding remote control, and the R 700 board for the TSP00/LT001 proximity sensors. Please note: users cannot be added without the proper decoding board (max. number of users is 250). The AF and R700 boards must be inserted with the power source disconnected Frequency/MHz Board... -
Page 18: Error Message
7.8 User changes (user fucntion) From the Radio/Users menu, select Select the user which requires a change in function (a) by using the <> or User Changes, press ENTER to confirme. (b), by pressing the relative transmitter button, and (c) pulling the card through the sensor. -
Page 19: Demolition And Disposal
UNI EN ISO 14001 standard to ensure environmental protection. Please continue our eff orts to protect the environment—which CAME considers one of the cardinal elements in the development of its operational and market strategies—simply by observing brief recommendations as regards disposal: DISPOSAL OF PACKAGING The packaging components (cardboard, plastic, etc.) are all classifi... - Page 20 came.com...
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