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- Page 1 • Rev. 00 Latest version of this manual IP2479EN • 2025/05/20 Technical Manual Ditec NeoS Green Sliding gates (translation of the original instructions) www.ditecautomations.com...
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Page 2: General Safety Instructions
GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WARNING! Important safety instructions • Follow the instructions carefully • Failure to observe the information given in this manual may lead to serious injury or serious damage to the equipment • Keep these instructions for future reference. WARNING! Before carrying out any cleaning or maintenance operations, discon- nect the power supply. - Page 3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR TECHNICAL PERSONNEL This installation manual is intended for qualified personnel only • The installation, electrical connections and adjustments must be carried out by qualified personnel in compliance with Good Practice and in compliance with the regulations in force • Be- fore starting with installation, check the integrity of the product •...
- Page 4 MANUAL RELEASE PROCEDURE 90° Carry out locking and unlocking operations with the motor and wing stopped. When the panel is closed but the key is still horizontal, the release microswitch is open and all manoeuvres are prevented. Machinery Directive Pursuant to the Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC), the installer who motorises a door or gate has the same obligations as the manufacturer of machinery and as such must: - Prepare the technical file that must contain the documents indicated in Annex V of the Machin- ery Directive (The technical file must be kept and placed at the disposal of competent national...
- Page 5 The equipment must not be put into service until the finished automatic entry system installed has been declared compliant with the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. Relevant Technical Documentation Manager: Matteo Fino - Ditec S.p.A. Largo U. Boccioni, 1 21040 Origgio (VA)
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Page 6: Table Of Contents
INDEX 1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ..........1.1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ................1.2 DIMENSIONS ......................1.3 MAIN COMPONENTS .................... 2. INSTALLATION ..............2.1 STANDARD INSTALLATION .................. 2.2 BASE PLATE POSITION ..................2.3 GEARMOTOR INSTALLATION ................2.4 RACK INSTALLATION ................... 2.5 OPERATION WITH VIRTUAL ENCODER ............... 2.6 MAGNETIC LIMIT SWITCH INSTALLATION ............ - Page 7 6.4 RO SECOND LEVEL MENU ................... 6.4.1 Additional RO level parameters available with → enabled ......32 6.5 SF SECOND LEVEL MENU ................... 6.5.1 Additional SF level parameters available with → enabled ......34 6.6 CC SECOND LEVEL MENU ................... 6.6.1 Additional CC level parameters available with →...
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Page 8: Technical Specifications
≤70 dB (A) * Indicative cycles consider a wing width of 6 m and factory settings (default speed of 20 cm/s). NeoS Green allows a max speed of 30cm/s (configurable). Cycle refers to an opening operation followed by a closing operation. -
Page 9: Dimensions
1.2 DIMENSIONS 210 (NEOS 500) 220 (NEOS 800-1000) 170 (NEOS 500) 180 (NEOS 800-1000) 1.3 MAIN COMPONENTS Ref. Description Motor Control panel Diagnostic circuit Key release Pinion Battery kit Cable inlet Power supply terminal... -
Page 10: Installation
3 mm. Connection to the mains must be via an inde- pendent channel, separated from the connections to the command and safety devices. The given operating and performance features can only be guaranteed with the use of DITEC devices. -
Page 11: Base Plate Position
2.2 BASE PLATE POSITION Prepare a concrete base: 1. Insert the anchor ties onto the base plate and fix them with the supplied nuts; low type OPENING X+25 [*] 90° Ø80 70[**] [*] CROSSCRI [*] CR4N4 up to 500 kg fino a 500 Kg CR4N6 up to 800 kg... -
Page 12: Gearmotor Installation
2.3 GEARMOTOR INSTALLATION 90° Release the gearmotor [1] Loosen the front screw [2] and remove the casing by pressing on its sides [3-4]. Place the gearmotor on the base plate. -5 +20 M12-low type Adjust the gearmotor horizontally by sliding it along the slots of the gearmotor base and ver- tically with four levelling screws [A]. -
Page 13: Rack Installation
2.4 RACK INSTALLATION Release the gearmotor (see the USER INSTRUCTIONS) and open the gate. Place the rack against the pinion and sliding the gate manually fix it along its entire length. To make it easier to align the rods correctly, use a scrap piece of rack and rest it underneath the junction point, as shown in the figure detail. -
Page 14: Magnetic Limit Switch Installation
2.6 MAGNETIC LIMIT SWITCH INSTALLATION For the installation of the limit switch kit, refer to the NES100FCM manual. Manually place the wing in the open position and fix limit switch brackets [A] and [B] on rack [C]. Repeat this operation with the wing in the closed position. After a few manoeuvres, adjust the position of limit switch brackets [A] and [B] so that the gate stops about 20 mm before reaching the opening and closing mechanical stops. -
Page 15: Chain Drive Kit Installation
2.7 CHAIN DRIVE KIT INSTALLATION Install the chain drive kit before securing the gearmotor to the base plate. Release the gearmotor. [1] Remove pinion (12) and fix pinion supporting plate [A] to gearmotor [2]. Insert pinions [B] as shown in the diagram and pass the chain between pinions [3] by hand. Fix cover plate [C]. -
Page 16: Electrical Connections
3. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS Before connecting the power supply, make sure the plate data correspond to those of the mains power supply. An omnipolar disconnection switch with a contact opening distance of at least 3 mm must be fitted on the mains supply. Check there is an adequate residual current circuit breaker and overcurrent cut-out upstream of the electrical system. -
Page 17: Internal Photocell Installation
OPENING LIN2 It is possible to install additional photocells inside the Ditec casingNeoS Green, for the protection of both the closing and opening movement, using the LIN2 photocell. Mount a receiver (RX) or a transmitter (TX) as shown in the figure. -
Page 18: Cs12Mg Board
4. CS12MG BOARD RCB50E Antenna 24V output Safety stop NES100LED 24V output Module of Closing Stand-by safety device management DOWN SPWR NES100FCM Flashing light ENTER Step-by-step Partial opening Automatic Selection of external closing automation type Opening (FACTORY SET) blue Closing Stop Power supply black... -
Page 19: Inputs
4.2 INPUTS All devices connected to terminal 1 are disconnected after 10 min with ES=ON (default). If the devices must be permanently powered, set ES = OFF or connect them to 30. All devices connected to terminal 30 remain powered with ES=ON (default). Function Command Description... -
Page 20: Auto-Controllated Safety Edge Inputs
4.3 AUTO-CONTROLLATED SAFETY EDGE INPUTS Function Command Description SAFETY Place the GOPAVRS device in its seat for AUX plug-in cards. GOPAV TEST If the test fails, an alarm message appears on the display. When selecting → → , connect the output contact SAFETY of the safety device to terminals 1-6 on the control panel (in STOP... -
Page 21: Outputs And Accessories
4.4 OUTPUTS AND ACCESSORIES Accesso- Function Output Description ries Output for power supply to external acces- Accessories 24 V sories. The accessories connected to this power supply 0.5 A Max output will be disconnected with ES=ON 0 1 6 8 The total sum of the (after 10 min.) current values deliv-... - Page 22 Periodically check the efficiency of the batteries. For advanced control of battery-powered operation, refer to the menu NES100 LSW - Magnetic limit switch kit (optional on Ditec NEOS500G). Terminal for connecting the stand-by management module. SPWR Terminal not used for versions: Neos/Neos+...
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Page 23: Using The Menus
5. USING THE MENUS Pressing the keys can be quick (less than 2 s) or prolonged (longer than 2 s). Unless specified otherwise, quick pressure is intended. To confirm the setting of a parameter, prolonged pressing or prolonged double pressing is necessary. 5.1 SWITCHING THE DISPLAY ON AND OFF The procedure for switching on the display is as follows: →... -
Page 24: Shortcuts
5.3 SHORTCUTS • The simultaneous pressing of the keys ↑ and ENTER performs an opening command. • Simultaneous pressing of the keys ↓ and ENTER performs a closing command. • The simultaneous pressing of the keys ↑ and ↓ performs a POWER RESET command. (interruption of the power supply and restart of the automation). -
Page 25: Main Menu
6. MAIN MENU Display Description AT - Automatic configurations It allows you to manage the automatic configurations of the control panel. BC - Basic configurations It allows you to display and modify the main settings of the control panel. BA - Basic Adjustments It allows you to display and modify the main adjustments of the control panel. -
Page 26: At Second Level Menu
6.1 AT SECOND LEVEL MENU Display Description RT - Opening to right. LF - Opening to left. H0 - Predefined setting, residential use 0. This selection loads predefined values for certain standard parameters: AC - enabling of automatic closure : 1-2 C5 - step-by-step/opening command operation : step-by-step RM - remote control operation:... -
Page 27: Bc Second Level Menu
6.2 BC SECOND LEVEL MENU Display Description AC - Enabling of automatic closure. ON - Enabled 1-2 - Dependent on input 1-2 SS - Selection of automation status at start-up. OP - Open CL - Closed Indicates how the control panel considers the automa- tion at the time of switch-on, or after a POWER RESET command. -
Page 28: Ba Second Level Menu
PP - Setting step-by-step sequence from command 1-5. ON - Opening-Stop-Closing-Stop-Opening OF - Opening-Stop-Closing-Opening S5 - Duration of STOP in step-by-step sequence from command 1-5. ON - Permanent OF - Temporary OD - Selecting opening direction. LF - Opening to left. RT - Opening to right. -
Page 29: Additional Ba Level Parameters Available With → Enabled
R2 - Thrust on obstacles and current during opening The control panel is equipped with a safety device that stops movement if an obstacle is detected during an opening operation with disengagement of 10 cm. 00 - Minimum thrust 99 - Maximum thrust R1 - Thrust on obstacles and current during closing [%] The control panel is fitted with a safety device which stops or reverses movement when an obstacle is de-... - Page 30 PO - Approach speed during opening. [cm/s] Indicates the speed from the end of the deceleration ramp to the end of the stroke. 02 - Minimum 10 - Maximum PC - Approach speed during closing. [cm/s] Indicates the speed from the end of the deceleration ramp to the end of the stroke.
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Page 31: Second Level Menu
6.4 RO SECOND LEVEL MENU Display Description RK - Menu navigation using remote control keyboard. ON - Enabled OF - Disabled With the display turned off, quickly type in the sequence 3 3 3 3 2 2 4 4 1 1 of keys from the stored remote control you want to use. -
Page 32: Additional Ro Level Parameters Available With → Enabled
SR - Remote control storage. You can directly access the Remote control storage menu even with the display turned off, but only with the Display visualisation mode option set to 00 or 03: - for transmitting a remote control not present in the memory; - for transmitting an uninstalled channel of a remote control already present in the memory. -
Page 33: Sf Second Level Menu
EC - Cancelling a single code. (FOR FUTURE USE) RE - Setting memory opening from remote control. OF - Disabled ON - Enabled. When enabled (ON), the remote program- ming is activated. To store new remote controls without using the control panel, press the PRG key of an already stored GOL4 re- mote control for 5 seconds until the LED comes on (with- in the range of the receiver) and press any one of the CH... -
Page 34: Additional Sf Level Parameters Available With → Enabled
RC - Loading configuration. → → → → → 2” (example) [esempio] You can upload the user configurations previously saved on the control panel storage module, or upload the predefined settings available in memory positions 01 - parameter setting for passive edge on closure edge and stop- ping limit switch. -
Page 35: Cc Second Level Menu
AL - Alarm counter. Used to view, in sequence, the counters of alarms that have been triggered at least once (alarm code + number of events). With , you can scroll through all the counters and see all the alarms recorded. AH - Alarm log. -
Page 36: Additional Cc Level Parameters Available With → Enabled
6.6.1 Additional CC level parameters available with → enabled CA - Setting the maintenance alarm (factory setting - alarm deactivated: 0.0 00. 00). You can set the required number of operations (regarding the partial operations counter) for signalling the maintenance alarm. When the set number of operations is reached, the alarm message appears on the display →... -
Page 37: Em Second Level Menu
6.7 EM SECOND LEVEL MENU Display Description PV - Solar panel power supply (not supplied) with SBU accessory. ON - Enabled OF - Disabled ES - Accessory power supply disconnection “Ener- gy Saving” mode with automation stopped or in stand-by. ON - Enabled (the LEDs are off, the red dot on the right flashes every 5 s on the display, the flash- ing light and the courtesy light are not man-... -
Page 38: Ap Second Level Menu
6.8 AP SECOND LEVEL MENU Display Description FA - Opening limit switch mode. NO - None SX - Stop limit switch (after activation the wing stops its movement) PX - Proximity limit switch (after activation the wing continues as far as the end stop and any obsta- cle is considered a stop) (with standard limit switches) FC - Closing limit switch mode. -
Page 39: Additional Ap Level Parameters Available With → Enabled
6.8.1 Additional AP level parameters available with → enabled ED - Enabling of diagnostics Enables periodic saving of data via serial for diagnos- tic use. NO - Disabled 01 - Virtual encoder check (DO NOT USE) 02 - Alarm log US - Type of C-NO contact use OF - Always open contact 01 - Courtesy light (... - Page 40 PA - Automation parallel (see examples of applica- tion) Sets the type of automation parallel 01 - Simultaneous automations 02 - Interlocked automations with one-way or two-way transit, without presence detection 03 - Interlocked automations with one-way transit, with presence detection G1 - Setting the G1 input mode NO - Absent 1-3 - Opening...
- Page 41 DC - Setting of disengagement on stop during clos- ing. [mm] 00 - Minimum 10 - Maximum Not active if → OT - Selection of type of obstacle. 00 - Overcurrent or door stopped 01 - Overcurrent 02 - Door stopped R9 - Enabling automatic closing after command 1-9 (STOP) from terminal board.
- Page 42 TB - Display of working temperature of control panel. DO NOT USE WO - Pre-flashing time on opening. [s] Adjustment of the lead time for the switch-on of the flashing light, in relation to the start of the opening operation from a voluntary command. 00 - Minimum 05 - Maximum WC - Pre-flashing time on closing.
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Page 43: Display Visualisation Mode
7. DISPLAY VISUALISATION MODE Depending on the type of automation and control panel, some menus may not be available. 7.1 DISPLAY OF AUTOMATION STATUS The automation status display mode is only visible with Display visualisation mode set to 02. → →... - Page 44 → → Display Description → Automation closed. Automation closed. Release door open. Automation open. Automation open. Release door open. Automation idle in intermediate position. Automation idle in intermediate position. Release door open. Automation closing. Automation that slows down during closing. Automation opening.
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Page 45: Display Of Safety Devices And Commands
7.2 DISPLAY OF SAFETY DEVICES AND COMMANDS The safety and command display mode is only visible with Display visualisation mode set at 01 or 03. → → → → Display Description 1-2 - Automatic closing command. 1-3 - Opening command. 1-4 - Closing command. - Page 46 F1 - Closing limit switch F2 - Opening limit switch O1 - Detection of an obstacle during closing O2 - Detection of an obstacle during opening OO - Reaching of obstacle detection limit during opening OC - Reaching of obstacle detection limit during closing S1 - Detection of stop during closing S2 - Detection of stop during opening SW - Release door open.
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Page 47: Display Of Alarms And Faults
7.3 DISPLAY OF ALARMS AND FAULTS Alarms and faults can be displayed with any display selection. The signalling of alarm messages takes priority over all other displays. Type of Display Description Operation alarm M0 - Selected motor Set correct motor wiring. not suitable. - Page 48 Type of Display Description Operation alarm Check that the GOPAVRS device is working properly. A0 - Failure of test of safety sensor If the supplementary card is not in- on contact 6. serted, check that is not set to Check that the GOPAVRS device is working properly.
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Page 49: Start-Up
2- Adjust the opening and closing stop limit switches, if used. NOTE: the limit switches must remain pressed until the operation is completed and placed as shown in the Ditec NEOS installation manual. 3- Set the desired opening direction from the menu 4- Manually move the sliding gate and make sure the entire stroke is correct and without friction. -
Page 50: Troubleshooting
9. TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Possible cause Alarm Operation Check the No power. power supply cable. Disconnect all accessories from ter- Accessories minals 0-1 (voltage of 24V= must be short circuiting. present) and reconnect them one at a time. Contact Technical Service Line fuse Replace fuse. - Page 51 Problem Possible cause Alarm Operation Check that is displayed The external Connect NC safety contacts together in Incorrect connections series and remove any jumpers on the safety devices between photocells and control panel terminal board. are not control panel. activated. Check the setting of →...
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Page 52: Routine Maintenance Plan
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