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Garage Door Centre Vertico Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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Installation and Operating Instructions
Comfort Overhead Garage Door System made of Aluminium
0800 525 442
www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk
Last updated 08/2008
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  • Page 1 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Last updated 08/2008 Installation and Operating Instructions Comfort Overhead Garage Door System made of Aluminium www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Contents Contents ..............2 Meaning of symbols .

  • Page 3: Meaning Of Symbols

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Meaning of symbols Caution! Risk of personal injury! The following important safety advice must be observed to avoid personal injury! Attention! Risk of damage to property! Please observe the following important safety instructions without fail to avoid damage to property! Operational check: Installation and programming steps must be checked so that faults can be immediately detected.
  • Page 4 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk General safety advice Caution! To avoid personal injury or damage to property, the following points must be observed. Guarantee A guarantee with regard to function and safety can only be granted if installation is carried out in a competent way and these instructions are followed exactly.
  • Page 5 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk General safety advice Caution! To avoid personal injury or damage to property, the following points must be observed. Advice on commissioning the door system All door users must be instructed in the system’s operation once it has been installed. •...

  • Page 6: Scope Of Supply

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Scope of supply Standard scope of supply Curtain Top track (opening side) End cover for top track Cover for top track (opening side) Floor track (opening side) Top corner deflection unit End cover for floor track Bottom corner deflection unit Top track (wall side) with motor unit 10 Floor track (wall side)

  • Page 7: Assembly Measurements

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Assembly measurements These instructions are intended for a standard location with sufficient room at the lintel. In the special case of “mounting on the ceiling” , please contact the manufacturer. Assembly Room requirement for the wall side at Clearance width the top 3485 mm...

  • Page 8: Installation

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Installation Checking the installation conditions Attention! To ensure a smooth door run, the installation location must be examined. Checking the floor • Underlay any slanted or uneven brickwork. Specifications on the box sticker: Element dimensions: e.g. 4500 x 2051 (a x b) Measurement check •...
  • Page 9 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Installation 2000 The angle between both mounting walls has to be 90°. A tolerance of +/– 1° is allowed. The slope in the garage must not exceed 1.5 %. y x 100 = slope in % <...

  • Page 10: Mounting The Upper Track

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Installation Mounting the upper track Caution! To avoid injuries, the tracks must be secured against falling. To achieve sufficient stability, at least four fixing brackets must be installed per track (this number must be increased accordingly for longer tracks).

  • Page 11: Assembling The Floor Rails

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Installation • Drill through the fixing bracket (A) into the wall. • Screw the fixing bracket (A) to the wall. min Ø 6 • Push the upper track (C) with the motor unit into the upper corner deflection unit (D).
  • Page 12 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Installation 6.11 • Place the floor track (A) under the upper track (D). 6.12 • Align the floor track (A) so that it lies plumb beneath the upper track (D) along its entire length. Depending on the conditions on site, the position of the upper track may need to be adapted. 6.13 Assembly on an outwards-sloping wall •...

  • Page 13: Installing The Curtain

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Installation 6.15 • Fix the floor track (A). • Mark the drill points. • Drill through all openings in the guide grooves (E). • Drill through all the indentations on the sides (F). • Screw the floor track at all fixing points. Tip: For concrete foundations, the following fixing materials are suitable for a particularly secure fixing: - Fixing points in the guide grooves (E):...
  • Page 14 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Installation 6.17 • Move the upper track (B) approx. 600 mm from the corner deflection unit (C). • Pull the brush inlay (D) up to the corner deflection unit (C). If the depth of the room does not allow you to pull the brush inlay, the upper track (B) can also be detached.
  • Page 15 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Installation 6.21 • Slide the brush inlay (D) back into the upper track (B). 6.22 • Slide the upper track (B) past the connector and up to the corner deflection unit (C). • Position the upper track (B) on the markings. •...

  • Page 16: Mounting The Closing Edge Rail

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Installation 6.25 Advice: The slot on the last lamella must be fitted with a guide roller (R). If necessary, two guide rollers (R) must be inserted next to each other here. Torx 3x25 • Attach additional guide rollers (R) in every second slot. •...

  • Page 17: Fitting The Covers

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Installation 6.28 • Align the closing edge rail (A) flush with the upper track (B). • Secure the position with a screw clamp. • Drill through the closing edge rail (A) into the wall. • Screw the closing edge rail (A) to the wall. •...

  • Page 18: Assembling The Emergency Release Device (Optional)

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Installation 6.31 • Slide the bottom end cover (C) into the floor track (D) on the wall side. • Place the second end cover (C) in the floor track (D) on the door opening side. 6.32 •...
  • Page 19 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Installation 6.34 • Screw the bowden cable cover (E) to the connector (F). • Lay the bowden cable cover (G) at the door. • Attach the bowden cable cover (G) at the connector (F) with the screw of the bowden cable retainer (E).

  • Page 20: Quick Release And Emergency Release

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Quick release and emergency release Attention! To avoid damage to the door, the door may only be moved at a moderate speed when released. The key should not be inserted in the lock of the emergency release device when the door is moving. Quick release Disconnect the door from the motor unit •...

  • Page 21: Connection Of Control Elements

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Connection of control elements Caution! Danger of electric shock! Before any cabling works begin, it must be ensured that the cables are disconnected from the power supply. During cabling works, it must be ensured that the cables remain disconnected from the power supply at all times (e.g.
  • Page 22 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Connection of control elements Terminal XB01 (Fig. 8.2) Label Type / function GND (0 V) Impulse 24 V DC (max. 50 mA) 70 + 71 Two-wire photocell Receiver for the two-wire photocell External impulse button (if applicable) Transmitter for the two-wire photocell Advice:...

  • Page 23: Hand Transmitter

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Hand transmitter Operation and accessories Caution! Children are not allowed to operate the hand transmitters! Before operating the hand transmitter, make sure that there are neither persons nor objects in the operating range of the door. Hand transmitter Operating button - large Operating button - small...

  • Page 24: Hand Transmitter Coding

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Hand transmitter Hand transmitter coding Transfer the coding Using this function it is possible to transfer the coding of a hand transmitter that has already been programmed for operating the operator system (master transmitter) to another hand transmitter. Caution! Before operating the hand transmitter, ensure that there are neither persons nor objects in the operating range of the door.
  • Page 25 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Hand transmitter Change coding If a hand transmitter has been lost, this function can be used to change the coding of the remaining remote control transmitters. • Connect one end of the transmission plug to the hand transmitter.

  • Page 26: Initial Operation

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Initial operation 10.1 Connecting the operator system 10.1 • Connect the motor unit to the electricity supply. All control lights will be lit up for approx. 3 seconds. 10.2 Overview of the control unit 10.2 Operating elements Label Type / function...

  • Page 27: Overview Of The Display Functions

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Initial operation 10.3 Overview of the display functions LED displays in operating mode Photocell beam interrupted Door in CLOSED position Door moving towards OPEN position Reference point is switched Permanent actuation of an external control Door in OPEN position element Door is at intermediate position...

  • Page 28: Express Programming

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Initial operation 10.5 Express programming Advice: For proper initial operation of the operator system, the express programming procedure must be carried out. This applies for the initial operation and after resetting. When programming the OPEN and CLOSED door positions, the reference point must be passed. Preconditions The following conditions must be assured before express programming can commence: - The door must be in the CLOSED end position.
  • Page 29 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Initial operation • Carry out the express programming according to the following procedure. 1x >2s <10s Start express programming / Programme the door OPEN end position Operating Drive the door to the OPEN position mode Correct the OPEN door position using (+) and (–) 1x <1s...

  • Page 30: Advanced Functions

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Initial operation 10.6 Advanced functions Caution! Important factory default settings can be changed using the extended functions. All the parameters must be set correctly to avoid damage to persons or property. Intermediate position Remote control intermediate position Operating mode/ Operation mode/ Door CLOSED...

  • Page 31: Function Test

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Initial operation 10.7 Function test Learning run for determining the driving power Check: After express programming and after making changes to the programming menu, the following learning runs and checks must be carried out. The operator system determines the maximum required driving power during the first two runs after setting the end positions of the door.
  • Page 32 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Initial operation Checking the automatic cut-out Caution! The automatic cut-out must be correctly programmed for the CLOSE and OPEN directions to prevent damage to persons or property. Automatic cut-out, OPENING For drive systems where the door has openings in the door wing (diameter of opening > 50 mm): •...

  • Page 33: Extended Operator Functions

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Extended operator functions 11.1 General notes on extended operator functions Additional functions can be programmed for the operator system using the extended functions. Caution! Important factory default settings can be changed using the extended functions. All the parameters must be set correctly to avoid damage to persons or property.

  • Page 34: Programming Structure For Extended Operator Functions (Example For Level 2, Menu 2)

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Extended operator functions 11.2 Programming structure for extended operator functions (Example for Level 2, Menu 2) Levels Menu Parameter Operating programming mode Level 4 Menu 3 Higher value > 5 sec. Level 3 Menu 2 Parameter Menu 1 Lower value...

  • Page 35: General Overview Of The Programmable Functions

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Extended operator functions 11.3 General overview of the programmable functions Level Menu Factory default setting Menu 3: Intermediate position OPEN – Menu 4: Intermediate position CLOSE – Level 1 – Basic functions Menu 7: Relay output Signal light Menu 8: RESET No reset...
  • Page 36 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Extended operator functions Level Menu Factory default setting Menu 1: Speed OPEN Setting 16 Menu 2: Soft run speed OPEN Setting 6 Menu 3: Soft run position OPEN Menu 4: Speed CLOSE Setting 16 Level 6 - Variable speed Menu 5: Smart run speed, CLOSE Setting 10 Menu 6: Soft run speed CLOSE...

  • Page 37: Functions Overview For The Levels

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Extended operator functions 11.4 Functions overview for the levels Level 1 – Basic functions Menu 3: Intermediate position OPEN Set using the (+ / OPEN) and (- / CLOSE) buttons “Intermediate position OPEN” – closing function is possible with automatic closing timer Menu 4: Intermediate position CLOSE Set using the (+ / OPEN) and (- / CLOSE) buttons...
  • Page 38 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Extended operator functions Menu 7: Relay output Setting Function (with optional signal light relay only) Explanation / Advice Level 3 Signal light Function Menu 7 Door position: OPEN Door position: CLOSED Intermediate position OPEN Intermediate position CLOSED Drive system starts running Wiping impulse 1 second Problem...
  • Page 39 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Extended operator functions Menu 8: Reset Operating mode/ CLOSED door position 1x >10s Start advanced programming / RESET programming 1x <1s In Level 1/ Change to Menu 3 3x <1s In Level 1/ Change to Menu 8 1x <1s Change to programming mode...
  • Page 40 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Extended operator functions Level 2 – Operator settings Menu 1: Required driving power OPEN (sensitivity in increments*) Menu 2: Required driving power CLOSE (sensitivity in increments*) Menu 3: Automatic cut-out OPEN (sensitivity in increments**) Menu 4: Automatic cut-out CLOSE (sensitivity in increments**) The higher the setting, the higher the driving power.
  • Page 41 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Extended operator functions Advice: - The automatic closing timer can only be programmed if a photocell or a closing edge safety device is installed. - The functions in Menu 1 can be altered as desired via the time settings in Menus 3 and 4. Menu 1: Automatic closing timer Door open...
  • Page 42 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Extended operator functions Level 4 – Remote programming Menu 2: Intermediate position LED 7 flashes slowly -> press the hand transmitter button -> LED 7 flashes quickly Level 5 – Special function Menu 1: Programmable impulse input – Terminals 1/2 –...
  • Page 43 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Extended operator functions Level 6 - Variable speed Menu 1: Speed OPEN (in increments) – – – – – – Menu 2: Soft run speed OPEN (in increments) Menu 3: Soft run position OPEN Set using the (+ / OPEN) and (- / CLOSE) buttons Menu 4: Speed CLOSE (in increments) –...
  • Page 44 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Extended operator functions Level 8 – System settings Menu 1: Photocell – – – – – – – – – – – – Menu 3: Automatic cut-out – – – – – – – – –...
  • Page 45 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Extended operator functions Menu 3: Function of automatic cut-out Setting Door movement, OPEN Door movement, CLOSE Door stops Door reverses a little Door reverses a little Door reverses a little Door stops Door reverses completely Door reverses completely Door reverses completely Menu 4: Operating modes...
  • Page 46 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Extended operator functions Menu 6: Function of the impulse command transmitter Setting Impulse command transmitters Explanations The impulse command transmitters only give a command not active when the door is stationary. A moving door is stopped by every impulse command transmitter.

  • Page 47: Messages

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Messages 12.1 Status messages In addition to messages regarding the door position, status messages give information regarding the status of the operator system during operation. Safety elements: During operation LED 1 serves as a status indicator for the safety elements connected (closing edge safety device, photocell).

  • Page 48: Rectifying Faults

    www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Messages Switching to operating mode The controls switch to operating mode as soon as they receive a movement impulse. Switching to diagnostic mode The controls can be switched to diagnostic mode from either message mode or operating mode. •...
  • Page 49 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk 0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Messages 12.3.2 Malfunctions with error messages Error Cause Solution Message 7 - If no buttons are pressed within 120 seconds, the programming mode terminates automatically. - OPEN and CLOSED door positions programmed without passing the reference point. Message 8 - Reference point button defective.

  • Page 50: Technical Data

    0800 525 442 www.thegaragedoorcentre.co.uk Technical Data VERTICO garage door operator Electrical data - Nominal voltage 230 V - Nominal frequency 50 Hz - Power consumption 1.1 A - Power input - operation 0.25 KW - Power input - stand-by <...
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