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ECdrive T2 219536 2026-03_00 EN Installation and service instructions Translation of the original manual ECdrive T2 GEZE GmbH iii Contents … Introduction … Symbols and illustrations … Revisions and validity … Product liability … Reference documents … 2 General safety notes … Intended use … Reasonably foreseeable misuse … Safety notes … Safety-conscious working … Environmentally conscious working … 10 … Safety notes related to transportation and storage … 11 … Qualification … 11 … About this document … 12 … Overview … 12 … Overview … 14 … Diagrams … 14 … Tools and aids … 15 … Torques … 15 … Components and assembly groups … 15 … Installation … 16 … Preparations to be made on-site … 16 … Preparing the track … 16 … Assemble the intermediate plate (optional) … 16 … Install the track … 17 … Checking/preparing cable routing … 18 … Mounting the floor guide … 19 … .1 Fitting angled floor guide for floor mounting (option) … 19 … .2 Adjustable angled floor guide for wall mounting (option) … 19 … .3 Continuous floor guide (option) … 20 iv GEZE GmbH ECdrive T2 … Installing the moving leaf … 20 … .1 Assemble the single-roller carriage to the door leaf (optional) … 21 … .2 Assemble the double roller carriage to the door leaf (optional) … 24 … .3 Installing the driver … 28 … Installing the drive components … 28 … .1 Mounting the module mounts on the left and right … 28 … .2 Fitting the toothed belt … 29 … .3 Tensioning the toothed belt … 30 … .4 Setting the closing position for 2-leaf systems … 30 … .5 Mount the stop buffers … 30 … .6 Position the tooth belt locking mechanism (optional) … 31 … .7 Installing cable guides … 32 … .8 Connecting transformer and control unit … 32 … .9 Connecting the toothed belt locking mechanism (optional) and control unit … 33 … .1 Connect the earth … 33 … 6 Production test and commissioning … 34 … Connecting the drive … 34 … Installing the drive cover … 35 … .1 Drill a hole for the toothed belt locking (optional). … 35 … .2 Assemble the cover fixing … 36 … .3 Installing the cover earthing … 37 … .4 Hook the cover catch rope in place … 37 … .5 Connecting drive cover earthing … 38 … .6 Sliding the drive cover in place … 38 … Installing safety devices … 39 … Installing operating elements/switches/push buttons … 39 … Commissioning the door system … 39 … Dismantling … 39 … Service and maintenance … 41 … Toothed belt … 41 ECdrive T2 GEZE GmbH v … Counter-roller … 41 … Maintenance … 41 … Troubleshooting … 44 … Mechanical faults … 44 … .1 Mechanical faults … 44 … .2 Checking the door leaves … 44 … .3 Swap the double roller carriage … 45 … .4 Replacing the track rollers on the double roller carriage … 45 … .5 Replacing brushes on double roller carriage … 46 … .6 Replacing the single roller carriage … 47 … .7 Exchange the track rollers of the single roller carriage … 47 … .8 Replacing the brush seals on a single-roller roller carriage … 48 … Electrical faults … 48 … .1 Replacing fuse in transformer … 49 … Product labelling … 50 10 Inspection of the installed system … 51 … Protective measures to prevent and protect from hazardous areas … 51 … ECdrive T2 assembly checklist … 51 … GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 … Introduction … Symbols and illustrations Warning notices In this manual, warning notices are used to warn against material damage and injuries. à Read and follow the safety instructions. à Follow the instructions marked with the warning symbol and warning phrase. DANGER Indicates an imminent danger. Failure to heed the danger will result in death or serious injury. WARNING Indicates a potentially imminent danger. Failure to heed the danger may lead to death or serious injury. CAUTION Indicates a potentially imminent danger. Failure to recognise the danger may result in minor or slight injuries. Further symbols and illustrations Important information and technical instructions are highlighted to explain correct operation. NOTICE means "important note". Information to prevent property damage, to understand or optimise the operation sequences. means “additional information”. a) Symbol for an action. This means the user needs to do something. If there are several steps, follow them in the given order. … Revisions and validity Version 00: valid for the ECdrive T2 product family from date of manufacture 2026. … ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH … Product liability In accordance with the manufacturer’s liability for its products as defined in the German "Product Liability Act", compliance with the information contained in this brochure (product information and intended use, misuse, product performance, product maintenance, obligations to provide information and instructions) must be ensured. Failure to comply releases the manufacturer from its statutory liability. … Reference documents Type Name Wiring diagram DCU1-NT / DCU1-2M-NT automatic linear sliding doors Wiring diagram DCU1-NT-eco automatic linear sliding door control unit Additional wiring diagram DCU1-2M-NT automatic linear sliding doors, DCU1-2M-NT door control unit for automatic linear sliding doors in rescue routes, FR variants: DUO, LL, RWS User manual Automatic sliding door systems Faults and corrective measures DCU1-NT/DCU1-2M-NT electronic drive for automatic sliding doors Cable plan Automatic sliding door systems Safety analysis Automatic sliding doors Pre-installation instructions ECdrive T2 Product family Installation instructions Girder section and end cap Pre-installation instructions Leaf and side panel profile systems The diagrams are subject to change without notice. Use only the most recent version. … GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 … General safety notes … Intended use The sliding door system à is used for the automatic opening and closing of a building passage. à may only be used in a vertical type of installation and in dry rooms within the permitted application area. à is designed for pedestrian traffic in buildings. The sliding door system may only be used, à in the modes of operation specified by GEZE. à using components approved by GEZE. à using the software supplied by GEZE. à in the installation variants/types of installation documented by GEZE. à within the tested/approved area of application (climate/temperature/IP rating). Any other use is considered improper and will lead to the cancellation of all liability and warranty claims against GEZE. … Reasonably foreseeable misuse The sliding door system is not intended à for use as a safety device in industrial applications. à for applications which do not involve pedestrian traffic (such as garage doors) à on movable objects. … Safety notes à Intervention and modifications which influence the safety technology and functionality of the sliding door system may only be carried out by GEZE. à Problem-free and safe operation assumes proper transportation, proper set-up and installation, qualified operation and correct maintenance have taken place. à Comply with the relevant accident prevention regulations, as well as other generally accepted guidelines for safety technology and occupational health. à Only original accessories, genuine spare parts and accessories approved by GEZE guarantee proper function. à Assembly, commissioning, maintenance, dismantling and disposal must be carried out exclusively by GEZE-authorised specialist personnel. à The country-specific laws and regulations are to be observed during safety-related tests. à If unauthorised changes are made to the system, GEZE cannot be held liable in any way whatsoever for any resulting damage, and the statement of approval for use in escape and rescue routes is no longer valid. à GEZE does not accept any warranty for combinations with third-party products. à Use only original GEZE parts for repair and maintenance work. ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH … à Connection to the mains voltage must be carried out by a qualified electrician or a qualified electrician for specified tasks. à The power connection and protective earth conductor test must be carried out in accordance with DIN VDE 100-600. à Use an on-site automatic circuit-breaker as the line-side disconnecting device. Its dimensioning is matched to the type, cross-section, type of laying and ambient conditions of the on-site power supply circuit. The automatic cut-out must have at least … A and may have maximum 16 A. à Protect the programme switch from unauthorised access. à In accordance with Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, carry out the safety analysis before commissioning the door system and label the door system in accordance with the CE Labelling Directive 93/68/EEC. à Observe the latest versions of guidelines, standards and country-specific regulations, in particular: – DIN 18650: “Powered pedestrian doors” – VDE 0100, Part 600: "Installation of low-voltage systems" – EN 16005 : "Power operated pedestrian doorsets; safety in use; Requirements and test methods" – DIN EN 60335-1 "Safety of electrical devices for home use and similar purposes - Part 1: General requirements" – EN 60335-2-103 : “Household and similar electrical appliances - Safety, Particular requirements for drives for gates, doors and windows” – Use the relevant regulations when selecting suitable fasteners. Do not loosen screwed, electric earthing connections. Install/fit the product in such a way that it can be easily accessed for any repairs and/or maintenance with relatively little effort and that any removal costs are not disproportionate to the value of the product. à Danger of injury with opened drive. Hair, clothing, cables, etc. can be drawn in by rotating parts! … Safety-conscious working à Secure workplace against unauthorised entry. à Watch the swivelling range of long system parts. à Do not carry out work involving a high safety risk on your own. This includes, for example, the assembly of the drive unit, the cover or the door leaf. à Secure the cover/drive panels against falling. à Secure non-fixed components to prevent them falling. 10 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 à Only use the cables specified in the wiring schematic. Connect the shields according to the wiring diagram. à Secure loose internal drive cables with cable ties. à Before working on the electrical system: – Disconnect the drive from the 230 V mains and secure it against being switched back on again. Check isolation from power supply. – Disconnect the control unit from the 24 V rechargeable battery. à Note that if an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is used, the system will still be supplied with voltage despite the fact that the power supply is disconnected. à Always use insulated wire end ferrules for wire cores. à Make sure of sufficient lighting. à Use safety glass. à Attach safety stickers to glass leaves. à Danger of injury with opened drive. Hair, clothing, cables, etc. can be drawn in by rotating parts! à Danger of injury due to crushing, impact, shearing and drawing-in spots not being secured! à Danger of injury due to glass breakage! Always only use safety glass. à Danger of injury due to sharp edges on the drive and door leaf. à Danger of injury during installation through freely moving parts! … Environmentally conscious working à When disposing of the door system, separate the different materials and send them for recycling. à Do not dispose of standard or rechargeable batteries with household waste, and comply with the relevant legal requirements. à When disposing of the door system and the standard / rechargeable batteries, please comply with the relevant legal requirements. ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH … 11 Safety notes related to transportation and storage à The door operator is not designed to withstand heavy impacts or falls from a height. à Do not throw, do not drop. à Storage temperatures below –30°C and above +60°C may cause damage to the device. à Protect against humidity. à Use special glass transport devices (e.g. A-frames) for transporting glass. à Always store glass in a vertical position on level and load-bearing ground. Use suitable material as a support (e.g. wooden slats). à In the case of ISO glass, make sure that it is placed flush across the entire element thickness on at least two supports. à During storage and support, safety devices must not cause any damage to the glass or edge seal of ISO glass and must be attached flat on the glass pane surface. à Dry, well ventilated, closed, weather-proof and UV-protected rooms are suitable as storage areas. … Qualification Observe country-specific regulations! Applicable in Germany: Companies which carry out the pre-mounting of sliding door drives for escape routes must be approved as an extended production facility by the testing institute which issued the type approval certificate. 12 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 … About this document … Overview These instructions describe the installation of automatic sliding door drives in the ECdrive T2 product family without side panels. The installation of the fixed panels and the girder section is described in the installation instructions “Girder section fixed panel”. Wall mounting of the ECdrive T2 (front view) … 2 … ECdrive T2 with ISO profiles (top view) … 3 … 13 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH ECdrive T2 with ISO profiles on a mullion-transom construction (side view) … Sliding door drive … Moving leaf … Protective leaf … Floor guide … Safety leaf 14 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 … Overview … Diagrams Drawing no. Type Name 70518-0-001 Drive drawing ECdrive T2, drives 70518-0-040 Drive drawing ECdrive T2 eco, drives 70518-ep01 Installation plan ISO (toughened safety glass) glass fitting, 1-leaf 70518-ep02 Installation plan ISO (toughened safety glass) glass fitting, 2-leaf 70518-ep03 Installation plan ESG (toughened safety glass) glass fitting, 1-leaf 70518-ep04 Installation plan ESG (toughened safety glass) glass fitting, 2-leaf 70518-ep17 Installation plan ISO (toughened safety glass) post-rail construction 1-leaf 70518-ep18 Installation plan ISO (toughened safety glass) post-rail construction 2-leaf 70518-ep19 Installation plan ESG (toughened safety glass) post-rail construction 1-leaf 70518-ep20 Installation plan ESG (toughened safety glass) post-rail construction 2-leaf 70518-ep21 Installation plan ISO Lock A 1-leaf 70518-ep22 Installation plan ISO Lock A 2-leaf 70518-ep23 Installation plan ISO Lock M 1-leaf 70518-ep24 Installation plan ISO Lock M 2-leaf 70518-ep33 Installation plan ISO mullion-transom construction, Lock A, single leaf 70518-ep34 Installation plan ISO mullion-transom construction, Lock A, double leaf 70518-ep35 Installation plan ISO post-rail construction Lock M 1-leaf 70518-ep36 Installation plan ISO post-rail construction Lock M 2-leaf 70518-ep37 Installation plan Protective leaf attachment 70518-ep38 Installation plan ISO-ESG (toughened safety glass) side panel on site 70518-ep39 Installation plan Wooden leaf on site 1-leaf 70518-ep40 Installation plan Wooden leaf on site 2-leaf 70484-ep04 Installation plan Safety leaf for sliding door drives 70518-2-0200 Component drawing Track, made to measure 15 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH Drawing no. Type Name 70518-2-0203 Component drawing Cover 100×132 70518-2-0204 Component drawing Cover 150×132 70518-2-0205 Component drawing Bespoke tracks, mullions and bolts 70715-9-1818 Installation drawing Assembly of continuous floor guide The diagrams are subject to change without notice. Use only the most recent version. … Tools and aids Tool Size Tape measure Marking pen Torque spanner Allen key … mm, … mm, … mm, … mm, … mm, … mm Open-ended spanner … mm, 10 mm, 13 mm, 15 mm Screwdriver set Floor guide slot up to … mm; Phillip’s head PH2 and PH4 Torx key Tx 20; bit length at least 110 mm Side-cutting pliers Crimping pliers for cables Wire stripper Multimeter Display programme switch/service terminal ST220/myGEZE Connects … Ring spanner … mm, 10 mm Pin punch … mm Torques The torques are specified in the relevant assembly step or in the drive diagram. … Components and assembly groups See the ep-drawing for the required installation situation and drive drawings. 16 … GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 Installation NOTICE a) Secure workplace against unauthorised entry. b) Always work with a second person. c) Use a stepladder or stepstool. d) Keep inside area of track clean. … Preparations to be made on-site NOTICE Check the preparations that are not included to ensure proper mounting: a) Type and load capacity of the façade construction or suspending frame b) Flatness of the installation surface c) Flatness of the finished floor level d) Cable plan requirements … Preparing the track NOTICE Pre-mounted systems are delivered with attached module mount. Remove the module mounts to make it easier to fix the track to the wall. … Assemble the intermediate plate (optional) … Illustration 1: Mounting the intermediate plates 17 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH à Clip the intermediate plates (1) onto the rear of the track. – Upper row of drill holes for wall installation – Lower row of drill holes for the clip of the intermediate plate NOTICE Mounting can also be carried out conversely depending on the building structure (post design). Use the upper row of drill holes for fixing if possible. … Install the track NOTICE Protect the running surface from damage. NOTICE There are oblong holes (2) provided for more straightforward alignment of the track. The track is fixed in place using the fixing hoes (1) on the track. The oblong holes (2) do not have a load-bearing function. … Ø9 … 1 … 2 … Illustration 2: Mounting holes for oblong holes The illustrations are only an example, and show a single-leaf ISO door hardware for wall mounting. à Determine the installation height of the track (3). Take unevenness of wall and floor into account. à Position the track and mark … drill holes for the oblong holes (2) accordingly. à Remove the track. à Drill the holes for the oblong holes (2). à Fix the track at the oblong holes (2) using … screws. à Align the track horizontally. à Mark the fastening drill holes (1) (upper row of drill holes on the track). à Remove the track. à Drill the holes (1) for fixing. à Screw the track (3) in place. à Install the sealing profiles (5). 18 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 à Install the brush profile with brush (4). – With 1-leaf Appendixes: à Install the wall strip (6). Side view … 3 … 4 … 5 OKFF … Checking/preparing cable routing The cable routing is on the left-hand side of the drive. If the cables have been incorrectly routed on site and, for example, arrive in the middle or on the right-hand side, they can be routed through cable guides at the rear of the track to the left. When the 230 V cable is routed through the drive it must be doubly insulated. à Insert cable (1) into the track. à Clip cable routing (3) into the track. à Fasten the cable to the cable routing guides using cable ties (2). The number of cable routing pieces required depends on the opening width: à OW < 1250 mm = … cable routing guides (1 set) à OW < 2350 mm = 12 cable routing guides (2 sets) à OW < 3000 mm = 18 cable routing guides (3 sets) 19 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH … Mounting the floor guide The selection of floor guide depends on the on-site conditions. One of the following floor guide options must be used. For further information, please refer to the relevant installation drawing. … .1 Fitting angled floor guide for floor mounting (option) Angled floor guide with moving leaf left hand slide to open à Screw the angled floor guide (6) in place using … suitable countersunk screws (1) and (2). Angled floor guide with moving leaf right hand slide to open Screw the angled floor guide (6) in place using … suitable countersunk screws (3) and (2). … 2 … 4 … 5 … Countersunk screw for moving leaf left hand slide to open … Countersunk screw … Countersunk head screw for left-hand moving leaf … Outside … Inside … Angled floor guide … .2 Adjustable angled floor guide for wall mounting (option) à Screw the mounting bracket (6) to the side screen (1) using two screws (3). – Torque … Nm à Align the moving leaf (2) and thus the adjustable keep (5), then tighten the screw (3). – Torque … Nm à If there is no fixed panel available, mount the floor guide on the wall using suitable attachment material. 20 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 … 2 … 6 … 4 … Side panel … Attachment bracket … Screws (cross recess) … Adjusting angle … Screws (hexagon socket) … Moving leaf … .3 Continuous floor guide (option) See the component drawing “Continuous floor guide” on how to install the continuous floor guide. For further information, please refer to the relevant installation plans. … Installing the moving leaf WARNING Danger of injury caused by door leaves falling over! The door leaves are very heavy. At least … people should work together to set up the door leaves. WARNING Danger of injury caused by crushing! The door leaves are still unsecured and move easily. Make sure that the door leaves are not moved accidentally or by unauthorised persons. NOTICE Clean track The roller carriage is selected based on the system parameters. One of the following roller carriage options must be used. 21 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH … .1 Assemble the single-roller carriage to the door leaf (optional) If your system uses a double roller carriage, proceed to the relevant section. Mount the single roller carriage on the door leaf à Screw the roller carriage (1) onto the door leaf. … 1 à Align the roller carriage so that the third notch, counting from the open side, is just visible. à The roller carriage must always be positioned parallel to the door leaf. – The distance to the nth notch is the same on both sides. à Once the roller carriage has been attached to the door leaf, tighten both central M8 screws and the M6 screw on the counterroller hand-tight, then loosen them by approximately … turns. 1,5 1,5 See the leaf installation drawing for the position of the support bracket. 22 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 y x Hanging the door leaf using a single-roller carriage Setting up door leaves: à Thread the bottom of the leaf into the floor guide. à Swivel the leaf towards the track, lift it slightly and hook the roller carriage into place. à Position the counter-roller (M6 nut) at a distance of … mm from the track and tighten it using an open-ended spanner. à Tighten the M6 nut to 19 Nm. à This approach ensures better accessibility and allows you to secure the position of the counter-roller. Aligning the door leaves: à Once the roller carriage has been attached to the door leaf, tighten both central M8 screws and the M6 screw on the counterroller hand-tight, then loosen them by approximately … turns. à Use the two lower screws (1) to adjust the distance from the wall and the central M8 screws to adjust the height. à Once the door leaf has been adjusted, tighten the screws (2). – Torque 42 Nm à After adjustment, check the distance between the counter-roller and the track. à If the distance does not correspond to … mm, repeat the assembly of the counter-roller. NOTICE! Make sure the roller carriage is parallel to the door leaf. Use the notches as a guide. … 23 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH There are markings (2) on the support brackets (1) to make it easier to align the roller carriage on the door leaf. This means all roller carriages can be set the same without measurement. … 2 Zero position of the height adjustment: X = … mm à The height can be adjusted up or down by … mm by turning the adjustment screw (1). … X 24 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 … .2 Assemble the double roller carriage to the door leaf (optional) Mount the support bracket for the double roller carriage on the leaf. à Unscrew the screw (1) off the bracket (2). The distance a between the head of the screw (1) and the screw holder (3) will need to be readjusted later. … a … 2 Unscrew both screws (4) and remove the support bracket from the double-roller carriage. … Screw the support bracket (5) on the left and right of the door leaf (6). … 5 See the leaf installation drawing for the position of the support bracket. 25 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH Hanging the door leaf using a double roller carriage Fixing the double roller carriage to the track: à Re-install the screw (1) with holder (2) without the screw holder (3). ~ … mm … 1 à Place the roller bearing (8) on the track (9). à Loosen the screw (7) for the counter-roller. à Push the screw (7) upwards until the roller (10) is in contact with the track at the top. à Tighten the screw (7). – Torque 30 Nm … 6,5 mm … 1 … 10 … Setting up door leaves: WARNING Danger of injury caused by door leaves falling over! The door leaves are very heavy. At least … people should work together to set up the door leaves. 26 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 à Set up the door leaf with support bracket on double roller carriage. Tightening the door leaves: à Screw both support brackets (5) of the door leaves to the roller bearing (8) using VerbusRipp M8×10 safety screws (4). à Tighten the safety screws (4) by hand. … 5 … à Screw the screw (1) out of the holder (2). NOTICE! Make sure that the holder (2) does not fall to the ground. à Screw the screw (1) with screw holder (3) as far into the holder (2) as necessary until the screw (1) is in contact with the support bracket (5). à A clearance of … mm must be kept between the holder (2) and the screw holder (3). … 6,5 mm … 1 … ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH 27 Aligning the door leaves: NOTICE Align door leaves flush with each other. Ensure the same level and parallel closing edges when doing so. 28 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 à Loosen the two screws (4) and the two screws (11). à Set the height and parallel position of the door leaves at the hex of the suspension bolt (1). à Tighten the Verbus-Ripp M8×10 locking screws (4). … 1 – Torque 30 Nm à Tighten the safety screws (11). 11 – Torque 15 Nm … .3 Installing the driver Mounting the driver on the roller carriage à Assemble the driver (2) to the roller carriage using two M6×10 hexagon locking screws (1). – Torque 11 Nm Example: ISO leaf with double-roller carriage … 2 … Installing the drive components … .1 Mounting the module mounts on the left and right WARNING Unsecured parts may fall! During assembly of the module carrier, it must be hooked into the track (2) along its entire length. … 2 … à Position the right module mount (3) in such a way that driver does not collide with the motor gear unit. 29 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH à Position the left module mount (1) in such a way that driver does not collide with the locking mechanism or the deflection pulley. – See drive diagram for positions. à Assemble the pre-mounted module carriers on the left (1) and right (3) on the track (2) using … screws each. – Torque … Nm … .2 Fitting the toothed belt à Thread the toothed belt on the motor pulley and deflection pulley, shorten if necessary. à Insert toothed belt ends (1) into the toothed belt coupler (2) (3 teeth per side). … 1 … à Mount the toothed belt coupler (2) with screws (4) on the short driver (3). à Do not tighten the screws yet. Example: Drive pin installation on a doubleroller carriage … 2 … 30 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 … .3 Tensioning the toothed belt NOTICE The toothed belt must be pre-tensioned with 300 N ±35 N (see drive drawing). à Loosen screws (2). à Slide the motor gear unit (3) to the right by hand. à Undo the screw (1) and move the sliding block in such a way that a screwdriver can be pushed between the sliding block and the motor gear unit. à Tighten the screw (1). … 1 … – Torque 10 Nm à Push the screwdriver into the gap and lever it until the toothed belt is pre-tensioned. à Tighten screws (2). – Torque 15 Nm … .4 Setting the closing position for 2-leaf systems à Push the door leaf to the closed position. à Assemble the second toothed belt coupler to the long driver; do not tighten the screws (2) yet. à Use the oblong holes (1) to finely adjust the position in the direction of displacement. à Once the exact closing position has been set, tighten the screws (2) on both toothed belt couplers. – Torque … Nm … .5 Mount the stop buffers à Undo the set screws on the stop buffer. à Slide the moving leaf to the open position. à Slide the stop buffer on the roller carriages. à Tighten the set screws using an Allen key. – Torque … Nm 31 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH … .6 Position the tooth belt locking mechanism (optional) à Close the moving leaves. à Loosen the screws (1) at the toothed belt locking mechanism (optional). à Align the locking device. … 2 NOTICE Once assembled, the locking pin (2) must sit in the hole in the cover in such a way that the locking mechanism can be locked and unlocked. à If necessary enlarge the drill hole. à Tighten screws (1). à Adjust the locking guide (4) so that the toothed belt neither touches nor has too much clearance. To do this, loosen the two screws (3), move the locking guide (4) and retighten the screws (3). … 1 … – Torque … Nm … NOTICE The driver must not hit the toothed belt locking mechanism (optional) during operation. NOTICE Once the toothed belt has been assembled, check the switching points of the toothed belt locking feedback switches (optional) (click). Adjust by bending the actuator levers, if necessary. 32 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 … .7 Installing cable guides NOTICE Cables can be cut! Lay cables in such a way that there are no cables near the moving parts. … 3 … 2 à Fix the cable guide (2) on the module mount (1) and track (3). Distance between the cable guides: approx. 200 mm … .8 Connecting transformer and control unit NOTICE Note earthing connection! Do not mix up cores! à Connect transformer cable (2) to the cable (1) on the transformer. … 2 33 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH … .9 Connecting the toothed belt locking mechanism (optional) and control unit … 1 … à Route the cable toothed belt locking mechanism (optional) (1) to the control unit (2) and plug it in. … .10 Connect the earth … 1 à Connect the ground line (2) for single-leaf systems with extension) from the transformer using the pre-mounted device flat plug (1). 34 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 … Production test and commissioning … Connecting the drive DANGER Risk of fatal injury due to electric shock! a) The electrical system (230 V/115 V) may only be connected and disconnected by a qualified electrician or a qualified electrician for specified tasks. b) Carry out mains connection and protective earth conductor test in accordance with VDE 0100 Part 600. à Strip insulation from the power supply circuit (4) max. 40 mm. … 3 10 mm … mm PE … 9 mm max. 30 mm à Strip the mains cable (4). – Insulation stripping length 40 mm – Stripping length … mm – PE line lead 10 mm à Connect the drive to the 230 V mains supply. à Switch the main switch (2) on at the transformer (3). à Insert the rechargeable battery connector (1) at the control unit. ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH 35 … à Carry out the production test as described in the wiring diagram “Automatic sliding doors DCU1-NT/DCU1-2M-NT”. … Installing the drive cover CAUTION Danger of injury! People can be injured when handling the cover. a) Always make sure two people handle the drive cover. CAUTION Danger of injury from falling cover! a) Snap the cover securely into place on the side screens. b) Release the cover carefully and check whether it has been attached safely. NOTICE Before assembly, unscrew the red locking pin (1) from the toothed belt locking (optional). … .1 Drill a hole for the toothed belt locking (optional). NOTICE The position of the hole must be checked. Depending on the positioning of the drive components, there may be slight variations here. The dimensions for dimension C are shown in the component drawing for the cover. à Drill a hole Ø 20 mm. à Deburr the hole. 36 61 ±2 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 … .2 Assemble the cover fixing To guarantee the stability of the cover, cover fixings must be mounted to the track. The number and installation position depends on the length of the drive. Drive length Number of cover fixings up to 4000 mm … 4001 mm – 5000 mm … 5001 mm – 6000 mm … Installation position £ 100 £ 100 £ 100 £ 100 = £ 100 = = = = = £ 100 Inserting cover fixing … 2 … à Set the cover fixing (1) onto the track (3). à Secure the cover fixing (1) using a screw (2). … 2 37 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH … .3 Installing the cover earthing Nature and source of the hazard Before installing the cover earthing, check whether the cover suspension piece (1) has been fitted. à Knock the locating pin for the cover earthing (2) on the side of the earthing approx. 30 mm into the upper screw duct. … 2 ca. 30 mm … .4 Hook the cover catch rope in place … 3 … 1 à Hook the cover catch rope (2) on the cover suspension piece (3) in the cover (4). à Hook the cover catch rope (2) on the suspension piece (1) of the side panels. 38 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 … .5 Connecting drive cover earthing à Connect the earthing cable (2) of the cover using the plug-in connection of the device flat plug (1). … 1 NOTICE Depending on the length of the drive, a 2nd device flat plug must be fitted for hood earthing, in order to bridge the gap between the transformer earthing and the cover earthing. … .6 Sliding the drive cover in place à Slide the cover (3) onto the side panels (4) until it latches in and ensure that it is also seated correctly in the area of the track and cable guides. NOTICE Check the correct position of the cover catch ropes (2) and the earthing wire. There must not be any contact with moving parts. … 6 … 4 à Screw the locking pin (6) into the toothed belt locking mechanism (optional). ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH 39 NOTICE After assembly, the locking pin (6) must be positioned in the hole in the cover in such a way that the locking mechanism can be locked and unlocked. à If necessary, enlarge the drill hole (5) in the cover. … Installing safety devices Information on the connection and parameter setting of the safety sensors, the inputs and outputs, and commissioning can be found in the wiring diagram. à Install safety and activation equipment. à Route cables properly in cable ducts. … Installing operating elements/switches/push buttons NOTICE Install the operating elements in such a way that users cannot stand in hazardous areas. … Commissioning the door system Information on the connection and parameter setting of the safety sensors, the inputs and outputs, and commissioning can be found in the wiring diagram. Creating log book à Carry out a safety analysis. à Record installed options in the safety analysis for the operator. … Dismantling DANGER Risk of fatal injury due to electric shock! a) The electrical system (230 V/115 V) may only be connected and disconnected by a qualified electrician or a qualified electrician for specified tasks. b) Carry out mains connection and protective earth conductor test in accordance with VDE 0100 Part 600. CAUTION Danger of injury! People can be injured when handling the cover. a) If the length exceeds … metres, the cover must be handled by two people. 40 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 CAUTION Danger of injury due to impact and crushing! a) Secure door leaves against accidental movement. b) Disconnect rechargeable battery. Dismantling is done in the reverse order of installation. ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH … Service and maintenance … Toothed belt 41 The tooth belt must not lift up from the motor gear or skip when braking and accelerating. a) If the tooth belt lifts or skips, set the tooth belt tension to 300 N ± 35 N. b) For further information, please see Tensioning the toothed belt [} 30] … Counter-roller The distance between the counter-roller and the track must be … mm. a) If the gap is not … mm, readjust the counter-roller. b) For further information, see Assemble the single-roller carriage to the door leaf (optional) [} 21]. … Maintenance CAUTION Danger of injury due to impact and crushing! a) Secure door leaves against accidental movement. b) Disconnect rechargeable battery. c) Disconnect mains voltage. NOTICE Only genuine spare parts may be used. To ensure that the system remains in good working order, wear parts must be checked during every maintenance operation and replaced if necessary. 42 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 à The prescribed maintenance work on the sliding door system must only be carried out by a person with expertise. à The prescribed maintenance work must be carried out once a year or when the service indicator on the programme switch lights up or flashes. à Depending on the configuration, not all the wear parts listed are present. à Provide test documents and keep them up-to-date. Wear parts present Manufacturer's recommended replacement interval Rechargeable battery … years Roller carriage/track and track-supporting rollers … million cycles or … years Cleaning and sealing brushes in the door system … million cycles or … years Sealing rubbers … million cycles or … years Toothed belt … million cycles or … years Floor guide … million cycles Deflection pulleys … million cycles or … years Rubber cable 200,000 cycles or … year Deflector for rubber cable 200,000 cycles or … year Cleaning brush at the roller carriage … year End buffer … million cycles or … years Wire rope telescopic door In case of wear or damage Locking device In case of wear or damage Spare part Manufacturer's recommended replacement interval Motor gear unit … million cycles or … years Cover fixing In the event of damage NOTICE After completing the maintenance work, always execute the learning function for the door. 43 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH Maintenance work Testing facility Action Comments Track Check for cracks à Replace track. Check for cleanliness à Clean track Check the abrasion of the track rollers à Remove the abrasion. Check brushes à Remove the roller carriage (see Exchange the track rollers of the single roller carriage [} 47] or Replacing the track rollers on the double roller carriage [} 45]). à Replace the brush seals (see Replacing the brush seals on a single-roller roller carriage [} 48] or Replacing brushes on double roller carriage [} 46]). Floor guide area Check for jarring-free function à Clean the floor guide area. Floor guide area (brushes) Check for soiling and hardness à Clean or replace. Door leaf Check for smooth movement à See Mechanical faults [} 44]. Toothed belt Check for wear & tear and dam- à Replace the toothed belt. age Roller carriage Check tension à Tension the toothed belt (see Tensioning the toothed belt [} 30]). Check the toothed belt locking mechanism (optional) for damage à Replace the toothed belt. Toothed belt locking mechanism (optional) Check function à Reposition the toothed belt locking mechanism (optional) (see Position the tooth belt locking mechanism (optional) [} 31]). Screws Check for tight fit à Tighten the screws (see the drive diagram for torque values). Assemblies and peripheral equipment Check for correct function à Replace the assembly. Cables Check for damage and correct fastening à Replace or mount the cable. Protective cable connections Check tab connectors for a firm fit à If necessary, attach the tab connector. 44 … GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 Troubleshooting DANGER Risk of fatal injury due to electric shock! a) The electrical system (230 V/115 V) may only be connected and disconnected by a qualified electrician or a qualified electrician for specified tasks. b) Carry out mains connection and protective earth conductor test in accordance with VDE 0100 Part 600. CAUTION Danger of injury with opened drive! Hair, clothing, cables, etc. can be drawn in by rotating parts. When working on the open drive, watch out for turning parts. CAUTION Danger of injury due to impact and crushing! a) Secure door leaves against accidental movement. b) Disconnect rechargeable battery. … Mechanical faults … .1 Mechanical faults Cause Remedy Track bent à Replace track. à Check the installation surface. Door leaf is stiff à Check the door leaf. Roller carriage jammed or defective, high abrasion on the track rollers à Check toothed belt at driver for perpendicular fit. à Guide toothed belts so that they are parallel. à Replace roller carriage. Toothed belt damaged à Replace the toothed belt. Assembly group defective à Replace the assembly. … .2 Checking the door leaves à Disconnect the moving leaf from the toothed belt using the driver. à Move door leaves and check for ease of movement. If door leaves move easily: à Check the motor gear unit and replace it if necessary. 45 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH … .3 Swap the double roller carriage WARNING Danger of injury caused by door leaves falling over! Always release the roller carriages one at a time – never all at once. … 2 à Secure the moving leaf against falling and remove load from the roller carriage. à Separate driver from roller carriage if necessary. à Loosen the screw (1) of the counter-roller. à Remove both screws (2). à Remove the roller carriage. à Insert the new roller carriage and assemble it to the leaf using both screws (2). – Torque 15 Nm à Adjust the counter-roller and tighten the screws (1). – Torque 30 Nm … .4 Replacing the track rollers on the double roller carriage WARNING Danger of injury caused by door leaves falling over! Always release the roller carriages one at a time – never all at once. 46 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 … 1 … 2 à Secure the moving leaf against falling and remove load from the roller carriage. à Loosen the screw (1) of the counter-roller. à Loosen the screw (2) slightly. à Replace the track roller (3). – Torque 30 Nm à Replace the track roller (4). – Torque 30 Nm à Retighten the screws (2). – Torque 15 Nm à Readjust the counter-roller (1) and tighten it. – Torque 30 Nm à Check the roller carriage for proper running and adjust if needed. … .5 Replacing brushes on double roller carriage à Secure door leaves against falling. à Remove door leaf if necessary and tip. à Pull brushes (1) out of pulley holder (3). à Clean rollers (2) and insert new brushes. à Hook door leaf in again and adjust it. à Adjust the counter-roller (4) and tighten the screws. – Torque 30 Nm … 2 … 4 … 1 47 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH … .6 Replacing the single roller carriage WARNING Danger of injury caused by door leaves falling over! Always release the roller carriages one at a time – never all at once. … 2 à Secure the moving leaf against falling and remove load from the roller carriage. à Separate driver from roller carriage if necessary. à Loosen the nut (1) on the counter-roller. à Remove both screws (2). à Remove the roller carriage. à Insert the new roller carriage and assemble it to the leaf using both screws (2). – Torque 15 Nm à Adjust the safety roller and tighten the screws (1). – Torque 19 Nm … .7 Exchange the track rollers of the single roller carriage WARNING Danger of injury caused by door leaves falling over! Always release the roller carriages one at a time – never all at once. 48 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 … 1 à Secure moving leaf against falling. à Separate driver from roller carriage if necessary. à Loosen screws (1). à Pull out bracket support (2) and track roller to the side. à Replace track roller and install a new one. à Adjust the parallel alignment and height of the moving leaves. à Tighten screws (1). – Torque 42 Nm … .8 Replacing the brush seals on a single-roller roller carriage à Secure door leaves against falling. à Remove the roller carriage if necessary. à Pull brush (3) out of support bracket (1). à Clean roller (2) and insert new brush. à Reinstall roller carriage in reverse order. à Adjust the safety roller (4) and tighten the screws. … 1 – Torque 19 Nm … Electrical faults For read-out instructions and a list of fault messages, see wiring diagram. … ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH 49 … .1 Replacing fuse in transformer DANGER Risk of fatal injury due to electric shock! If the main switch on the transformer is activated, the fuse is still energised since it is upstream of the main switch. The mains voltage 230 V must be disconnected from the mains upstream of the fuse. a) Disconnect the system from the 230 V mains supply on site before removing the PCB cover (1) and secure against being switched back on again. … à Insert a suitable screwdriver into the opening of the PCB cover (1) above the switch. à Carefully press the end wall of the PCB cover upward with the tip of the screwdriver. – This releases the snap catch. à Remove the PCB cover (1). à Pull the fuse holder forwards and off and replace the defective fuse. à Attach the fuse holder. NOTICE Do not trap the cable when setting the cover in place. à Set the PCB cover (1) in place and clip on. 50 … GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 Product labelling Applicable only in Germany and within the scope of validity of DIN 18650. The nameplate shown is an example and is provided for guidance only. à Supplement classification code on the nameplate. … 2 … 5 Schiebetürantrieb ECdrive T2 GEZE GmbH Reinhold-Vöster-Str. 21-29 D-71229 Leonberg … Input 230 V Output 24 V 000000000000 50 Hz … A 1A 2|3|2|0|___|0|____|2 DIN18650-1:2010-06 A 50 °C -15 °C Dry areas only IP20 04/2026 B … 7 … 1 Product name … Serial number … Electrical data … Machine category … Ambient temperature … Only relevant in Germany and within the scope of validity of DIN 18650: Classification code … IP rating … Date of manufacture A: Safety devices on the drive (fifth digit) B: Safety of automatic door systems – design/ installation (seventh digit) A distinction is made between three classes in terms of safety requirements: A distinction is made between five classes of safety devices on door leaves: 1: Power limitation; 0: no safety devices; 2: Connection to external safety systems approved by the drive manufacturer; 1: with sufficiently large safety distances 3: Low-energy mode. 2: with protection against crushing, shearing and fingers getting caught; Note: You may select multiple classes. 3: with built-in turning fitting unit; 4: with sensory protective devices. Note: You may select multiple classes. 51 ECdrive T2 | GEZE GmbH 10 Inspection of the installed system … Protective measures to prevent and protect from hazardous areas à Check protective earth connection to all metal parts that can be touched. à Perform a safety analysis (risk analysis). à Check the function of safety sensors and movement detectors. … ECdrive T2 assembly checklist No. Test In chapter On page … All cables routed correctly for installation of the ECdrive T2? - - … Track mounted? … [} 17] 17 [} 17] … Angled floor guide/continuous floor guide installed? … [} 19] 19 [} 19] … Door leaf assembled with single roller carriage? … .1 [} 21] 21 [} 21] … Door leaf assembled with double roller carriage? … .2 [} 24] 23 [} 24] … Drive components installed? … [} 28] 28 [} 28] … Tooth belt mounted? … .2 [} 29] 29 [} 29] … Closing position with 2-leaf System adjusted? … .4 [} 30] 30 [} 30] … Left and right module mounts connected to the power supply? … .1 [} 28] 28 [} 28] 10 Is the toothed belt locking (optional) connec- … .9 [} 33] ted to the control? 32 [} 33] 11 Safety devices mounted? … [} 39] 38 [} 39] 12 Switches/push buttons installed? … [} 39] 38 [} 39] 13 Programme switch installed? … [} 39] 38 [} 39] 14 Transformer earthing installed? … .10 [} 33] 32 [} 33] 15 Earthing connections established? - - 16 230 V connection established? … [} 34] 33 [} 34] 17 Cover earthing connected? … .5 [} 38] 37 [} 38] 18 Cover fixing mounted? … .2 [} 36] 35 [} 36] 19 Cover catch mounted? … .4 [} 37] 36 [} 37] 20 Safety devices mounted? … [} 39] 38 [} 39] 21 Additional switches and push buttons moun- … [} 39] ted? 38 [} 39] 22 Safety analysis carried out? - - 23 Deviations of the system checked in accordance with safety analysis? - - Done 52 GEZE GmbH | ECdrive T2 No. Test In chapter On page 24 Are all components mounted in accordance with the following instructions: - - 25 à Pre-installation instructions ECdrive T2 - - 26 à ECdrive T2 installation instructions – Girder section and side screen - - 27 à Pre-installation and installation instructions GCtherm - fanlight - - 28 à Pre-mounting instructions profile system leaves and side panel - 29 Addition to the type plate of the sliding door drive complete? 49 [} 50] Notes: à Applicable only in Germany and within the scope of validity of DIN 18650 à The type plate may only be attached to the sliding door drive if the assembly is checked for correct implementation according to GEZE specifications and using the check. … [} 50] Done GEZE GmbH Reinhold-Vöster-Straße 21-29 71229 Leonberg Deutschland Telefon: +49 7152 203 … Telefax: +49 7152 203 310 E-Mail: info.de@geze.com www.geze.com EN · Subject to change without notice

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Axira 213814-00 EN User manual  Axira Contents … 1 Introduction … Symbols and illustrations … Product liability … Special cases … More detailed information … Terms … 2 Safety notes … Intended use … Safety notes for users … Safety notes for service technicians … 3 Description … Types of installation and versions … Structure … Overview of the modes of operation … Operating element display programme switch (option) … Door in normal operation … 4 Operation … 10 … .1 … .2 Selecting the mode of operation … 10 Selecting the mode of operation using the operating modes push button … 10 Selecting the mode of operation using the display programme switch (optional) … 10 … Troubleshooting … 11 … Cleaning and maintenance … 12 … Cleaning … 12 Maintenance … 12 Inspection by an expert … 12 … Disposal … 13 … Technical data … 14 Axira Introduction … Introduction … Symbols and illustrations Warning notices Warning notices are used in these instructions to warn you of personal injury and property damage. X Always read and observe these warning notices. X Observe all measures marked with the warning symbol and warning word. Warning symbol Warning word Meaning CAUTION Danger to persons. Non-compliance can result in minor to medium injuries. Further symbols and illustrations Important information and technical notes are highlighted to explain correct operation. Symbol Meaning means “important note”; information about avoiding property damage means “additional Information” The user's attention for important additional information should be increased. Although there is no danger to persons or property, it is particularly useful to read the additional information carefully. X … Symbol for an action: This means you have to do something. X If there are several actions to be taken, keep to the given order. Product liability In accordance with the manufacturer’s liability for its products as defined in the German “Product Liability Act”, compliance with the information contained in this brochure (product information and intended use, misuse, product performance, product maintenance, obligations to provide information and instructions) must be ensured. Failure to comply releases the manufacturer from its statutory liability. … Special cases In certain cases, deviations from the information given in this user manual may occur. Examples: à special wiring à special function settings (parameters) à special software X Please contact the service technician responsible for further information. … More detailed information Information about commissioning and service can be found in the following documents: à Wiring diagram Axira à Installation instructions Axira … Introduction … Axira Terms Term Hinge side Explanation The side of the door where the hinges from which the door leaf is suspended are located. Usually the side of the door facing the opening direction. Opposite hinge side The side of the door facing the hinge side. Usually the side of the door facing the closing direction. Active leaf The active leaf of a double-leaf door. When the door is used, the active leaf must open as the first door leaf and close as the last door leaf. Activation device Access control function (for example key switch or card reader) used by authorised authorised (KB) persons to activate the door drive. The activation function is active in the AUTOMATIC and NIGHT/OFF modes of operation. Activation device with current Push button for opening and closing the door. Activation function only in the AUTOimpulse function MATIC mode of operation. The door is opened automatically when the button is first pressed and closed again automatically when the button is pressed the second time. The function can be activated during commissioning by setting parameters using the display programme switch, ST 220 or GEZEconnects. If the activation device is connected to the passive leaf control system by means of the “current impulse” function, both door leaves open when activated, even when the passive leaf control system is deactivated. Safety sensor open (SIO) Presence detector (e.g. active infrared light sensor) for protecting the swivelling range of the door in the opening direction. As a rule the sensor is located on the hinge side of the door on the door leaf. Safety sensor close (SIS) Presence detector (for example active infrared light sensor) for protecting the swivelling range of the door in the closing direction. As a rule the sensor is located on the opposite hinge side of the door leaf. Emergency stop/special wind Self-locking switch with which immediate stopping of the door drive can be triggered function in case of danger. The door drive remains in its current position until the user releases the emergency stop switch again, thus terminating the emergency stop situation. Electric strike Fail-secure electric strike Available as AC or DC electric strike version. When the door drive is activated, the electric strike is switched on by the control unit of the door drive provided the door is in the closing position. The electric strike remains activated until the door has left the closing position. Fail-safe electric strike Available as DC electric strike version. The electric strike is switched off when the door drive is activated provided the door is in the closing position. The electric strike remains switched off until the door has left the closing position. Bolt feedback The bolt feedback function is a contact integrated in the door catch that is activated when the door is locked mechanically by the tie bolt of the door lock. It signals to the control unit that the door is locked mechanically and can therefore not be opened by the door drive. In this case the control unit ignores the control commands of all the activation devices. Reset Push button for restarting the drive after the operating voltage has been switched on or after a fire alarm has been terminated. When the push button is pressed, the latching operation circuit integrated in the drive is activated, causing the drive to be activated. … Axira Safety notes … Safety notes … Intended use The Axira drive system is designed for the automatic opening and closing of pivot doors. The Axira drive system is designed solely for use à in dry rooms, à in entrances and interior areas of pedestrian traffic in commercial plants and public areas, à in private areas. The Axira drive system is not designed for the following uses: à industrial use, à areas of application which do not serve pedestrian traffic, à on mobile objects such as ships. The Axira drive system 100 must not à be used on escape and rescue routes, à on fire or smoke protection doors, à or potentially explosive areas. The Axira drive system 100 may only be used à with the components approved/released by GEZE, à with the types of installation documented by GEZE, à within the tested/approved area of application (climate / temperature / IP rating). Any other use is considered improper and will lead to the cancellation of all liability and warranty claims against GEZE. … Safety notes for users Carefully read and abide by this user manual before commissioning the door. Always observe the following safety notes: à Operating, maintenance and repair conditions specified by GEZE must be observed. à The commissioning, mandatory installation, maintenance and repair work must be performed by experts authorised by GEZE. à The connection to the mains voltage must be made by a professional electrician. à No changes may be made to the system without prior agreement from GEZE. à GEZE shall assume no liability for damage caused by unauthorised changes to the system. à Note the possible residual risks in strong wind conditions when planning how the door is to be used. à The building operator is responsible for safe operation of the system. à Have a service technician check the safe operation of the system at regular intervals. à If safety devices are adjusted and therefore no longer fulfil their intended purpose, further operation is no longer permitted. The service technician must be informed without delay. à Make sure that the safety stickers are attached visibly to any glass leaves and are in a legible state. à Protect the programme switch against unauthorised access. à Danger of injury by sharp edges on the drive when removing the cover à Danger of injury by parts hanging down à This appliance can be used by children aged from … years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. à Children must not play with the appliance. à Cleaning and user maintenance must not be carried out by children without supervision. à The flooring used under the area of the side-hung leaves may have a maximum unevenness of … mm. Gaps or slits in the floor guide slits in the flooring must not be wider than … mm. à To ensure user safety, there must be a sufficient ambient lighting available. à Use of the door system is limited and not recommended in strong wind conditions. … Safety notes … Axira Safety notes for service technicians à GEZE does not accept any warranty for combinations with third-party products. à Only combine third-party products with original parts following agreement by GEZE. Furthermore, only original GEZE parts may be used for repair and maintenance work. à The power connection and protective earth connection test must be carried out in accordance DIN VDE 0100-610. à Use a 16 A circuit breaker provided by the customer as the mains-side disconnecting device to disconnect the system from the mains. à Due to the size of the door and the additional danger point at the secondary closing edge, careful adjustment of all safety sensors is necessary. If safety devices are adjusted and no longer fulfil their intended purpose, further operation is not permitted. … Axira Description … Description … Types of installation and versions à The door drive can only be installed above the door leaf in a suspended ceiling. à The door drive is available as a 1-leaf version. à Supplied by GEZE: à Motor gear unit à Connecting unit à Control unit à Optional: Sensors … Structure The door system shown is only a schematic diagram. For technical reasons, we cannot show all of the possibilities here. The operating elements can be arranged individually. Example: Axira drive system, 1-leaf, transom installation … 1 … 5 … 4 … 2 … 4 Pos. … 2 … 4 … 6 … 3 Control unit Activation panel Motor lock Door frame … 6 … Door leaf Sensors, e.g. GC 342 or GC 342+ Motor gear unit Explanation Control for operating the drive Push button or switch for activating the drive Motor lock for automatic locking of the door leaf Door frame for mounting the door leaf Door leaf Non-contact protective device as protection for the rotary movement of the door leaf. When a person approaches, the door leaf is stopped Drive unit for the door system … Axira Description … Overview of the modes of operation The following modes of operation can be set on the Axira: à Automatic mode à OFF Mode of operation MPS/MPS-ST DPS Key Automatic OFF … OFF OFF Explanatory notes Display aU Door opens when the activation panel is operated and then closes again. Of Door is enabled and can be moved by hand. The inside and outside activation devices are inactive. Operating element display programme switch (option) The modes of operation can be set using the following operating elements: à Display programme switch (optional) à On-site switch à Additionally, it can be connected to the internal operating modes push button. If a dot appears in the bottom right-hand part of the display, maintenance is due. If a dot appears in the middle of the display, the door has not yet been fully initialised after the mains voltage has been switched on. Initialisation is carried out automatically when the drive opens and closes the door. OFF Display programme switch … Axira … Description Door in normal operation In normal operation, the door is automatically opened and closed. What happens? An activation device (push button, switch or movement detector) is triggered. Safety sensor close (SIS) is triggered when the door is open (e.g. light switch). Safety sensor close (SIS) is triggered while the door is closing. Safety sensor open (SIO) is triggered while door is opening. Safety sensor open (SIO) is triggered when the door is closed. Door contacts an obstruction when opening. The safety sensor open has not been activated. Door hits an obstacle when closing. The safety sensor close has not been activated. What does the door do? Door opens, waits the hold-open time and then closes. Door remains open. The door immediately opens again or stops depending on the parameter setting. The door stops and remains in position until the end of activation (door opens) or until the end of the hold-open time (door closes). Door remains closed. Door stops, waits and attempts again to move to the open position at a reduced speed. Then the door closes again. Door reopens immediately, waits the hold-open time and then closes at a reduced speed. When door closer mode is used with the safety sensor close deactivated, the drive presses against the obstacle with the force set. Additional door functions Which switch/push button? Emergency stop switch/wind monitor What does the switch/push button do? The door stops immediately (in every mode of operation) and stays in position until the emergency stop switch/ wind monitor is unlocked. Key switch of the display programme switch If a key switch is connected to the display programme switch, the operation of the display programme switch can be locked or released with it. Activation device authorised (KB) (e.g. outside key switch) Door opens once and closes after the hold-open time. The set mode of operation is retained. … Operation … Axira Operation The set parameters of the drive functions may only be modified by a service technician. … Selecting the mode of operation … .1 Selecting the mode of operation using the operating modes push button The operating modes push button can be deactivated by a service technician. Changing the mode of operation (with single-leaf doors or active leaf) X Activate the mode of operation/drive using an on-site switch. … .2 Selecting the mode of operation using the display programme switch (optional) Only the modes of operation Automatic and OFF are saved in the system. The selection of any other mode of operation at the display programme switch will be ignored. Touch the desired mode of operation on the display programme switch. The mode of operation is set and indicated on the display (1). X … OFF Display programme switch Fault messages on the display If a fault occurs in the door system, it is displayed on the display programme switch approximately every 10 seconds. X Read the number of the fault message, note it down and notify the service technician. 10 Axira … Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Problem Door only opens and closes slowly Cause Obstruction on travel path Closing safety sensor close (SIS) dirty Door opens and closes constantly Safety sensor close (SIS) misaligned or defective Obstruction on travel path Irradiation or reflections, e.g. reflective floor, falling rain Misaligned movement detector Door only opens a crack Obstruction on travel path Door does not open Obstruction on travel path Door does not close Movement detector misaligned or defective (outside) Emergency stop activated “Night” mode of operation Door locked mechanically Electric strike does not release Drive defective Safety sensor close (SIS) dirty Safety sensor close (SIS) misaligned or defective Obstruction on travel path Remedy X Remove obstruction and check door leaf for ease of movement X Allow the door to close completely once; door moves at a safe speed after obstruction until a complete closing process has been completed. X Clean safety sensor close X Allow the door to close completely once; door moves at a safe speed after obstruction until a complete closing process has been completed. X Notify a service technician Clear the obstruction Check detection area of movement detector X Check the detection area of movement detector X Remove obstruction and check door leaf for ease of movement X Remove obstruction and check door leaf for ease of movement X Check the movement detector, notify a service technician if necessary X Unlock emergency stop X Select a different mode of operation X Unlock the door X Notify a service technician X Notify a service technician X Clean safety sensor close (SIS) X Notify a service technician X X Remove obstruction and check door leaf for ease of movement Movement detector/push button activates X Check the movement detector, notify a constantly service technician if necessary X Select a different mode of operation “Hold open” mode of operation X Activate key switch for release Display programme switch Display programme switch is disabled cannot be operated X Notify a service technician Display programme switch defective Display programme switch Connection between display programme X Notify a service technician displays … 8 switch and control unit faulty Display programme switch or control unit X Notify a service technician defective X Check mains fuse Display programme switch Power failure is dark Connection between display programme X Notify a service technician switch and control unit faulty Display programme switch or control unit X Notify a service technician defective X Note fault messages. Up to 10 different Display of fault messages Fault in the door system on the display programme fault messages can occur in succession. switch The display changes about every 10 seconds. X Notify a service technician X 11 Cleaning and maintenance … Cleaning and maintenance … Cleaning Axira CAUTION! Danger of injury due to impact and crushing! X Set the mode of operation to OFF. X Secure door leaves against accidental movement before carrying out cleaning work. What is to be cleaned? Safety sensor close (SIS) (e.g. light switch) Glass surfaces Stainless surfaces Painted surfaces Anodised surfaces Display programme switch … How is it to be cleaned? X Wipe with damp cloth X Wipe with a cold vinegar/water mixture; then dry. X Wipe with soft cloth X Wipe with water and soap X Wipe with non-alkaline potassium soap (pH value … 7) X Wipe with damp cloth. Do not use a cleaning agent. Maintenance The building operator must ensure that the system is working perfectly. To guarantee perfect operation, the door system must be serviced regularly by a service technician. Maintenance must be carried out at least once a year or according to the maintenance display on the display programme switch. Installation, maintenance and repair work must be performed by experts authorised by GEZE. If a dot appears in the bottom right-hand part of the display, maintenance is due. X Notify a service technician. The maintenance display lights up after the specified calendar period or number of opening cycles, depending on what occurs first: … year or 100,000 cycles GEZE offers maintenance contracts with the following services: à Inspection of fixing elements for firm fit à Performance of miscellaneous adjustment work à Performance of operational checks à Checking all the safety and control equipment of the door system à Lubrication of all the moveable parts … Inspection by an expert In compliance with the “Guidelines for windows, doors and gates” (ASR A1.7 and GUV … ) Section 6, power-operated doors must be inspected for safety by an expert before initial commissioning and at least once a year. GEZE offers the following services: Inspection and operational checks of all safety and control equipment in compliance with the requirements in the test log for power-operated windows, doors and gates; Sliding doors and sliding gates ZH 1/ … edition. 12 Axira … Disposal Disposal The Axira drive system is made up of materials that must be recycled. Disposal of electrical and electronic devices The symbol of the ‘crossed-out dustbin’ means that you are legally obliged to dispose of these appliances separately from unsorted municipal waste. Disposal with household waste, e.g. in the black bin or yellow bin, is prohibited. Avoid incorrect disposal by disposing of waste correctly at special collection and return points. Measures for avoiding waste always take priority over waste management measures. In the case of electrical and electronic devices, waste avoidance measures particularly include extension of service life by repairing faulty devices and selling devices which are still functional rather than sending them for disposal. Possibilities for returning used devices Owners of used devices can hand these in free of charge at collection or return points for used devices set up and provided by public waste disposal authorities. In addition, it is possible under certain conditions to return the devices to the distributor. The distributor must take the device back free of charge if an equivalent new device is purchased (1:1 return). In addition, it is possible to return used devices free of charge to the distributor if the outer dimensions are not greater than 25 centimetres and no more than three used devices per device type are returned (0:1 return). Retail industry: Distributors who have a sales area for electrical and electronic devices at least 400 m² in size are obliged to take back used electrical devices. Food retailers who have an overall sales area of at least 800 m² and offer and sell electrical and electronic devices several times a year or permanently are also obliged to take back used devices. Distant selling market: Distributors who use means of telecommunication for selling their products are obliged to take back used devices if the warehouse and sales areas for electrical and electronic devices are at least 400 m² in size. Removal of batteries and lamps If the products contain batteries, rechargeable batteries or lamps which can be removed from the used device without destruction, these have to be removed before disposal and disposed of separately as batteries or lamps. Information according to the German Battery Directive The “crossed-out wheeled bin” symbol on batteries or rechargeable batteries means that these must not be disposed of with domestic waste at the end of their service life. If batteries or rechargeable batteries contain mercury (Hg), cadmium (Cd) or lead (Pb), you will find the respective chemical symbol underneath the symbol of the crossed-out wheeled bin: Pb: Battery contains more than … weight percent of lead Cd: Battery contains more than … weight percent of cadmium Hg: Battery contains more than … weight percent of mercury You are legally obliged to return all batteries and rechargeable batteries after use. You can do this free of charge at points of sale or other collection points nearby. Handing in at points of sale is limited to customary quantities for end users. You can obtain the addresses of suitable collection points from your local town or municipal authority. Batteries may contain pollutants which can damage the environment and your health if they are not stored or disposed of properly. The separate collection and recycling of used batteries and rechargeable batteries is designed to avoid the negative impacts on the environment and human health and returning valuable raw materials such as iron, zinc, manganese or nickel to the recovered materials cycle. Special care must be taken on account of the special risks involved in the handling of batteries containing lithium. Please avoid producing waste from used batteries as far as possible e.g. by preferring batteries with a long service life or using rechargeable batteries. Avoid polluting public spaces by thoughtlessly discarding batteries or electrical and electronic devices containing batteries. Rather than disposing of them, please check the possibilities of sending batteries for recycling, for example by reconditioning or overhauling the battery. Date protection We would like to point out to all end-users of electrical and electronic devices that they themselves are responsible for deleting the personal data on the used devices to be disposed of. 13 Technical data … 14 Axira Technical data Opening time: 10 … 20 s Closing time: 10 … 20 s Mains voltage 230 V AC –15 %, +10 % Frequency 50 Hz Protection class I Capacity rating 200 W Mains connection Fixed connection (installation cable or drip loop) Primary fuse – Secondary fuse 10 A slow-blow, 5×20 mm Secondary voltage (transformer) 33 VAC (46 VDC) Control voltage for external components 24 VDC ±10 % Output current control voltage 24 V 1200 mA permanently 1800 mA briefly (2 s, duty ratio 30 %) Fuse protection <24 V … A; reversible Temperature range –15 C… +50 °C IP rating IP65 Sound level <49 dB (A) Door service life over 100000 cycles Axira Technical data 15 Germany GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Süd-West Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 594 E-Mail: leonberg.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Süd-Ost Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6440 E-Mail: muenchen.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Ost Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6840 E-Mail: berlin.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Mitte/Luxemburg Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6888 E-Mail: frankfurt.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung West Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6770 E-Mail: duesseldorf.de@geze.com GEZE GmbH Niederlassung Nord Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6600 E-Mail: hamburg.de@geze.com GEZE Service GmbH Tel. +49 (0) 1802 923392 E-Mail: service-info.de@geze.com Austria GEZE Austria E-Mail: austria.at@geze.com www.geze.at Hungary GEZE Hungary Kft. E-Mail: office-hungary@geze.com www.geze.hu Scandinavia – Sweden GEZE Scandinavia AB E-Mail: sverige.se@geze.com www.geze.se Baltic States Lithuania / Latvia / Estonia E-Mail: baltic-states@geze.com Iberia GEZE Iberia S.R.L. E-Mail: info.es@geze.com www.geze.es Scandinavia – Norway GEZE Scandinavia AB avd. Norge E-Mail: norge.se@geze.com www.geze.no Benelux GEZE Benelux B.V. E-Mail: benelux.nl@geze.com www.geze.be www.geze.nl India GEZE India Private Ltd. E-Mail: office-india@geze.com www.geze.in Scandinavia – Denmark GEZE Danmark E-Mail: danmark.se@geze.com www.geze.dk Bulgaria GEZE Bulgaria - Trade E-Mail: office-bulgaria@geze.com www.geze.bg Italy GEZE Italia S.r.l. Unipersonale E-Mail: italia.it@geze.com www.geze.it Singapore GEZE (Asia Pacific) Pte, Ltd. E-Mail: gezesea@geze.com.sg www.geze.com China GEZE Industries (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. 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E-Mail: office-romania@geze.com www.geze.ro Russia OOO GEZE RUS E-Mail: office-russia@geze.com www.geze.ru Switzerland GEZE Schweiz AG E-Mail: schweiz.ch@geze.com www.geze.ch Türkiye GEZE Kapı ve Pencere Sistemleri E-Mail: office-turkey@geze.com www.geze.com Ukraine LLC GEZE Ukraine E-Mail: office-ukraine@geze.com www.geze.ua United Arab Emirates/GCC GEZE Middle East E-Mail: gezeme@geze.com www.geze.ae United Kingdom GEZE UK Ltd. E-Mail: info.uk@geze.com www.geze.com GEZE GmbH Reinhold-Vöster-Straße 21–29 71229 Leonberg Germany Tel.: 0049 7152 203 … Fax: 0049 7152 203 310 www.geze.com

!Cable plan Axira!

j motor gear unit k GC 342/ 342+ Flexible cables in masonry must be laid in protective pipes. j NYM-J … x 1,5 k J-Y (ST)Y 2x2x0,6 l System cable motor gear unit m System cable safety sensor n Empty pipe, inner diameter 10 mm … on-site Trigger contact no, potentially free outside l n electric lock, on-site with automatic opener DOCUMENT TYPE DRAWING NUMBER INDEX DATE cable diagram vs2182c_BSE5_xxxxx_0 00 22/07/2025 BSE5 CREATED BY *a) mn … m n k Cable lengths / distances: The motor is separated from the control (DCU). The cable connection between them is max. 5m The distance between the control (DCU) and the trigger contact is max. 10m. Trigger contact no, potentially free *a) control cabinet with power supply inside TITLE Axira SHEET DETAIL English OBJECT APPROVED BY SHEET BSE5 1/1 The drawings have been pre pared with the greates t poss ible care and correspond to the state of development, planning and know ledge on the date of the drawing or the last change entry. U se is at the use r's own risk, as editing or adding or omitting further relevant order information in particular may result in completely differen t basics and thus a differen t res ult. GEZE also as sumes no liability for its continued topicality, correctness and completene ss or for its suitability in the specific s ituation. If permitted by law, G EZE's liability is limited to slight negligen ce. The furthe r processing/ utilisation of the drawing data is subject to the expe rtise of the e lectrical planner or other electro technical s pecialis t. The copyright regulations must be observed. 230 V AC

!Installation instruction Axira!

Axira Motor gear unit + Connecting unit 213812-02 EN Installation instructions Axira Contents Symbols and illustrations … Product liability … 1 General information … 2 Reference documents … 3 Basic safety notes … Intended use … Safety notes … Safety-conscious working … Inspection of the installed system … Environmentally conscious working … Safety notes related to transportation and storage … Qualification … Scope of delivery Axira … 4 Product description … Basic structure motor gear unit and connecting unit … Area of application Axira … Technical data … 5 Installation … General installation information … Tools and aids … 10 … Torques … 10 … Preparations to be made on-site … 10 … Installation of the drive unit … 10 … Electrical connection and commissioning … 14 … Mains connection … 14 … Commissioning … 14 … Maintenance / service / replacement of the drive unit … 15 … Dangers during mechanical service/ repair … 15 … Maintenance work … 15 … Electrical service … 16 … Electrical faults … 16 … Replacement of the drive unit … 17 … Inspection of the installed door system … 18 … Installation checklist Axira … 18 … Disposal … 19 Symbols and illustrations Axira Symbols and illustrations Warning notices Warnings are used in these instructions to warn you of the risk of damage to property and personal injury.  Always read and observe these warning notices.  Follow all the measures labelled with the warning symbol and warning word. Warning symbol Warning word Meaning DANGER Danger to persons. Non-compliance will result in death or serious injuries. WARNING Danger to persons. Non-compliance can result in death or serious injuries. CAUTION Danger to persons. Non-compliance can result in minor injuries. Further symbols and means of representation Important information and technical instructions are highlighted to explain correct operation. Symbol Meaning means "important note". Information to prevent property damage, to understand or optimise the operation sequences. means "additional Information"  Symbol for an action: This means you have to do something.  If there are several actions to be taken, keep to the given order. Product liability In accordance with the manufacturer’s liability for its products as defined in the German "Product Liability Act", compliance with the information contained in this brochure (product information and intended use, misuse, product performance, product maintenance, obligations to provide information and instructions) must be ensured. Failure to comply releases the manufacturer from its statutory liability. … General information … Axira General information The Axira drive system is partly completed machine. This complies with all the relevant regulations of the guidelines 2014/35/EU and 2014/30/EU and may be installed and operated in automatic door systems in accordance with the Machinery Directive. The manufacturer of this machine must ensure that all requirements resulting from the Machinery Directive are observed. A risk assessment must be carried out and documented. Before initial commissioning, the manufacturer of the machine must issue an EC Declaration of Conformity in accordance with Annex II of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC and attach the CE marking visibly and permanently to the door system. The extended risk assessment form is available to support the implementation of a risk assessment. The extended risk assessment, installation instructions and declaration of installation for the door drive must be enclosed with the technical documents. … Reference documents These documents are subject to change. Use only the most recent version. Type Name Wiring diagram Axira ID 208830 Cable plan Axira ID 208831 Axira user manual ID 208829 Safety analysis automatic swing doors ID 186584 Automatic inspection book ID 030450 … Basic safety notes To ensure personal safety, it is important to follow these safety instructions. These instructions must be kept. GEZE GmbH is referred to as GEZE below. … Intended use The Axira drive system door drive is designed for the automatic opening and closing of pivot doors. The Axira drive system is designed solely for use  in dry rooms, … Basic safety notes   Axira in entrances and interior areas of pedestrian traffic in commercial areas and public areas, in private areas. The Axira drive system is not designed for the following uses:  industrial use,  areas of application which do not serve pedestrian traffic,  on mobile objects such as ships. The Axira drive system must not  on escape and rescue routes,  on fire or smoke protection doors,  for potentially explosive areas. The Axira drive system may only be used  with the components approved/released by GEZE,  with the types of installation documented by GEZE,  within the tested/approved area of application (climate / temperature / IP rating). Any other use is considered improper and will lead to the cancellation of all liability and warranty claims against GEZE. … Safety notes           The mandatory installation, maintenance and repair work must be performed by properly trained personnel authorised by GEZE. The country-specific laws and regulations are to be observed during safety-related tests. GEZE is not liable for any injuries or damage whatsoever resulting from unauthorised changes to the system. GEZE does not accept any warranty for combinations with third-party products. Use only original GEZE parts for repair and maintenance work. Connection to the mains voltage must be carried out by a qualified electrician. Carry out the mains connection and protective conductor test in accordance with VDE 0100 Part 610. Use an on-site circuit breaker as the mains-side disconnecting device, the rated value of which is matched to the type, cross-section, installation method and ambient conditions of the on-site mains supply line. The circuit breaker must have a minimum rating of … A and a maximum rating of 16 A. Protect the controls from unauthorised access. In compliance with Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, a risk analysis must be performed and the door system identified in accordance with CE Marking Directive 93/68/EEC before the door system is commissioned. Observe the latest versions of guidelines, standards and country-specific regulations, in particular:  ASR A1.7 "Guidelines for doors and gates"  DIN EN 16005 "Power operated pedestrian doorsets – Safety in use – Requirements and test methods"  DIN VDE 0100-600 "Testing electrical systems"  DIN EN 60335-2-103, DIN 18263-4  Accident prevention regulations, especially DGUV regulation … "Principles of prevention" and DGUV regulation … "Electrical installations and equipment" The product should be installed or installed in such a way that easy access to the product for repairs and/or maintenance is guaranteed with relatively little effort and … Basic safety notes Axira possible removal costs are not economically disproportionate to the value of the product. … Safety-conscious working  Secure the workplace against unauthorised access.  Watch the swivelling range of long system parts  Never carry out work with a high safety risk (e.g. installing the drive or door leaf) while alone.  Secure drive components against falling.  Only use the cables specified on the cable plan provided. Cables must be shielded in compliance with the wiring diagram.  Secure loose, internal drive cables with cable ties.  Before working on the electrical system, disconnect the power supply (mains and battery) and check that there is no voltage. Note that if an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is used, the system will still be supplied with voltage despite the fact that the power supply is disconnected.  Always use insulated wire end ferrules for wire cores.  Ensure sufficient lighting.  Use safety glass.  Attach safety stickers to glass leaves.  Danger of injury when the inspection flap in the ceiling is open. Hair, clothing, cables, etc. can be drawn in by rotating parts!  Danger of injury due to crushing, impact, shearing and drawing-in spots not being secured!  Danger of injury due to glass breakage!  Danger of injury due to sharp edges on the drive!  Danger of injury due to very heavy moving leaves!  Danger of injury during installation through freely moving parts!  Danger of injury when working at a great height! … Inspection of the installed system  Check the measures for securing or avoiding crushing, impact, shearing or drawing-in spots.  Check the function of the safety sensors and, if necessary, movement detectors.  Check the protective conductor connection to all touchable metal parts.  Perform a safety analysis (risk analysis). … Environmentally conscious working When disposing of the door system, separate the different materials and have them recycled. Do not dispose of batteries and rechargeable batteries with household waste. Comply with the statutory regulations when disposing of the door system and the batteries/rechargeable batteries.    … Safety notes related to transportation and storage The door system and its parts are not built for hard impact or for falling from a height.  Do not drop. Storage temperatures under –30 °C and above +60 °C can result in damage to the device.   … Basic safety notes       Axira Use special glass transport devices (e.g. A-frames) for transporting glass. Separate several panes on a frame or during storage using intermediate layers (e.g. cork pads, paper or plastic cords). Always store glass in a vertical position on level and load-bearing ground. Use suitable material as a support (e.g. wooden slats). In the case of insulating glass, make sure that it is placed flush across the entire element thickness on at least … supports. During storage and support, safety devices must not cause any damage to the glass or edge seal of ISO glass and must be attached flat on the glass pane surface. Dry, well ventilated, closed, weather-proof and UV-protected rooms are suitable as storage areas. … Qualification Observe country-specific regulations! … Scope of delivery Axira     Motor gear unit Connecting unit, comprising bearing housing, leaf bearing hinge and drive shaft Control unit Optional: Sensors … Product description … Axira Product description These instructions describe the assembly of The Axira drive system, consisting of the motor gear unit and the mechanical connection unit. Installation of the door leaf and the door frame in the building are not described. The Axira drive system is a 1-leaf fully automatic swing door drive for opening and closing pivot doors. It operates electrically during opening and closing. The control unit, including all electronic devices, is housed in an external switch cabinet (for further details, see the Axira wiring diagram). … Basic structure motor gear unit and connecting unit ① ③ … Motor (ceiling installation) … Gear units (ceiling installation) ④ … Bearing housing / positioning bearing (frame installation) … Leaf bearing hinge (door hinge installation) … Area of application Axira Door leaf weight: min. 100kg / max. 450 kg Door leaf width: min. 1000 mm / max. 2,400 mm Door leaf height: min. 2000 mm / max. 3,400 mm (incl. sensors acc. to EN 16005) … ② Installation Axira … Technical data Opening time: Closing time: Mains voltage Frequency Protection class Capacity rating Mains connection Primary fuse Secondary fuse Secondary voltage (transformer) Control voltage for external components Output current control voltage 24 V Protection 24 V Temperature range Sound level IP rating … 10 … 20 s 10 … 20 s 230 V AC –15 %, +10 % 50 Hz I 200 W Fixed connection (installation cable) – 10 A slow-blow, 5×20 mm 33 VAC (46 VDC) 24 VDC ±10 % 1200 mA permanent 1800 mA briefly (2 s, ED 30 %) … A; reversible –15 °C … +50 °C <49 dB (A) IP65 Installation Observe the installation check list in chapter 8. … General installation information    Observe all the instructions. Incorrect installation can result in serious injuries. The specified ambient temperature range at the installation location of the drive must be observed. After completing installation, the settings and functionality of the drive must be checked. Secure workplace against unauthorised entry.  Always work with at least one other person. … Installation Axira … Tools and aids Tool Dimensions Set of Allen keys in common sizes at least in size 3, size 4, size … Slot screwdriver Cutter blade Side-cutting pliers Plastic mallet Wire stripper Crimping pliers for electric cables + wire end ferrules Torque wrench up to 70 Nm Ratchet + size 18 socket Open-ended spanners in common sizes Stepladder or stepstool with test seal Suitable lifting tools for heavy door leaves at least size 18, size 19 … Torques The torques are given at the respective installation step. … Preparations to be made on-site Checking the conditions and the required space   Installation material is not included in the scope of delivery and must be selected to suit the substrate and the static load. Check the on-site preparation to ensure professional installation:  Type and load-bearing capacity of the façade construction or substructure: The substructure must ensure that the drive is securely fastened.  Flatness of the installation surface  Flatness of the finished floor level  Requirements of the cable plan, lay cables according to the cable plan. … Installation of the drive unit The following requirements must be met to ensure smooth installation of the drive unit:  Door leaf has been prepared for installation (add-on parts are installed).  Leaf bearing hinge is mounted on the door leaf (using cylinder head screws M5x20).  Floor bearing is installed and roughly aligned (distance from centre of pi to the wall).  Housing hinge (incl. plain bearing and retaining plate) is pre-mounted in the frame.  Electrical installation, sensors prepared on-site. 10 Installation Axira  During installation ensure that the connection cables are not crushed. DANGER! Risk of fatal injury due to electric shock!  Do not loosen electric earthing connections.  Observe and follow electrical safety instructions (see chapters … and … )! DANGER! Danger to life due to door leaf tilting out or jamming! The door leaves are very heavy!  Always only use suitable lifting tools and clamping devices to install and secure the door leaves! WARNING! Danger of injury due to glass breakage!  Always only use suitable lifting tools and clamping devices to install and secure the door leaves!  Set the floor bearings so far down that the door leaf can be hanged on its hinges, but leaving enough space for further installation steps at the top.  Fasten 2x gear brackets (1) or alternative on-site installation unit using 8x cylinder head screw M6x20 (2) to the housing hinge (3) (tightening torque 12 Nm). ① ② Plain bearing ② ③ ③ 2x countersunk Retaining head screw plate 11 Installation Axira  Slide the motor gear unit (4) between the gear brackets (1) or alternative on-site installation unit and fasten to these using 4x hexagon head bolts M12x25 and washers (5) (tightening torque 70 Nm). ① ④ ⑤  Install the plain bearing (6) in the setting plate hinge (7) (hole Ø 27mm), then slide the output shaft hinge incl. redundant sleeve (8) into the plain bearing (6). Install a further plain bearing (9) onto the output shaft hinge (8) and use bearing holder hinge (10) and 4x countersunk head screws M5x25 (11) to fasten the setting plate hinge (7) (tightening torque … Nm). ⑩AS ⑪ ⑧ ⑧ ⑨ ⑦ ⑩ ⑦ ⑩ ⑥ ⑧  Insert the installed assembly bearing holder hinge (10 ASSY) into the housing hinge (3) from below and set as far to the top as possible. Use 4x countersunk head screws M6x60 (12) to fasten it (tightening torque … Nm). Use 2x set screws M8x50 (13) in addition. If necessary, push the sensor cable from below through③ the output shaft hinge (8) (hollow shaft). The cable ends should end just under the top edge of the output shaft hinge (8). ⑫ When threading the gearing of the output shaft hinge incl. redundant sleeve (8) into the motor gear unit (4), make sure the gearing does not become damaged! 12 Installation Axira  Use suitable lifting tools to insert the door leaf into the floor bearing and position it (roughly in relation to the output shaft hinge). Open the door leaf to 90° and secure it. ⑫  Loosen 4x countersunk head screws (12) and use 2x set screws (13) to position them just above the leaf bearing (14) (set downwards).  By turning the output shaft hinge (8) or turning the door leaf, the correct setting of the inner gearing (leaf bearing) to outer gearing (output shaft hinge) can be set up. ⑧ ⑬ ⑧  Insert the output shaft hinge incl. redundant sleeve (8) into the leaf bearing (14). Then lock the setting plate hinge (7) using 4x countersunk head screws (12) and 2x set screws (13). If necessary, route the sensor cable up and out of the ⑭ output shaft hinge (8). ⑧ ⑭ When inserting the output shaft hinge incl. redundant sleeve (8) into the leaf bearing (14), make sure the gearing does not become damaged!  Set door height using the floor bearing (rough setting). When setting the output shaft hinge (8) using the setting plate hinge (7) make sure that the gearing overlap is as large as possible (approx. 10mm)!  Fine adjustment of the door to the frame (top) and floor bearing (bottom).  Check manual passing through the door and check for ease of movement and settings if necessary.  For connection of system see wiring diagram. and chapter … in addition. In case the motor is already connected to the control (DCU8 Pivot), the door movement is dampened in opening and closing direction on account of the system. This serves as protection against unintentional acceleration of the door due to wind load. 13 Electrical connection and commissioning … Axira Electrical connection and commissioning … Mains connection A safety analysis must be carried out, and safety sensors and activation devices installed if necessary (see wiring diagram). DANGER! Risk of fatal injury due to electric shock!  The electrical system (230 V) may only be connected and disconnected by a professional electrician.  Carry out the power connection and protective earth connection test in accordance with applicable guidelines.  Before working on the electrical system, always disconnect the system from the mains.  Observe the wiring diagram. In accordance with the valid regulations it must be possible to disconnect the drive unit from the power supply at the main switch.  Disconnect the door drive from the power supply at the on-site safety control cabinet, check isolation from power supply and secure against reconnection.  See the wiring diagram for further details.  … Commissioning The wiring diagram includes all information  about the control cabinet incl. the components included and their wiring,  about connection and parameter setting of the safety sensors as well as  the inputs and outputs for commissioning.  Create inspection book  Carry out a safety analysis  Enter the installed options in the safety analysis for the building operator. 14 Maintenance / service / replacement of the drive unit … Axira Maintenance / service / replacement of the drive unit … Dangers during mechanical service/ repair DANGER! Risk of fatal injury due to electric shock! Disconnect the door drive from the power supply at the on-site safety control cabinet, check isolation from power supply and secure against reconnection (see chapter … )! DANGER! Danger to life due to door leaf tilting out or jamming! The door leaves are very heavy!  Always only use suitable lifting tools and clamping devices to install and secure the door leaves! WARNING! Danger of injury due to glass breakage!  Always only use suitable lifting tools and clamping devices to install and secure the door leaves! WARNING! Danger of injury due to impact and crushing!  Ensure that no limbs are in the swivelling range when the door leaf is swivelled. The secondary closing edge is dangerous!  When removing fasteners make sure that you do not trap your fingers between components. WARNING! Risk of burns due to hot motor! The motor in the drive can become very hot after continuous operation or poor ease of movement or other defects.  Disconnect the system from the mains before working on the motor.  Let the motor cool down. … Maintenance work The building operator must ensure that the system is working perfectly. To guarantee perfect operation, the door system must be serviced regularly. Maintenance must be carried out at least once a year according to EN 16005. If there is a display programme switch, the service display lights up in the display. Installation, maintenance and repair work must be performed by experts authorised by GEZE. The following services should be performed regularly: 15 Maintenance / service / replacement of the drive unit Axira  Check fixing screws for tightness.  Carry out further adjustment work.  Carry out operational check.  Check all the safety and control equipment of the door system.  Check the door latch for correct function and cleaniness, lubricate lightly if necessary.  Check the gearing of the output shaft hinge for damage. Test run  Disconnect the door drive from the power supply at the on-site safety control cabinet.  Ensure the door is moving properly.  Open the door, adjust if necessary.  Switch the mains voltage back on. … Electrical service  Record inspections and keep the records on hand. The number of openings, operating hours and remaining time until the next servicing can be queried as described in the wiring diagram (see wiring diagram, Chapters "Commissioning and service" and "Service mode"). After completing the maintenance work, always execute the teaching function for the Axira (see wiring diagram, chapter “Commissioning and service”).  Check the function of the activation and presence sensors and replace if necessary. … Electrical faults Fault messages are stored and can be retrieved using the display programme switch or the service terminal ST220 as appropriate. If a fault is currently active, it is shown every 10 seconds on the display programme switch or the service terminal ST220 as appropriate. For troubleshooting and fault elimination see the fault table in the wiring diagram, "Fault messages" section.  Following changes at the drive (opening angle) or changes at the safety sensor "open", check the control parameters (see wiring diagram Axira).  Reteach the drive (see wiring diagram Axira).  Have "service mode" be executed completely (see wiring diagram Axira). 16 Maintenance / service / replacement of the drive unit Axira … Replacement of the drive unit Replacement of the drive unit is only possible when:  the door can be opened 90°,  there is no breaking point on the output shaft hinge incl. redundant sleeve (8)  and the door leaf is not blocked!  Before all work, disconnect the system properly from the power supply (refer also to chapters … , … and … ) and note the warning notices (see chapter … ).  Open the door leaf to 90° and secure it against movement / tilting out using a suitable tool. Pull the sensor cable out of the output shaft hinge (8) (hollow shaft), the cable ends should end just under the top edge of the output shaft hinge (8).  Loosen 2x set screws (13) and use 4x countersunk head screws (12) to move the setting plate hinge (7) incl. output shaft hinge (8) upwards into the housing hinge (3). If necessary, lower the floor bearing as well, in order to remove the output shaft hinge incl. redundant sleeve (8) from ⑦ the door leaf bearing (14). ⑧ ⑬ ⑫ ③  Tilt the door leaf slightly to the side and secure the position (housing hinge design space must be accessible). ⑫  Remove assembly output shaft hinge (8) + ⑧ setting plate hinge (7) + bearing hinge (10 ASSY) from the housing hinge (3) by loosening the 4x countersunk head screws (12). ⑬ If necessary, the output shaft hinge incl. redundant sleeve (8) can also be replaced at this point. 17 Inspection of the installed door system Axira  Loosen 4x hexagon head bolts incl. washers (5) at the brackets (1) and remove them. ① ④ ⑤  Pull motor gear unit (4) out of the gear brackets (1) or on-site installation unit. CAUTION! Danger of injury caused by crushing!  When removing the … screws (5) make sure that your fingers do not become jammed between the brackets (1) and gear (4).  Reassemble with new motor in reverse order. … Inspection of the installed door system Refer also to the notices in chapter … . … Installation checklist Axira No. Test … 2 … 4 … 6 … 8 … All cables laid correctly for installation of the Axira? Motor gear unit bolted securely? Connection to the door assembly set up? Mechanical mobility of the door checked? Power supply set up? Sensors and accessories connected? Door function set according to wiring diagram? Safety analysis carried out? Inspection book completed? 18 Completed Disposal … Axira Disposal The Axira drive system is made up of materials that must be recycled. Disposal of electrical and electronic devices The "crossed-out wheeled bin" symbol means that you are obliged by law to send these devices for separate registration from unsorted domestic waste. Disposal with household waste, e.g. in the black bin or yellow bin, is prohibited. Avoid incorrect disposal by disposing of waste correctly at special collection and return points. Measures for avoiding waste always take priority over waste management measures. In the case of electrical and electronic devices, waste avoidance measures particularly include extension of service life by repairing faulty devices and selling devices which are still functional rather than sending them for disposal. Possibilities for returning used devices Owners of used devices can hand these in free of charge at collection or return points for used devices set up and provided by public waste disposal authorities. In addition, it is possible under certain conditions to return the devices to the distributor. The distributor must take the device back free of charge if an equivalent new device is purchased (1:1 return). 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!Wiring diagram Axira!

Axira 213815-00 EN Wiring diagram  Axira Contents Symbols and illustrations … Validity … Product liability … 1 … General information … 2 Notes … Important safety instructions … Installation information … Safety-conscious working … Inspection of installed system … Disposal of the door system … 3 Abbreviations … 4 Electrical data … 5 Terminals … 6 Safety sensor close and open … Safety sensor GC 342/GC 342 + … 7 Mechanical contact … 11 … Key switch … 11 … Push And Go … 12 … Configurable inputs … 12 … Sabotage … 13 Closing position active leaf … 13 Emergency lock … 13 Switch functions … 14 Control unit reset … 14 STOP … 15 Closing position detection … 15 1-leaf Open … 16 10 Outputs … 16 … Output PA1 … 16 Output PA2 … 16 11 Electric strike … 17 … Bolt message … 17 Activation delay for lock switch contact … 18 12 Free line connections … 18 13 Mode of operation … 18 … Programme switches … 19 Operating mode setting with buttons or switches … 20 14 Mains connection … 22 15 Motor gear unit … 23 Axira  16 Control unit … 24 17 Commissioning and service … 25 … Commissioning … 25 Teaching run … 25 Teaching a 1-leaf system … 26 Forces and speeds … 27 18 De-energised operation … 27 19 Resilience to load due to external influences or wind pressure … 27 20 Service menu … 28 … Service terminal ST220 … 28 Connecting the ST220 service terminal … 29 Service menu ST220 … 29 Display programme switch DPS … 42 Service buttons S1 and S2 … 42 DPS service menu and service buttons S1/S2 with LEDs … 44 21 Fault messages … 52 … Fault messages ST220 and DPS … 52 Fault messages at the service button LEDs … 55 22 Disposal … 56 …  Axira Symbols and illustrations Warning notices In these instructions, warning notices are used to warn against material damage and injuries. X Always read and follow these warnings. X follow all measures labelled with the warning symbol and warning word. Warning symbol Warning word Meaning DANGER Danger to persons. Non-compliance will result in death or serious injuries. WARNING Danger to persons. Non-compliance can result in death or serious injuries. CAUTION Danger to persons. Non-compliance can result in minor injuries. Further symbols and illustrations Important information and technical instructions are highlighted to explain correct operation. Symbol Meaning means “important information” Information on avoiding material damage, understanding a concept or optimising workflows means “additional Information” X Symbol for an action: This means you have to do something. X If there are several actions to be taken, keep to the given order. Conforms to DIN 18650 / EN 16005 Symbol in a table or for information on safety sensors. Does not conform to DIN 18650 / EN 16005 Symbol in a table or for information on sensors that do not comply with DIN 18650 / EN 16005. Fire protection door Symbol for fire protection door Not permitted for fire protection door Symbol “Not permitted for fire protection door” Validity à Valid from software version DCU8 V1.8 à Hardware revision DCU800 from F0 Product liability In accordance with the manufacturer’s liability for its products as defined in the German “Product Liability Act”, compliance with the information contained in this brochure (product information and intended use, misuse, product performance, product maintenance, obligations to provide information and instructions) must be ensured. Failure to comply releases the manufacturer from its statutory liability. … Axira … General information General information The Axira drive system is a partly completed machine. It complies with all the relevant regulations of the guidelines 2014/35/EU and 2014/30/EU and may be installed and operated in automatic door systems in accordance with the Machinery Directive. The manufacturer of this machine must ensure that all requirements resulting from the Machinery Directive are observed. A risk assessment must be carried out and documented. Before initial commissioning, the manufacturer of the machine must issue an EC Declaration of Conformity in accordance with Annex II of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC and attach the CE marking visibly and permanently to the door system. The extended risk assessment form is available to support the implementation of a risk assessment. The extended risk assessment, installation instructions and declaration of installation for the door drive must be enclosed with the technical documents. … Notes … Important safety instructions To ensure personal safety, it is important to follow these safety instructions. X Keep these instructions. à Only specialists who are authorised by GEZE are permitted to carry out installation, commissioning and maintenance. à If unauthorised changes are made to the system, GEZE cannot be made liable in any way whatsoever for any resulting damages. à GEZE does not accept any warranty for combinations with third-party products. In addition, only original GEZE parts may be used for repair and maintenance work. à Connection to the mains voltage must be carried out by a qualified electrician. Perform the mains connection and protective conductor test in accordance with VDE 0100 Part 610. X Use an on-site circuit breaker as the mains-side disconnecting device, the rated value of which is matched to the type, cross-section, installation methods and ambient conditions of the on-site mains supply line. The circuit breaker must have a minimum rating of … A and a maximum rating of 16 A. à Attach safety stickers to glass door leaves, mat. no. 081476. X In accordance with Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, carry out the safety analysis before commissioning the door system and label the door system in accordance with the CE Labelling Directive 93/68/EEC. à Observe the latest versions of guidelines, standards and country-specific regulations, in particular: à ASR A1.7 “Guidelines for doors and gates” à EN 16005 “Power operated pedestrian doorsets – Safety in use – Requirements and test methods” à Guidelines for hold-open systems à DIN VDE 100-600 “Installation of low-voltage systems - Part … Tests” à DIN EN 60335-2-103 “Household and similar electrical appliances - Safety; Particular requirements for drives, for gates, doors and windows” à Accident Prevention Regulations, in particular BGV A1 (VBG1) “General Regulations” and BGV A3 (VBG4) “Electrical Installations and Resources” … Installation information à The drive is designed exclusively for use in dry rooms. X Only use the cables specified in the wiring diagram. Connect the shields according to the connection diagram. X Always use insulated wire end ferrules for wire cores. X Insulate unused wires. X Observe the maximum permitted total power consumption required to supply the periphery. … Safety-conscious working Secure the workplace against unauthorised entry. Observe the swivelling range of long system parts. X Secure the drive/actuators against falling. X Before working on the electrical system, disconnect the power supply (mains and rechargeable battery) and check that there is no voltage. Note that if an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is used, the system will still be supplied with voltage despite the fact that the power supply is disconnected. à Danger of injury by moving parts (drawing in of hair, clothing, ...) when a drive is opened. à Danger of injury caused by unsecured crushing, impact, drawing-in or shearing spots. à Danger of injury due to sharp edges in the drive. à Danger of injury due to glass breakage. à Danger of injury when working at heights. à Danger of injury through heavy leaves. X X … Abbreviations … Axira Inspection of installed system Check the measures for protection and prevention of crushing, impact, shearing or drawing-in spots. Check the function of the presence detectors and motion detectors. X Check the protective conductor connection to all touchable metal parts. X X … Disposal of the door system à The door system is made up of materials that should be sent for recycling. For this purpose, the individual components should be sorted corresponding to material type: à Aluminium (profiles, cover, deflection pulleys, slide nuts, ...) à Iron (drivers, screws, ...) à Plastic à Electronic components (bolt, motor gear unit, control unit, transformer, sensors, ...) à Cables The parts can be disposed of at the local recycling depot or by a scrap metal recycling company. à Rechargeable batteries contain pollutants and heavy metals. Do not dispose of these with household waste. Hand in rechargeable batteries to your local recycler too. … Abbreviations Core colours BN brown BK black BU blue GN GY YE green grey yellow OG PK RD orange pink red TQ turquoise VT violet WH white Connections, terminals and plugs AU HS BGS DO DPS END GF GND KA KB KI LK … 6 Automatic Hinge side Opposite hinge side Hold open Display programme switch Latching action Active leaf Reference potential Contact sensor outside Mechanical contact Contact sensor inside Luster terminal LS Exit only MPS Mechanical programme switch NA Night mode PA Configurable output PE Configurable input RBM Radar movement detector RES Reset push button RM Bolt message RSZ Smoke switch control unit RS485 Communication signal to DPS and second drive OFF OFF mode of operation SF STOP SCR SO SIS STG TK TOE TST Passive leaf Stop Screen Safety sensor open Safety sensor close Fault Door transmission cable Electric strike Test signal for safety sensors 24V Supply voltage for external devices 24VSENS Supply voltage for sensors, switched after setting ECO mode Electrical data Mains voltage 230 V AC –15 %, +10 % Frequency 50 Hz Protection class I Capacity rating 200 W Mains connection Fixed connection (installation cable or drip loop) Primary fuse – Secondary fuse 10 A slow-blow, 5×20 mm Secondary voltage (transformer) 33 V AC (46 V DC) Control voltage for external components 24 VDC ±10 % Output current control voltage 24 V 1200 mA permanently 1800 mA briefly (5 s, duty ratio 30 %) Fuse protection <24 V … A; reversible Temperature range –15 C… +50 °C IP rating IP65 Axira Terminals … DCU800 24V … 5 Terminals GND … 2 … 2 RS485 passive leaf FREE … Terminals Axira KB KI KA SIS SIO N.N. 20 … 21 … 1 23 … 1 10 … 1 11 10 … 1 13 36 35 … 1 … 8 … 6 … 2 … 53 52 51 … 1 57 56 55 … 1 33 32 31 … Free DPS-RS485 CAN Optional: CAN interface DCU103, mat. no. 119952 S1: Terminating resistor ON / OFF KB/ACCESS CONTROL CANH GND CAN(ISO) 44 46 45 KA … DPS RS485 DCU106 … 2 … Slot DCU103 FREE … 98 97 96 95 CANL 43 41 42 … TOE Axira … Safety sensor close and open Safety sensor close and open For 2-leaf systems, connect the safety sensors of the active leaf to the active leaf control unit and those of the passive leaf to the passive leaf control unit. X Fit the sensor for monitoring closing on the opposite hinge side of the door leaf. If the SIS is activated during closing, the door reverses and opens again. X Install the sensor for monitoring opening on the door leaf, hinge side. If the SIO is activated during opening, the door stops. X On detection the sensor output is open (GND applied to SIS or SIO input). X Check function and correct setting of the sensors during commissioning and service. à Operation of the display programme switch DPS see chapter … ”Display programme switch DPS”. à Operation of the service terminal ST220 see chapter … “Service terminal ST220”. The staus of the drive to which the ST220 is connected is displayed. X Press the  key. X Select “Active leaf para” or “Passive leaf para” using the  or  key and press the  key. X In the Selection menu, use the key  or  to select “Signals” and then press the  key. For further settings see the descriptions below. The wall blanking area of the SIO safety sensor is set automatically during the teach-in operation. If required, it can be changed with DPS or ST220 via the service menu, with à DPS: Set the parameter a B to the desired wall blanking area (1° to 99°). à ST220: Set “Input signals”, “SI3 – terminal SIO1”, “SI3 wall blanking range” to the desired value (1° to 99°). … Safety sensor GC 342/GC 342 + à Safety sensor GC 342/GC 342 + à Follow the installation instructions for GC 342/GC 342 + à Accessories (optional): à Remote control, mat. no. 100061 à For further accessories, see installation instructions GC 342/GC 342 + Sensor position X Install safety sensors on the door leaf as specified in the GC 342/GC 342 + installation instructions. X Setting the testing parameter. à DPS: Set Te to … 3 (testing with GND). à ST220: Set “Output signals”, “Testing SI” to “Testing with GND”. … .1 Monitoring closing and opening GC 342/GC 342 + HS -UB 60 mA +UB BN GN YE SIO 13 SIO … GND … 24VSENS 10 TST WH SIO GY SIS PK COM + Test GC 342/GC 342 + BGS … BU RD SIS 11 SIS … GND … 24VSENS 10 TST … Door transmission cable … Safety sensor close and open Axira Settings GC 342/GC 342 + à See installation instructions GC 342/GC 342 +. à GEZE recommends using the optional remote control to change the sensor parameters. Settings DCU8 X Set the “Contact type” parameters: à DPS: Set s1 and s3 to … 2 (“NC”) (factory setting). à ST220: Set the “Input signals”, “SI1 – terminal SIS”, “SI1 contact type” to “normally closed contact” and “SI3 – terminal SIO”, “SI3 contact type” to “normally closed contact” (factory setting). X Set the “Function” parameters: à DPS: Set f1 to the desired function and f3 to … 5 (SIO stop) or … 6 (SIO stop SF GF). à ST220: Set the “Input signals”, “SI1 – terminal SIS”, “SI1 function” to the desired function and “SI3 – terminal SIO”, “SI3 function” to “SIO stop” or “SIO stop SF GF”. … .2 Monitoring opening SIO -UB 60 mA +UB 13 BN SIO … GN GND … YE 24VSENS 10 TST WH SIO PK SIS GY COM + Test GC 342/GC 342 + HS … BU RD … Door transmission cable Settings DCU8 X Set the “Contact type” parameters: à DPS: Set s3 to … 2 (normally closed contact) (factory setting). à ST220: Set the “Input signals”, “SI3 – terminal SIO”, “SI3 contact type” to “normally closed contact” (factory setting). X Set the “Function” parameters: à DPS: Set f3 to … 5 (SIO stop) or … 6 (SIO stop SF GF). à ST220: Set the “Input signals”, “SI3 – terminal SIO”, “SI3 function” to “SIO stop” or “SIO stop SF GF”. 10 Axira … .3 Mechanical contact Monitoring closing SIS -UB 60 mA +UB 11 BN SIS … GN GND … YE 24VSENS 10 TST WH SIO PK SIS GY COM + Test GC 342/GC 342 + BGS … BU RD … Door transmission cable Settings DCU8 X Set the “Contact type” parameters: à DPS: Set s1 to … 2 (“NC”) (factory setting). à ST220: Set the “Input signals”, “SI1 – terminal SIS”, “SI1 contact type” to “normally closed contact” (factory setting). X Set the “Function” parameters: à DPS: Set f1 to the desired function. à ST220: Set the “Input signals”, “SI1 – terminal SIS”, “SI1 function” to the desired function. … Mechanical contact à à à à The KB input is only active in the AU mode of operation. For 2-leaf systems, the mechanical contact can be connected to the active leaf control or to the passive leaf control. When activated, the active leaf opens and, if switched on, the passive leaf opens. During activation, the output of the mechanical contact is closed, 24 V are applied at the KB input (normally open contact). Parameter settings as normally closed contact … V applied. The status of the drive to which the ST220 is connected is displayed. X Press the  key. X Select “Active leaf para” or “Passive leaf para” using the  or  key and press the  key. For further settings see the descriptions below: à Set the “Contact type” parameters: à With DPS: Set c6 to 01 (normally open contact) or to … 2 (normally closed contact). à With ST220: Set the “Signals”, “Input signals”, “KB”, “KB contact type” to “normally open contact” or “normally closed contact”. … Key switch à Set the parameter “Contact type” with à DPS: Set c6 to 01 (factory setting). à ST220: Set the “Signals”, “Input signals”, “KB”, “KB contact type” to “normally open contact” (factory setting). à Key switch SCT, single-pole, flush-mounted installation, AS500 without Euro profile half cylinder, mat. no. 117996 à Accessories: à Euro profile half cylinder mat. no. 090176 à Additional contact, mat. no. 024467 KB … 24V 20 KB 11 Push And Go … Axira Push And Go WARNING Danger of injury due to crushing and shearing! X During an activated Push And Go function door handles can form potential danger points. à The function can only be used if the motor lock is unlocked or can be unlocked. à The Push And Go function allows activation of the drive without contact sensors being used. à When the Push And Go function is set, the drive opens the door automatically as soon as the door leaf is moved manually out of the closing position. à The opening angle for using the opening automatic functions is adjustable (1°–20°). à For convenient use, the opening time should not be set to the minimum value. If the opening angle is too small, the door may open automatically. When this function is used, the door must be marked in accordance with DIN 18650. à Operation of the display programme switch DPS see chapter … ”Display programme switch DPS”. à Operation of the service terminal ST220 see chapter … “Service terminal ST220”. The status of the drive to which the ST220 is connected is displayed. X Press the  key. X Select “Active leaf para” or “Passive leaf para” using the  or  key and press the  key. For further settings see the descriptions below: à Set the parameters with: à DPS: Set pU to the desired opening range (1-20) to start the automatic opening function or set pU to … 0 to disable the function. Set op to the desired hold-open time with “Push And Go” (0 – 60 s). à ST220: Use the keys  or  or to set the “Movement parameters”, “Push And Go” to the opening range (1-20) for activation of the opening automatic function, or set “Push And Go” to … to disable the function. Set the “Movement parameters”, “Hold-open times”, “Push And Go” to the desired hold-open time (0 – 60 s). … Configurable inputs à Various special functions are assigned to the configurable inputs PE2 and PE3, see chapter 20 “Service menu”. The contact type required for the desired function can be found in chapter … “DPS service menu and service buttons S1/S2 with LEDs” or chapter … “Service menu ST220”. à The configurable input PE1 is permanently assigned. à The configurable inputs PE2 and PE3 are analogue inputs that are suitable for connecting normally open or normally closed contacts, as well as for connecting the analogue programme switch MPS, see chapter 13 “Mode of operation”. à For operation of the DPS display programme switch, see chapter … “Display programme switch DPS”. à For operation of the ST220 service terminal, see chapter … “Service terminal ST220”. The status of the drive to which the ST220 is connected is displayed. X Press the  key. X Select “Active leaf para” or “Passive leaf para” using the  or  key and press the  key. X Select “Signals”, “Input signals” and press the  key. For further settings see the description below: à Set the parameters with: à DPS: Set e2 or e3 to the desired function. à ST220: Set “PE2”, “PE2 function” or “PE3”, “PE3 function” to the desired function. 12 Axira … Configurable inputs Sabotage à The configurable input PE2 or PE3 can be used to connect an alarm contact, which can be used to monitor a closed (key switch) housing, for example. When the housing is closed, the contact is closed and 24 V is present at input PE2 or PE3. If the alarm contact opens, … V is present at input PE2 or PE3. In this case, the door remains closed and locked. If the contact is interrupted, KB is not analysed in the NA, LS, AU operating mode. All other functions remain the same. You must then acknowledge (delete error). à Set the parameters with: à DPS: Set e2 or e3 to … 5 (Sabotage). à ST220: Set “PE2 function” or “PE3 function” to “Sabotage NC”. PE2 GF … or PE3 GF … 24V … 24V 52 PE2 53 PE3 Closing position active leaf Feedback from a door contact attached in the closing position, connected to PE2 or PE3. The door contact closes as soon as the door leaf has reached the closing position (active leaf). à Set the parameters with: à DPS: Set e2 or e3 to … 6 (closing position door closer GF). à ST220: Set “PE2 function” or “PE3 function” to “Closing position GF”. … Emergency lock WARNING Danger of injury due to crushing and shearing! Safety sensors and obstructions are not analysed. The door closes with the set force. X If the door closes suddenly, step out of the danger zone. Not permitted for rebated doors and escape routes. Only the use of a configurable input is permitted. à The configurable inputs PE2 and PE3 can be used to connect an emergency interlock switch. à When the emergency lock switch is activated, the contact is closed and … V is applied to the input PE2 or PE3. Contact sensors KA, KI and KB, safety sensors SIS and SIO as well as obstruction detection are hidden. Permanent open operating mode is cancelled. The door closes and locks. The function requires a 20 kOhm terminating resistor for proper function. à The door remains closed as long as the emergency lock signal is applied to the input. à Set the parameters with: à DPS: Set e2 or e3 to 07 (emergency lock 20 kOhm). à ST220: Set “PE2 function” or “PE3 function” to “Emergency lock.20kOhm NO”. PE2 … 24V 20 kΩ 52 PE2 or PE3 … 24V 53 PE3 13 Configurable inputs Axira … Switch functions … .1 General points à On activation, the output of the button is closed (24 V applied to the PE2 input). à For double-leaf systems, the push button can be connected to the active leaf control or the passive leaf control. X Set the hold-open time at the active leaf control. à If the push-button is connected to the passive leaf control, both door leaves open when the push-button function is activated, even if the “single-leaf” operating mode is set. The “Automatic” operating mode must be set on the passive leaf. … .2 Switch function DPS X Set e2 to … 0 for: 1st switch contact = open door / 2nd switch contact = close door. If there is no second push-button contact, the door remains open until the operating mode is switched. With a double-leaf operator, the opening is double-leaf if the push-button is connected to the SF operator. ST220 X Set “PE2”, “PE2 function” to “Push button NO” for: 1st switch contact = open door / 2nd switch contact = close door. If there is no second switch contact, the door remains open until the mode of operation is changed. … .3 Switch function OHZ In the case of 2-leaf drives, the settings on the active leaf control determine the hold-open time. DPS X Set e2 to 11 for: 1st switch contact = open door / 2nd switch contact = close door If the SIO is triggered before the hold-open time or the 2nd switch contact is activated, the hold-open time runs out and is not cancelled by the 2nd switch contact. After expiry of the hold-open period at the latest à O h with 2-leaf drive and 2-leaf operating mode, if push-button is connected to the SF drive. à O ® for 1-leaf drive or for 2-leaf drive and “reduced opening width” mode of operation, if the push button is connected to the GF-drive. ST220 X Set “PE2”, “PE2 function” to “Push button OHZ NO” for: 1st switch contact = open door / 2nd switch contact = close door The door closes at the latest after the hold-open time has expired. PE2 GF … or PE3 GF … 24V … 24V 52 PE2 53 PE3 Control unit reset à The control unit can be restarted via the configurable inputs. After pressing the button, the drive behaves in the same way as after switching on the mains voltage. à Set the parameters with: à DPS: Set e2 or e3 to … 3 (reset push button). à ST220: Set “PE2 function” or “PE3 function” to “Reset push button NO”. PE2 GF 14 or PE3 GF … 24V … 24V 52 PE2 53 PE3 Axira … Configurable inputs STOP The configurable inputs PE2 and PE3 can be used to connect a stop button or safety edge. The inputs PE2 and PE3 can also be evaluated in the same way. à When activated, the door leaf stops (both in the case of double-leaf systems) and remains stationary as long as the input is active. à For double-leaf systems, the stop button can be connected to the active leaf control or to the passive leaf control. à For operation of the DPS display programme switch, see chapter … ”Display programme switch DPS”. à For operation of the ST220 service terminal, see chapter … “Service terminal ST220”. The status of the drive to which the ST220 is connected is displayed. X Press the  key. X Select “Active leaf para” or “Passive leaf para” using the  or  key and press the  key. For further settings see the description below: For PE2, PE3: à Set the “Contact type” parameters with: à DPS: Set e2 or e3 to … 5 (normally open contact, not monitored) or to … 6 (normally closed contact, not monitored). à ST220: Set “Signals”, “Input signals”, “PE2 function” or “PE3 function” to “Stop normally closed contact” or “Stop normally open contact”. or STOP E2 = 16 STOP … 24V … 24V 52 PE2 53 PE3 E2 = 15 For PE2 or PE3: à For personal protection in accordance with DIN 18650 / EN 16005, a terminating resistor 12 k or 20 k must be set to monitor the input. The terminating resistor must be connected directly to the switch contact. à Set the “Contact type” parameters with: e2 or e3 to … 2 or … 0 . à DPS: à ST220: Set “Signals”, “Input signals”, “PE2” or “PE3”, “PE2 function” or “PE3 function” to “Stop 12 kOhm” or “Stop 20 kOhm”. PE2 … 24V 12 kΩ or 20 kΩ or 52 PE2 PE3 … 24V 53 PE3 E2, E3 = 12 (Stop 12 kΩ -> NO) E2, E3 = 20 (Stop 20 kΩ -> NO) … Closing position detection … .1 Closing position door leaf (active leaf drive) Feedback from a door contact fitted in the closed position, connected to PE2 or PE3 of the control unit. The door contact closes once the door leaf associated with the drive has reached the closed position. Set the parameters with à DPS: Set e2 or e3 to … 6 (closing position GF). à ST220: Set “PE2 function” or “PE3 function” to “Closing position GF”. 15 Outputs … Axira 1-leaf Open à The passive leaf must be switched on. à On activation, the output of the activation device is closed (24 V applied to the PE2 input). à With 2-leaf systems the activation device must be connected to the active leaf control. Set the hold-open time on the active leaf control. (In the case of 2-leaf drives, the settings on the active leaf control determine the hold-open time) DPS X Set e2 to … 3 . With a 2-leaf drive, the opening is single-leaf if the control element is connected to the active leaf control. X Set O ® on the active leaf control. ST220 “PE2”, “PE2 function” X Set to ‘Open 1-leaf’ for control element on active leaf. The door closes at the latest after the hold-open time has expired. X Set hold-open times 1-leaf (winter) on the active leaf control. 10 Outputs … Output PA1 PA1 is a potential-free relay contact, switching voltage max. 24 V AC/DC, current … A. … .1 Wind alarm The output is switched if wind load is activated at PE1. The parameter is permanently set. … Light PA … GND … 24 V 55 PA1A 56 PA1B … Output PA2 PA2 is a transistor output, switching voltage/current max. 24 V DC / … A. … .1 Motor gear unit brake The output is switched if wind load is activated at PE1. The parameter is permanently set. PA … 1 … Motor gear unit brake Free-wheeling diode … 16 M … GND … 24V 55 PA1A 56 PA1B 57 PA2 Axira 11 Electric strike Electric strike Connect the electric strike of the active leaf to the active leaf control and the electric strike of the passive leaf to the passive leaf control. à Potential-free relay contact, switching voltage/current max. 24 V AC/DC, … A. à Use an electric strike with a duty rating of ED 100. à For operation of the DPS display programme switch, see chapter … “Display programme switch DPS”. à or operation of the ST220 service terminal, see chapter … “Service terminal ST220”. The status of the drive to which the ST220 is connected is displayed. X Press the  key. X Select “Active leaf para” or “Passive leaf para” using the  or  key and press the  key. For further settings see the descriptions below: à Set the parameter electric strike type with: à DPS: Set TO to the desired electric strike type, see chapter … “DPS service menu and service buttons S1/S2 with LEDs”. à ST220: Set the “Door parameters”, “Electric strike type” to the desired type, see chapter … “Service menu ST220”. à Holding magnet MA 500 with counterplate, mat. no. 024740, for the magnetic locking of emergency exit doors. à Motor lock with panic function GEZE IQ Lock EL for 1-leaf doors. The GEZE IQ Lock EL is a self-locking anti-panic motor lock with external control. See wiring diagram for motor lock IQ Lock EL. IQ Lock SecuLogic set (Motor lock PZ-bored, complete, incl. flat face plate and strike plate, motor lock control, power supply cable for control, reed switch contact as well as open drip loop) à When a motor lock without bolt message is used, the parameters “Opening delay day” (time in which the motor lock can unlock before the drive opens the door; only applies in the automatic and exit only modes of operation) or “Opening delay night” (time during which the motor lock can unlock before the drive opens the door; only applicable in the night mode of operation) are set to give the motor lock time to unlock. à Set parameter D l for delayed opening day or D N for delayed opening night mode with: à DPS: Set D l to the required time (0 s … s). à ST220: Set “Door parameters”, “Opening delay day” or “Opening delay night” to the required time. The electric strike signal is activated up to the entire opening position and over the hold-open time. After the hold-open time has expired and of the door has closed by approx. 10°, the electric strike signal is deactivated. X … Bolt message If active, DPS switches to night mode. An operating mode LED on the drive indicates the operating mode (e.g. automatic operating mode in green). à Input RM blocks control of the drive when the door is locked. If the Input RM becomes active while the door is open, the door reverses and remains open. à When connecting an additional electric strike with à Normally open contact: Circuit the contacts in parallel. à Normally closed contact: Switch the contacts in parallel. à Set the parameters with: à DPS: Set ®® to 01 (normally open contact) or … 2 (normally closed contact). à ST220: Set the “Signals”, “Input signals”, “Bolt contact type”, “Bolt contact type” to “ normally open contact “ or “normally closed contact”. à When the bolt feedback signal is pending, the drive remains in the set mode of operation, but the DPS switches its own state to “night mode”. TOE TOE … GND … GND … 24V … 24V 31 TOEA 31 TOEA 32 TOEB 32 TOEB 33 RM 33 RM Normally open contact normally closed contact 17 Free line connections Axira … Activation delay for lock switch contact If a lock switch contact is used and “no electric strike” or “not used” is selected, the drive opens the door after valid activation only after … s if a change from “locked” to “not locked” has taken place. 12 Free line connections Up to … signals can be transmitted via the ribbon cable between the DCU802 connection board and the DCU800 control board using the free cable connections. This is useful if devices are installed in the add-on or interme­ diate bonnet, for example, and need to be connected to the connection board. à Max. signal voltage: 30 V AC/DC à Max. signal current: … A DCU802 DCU800 … 24V GND … 2 33 32 31 … 24V … TOE 36 35 … 2 N.N. 13 … DCU800 GND … 57 56 55 … 1 98 97 96 95 DCU802 … 2 13 Internal flat ribbon cable FREE Mode of operation The modes of operation are described in the Axira user manual. à For operation of the DPS display programme switch, see chapter … ”Display programme switch DPS”. à For operation of the ST220 service terminal, see chapter … “Service terminal ST220”. à Setting and operation via à Service buttons à Mode of operation key The status of the drive to which the ST220 is connected is displayed. X Press the  key. X Select “Active leaf para” or “Passive leaf para” using the  or  key and press the  key. For further settings, see the descriptions below. 18 Axira Mode of operation … Programme switches Mechanical programme switch (MPS) à Connection to PE2 or PE3 à MPS, AS500, mat. no.113226 MPS-ST, with key, AS500, mat. no. 113227 à Modes of operation OFF, AU 1-leaf, AU 2-leaf à Follow the installation instructions à Accessories: Surface mounting cap, single, AS500, mat. no. 120503 à In 2-leaf systems, the MPS is connected to the active leaf. à If the MPS is used, it is not possible to change the mode of operation with DPS or via the input AU. à Set the parameters of the control to which the MPS is connected, with: à DPS: Set e2 or e3 to 01 (MPS). à ST220: Set “Signals”, “Input signals”, “PE2”, “PE2 function” or “PE3”, “PE3 function” to “MPS” and “Signals”. … 1 52 57 … or PE1 PE2 - GF … GND … 24V 51 PE1 52 PE2 53 PE3 In the event of an error and when maintenance is due, the LED on the MPS lights up MPS flashes when maintenance is due Display programme switch (DPS) with OFF à AS500, DPS with OFF, UP, alpine white, mat. no. 151524 à Operating Modes: OFF, AU, 1-leaf/ 2-leaf opening X Follow the installation instructions. … RS485 … 2 … GND … 2 24V … 42 RS485-A 44 41 RS485-B OFF 41 43 SCR à DPS cannot be connected if the PE2 or PE3 42 function is set to “MPS” (only display possible). 100 mA X Connect DPS to the active leaf. … à Changing the operating mode with the KB DPS is only possible if 24 V is not applied … 24V to NA, LS, AU, DO or to PE2 or PE3, if PE2 20 KB or PE3 is configured to OFF, 2-leaf opening or 1-leaf opening. After the power returns, … Display 1-leaf/2-leaf operation the drive is in the operating mode that (LED lights up with 1-leaf operation) was previously set. … Hidden service push button à It is possible to change the operating … Additional contact in the key switch for activating KB mode if the key switch is active or with bridge 1-44. à Switching over between 1-leaf and 2-leaf operation: X Press the   keys simultaneously. Operation at the DPS is not possible during the self-test, e.g. after changing the operating mode. The control can be configured using DPS. Accessing the service menu: X Press the concealed service button and  simultaneously. Accessories: à AS500, DPS with OFF and SCT, without Euro profile half cylinder, flush-mounted, alpine white, mat. no. 155810 à Key switch SCT, single-pole, flush-mounted installation, AS500 without Euro profile half cylinder, mat. no. 117996 à Euro profile half cylinder mat. no. 090176 à Additional contact, mat. no. 024467 à Surface-mounted cap, single, AS500, mat. no. 120503 à Surface-mounted cap, double, AS500, mat. no. 128609 19 Mode of operation Axira Blocking or releasing DPS operation à Locking operation with key switch Operation of the DPS can be locked/enabled by connecting a key switch to prevent unauthorised persons from switching the operating mode. Operation is possible when the key switch is pressed. à Locking operation by assigning a password The operation of the DPS can be protected by a password in the service menu to prevent unauthorised persons from switching the operating mode. The password can only be set and changed with the ST220 service terminal via the service menu. The password for operating the DPS has … digits (0 … 9). Factory setting: 00 = released à Changing the operating mode when password protection is set Instead of entering the password, the operating mode switchover can also be enabled by pressing the key switch. The number of times the key is pressed corresponds to the digit to be entered. X Enter the first digit using key . X Enter the second digit using key . Example: The password is 37. X Press the  key … times. X Press the  key … times. à Permanent release of programme switch operation X For permanent release, attach a jumper between terminals 1-44 of the DPS. – and – X Set the password in the service menu to ‘00’ (factory setting). … Operating mode setting with buttons or switches à The operating mode can be set using buttons or switches (e.g. timer). à The buttons or switches are connected to the control unit of the active leaf. à The control switches to the desired mode if 24 V is applied to the corresponding input and remains in this mode of operation. A pulse signal is sufficient. à Operation on the DPS is only possible if there is no signal at the OFF, NA, LS, AU and DO inputs. à Set the parameter Contact type (if changed), with à DPS: Setting not possible à ST220: Set the “Signals”, “Input signals”, “NA”, “Contact type” to “NO”. The same applies for the contact type for “LS”, “AU”, “OFF” and “DO” (factory settings) 20 PS-GF … 24V … OFF … 7 … 9 AU Axira Mode of operation … .1 Changing the operating mode using the service LEDs   Service button S1 Service LEDs Service button S2  … 2 …     The service LEDs are used à to indicate system signals, à to indicate and change drive parameters, à to start the production test. During normal operation the LEDs indicate the current mode of operation. The mode of operation can be changed using keys S1 and S2. S1 = previous mode of operation S2 = next mode of operation  Mode of operation   5* … LED … OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ● Automatic ○ ● ○ ○ ○ ○ ● … 1 LED off LED on 21 Mains connection 14 Axira Mains connection Transom installation … AC AC … 4 BK BK PE RD BN WH BU L L PE PE N L L N L L PE PE PE PE N N N … 230V 50Hz L N PE … 1 … BN BU … 4 BU GN/YE PE PE GN/YE BN BN BU N … 6 … 1 … 3 … 5 Mains fuse Main switch (optional) Control AC IN Transformer Main switch, internal … 7 … To the second drive Line filter 230 V 50 Hz additional device, max. 700 W … .1 Connecting to the mains Strip the mains cable (1). à Sheath length = 100 mm à Stripping length = 10 mm à PE conductor lead = 10 mm 10 mm X … Insert a screwdriver (2) into the activation shaft of the respective terminal (3). X Push core into the terminal (3). X Remove screwdriver (2) and connect the next core. 10 mm 100 mm X … 3 22 PE Axira 15 Motor gear unit Motor gear unit WARNING Danger of injury from hot motor gear unit! X Disconnect motor gear unit from the control only if spring is relaxed. Rotary encoder PK/GR Rotary encoder … GR B … PK A … VI 5V … GND … GND … Thermal … Motor gear unit B BL BR … BL … MOT - … BK M … + DCU800 BK M … 2 Motor gear unit A RD PA … 57 Temperature sensor Motor gear unit 23 Control unit 16 Axira Control unit 14 13 12 16 11 10 15 … 1 … 3 … 5 … 7 … 24 Slot for F-board DCU801 Service buttons and service LEDs LED 24V ext Brake Ventilator Rotary encoder Motor gear unit Temperature sensor … 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 LED solenoid valve PROG Slot for radio board WRB-5 FREE 24 V RS485 Safety fuse F1, AC IN (10 A T, … × 10 mm) Main switch Axira 17 Commissioning and service Commissioning and service Commissioning and servicing can be carried out using the DPS display programme switch, the ST220 service terminal or the internal service buttons. … Commissioning … .1 Pre-conditions à Drive à attached à untaught à set to factory setting à Electrical installation is complete. à During commissioning the DPS displays “LE” and the operating modes LED is yellow. à During new teach-in of drive: both drives to automatic mode of operation. à The motorised lock must be bypassed and permanently unlocked. … .2 Carrying out commissioning Check whether the drive works mechanically when de-energised (check by hand). Switch the main switch on. X Set the peripheral equipment before the teaching run. X Perform the teaching run as described in chapter … “Teaching run”. The safety sensor is active because the wall blanking function is being learnt. X Check the functionality of the safety sensors. X Check other functionality. X The set static and dynamic forces must be calibrated. X X Optional: The braking effect in the disconnected state can be set for different door weights. See chapter 18, “De-energised operation”. … Teaching run à For the teaching run to be carried out, the drive must be completely installed and supplied with voltage. à If “Start teaching” is started using the parameter menu (DPS, ST220, service buttons), the user has … minute to start the teaching process. à If the door is not moved within this time, the drive cancels the teaching run and retains the data previously stored. à On delivery, the safety sensors are actively configured. à The teaching run starts and ends in the closed position so that the drive learns the opening/closing direction correctly. The following points must be observed: à During the movement (part of the teaching process), activating the safety sensors does not stop the door leaf. For this reason, only carry out a movement run under supervision or with the assistance of an authorised person. à If the door leaf is blocked during the movement run, this leads to error message 25 and the teach-in run must be repeated. If a 2-leaf system has to be taught, the parameter “Number of leaves” (EF) must first be installed on both drives: X Select the parameter with service terminal ST220 or the display programme switch DPS and set the value 02 for active leaf and the value 03 for passive leaf. X Connect both drives. The drive differentiates between two conditions: à The drive is in factory setting (as delivered)  untaught à Drive is re-learned 25 Commissioning and service Axira … Teaching a 1-leaf system step Actions … Select parameter “Start teaching” and press the Start teaching ENTER key. X Select 1-leaf system. X Start the respective teaching in DPS (NT): LE à LE for 1-leaf system. X Exit display. ○●●●● A beep is sounded (1 × … s). The drive is as delivered or has been set to the factory setting. The following system parameters are displayed in succession: X Set system parameter for the present project. Type of installation OH Leaf width F8 X When teaching using the service interface, Door weight t6 the parameters must be set before the Safety sensor close S1 teaching begins, see chapter … “Service Safety sensor open S3 buttons S1 and S2”. … 1 … 3a 3b … ST220 display DPS display Service LED display (5  1) X à Testing: Testing à GND for GC 342/GC 342 + Bolt message contact type If the teaching is carried out again, the parameter menu 3a is no longer displayed. X Open door leaf manually up to the desired opening Open manually position. The drive emits an acoustic warning signal to indicate the maximum drive-related open positions. The interruption of the warning signal becomes shorter and shorter until the maximum open position is reached. tE rr L1 ●○○○● à If the beep sounds continuously, the door leaf is in the max. open position range (±3°). à In this setting, there is a possibility that the drive does not work properly or is permanently damaged. X Carry out the teaching run again to avoid this. … 6 … 8 … 10 26 ●○○●○ Move the door leaf by hand to the desired closing Close manually L2 position. X Press the enter key. The display is acknowledged. Continue with point 7. X Press the enter key. ●○○●● Press “Teach in” L3 The display is acknowledged. ●○●○○ The movement run starts automatically after … s. Movement run L4 à Wall blanking is taught. In this run, sensors are not switched as “active”. à An obstruction is not identified. à If a blockage is detected within the movement run, fault 25 is set. The teaching run must then be repeated. When the door leaf arrives in the closing position at the end of the movement run, a beep (2 × … s) is sounded. The teach-in run is complete, display depends on the The main menu is displayed The main The opera­ peripheral device. menu is ting mode is displayed displayed X Axira … De-energised operation Forces and speeds … .1 Forces The forces set using “Opening force” (FO), “Opening retention force” (0F), “Closing retention force” (CF), “Force closing position” (FS) or “Closing force” (FC) always refer to N at the main closing edge. à For the ST220, the values correspond directly to the main closing edge. à For the DPS (with OFF), the values correspond to ×10 N at the main closing edge. In addition, the parameter “Obstruction” ( B h) affects the force (“Opening force” and “Closing force”) within the movement. Depending on the mass and the desired speed of the door, a higher value may be required for the obstruction parameter. This has a direct impact on manual opening, see chapter 19 “Resilience to load due to external influences or wind pressure”. … .2 Speeds The speeds “Opening time” ( O T), “Closing time” ( C T) and “Closing time manual” (s6 ) are always calculated for an opening angle of 90°. This means: à If the opening angle has been taught less than 90°, the movement time is faster than the setting value. à If the opening angle has been taught more than 90°, the movement time for the complete movement angle is higher than the set value. à The drive continues to move at the speed past 90° to the opening position. Exception: The value “Latching action closing” (SC) is not a real value. It does not correspond to a unit. 18 De-energised operation The doors can be manually opened even when in switched-off or de-energised mode. The motor lock must be unlocked for this. The maximum speed in the closing and opening direction can be set using the parameters. If a fire alarm has been triggered (fault 07), the braking force cannot be set. à DPS: … 2 01 … 14. à ST220: Set “Movement parameters”, “Speeds”, “Braking force” to the desired braking force (01 ... 14). The value for the ‘Braking force’ parameter must be set in the energised state after completion of the teach-in process. Here, 01 is the lowest braking force (high speed) and 14 is the highest braking force (slow speed). After first teaching, the value is automatically set to 13. 19 Resilience to load due to external influences or wind pressure On exposed exterior doors with a high wind load or doors exposed to overpressure, the drive can be set using the parameters “Force opening, FO”, “Force closing, FC” and “Obstruction, B h” in such a way that it responds perfectly to external influences. The drive pushes against the external influences with the set force and for the set time (parameter “Obstruction, B h”). The higher the set value, the more resilient the drive is against wind pressure, for example, ensuring reliable opening and closing. Manual opening is then no longer as convenient. At low set values, the door is easier to use in manual opening. However, this also reduces the resilience against wind pressure, for example. 27 Service menu 20 Axira Service menu … Service terminal ST220 à Service terminal ST220, mat. no. 087261 à The drive can be commissioned with the ST220 service terminal, software version V2.1 or higher. à Connection either via 5-pin plug-type connector RS485 or using … mm TRS connector (with adapter cable mat. no. 157266) … .1 ST220 operation Key Function à Cursor upwards à Increase number value à Scroll upward (if key is pressed longer than … s) à Cursor downwards à Decrease number value à Scroll downward (if key is pressed longer than … s) à Cancel input Any input can be cancelled by pressing the x key. The input position then changes back to the first menu position or one menu level back. à Select à Update display à Accept new value Entering values in service terminal ST220 X Change value using  or . X Confirm using  . X Abort using x if necessary. Display directly after connection GEZE Service terminal … XXXXXYWWJJZZZZZZV Software version ST220 V2.1 Serial number ST220 … .2 Service mode ST220 à à à à The change to service mode occurs when the service terminal is connected to DCU8. Service is possible in modes of operation LS, AU and DO. In service mode, the door remains in operation in the current mode of operation (not when teaching is activated). From software version … upwards, the hardware version is recognised. If there is no correlation after “D1” or “F1” the drive changes to safety switch-off and sets the fault “Wrong HW/SW combination” error. Display after connection to the door controller Axira P1.0 F0 DCU800 Automatic Closed 28 Drive type Basic board DCU800 Mode of operation Door mode Software version … , hardware version F0 Axira Service menu … Connecting the ST220 service terminal Service terminal ST220 is connected to connection board DCU802 (3) using the socket for the … mm TRS connector (1) or alternatively at the connector plug for DPS (2). … Service menu ST220 See chapter … “DPS service menu and service buttons S1/S2 with LEDs” for explanations of the individual parameters. … .1 Parameter setting for a 2-leaf drive Selection of active leaf/passive leaf parameter setting Start GF or SF? Active leaf Para* Passive leaf Para Selection of the parameter setting GF or SF Setting of active leaf parameter setting Setting of passive leaf parameter setting … .2 Main menu A 4-digit password must be entered before the main menu can be accessed: Password ---- Only possible if the menu is password-protected. Designation Mode of operation Door parameters Movement parameters Signals Diagnosis Standard values Reset DCU8 Start teaching Factory setting Delete maintenance Password Language Reference see section … .3 see section … .4 see section … .5 see section … .6 see section … .7 see section … .8 see section … .9 see section … .10 see section … .11 see section … .12 see section … .13 see section … .14 29 Service menu Axira … .3 Mode of operation Designation Mode of operation * Opening type Open door Setting values Off Automatic 1-leaf opening Open door Explanation Operating mode setting Press the  key Only open active leaf. Control the door using ST220. … .4 Door parameters Designation Number of leaves 1st Sub-menu 1-leaf drive 2-leaf active 2-leaf passive Leaf width Door weight Value: 11 x10cm Min … x 10 cm Max 21 x 10 cm Value: 100 kg Control unit type Type of installation Basic function Drive ser. no. DCU8 Pivot Auto mode 000000000000 Maintenance after operating time by cycles Electric strike type No electric strike Fail-secure Fail-safe Motor lock Working-close pressure Static close pressure Motor-close pressure Value: … s * … min … s * … max 90 s * … Opening delay Day Opening delay Night mode Value: min max ECO mode not active Active 30 … s * … s * … 90 s * … 2nd Sub-menu Explanation The parameters are used to set the leaf on which the drive is installed. The door weight influences the safe speed. Display only Auto mode Entry of the Serial Number after operating time Value 12 months min … months max 99 months by cycles The cycle counter is incrementValue 500,000 ed by one: min … à every time the opening posimax 3,000,000 tion is reached after automatic activation à every time the standstill position is reached after manual opening if the drive would like to close afterwards. Electric strike type, operator has no closing force before opening. Drive has closing force before opening. Delayed opening day: Time before the drive opens the door. Only applicable in the automatic and exit only modes of operation. Delayed opening night mode: Time before the drive opens the door. Only applies in night mode. The 24 V supply to terminal … is switched off in the DO, NA and OFF modes of operation. Note: Activation via access control of KB in the event of NA, as well as closing the door when switching from DO to AU, requires a few seconds, as the system first has to boot up. Axira Designation GEZE bus address Service menu 1st Sub-menu Value: … min … max 99 value value value 2nd Sub-menu Explanation For DCU103 … .5 Movement parameters Designation Speeds 1st Sub-menu Opening time Closing time Manual closing time Closing latching action Move towards open 2nd Sub-menu Value: min max Value: min 10 s 20 s 10 10 20 min 10 s s 10 max 20 Value: … max 50 min s 10 max Value: s s s s … Off Imped Motor On Imped Motor Off Door opening no yes Braking force Value: min Forces Opening force Closing force Obstruction Opening retention force Closing retention force *) max Value: min max. Value: min max. Value: min max Value: min value Value: min value 13 … Value 14 150 N 10 N 250 N 150 N 10 N 250 N … s … s 20 0,1 s 00 N 00 N 70 N 00 N 00 N 70 N Explanation Opening time*) with automatic opening. Closing time*) as per automatic/ manual opening. Closing time after manual opening or after automatic opening with set automatic door closing mode. Sets the speed at which the drive moves to the closing position shortly before closing. This is required, for example, for operation with a motor lock. Latching action also applies for manual passage. In the event of further opening attempts, the drive stops before the obstacle in the opening range. Drive presses against obstacle in the opening range. Drive presses against obstacle in opening range and reduces motor current to … A. For doors without external loads, such as wind or pressure, the “Free swing function” parameter can be activated in order to enable optimum passage of the door. Braking force during closing via spring action following power failure or fire alarm. Open static force at the main closing edge. Closing static force at the main closing edge. Time for which the drive pushes against an obstacle with the set static force. Constant force at the main clo­ sing edge in open position. Constant force at the main clo­ sing edge in closed position. the values for opening time and closing time refer to an opening angle of 90°. 31 Service menu Designation Axira 1st Sub-menu Closing position force 2nd Sub-menu Value: 00 N min 00 N max 150 N Door closing torque Value: min max. … Nm … Nm 70 Nm Explanation Force acts after the end of the latching action in the closed position. Manual opening is more difficult during the set time. The greater the force set, the longer the duration. Examples: for 10 N= … s, for 150 N = … s Door closing torque after manual opening. … 40: 41 … 70: Hold-open times Push and Go Manually Value: … s max 60 s min … s min Value: max 1-leaf (Winter) Value: min 32 70 s no … s … s 60 s Authorised contact Value: … s Close delay GF max 60 s -> EN16005/DIN18650 min max Servo duration … s max min Reversal … s Dyn extension no yes Manual rev. closing not active Active Auto rev. closing not active Active Value: min max or safety sensors necessary. Hold-open time during passage with Push and Go. Hold-open time for manual opening. “No” corresponds to an unlimited hold-open time, no automatic closing. With activation KI, KA 1-leaf drive (AU-Wi, AU-So) 2-leaf opening (AU-So) Setting on GF control. With activation through KB. … s … s 16 s … s … s 20 s … s: both leaves close simulta­ neously. 01 … 15 s: The active leaf closes some time after the passive leaf. 16 s: Active leaf does not close until after the passive leaf has closed completely. When activated, the passage frequency is taken into account in the hold-open time. The door does not close as fast when passage requirements are increased. Reversing in case of obstruction during closing after manual opening. Reversing in case of obstruction during closing after automatic opening. Adjustable duration of power assistance during servo operation. Axira Designation Additional servo torque Back check Setting opening width Reversing limit Door closer mode Manual interference Service menu 1st Sub-menu 2nd Sub-menu Value: min max Explanation Adjustable torque of force support for manual opening (limited in time through “servo duration”). Value: 50 % Application of the back check, min 10 % referenced to maximum openmax 80 % ing range (manual opening). Value: … degrees The value is only for fine adjustmin -27 degrees ment. The value is taught during max 27 degrees the teaching run and then corresponds to point 0. This allows it to be adjusted manually and, again, subsequently corresponds to point 0. The opening value can thus be manually adjusted step-by-step. Is not set in the factory setting. The value 27 corresponds to … degrees door opening width. Value: 30 * … degrees Angle on the drive axle to finemin. … * … degrees tune the tolerance in the closing max 90 * … degrees position from which the drive attempts to close again. X Set the value so that the door gap is as small as possible before the drive closes again. Manually Manual: Door only closes after Automatic manual opening with set door closing torque, otherwise speed regulated. Automatic: Door always closes with set door closing torque, no matter which type of activation. Value: … value Provides the option of manually min. … value intervening in the movement max 10 value of the door from the SIO side during automatic closing. When active, the door can then be manually reopened. 0: = off, 1: = easy, 10: = difficult … Nm … Nm 50 Nm 33 Service menu Axira … .6 Signals Designation Input signals 1st Sub-menu SI1 - Terminal SIS SI3 - terminal SIO 2nd Sub-menu Current state 3rd Sub-menu SI1 - Terminal SIS Z->not active K->NC contact F->SIS rev SI1 contact type Not used Normally closed contact Frequency SIS function SIS rev SIS manual not active Active Current state SI3 - terminal SIO Z->not active K->NC contact F->SIO stop not used Normally closed contact Frequency SIO stop SI3 Contact type SI3 function SIO stop SF GF Bolt contact type 34 If the safety sensor close triggers, the door reverses. Safety sensor close active/ not active during closing after manual opening in door closer mode. Parameter sets the use of the safety sensor open contact type. If the safety sensor open triggers, only the drive on the detected door leaf stops. If the behaviour should be the same for active leaf and passive leaf, both drives must be set to SIO stop SF GF. If the safety sensor open triggers, both active leaf and passive leaf drives stop. … %: No wall blanking. The range of application for the wall blanking of the safety sensor open is taught during commissioning and can be corrected here. Maximum opening range of the door = 99%. Safety sensor open (SIO) not active during manual opening. Value: min. max. SIO manual not active Active Bolt contact type Z->not active K-> NO contact F-> Deadbolt contact Normally open Feedback e.g. of a motor lock. contact Normally closed contact KB Z->not active K-> NO contact Bolt contact type KB Parameter sets the use of the safety sensor close contact type. SI3 Wall blanking Current state Current state … % … % 99 % Explanation Axira Designation Service menu 1st Sub-menu 2nd Sub-menu 3rd Sub-menu KB contact type Not used Normally open contact Normally closed contact KI KA NA LS AU DO OFF Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Current state OFF contact type PE1 Current state PE1 function PE2 Current state PE2 function Explanation The input KB is active in the operating modes AU, LS and NA. With 2-leaf assemblies, the mechanical contact can be connected to the active leaf control or to the passive leaf control. When activated, the active leaf opens and, if switched on, the passive leaf opens. When activated, the output of the mechanical contact is closed (24 V applied at the KB input). Active in every operating mode if door is not closed. OFF Z->not active K-> NO contact Not used Normally open contact Normally closed contact PE1 Z->not active K->not used F->not used PE2 Z->not active K->not used F->not used Not used MPS MPS Selector switch Summer NO Selector switch Winter NO Sabotage NC Closing position GF NO Wind load NO preset, cannot be changed For connection of an MPS. For connection of a button for the summer function. For connection of a button for the winter function. Permanently switched. If the contact is interrupted, KB is not evaluated in night mode. All other functions remain the same. Closing position contact of the door leaf à For 1-leaf door à For 1-leaf door drive with ma­ nual passive leaf (door closer): Closing position contact of the active leaf à For 2-leaf door: Active leaf contact to GF control, passive leaf contact to SF control 35 Service menu Designation Axira 1st Sub-menu 2nd Sub-menu 3rd Sub-menu Switch function NO Switch function OHZ NO Stop 12 kOhm NO Reset push button Double push button Stop closer Stop opener Stop 20 kOhm WC control Fire alarm 36 NO NO NO NC Explanation On activation, the output of the push button is closed. With 2-leaf assemblies the push button can be connected to the active leaf control or to the passive leaf control. If the push button is connected to the passive leaf control, both door leaves open and close on activation of the switch function. When the push button is pressed once, the drive opens the door. When the push button is pressed again, the drive closes the door. On activation, the output of the push button is closed. With 2-leaf systems, the push button can be connected to the active leaf control or to the passive leaf control. If the push button is connected to the passive leaf control, both door leaves open and close on activation of the switch function, even if the passive leaf control is switched off (bed opening). When the push button is pressed once, the drive opens the door and closes after the hold-open time has expired. When the push button is pressed again (within the hold-open time) the drive closes the door without waiting for the hold-open time to expire. If the push button is connected to the active leaf, the 1-leaf hold-open time is used with 1-leaf use, and the 2-leaf holdopen time with 2-leaf use. For connecting a stop button with 12 kOhm terminating resistor. For restarting the drive. Function as reset. 1× press = 1-leaf opening. 2× press = 2-leaf opening. For connecting a stop button. For connecting a stop button. For connecting a stop button with 20 kOhm terminating resistor. Connection to the internal push button for the WC function. If active, the door opening torque function with fire alarm torque is set for the duration. Axira Designation Service menu 1st Sub-menu PE3 2nd Sub-menu Current state PE3 function 3rd Sub-menu PE3 Z->not active K->not used F->not used Not used MPS MPS Selector switch Summer NO Selector switch Winter NO Sabotage NC Closing position GF NO Switch function Switch function OHZ Stop 12 kOhm Mode of operaCurrent state tion push button push button contact Output sig- PA1 nals Current state PA1 function NO Explanation For connection of an MPS. For connecting a push-button for the summer function. For connecting a button for the winter function. see PE2 Closing position contact of the door leaf à For 1-leaf door à For 1-leaf door drive with manual passive leaf (door closer): Closing position contact of the active leaf à For 2-leaf door: Active leaf contact to GF control, passive leaf contact to SF control see PE2 see PE2 NO NO For connecting a stop button with 12 kOhm terminating resistor. Reset push For restarting the drive. button NO Function as reset. Double push 1× press = 1-leaf opening button NO 2× press = 2-leaf opening Stop closer NO For connection of a stop button. Stop opener NC For connection of a stop button. Closing Closing position contact of the position SF NO passive leaf with 2-leaf door with manual passive leaf (door closer). Stop 20 kOhm NO For connecting a stop button with 20 kOhm terminating resistor. WC control NO Connection to the internal push button for the WC function. Fire alarm NO If active, the door opening torque function with fire alarm torque is set for the duration. Mode of operation push button Z -> not active K -> normally opened contact Not used Operating modes push button on the drive not active. Normally open Operating modes push button contact on the drive active. PA1 Z->not active F->not used K-> NO contact Wind load NO preset, cannot be changed 37 Service menu Designation Axira 1st Sub-menu PA2 2nd Sub-menu Current state PA2 function Testing SI Operating mode LED 3rd Sub-menu PA2 Z->not active F->not used K-> NO contact Explanation Motor brake NO preset, cannot be changed Current state * Testing SI Z->not active K->not used F->No testing Testing SI No testing Testing the safety sensor. DeTesting with 24 V pending on the type used, the Testing with GND testing must be set to 24 V or Energy-saving mode GND here. Current state Operating mode LED Z->not active K->not used F->Mode of operation LED function Mode of operation Deactivates the mode of operaInactive tion LED on the drive. … .7 Diagnosis Designation Current values 1st Sub-menu Inputs Outputs 38 2nd Sub-menu SI1 SI3 RM KB KI KA NA LS AU DO OFF PE1 PE2 PE3 S1 S2 S3 FK1 FK2 Latching act PA1 PA2 TOE TEST FAN MAG … V … V … V … V … V … V … V … V … V … V … V … V … V … V … V … V … V … V … V … V closed … V 24 V 24 V … V … V Explanation Axira Designation Current conditions Service menu 1st Sub-menu Internal values Inputs Outputs Error memory Current faults Old faults 2nd Sub-menu Current position 23 % Current motor power Mot DCU800 … A Voltages Mains On 24 V internal xy.z V 24 V external xy.z V Temperatures DCU800 41 degrees C M DCU800 45 degrees C Statistics Cycles total … Cycles man … Hours 1352 Hours ser 112 Yoke cycles 235 SI1 off SI3 off RM off KB off KI off KA off NA off LS off AU off DO off OFF off PE1 off PE2 off PE3 off S1 off S2 off S3 off FK1 off FK2 off Latching act off PA1 off PA2 off TOE off TEST off FAN off MAG off Fault … Cause … Cause … Fault … Cause … Cause … Fault … Cause … Cause … Fault … Cause … Cause … Fault … Fault … Configuration Explanation Cause … Cause … Cause … Cause … Delete current errors no yes Clear old faults no yes Drive Ser. no. 000000000000 OEW left ?xyz Mot.Resist: 1770mOhm Curr.M.Res: 0mOhm 39 Service menu Designation Axira 1st Sub-menu Control unit 2nd Sub-menu Explanation Type Axira Prod. date. CW xy xzyx SVN 2820:2902M (example) 1st Sub-menu no yes 2nd Sub-menu Explanation Values are set to standard settings. Position, SIO wall blanking and opening angle are retained. Fault memory is deleted. A teaching run and initialisation run are not necessary. 1st Sub-menu no yes 2nd Sub-menu Explanation Fault memory is deleted. Position and opening angle are not deleted. The processor restarts. A teaching run is not necessary, an initialisation run is necessary. 1st Sub-menu 1-leaf teaching 2-leaf teaching 2nd Sub-menu Explanation Starts the teaching procedure. For the procedure, see chapter … . 1st Sub-menu no yes 2nd Sub-menu Explanation Reset all the values to the factory settings. The condition is as after delivery. the default setting, fault memory, position and opening angle are deleted. A teaching run and initialisation run are necessary. 1st Sub-menu no yes 2nd Sub-menu Explanation Clear the maintenance values. 1st Sub-menu Password old 0000 Password new ---- 2nd Sub-menu Explanation For access to the service menu with ST220. … .8 Standard values Designation Standard values … .9 Reset DCU8 Designation Reset DCU8 … .10 Start teaching Designation Start teaching … .11 Factory setting Designation Factory setting … .12 Delete maintenance Designation Delete maintenance … .13 Password Designation Change PW S1 40 Axira Service menu Designation DPS disabling 1st Sub-menu Password old 00 Password new -- Block parameters no yes 2nd Sub-menu Explanation Is used to enable the DPS instead of enabling via a key switch. Disabling reoccurs automatically after … minute without push button activation. The first digit specifies how often the  button has to be pressed and the second digit how often the  button has to be pressed to enable operation of the DPS. Entering the password in control unit ST220 X Change digit with  or . X Confirm digit and change to next position with  . X Abort with x. The current position is indicated by the asterisk below. X After completing entry, press  to accept the password. à After … minute without a button being pressed or when the service menu is accessed again, the password is required before changes to the operating mode setting or to the parameter settings can be carried out. à The password has to be set separately for the active leaf and passive leaf drive. The active leaf drive and the passive leaf drive can have different passwords. à When the password for ST220 is set, access to the service menu via DPS is no longer possible. à If the password is forgotten, a special flash file must be requested from GEZE with which the password on the control unit can be reset to 00. à The password cannot be deleted by installing a new software version … .14 Language Designation Language Setting values German English French Swedish Explanation 41 Service menu Axira … Display programme switch DPS The DPS can be used for commissioning and servicing, mat. no. 151524: à for changing the drive parameters à for teaching the drive à for diagnosis Operating mode Service mode  Scroll up increase value aU Automatic Of OFF Change – – 2-leaf operation 1-leaf operation Change mode of operation / service mode + simultaneously Service button (1) + simultaneously … 2 … 3 OFF … 2 … 4 Service button Position unknown Illuminated for maintenance Lights up at 1-leaf operation    Service button S1 Service LEDs Service button S2  … 2 …     … Service buttons S1 and S2   The service buttons S1 and S2 have the following functions: à for diagnosis à for indicating and changing drive parameters à for “teaching” the drive During normal operation the LEDs indicate the current mode of operation. The mode of operation can be changed using keys S1 and S2. Function Input and reaction Open/leave the parameter menu X Simultaneously press buttons S1 and S2 longer than … s. LED5 flashes slowly, corresponding to the selected para­ meter level: Level 1: … pulse + … s pause Level 2: … pulses + … s pause LED1 through LED4 display the parameter. X Briefly press key S2 (+) or key S1 (–). Parameter selection Switch to value setting 42 Change value X Keep key S1 pressed longer than … s. In the value menu, LED5 is off, LED1 to LED4 display the value according to the value table. X Briefly press key S2 (+) or key S1 (–). Confirm value X Press key S1 longer than … s. Value setting without exiting value change X Press key S2 longer than … s. Reset the values to the factory settings X Set parameter 24 (factory settings) to 01 . Axira Service menu System signals à If one or more faults are present, these are displayed one after the other, alternating with the current opera­ ting mode in coded form with the service LEDs … to 4. à The red LED5 flashes quickly (10 Hz) on the fault display. à The mode of operation is displayed for … s, the respective fault message for … s. Service mode à Individual parameters can be set for the control in service mode. à Within the first … minutes of the mains voltage being switched on, the device can be changed to service mode using keys S1 and S2. à There is a time limit to changing to service mode using keys S1 and S2 so that safety-related parameters are not changed unintentionally during operation. à It is possible to change from any mode of operation to the service mode. à The control automatically changes back to normal operation if no key is pressed in service mode for … minutes. à In service mode, the control behaves in the same way as in the OFF mode of operation, the drive does not open and close automatically. à The door can be opened and closed manually. Changing to the parameter selection menu X Simultaneously press keys S1 and S2 longer than … s. The control changes to the parameter selection menu. In this menu, the red LED5 flashes once (parameter level 1) or twice (parameter level 2) at … Hz. The parameters are indicated in coded form by the other … LEDs. The desired parameters are selected using keys S1 (–) and S2 (+). Changing to the value menu X Press key S1 for longer than … s. The control changes to the value menu. à All … LEDs are used for coding the values. à The desired value is selected using keys S1 (–) and S2 (+). à After key S1 has been kept pressed for more than … s the control takes over the value indicated. à Input can always be aborted by pressing key S2 for more than … s; the control then changes back to the value menu or the parameter menu. à Service mode is quit by pressing keys S1 and S2 simultaneously for more than … s. Display values service LEDs … ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ … ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ● ● ● ● ● … ○ ○ ○ ○ ● ● ● ● ○ ○ ○ ○ ● … ○ ○ ● ● ○ ○ ● ● ○ ○ ● ● ○ … ○ ● ○ ● ○ ● ○ ● ○ ● ○ ● ○ Value … 1 … 3 … 5 … 7 … 9 10 12 14 … ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● … ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ● ● ● ● ● … ○ ○ ○ ○ ● ● ● ● ○ ○ ○ ○ ● … ○ ○ ● ● ○ ○ ● ● ○ ○ ● ● ○ … ○ ● ○ ● ○ ● ○ ● ○ ● ○ ● ○ Value 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 ○ ● ● ○ ● 16 ● ● ● ○ ● 90 ○ ● ● ● ○ 18 ● ● ● ● ○ 95 ○ ● ● ● ● 20 ● ● ● ● ● 100 43 Service menu Axira … DPS service menu and service buttons S1/S2 with LEDs à Changing to the service mode is possible in the NA, LS, AU and DO operating modes. à If no key is pressed in service mode for a period of … minutes, an automatic change to the operating mode takes place. à In service mode, the door remains in operation in the current mode of operation (not when teaching is activated). 1st Menu DPS Service LEDs … 4 … 2 OT * ○ ○ ○ Parameter Setting values Explanation … ● Opening time 03…04 … 06 … 25 * ○ ○ ● ○ Closing time 05 … 06 … 25 in s; Opening time*) with automatic opening. in s; * ○ ● ○ ● Leaf width 07… 11…16 Door weight 01, 02, 03, 06 CT fb T6 pU * ○ ● ○ ○ Push and Go 00 01 … 20 sc * ○ ● ● ○ Latching action closing 00 … 10 12 … 20 25 … 50 O® * ○ ● ● ● Hold-open times, 1-leaf (winter) f1 * ● ○ ○ ● SIS function 00 … 01 … 10 12 … 20 25 … 50 60 01 SIS rev f3 * ● ○ ● ○ SI3 function 05 SIO Stop 06 SIO Stop SF-GF 00 01 02 00 No testing Testing with 24 V Testing with GND No electric strike Te * ● ○ ● ● Testing SI TO * ● ● ○ ○ Electric strike type sT oh Ts in mm × 100; Influences the forces at the main closing edge. in kg × 100 ; Influences the safe speed. … %: No Push And Go 1–20 %: Push And Go Response range referenced to maximum opening range (=100). Sets the speed at which the drive moves to the closing position shortly before closing. This is required e.g. for operation with a motor lock. Latching action also applies for manual passage. in s; With 2-leaf drive for winter mode. With activation KI, KA If the safety sensor close triggers, the door reverses. If the safety sensor open triggers, only the drive on the detected door leaf stops. If the behaviour should be the same for active leaf and passive leaf, both drives must be set to SIO stop SF GF. If the safety sensor open triggers, both active leaf and passive leaf drives stop. Testing the safety sensor. Depending on the type used, the testing must be set to 24 V or GND here. 01 Fail-secure 02 Fail-safe 03 Motor lock 04 05 Working closing pressure Drive has closing force (pressure in the closing position) before opening. Static closing pressure 06 Motor closing pressure – – – – – Control unit type 80 DCU8 * ● ● ○ ● Type of installation 10 Pivot Door closer mode 00 01 Manual Automatic Drive does not have closing force (pressure in the closing position) before opening. Only display, no setting option. Manual: Door only closes after manual ope­ ning with set door closing torque, otherwise speed regulated. Automatic: Door always closes with set door closing torque, no matter which type of activation. *) The values for opening time and closing time refer to an opening angle of 90°. 44 Axira Service menu DPS Service LEDs … 4 … 2 he ep – – – – Parameter Setting values Explanation Manual interference 00 Not active 01 …10 active Software version e.g. SL, 10, 00 for DCU8 V1.0 Provides the option of manually intervening in the movement of the door from the SIO side during automatic closing. When active, the door can then be manually reopened. or SF, 10, 01 for DCU8-F V1. … for special solutions; Scroll forwards using “arrow downwards”, menu has … levels 1st Level  SL; 2nd Level  10; 3rd Level  00 (00 -> standard / 01  for special solutions …). Next level Parameter Setting values Explanation 00 00 in s; … – Ne 2nd Menu DPS Service LEDs … 4 … 2 … op – – – – – Hold-open times ho – – – – – Hold-open times, manual 01 … 10 12 … 20 25 … 50 60 No Dl – – – – – Opening delay Day DN – – – – – Opening delay Night 00 … 90 mode aD – – – – – Servo duration 00 … 20 aO – – – – – Additional servo torque 00 … 50 Df – – – – – Door closing torque 00, 16 … 40 00 … 90 in s; Hold-open time for manual opening; Values corresponding to the time. No automatic closing. in s x 0,1; Delayed opening day: Time before the drive opens the door. Only applicable in the automatic and exit only modes of operation. in s x 0,1; Delayed opening night mode: Time before the drive opens the door. Only applicable in the night mode of operation. in s; Adjustable duration of the force support in servo mode. in Nm; Adjustable torque of force support for manual opening (limited in time through “servo duration”). in Nm; Door closing torque after manual opening. … 40: 41 … 70 41 … 70: a6 – – – – – Wall blanking 00 … 01 … 99 le * ● ● ● ● Start/terminate e® – – – – – Start teaching 1-leaf teaching Current errors ce or safety sensors necessary. 00: No wall blanking. The application range for the wall blanking of the Open safety sensor is learnt during commissioning and can be corrected here. Maximum opening range of the door = 99. Teaching a 1-leaf system. For the procedure, see chapter … . Display of the current faults in the fault memory. Delete with ce. 45 Service menu Axira DPS Service LEDs Parameter Setting values Explanation – Delete old faults ce ○ ● Factory setting cP ○ ● ○ Standard values dP ○ ● ● Reset DCU8 IP Display of old faults in the fault memory. Delete with ce. Reset all the values to the factory settings. The state is like after delivery. Values to standard setting, fault memory, position and opening angle are deleted. A teaching run and initialisation run are necessary. After acknowledgement, all values are set to the default setting. Position and ope­ ning angle are retained. Fault memory is deleted. A teaching run and initialisation run are not necessary. After acknowledgement the display jumps to 88. Fault memory is deleted. Position and opening angle are not deleted. The processor restarts. A teaching run is not necessary, an initialisation run is necessary. … 4 … 2 … Oe – – – – cp ** ○ ○ lp ** ○ pp ** ○ * ** … flashing pulse + … s pause … flashing pulses + … s pause 3rd Menu DPS Service LEDs Parameter Setting values Explanation – Hold-open time KB in s; Hold-open time after activation with KB. – – Dyn extension 00 … 01 … 10 12 … 20 25 … 50 60 00 No 01 Yes ○ ● ● Manual closing time 10 … 15 … 20 – – – – Back check – – – – – Setting opening width – – – – – Reversing limit … 4 … 2 … Os – – – – OD – – – s6 * ○ Da – e0 cl 46 10 … 12 … 20 … 25 … 50 … 60 … 80 –27 … 00 … 27 00 … 30 … 90 When actuated, the passage frequency is taken into account in the hold-open time. The door does not close as fast when passage requirements are increased. in s; Closing time after manual opening or after automatic opening with set automatic door closing mode. Application of the back check, referenced to maximum opening range (manual opening). in degrees; The value is only for fine adjustment. The value is taught during the teaching run and then corresponds to point 0. This allows it to be adjusted manually and, again, subsequently corresponds to point 0. The opening value can thus be manually adjusted step-by-step. Is not set in the factory setting. 27= … degrees real. In … degrees of the drive axle. Angle on the drive axis for fine adjustment of the tolerance in the closing position from which the drive attempts to close again. X Set the value so that the door gap is as small as possible before the drive closes again. Axira Service menu DPS Service LEDs o2 … 4 … 2 … – – – – – ol Parameter Setting values Explanation Door opening 00 01 No Yes Move towards open 00 No 01 01 02 03 00 02 04 00 02 04 00 01 02 Obstruction Motor on Obstruction Motor off 1-leaf drive 2-leaf active 2-leaf passive Not used Normally closed contact Frequency Not used Normally closed contact Frequency Not used Normally open contact Normally closed contact For doors without external loads such as wind or pressure, the parameter “free swing function” can be activated in order to enable optimum passage of the door. In the event of further opening attempts, the drive stops before the obstacle in the opening range. Drive pushes against the obstruction and switches the motor gear unit off. Drive pushes against the obstruction and makes the motor gear unit switch on. Parameter sets which of the door leaves the drive is installed on. Not used Normally open contact Normally closed contact 02 ef – – – – – Number of leaves s1 ** ○ ● ○ ○ SI1 contact type s3 ** ○ ● ○ ● SI3 Contact type c6 – – – – – KB contact type c1 – – – – – KI contact type 00 01 02 1a – – – – – KI delay 00 … 90 cO – – – – – KA contact type 00 01 02 aa – – – – – KA delay 00 … 90 Not used Normally open contact Normally closed contact Parameter sets the use of the safety sensor close contact type. Parameter sets the use of the safety sensor open contact type. The input KB is active in the operating modes AU, LS and NA. With 2-leaf assemblies the mechanical contact can be connected to the active leaf control or to the passive leaf control. When activated, the active leaf opens and, if switched on, the passive leaf opens. During activation, the output of the mechanical contact is closed (24 V applied at the KB input). Active in every mode of operation when the door is not closed. The input KI is active in AU and LS mode. With 2-leaf assemblies the contact sensor inside can be connected to the active leaf control or to the passive leaf control. When activated, the active leaf opens and, if switched on, the passive leaf opens. Active in every mode of operation when the door is not closed. in s x 0,1; only active when the door is in a closed position. Can be adjusted in steps of … . The input contact sensor outside is only active in the AU operating mode. With 2-leaf systems, the contact sensor outside can be connected to the active leaf control or to the passive leaf control. When activated, the active leaf opens and, if switched on, the passive leaf opens. Active in every mode of operation when the door is not closed. in s × … ; only active when the door is in a closing position. Can be adjusted in steps of … . 47 Service menu Axira DPS Service LEDs e1 … 4 … 2 … – – – – – Parameter Setting values PE1 function 00 Explanation Not used 03 Selector switch Summer 04 Selector switch Winter For connection of a push button for the NO summer function. For connection of a push button for the NO winter function. Only for switching from 1-leaf to 2-leaf opening, not for actually opening the door. 05 Sabotage NC Permanently switched. If the contact is interrupted, KB is not analysed in night mode. All other functions remain the same. 06 Closing position GF NO Closing position contact of the door leaf à For 1-leaf door à For 1-leaf door drive with manual passive leaf (door closer): Closing position contact of the active leaf à For 2-leaf door: Active leaf contact to GF control, passive leaf contact to SF control 08 P-KI activation NO Additional contact sensor (P-KI, P-KA). 09 P-KA activation NO For connection of additional closing contacts. 10 Switch function NO On activation, the output of the push button is closed. With 2-leaf assemblies the push button can be connected to the active leaf control or to the passive leaf control. If the push button is connected to the passive leaf control, both door leaves open and close on activation of the switch function, even if the passive leaf control is switched off (bed opening). When the push button is pressed once, the drive opens the door. When the push button is pressed again, the drive closes the door. 11 Switch function OHZ NO On activation, the output of the push button is closed. With 2-leaf assemblies the push button can be connected to the active leaf control or to the passive leaf control. If the push button is connected to the passive leaf control, both door leaves open and close on activation of the switch function, even if the passive leaf control is switched off (bed opening). When the push button is pressed once, the drive opens the door and closes after the hold-open time has expired. When the push button is pressed again (within the hold-open time) the drive closes the door without waiting for the hold-open time to expire. If the push button is connected to the active leaf, the 1-leaf hold-open time is used with 1-leaf use, and the 2-leaf hold-open time with 2-leaf use. 13 Reset push button NO For restarting the drive. For function, see chapter … .9. 14 Double push button NO 1× press = 1-leaf opening 2× press = 2-leaf opening 15 Stop normally For connection of a stop push button. open contact NO 16 Stop normally closed contact NC 48 Axira Service menu DPS Service LEDs … 4 … 2 Parameter Setting values Explanation … 19 Closing position SF 21 WC control 22 Fire alarm 23 1-leaf opening e2 – – – – – Configurable input … 00 Not used e3 – – – – – Configurable input … 01 MPS Closing position contact of the passive leaf with 1-leaf door with manual passive leaf (door closer). Connection of the internal button for the WC function. NO If active, the door opening torque function with fire alarm torque is set for the duration. In the 2-leaf system, only … leaf is opened when the signal on the active leaf is active. 08 P-KI activation 09 P-KA activation 10 Switch function For connection of a mechanical programme switch For connection of a push button for the NO summer function. For connection of a push button for the NO winter function. Only for switching from 1-leaf to 2-leaf opening, not for actually opening the door. NC Permanently switched. If the contact is interrupted, KB is not analysed in night mode. All other functions remain the same. NO Closing position contact of the door leaf à For 1-leaf door à For 1-leaf door drive with manual passive leaf (door closer): Closing position contact of the active leaf à For 2-leaf door: Active leaf contact to GF control, passive leaf contact to SF control The input can be used to connect an NO emergency lock switch. When the emergency lock switch is activated the contact is closed and 24 V is applied to the input. The door closes and locks. The contact sensors KI and KA are hidden. The safety sensors and obstruction detection remain active. The door remains closed, as long as the emergency lock signal is applied to the input. NO Additional contact sensor (P-KI, P-KA). NO For connection of additional closing contacts. NO see PE1 11 Switch function OHZ NO see PE1 12 Stop 12 kOhm 13 Reset push button NO For connecting a stop button with 12 kOhm terminating resistor. NO For restarting the drive. Function as reset. 14 Double push button 03 Selector switch Summer 04 Selector switch Winter 05 Sabotage 06 Closing position GF 07 Emergency lock 20 kOhm 15 Stop normally open contact 16 Stop normally closed contact NO 1× press = 1-leaf opening 2× press = 2-leaf opening For connection of a stop push button. NO NC 49 Service menu Axira DPS Service LEDs … 4 … 2 Parameter Setting values a1 – – – – – a2 – – – – – Configurable output … Configurable output … 19 Closing position SF 20 Stop 20 kOhm 21 WC control 22 Fire alarm 23 1-leaf opening 00 Not used 01 Gong 02 Fault normally open contact 03 Fault normally closed contact 04 Fault MPS 05 Warning signal 06 Electric strike 08 Closed locked 09 Closed 10 Not closed 11 Open 12 Off 13 Night mode 14 Exit only 15 Automatic 16 Hold open 17 Light control 18 Day/night mode changeover 50 Explanation … Closing position contact of the passive leaf with 2-leaf door with manual passive leaf (door closer). NO For connecting a stop button with 20 kOhm terminating resistor. Connection of the internal button for the WC function. If active, the door opening torque function with fire alarm torque is set for the duration. In the 2-leaf system, only … leaf is opened when the signal on the active leaf is active. If KA is triggered. The function is used for fault messages, e.g. to an on-site building control centre. The contact closes or opens respectively if the control determines a fault. The function is used to switch the fault LED at the MPS. The contact closes if the control determines a fault. When maintenance is due, the output is switched cyclically and the fault LED on the MPS flashes. The function is used to switch a signalling device on/off cyclically when the door is opened or closed. For connection of an additional electric strike. The function is used to signal the door status, e.g. to a building control centre. The function is used to activate a light controlling device which, for example, switches on the entry illumination as soon as a contact sensor (KI, KA, KB, SIS+KI, SIS+KA) is activated or the door is opened manually. This function is used to signal the day mode of operation to a customer building control centre. The output switches to GND if the operating mode LS, AU 1-leaf, DO, or AU 2-leaf is set. 19 Not used 20 Maintenance due 21 Holding magnet GF The function is used to signal the door status, e.g. to a building control centre. To set the active door leaf holding magnet. 22 Holding magnet SF To set the passive leaf holding magnet. Axira Service menu DPS Service LEDs … 4 … 2 Parameter Setting values Explanation 24 For connecting a lamp or a signal for signalling when the 30-minute timer for the WC function has expired. ×10 N; Static force at the main closing edge opening. ×10 N; Static force at the main closing edge closing. × … s; Time for which the drive pushes against an obstacle with the set static force. ×10 N; Constant force at the main closing edge in open position. ×10 N; Constant force at the main closing edge in closed position. x10 N, force acts after the end of the latching action in the closed position. Manual opening is more difficult during the set time. The greater the force set, the longer the duration. Examples: for 10 N= … s, for 150 N = … s The drive is in automatic mode. … WC timeout f0 – – – – – Opening force 01 … 15 … 25 fc – – – – – Closing force 01 … 15 … 25 Bh – – – – – Obstruction 01 … 03 … 20 of – – – – – Opening retention force 00 … 01 … 07 cf – – – – – Closing retention force 00 … 01 … 07 fs – – – – – Closing position force 00 … 01 … 15 6a – – – – – Basic function 01 Yes ®® – – – – – Bolt contact type 01 Feedback e.g. of a motor lock. 00 Normally open contact Normally closed contact Not active 01 Active SIO active during manual opening. 00 Not active 01 Active 00 Not active 01 Active 00 Not active SIS not active during closing after manual opening. SIS active during closing after manual opening. Reversing in the event of an obstruction within closing following manual opening: not active. Reversing in case of obstruction during closing after manual opening: active. Reversing in case of obstruction during closing after manual opening: active. 01 Active 00 Not active 01 Active 02 sh ss ph pa s8 82 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – SIO manual SIS manual Manual rev. closing Auto rev. closing ECO mode Braking force 01 … 13 … 14 SIO not active during manual opening. Reversing in case of obstruction during closing after manual opening: active. ECO mode for the control. The 24 V supply to terminal … is switched off in the DO and NA modes of operation. Note: Activation via access control of KB in the event of NA, as well as closing the door when switching from DO to AU, requires a few seconds, as the system first has to boot up. Braking force in de-energised operation; e.g. to stop the door from slamming shut. To set it such that the door closes in … s, see chapter 18. 51 Fault messages Axira DPS Service LEDs sp Parameter Setting values Explanation – Language 00 deutsch Language of the drive. English … 4 … 2 … – – – – cs – – – – – 01 02 03 Delete maintenance cS 86 – – – – – Operating Duration Co CH Ho So * ** Français Svensk Total no. of cycles/100 No. of manual cycles/100 Operating hours/4 Reset maintenance counter, switch off service LED. After acknowledgement the display switches between CS  cS Display 6-digits each. Scroll downwards with “downward arrow”. Operating hours/4 until next service … flashing pulse + … s pause … flashing pulses + … s pause 21 Fault messages … Fault messages ST220 and DPS … .1 Fault display On the DPS à For troubleshooting and fault description, see the “Faults and actions - control DCU2” list. à Currently queued fault messages are displayed on the display programme switch in cycles (10 s). In addition, they are also entered in the e® and O e fault memories. à The mode of operation is displayed for … s, the fault message for … s. à Individual faults are indicated by the fault ID. à If the faults are group faults, only the main fault number is indicated e.g. 22. On the control unit ST220 à Faults are shown using the text form of the fault names. Fault example: SIS SF à In addition, the following states are displayed: à not learnt: Winter LED flashes continuously (1 s on, … s off) à Maintenance: Winter LED flashes continuously ( … s on, … s off) … .2 Fault messages Fault no. Message Message on the ST220 on the DPS Fault description 01 01 24 V missing Control faulty, short circuit at 24 V. 03 03 230 V fault Power failure, 230 V group fault. 230 V low voltage 230 V undervoltage. 230 V overvoltage 230 V overvoltage. 06 06 Wind load too high The wind monitor signals that the wind load is too high. 07 07 Fire alarm GF Smoke detector active. Jumper not inserted. 10 52 10 Rotary encoder GF Group fault rotary encoder. Rotary encoder model Rotary encoder displays fault. Edge counter Error in identifying the rotary encoder edges. Position check Rotary encoder position error. Axira Fault messages Fault no. Message Message on the ST220 on the DPS Fault description Fault direction Direction of rotation of motor gear unit or rotary encoder is incorrect. 11 11 Motor gear unit … short Motor current too large. 12 12 Motor gear unit … Motor gear unit defective. 13 13 SIS defective Safety sensor close active leaf, group fault. Permanent activation Safety sensor close GF” activated for more than … min. Testing Error in testing safety sensor close GF. 14 14 MPS Inconsistent state at the PS inputs or line break MPS. 15 15 Comm. DPS No communication between control – display programme switch. 16 16 Locking mechanism Electric strike does not block. 17 17 Unlocking Electric strike does not trigger. 19 19 SIS SF fault Safety sensor close passive leaf, group fault. Permanent activation Safety sensor “close passive leaf” activated for more than … min. Testing Error in testing safety sensor “close passive leaf”. Mechanical fault GF A mechanical fault has occurred on the active leaf; group fault. Rotate angle It has been detected that the cam has skipped. Defective magnetic valve The solenoid valve of the energy storage device is defective. Mechanical fault SF A mechanical fault has occurred at the passive leaf; group fault. Rotate angle It has been detected that the cam has skipped. Defective magnetic valve The solenoid valve of the energy storage device is defective. Teaching run fault GF Teaching run group fault, teaching run invalid. Latching action switch Teaching run is invalid e.g. due to incorrect limit switch settings. Obstruction learn close Obstruction of the door leaf during the learning procedure. Learning timeout Time-out expired within 60 s of teaching. Teaching run fault SF Passive leaf teaching run group fault, teaching run invalid. Latching action switch Teaching run is invalid e.g. due to incorrect limit switch settings. Obstruction learn close Obstruction of the door leaf during the learning procedure. 22 23 25 26 22 23 25 26 Learning timeout Time-out expired within 60 s of teaching. 28 28 Relay DCU800 Motor relay defective. 29 29 SIO SF fault Safety sensor open passive leaf, group fault. Permanent activation Safety sensor open SF activated for more than … min. Testing Error in testing safety sensor open SF. 32 32 Sabotage Sabotage active. 35 35 Permanent activation PE1 Expected configuration as MPS, sabotage, stop, emergency lock. 36 36 Permanent activation PE2 Expected configuration as MPS, sabotage, stop, emergency lock. 37 37 Permanent activation KI Movement detector defective or activation > … min. 38 38 Permanent activation PE3 Expected configuration as MPS, sabotage, stop, emergency lock. 39 39 Permanent activation KA Activation longer than … min. 40 40 Permanent activation KB Activation longer than … min. 41 41 SIO … Safety sensor open active leaf, group fault. Permanent activation Safety sensor open GF activated for more than … min. Testing Error in testing safety sensor open GF. 53 Fault messages Axira Fault no. Message Message on the ST220 on the DPS 42 42 Fault description Emergency lock Activation active If the function is active via PE. Push button defective If the push button for the function is detected as defective. 44 44 Input stop Stop is active. 45 45 Motor gear unit hot Motor gear unit or control temperature higher than 95 °C. 46 46 T-sensor motor gear unit Motor temperature sensor defective. 47 47 T-sensor ctrl. Control temperature sensor defective. 48 48 Overtemp Motor gear unit or control temperature higher than 105 °C. 51 51 24 V missing SF Control defective passive leaf. 53 53 230 V error SF 230 V passive leaf group fault. 230 V low voltage 230 V undervoltage SF. 230 V overvoltage 230 V overvoltage SF. 54 54 Comm. DPS NT Communication error DPS NT. 57 57 Fire alarm SF Smoke detector active passive leaf. 60 60 Ctrl. DCU800 Internal control fault, group fault for active leaf. EEPROM value – EEPROM comparison – Fault current measurement Error in motor current measurement. EEPROM time-out – Quartz tolerance – RAM test – ROM CRC test – VCC test – Quartz failure – Motor gear unit resistance – Comm. M1-M2 – Wrong HW/SW combination – 63 63 SW version Active leaf and passive leaf have different software versions. 65 65 Comm. SF-GF No communication active leaf/passive leaf control. 66 66 Locking mechanism SF Electric strike not blocking (passive leaf). 67 67 Unlocking SF Electric strike not triggering (passive leaf). 70 70 Ctrl. DCU800 SF Internal control fault, group fault such as fault 60. For detail, log into SF. 71 71 Motor gear unit SF short Motor current too large. 72 72 Motor gear unit SF Motor gear unit defective. 74 74 Rotary encoder SF Rotary encoder signals faulty. 75 75 DCU800 hot Passive leaf drive, motor gear unit or control temperature higher than 95 °C. 76 76 Sensor motor gear unit SF Motor temperature sensor defective. 77 77 T-sensor SF Control temperature sensor defective. 78 78 Overtemp SF Motor gear unit or control temperature higher than 105 °C. 79 79 Relay SF Motor relay defective, passive leaf. 54 Axira Fault messages Fault no. Message Message on the ST220 on the DPS Fault description x .x Position Leaf position unknown (dot on left display). x x. Maintenance Maintenance requirement (number of cycles, operating hours, dot on right display). … .8 . DPS No communication with control - display programme switch -- DPS Operation at programme switch. OO DPS Release operation at programme switch. 00 DPS ®s Reset Operating mode change via programme switch not possible (internal PS is not set to 0, or MPS is parameterised). On starting the teaching procedure: Reset push button not pressed or 24 V smoke switch control unit missing. … Fault messages at the service button LEDs    Service button S1 Service LEDs Service button S2  … 2 …     à Fault messages of fault groups are indicated on the service button LEDs. The exact fault can be determined using the fault number in chapter … .2. à With the service button LEDs, LED … flashes at 10 Hz. à Mode of operation LEDs: If one or more faults are pending, the operating modes display flashes quickly (10 Hz) in the colour of the current mode of operation, see chapter … .1, “Changing the operating mode using the service LEDs”.   Display of service button LEDs Designation of the fault group … 4 … 2 … ○ ● * Fault no. in chapter … .2 * ○ ○ ○ ● Alarm 07, 32, 57 * ○ ○ ● ○ Power failure 03, 53 * ○ ○ ● ● Drive too hot 45, 46, 48, 75, 76, 78 * ○ ● ○ ○ SIO 29, 41 * ○ ● ○ ● Mechanical faults 20, 21, 22, 23, 25 * ○ ● ● ○ SIS 13, 19 * ○ ● ● ● Locking mechanism 16, 17, 65, 67 * ● ○ ○ ○ Motor gear unit 10, 11, 12, 71, 72, 74 * ● ○ ○ ● Control unit 01, 28, 47, 51, 52, 60, 63, 70, 77, 79 * ● ○ ● ○ Communication 15, 34, 54 * ● ○ ● ● Activation – – – – – No operating voltage 06, 14, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 44, 73 – LED off LED on LED flashes at 10 Hz 55 Disposal 22 Axira Disposal The Axira drive system is made up of materials that must be recycled. For this purpose, the individual components should be sorted corresponding to material type: à Aluminium (profiles, cover, deflection pulleys, sliding blocks, ...) à Iron (driver, screws, ...) à Plastic à Electronic parts (bolt, motor gear unit, control unit, transformer, sensors, ...) à Cables The parts can be disposed of at the local recycling depot or by a scrap recycling company. Rechargeable batteries contain pollutants and heavy metals. Do not dispose of these with household waste. 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!TÜV-Baumuster GC 344!

ZERTIFIKAT CERTIFICATE Hiermit wird bescheinigt, dass die Firma / This certifies that the company GEZE GmbH Reinhold-Vöster-Strasse 21-29 71229 Leonberg Deutschland berechtigt ist das unten genannte Produkt, welches gemäß dem unten genannten Zertifizierungsprogramm bewertet wurde und die Anforderungen der spezifizierten Zertifizierungsgrundlage erfüllt, mit dem abgebildeten Zeichen zu kennzeichnen. is authorized to provide the product mentioned below, certified according to the certification program mentioned below and in compliance with the requirements of the specified certification fundamentals, with the mark as illustrated. Fertigungsstätte: Manufacturing plant: Siehe Technischer Bericht see technical report Beschreibung des Produktes: (Details s. Anlage 1) Description of product: (Details see Annex 1) Sensor für Anwesenheitserkennung an Drehflügeltüren Sensor for presence detection at swing door applications Typenbezeichnung: Type designation: GC 344 Geprüft nach Tested in accordance with EN ISO 13849-1:2023 (PL d, Cat. 2) EN 61508:2010, Part 1-7 (SIL 2) EN 12978:2003 +A1:2009 EN 16005:2023 +A1:2024 DIN 18650-1:2010 DIN 18650-2:2010 Zertifizierungsprogramm: Certification program: P14.1VA001 Registrier-Nr. / Registered No. 44 780 13095730 Prüfbericht Nr. / Test Report No. 3541 1875 Aktenzeichen / File reference 8003092584 Gültigkeit / Validity von / from 2025-02-19 bis / until 2030-02-18 Zertifizierungsstelle der TÜV NORD CERT GmbH Essen, 2026-03-09 TÜV NORD CERT GmbH Am TÜV … 45307 Essen Bitte beachten Sie auch die umseitigen Hinweise Please also pay attention to the information stated overleaf www.tuev-nord-cert.de technology@tuev-nord.de . . . 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It can be transferred to third . parties only by the certification body. The right to use the approval mark shown overleaf is granted only for those products which are identical with the prototype that has passed the test, the statements in the test report and the supplementary agreements. Each product must be accompanied by the instructions which are necessary for its operation and installation. Each product must bear a distinct indication of the manufacturer or importer and a type designation so that the identity of the tested prototype with the series product brought on the market can be checked. The recipient of the TÜV NORD - Certificate shall currently supervise the manufacture of the products provided with the approval mark for compliance with the test specifications and particularly shall properly conduct the checks which are stated in the specifications or required by the test laboratory. In addition to the conditions stated above, all other provisions of the General Agreement are applicable to the TÜV NORD - Certificate. It will be valid as long as the rules of technology on which the test was based are valid, unless it is revoked before pursuant to the provisions of the General Agreement. The TÜV NORD - Certificate will become invalid and shall be returned to the certification body without delay when it has expired or revoked. ANLAGE ANNEX Anlage 1, Seite … von … Annex 1, page … of … zum Zertifikat Registrier-Nr. / to Certificate Registration No. 44 780 13095730 Hinweis: Remark: Der GC 344 Sensor ist eine ESPE, die eine berührungslose Absicherung der sekundären Schließkante (Scharnierbereich) durch Erkennung der Finger und Handwurzeln an kraftbetätigten Drehflügeltüren ermöglicht, bevor eine Gefährdung der Finger durch Einklemmen entsteht. Der Detektionsbereich hängt von der Sensoreinstellung und der Türhöhe ab, wie in der Montageanleitung beschrieben. Die sekundäre Schließkante ist im oberen Bereich bis normativ 1,9 m ab einer Montagehöhe (Sensorunterkante) von > 225 cm abgesichert. Im unteren Bereich existiert eine eingeschränkte Absicherung der sekundären Schließkante von 34 cm @ 2,1m Montagehöhe und 65 cm @3,5 m Montagehöhe Es ist eine Risikoanalyse durchzuführen, um zu prüfen, ob der Fingerschutzbereich an der sekundären Schließkante einen zusätzlichen mechanischen Schutz erfordert, wenn eine hohe Wahrscheinlichkeit des Erfassens von Fingern (z.B. Verwendung im Bereich von Kindergärten) vorliegt. The GC 344 sensor is an ESPE which provides contactless finger protection of the secondary closing edge (hinge area) by detecting fingers and hand roots on powered swing doors before fingers become trapped. The detection area depends on the sensor setting and the door height, as described in the installation instructions. The secondary closing edge is protected in the upper area up to … m from an installation height (lower edge of sensor) of > 225 cm. In the lower area, there is limited protection of the secondary closing edge of 34 cm @ … m mounting height and 65 cm @ … m mounting height A risk analysis must be carried out to check whether the finger protection area on the secondary closing edge requires additional mechanical protection if there is a high probability of fingers being caught (e.g. use in the area of kindergartens). Prüfkörper: Test body Türflügelschutz: Door wing protection: 700 mm x 300 mm x 200 mm (test body CA according to EN 16005 / DIN 18650) Essen, 2026-03-09 Zertifizierungsstelle der TÜV NORD CERT GmbH TÜV NORD CERT GmbH Am TÜV … 45307 Essen www.tuev-nord-cert.de technology@tuev-nord.de ANLAGE ANNEX Anlage 1, Seite … von … Annex 1, page … of … zum Zertifikat Registrier-Nr. / to Certificate Registration No. 44 780 13095730 Scharnierbereich: Hinge area Ø35 mm Hinge area(Abgesicherter Bereich = Unterkante Sensor – 0,35 m Unterer Bereich ab 34 cm @ 2,1m Montagehöhe / 65 cm @3,5 m Montagehöhe / Protected area = lower edge of sensor - … m) Lower range from 34 cm @ 2,1m mounting height/ 65 cm @3,5 m mounting height Max. Erfassungsbereich: Max. detection range: 2500 mm (bis/to 1,8 m Türbreite/Door width) 3000 mm (bis/to 1,6 m Türbreite/Door width) 3500 mm (bis/to 1,6 m Türbreite/Door width) Versorgungsspannung: Supply voltage: 24 V DC ± 20 % Temperaturbereich: Temperature range: -30°C - +60 °C Reaktionszeit: Response time: ≤ 50 ms bei Montagehöhe/Mounting height ≤ 2500 mm ≤ 80 ms bei Montagehöhe/Mounting height > 2500 mm Schutzart: Protection degree IP65 Essen, 2026-03-09 Zertifizierungsstelle der TÜV NORD CERT GmbH TÜV NORD CERT GmbH Am TÜV … 45307 Essen www.tuev-nord-cert.de technology@tuev-nord.de ANLAGE ANNEX Anlage 1, Seite … von … Annex 1, page … of … zum Zertifikat Registrier-Nr. / to Certificate Registration No. 44 780 13095730 Sicherheitskennwerte: Safety related data: GC 344 Einzelsensor / Single Sensor, IO-SC NPN/PNP EN ISO 13849-1 EN 61508 Kategorie / Category … HFT … MTTFD SFF 96,9 % DCavg Hoch/High (> 100 years, PFH = 2,29 -7 1/h) Mittel/Medium (94,5 %) PFH 6,23 -8 1/h Performance Level d SIL … GC 344 Einzelsensor / Single Sensor, IO-SSR EN ISO 13849-1 Hinweise zur sicheren Verwendung: Notes for safe use: … HFT … MTTFD SFF 96,9 % DCavg Hoch/High (> 100 years, PFH = 2,29 -7 1/h) Mittel/Medium (94,3 %) PFH 6,42 -8 1/h Performance Level d SIL … 1. Allen im Sicherheitsdatenblatt des Herstellers angegebenen Sicherheitshinweisen ist zum 1. Erreichen des angegebenen Sicherheits-Integritäts- und Performance Levels Folge zu leisten. 1. 1. All safety advices given in safety manual must be followed to achieve the specified safety integrity 1. and performance level. 1. 2. Für eine vollständige Beurteilung einer Sicherheitsfunktion müssen alle Anforderungen gemäß 1. EN ISO 13849-1 und EN 61508 auf die vollständige Sicherheitsfunktion, in der der Absicherungs1. sensor eingesetzt wird, angewendet werden. 1. For a complete functional safety assessment of a safety function, all requirements of EN ISO 13849-1 1. and EN 61508 have to be applied to the complete safety function in which the safety sensor is used. 1. 3. Die Gültigkeit der Bewertung ist ausschließlich für die im technischen Bericht 3541 1875 1. beschriebenen Hard- und Softwareversionen gegeben. 1. The validity of the assessment is only given for the hard- and software versions described in technical 1. report 3541 1875. Essen, 2026-03-09 Zertifizierungsstelle der TÜV NORD CERT GmbH TÜV NORD CERT GmbH EN 61508 Kategorie / Category Am TÜV … 45307 Essen www.tuev-nord-cert.de technology@tuev-nord.de

!Konformitätserklärung GC 344!

RFID ID card (EM / 125 kHz) * Product data sheet EN

IQ lock M * Product data sheet EN

Product data sheet IQ lock M * AREAS OF APPLICATION Single leaf emergency exit and panic doors Doors along escape and rescue routes Fire and smoke protection doors Mechanical panic lock for simple panic functions on single leaf doors AREAS OF APPLICATION Single leaf emergency exit and panic doors Doors along escape and rescue routes Fire and smoke protection doors GEZE GmbH Reinhold-Vöster-Straße 21–29 D-71229 Leonberg TEL +49 7152 203-0 2026-05-03T18:33:56Z WEB www.geze.de Mail info.de@geze.com Product data sheet | Page … of … IQ lock M * PRODUCT FEATURES Mechanical self-locking ensures automatic deadbolt projection every time the door is closed Panic function which opens (even locked) emergency exits in the direction of escape Divided cross latch prevents the bolt from locking even under side-load Small rear backset and small dimensions of the lock case Can be combined with electronic thumbturn cylinders TECHNICAL DATA Productname IQ lock M * DIN direction left / right Service temperature -10 - 50 °C Panic function / mechanical self-locking Yes Divided cross latch (3 mm gap between latch and bolt) Yes Current consumption N/A Resistant to forcing 10000 N VARIANTS / ORDER INFO Designation Description Distance Ident-No. lock Backset DIN direction IQ lock M * for tubular-framed doors with rectangular face plate 24 x 285 x … mm 161353 92 mm 40 mm left / right IQ lock M * for solid leaf doors with round face plate 20 x 235 x … mm 114651 78 mm 70 mm left / right IQ lock M * for solid leaf doors with round face plate 20 x 235 x … mm 110192 72 mm 55 mm left / right IQ lock M * for tubular-framed doors with rectangular face plate 24 x 270 x … mm 115016 92 mm 40 mm left / right IQ lock M * for tubular-framed doors with rectangular face plate 24 x 270 x … mm 114647 94 mm 35 mm left / right IQ lock M * for tubular-framed doors with rectangular face plate 24 x 270 x … mm 114649 94 mm 45 mm left / right IQ lock M * for tubular-framed doors with rectangular face plate 24 x 285 x … mm 161354 92 mm 45 mm left / right IQ lock M * for solid leaf doors with round face plate 20 x 235 x … mm 110193 72 mm 65 mm left / right IQ lock M * for tubular-framed doors with rectangular face plate 28 x 270 x … mm 162618 92 mm 35 mm left / right IQ lock M * for tubular-framed doors with rectangular face plate 24 x 270 x … mm 114648 94 mm 40 mm left / right IQ lock M * for tubular-framed doors with rectangular face plate 22 x 285 x … mm 157376 92 mm 45 mm left / right IQ lock M * for solid leaf doors with round face plate 24 x 235 x … mm 163833 72 mm 65 mm left / right IQ lock M * for tubular-framed doors with rectangular face plate 24 x 270 x … mm 103603 92 mm 35 mm left / right GEZE GmbH Reinhold-Vöster-Straße 21–29 D-71229 Leonberg TEL +49 7152 203-0 2026-05-03T18:33:56Z WEB www.geze.de Mail info.de@geze.com Product data sheet | Page … of … IQ lock M * Designation Description Distance Ident-No. lock Backset DIN direction IQ lock M * for tubular-framed doors with rectangular face plate 24 x 270 x … mm 110191 92 mm 45 mm left / right IQ lock M * for solid leaf doors with round face plate 20 x 235 x … mm 110194 72 mm 80 mm left / right IQ lock M * for tubular-framed doors with rectangular face plate 22 x 285 x … mm 157375 92 mm 35 mm left / right IQ lock M * for solid leaf doors with round face plate 20 x 235 x … mm 114653 78 mm 100 mm left / right IQ lock M * for solid leaf doors with round face plate 20 x 235 x … mm 114652 78 mm 80 mm left / right IQ lock M * for solid leaf doors with round face plate 24 x 235 x … mm 163832 72 mm 80 mm left / right IQ lock M * for tubular-framed doors with rectangular face plate 24 x 285 x … mm 161342 92 mm 35 mm left / right * The products designated above may vary in form, type, characteristics, function, or availability depending on the country. Please get in touch with your GEZE contact person if you have any questions. GEZE GmbH Reinhold-Vöster-Straße 21–29 D-71229 Leonberg TEL +49 7152 203-0 2026-05-03T18:33:56Z WEB www.geze.de Mail info.de@geze.com

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