i20 Three-Phase Control Panel

• The open and close position can only be set via the panel if there are digital limits/encoder connected. If not, mechanical limits must be wired into the control panel and be adjusted properly at the motor.

• Red LEDs next to the inputs indicate if that input is active. For example, if the LED next to the photocell input is lit, it indicates a fault with the photocell which is stopping the door from closing.
• Ensure the dipswitch is set correctly for the type of limit switch you’re using.
• If fitted, check the photocell is clean, aligned properly and that the cables are undamaged. If not fitted, check the terminals are linked.
• If fitted, check the safety edge is in working order and the cable isn’t damaged. If not fitted, check the terminals are linked with an 8K2 resistor.
• If fitted, check that the emergency stop button hasn’t been pressed and check the cable to the emergency stop button is undamaged. If not fitted, check the terminals are linked.
• If using mechanical limits, link out all 3 limit switch terminals and set the dip-switches for mechanical limits and deadman close. If this works, check the limit switch wiring and adjust the limits at the motor if necessary.
• If the control panel is clicking when a remote or button is pressed, check the motor wiring and condition.

• Red LEDs next to the inputs indicate if that input is active. For example, if the LED next to the stop button is lit, it indicates a fault with the stop button which is stopping the door from moving.
• Ensure the dipswitch is set correctly for the type of limit switch you’re using.
• If fitted, check that the emergency stop button hasn’t been pressed and check the cable to the emergency stop button is undamaged. If not fitted, check the terminals are linked.
• If using mechanical limits, link out all 3 limit switch terminals and set the dip-switches for mechanical limits and deadman open. If this works, check the limit switch wiring and adjust the limits at the motor if necessary.
• If the control panel is clicking when a remote or button is pressed, check the motor wiring and condition.

• The STICK receiver uses one channel as a START input operating sequentially (open – stop – close – stop, etc) and assumes appropriate safety is fitted.
• If you want to use the remotes in a different configuration or with the panel in deadman, please order the VERSUS-PROG or contact us before ordering so we can pre-program the control panel inputs. You will also need deadman transmitters.

See page 16 of the manual for more fault indicators.

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