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Special parameters for HIGH SPEED series
The BG30/HS series (High Speed) is a family of digital brushless high speed sliding motor units for sliding
gates weighing up to 800 kg, 1000 kg, 1500 kg or 1800 kg and dedicated exclusively to residential
applications.
High Speed technology makes it possible for the automation system to operate 100% faster than a
conventional system, and allows independent management of speed, acceleration, deceleration and the safety devices
used in the system.
Note: As the mechanics of the gate is unknown, to guarantee the maximum safety of the installation, we
recommended to use sensitive edges.
The additional parameters for enabling High Speed technology are indicated as follows.
Selecting automation system model
WARNING!
The automation system will no longer function effectively and it will not be possible to diagnose faults.
N.B.: in the event of a reset to restore the default parameters, this parameter must be set again manually.
BG30/1600 - IRREVERSIBLE motor for gate leaves up to 1600 kg.
BG30/2200 - IRREVERSIBLE motor for gate leaves up to 2200 kg.
BG30/1000/HS - High Speed IRREVERSIBLE motor for gate leaves up to 1000 kg.
BG30/1400/R - REVERSIBLE motor for gate leaves up to 1400 kg.
BG30/1800/HS - High Speed IRREVERSIBLE motor for gate leaves up to 1800 kg.
BG30/1500/HS - High Speed IRREVERSIBLE motor for gate leaves up to 1500 kg.
BG30/804/HS - High Speed IRREVERSIBLE motor for gate leaves up to 800 kg.
Setting deceleration during opening
Setting deceleration during closing
= the gate decelerates near the limit switch ...
Setting start acceleration during opening
Setting start acceleration during closing
= the gate accelerates rapidly at start of manoeuvre ...
manoeuvre.
Setting opening speed
N.B.:
Setting closure speed
N.B.:
= 6 m/min ...
N.B.: to set the constant speed deceleration space, see parameters
= maximum speed.
= the gate decelerates long before the limit switch.
= the gate accelerates slowly and progressively at start of
and on Chapter 13.
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