Electrical Connection - Cardin Elettronica EL Serie Manual Del Usuario

MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENT OF THE HORIZONTAL
POSITION OF THE BOOM (fig.14)
Connect the power to the electronic programmer (page 11) and
then press the closing button so that the boom is stopped by the
closing travel limit microswitch.
To adjust the horizontal position of the boom you must not alter the
microswitch located under the plate (this microswitch intercepts
the geared reduction lever and stops it at the closed position giving
the maximum deceleration to the boom).
The intervention is to be carried out on the adjustable tie rod "Z"
after having loosened the nuts "J" (threaded to the left) and "K"
(threaded to the right). One clockwise turn of the component "Z"
(figure 14a) will lower the head of the boom.
One anticlockwise turn of the component "Z" (figure 14b) will
heighten the head of the boom. For booms fitted with a mobile or
fixed support pole you are advised to let all the weight rest on the
ground so that the articulated component "W" is free and can be
moved manually. Tighten the locknuts "J" and "K" making sure
that the upper articulated joint is aligned with the lower joint.
Attention!: Each time the horizontal position of the boom
is adjusted using the tie rod, the opening direction travel
limit microswitch must also be adjusted (see the follow-
ing chapter)
ADJUSTING THE OPENING DIRECTION TRAVEL LIMIT
MICROSWITCH FOR THE VERTICAL POSITION OF THE
BOOM (fig.15)
After adjusting the horizontal position of the boom proceed as
follows:
1) Loosen the setting screw "X" by four or five turns so that it
anticipates the intervention of the microswitch "A1".
2) Lower the rubber buffer "Y" by three or four turns after having
released it from the nut locking it to the plate.
3) Carry out a trial manoeuvre to see if the boom comes to rest
vertically or as near as possible to the vertical position.
At this point you will have to check the mechanical components
inside the barrier.
The tie rod (fig. 16) is connected to the lever of the geared reduc-
tion motor by means of the Ø12 mm pin "B1" which is welded
to the lever.
The distance between the pin "B1" and the tie rod "C1" is vital
for the correct functioning of the barrier. The minimum setting is
from 10-15 mm.
In fact the pin "B1" must never intervene during normal operation.
It is security device designed to protect the barrier from incorrect
manual manoeuvres. If the mechanical stop a point "B1" crashes
against the tie rod damage will be caused to the barrier.
4) Adjust the setting screw "X" (fig.15) and carry out the
controls described in point 3 until you have found its final
position. Fasten down using the relative lock nut.
5) Adjust the position of the rubber buffer "Y" so that the
boom command lever "D1" doesn't crush it by more than
1-2 mm.
SAFETY SCREW WITH PRE-SET BREAKING POINT
(fig.17)
The mechanical components in movement are protected from
damage by a safety screw "F1"
is the link between the boom holder and the internal leverage
mechanisms. If the boom is moved forcefully either by mistake or
by acts of vandalism the safety screw will break and will disengage
the geared motor from the boom thus protecting the system. If this
situation occurs you will only have to replace the screw to reset
the system to its normal operating mode.
Replacement:
- remove the broken safety screw by unclipping the seeger;
- make sure the holes of the two joints are correctly lined up and
insert the new safety screw by tapping on it using a mallet
- lock the safety screw into its seat using the seeger.
MANUAL MANOEUVRE (fig.19)
Releasing the gate should only be carried out when the motor
has stopped because of blackouts. Open the front panel "F" to
access the release mechanism and use the special key supplied
with the appliance. Opening the access door will block the barrier
, fig.17, page 10
. This screw
and disactivate all the functions. You are always advised however
to shut off the power at the mains before accessing internal com-
ponents. Release the emergency handle "G" (depending on the
model) located inside the door and insert the hexagonal end into
the opening on the motor.
Rotate the handle:
- clockwise to open;
- anticlockwise to close.
BALANCING THE BOOM (fig.13)
To balance the boom proceed as follows:
1) Loosen and remove screw "L1" fig.17 so that the boom is dis-
connected from the transmission system and can be rotated
freely;
2) Move the boom to an angle of about 45;
3) Observe what happens in this position:
- if it retains its equilibrium the boom is correctly balanced
- if the boom falls you will have to tighten the spring/springs at
position "M1" fig 13.
- if the boom rises you will have to loosen the spring/springs at
position "M1" fig 13. If you arrive at the maximum extended
position it will not be possible to balance the boom (there is
however no problem for the mechanical components as this
position is gives minimum force).
ADJUSTING THE DECELERATION ON THE EL312V/
EL313V (fig.18)
Before adjusting the deceleration make sure you have balanced the
boom horizontally and adjusted the drag of the counter weights.
Control the distance between the two plates "P1" and "P2" which
has to be exactly 18 mm. If the distance is not exactly 18 mm
regulate it using the nuts "N1" and "N2". The nut "N1" is a lock nut
and "N2" is the setting nut. Rotating this nut clockwise will reduce
the distance between "P1" and "P2". Rotating this nut anticlock-
wise will increase the distance between "P1" and "P2". Once you
have finished close the lock nut "N1" and carry out several trial
manoeuvres to see if the distance remains constant.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION (fig.20)
Before connecting the appliance make sure that the voltage rated
on the data plate conforms to that of the mains supply.
WARNING! An one pole trip switch with a least 3mm
between the contacts must be installed between the unit
and the mains supply.
• Connect the command and safety device wires.
• Fasten the power cable to the programmer that both the power
wires and the sheath are well blocked by the supplied cable
clamp.
• Do not use cables with aluminium conductors; do not solder the
ends of cables which are to be inserted into the binding posts;
use cables which are marked T min 85°C and are resistant to
atmospheric agents.
• The terminal wires must be positioned in such a way that both
the wire and the insulating sheath are tightly fastened. You may
use a cable jubilee clip or similar.
To carry out the electronic settings consult the instruction manual
for the electronic programmer EL302E supplied along with this
manual. Keep this manual along with the access door key in a
safe place available to the installer.
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