Marantec Dynamic 720 Owner's manual

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FULL SERVICE

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR GARAGE DOORS

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR SECTIONAL DOORS

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR SLIDING GATES

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR HINGED GATES

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR ROLLER SHUTTERS

PARK BARRIER

SYSTEMS

ELECTRONIC

CONTROL UNITS

PRODUCT SERVICE

ACCESSORIES

GBFNLI

Dynamic 720

Operator system for sliding gates for industrial use

Anriebssystem für Garagen

Installation and operating instructions

FULL-SERVICE

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR GARAGE DOORS

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR SECTIONAL DOORS

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR SLIDING GATES

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR HINGED GATES

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR ROLLER SHUTTERS

PARK BARRIER

SYSTEMS

ELECTRONIC

CONTROL UNITS

PRODUCT SERVICE

ACCESSORIES

GB

English / Page 2

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English / Page 3

A. Table of contents

A. Table of contents ......................................................................................3

B. Warranty...................................................................................................4

C. Meaning of symbols .................................................................................4

D. Important safety advice .......................................................................5 - 6

E Supply package ........................................................................................7

F. Installation.........................................................................................8 - 36

01. Preparation......................................................................................................8

02. Overview Dynamic 720 ..............................................................................8 - 9

03. Foundation plan ....................................................................................10 - 11

04. Preparation of the drill points for installation .................................................12

05. Preparation of the operator for installation....................................................13

06. Mounting the operator to the floor........................................................14 - 15

07. Adapting the support profile .................................................................16 - 23

7.1. Preparation.............................................................................................16

7.2. Lengthen the support profile...........................................................17 - 19

7.3. Shorten the support profile.............................................................20 - 23

08. Mount the support profile to the gate ...................................................24 - 28

09. Mount the of magnet reference point....................................................29 - 32

10. Mount the closing edge safety device (optional) ....................................33 - 35

11. Connection of control unit.....................................................................36 - 37

G. Emergency unlocking device............................................................38 - 39

12. Emergency unlocking device of the sliding gate

operator at power failure .......................................................................38 - 39

12.1. Unlock operator and gate.....................................................................38

12.2. Lock operator and gate ........................................................................39

H. Initial operation and maintenance...........................................................40

I. Technical details ..............................................................................41 - 42

J. List of illustrations ...........................................................................43 - 44

K. Legend of illustrations.............................................................................45

L. Manufacturer's declaration..............................................................46 - 47

M. Declaration of conformity................................................................48 - 49

English / Page 4

B. Warranty

C. Meaning of symbols

Caution! Danger of personal injuries!

Important safety advice which must always be observed

so as to avoid personal injuries!

Attention! Danger of material damage!

Important safety advice which must always be observed

so as to avoid material damages!

Functional check:

After the mounting and programming of most operating

elements, the control unit functions can be tested. In doing so,

problems can be immediately identified and the time spent

looking for errors is saved.

Advice / Tip

The warranty with respect to the functioning and safety is valid

only if:

- the installation is properly carried out according to the instructions.

- only the original Marantec accessories are used.

- no additional objects are attached to the gate or the operator.

- regular gate and operator maintenance is observed.

Advice!

Failure to comply with these installation and operating

instructions renders the warranty null and void.

English / Page 5

D. Important safety advice

GB

Caution!

Please only mount the operator to surfaces that are statically

stable.

Installation and initial operation of this operator may only be carried out by

qualified and specially trained personnel. These persons have been sufficiently

instructed or supervised by electricians and are therefore able to recognize the

special hazards involved when working with electricity. Moreover, they are

required to have the following qualifications:

- Knowledge of the relevant electro-technical regulations

- Training in the use and maintenance of the necessary safety equipment.

Caution!

Before cabling works the operator has to be disconnected

by all means from mains supply and a waiting time of 90 sec.

has to be kept.

Only after this time the operator is without voltage!

Caution!

Before installation of the operator:

• Switch off all devices which will not be needed after the

operator is installed.

• Ensure that the gate is in good mechanical condition and

opens and closes properly.

• Observe local safety regulations!

• Always lay mains and control cables separately!

Control voltage 24 V DC.

English / Page 6

D. Important safety advice

Caution!

Disregard of these warnings may result in personal injuries

and material damages.

Advice!

To avoid installation errors and damages to the gate and

operator, follow the mounting instructions of these installation

instructions exactly!

Please keep these installation instructions for further reference;

they contain important information regarding operational checks

and maintenance work.

Caution!

Before operating the control unit, ensure that no persons

or objects are located in the operation range of gate

since the gate moves for some settings.

- All firmly mounted impulse transmitter and control devices (e.g. radio code

button) must be mounted within sight of the gate, but at a safe distance

from the moving parts of the gate.

- All existing emergency command devices have to be tested before initial

operation.

- After initial operation, the gate system operating personnel or their proxies

must be familiarised with the use of the system!

- Following installation, ensure that gate parts do not protrude onto public

footpaths or streets.

English / Page 7

E. Supply package

GB

Fig. E: Supply package

 Operator unit with control unit

 Drill pattern

 Cover

 Magnet and magnet support

 Installation instructions

 Dowel set for foundation

mounting













English / Page 8

F. Mounting

1. Preparation

• Please check that the delivered operator package is complete.

(see as well E. Supply package).

2. Overview Dynamic 720

Fig. F.1: Overview Dynamic 720 - part 1

385

511

372

0-80

144

60

Advice:

Dimensions are always given in millimetres (mm)!

Top edge foundation

English / Page 9

F. Mounting

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Fig. F.2: Overview Dynamic 720 - part 2

a Frost-free depth

i Foundation

j Gate

5

=

>

Attention!

The distance of the foundation dowels to the edge has to be at

least 250 mm.

English / Page 10

F. Mounting

Attention!

Please check, whether the toothed rack can be screwed

to the gate at a height of 194 mm + (0-80 mm).

In case the toothed rack cannot be mounted in the required

height, you have to attach a suitable device to the gate.

3. Foundation plan

Advice / Tip

The operator can be mounted on the right or left side of the

gate, depending on opening direction. The pictures show the

supply package for left-hand mounting.

When you want to mount the gate to the right side, please carry

out mounting mirror image. The phases in the operator have to

be exchanged and the magnet has to be turned (see initial

operation and wiring diagram documentation Control 145 FU-S).

English / Page 11

F. Mounting

GB

Fig. F.3: Foundation plan

min. 250

a Frost-free depth

b Clear driveway

c Opening direction

d Mounting area toothed rack

e Beginning of clear driveway

f Projection of gate in closed

position

A Control cable

B Lead cable

C Empty conduit for control cable -

see point 4

D Empty conduit for lead cable -

see point 5

E Control elements or

safety elements

F Empty conduit for command

devices or safety elements

5





6





7

:

8

9





English / Page 12

F. Mounting

C Empty conduit for control

cable

D Empty conduit for lead cable

d Mounting area toothed rack

e Beginning of clear driveway

g Centre spur gear

h Drill holes (4x)

Fig. F.4: Drill pattern top view

4. Preparation of the drill points for mounting

50

min 10

50



8

9

;

<

Attention!

Observe the minimum

drill depth

(Fig. F.8)

• Hold the drill pattern against the

gate (compare Fig. F.4 + F.5).

• Thrill the holes for the dowels (ø 18)

through the drill pattern.

Fig. F.5: Align drill pattern

English / Page 13

F. Mounting

GB

5. Preparation of the operator for mounting

Fig. F.6: Unlock cover

Fig. F.7: Remove cover

• Unlock the cover with the key

(90˚ anticlockwise).

• Remove the cover.

English / Page 14

F. Mounting

6. Floor mounting of the operator

Fig. F.10: Put operator onto threaded rods

Fig. F.9: Cables through bottom plate

Fig. F.8: Dimensions heavy-duty dowel

min 60

min 80

ø 18

0-80

"



!

G Bottom plate

H Spacer ring

I Adjusting nut

J Coupling nut

• Insert the heavy-duty dowel into

the drilled holes.

• Tighten the dowels with nut (J)

until they are under tension.

• Insert the control cable and the lead

cable through the bottom plate of

the operator.

• Put the operator onto the

threaded rods.

GB

English / Page 15

F. Mounting

• Align the operator as follows:

• - The operator is parallel to the gate.

• - The outer edge of the spur gear

is in a distance of approx. 7 mm

to the screwing area of the

toothed rack (d).

• - The operator is aligned horizontally

(can be adjusted in height).

• Tighten the adjusting nuts (I) on the

threaded rods.

Fig. F.11: Distance gearwheel - gate

!

8

ca. 7 mm

English / Page 16

F. Mounting

7. Adapting the support profile

7.1 Preparation

Attention!

The drive pinion must grab into toothed rack in every

gate position.

• Check whether the drive pinion grabs into the toothed rack in every

gate position:

• - In case the support profile is shorter than the gate:

-> Go on mounting as described in point 7.2

'Lengthen the support profile'.

• - In case the support profile is longer than the gate:

-> Go on mounting as described in point 7.3

'Shorten the support profile'.

• - If the support profile corresponds to the length of the required gate

movement:

-> Go on mounting as described in point 8

'Mount the support profile to the gate'.

English / Page 17

F. Mounting

GB

7.2 Lengthen the support profile

Fig. F.12: Loosen the screws in the support profile

Fig. F.13: Toothed rack segment out of support profile

Fig. F.14: Lengthen the toothed rack segment

#

&

%

$

'

$

'

• Loosen the screws (K) on one end

of the support profile (L).

• Pull the clamping device (M),

the end position damper (N)

and the toothed rack segments (O)

out of the support profile.

• Lengthen the toothed rack by as

much toothed rack segments (O)

as necessary to get the required

length.

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F. Mounting

• Pull the assembled toothed rack

segments (O) completely into the

support profile (L).

Fig. F.15: Toothed rack segment in support profile

Fig. F.16: Screwing on of the support profile

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$

#

$

&

%

• Mount now the end position damper (N) and the clamping

device (M).

• Screw the clamping device (M) to the support profile (L).

English / Page 19

F. Mounting

GB

• Check whether the drive pinion grabs into the toothed rack in every

gate position:

• - In case the support profile is now longer than the gate:

-> Go on mounting as described in point 7.3

'Shorten the support profile'.

• - In case the support profile corresponds to the length of the required

gate movement:

-> Go on mounting as described in point 8

'Mount the support profile to the gate'.

Attention:

The toothed rack segments must be under slight tension

in the readily mounted toothed rack.

Otherwise it could lead to malfunctions and damages of the

toothed rack.

English / Page 20

F. Mounting

7.3 Shorten the support profile

Fig. F.18: Toothed rack segment out of support profile

Fig. F.17: Loosen the screws in the support profile

#

%

$

&

$

'

• Loosen the screws (K) on one end

of the support profile (L).

• Pull the clamping device (M),

the end position damper (N)

and the toothed rack segments (O)

out of the support profile (L).

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