PPA Tore Brushless Owner's manual

Type
Owner's manual
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WARNING:
Do not use this device
without read the manual
instructions.
OPERATOR FOR SLIDING
SOCIAL DOOR
TORE
Technical Manual
P09875 - 05/2022
Rev. 0
Made by: Motoppar Indústria e Comércio de Automatizadores Ltda
Av. Dr. Labieno da Costa Machado, 3526 - Distrito Industrial - Garça - SP - CEP 17406-200 - Brasil
CNPJ: 52.605.821/0001-55
www.ppa.com.br | +55 14 3407 1000
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Recommendation:
For the installation of the equipment, it is important that the installer
PPA specialist follow all instructions mentioned in this MANUAL
TECHNICAL and USER MANUAL.
With the USER MANUAL, the installer must present all the information,
uses and safety items of the equipment to the user.
Before using the TORE SOCIAL DOOR AUTOMATER, read and
strictly follow all instructions contained in this manual.
- Before installing the automate, make sure that the network local
electrical power complies with that required on the equipment
identification label. Connect the power cord, only to sockets
connected to the grounding network;
- Do not turn on the mains until installation / maintenance is completed
completed. Always make the electrical connections of the command
center with the electrical network turned off;
- After installation, make sure that the door parts do not fall apart
extend along the roads and the public footpath;
- Under no circumstances eliminate the grounding plug of the food.
Do not use adapters that eliminate this Ground connection. It is
mandatory to use the Ground pin.
INDEX
Important safety instructions ................................................................................................3
Tools requeired for installation .............................................................................................. 4
Electrical installation ............................................................................................................. 4
Power cord with grounding plug ..........................................................................................5
Technical characteristics ......................................................................................................6
Installation and fixation of the operator ................................................................................6
Procedure before installation ................................................................................................7
Sizing of the door leaves ......................................................................................................8
Drilling glass ....................................................................................................................... 10
Installation of the lock ......................................................................................................... 10
Rail installation ....................................................................................................................11
Glass installation ...............................................................................................................12
Flange and pulley assembly on the frame .........................................................................14
Stop ....................................................................................................................................14
Radar .................................................................................................................................. 15
Photocell ............................................................................................................................. 18
Connection diagram on the control board .........................................................................19
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TOOLS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION
Below are some tools needed to install the operator:
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
To start the operator installation, a connection to the 127V or
220V mains through a symbolized power point, from a socket,
based on the official standard for sockets, (norm NBR 14136),
a standard provided with an ground conductor.
POWER CORD WITH GROUNDING PLUG
For the installation of the operator, it is provided
with a 3-pin plug. The middle pin is connected to
the metal part of the operator, which connected
to the socket is in direct contact with the network
ground wire, increasing user safety.
IMPORTANT
The equipment must be powered via a residual differential current (DR)
device with a rated residual operating current exceeding 30 mA.
PENCIL
SCREWDRIVER
SAW ARCH
FRAME
UNIVERSAL
PLIERS
ALLEN WRENCH
3, 4 AND 6mm
HAMMER
PHILIPS KEY
Ground connexion
Ground connexion
CUTTING
PLIERS
10mm CANNON
WRENCH
DRILLING MACHINE
STAR KEY
NOZZLE
PLIERS
10,13,22 and 28mm
MOUTH KEY
COMMON LEVEL
STAIRS
RATCHET WRENCH
LASER
LEVEL
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INSTALLATION AND FIXATION OF THE OPERATOR
Before installing the operator, check if the structure is aligned and in
good condition for a better functioning of the automation. Also check if
the electrical network is specific for the automation.
PARAMETER AND TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
OPERATOR TYPE SLIDING SLIDING SLIDING
RATED VOLTAGE 220 V 220 V 127 V
NOMINAL FREQUENCY 60 Hz 50 Hz 60 Hz
RATED POWER 70 W 70 W 80 W
ENGINE ROTATION 2610 rpm 2610 rpm 2610 rpm
NOMINAL CHAIN 0,7 A 0,7 A 1,4 A
REDUCTION 2:20 2:20 2:20
LINEAR SPEED 30 m/min 30 m/min 30 m/min
MANEUVERS 180 cycles/h 180 cycles/h 180 cycles/h
DEGREE OF PROTECTION IPX 0 IPX 0 IPX 0
MAXIMUM LOAD 1 leaf of 90 kg or
2 leaf of 150 kg
(75 kg each)
1 leaf of 90 kg or
2 leaf of 150 kg
(75 kg each)
1 leaf of 90 kg or
2 leaf of 150 kg
(75 kg each)
TEMPERATURE RANGE
-5°C
+50 °C
-5°C
+50 °C
-5°C
+50 °C
ISOLATION TYPE Class B, 130°C Class B, 130°C Class B, 130°C
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS PROCEDURE BEFORE INSTALLATION
Identify at the place of installation, what is your case for the installation of the Tore
operator in one of the steps below:
1 Step: The height of the Tore set will occupy the space corresponding to 150
mm in height at the fixing location (figure 1). It can only be implemented if the site
is in good condition and the wall is not warped, otherwise provide the necessary
repairs.
2 Step: The Tore operator will be installed in a gap (directly on the ceiling): If it is
directly on the ceiling (span), it will not need a structure (figure 2).
3 Step: Installing the Tore operator in a corridor span: in the installation inside the
span, it is necessary that the structure support the weight of the operator and also
the glass, in case it realizes that it will not support ask to reinforce the structure.
RIGHT FOOT
105
142
WALL
PICTURE 1
RIGHT FOOT
105
142
SLAB
PICTURE 2
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SIZING OF THE DOOR LEAVES
For the dimensioning of the door leaves, we must take into account the following
aspects:
a) How to calculate leaf size:
Measure the span width, divide this value by the number of leaves you want, the
result will be the width size of each leaf. Moving leaves will be 50 mm wider in
width than fixed leaves.
b) How to calculate the weight of the doors:
To calculate the weight of the leaves, proceed as follows:
Find the square area of the leaf, multiplying height x width and the result multiply
by 25 Kg which is the weight of the m² of the 10 mm² glass. Then you will have
the weight of the leaf, multiply it by 2 and you will have the total weight of the two
leaves.
c) The height of the movable leaf is the height of the right foot plus 45 mm, where
the glass will be inside the rail. Ask to drill the hole according to the template.
FIXES LEAF
Leaf height (h)
Leaf width (L)
MOVING LEAF
MOVING LEAF
PASSAGE
MOVING LEAF
SPAN WIDTH = 4 m
FIXES LEAF
FIXES LEAF
RIGHT FOOT
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DRILLING GLASS
All measurements below are in millimeters.
INSTALLATION OF THE LOCK
When there is a need for a lock on the door, which is not automatic, the finishing
profile must be cut to fit and/or perforate it (depending on the type of lock).
We recommend as an automatic lock in cases of access control, the Electromagnetic
Lock (optional) sold separately.
Note: To purchase Bona Electromagnetic Lock, consult your PPA Distributor or
Dealer.
When the door is not electronically closed, provide glass cut and
holes for manual locks.
RAIL INSTALLATION
Note: Before fixing the rail, it is advisable to remove the central motor and the belt,
leaving only the fixing screws for them. Leave the pulleys on the rail because if it is
installed inside the span, you will not be able to place them later.
The location where the rail will be installed must follow the tips at the beginning
of the Technical Manual (Procedures before installation). Follow the steps below:
1 Step: Drilling the rail: Drill a hole in the middle of the rail, then drill holes at the
ends 150 mm inward and then divide into equal parts according to weight. Before
drilling the rail, check where the fixing will be (wall or inside the span) in order to
drill holes in the rail.
Note: use screws according to the weight of the operator.
2 Step: To fix the rail to the wall, measure the mobile leaf minus 45mm and fix the
rail.
3 Step: Make marks on the wall to indicate the height of the base of the rail;
4 Step: Place the rail level to these indications and mark the rail holes on the wall.
5 Step: After marking the location of the holes, drill the hole according to the
bushing to be used. If fixing in aluminum, wood or iron, use a suitable screw.
6 Step: Place the bushings in the holes if it's masonry.
Note: we recommend using fixing screws according to the weight of the leafs and
the type of beam to which the automation rail will be fixed.
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7 Step: Return the rail to the wall and just place the screws to support it (7°Step
will only be done if it is fixed in masonry).
8 Step: Place the rail well leveled and tighten the screws to secure it permanently.
Note: We suggest that the leveling be done with laser level.
GLASS INSTALLATION
10 Step: Fit M6 nuts in the housing of the right/left flange
for fixing the movable glass.
Note: For all parts that are fixed to the flange,
M6 x 10mm screws with 6mm flat washer must
be used, otherwise there is a risk of breaking the
glass.
11 Step: Mount the flanges and pulleys on the
movable glass.
Fit part 1 in the hole of the movable glass, one on each side, then place part 2
in the hole of part 1 and tighten with part 9. Fit parts 3 and 4 in the holes of the
movable glass, fit part 2 in the hole in part 3, place part 5 on the opposite side of
parts 3 and 4 by fitting the holes in part 4. Note that the holes that fit in part 4 are
at the bottom of part 5.
Tighten parts 4 and 5 with parts 6, 7, and 8 and tighten parts 2 and 5 with part 9.
See the example in figure 10 and the parts table.
12 Step: Fit the movable sheet (with the pulleys) onto the rail. Fit the nylon guide to
the movable glass, leaving it aligned with the fixed glass. Erect the movable glass
and fix the nylon guide by screwing it to the ground.
13 Step: Glue the PS glass stop rubber to the sides, along its entire length, where
the movable sheets meet.
Note: To glue the rubber profile, it is necessary to clean it with alcohol, thinner or
clean water in the place indicated for gluing.
14 Step: Place one sheet against the other and check for misalignment. Make
the adjustment by moving the eccentric shaft of the pulleys until the sheets are
aligned. For this, use a 6mm allen wrench and a 22mm open-end wrench.
After alignment, tighten the nuts definitively.
Note: Perform this procedure on both leaves.
Attach nylon guides to the ground.
PS turn stop
rubber
6mm allen wrench
22mm spanner
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Open stop
FLANGE AND PULLEY ASSEMBLY ON THE FRAME
1 Step: To mount the cart on the frame profile, insert the cart already assembled
into the frame as shown below in the illustration of this assembly process.
Note: The construction of the frame profile must be resistant, and the upper
crossbar must be reinforced and an iron or aluminum profile must be placed
inside, on which the trolley support will be fixed to fix the door.
STOP
To mark the operator's limit switch, the stop's must be adjusted on the rail, fixing
them with screw. This will be necessary to limit the course of the door and prevent
equipment damage. For movable two-leaf doors should there will be two opening
stop’s. For single-leaf doors only one opening stop will be needed.
Open the door as far as possible, observe the point where it must stop, place one
of the stop's to mark the limit switch opening at that point.
Note: At closing there will be no stop. The closure will be cushioned by the stop
rubbers.
RADAR
Radar is a sensor that triggers the automatic door when an object approaches its
detection radius.
Technical specifications
- Power supply voltage: 12 to 24 VDC
- Frequency emitted: 24,125 GHz
- Maximum installation height: approximately 3.5 m
- Adjustment angles: O to 90 ° vertical and - 45 to 45 ° horizontal
- Detection area: - wide - narrow
knowing the board:
Installation mode
1. Fix the radar in the desired place and connect the power cable (red is positive,
brown is negative and yellow and orange are the contacts of the relay).
2. Adjust the antenna angulation.
Antenna angulation defines the focus of the sensor, whether it will be closer or
further away from the automatic door. See the figures on the side for more details.
3. Adjust the sensitivity through the trimpot P1 (Figure b)
- Counterclockwise: decreases sensitivity
- Clockwise: increases sensitivity
Note: The trimpot adjusts the sensitivity and consequently the detection area.
Both are directly proportional, so a higher sensitivity means a larger coverage
(detection area).
Trimpot P1
Sensibility
Adjument
Conguration
Dip switch
Detection
antenna
Detection antenna
connector
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Dip switch Configuration
Key 1 sets the state of the relay: ON = NC (normally closed) and OFF = NO
(normally open).
Key 2 sets the pulse retention time: ON = 2 seconds and OFF = 0.5 seconds.
Key 3 sets the immunity mode: ON = high immunity and OFF = normal immunity.
The "Selection" function (key 4 of the DIP Switch) configures the detection in
unidirectional mode, that is, the detection of movements occurs only in the
direction of approximation.
NOTE: This function helps to inhibit the false shots caused by natural movements
of some parts of the automatic door itself, such as the belt, the rail, etc.
ON = function enabled
OFF = disabled function
Application Example: When passing through the door, only the first sensor,
be it the internai radar or the externai radar, will detect the movement. As the
second sensor will not activate, the automatic door may Glose at the exact time of
scheduled automatic closing, aiding in the optimization of air conditioning and in
the consumption of the system.
NOTE:
Set up with high immunity in environments where rain or other light movement may
occur in front of the sensor to prevent false shots. This setting makes the sensor
"slower".
Connection diagram in Command Board – Radar
Fixing the radar to the cover
1. Radar must be fixed in the middle of the passageway.
2. Pass the wire through the larger hole, from the outside to the inside, and secure
with a fastener and clamp that comes with the kit.
3. Determine the location for fixing the external radar, making the fixing holes and
passing the wire.
EXTERNAL
RADAR
INTERNAL
RADAR
Gray cable
Internal connector (polarized)
Drilling template
Radar
Red = 15V
Brown = GND
Oranje = GND Oranje
Yellow = Radar Yellow
Brown
Red
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PHOTOCELL
Fixing and connecting the photocell
1. Pass cable 1 of 4-way going from the TX to the board, passing through the rail
and fixed with clamps.
2. Pass cable 1 of 4-way going from RX to the board, passing through the rail and
fixed with clamps.
The command for activating the photocell must be made from an NC (Normally
Closed) contact, that is, for the board to receive a photocell command, the
connection between FOTO and GND of the CN6 connector must be opened.
Precautions
Fix the photocell at the desired height and align for proper functioning.
GLASS DOOR (PHOTOCELL ATTACHED TO THE WALL)
CONNECTION DIAGRAM ON THE CONTROL
BOARD
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