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Marantec Control 70, Control 701, Control 702, Control 703 Owner's manual

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Control 701, 702, 703
Wiring Scheme Manual and
Instructions for Initial Operation
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Control 701, 702, 70
Overview Control 701, 702, 70
A OPEN, CLOSE inversion relay
B Programming button
C OPEN test button
D OPEN power limit
E OPEN end of travel LED
F CLOSE end of travel LED
G Indicator
H Remote control LED
I Control voltage LED
J Malfunction LED
K CLOSE power limit
L CLOSE test button
M Control board plug connection
N Magnetic brake fuse F1, 0.63 A max.
O Connecting terminal X2e for photocell 24 V
P Plug socket for electronic aerial
Q Control 300 plug connection X2g
R Plug connection X2f
S Switches S19, S20
T Connecting terminal X2d OPEN and CLOSE closing edge
U Connecting terminal X2c OPEN, CLOSE, STOP buttons
V Connecting terminal X2a limit switches S11, S13
W RPM sensor connecting terminal X2b
(Dynamic operators only)
X Connecting terminal X2 flashing light
Y Connecting terminal X2 motor connection
Z Mains fuses F2-F4, 6.3 A max.
A1 Main switch
B1 Connecting terminal X2 mains voltage
C1 Phase-changer plug
D1 Power limit programming switch
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F2-F4 Fuse 6.3A max.
F1 Fuse 0.63A max.
H20 Revolving beacon / flashing light
K3 Relay f. revoling beacon / flashing light
K11 “OPEN“ inversion relay
K21 “CLOSE“ inversion relay
KL Photocell *
M1 Motor with thermal overload protection
S Main switch
S0 “STOP“ button *
S1 “IMPULSE“ button *
S2 “OPEN“ button *
S4 “CLOSE“ button *
S10 “Emergency hand chain“ limit switch
S11 “OPEN“ limit switch
S13 “CLOSE“ limit switch
S14 “CLOSE“ limit switch 50 mm
S19 Programming switch
S20 Photocell programming switch
SKS1 “CLOSE“ closing edge (site-fitted)
SKS2 “OPEN“ closing edge (site-fitted) *
T1 Transformer with thermal overload protection
V3 “Magnetic brake“ rectifier
V3a “Control unit“ rectifier
V4 RPM sensor *
X1 Phase-changer plug
X1a Phase-changer plug (if fitted)
X2 Mains/motor terminal block
X2a Limit switch terminal block
X2b RPM sensor terminal block
X2c “OPEN/STOP/CLOSE“ buttons terminal block
X2d Closing edge safety device terminal block
X2e Photocell terminal block
X2f Potential-free limit switch contact terminal block
X3 Operator connecting terminal
X4 “Electronic aerial“ plug socket
* if installed
Factory-bridged terminals, programming switch
Description Terminal block Bridged Programming
terminals switch
“STOP“ button X2 12 - 13
Photocell KL - S20
Automatic timer X2f - S19
Traffic light controls X2f - S19
Caution: low voltage!
External voltage at the terminals
will completely destroy the
electronics.
Attention: observe local safety
regulations!
Lay mains cable and control cable
separately!
Control voltage 24V DC
Wiring diagram Control 701
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On connecting, remove bridge or ensure programming button a OFF.
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DW “CLOSE“ airswitch contact
F2-F4 Fuse 6.3A max.
F1 Fuse 0.63A max.
H20 Revolving beacon / flashing light
K3 Relay f. revolving beacon / flashing light
K11 “OPEN“ inversion relay
K21 “CLOSE“ inversion relay
KL Photocell *
M1 Motor with thermal overload protection
S Main switch
S0 “STOP“ button *
S1 “IMPULSE“ button *
S2 “OPEN“ button *
S4 “CLOSE“ button *
S10 Emergency hand chain“ limit switch
S11 “OPEN“ limit switch
S13 “CLOSE“ limit switch
S14 “CLOSE“ limit switch 50 mm
S19 Programming switch
S20 Photocell programming switch
T1 Transformer with thermal overload protection
V3 Magnetic brake“ rectifier
V3a “Control unit“ rectifier
V4 RPM sensor (if fitted)
X1 Phase-changer plug
X1a Phase-changer plug (if fitted)
X2 Mains/motor terminal block
X2a Limit switch terminal block
X2b RPM sensor terminal block
X2c “OPEN/STOP/CLOSE“ buttons terminal block
X2d Closing edge safety device terminal block
X2e Photocell terminal block
X2f Potential-free limit switch contact terminal block
X3 Operator connecting terminal
X4 “Electronic aerial“ plug socket
* if installed
Caution: low voltage!
External voltage at the terminals
will completely destroy the
electronics.
Attention: observe local safety
regulations!
Lay mains cable and control cable
separately!
Control voltage 24V DC
Wiring diagram Control 702
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2b
On connecting, remove bridge or ensure programming button a OFF.
Factory-bridged terminals, programming switch
Description Terminal block Bridged Programming
terminals switch
“STOP“ button X2 12 - 13
Photocell KL - S20
Automatic timer X2f - S19
Traffic light controls X2f - S19
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F2-F4 Fuse 6.3A max.
F1 Fuse 0.63A max.
H20 Revolving beacon / flashing light
K3 Relay f. revolving beacon / flashing light
K11 “OPEN“ inversion relay
K21 “CLOSE“ inversion relay
KL Photocell *
M1 Motor with thermal overload protection
S Main switch
S0 “STOP“ button *
S1 “IMPULSE“ button *
S2 “OPEN“ button *
S4 “CLOSE“ button *
S5 Wicket door contact
S6a,S6b Limit switch cable slack device or cable safety
device *
S10 “Emergency hand chain“ limit switch
S11 “OPEN“ limit switch
S13 “CLOSE“ limit switch
S14 “CLOSE“ limit switch 50 mm
S19 Programming switch
S20 Photocell programming switch
T1 Transformer with thermal overload protection
V3 “Magnetic brake“ rectifier
V3a “Control unit“ rectifier
V4 RPM sensor *
V5 Transmitter optosensor “grey“
V6 Receiver optosensor “black“
X1 Phase-changer plug
X1a Phase-changer plug (if fitted)
X2 Mains/motor terminal block
X2a Limit switch terminal block
X2b RPM sensor terminal block
X2c “OPEN/STOP/CLOSE“ buttons terminal block
X2d Closing edge safety device terminal block
X2e Photocell terminal block
X2f Potential-free limit switch contact terminal block
X3 Operator connecting terminal
X4 “Electronic aerial“ plug socket
X7c Plug connecting terminal for coiled cable,
optosensor
X7d Cable slack device plug socket
(with Dynamic 201 bridged)
X7e Plug socket for receiver optosensor
X7f Plug socket for transmitter optosensor
X7g Plug socket for wicket door contact
X7h Static current circuit terminal block
X7i Plug socket for wicket door contact *
* if installed
Caution: low voltage!
External voltage at the terminals
will completely destroy the
electronics.
Attention: observe local safety
regulations!
Lay mains cable and control cable
separately!
Control voltage 24V DC
Wiring diagram Control 703
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2c
On connecting, remove bridge or ensure programming button a OFF.
Factory-bridged terminals, programming switch
Description Terminal block Bridged Programming
terminals switch
“STOP“ button X2 12 - 13
Photocell KL - S20
Automatic timer X2f - S19
Traffic light controls X2f - S19
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Hand transmitter:
A Flashing battery control
B Operation button
C Battery compartment cover
D Battery 12V A 23
To change and insert the battery, open the cover.
When changing the battery, be sure to pole correctly.
Batteries are not covered by the warranty.
Important:
Only operate the hand transmitter when certain that neither
persons nor objects are located within the door's area of travel.
Keep hand transmitters well out of the reach of children!
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Plug electronic aerial into the control unit (socket ST2) as shown in fig. 1, point "P".
The range may vary with different digital security codings.
A Electronic aerial box IP 65
B Aerial
C Connecting lead with plug
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Electronic aerial IP 65
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Adjustment and coding
Putting into operation
Switch the unit on. LED lights up.
By pressing the test buttons , the door can be brought into the desired position by press-and-hold.
The power limit can now be set in accordance with fig. 5c.
Programme the remote control in accordance with fig. 5d.
Programme press-and-release in accordance with fig. 5e.
Function display
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Programming button
Power setting “open"
Power setting "close"
Test button "open"
Test button "close"
Final "open" position
Final "close" position
Remote control
Operate / program
Fault message
Setting the power limits
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Press the button to set the power limit "open", and press the button to set the power limit "close".
The set value will be displayed.
By repeatedly pressing the appropriate button, the power limit can be set in stages from 0 (most sensitive value)
to 19 (pre-set value = 9).
Attention: To protect persons as well as the mechanical parts of the door and operator, set the power limit as
sensitively as possible - on no account exeed 150 N (approx. 15 kg.)
(Programming switch D1 as per fig. 1 in position "ON" with power limit for Dynamic operatoers).
(Programming switch D1 as per fig. 1 in position "OFF" without power limit. Terminals 74, 75 (X2b) must be
connected with a wire jumper.)
"OPEN" direction "CLOSE" direction
The power limits are now set.
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Press button "P" for 2 seconds
"F" is displayed
LED lights up
LED flashes
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Coding the receiver (only with electronic aerial)
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Operate the hand transmitter
Display "-"
Receiver coding is stored
(only with electronic aerial)
Multi-channel hand transmitter:
Press any button.
Press button "P" only with autom. timed return
Press button "P"
LED lights up
Programming is completed.
Press button whilst switching on the unit.
Select via button and store the selected setting by
pressing button „P“.
Programming press-and-release
(Pre-programmed at the factory for
sequential phase control Indicator 2,
only alter if necessary)
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Programming the light relay K6
(Pre-set at the factory for 3-minute light
phase, only alter if necessary).
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2 “OPEN“/“CLOSE“ by press-and-hold
3 “OPEN“ by press-and-release/“CLOSE“ by press-and-hold
4 “OPEN“ by press-and-hold/“CLOSE“ by press-and-release
5 “IMPULSE“/“STOP“/“IMPULSE“ in opposite direction
6 “OPEN“/“CLOSE“ by press-and-release and Control 300
7 “OPEN“/“CLOSE“ by press-and-release and automatic timer
8 “OPEN“/“CLOSE“ by press-and-release and automatic
timer after driving past the site-fitted photocell
9 “OPEN“/“CLOSE“ by press-and-release and automatic
timer 2 sec. warning phase before door opens/closes
Indicator 7 to 9:
Setting the “open phase“ or “warning phase“ in accordance
with fig. 5h.
Connecting the red traffic light H20 to terminal 8 and N
(X2 in accordance with figs. 2a, 2b and 2c).
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Function messages Malfunction/fault messages
Indicator Function Indicator Malfunction/fault (LED flashes)
0 “STOP“ button 5 After actuation of closing edge safety device
2 “OPEN“ impulse (button/remote control) 9 Revolution sensor immobilised
4 “CLOSE“ impulse (button/remote control) 10 Power limit
6 Through-traffic photocell 11 Excess travel stop
13 Closing edge safety device without function *
14 Limit switch - fault
Indicator for operating mode 2 to 6
Indicator for operating mode 7, 8, 9
Press button whilst switching on the unit.
Select via button and store the selected setting by
pressing button „P“.
Connect on-site lighting, flashing light or revolving beacon in
accordance with the wiring diagram.
Indicator for operating
* only for Control 703
1 3-minute light phase
2 Flashing impulse
3 Door in operation
2 Flashing light
3 Revolving beacon
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Setting the automatic timed return
(only with operation types 7 and 8 in accordance with fig. 9j)
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Press button "P" for 2 seconds
"F" is displayed
LED lights up
LED flashes
Press button "P" again until "A" appears
in the display.
Prewarning time
Press button or button - selected setting is displayed.
By repeatedly pressing the appropriate button, the "open time" and the "prewarning time" can be set in stages
from 0 to 15. (pre-set value = 1).
Press button "P"
The gate closing time is stored!
LED or lights up.
"A" is displayed
Open time
Display Open time Prewarning time
0 5 sec. 2 sec.
1 10 sec. 4 sec.
2 15 sec. 6 sec.
3 20 sec. 8 sec.
4 25 sec. 10 sec.
5 30 sec. 12 sec.
6 35 sec. 14 sec.
7 40 sec. 16 sec.
8 50 sec. 18 sec.
9 60 sec. 20 sec.
10 80 sec. 22 sec.
11 100 sec. 24 sec.
12 120 sec. 26 sec.
13 150 sec. 28 sec.
14 180 sec. 30 sec.
15 225 sec. 32 sec.
Programming is completed.
Fault Cause Remedy
Voltage indicator: No voltage. Check mains supply.
green LED doesn’t Check F1 mains fuse.
light up
Drive unit is disengaged. Re-engage drive unit.
Thermal overload protection has been activated. Allow motor to cool down.
Malfunction indicator: Automatic cut-out set too sensitively. Adjust automatic cut-out to be less sensitive as
red LED flashes Door operation too sluggish. Door blocks. shown in fig. 5c, only for Dynamic operators.
Indicator 10 Ensure door moves easily.
Indicator 9 RPM sensor defective. Replace RPM sensor, only for Dynamic operators.
Drive doesn’t respond
to press-and-release
No function Electronics defective. Disconnect drive unit from the mains. Remove
electronic circuit boards and have them tested.
No response on „IMPULSE“ button bridged, e.g. due to short- Isolate wired key switches or interior push
impulse circuit or wrong terminal connection. buttons in turn and look for wiring fault.
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Test instructions (only for the specialist!)
Trouble shooting:
Status: 09.97
#8 008 810
1 - GB 36060 - M - 0.5 - 0195
EN 50081
EN 50082
Testing the Control 702 airswitch contact
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Remove the air hose from the bottom door seal.
Open and close the door.
It should now not be possible to subsequently close the door by press-and-release.
Changes reserved!
Testing the Control 703 optosensor
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Remove the transmitter or receiver from the bottom door seal.
Open and close the door.
It should now not be possible to subsequently close the door by press-and-release.
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