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ELECTRICAL

2500-3069

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FOREWORD

It is the intent of this manual to give the reader certain key points of information critical to the

proper installation of the door operator. It is not intended to give comprehensive installation

procedures nor does it cover the installation of door headers, track, hangers, etcetera.

It is hoped that the procedures presented in this manual will reduce the installation and

adjustment time and result in a smooth, long lasting door operation.

When properly installed, GAL door operators will give many years of trouble free service.

COMMENTS:

All *$/ door operators are factory adjusted and tested for the actual job requirements.

When installed correctly, they may require minor adjustments to suit actual job

conditions.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

All equipment must be installed, adjusted, tested and maintained to comply with all

Federal, State/Provincial, and Local codes.

Kinetic Energy and Stall Force must be adjusted to comply with ASME, A17.1,

Rule 112.4/5, and CSA/B44, Rule 2.13.4/5.

Before mounting the operator, check that the car door is plumb, free and moves

easily without bind. Check the attached standard measurement sheets.

Install the operator according to the measurements supplied.

Contact *$/ if the following label is missing from the door operator.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Foreword I

Comments & Important Notes I

Table of Contents II

OVERVIEW 1

ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS OF MOVFE2500 4

1. Toggle switches 4

2. LED Indicators 5

3. Optical Sensors for Harmonic Model 6

4. Hall-effect Sensors for Linear Model 6

5. Inputs 7

6. Outputs 7

7. Additional I/O Board 8

8. Encoder module 8

9. Encoder 8

10. Learn Door Width LED 9

11. CAN bus module 9

12. Infrared Detector Edges Connection Ports 9

13. Parameter Unit 11 14. VFE2500 drive 11 15. Motors 12 16. VFE2500 Models 12

INITIAL SETUP 14

1. Turn Power ON 14

2. Motor Direction 14

3. Encoder Direction 14 4. Download an ECI default parameter set 15

5. Learn The door width 16

5.1 Door is between DOL and DCL 16

5.2 Door is fully Opened 16

5.3 Door is fully Closed 16

6. Set the operation source 17

PARAMETER UNIT 18

1. How to change parameters 18

2. How to read (copy) from a drive 18

3. How to write (download) to a drive 18

4. How to verify encoder direction 18

5. How to learn the door width 18

6. Default parameters 19 7. Conveniences keys 20 9. The View key 20

Voltage, Current, Frequency 20

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Inputs and Outputs Monitoring 20

Faults 21

Counters 21

User List 22

User parameters 22

Motor and Encoder 22

Door parameters 23

Open parameters 23

Digital I/O parameters 24

Direction 25

Communication 26

Maximum Close Speed 26

Maximum Close Force 26

ECI Defaults 27

Harmonic 27

Linear Straight 27

Linear Geared 27

Display Groups 28

Code Distance (CD) Closing Time Display 28

CD Closing Time 28

DOL Î DCL Time 28

CD Opening Time 28

DCL Î DOL Time 28

LED Indicators 28

SPEED PROFILES OF THE VFE2500 29

Normal Door 29

Heavy Door 30

Narrow Door 31

SENSORS SETTING 32

Hall-effect sensors setting for linear door operator 32

Optical sensors setting for harmonic door operator 32

PARAMETERS LIST FOR USERS 33

Group 0: User parameters 33

Group 1: Motor & Encoder parameters 33

Group 2: Door parameters 34

Group 3: Open direction parameters 35

Group 4: Close direction parameters 41

Group 5: Digital I/O parameters 46

Group 6: Protection parameters 47

Group 7: Communication parameters 48

Display Parameters 48

WIRING DIGRAMS 51

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IV

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SUPPORTIVE GRAPHS 52

V/F curve for Normal door 52

V/F curve for Heavy door 52

V/F curve for Narrow door 53

DC Injection 53

Stall Reverse detection 54

Frequency Failure detection 54

Infrared Detector Edges detection 54

Edges Timeout relay and Buzzer timing 55

Edges Timeout relay and Buzzer mode 55

Interaction between Re-open and Edges Timeout relay 56

FAULTS LIST 57

FAULTS RESET HANDLING FLOWCHART 61

CLUTCH ENGAGED DISTANCE SETUP 62

DOOR STALL FORCE MEASUREMENT 63

CODE DISTANCE CLOSING TIME SETUP 64

MINIMUM CLOSING TIME (ECI REFERENTIAL VALUE) 65

CHECKING PROCEDURE FOR THE CLOSING CODE TIMES 66

INTERFACING BETWEEN ECI CERTIFIED LIGHT CURTAIN AND VFE2500 67

Understanding the RE-OPEN relay 67

How to interface between the Infrared Detector Edges and VFE2500 67

Test the Infrared Detector Edges 67

If the Detector Edges function does not work 68

If the Detector Edges have intermittent problems 68

Infrared Detector Edges connection 69

INFRARED DETECTOR EDGES APPLICATION FLOWCHART 70

OPTIONAL APPLICATIONS

HEAVIER DOOR 71

NARROWER DOOR 72

NARROWER DOOR APPLICATION FLOWCHART 73

NUDGING 74

NUDGING APPLICATION FLOWCHART 75

SERIAL COMMUNICATION 76

PARTS LIST 77

NOTES & COPYRIGHT 85

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OVERVIEW:

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The general block diagram of the VFE2500 is in the illustration below:

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The VFE2500 door operator has the following features:

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DOUBLE FEEDBACK SYSTEM FOR SMOOTH PERFORMANCE:

• Distance and velocity closed-loop system

• Once the door-width is learned, VFE2500 will optimize control of the elevator door(s)

• Parameters sets are provided to maximize the performance of the system

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Following is a simplified control diagram of the VFE2500.

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TERMINAL INPUTS

CAN BUS

KEYPAD

OR

RS 485

VFE2500

DRIVE

QUADRATURE

ENCODER

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INFRARED

DETECTOR

EDGES

(OPTIONAL)

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TRANSMITTER

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RECEIVER

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3PH

INDUCTION

MOTOR

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230VAC

POWER

SUPPLY

OPTICAL

SENSORS

FOR

HARMONIC

OPERATOR

HALL-EFFECT SENSORS

FOR LINEAR OPERATOR

SIGNALS TRANSFER

SECTION

FOR LINEAR OPERATOR

ADDITIONAL I/O

FOR HEAVY, NARROW DOORS

AND NUDGING APPLICATION

CURRENT

LIMITER

3 PHASE

AC MOTOR

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CURRENT

FEEDBACK

SPEED

CONVERSION

&

FEEDBACK

POSITION

CONVERSION

&

FEEDBACK

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∑

- - -

QUADRATURE

ENCODER

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KEYPAD

OR

RS 485

PWM

PID

CONTROLLER

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TERMINAL

INPUTS

CAN BUS ∑ ∑

POSITION

CONTROL

SPEED

CONTROL

IGBT

SWITCHING

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SAFETY STANDARDS:

• CSA Certified. B44.1/ASME- A17.5

• Complies with the following CE and IEEE safety standards of

EN61000-4-2, EN61000-4-3 EN61000-4-4, EN61000-4-5, EN61000-4-6, EN61000-4-8,

and IEEE STD C62.45-1992

• EMC conformity report is available

A POWERFUL SYSTEM:

• 230VAC and 115VAC power supply versions are available

• Variable voltage, variable frequency (VVVF) drive

• A ½ HP AC motor is used to accommodate for most of door loads, friction, and wind pressure

HARMONIC AND LINEAR MODELS ARE AVAILABLE:

• Three models of VFE2500 are currently available:

¾ VFE2500-HH : Heavy duty Harmonic model

¾ VFE2500-GL : Light duty Linear model

¾ VFE2500-HL : Heavy duty Linear model

NON-CONTACT SENSORS:

• Optical sensors and Hall-effect sensors for final limits, door protection monitor, and narrower

door limit.

CONVENIENCE INDICATORS:

• Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) on the main board are used to indicate status of all important

functions:

Door open, close, nudging, heavier, narrower input signals,

Door open, and close directions,

Open, and close slowdown,

Obstruction detection signal,

Stall reverse,

Frequency failure,

DOL, DCL, AUX (Narrower door), and DPM (Door Protection Monitor)* output signals,

Door-width learning completion.

UNIVERSAL INPUTS AND OUTPUTS:

• Universal inputs accept control signals in form of contacts or signal voltages;

from 24-230V AC or DC.

• Output contacts, rated at 10Amp, 230VAC, include:

Door Close Limit (DCL),

Door Open Limit (DOL),

Re-Open (RE-OPEN),

Door Protection Monitor (DPM),

Auxiliary/Narrower Door (AUX),

Edges Timeout (ET)

• All input modules, output relays, and connectors are pluggable for easy replacement.

KEYPAD (PARAMETER UNIT):

• Keypad programming with LCD display is available to adjust, monitor, copy, change

parameters, upload parameter sets, and to learn the door width distances.

• Default parameter sets are ready for all ECI operator models.

• Different parameter sets for heavier door and narrower door are available for proper

adjustments to comply with codes.

• The ability to copy (read) and download (write) parameter sets enables reduced setting time

on similar door operators.

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TOGGLE SWITCHES FOR MANUAL TESTING:

• Toggle switches are provided for manual operation, diagnostics, and operational verification

regardless of the control wiring to the elevator controller

OVER-TORQUE AND OVER-SPEED DETECTIONS:

• Over-torque and over-speed detection and restriction are parameterized for easy adjustment

to comply with codes

PLUG-AND-PLAY INFRARED DETECTOR EDGES:

• Both NPN and PNP infrared detector edges can be connected directly to the VFE2500

simplifying electrical wiring and eliminating the need for an extra power supply

SPECIAL FEATURES ADDED:

• Combined VVVF drive and main board makes the VFE2500 drive easily interchangeable from

one model or job to another

• Additional I/O for special applications of:

Heavier door, Narrower door, Detector edges timeout for Nudging application, Buzzer output

for alarm before Nudging speed is applied

RELIABLE AND HIGH RESOLUTION FEEDBACK:

• High resolution encoder and galvanic isolation techniques are used to deliver smooth, and

reliable operation.

• Hardware and software encoder loss detections are employed to prevent run-away conditions

that could otherwise result in a closed-loop control system. This combination of hardware and

software provides an ultimate protection for human life

SERIAL COMMUNICATION TO VFE2500:

• CAN (Controlled Area Network) or other communication protocols can be used to communicate

with VFE2500 serially.

• CAN bus counter and analyzer are built in to monitor the CAN bus activities.

TROUBLESHOOTING ASSISTANCE DISPLAY:

• The Faults display will explain to users the possible causes and shows the remedies for each

fault code.

MINIMUM CODE DISTANCE CLOSING TIME TABLES:

• The minimum code distance closing time tables are available on the LCD keypad.

ACTUAL DISPLAY OF THE CLOSING TIME:

• The actual code distance of the closing time is displayed to assist users in complying with

codes.

AUTO FALLBACK TO SLOW MODE IF SENSORS OR ENCODER FAIL:

• If DOL, DCL, AUX, or DPM sensor fails, or if the encoder fails, the VFE2500 door operator will

continue to operate in slow scanning mode until repairs are completed

*: Door Protection Monitor is used in the Fault Monitor, which is a door lock and gate switch

protection device. Its purpose is to meet the ASME A17.1 RULE 210.15 and CAN/CSA-B44-M90

RULE 3.12.1.5. The Fault Monitor device can be purchased separately through ECI.

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ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS OF THE VFE2500:

1. Toggle switches:

Order

No. Label Meaning Remarks

1 RUN/SETUP Run or Cam Setup

RUN:

The RUN position is for normal operation.

SETUP:

The SETUP position allows users to adjust the optical

cams of the Harmonic model, or the hall-effect sensors

of the Linear model. These are DOL, AUX, DPM, and

DCL sensors . Crucial parameters can only be adjusted

in STOP mode. The SETUP position will put the drive

into the STOP mode, and no power will be delivered to

the motor.

2 AUTO/MAN. Auto or Manual

AUTO:

The AUTO position is for normal operation.

MAN.:

The MAN. position allows opening and closing the door

by means of the OPEN/CLOSE switch.

3 CLOSE/OPEN Close or Open

When the AUTO/MAN. switch is in the MAN. position, if

the CLOSE/OPEN switch is pressed in the OPEN or

CLOSE positions, it will Open or Close the door

respectively.

4 NUDG. Nudging

NUDG. switch allows closing the door at a reduced

speed (Nudging speed). To test the Nudging speed in

Manual mode, the AUTO/MAN. switch must be in the

MAN. position and the CLOSE/OPEN and NUDG.

switches must be pressed to the CLOSE and NUDG.

positions.

5 NARROW Narrower Door

When the AUTO/MAN. switch is in the MAN. position, if

the NARROW switch is pressed in the NARROW position,

it will work in conjunction with the OPEN/CLOSE, and

NUDG. switches to Open, Close, or Nudge the door.

6 HEAVY/RESET

Heavier Door or

Reset

HEAVY:

When the AUTO/MAN. switch is in the MAN. position, if

the HEAVY/RESET switch is pressed in the HEAVY

position, it will work in conjunction with the

OPEN/CLOSE, NUDG. switches to Open, Close, or Nudge

RESET:

The RESET position allows manual reset of faults of the

drive, if faults have occurred. Otherwise, pressing the

RESET side has no effect.

Six toggle switches are provided to run the door operator in

manual mode. However, users can also use these switches to

troubleshoot and verify the operation.

the heavier door.

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2. LED indicators:

A red LED is provided on each of the input modules (Open, Close, or Nudge). Heavy and Narrow

inputs are optional and require an additional I/O board, which will be provided on request to carry

out the Heavier and Narrower door functions.

Note that if the input signals voltage is 60V or less, the jumpers on each input module must be removed.

There are 20 more LEDs, on the main board, to indicate the completion of the door width learning,

the directions, the final limit positions, nudging, holding, dynamic slowdown distances, input signals,

output signals, and voltage levels. The illustration below identifies those LEDs.

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3. Optical Sensors for Harmonic Model:

For the harmonic model, there are 4 optical cams to set the final limits, door protection monitor, and

an AUX. cam for the narrower door. The Optical cam board, 2500-3056, carries the optical sensors, and

the table below describes the functions of those sensors.

4. Hall-effect Sensors for Linear Model:

For the linear model, there are 4 hall-effect sensors to set the final limits, door protection monitor,

and an AUX. sensor for the narrower door. These hall-effect sensors have the same functions as in

the harmonic operator, as shown in the table above. They are connected to the signals transfer board

and arranged as follows:

Number

on

Figure Label Remarks

1 DOL

Door Open Limit. The VFE2500 utilizes

the DOL limit signal for door width

learning. After the door width learning

process is completed, VFE2500 utilizes

the DOL limit as HOME position

whenever power is restored after an

interrupt.

2 AUX

NARROWER

Set Par. 199=0 to use the

AUX/NARROWER sensor as the DOL

input of the narrower door.

Set par. 199 = 1 to deselect the

AUX/NARROWER sensor.

3 DPM

DPM: Door Protection Monitor. The

DPM cam triggers the DPM Relay and

activates ½ inch before the Gate

switch makes.

4 DCL

Door Close Limit. The VFE2500 utilizes

the DCL limit signal for door width

learning. After the door width learning

process is completed, VFE2500 also

utilizes the DCL limit as HOME position

whenever power is restored after an

interrupt.

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5. Inputs:

6. Outputs:

Four relays are provided to output DPM, RE-OPEN, DOL, and DCL signals to the elevator controller

in the form of contacts. The relay contacts are rated at 10Amp, 250VAC maximum and 100mA,

12VAC minimum.

Label Meaning Remarks

DCL Door Close

Limit Door Close Limit

DOL Door Open

Limit Door Open Limit

REOPEN Re-open

This output is used to flag the elevator

controller that the door(s) need to be

reopened. The reopen output DOES NOT

reopen the door directly. The signal to reopen

the door(s) must come from the elevator

controller. Re-open relay is triggered by any

one of the following detections:

- Stall Reverse; controlled by Par. 148.

- Frequency Failure; controlled by Par. 136.

- Detector Edges; controlled by Par. 202,

SW8, and Enable IC U5.

DPM

Door

Protection

Monitor

DPM is designed to work with the Fault

Monitor (FM). FM is a patented door lock and

gate switch protection device. Its purpose is

to meet the ASME A17.1 RULE 210.15 and

CAN/CSA-B44-M90 RULE 3.12.1.5. The

setting position of DPM is ½ inch before the

gate switch makes.

Three input modules are provided to receive OPEN, CLOSE,

and NUDGE commands from the elevator controller. These

universal input modules receive control signals either in

form of contacts or signal voltages; from 24-230V AC o

r

DC. Jumpers on the input modules must be removed if the

input signal voltage is 60V or less. LEDs of the input

modules draw currents from the elevator controller, not

from the VFE2500. Therefore, when these LEDs are lit, they

indicate that the elevator controller has sent commands.

In automatic mode, the VFE2500 will only accept input

signals from the elevator controller. In other words, open,

close or, (nudge + close) LEDs must be on to have the doo

r

operator open, close, and nudge respectively.

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7. Additional I/O Board:

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8. Encoder card:

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9. Encoder:

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Additional I/O board, 2500-3055, is optional. If used, this

board will be connected to the connector J7 of the main board

2500-3050. The additional features of this board are:

- Inputs for the Heavier, and Narrower doors.

Elevator controller must provide command signals

to the Heavy and Narrow inputs to use the functions of

the parameters sets of the Heavier and Narrower doors.

Set Par. 199 = 0 if Narrower door is used.

- Edges Timeout: Once the infrared detector edge is

obstructed, and after a delay set by Par. 197, the

Edges Timeout relay will be activated and held for

an interval of time set by Par. 206. Should the

edges timeout relay be used for Nudging application,

it must be subject to the elevator fire service codes.

- DOL of the narrower door is selectable between the

Regular output DOL on the main board or the

AUX/NARROWER output on the Additional I/O board.

Set Par. 204 = 1 if only the regular DOL output is used.

Set Par. 204 = 0 if both the AUX/NARROWER output

and regular DOL output are used.

- AUX2 relay is provided as a spare output and is controlled

by Par. 68. If the door position is less than the value

set in Par. 68, the AUX2 relay will be activated.

- Buzzer: once the infrared detector edge is obstructed, and

after a delay set by Par. 198, the output of the Buzzer will

be activated. Buzzer operation is controlled by Par. 205.

Par. 205 = 0 : Disable

Par. 205 = 1 : Enable in Continuous mode

Par. 205 = 2 : Enable in Pulsating mode

The Buzzer volume control is on the board. Turn the Pot. R3

clockwise for louder sound.

The optical galvanic isolation encoder card is a means to interface between the

encoder and The MCU (Micro Controller Unit). This total isolation helps enhance

the reliability and safety of the feedback system.

RJ12 mating gold-plated connectors are also used to maximize the conductivity

between the encoder and MCU.

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To verify encoder direction:

Press the key, run the door in manual mode or physically move the door by hand, and watch the LCD

display. If the door closes and the count decreases, or the door opens and the count increases, then the encoder

direction is correct. Otherwise, change parameter 42 from 1 to 2 or vice versa. The table below provides the default

values of par. 42.

VOLT

PULSE

Two different types of encoder are used in

VFE2500 door operators. Model 2500-3057

encoder is used for the straight motor. Model

2500-3058 encoder is used for the geared

motor. These encoders are utilized to provide

distance and velocity feedback.

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Model:2500-3057

Model:2500-3072-R/L

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DEFAULT VALUE FOR THE ENCODER DIRECTION OF PAR. 42

HARMONIC LINEAR

STRAIGHT GEARED

LEFT RIGHT CENTER LEFT RIGHT CENTER LEFT RIGHT CENTER

2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 2

10. LEARN DOOR WIDTH LED:

11. CAN Bus card:

12. Infrared Detector Edges Connection Ports:

The “LEARN DOOR WIDTH” LED is an indicator to show the status of the door width

learning process.

To learn the Door Width:

Set Par. 63=1. Use Manual mode to run the door from DOL to DCL or vice versa.

Follow the prompts on the LCD display. The “LEARN DOOR WIDTH” LED will flash and

turn off when the learning process is completed. Par. 63 will reset itself to Zero.

See Parameter Adjustment section for more details.

The optical galvanic isolation CAN bus card is one of the methods to interface

between and the elevator controller and the VFE2500. This total isolation helps

increase the reliability of the CAN bus.

To enable CAN Bus operation:

Flip the RUN| SETUP switch to SETUP. Set Par. 11 = 5.

Flip the RUN| SETUP switch to RUN. Flip the AUTO|MAN to AUTO to run VFE2500

with the CAN Bus.

Other communication protocols are also available upon request. However, an agreement between ECI and the

requesting party must be made prior to the implementation of the communication protocols.

Contact ECI for more details in CAN or other protocols.

To simplify connections between infrared detector edges and the elevator

controller, ECI offers ECI Certified Infrared Detector Edges. These infrared

detector edges can be connected directly to the VFE2500. The procedure

below will assist users to plug and play ECI Certified Infrared Detector

Edges with the VFE2500.

NPN or PNP output:

The info of NPN or PNP output should be obtained prior to installation.

Read the label on the tube or the detector edges’ manual to know the

output type of the infrared detector edges. It is either NPN or PNP. Set the

selector switch SW8 accordingly. If the info of NPN or PNP is unavailable,

then, use a trial and error method. Assume that the edges’ output is NPN

for the 1st trial.

To set up ECI certified infrared detector edges:

Set Par. 202 = 1 for NPN type. Set Par. 202 = 2 for PNP type.

Set par. 202 = 0 to disable or should detector edges are not connected to the VFE2500.

Make sure the ENABLE CHIP is inserted into the socket U5 on the VFE2500 as shown.

Connect the ECI Certified Infrared Edges to connectors CN4 and/or CN5.

Note! Connectors CN4 and CN5 are interchangeable.

Make sure the REOPEN circuit is connected to the REOPEN output contacts as shown in section 6.

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Test the detector edges:

- Obstruct the infrared detector edges. The DETECTOR EDGES LED, near the Re-Open relay, should be ON.

- The REOPEN relay should be activated to send the REOPEN flag to the elevator controller.

- The elevator controller will send the Door Open command signal to the VFE2500 to REOPEN the door.

The LED of the Open Input module should be ON.

If the detector edges function does not work.

- Check the manual for correct connections between edges and the VFE2500.

- Check for 24VDC between 0V and +V on either CN4 or CN5.

- Repeat testing the detector edges.

If it still does not work. Then,

-Jump 0V to LCSE on either CN4 or CN5 connector for NPN type.

-Jump +V to LCSE on either CN4 or CN5 connector for PNP type

- The DETECTOR EDGES LED should be OFF.

- The RE-OPEN Relay should be activated.

Otherwise, the problem is in the VFE2500.

If the above step works as described, turning ON the detector edges LED, then the problem is in detector edges.

If the infrared detector edges have intermittent problems:

- Check continuity of the TX and RX cables of the infrared detector edges.

- If the cables are good, but the problem still exists, then check the Earth Ground connection to the edges.

- Lower the Carrier Frequency in Par. 1 gradually until problems are resolved.

Note! The lower carrier frequency will create more audible noise.

The major advantages of connecting ECI certified infrared detector edges via VFE2500 are:

- Eliminates an extra power supply for the detector edges, resulting is less mounting, less wiring, and

fewer components to fail.

- The REOPEN relay that is used for infrared detector edges interface provides 2 more safety features

to reopen the door: Over-speed and over-torque detections.

- When the VFE2500 door operator and the interface circuit with the infrared detector edges are

provided by ECI. ECI can provide the best technical support.

- ECI provides users with an Additional I/O board to assist customers with Nudging feature. This

additional I/O board only works with ECI Certified Infrared Edges

The table below assists users to identify the colors, numbers of each wire from infrared detector edges to the

VFE -2500 door operator.

ECI CERTIFIED INFRARED DETECTOR EDGES WIRE COLORS

ECI

P/N MFG.

TX(CN5)

RX(CN4)

CONNECTION

BETWEEN

TX & RX

V+ LCSE 0V V+ LCSE 0V

906-3013 JANUS RED BLUE

ORANGE

(♦)

ORANGE

(♦)

WHITE-

WHITE

906-3020 TRITRONICS RED WHITE ORANGE NONE

906-3030 FORMULA

SYSTEMS

BLUE

1

BROWN

2

GREEN

YELLOW

BLUE

1

BROWN

2

GREEN

YELLOW NONE

(): Connect an additional wire from 0V to a true EARTH GROUND.

ECI Certified Infrared Edges and Enable IC U5 are available through ECI, Inc.

BROWN

GREEN

YELLOW

BLUE

BROWN

GREEN

YELLOW

BLUE

NONE

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13. Parameter Unit:

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14. VFE2500 drive:

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The Parameter Unit is a tool that plugs into the VFE2500

drive and permits changing values of relevant parameters.

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Parameter unit is also needed for door width learning,

monitoring, troubleshooting, storing, copying (reading), and

downloading (writing) reference sets of parameters, to the

VFE2500 drive.

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See PARAMETER UNIT section for more details.

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VFE2500 drive is an integral part of the VFE2500 system.

Velocity and distance feedbacks are combined to deliver precise

and smooth stops at DOL or DCL every time

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VFE2500 drive provides the connections for:

- Single phase input power supply between L1 & L2 terminals.

Note! 200-230VAC or 115VAC, 50/60Hz, and minimum 500VA

are required.

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- Earth ground

Note! A True Earth Ground is required.

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- Convenience Gate switch terminals: GS & GS1. Note! GS &

GS1 are only convenience terminals. They have no internal

connection to the VFE2500.

- 3-phase induction motor on U, V, W terminals.



The connector is a pluggable type to ease the connection and

swapping the drive. The RJ12 mating connector for the parameter

unit is located on the VFE2500 drive.



The International Ground Symbol is the True Earth Ground that is

connected to the system. A connector and a green screw, size 8/32

x 3/8, are provided by ECI as shown. Use position 22-14 of the

crimping tool to crimp the wire into the connector and use the

green screw to screw the ground connector to the chassis of the

VFE2500 door operator. The following materials are recommended:

A minimum # 14 AWG conductor size for Ground wire.

Crimping tool made by SARGENT/USA.

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12

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15.

Motors:



16.

VFE2500 MODELS:



Two different types of motor are used in the VFE2500 systems.



● ½ HP 3-Phase 230V induction motor is used for the Harmonic and Heavy Duty Linear models.

● 91W 3-Phase 230V induction geared motor is used for Light Duty Linear model.



Three models of VFE2500 system are available:



● VFE2500-HH: Heavy Duty Harmonic model.

● VFE2500-GL: Light Duty Linear model.

● VFE2500-HL : Heavy Duty Linear model.



Left hand, right hand, center parting versions are available for each model.



02VFE2500 Heavy Duty Linear Model



½ HP 3-Phase 230V Induction Motor 91W 3-Phase 230V Induction Motor

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4. Download an *$/ default parameter set: Follow steps of the illustration below to

download (write) a correct default parameter set to the

02

VFE2500 drive then go to 6.

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16

17

6. Set the operation source:

Flip the 1st toggle switch to SETUP.

Set par. 11 = 1 for Terminals operation.

Set par. 11 = 5 for CAN bus operation.

Flip the 1st toggle switch to RUN.

Flip the 2nd switch to MAN to run the door in manual mode.

Flip the 2nd switch to AUTO to run the door in automatic mode.

18

PARAMETER UNIT

The followings will describe in depth about the parameter unit:

1. HOW TO CHANGE PARAMETERS

Press . Enter a parameter number

Press . Enter a new value. Press . Wait for the Completed signal from the LCD display.

2. HOW TO READ (COPY) FROM A DRIVE

Press . Press .

Press . Wait for the Completed signal from the LCD display.

3. HOW TO WRITE (DOWNLOAD) TO A DRIVE

Press . Press .

Press . Wait for the Completed signal from the LCD display.

4. HOW TO VERIFY ENCODER DIRECTION

Press . Run the door in Manual mode using the toggle switches.

If the door Closes and the counter Decreases, or the door Opens and the counter Increases, then the

encoder Direction is Correct. Otherwise, change parameter 42.

5. HOW TO LEARN THE DOOR WIDTH

Flip the RUN|SETUP switch to SETUP. Set Par. 63 = 1.

Flip the RUN|SETUP switch to RUN. Use Manual mode to run

the door from DOL to DCL, or vice versa.

Follow the prompts on the LCD display. LEARN DOOR WIDTH

LED will flash and turn off when the learning process is completed.

Par. 63 will sets itself back to Zero.

See Parameter Adjustments section, in the Manual, for more details.

The Parameter Unit is a tool to assist users in the following tasks:

● Learning the door widths of the regular door and narrower door.

● Changing accelerations, decelerations, speeds, torques, and all

pertinent parameters of peripheral devices. See the defaults

parameters table for more details.

● Downloading (copying, reading), uploading (writing) to and

from the drive.

● Storing all default sets of parameters and a reference working

set of parameters.

● Monitoring currents, voltages, inputs, outputs, faults, encode

r

directions, closing time.

● Resetting the drive.

SET

VOLT

PULSE

WRITE

READ

SET

READ

SET

WRITE

19

6. DEFAULT PARAMETERS

DEF

AU

LT VALUE

CLOSING HARMONIC LINEAR

Pr.# RANGE STRAIGHT GEARED

C/P

S/0

C/P S/0 C/P S/0

MAX. CLOSE SPEED 136 0-60 30 30 30 30 30 30

HOLDING TORQUE 137 0-3 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.2 0.2

HOLDING SPEED 138 0-400 2 2 2 2 2 2

HOLDING BEGINS 139 0-100 3 3 2 2 2 2

CLOSE TORQUE .& 140 0-400 243 173 270 270 100 120

HIGH SPD (HSC)

141

0-400 25 19 25 20 25 20

FINAL SPD (FSC) 142 0-400 5 5 3 2 4 5

FSC BEGINS 143 0-100 6 10 5 5 5 10

NUDGING SPD 144 0-400 15 9 10 15 15 15

ACCEL. TIME 145 0-360 4 6 6 6 6 2

DECEL. TIME 146 0-360 8 10 15

20

10 4

STALL

RE

V. FORCE 148 0-4.5 1.6 2.0 1

.4

1.4 0.6 0.9

DEF

AU

LT VALUE

OPENING HARMONIC LINE

AR

Pr.# RANGE C/P S

/0

STRAIGHT GEARED

C/P S/0 C/P S/0

QUICK STOP ON

RE

V. 78 0-4.5 1.2 1.4 2.0 2.0 1.2 1.2

HOLDING TORQUE 79 0-3 0.6 0.6 0.6 0

.6

0

.2

0.2

HOLDING SPEED 80 0-400 2 2 2 2 2 2

HOLDING BEGINS

81

0-100 99 99 99 99 99 99

SLOW SPD (SSO) 82 0-400 5 5 3 5 3 5

CLUTCH ENG. DIST. 83 0-100 12 12 12 12 12 12

HIGH SPD (HSO) 84 0-400

31

45 45 45

45

50

FINAL SPD (FSO) 85 0-400 7 7 3 5 3 5

FSO BEGINS 86 0-100 95 95 98 98 90 95

ACCEL. TIME 87 0-360 6 4 6 4 4 2

DECEL. TIME 88 0-360 12 14 12 12 12 4

OPEN TORQUE .& 89 0-400 120 120 80 80 80 100

.&

·T

O L

OW

ER TORQUE

IN

CREASE THE VALUE

COMMON Pr.# RANGE DEFAULT VALUE

SELECTION OF THE HARMONIC LINEAR

HAND OF THE DOOR STRAIG

HT

I GEARED

L= LEFT R=RI

GHT

42 1-2

+14-1~

1+1~1~

l-i-1~14E

C/P=CENTER PARTING

CARRIER FREQ. 1 0-15 12

SCAN FREQ.

61

0-400 9

LEARNING FREQ. 62 0-400 9

EDGES DELAY TIME 197 0-180 15

EDGES HOLD TIME 206 0-180 5

BUZZER DELAY TIME 198 0-180 10

OVERLOAD 217 0-6 2.5

BUZZER MODE 205 0-2

0:

DISABLE 1: CONTINUOUS2: PULSE

DET. EDGES MODE 202 0-2

0:

DISABLE

1:

NPN 2: PNP

NARROWER DOOR 199

0-1

0: Y

ES

1: NO

NARROWER DOOR DOL 204

0-1

0: USE BOTH DOL & AUX

1:

USE DOL

RE-OPEN RELAY MODE 207

0-1

0:

MA

INTAIN 1: DISABLE

WH

EN EDGES RELAY

ON

CLUTCH

DI

STANCE UNIT 76

0-1

0:

PERCENT

1:

PULSES

CODE DIST. REG I HVY 69 0-65535 1" FOR S/0 , OR 2" FOR C/P FROM

DCL

CODE DIST. NARROW 70 0-65535 1" FOR S/0 OR 2" FOR C/P FROM

DCL

CAN NODE ID 246 7-8 FRONT DOOR = 7 REAR DOOR = 8

DOORWIDTH LEARNING 63 0-1

0:

DI

SABLE 1: ENABLE

20

7. CONVENIENCE KEYS

Press to display speeds in Hz.

Press to display input and output signals.

Press to display recent faults.

Press or to view all recent faults.

Press to display currents.

Press to reset the drive.

8. THE VIEW KEY

The key will help users navigate through the Parameter Unit seamlessly.

Press then press or to navigate all items under the VIEW section.

Once the desired item is found, press to view an item.

Press at any time to get back to the previous display.

The following items are under the key:

VOLTAGE, CURRENT, COMMAND FREQUENCY AND ACTUAL FREQUENCY (Hz)

INPUTS & OUTPUTS MONITORING (See Parameters List for explanation of each bit)

SPEED

I/O

FAULT

READ

AMP

RESET

VIEW

ESC

VIEW

21

FAULTS

AN EXAMPLE OF FAULTS DISPLAY

COUNTERS

22

USER LIST

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26

MAXIMUM CLOSE SPEED AND FORCE

27

ECI DEFAULT PARAMETER SETS

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28



DISPLAY GROUPS FOR MONITORING AND TROUBLESHOOTING



CODE DISTANCE CLOSING TIME DISPLAY



CAN ANALYZER (AN EXAMPLE)



9. LED INDICATORS



There are 7 LEDs on the Parameter Unit. DO, DC,

NUD, HLD, PRG, FLT, and OVT. They have the

following meanings:

DO= Door Open. DC= Door Close.

NUDG.=Nudging HLD= Holding.

PRG= Programming Mode FLT= Fault

OVT= Over Torque.



29



SPEED PROFILES OF THE VFE2500 FOR NORMAL DOOR

MAX.OPEN

c:>

-----------------

-

SPEED

Pr.

77

HSO

Pr.

84

OPEN TORQUE

Pr.

89

QUICK STOP

ON REVERSE

Pr.

78

OPEN

I OPEN DIRECTION > HOLDING

. I SPEED

--

L

---------

T

--

-

II;L

~~

PEN

CLUTCH

ENGAGED

DISTANCE

Pr.

83

I HOLDING

1

-·---------l

(FSOSTARTS

Pr.

86) .] TORQUE

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PEjr:=.

]8I1)

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Pr.

79

OPEN

CYCLE

GRAPH

FOR

NORMAL

DOOR

FROM FINAL CLOSE TO FINAL OPEN

MAX. CLOSE

----------

HSC

-----

<?

SPEEDPr.136

CLOSE

HOLDING

SPEED

Pr.

138

g'

Pr.

141

CLOSE TORQUE

Pr.

140

STALL REVERSE

FORCE

Pr.

148

< CLOSE DIRECTION

CLOSE

CYCLE

GRAPH

FOR

NORMAL

DOOR

FROM FINAL OPEN TO FINAL CLOSE



30



SPEED PROFILES OF THE 02VFE2500 FOR HEAVY DOOR



MAX.

OPEN

c;>-

________________

_

SPEED

Pr.

77

HSO

Pr

102

OPEN TORQUE

Pr

103

QUICK STOP

ON REVERSE

Pr.

92

SSO OPEN

Pr

96~

I OPEN DIRECTION >

~OLDING

I I SPEED

--

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~

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ENGAGED

DISTANCE

Pr.

83

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. (

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Pr

10Ql

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(HOLDING STARTS.

Pr

95

) ·I

Pr

93

OPEN

CYCLE

GRAPH

FOR

HEAVY

DOOR

FROM FINAL CLOSE TO FINAL OPEN

MAX.

CLOSE

-----------------

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HSC SPEED

Pr

136

.g'

Pr

156

CLOSE TORQUE

Pr.

155

STALL REVERSE

FORCE

Pr.

162

< CLOSE DIRECTION I

CLOSE

HOLDING

SPEED

Pr

153

-_I_-------------

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IDCLI

I

HOLDING

-

~-·

---,---

1

--

----t•

----1

( FSC STARTS.

Pr

158)

TORQUE • • ( HOLDING STARTS.

Pr

154 )

Pr.

152

CLOSE

CYCLE

GRAPH

FOR

HEAVY

DOOR

FROM FINAL OPEN TO FINAL CLOSE



31



SPEED PROFILES OF THE 02VFE2500 FOR NARROW DOOR



MAX.OPEN

=(>-----------------

SPEED

Pr.

77 HSO

ACCEL

Pr.115

c¢

Pr.

112

OPEN TORQUE

Pr.

117

QUICK STOP

ON REVERSE Pr. 78

DECEL.

<?

Pr.

116

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Pr.

113

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OPEN DIRECTION > HOLDING

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Pr.

114)

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TORQUE

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Pr.

120

OPEN

CYCLE

GRAPH

FOR

NARROW

DOOR

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MAX. CLOSE

----------------

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HSC SPEED Pr. 136

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HOLDING

SPEED

Pr.

168

Pr.

171

CLOSE TORQUE

Pr.

170

STALL REVERSE

FORCE

Pr.

178

<CLOSE DIRECTION

CLOSE

CYCLE

GRAPH

FOR

NARROW

DOOR

FROM FINAL OPEN TO FINAL CLOSE



32



HALL‐EFFECTSENSORSSETTINGFORLINEARDOOROPERATOR:



OPTICALSENSORSSETTINGFORHARMONICDOOROPERATOR:



Usethetranslationalsettingsofthehall‐effect

sensorsasreferenceforopticalsensors.



Last

¼Inch

½Inch

before

Gate

Switch

makes

Magnet

&

Magnet

Carrier

UseasDOLofthe

Narrowerdoor.

Alsocanbeused

asa2ndDOL.When

notused,setPar.

199=1toexclude

thissensor.

Last

¼Inch

NOTE! PITCHBETWEENCAMSTOBE½INCH

33

PARAMETERSLISTFORUSERS



GROUP0:USERPARAMETERS

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

1CarrierFrequency0‐15KHz12KHzCarrierFreq.

2ParameterReset0‐9999 06:Clearallfaults

08:KeypadlockedParameterReset

12MonitorData

Selection0‐65535Hex0000TestpointSel

15UserGroup

ReadSelection 0‐9999 0UserGPSel



GROUP1:MOTOR&ENCODERPARAMETERS

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

26Maximumoutput

voltage255‐0.1V230MotorRatedVolt

Higherthan

Par.126&

185

27MotorRatedVolt400.00–

50.00Hz60Max.Speed

28MINOutput

Voltage

25.0–

0.0%4.0Min.Voltage

Higherthan

Par.126&

185

29MinOutputFreq.400.00–

0.10Hz0.50Min.OutputSpd

Lowerthan

Par.127&

186

31MotorRated

Current

3.60‐

0.15A0.52A:GearedMotor

2.50A:StraightMotor MotorRatedCurr

32 MotorNo‐load

Current

Par.31‐

0.00A0.38A:GearedMotor

1.40A:StraightMotor No‐loadCurrent

33Numberof

MotorPoles 2‐6Pole2:GearedMotor

6:StraightMotorPolesofmotor

41EncoderPulses4000‐0pls500Pulseperrev. 

42Encoderfeedback

Setting0‐2

00:Disable

1:Forward/CCW

2:Reverse/CW

EncoderInput

49

Enter

DoorWidth

here

65535InS/O:30inches

C/P:36inchesDoorWidth(inch)

50

Enter

DoorWeight

here

65535lbsS/O:225lbs

C/P:275lbsDoorWeight



   

34

GROUP1:MOTOR&ENCODERPARAMETERS(CONTINUED)

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

51

Enter

Single‐Speed

Or

Two‐Speed

Here

0‐1

0:SingleSpeed

1:TwoSpeedDoorSpeed

52DoorType0‐5

ReadOnlyPar.

ThisPar.ischangedby

loadingECI’sdefaults.

0:Harmonic,S/O

1:Harmonic,C/P

2:LinearStraight,S/O

3:LinearStraight,C/P

4:LinearGear,S/O

5:LinearGear,C/P

DoorType



GROUP2:DOORPARAMETERS

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

61ScanFrequency0.00‐

400.00 Hz9HzScanSpd

62Learning

Frequency

0.00‐

400.00Hz9HzLearningSpd

63Non‐supervised

Learning 0‐1  0:Disable

1:EnableLearningMode

64RegularDoor

Width0‐65535Pulse 0‐65535RegularWidth

65NarrowDoor

Width0‐65535Pulse 0‐65535NarrowWidth



35

GROUP3:OPENDIRECTIONPARAMETERS

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

76ClutchEngage

Unit1‐0

0:%

1:pulsesCLUTCHUnitPar.83

77MaximumOpen

Speed

0.00‐

400.00 Hz60HzMax.OpenSpd

78QuickStopOn

Reverse0.0–4.5A

1.2A:HarmonicC/P

1.4A:HarmonicS/O

2.0A:LinearStraightC/P

2.0A:LinearStraightS/O

1.2A:LinearGearedC/P

1.2A:LinearGearedS/O

QuickStpRev.

79 Open

HoldingTorque0.0‐3.0A

0.6A:HarmonicC/P

0.6A:HarmonicS/O

0.6A:LinearStraightC/P

0.6A:LinearStraightS/O

0.2A:LinearGearedC/P

0.2A:LinearGearedS/O

OpenHLDTorque

80Open

HoldingSpeed

0.00–

400.00Hz2HzOpenHLDSpd

81Open

HoldingStart

0.0–

100%99%HoldingStart

82SlowSpeedOpen 0.00–

400.00Hz

5Hz:HarmonicC/P

5Hz:HarmonicS/O

3Hz:LinearStraightC/P

5Hz:LinearStraightS/O

3Hz:LinearGearedC/P

5Hz:LinearGearedS/O

SlowSpdSSO

83ClutchEngaged

Distance

0.0–

100%Pre‐determined%ClutchDistance

84HighSpeedOpen

HSO

0.00–

400.00Hz

31Hz:HarmonicC/P

45Hz:HarmonicS/O

45Hz:LinearStraightC/P

45Hz:LinearStraightS/O

45Hz:LinearGearedC/P

50Hz:LinearGearedS/O

HighSpdHSO

85FinalSpeedOpen

FSO

0.00–

400.00Hz

7Hz:HarmonicC/P

7Hz:HarmonicS/O

3Hz:LinearStraightC/P

5Hz:LinearStraightS/O

3Hz:LinearGearedC/P

5Hz:LinearGearedS/O

FinalSpdFSO



36

GROUP3:OPENDIRECTIONPARAMETERS(CONTINUED)

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

86FinalSpeedOpen

Start

0.0–

100%

95%:HarmonicC/P

95%:HarmonicS/O

98%:LinearStraightC/P

98%:LinearStraightS/O

90%:LinearGearedC/P

95%:LinearGearedS/O

FSOStart

87Open

AccelerationTime

0.1–

3600.0sec

6sec:HarmonicC/P

4sec:HarmonicS/O

6sec:LinearStraightC/P

4sec:LinearStraightS/O

4sec:LinearGearedC/P

2sec:LinearGearedS/O

OpenAcc.TM

88Open

DecelerationTime

0.1–

3600.0sec

12sec:HarmonicC/P

14sec:HarmonicS/O

12sec:LinearStraightC/P

12sec:LinearStraightS/O

12sec:LinearGearedC/P

4sec:LinearGearedS/O

OpenDec.TM

89 OpenTorque0.00–

400.00Hz

120Hz:HarmonicC/P

120z:HarmonicS/O

80Hz:LinearStraightC/P

80Hz:LinearStraightS/O

80Hz:LinearGearedC/P

100Hz:LinearGearedS/O

OpenTorque

90OpenMid.Volt0.0–

100.0%4%OPENMid.Volt

91 OpenMid.

Frequency

0.00–

400.00Hz0.5HzOPENMid.Freq.

92HeavyQuickStop

OnReverse0.0–4.5A

1.2A:HarmonicC/P

1.4A:HarmonicS/O

2.0A:LinearStraightC/P

2.0A:LinearStraightS/O

1.2A:LinearGearedC/P

1.2A:LinearGearedS/O

HvyQuickRev.

93Heavy

HoldingTorque0.0‐3.0A

0.6A:HarmonicC/P

0.6A:HarmonicS/O

0.6A:LinearStraightC/P

0.6A:LinearStraightS/O

0.2A:LinearGearedC/P

0.2A:LinearGearedS/O

HvyOpenHLDTor



37

GROUP3:OPENDIRECTIONPARAMETERS(CONTINUED)

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

94

Heavy

HoldingSpeed

0.00–

400.00Hz2HzHvyOpenHLDSpd

95

Heavy

HoldingStart

0.0–

100%99%HvyHLDStart

96Heavy

SlowSpeedOpen

0.00–

400.00Hz

5Hz:HarmonicC/P

5Hz:HarmonicS/O

3Hz:LinearStraightC/P

5Hz:LinearStraightS/O

3Hz:LinearGearedC/P

5Hz:LinearGearedS/O

HvySpdSSO

98Heavy

HighSpeedOpen

0.00–

400.00Hz

15Hz:HarmonicC/P

25Hz:HarmonicS/O

25Hz:LinearStraightC/P

25Hz:LinearStraightS/O

25Hz:LinearGearedC/P

20Hz:LinearGearedS/O

HvySpdHSO

99Heavy

FinalSpeedOpen

0.00–

400.00Hz

7Hz:HarmonicC/P

7Hz:HarmonicS/O

3Hz:LinearStraightC/P

5Hz:LinearStraightS/O

3Hz:LinearGearedC/P

5Hz:LinearGearedS/O

HvySpdFSO

100HeavyFinalSpeed

Start

0.0–

100%

95%:HarmonicC/P

95%:HarmonicS/O

98%:LinearStraightC/P

98%:LinearStraightS/O

90%:LinearGearedC/P

95%:LinearGearedS/O

HvyFSOStart

101

Heavy

Open

AccelerationTime

0.1–

3600.0sec

6sec:HarmonicC/P

4sec:HarmonicS/O

6sec:LinearStraightC/P

4sec:LinearStraightS/O

4sec:LinearGearedC/P

2sec:LinearGearedS/O

HvyOpenAcc.

102

Heavy

Open

DecelerationTime

0.1–

3600.0sec

10sec:HarmonicC/P

12sec:HarmonicS/O

10sec:LinearStraightC/P

10sec:LinearStraightS/O

10sec:LinearGearedC/P

2sec:LinearGearedS/O

HvyOpenDec.



38

GROUP3:OPENDIRECTIONPARAMETERS(CONTINUED)

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

103Heavy

OpenTorque

0.00–

400.00Hz

100Hz:HarmonicC/P

100z:HarmonicS/O

60Hz:LinearStraightC/P

60Hz:LinearStraightS/O

60Hz:LinearGearedC/P

80Hz:LinearGearedS/O

HvyOpenTorq..

104Heavy

OpenMid.Volt

0.0–

100.0%5%HvyOpenMid.V.

105

Heavy

OpenMid.

Frequency

0.00–

400.00Hz0.5HzHvyOpenMid.F



106

Narrow

QuickStopOn

Reverse

0.0–4.5A

1.2A:HarmonicC/P

1.4A:HarmonicS/O

2.0A:LinearStraightC/P

2.0A:LinearStraightS/O

1.2A:LinearGearedC/P

1.2A:LinearGearedS/O

NarQuickRev.

107Narrow

HoldingTorque0.0‐3.0A

0.6A:HarmonicC/P

0.6A:HarmonicS/O

0.6A:LinearStraightC/P

0.6A:LinearStraightS/O

0.2A:LinearGearedC/P

0.2A:LinearGearedS/O

NarOpenHLDTor

108

Narrow

HoldingSpeed

0.00–

400.00Hz2HzNarOpenHLDSpd

110Narrow

SlowSpeedOpen

0.00–

400.00Hz

5Hz:HarmonicC/P

5Hz:HarmonicS/O

3Hz:LinearStraightC/P

5Hz:LinearStraightS/O

3Hz:LinearGearedC/P

5Hz:LinearGearedS/O

NarSSO

112Narrow

HighSpeedOpen

0.00–

400.00Hz

25Hz:HarmonicC/P

35Hz:HarmonicS/O

35Hz:LinearStraightC/P

35Hz:LinearStraightS/O

35Hz:LinearGearedC/P

40Hz:LinearGearedS/O

NarHSO

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39

GROUP3:OPENDIRECTIONPARAMETERS(CONTINUED)

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

113Narrow

FinalSpeedOpen

0.00–

400.00Hz

7Hz:HarmonicC/P

7Hz:HarmonicS/O

3Hz:LinearStraightC/P

5Hz:LinearStraightS/O

3Hz:LinearGearedC/P

5Hz:LinearGearedS/O

NarFSO

114Narrow

FinalSpeedStart

0.0–

100%

90%:HarmonicC/P

90%:HarmonicS/O

95%:LinearStraightC/P

95%:LinearStraightS/O

85%:LinearGearedC/P

90%:LinearGearedS/O

NarFSOStart

115

Narrow

Open

AccelerationTime

0.1–

3600.0sec

6sec:HarmonicC/P

4sec:HarmonicS/O

6sec:LinearStraightC/P

4sec:LinearStraightS/O

4sec:LinearGearedC/P

2sec:LinearGearedS/O

NarOpenAcc.TM

116

Narrow

Open

DecelerationTime

0.1–

3600.0sec

12sec:HarmonicC/P

14sec:HarmonicS/O

12sec:LinearStraightC/P

12sec:LinearStraightS/O

12sec:LinearGearedC/P

4sec:LinearGearedS/O

NarOpenDec.TM

117Narrow

OpenTorque

0.00–

400.00Hz

140Hz:HarmonicC/P

140z:HarmonicS/O

100Hz:LinearStraightC/P

100Hz:LinearStraightS/O

100Hz:LinearGearedC/P

120Hz:LinearGearedS/O

NarOpenTorq..

118Narrow

OpenMid.Volt

0.0–

100.0%5%NarOpenMid.V.

119

Narrow

OpenMid.

Frequency

0.00–

400.00Hz0.5HzNarOpenMid.F



40

GROUP3:OPENDIRECTIONPARAMETERS(CONTINUED)

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

120NarrowDOL

HoldingTorque0.0–3.0 A0.6ANar.HLDTorque

121DCBrake

Frequency

0.00–

400.00Hz60HzDCBrakeFreq

122DCBrakeTime0.0–

999.0sec1.0secDCBrakeTime

126HoldingTorque

Filter

0.01–

10.00sec0.20secHoldTorq.LPF

127OpenTimeout0.0‐

180.0sec0.0secOpenTimeout

128OpenLock

Torque.10.0–4.5A0.0AOpenLockTorq1

129OpenLock

Torque.20.0–4.5A0.0AOpenLockTorq2

130Open

HoldingTime

0.0–

999.9sec0.0secOPENHoldTime

131

Open

Acceleration

S‐curve

0.0–

10.0sec0.5secOpenAccScurve

132

Heavy

DC

BrakeFrequency

0.00–

400.00Hz60HzHvyDCBKFreq

133

Heavy

DC

BrakeTime

0.0–

999.9sec1secHvyDCBKTime

134

Narrow

DC

BrakeFrequency

0.00–

400.00Hz60HzNarDCBKFreq

135

Narrow

DC

BrakeTime

0.0–

999.9sec1secHvyDCBKTime



41

GROUP4:CLOSEDIRECTIONPARAMETERS

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

136Maximum

CloseSpeed

0.00–

400.00Hz30HzMax.CloseSpd

137Close

HoldingTorque0.0‐3.0A

0.6A:HarmonicC/P

0.6A:HarmonicS/O

0.6A:LinearStraightC/P

0.6A:LinearStraightS/O

0.2A:LinearGearedC/P

0.2A:LinearGearedS/O

CloseHLDTorque

138Close

HoldingSpeed

0.00–

400.00Hz2HzCloseHLDSpd

139Close

HoldingStart

0.0–

100%

3.0%:HarmonicC/P

3.0%:HarmonicS/O

2.0%:LinearStraightC/P

2.0%:LinearStraightS/O

2.0%:LinearGearedC/P

2.0%:LinearGearedS/O

HoldingStart

140CloseTorque0.00–

400.00Hz

243Hz:HarmonicC/P

173Hz:HarmonicS/O

270Hz:LinearStraightC/P

270Hz:LinearStraightS/O

100Hz:LinearGearedC/P

120Hz:LinearGearedS/O

CloseTorque

141HighSpeedClose

HSC

0.00–

400.00Hz

25Hz:HarmonicC/P

19Hz:HarmonicS/O

25Hz:LinearStraightC/P

20Hz:LinearStraightS/O

25Hz:LinearGearedC/P

20Hz:LinearGearedS/O

HighSpdHSC

142FinalSpeedClose

FSC

0.00–

400.00Hz

5Hz:HarmonicC/P

5Hz:HarmonicS/O

3Hz:LinearStraightC/P

2Hz:LinearStraightS/O

4Hz:LinearGearedC/P

5Hz:LinearGearedS/O

FinalSpdFSC

143FinalSpeedClose

Start

0.0–

100%

6%:HarmonicC/P

10%:HarmonicS/O

5%:LinearStraightC/P

5%:LinearStraightS/O

5%:LinearGearedC/P

10%:LinearGearedS/O

FSCStart



42

GROUP4:CLOSEDIRECTIONPARAMETERS(CONTINUED)

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

144NudgingSpeed0.00–

400.00Hz

15Hz:HarmonicC/P

9Hz:HarmonicS/O

10Hz:LinearStraightC/P

15Hz:LinearStraightS/O

15Hz:LinearGearedC/P

15Hz:LinearGearedS/O

NudgingSpd

145Close

AccelerationTime

0.1–

3600.0sec

4sec:HarmonicC/P

6sec:HarmonicS/O

6sec:LinearStraightC/P

6sec:LinearStraightS/O

6sec:LinearGearedC/P

2sec:LinearGearedS/O

CloseAcc.TM

146Close

DecelerationTime

0.1–

3600.0sec

8sec:HarmonicC/P

10sec:HarmonicS/O

15sec:LinearStraightC/P

20sec:LinearStraightS/O

10sec:LinearGearedC/P

4sec:LinearGearedS/O

CloseDec.TM

148StallReverse

Force 0.0–4.5A

1.6A:HarmonicC/P

2.0A:HarmonicS/O

1.4A:LinearStraightC/P

1.4A:LinearStraightS/O

0.6A:LinearGearedC/P

0.9A:LinearGearedS/O

StallRevNormal

150CloseMid.Volt0.0–

100.0%4%CloseMid.Volt.

151 Close

Mid.Frequency

0.00–

400.00Hz0.5HzCloseMid.Freq.

152

Heavy

Close

HoldingTorque

0.0‐4.5A

0.6A:HarmonicC/P

0.6A:HarmonicS/O

0.6A:LinearStraightC/P

0.6A:LinearStraightS/O

0.2A:LinearGearedC/P

0.2A:LinearGearedS/O

HvyCloHLDTorq

153

Heavy

Close

HoldingSpeed

0.00–

400.00Hz2HzHvyCloseHLD



43

GROUP4:CLOSEDIRECTIONPARAMETERS(CONTINUED)

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

154

Heavy

Close

HoldingStart

0.0–

100%

3.0%:HarmonicC/P

3.0%:HarmonicS/O

2.0%:LinearStraightC/P

2.0%:LinearStraightS/O

2.0%:LinearGearedC/P

2.0%:LinearGearedS/O

HvyHLDStart

155Heavy

CloseTorque

0.00–

400.00Hz

220Hz:HarmonicC/P

145Hz:HarmonicS/O

250Hz:LinearStraightC/P

250Hz:LinearStraightS/O

80Hz:LinearGearedC/P

100Hz:LinearGearedS/O

HvyCloseTorq.

156Heavy

HighSpeedClose

0.00–

400.00Hz

13Hz:HarmonicC/P

10Hz:HarmonicS/O

12Hz:LinearStraightC/P

12Hz:LinearStraightS/O

12Hz:LinearGearedC/P

10Hz:LinearGearedS/O

HvyHighHSC

157

Heavy

FinalSpeedClose

FSC

0.00–

400.00Hz

5Hz:HarmonicC/P

5Hz:HarmonicS/O

3Hz:LinearStraightC/P

2Hz:LinearStraightS/O

4Hz:LinearGearedC/P

5Hz:LinearGearedS/O

HvyFSC

158

Heavy

FinalSpeedClose

Start

0.0–

100%

6%:HarmonicC/P

10%:HarmonicS/O

5%:LinearStraightC/P

5%:LinearStraightS/O

5%:LinearGearedC/P

10%:LinearGearedS/O

HvyFSCStart

159Heavy

NudgingSpeed

0.00–

400.00Hz

10Hz:HarmonicC/P

10Hz:HarmonicS/O

10Hz:LinearStraightC/P

10Hz:LinearStraightS/O

10Hz:LinearGearedC/P

10Hz:LinearGearedS/O

HvyNudgSpd

160

Heavy

Close

AccelerationTime

0.1–

3600.0sec

4sec:HarmonicC/P

6sec:HarmonicS/O

6sec:LinearStraightC/P

6sec:LinearStraightS/O

6sec:LinearGearedC/P

2sec:LinearGearedS/O

HvyClo.Acc.

44

GROUP4:CLOSEDIRECTIONPARAMETERS(CONTINUED)

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

161

Heavy

Close

DecelerationTime

0.1–

3600.0sec

6sec:HarmonicC/P

8sec:HarmonicS/O

12sec:LinearStraightC/P

18sec:LinearStraightS/O

8sec:LinearGearedC/P

2sec:LinearGearedS/O

HvyClo.Dec.

163

Heavy

StallReverse

Force

0.0–4.5A

1.8A:HarmonicC/P

2.2A:HarmonicS/O

1.6A:LinearStraightC/P

1.6A:LinearStraightS/O

0.8A:LinearGearedC/P

1.1A:LinearGearedS/O

HvyStallNormal

165Heavy

CloseMid.Volt

0.0–

100.0%4%HvyCloseMid.V

166

Heavy

Close

Mid.Frequency

0.00–

400.00Hz0.5HzHvyCloseMid.F



167

Narrow

Close

HoldingTorque

0.0‐4.5A

0.6A:HarmonicC/P

0.6A:HarmonicS/O

0.6A:LinearStraightC/P

0.6A:LinearStraightS/O

0.2A:LinearGearedC/P

0.2A:LinearGearedS/O

NarCloHLDTorq

168

Narrow

Close

HoldingSpeed

0.00–

400.00Hz2HzNarCloseHLD

169

Narrow

Close

HoldingStart

0.0–

100%

3.0%:HarmonicC/P

3.0%:HarmonicS/O

2.0%:LinearStraightC/P

2.0%:LinearStraightS/O

2.0%:LinearGearedC/P

2.0%:LinearGearedS/O

NarHLDStart

170Narrow

CloseTorque

0.00–

400.00Hz

243Hz:HarmonicC/P

173Hz:HarmonicS/O

270Hz:LinearStraightC/P

270Hz:LinearStraightS/O

100Hz:LinearGearedC/P

120Hz:LinearGearedS/O

NarCloseTorq.



45

GROUP4:CLOSEDIRECTIONPARAMETERSCONTINUED

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

171Narrow

HighSpeedClose

0.00–

400.00Hz

25Hz:HarmonicC/P

19Hz:HarmonicS/O

25Hz:LinearStraightC/P

20Hz:LinearStraightS/O

25Hz:LinearGearedC/P

20Hz:LinearGearedS/O

NarHSC 

172Narrow

FinalSpeedClose

0.00–

400.00Hz

5Hz:HarmonicC/P

5Hz:HarmonicS/O

3Hz:LinearStraightC/P

2Hz:LinearStraightS/O

4Hz:LinearGearedC/P

5Hz:LinearGearedS/O

NarFSC

173

Narrow

FinalSpeedClose

Start

0.0–

100%

6%:HarmonicC/P

10%:HarmonicS/O

5%:LinearStraightC/P

5%:LinearStraightS/O

5%:LinearGearedC/P

10%:LinearGearedS/O

NarFSCStart

174Narrow

NudgingSpeed

0.00–

400.00Hz

15Hz:HarmonicC/P

9Hz:HarmonicS/O

10Hz:LinearStraightC/P

15Hz:LinearStraightS/O

15Hz:LinearGearedC/P

15Hz:LinearGearedS/O

NarNudgingSpd

175

Narrow

Close

AccelerationTime

0.1–

3600.0sec

4sec:HarmonicC/P

6sec:HarmonicS/O

6sec:LinearStraightC/P

6sec:LinearStraightS/O

6sec:LinearGearedC/P

2sec:LinearGearedS/O

NarCloseAcc.TM

176

Narrow

Close

DecelerationTime

0.1–

3600.0sec

8sec:HarmonicC/P

10sec:HarmonicS/O

15sec:LinearStraightC/P

20sec:LinearStraightS/O

10sec:LinearGearedC/P

4sec:LinearGearedS/O

NarCloseDec.TM

178StallReverse

Force 0.0–4.5A

1.6A:HarmonicC/P

2.0A:HarmonicS/O

1.4A:LinearStraightC/P

1.4A:LinearStraightS/O

0.6A:LinearGearedC/P

0.9A:LinearGearedS/O

NarStallNormal

46

GROUP4:CLOSEDIRECTIONPARAMETERS(CONTINUED)

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

180Narrow

CloseMid.Volt

0.0–

100.0%4%NarCloseMid.V

181

Narrow

Close

Mid.Frequency

0.00–

400.00Hz0.5HzNarCloseMid.F



182FastDeceleration

Time

0.1–

3600.0sec1.0secFastestDec.TM

185HoldingTorque

Filter

0.01–

10.00sec0.20secHoldTorq.LPF

186CloseTimeout0.0‐

180.0sec0.0secCloseTimeout

187CloseLock

Torque.10.0–4.5A0.0ACloseLockTorq1

188CloseLock

Torque.20.0–4.5A0.0ACloseLockTorq2

189Close

HoldingTime

0.0–

999.9sec0.0secCLOSEHoldTime

190

Close

Acceleration

S‐curve

0.0–

10.0sec0.5secCloseAccScurve



GROUP5:DIGITALI/OPARAMETERS

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

196LEDDelayTime0.00–

10.00sec3.00sec(Default)LEDDelayTime

197EdgesTimeout

DelayTime

0.0–

180.0sec15sec(Default)EdgesTimeoutDLY

198BuzzerDelayTime0.0–

180.0sec10sec(Default)BuzzerTime

199Include/Exclude

AUXSensor0–1

0:IncludeAUXSensor

1:ExcludeAUXSensor(DF)IN/EXAUXSensor

200SensorFailure

DetectTime

0.0–

3600.0sec5secSensorFailTime

201SensorMode0‐2

0:Sensorisexternal,

Edgetrigger(Linear)

(Default)

1:Sensorisexternal,

Leveltrigger(Harmonic)

2:Sensorisonboard.

SensorMode

   

47

   

GROUP5:DIGITALI/OPARAMETERS

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

202Infrared

OutputType0–2

0:Disable

1:NPN(activeLOW)(DF)

2:PNP(activeHIGH)

InfraredType

203DCLReset0‐1 

0:Enabledoorposition

resetinDCL.(Default)

1:Disabledoorposition

resetinDCL.

DCLReset

204

DOL

for

NarrowerDoor

0–1

0:UseregularasDOLof

NarrowerDoorDOL(DF)

1:UseAUXasDOLof

NarrowerDoorDOL

DOLforNarDoor

205BuzzerDisable0–1

0:BuzzerDisable(DF)

1:BuzzerEnable(Continue)

2:BuzzerEnable(ON–OFF)

BuzzerDisable

206

HoldingTime

for

EdgesTimeout

relay

0.0–

180.0sec3sec(Default)EdgesTimeoutHLD 

207ReopenRelay

Mode1‐0

0:MAINTAIN

1:DISABLEWHENEDGES

RELAYON

ReopenRelayMOD



GROUP6:PROTECTIONPARAMETERS

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

216DCBrakeDuty0‐100% 50% DynamicBrake 

217Motor

OverloadCurrent0.0–6.0A2.5A MotorOverload

221

Number

ofRetries

afterFaults

0‐106NoofRetries

222Retry

WaitingTime

0.2–

120.0sec2.5secRestarttime

226AutoResetTime

ResetafterFault9999‐0 Sec600RestartrstT

228

Motor

Overload

Selection

0‐2

00:StandardMotor

01:SpecialMotor(DF)

02:Disabled

MotorOLSel

229 Motor

OverloadTime30‐600sec60secMotorOLTime 

48

OverloadTime



GROUP7:COMMUNICATIONPARAMETERS

Par.

NoDescriptionRangeUnitDefaultSettingDisplayRelatedPar.

240RS485

NodeNumber1‐2541CommNodeAddr

241RS485

Baudrate0‐3

0:Baudrate4800bps

1:Baudrate9600bps

2:Baudrate19200bps(DF)

3:Baudrate38400bps

CommDataRate

242

RS485

Modbus

Protocol

0–5 

0:7,N,2(Modbus,ASCII)

1:7,E,1(Modbus,ASCII)

2:7,O,1(Modbus,ASCII)

3:8,N,1(Modbus,RTU)(DF)

4:8,E,1(Modbus,RTU)

5:8,O,1(Modbus,RTU)

CommFormat

243RS485

ConnectionLoss0‐3

0:Warnandkeepoperating

1:Warnandramptostop

2:Warnandcoasttostop

3:Nowarningandkeep

operating.(Default)

CommLossAction

244

RS485

ConnectionLoss

Time

0.0–

60.0sec0.0secCommLossTM

246CAN

NodeAddress0‐2557CANNodeAddr

247CAN

Baudrate

0‐

65535kbps115.2KbpsCANDataRate



DISPLAYPARAMETERS

Par.

No Function Display Unit

D0

Drive Status 1

Bit 0 Reserved

Bit 1 0： STOP，1：RUN

Bit 2 Reserved

Bit 3 0： CLOSE，1：OPEN

Bit4~5 Reserved

Bit 6 1： OVT

Bit 7 1： FLT

Bit 8~10 Reserved

Bit 11 1： Factory Set

Bit 12 Reserved

Bit 13~15 100：NUD

000：HLD

Drive Status 1 hex

D1 Output Frequency Output Freq Hz

49

DISPLAYPARAMETERS(CONTINUED)

Par.

No Function Display Unit

D2 Commanded Frequency Commanded Freq Hz

D3 Output Current Output Current A

D4 Output Voltage Output Voltage V

D5 DC Bus Voltage DC Bus Voltage V

D6 Door Close Time Door Close Time sec

D7

Switch Input Status

Bit0 0: SETUP 1:RUN

Bit1 0:MAN 1:AUTO

Bit2 OPEN

Bit3 CLOSE

Bit4 NUDG

Bit5 NARROW

Bit6 RESET

Bit7 HEAVY

SW IN 87654321

D8

Digital Input Status

Bit0 CLOSE

Bit1 OPEN

Bit2 NUDG

Bit3 NARROW

Bit4 HEAVY

Bit5 IR

Bit6 SPARE-1

Bit7 SPARE-2

MI IN 87654321

D9

Sensor Input Status

Bit0 HALL-DOL

Bit1 HALL-AUX

Bit2 HALL-DPM

Bit3 HALL-DCL

Bit4 HALL-SPARE1

Bit5 HALL-SPARE2

Bit6 HALL-SPARE3

Bit7 OPTIC-DOL

Bit8 OPTIC-AUX

Bit9 OPTIC-DPM

Bit10 OPTIC-DCL

SenseCPAO321CPAO

D10 Counter Status 1 (unit: 1) Counter Status 1

D11 Counter Status 2 (unit: 10000) Counter Status 2

D12

Relay Output Status

Bit0 EDGE Timeout

Bit1 AUX

Bit2 DPM

Bit3 REOPEN

Bit4 DOL

Bit5 DCL

Bit6 SPARE-1

Bit7 SPARE-2

RelayOUT87654321

50

DISPLAYPARAMETERS(CONTINUED)

Par.

No Function Display Unit

D13

LED Output Status

Bit0 CLOSE

Bit1 NUDG

Bit2 CLOSE SLOWDOWN

Bit3 OPEN

Bit4 OPEN SLOWDOWN

Bit5 HOLDING

Bit6 ENCODER FAILED

Bit7 SENSORS FAILED

Bit8 STALL REVERSE

Bit9 FREQUENCY FALURE

Bit10 DETECTOR EDGES

Bit11 LEARN DOOR WIDTH

LED LDFS87654321

D14 Max. Close Frequency Max. Close Freq Hz

D15 Max. Close Force Max. Close Force A

D16 Software Version Control SW Ver

D17 Drive Type Drive Type

D18 Warning Code Warn Code

D19 Memory Probe Display Testpoint Data

D20 NMI state NMI State

D21 Door Code Time Reg. Code Time sec

D22 Door Code Time for Nudging Nudg. Code Time sec

D23 Reserved

D24 Heat sink Temperature Heat Sink Temp. oC

D25 Step of Speed Step of Speed

D26 Door Position (%) Door Position %

D27 Door Position (pls) Door Position pls

D28 Feedback Freq. Feedback Freq Hz

D29 PG & CKRO pin state Encoder pin stat

D30 CAN Transmit Counter CAN TX Counter

D31 CAN Receive Counter CAN RX Counter

D32 Encoder Direction Encoder Dir.

D33 Encoder Pulse Encoder Pulses

D34 AD Value of Iv AD Value of Iv

OFF

ON

L1 L2

70

63

76

61

1

62

42

87

88

89

82

83

84

78

79

80

GS1

L

6

12

120

5

12

31

1.2

0.6

2

1.6

8

5

6

15

2

0.6

3

C/P

UV

LC/P

4

14

120

5

12

45

2

1.4

0.6

2.0

10

5

9

10

2

3

0.6

S/O

W

10

2.5

12

9

15

RC/P

4

12

80

5

45

12

2

S/O

2.0

0.6

1.4

20

2

5

15

2

0.6

S/O

L R

4

12

2

4

80

3

12

45

1.2

C/P

0.2

2

0.6

10

4

5

15

2

0.2

2

22

C/P

GEARED

NC

NO

COM

NC

NO

COM

C

O CLOSE

N

NUDG.

J4

C

N

OR

J7

OPEN

V+

LC

0V

V+

SE

0V

AUX.

BUZZER

3

1DOL

AUX

3

2 AUX

NARROW

2

BLU

4 DCL

DPM

3

GRN

YEL

ORG

()

0V

3

NC

2

BRN

NO HEAVY

GRN

YEL

ORG

()

0V

AUX2

HEAVY

51

EARTH GROUND

69

86

85

81

GATE

SWITCH

2

95

7

99

C/P

4

25

243

30

21

7

S/O

6

95

99

19

30

173

5

2 1

5

98

6

99

20

270

30

2: PNP

1

1: NO

1

90

3

99

6

GEARED

25

100

30

DOL

CLOSE

NUDG.

MAN.

SE

LC

SPARE

(

DOL 1

AUX

NARROW 2

DCL 4

COM

ORG

NARROW

COM

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER 6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER REV. DESCRIPTION

200 - 230 VAC

TOGGLE SWITCHES FOR

MANUAL OPERATION.

NARROWER

DOOR

LC

SE

LC

SE

ELEVATOR CONTROLLER MUST

PROVIDE COMMAND SIGNALS TO HEAVY AND/OR NARROW INPUT(S)

TO USE HEAVIER DOOR AND/OR NARROWER DOOR FUNCTION(S).

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER DATE

Doc. No: 2500-2001-S

N.C. CONTACT OPENS WHEN DOOR REACHES THE FINAL OPEN LIMIT.

DOL RELAY IS CONTROLLED BY DOL CAM FOR HARMONIC MODEL.

OR, BY DOL HALL-EFFECT SENSOR FOR LINEAR MODEL .

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER

CAN NODE ID

BUZZER DELAY TIME

OVERLOAD

BUZZER MODE

CARRIER FREQ.

SCAN FREQ.

LEARNING FREQ.

EDGES DELAY TIME

L= LEFT R=RIGHT

SELECTION OF THE

COMMON

HAND OF THE DOOR

ACCEL. TIME

DECEL. TIME

OPEN TORQUE

SLOW SPD (SSO)

CLUTCH ENG. DIST.

HIGH SPD (HSO)

HOLDING TORQUE

HOLDING SPEED

STALL REV. FORCE

DECEL. TIME

FINAL SPD (FSC)

FSC BEGINS

NUDGING SPD

HOLDING SPEED

HOLDING TORQUE

HOLDING BEGINS

CLOSING

GS

246 7-8

0-65535

0-1

FRONT DOOR = 7

0: DISABLE

207

204

0-1

0: MAINTAIN

0: PERCENT

198

217

0-180

0-6

205 0-2 0: DISABLE

0-400

0-15

197

0-400

0-180

Pr.#

HARMONIC

1-2 R

RANGE

0-360

6

12

0-400 80

0-400

0-100

3

12

0-400 45

0-4.5 2.0

C/P

0-3

0-400

0.6

2

148

146

0-4.5

0-360

HARMONIC

1.4

15

142

143

0-400

0-100

3

5

144 0-400 10

138

137

0-400

0-3

2

0.6

139 0-100 2

HARMONIC

C/P

Pr.# RANGE

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER

ENCODER

2500-3057

COM

1: ENABLE

1: USE DOL

1: PULSES

2: PULSE

LINEAR

C/P

GEARED

100

5

12

50

1.2

S/O

0.2

2

LINEAR

0.9

4

5

10

15

0.2

LINEAR

S/O

(SEE NOTE 1)

NC

NO

COM

NC

METHOD 1

NO

COM

OPEN

CLOSE NUDG.OPEN

METHOD 2

O

INPUT SIGNALS

U5

NPN

PNP

DPPC

0001N

ENABLE IC

(SEE NOTE 2)

(OPTIONAL)

DEFAULT BAUDRATE

OF PAR. 247 = 115.2KBPS

SET PAR. 246 = 8

FOR REAR DOOR

SET PAR. 246 = 7

FOR FRONT DOOR

SET PAR. 11 = 5

TO USE CAN BUS

LINEAR GEARED MODEL:

PAR. 42 = 1 FOR RH/LH/CP

NARROW

CLOSE

RUN

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER

SPARE

14-CONDUCTOR RIBBON CABLE

906-

3030

906-

3013

ECI

P/N

INDICATOR

CANH

INDICATOR

10-CONDUCTOR RIBBON CABLE

DOL

10-CONDUCTOR RIBBON CABLE

NC

NO

HEAVY

LED

BLU

1

BLU

1

BRN

RED

V+ V+

MFG.

TX (CN5)

3 DPM

DCL

SET PAR. 199=0

TO ENABLE AUX

2500-1001

SIGNALS TRANSFER BOARD

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER

NC

NO

OPTIONAL

AUX.

COM

NONE

WHT - WHT

CONNECTION

BETWEEN TX & RX

EARTH

GROUND

EARTH GROUND

POLE ON

ENCLOSURE

CONNECTION

NARROWER DOOR

DET. EDGES MODE

EDGES HOLD TIME

C/P=CENTER PARTING

FSO BEGINS

FINAL SPD (FSO)

HOLDING BEGINS

OPENING

ACCEL. TIME

HIGH SPD (HSC)

CLOSE TORQUE

MAX. CLOSE SPEED

230VAC

1/2 HP 3PH.

INDUCTION

MOTOR

GATE

SWITCH TO MOTOR

0-65535

202

199

206

0-1

0-2

0-180

1

1: NPN0: DISABLE

0: YES

Pr.#

145

0-100

0-400

0-100

0-360

98

3

99

6

RANGE

141

140

136

0-400

0-60

25

270

30

DPM

CONNECT TO ECI

PARAMETER UNIT

2500-3051

2

95

5

99

2

20

120

30

REOPEN DCL INPUT SIGNALS

CLOSE

LED

OPEN

LED

NUDG.

LED

COM

OPEN

ENABLE IC

ONLY WORKS

WITH ECI

CERTIFIED

DETECTOR

EDGES

SW8

HEAVY

HAMONIC MODEL:

PAR. 42 = 2 FOR LH/CP

PAR. 42 = 1 FOR RH

LINEAR STRAIGHT MODEL:

PAR. 42 = 1 FOR LH/CP

PAR. 42 = 2 FOR RH

NUDG.

AUTO

EDGES

TIMEOUT

DELAY TIME FROM

TRIGGERED POINT

IS SET BY PAR. 198

PAR. 205 = 0 : DISABLE

205 = 1: CON'T

205 = 2: PULSE

BUZZER

VOLUME

CONTROL

AUX2

CN5

906-

3020

SHLD

CANL

BUS

TERMINATION SWITCH

CONNECT TO

CAN BUS

OF THE

ELEVATOR

CONTROLLER

OPTICAL CAM

BOARD

SET PAR.

201 = 1

SET PAR.

201 = 0

EDGES

TIMEOUT

NARROW

LED

RED WHT

)

DPM 3

HALL-EFFECT

SENSOR BOARD

COM

INPUT

SIGNALS

NARROW

NONE

CONNECT TO J7

ON THE MAIN BOARD

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER

500VA MIN.

CONNECT TO ANY VOLTAGE

SOURCE FROM 24 TO 230

VOLTS, AC OR DC, 30mA MIN.

REMOVE THIS JUMPER IF

INPUT SIGNAL VOLTAGE

IS 60V OR LESS

REMOVE THIS JUMPER IF

INPUT SIGNAL VOLTAGE

IS 60V OR LESS

REMOVE THIS JUMPER IF

INPUT SIGNAL VOLTAGE

IS 60V OR LESS

CN4

CONNECT TO ECI CERTIFIED

INFRARED DETECTOR EDGES

2500-3056

CONNECT

TO ENCODER

REOPEN RELAY IS ACTIVATED BY ANY ONE

OF THE FOLLOWING DETECTIONS:

1. STALL REVERSE; CONTROLLED BY PAR. 148.

2. FREQUENCY FAILURE; CONTROLLED BY PAR. 136

3. DETECTOR EDGES; CONTROLLED BY PAR. 202, SW 8, AND IC U5.

N.C. CONTACT OPENS WHEN DOOR REACHES FINAL CLOSE LIMIT.

DCL RELAY IS CONTROLLED BY DCL CAM FOR HARMONIC MODEL.

OR, BY DCL HALL-EFFECT SENSOR FOR LINEAR MODEL .

(SEE NOTE 1)

4 AMP.

SLOW BLOW

FUSES

CODE DIST. NARROW

DOORWIDTH LEARNING REAR DOOR = 8

1" FOR S/O, OR 2" FOR C/P FROM DCL

RE-OPEN RELAY MODE

NARROWER DOOR DOL 0: USE BOTH DOL & AUX

CLUTCH DISTANCE UNIT

1: DISABLE WHEN EDGES RELAY ON

1: CONTINUOUS

STRAIGHT

DEFAULT VALUE

QUICK STOP ON REV.

DEFAULT VALUE

STRAIGHT

EASY SETUP PROCEDURE

WRITE (DOWNLOAD) TO THE DRIVE: Press SET, Press UP Arrow, Press WRITE.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE VFE2500 PARAMETER UNIT

READ (COPY) FROM THE DRIVE: Press SET, Press UP Arrow, Press READ.

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER

C = CLOSE O = OPEN N = NUDGING

EDGES TIMEOUT

RELAY

FORMULA

SYSTEMS

JANUS

RESET

LEARN DOOR WIDTH

FOR HARMONIC MODEL

SETUP

2500-1002

10-CONDUCTOR RIBBON CABLE

CONNECT TO OPTICAL CAM BOARD FOR HARMONIC MODEL.

CONNECT TO SIGNAL TRANSFER BOARD FOR LINEAR MODEL.

NARROWER DOOR

REMOVE THIS JUMPER IF

INPUT SIGNAL VOLTAGE IS

60V OR LESS

REMOVE THIS JUMPER IF

INPUT SIGNAL VOLTAGE IS

60V OR LESS

RX (CN4)

TO ELEVATOR CONTROLLER

FOR THE LIGHT DUTY LINEAR MODEL,

THE MOTOR WILL BE 230VAC 91W

3PH AND THE ENCODER IS AN

UNDETACHABLE PART OF THE

MOTOR, P/N: 2500-2016L/R

RELAY CONTACTS

ARE RATED @ 10 AMP. 250VAC

WARNING:

230 VAC

LINE

GS & GS1 ARE ONLY CONVENIENCE TERMINALS

FOR USERS. THEY HAVE NO CONNECTIONS

TO VFE-2500 CIRCUITRY.

CODE DIST. REG / HVY 1" FOR S/O, OR 2" FOR C/P FROM DCL

: TO LOWER TORQUE, INCREASE THE VALUE.

STRAIGHT

CHANGE PARMETERS: Press SET, Enter Parameter Number, Press READ, Enter

New Value, Press WRITE.

LEARNING DOORWIDTH: Set DOL and DCL properly. Flip switch to SETUP.

Set Par. 63 = 1. Flip switch back to RUN. Flip next switch to MAN.

Follow prompts on LCD Display.

CONNECTION METHODS

DELAY TIME FROM

TRIGGERED POINT

IS SET BY PAR. 197

CONTROLLER'S RELAYS MUST HAVE

THE SAME COMMON AND RELAY COIL

VOLTAGE MUST BE FROM 24V - 230V

AC OR DC.

AUX. RELAY

USE PAR. 68 TO SET

AUX2 RELAY.

SEE MANUAL FOR

DETAILS.

TRITRONICS

BUZZER IS TRIGGERED BY

INFRARED DETECTOR EDGES.

CONNECT TO

ADDITIONAL

I/O BOARD

INFRARED DETECTOR

EDGES OUTPUT TYPE

SELECTOR SWITCH.

PAR. 202 =0 TO DISABLE

PAR. 202 =1 FOR NPN

PAR. 202 =2 FOR PNP

GALVANIC

ISOLATION

CAN BUS

CARD

GALVANIC

ISOLATION

ENCODER

CARD

SET PAR. 63 =1 FOR

DOOR WIDTH LEARNING

VFE2500

CLOSED LOOP DRIVE

2500-3050

10-CONDUCTOR RIBBON CABLE

FOR LINEAR MODEL

(OPTIONAL)

SET PAR. 204=0 IF

AUX. CONTACT AND

REGULAR DOL ARE

USED AS DOL OF THE

NARROWER DOOR.

MOVFE2500 CLOSED LOOP DOOR OPERATOR

CONNECTION DIAGRAM

DPM N.O. CONTACT MAKES 1/2 INCH BEFORE

GATE SWITCH MAKES FOR FAULT MONITOR

TO MEET ANSI A17.1 AND CAN/CSA-B44.

DPM RELAY IS CONTROLLED BY DPM CAM

OR DPM HALL EFFECT SENSOR.

ADDITIONAL I/O BOARD

2500-3055

TO ELEVATOR CONTROLLER

ECI CERTIFIED INFRARED DETECTOR EDGES

NOTES: 1. HEAVY LINES REPRESENT CONNECTIONS FROM ELEVATOR CONTROLLER

TO DOOR OPERATOR PCB.

2. MAKE SURE THAT ENABLE IC IS INSERTED INTO SOCKET AS SHOWN.

EDGES TIMEOUT RELAY IS TRIGGERED BY INFRARED DETECTOR EDGES.

SET PAR. 207 = 1 TO DISABLE REOPEN RELAY WHEN EDGES TIMEOUT ACTIVATED.

DRIVE OVERLOAD FACTORY SET AT 2.5A

IF EDGES TIMEOUT OUTPUT IS USED FOR

NUDGING FEATURE, IT MUST BE SUBJECT

TO ELEVATOR FIRE SERVICE CODES.

ALL EQUIPMENT MUST BE INSTALLED AND ADJUSTED

TO MEET FEDERAL, STATE / PROVINCIAL, AND LOCAL

CODES. TO PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK, METALLIC

CONDUITS, ELECTRICAL BOXES, AND MOTOR

MUST BE GROUNDED. WAIT FOR 10 MINUTES AFTER

REMOVING POWER BEFORE SERVICING.

:CONNECT 0V TO A TRUE EARTH GROUND

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER

SET PAR. 199=0 TO ENABE AUX

SUITABLE FOR USE ON A CIRCUIT

CAPABLE OF DELIVERING NOT

MORE THAN 5000 RMS SYMMETRICAL

AMPERES, 240 VOLTS MAXIMUM,

WHEN PROTECTED BY 4 AMPERES,

240V RK5 FUSES.

ECI HAS DONE THIS PROCEDURE BEFORE SHIPPING VFE2500 TO CUSTOMERS.

HOWEVER, THIS EASY SETUP PROVIDES USERS WITH HELPFUL STEPS, WHEN NEEDED.

1. TURN ON POWER AND RUN DOOR IN MANUAL MODE. IF DOOR CLOSES AND OPENS IN THE CORRECT DIRECTION,

GO TO 2. IF NOT, SWAP ANY 2 OF MOTOR WIRES, CHECK AGAIN, THEN GO TO 2.

2. ON KEYPAD, HIT VOLT/PULSE KEY. RUN DOOR IN MANUAL MODE AGAIN. IN CLOSE DIRECTION, LCD SHOULD

SHOW "CLOSE" AND PULSE COUNT SHOULD DECREASE. IF NOT, CHANGE PAR. 42. CHECK AGAIN, THEN GO TO 3.

3. USE THE PARAMETER UNIT TO UPLOAD APPROPRIATE

ECI DEFAULT FOR THE DOOR OPERATOR, THEN GO TO 4.

4. FLIP FIRST TOGGLE SWITCH TO SETUP. SET PAR. 63 = 1, FLIP TOGGLE SWITCH TO RUN, RUN THE DOOR IN MANUAL MODE.

FOLLOW INSTRUCTION ON LCD DISPLAY TO COMPLETE DOOR WIDTH LEARNING PROCESS. LEARN-DOOR-WIDTH LED WILL

FLASH AND TURN OFF WHEN PROCESS IS COMPLETED. LCD DISPLAY WILL SHOW "LEARNING COMPLETED."

PARAMETER 63 WILL RETURN TO ZERO BY ITSELF.

5. FLIP FIRST TOGGLE SWITCH TO SETUP. SET PAR. 11 = 1 FOR REGULAR OPERATION.

SET PAR. 11 = 5 FOR CAN BUS OPERATION. FLIP TOGGLE SWITCH TO RUN.

6. TEST DOOR IN MANUAL MODE, AND TEST DOOR IN AUTOMATIC MODE. DONE!

GAL CANADA

6500 GOTTARDO CRT.

MISSISSAUGA,ONTARIO

L5T 2A2 CANADA

TEL:(416)747-7967

FAX:(416)747-9035

OFF

ON

L1 L2

70

63

76

61

1

62

42

87

88

89

82

83

84

78

79

80

GS1

L

6

12

120

5

12

31

1.2

0.6

2

1.6

8

5

6

15

2

0.6

3

C/P

UV

LC/P

4

14

120

5

12

45

2

1.4

0.6

2.0

10

5

9

10

2

3

0.6

S/O

W

10

2.5

12

9

15

RC/P

4

12

80

5

45

12

2

S/O

2.0

0.6

1.4

20

2

5

15

2

0.6

S/O

L R

4

12

2

4

80

3

12

45

1.2

C/P

0.2

2

0.6

10

4

5

15

2

0.2

2

22

C/P

GEARED

NC

NO

COM

NC

NO

COM

C

O CLOSE

N

NUDG.

J4

C

N

OR

J7

OPEN

V+

LC

0V

V+

SE

0V

AUX.

BUZZER

3

1DOL

AUX

3

2 AUX

NARROW

2

BLU

4 DCL

DPM

3

GRN

YEL

ORG

()

0V

3

NC

2

BRN

NO HEAVY

GRN

YEL

ORG

()

0V

AUX2

HEAVY

51

EARTH GROUND

69

86

85

81

GATE

SWITCH

2

95

7

99

C/P

4

25

243

30

21

7

S/O

6

95

99

19

30

173

5

2 1

5

98

6

99

20

270

30

2: PNP

1

1: NO

1

90

3

99

6

GEARED

25

100

30

DOL

CLOSE

NUDG.

MAN.

SE

LC

SPARE

(

DOL 1

AUX

NARROW 2

DCL 4

COM

ORG

NARROW

COM

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER 6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER REV. DESCRIPTIO115

115 VAC

TOGGLE SWITCHES FOR

MANUAL OPERATION.

NARROWER

DOOR

LC

SE

LC

SE

ELEVATOR CONTROLLER MUST

PROVIDE COMMAND SIGNALS TO HEAVY AND/OR NARROW INPUT(S)

TO USE HEAVIER DOOR AND/OR NARROWER DOOR FUNCTION(S).

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER DATE

Doc. No: 2500-2001-S-1

N.C. CONTACT OPENS WHEN DOOR REACHES THE FINAL OPEN LIMIT.

DOL RELAY IS CONTROLLED BY DOL CAM FOR HARMONIC MODEL.

OR, BY DOL HALL-EFFECT SENSOR FOR LINEAR MODEL .

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER

CAN NODE ID

BUZZER DELAY TIME

OVERLOAD

BUZZER MODE

CARRIER FREQ.

SCAN FREQ.

LEARNING FREQ.

EDGES DELAY TIME

L= LEFT R=RIGHT

SELECTION OF THE

COMMON

HAND OF THE DOOR

ACCEL. TIME

DECEL. TIME

OPEN TORQUE

SLOW SPD (SSO)

CLUTCH ENG. DIST.

HIGH SPD (HSO)

HOLDING TORQUE

HOLDING SPEED

STALL REV. FORCE

DECEL. TIME

FINAL SPD (FSC)

FSC BEGINS

NUDGING SPD

HOLDING SPEED

HOLDING TORQUE

HOLDING BEGINS

CLOSING

GS

246 7-8

0-65535

0-1

FRONT DOOR = 7

0: DISABLE

207

204

0-1

0: MAINTAIN

0: PERCENT

198

217

0-180

0-6

205 0-2 0: DISABLE

0-400

0-15

197

0-400

0-180

Pr.#

HARMONIC

1-2 R

RANGE

0-360

6

12

0-400 80

0-400

0-100

3

12

0-400 45

0-4.5 2.0

C/P

0-3

0-400

0.6

2

148

146

0-4.5

0-360

HARMONIC

1.4

15

142

143

0-400

0-100

3

5

144 0-400 10

138

137

0-400

0-3

2

0.6

139 0-100 2

HARMONIC

C/P

Pr.# RANGE

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER

ENCODER

2500-3057

COM

1: ENABLE

1: USE DOL

1: PULSES

2: PULSE

LINEAR

C/P

GEARED

100

5

12

50

1.2

S/O

0.2

2

LINEAR

0.9

4

5

10

15

0.2

LINEAR

S/O

(SEE NOTE 1)

NC

NO

COM

NC

METHOD 1

NO

COM

OPEN

CLOSE NUDG.OPEN

METHOD 2

O

INPUT SIGNALS

U5

NPN

PNP

DPPC

0001N

ENABLE IC

(SEE NOTE 2)

(OPTIONAL)

DEFAULT BAUDRATE

OF PAR. 247 = 115.2KBPS

SET PAR. 246 = 8

FOR REAR DOOR

SET PAR. 246 = 7

FOR FRONT DOOR

SET PAR. 11 = 5

TO USE CAN BUS

LINEAR GEARED MODEL:

PAR. 42 = 1 FOR RH/LH/CP

NARROW

CLOSE

RUN

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER

SPARE

14-CONDUCTOR RIBBON CABLE

906-

3030

906-

3013

ECI

P/N

INDICATOR

CANH

INDICATOR

10-CONDUCTOR RIBBON CABLE

DOL

10-CONDUCTOR RIBBON CABLE

NC

NO

HEAVY

LED

BLU

1

BLU

1

BRN

RED

V+ V+

MFG.

TX (CN5)

3 DPM

DCL

SET PAR. 199=0

TO ENABLE AUX

2500-1001

SIGNALS TRANSFER BOARD

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER

NC

NO

OPTIONAL

AUX.

COM

NONE

WHT - WHT

CONNECTION

BETWEEN TX & RX

EARTH

GROUND

EARTH GROUND

POLE ON

ENCLOSURE

CONNECTION

NARROWER DOOR

DET. EDGES MODE

EDGES HOLD TIME

C/P=CENTER PARTING

FSO BEGINS

FINAL SPD (FSO)

HOLDING BEGINS

OPENING

ACCEL. TIME

HIGH SPD (HSC)

CLOSE TORQUE

MAX. CLOSE SPEED

230VAC

1/2 HP 3PH.

INDUCTION

MOTOR

GATE

SWITCH TO MOTOR

0-65535

202

199

206

0-1

0-2

0-180

1

1: NPN0: DISABLE

0: YES

Pr.#

145

0-100

0-400

0-100

0-360

98

3

99

6

RANGE

141

140

136

0-400

0-60

25

270

30

DPM

CONNECT TO ECI

PARAMETER UNIT

2500-3051

2

95

5

99

2

20

120

30

REOPEN DCL INPUT SIGNALS

CLOSE

LED

OPEN

LED

NUDG.

LED

COM

OPEN

ENABLE IC

ONLY WORKS

WITH ECI

CERTIFIED

DETECTOR

EDGES

SW8

HEAVY

HAMONIC MODEL:

PAR. 42 = 2 FOR LH/CP

PAR. 42 = 1 FOR RH

LINEAR STRAIGHT MODEL:

PAR. 42 = 1 FOR LH/CP

PAR. 42 = 2 FOR RH

NUDG.

AUTO

EDGES

TIMEOUT

DELAY TIME FROM

TRIGGERED POINT

IS SET BY PAR. 198

PAR. 205 = 0 : DISABLE

205 = 1: CON'T

205 = 2: PULSE

BUZZER

VOLUME

CONTROL

AUX2

CN5

906-

3020

SHLD

CANL

BUS

TERMINATION SWITCH

CONNECT TO

CAN BUS

OF THE

ELEVATOR

CONTROLLER

OPTICAL CAM

BOARD

SET PAR.

201 = 1

SET PAR.

201 = 0

EDGES

TIMEOUT

NARROW

LED

RED WHT

)

DPM 3

HALL-EFFECT

SENSOR BOARD

COM

INPUT

SIGNALS

NARROW

NONE

CONNECT TO J7

ON THE MAIN BOARD

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER

500VA MIN.

CONNECT TO ANY VOLTAGE

SOURCE FROM 24 TO 230

VOLTS, AC OR DC, 30mA MIN.

REMOVE THIS JUMPER IF

INPUT SIGNAL VOLTAGE

IS 60V OR LESS

REMOVE THIS JUMPER IF

INPUT SIGNAL VOLTAGE

IS 60V OR LESS

REMOVE THIS JUMPER IF

INPUT SIGNAL VOLTAGE

IS 60V OR LESS

CN4

CONNECT TO ECI CERTIFIED

INFRARED DETECTOR EDGES

2500-3056

CONNECT

TO ENCODER

REOPEN RELAY IS ACTIVATED BY ANY ONE

OF THE FOLLOWING DETECTIONS:

1. STALL REVERSE; CONTROLLED BY PAR. 148.

2. FREQUENCY FAILURE; CONTROLLED BY PAR. 136

3. DETECTOR EDGES; CONTROLLED BY PAR. 202, SW 8, AND IC U5.

N.C. CONTACT OPENS WHEN DOOR REACHES FINAL CLOSE LIMIT.

DCL RELAY IS CONTROLLED BY DCL CAM FOR HARMONIC MODEL.

OR, BY DCL HALL-EFFECT SENSOR FOR LINEAR MODEL .

(SEE NOTE 1)

8 AMP.

SLOW BLOW

FUSES

CODE DIST. NARROW

DOORWIDTH LEARNING REAR DOOR = 8

1" FOR S/O, OR 2" FOR C/P FROM DCL

RE-OPEN RELAY MODE

NARROWER DOOR DOL 0: USE BOTH DOL & AUX

CLUTCH DISTANCE UNIT

1: DISABLE WHEN EDGES RELAY ON

1: CONTINUOUS

STRAIGHT

DEFAULT VALUE

QUICK STOP ON REV.

DEFAULT VALUE

STRAIGHT

EASY SETUP PROCEDURE

WRITE (DOWNLOAD) TO THE DRIVE: Press SET, Press UP Arrow, Press WRITE.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE VFE2500 PARAMETER UNIT

READ (COPY) FROM THE DRIVE: Press SET, Press UP Arrow, Press READ.

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER

C = CLOSE O = OPEN N = NUDGING

EDGES TIMEOUT

RELAY

FORMULA

SYSTEMS

JANUS

RESET

LEARN DOOR WIDTH

FOR HARMONIC MODEL

SETUP

2500-1002

10-CONDUCTOR RIBBON CABLE

CONNECT TO OPTICAL CAM BOARD FOR HARMONIC MODEL.

CONNECT TO SIGNAL TRANSFER BOARD FOR LINEAR MODEL.

NARROWER DOOR

REMOVE THIS JUMPER IF

INPUT SIGNAL VOLTAGE IS

60V OR LESS

REMOVE THIS JUMPER IF

INPUT SIGNAL VOLTAGE IS

60V OR LESS

RX (CN4)

TO ELEVATOR CONTROLLER

FOR THE LIGHT DUTY LINEAR MODEL,

THE MOTOR WILL BE 230VAC 91W

3PH AND THE ENCODER IS AN

UNDETACHABLE PART OF THE

MOTOR, P/N: 2500-2016-L/R

RELAY CONTACTS

ARE RATED @ 10 AMP. 250VAC

WARNING:

115 VAC

LINE

GS & GS1 ARE ONLY CONVENIENCE TERMINALS

FOR USERS. THEY HAVE NO CONNECTIONS

TO VFE-2500 CIRCUITRY.

CODE DIST. REG / HVY 1" FOR S/O, OR 2" FOR C/P FROM DCL

: TO LOWER TORQUE, INCREASE THE VALUE.

STRAIGHT

CHANGE PARMETERS: Press SET, Enter Parameter Number, Press READ, Enter

New Value, Press WRITE.

LEARNING DOORWIDTH: Set DOL and DCL properly. Flip switch to SETUP.

Set Par. 63 = 1. Flip switch back to RUN. Flip next switch to MAN.

Follow prompts on LCD Display.

CONNECTION METHODS

DELAY TIME FROM

TRIGGERED POINT

IS SET BY PAR. 197

CONTROLLER'S RELAYS MUST HAVE

THE SAME COMMON AND RELAY COIL

VOLTAGE MUST BE FROM 24V - 230V

AC OR DC.

AUX. RELAY

USE PAR. 68 TO SET

AUX2 RELAY.

SEE MANUAL FOR

DETAILS.

TRITRONICS

BUZZER IS TRIGGERED BY

INFRARED DETECTOR EDGES.

CONNECT TO

ADDITIONAL

I/O BOARD

INFRARED DETECTOR

EDGES OUTPUT TYPE

SELECTOR SWITCH.

PAR. 202 =0 TO DISABLE

PAR. 202 =1 FOR NPN

PAR. 202 =2 FOR PNP

GALVANIC

ISOLATION

CAN BUS

CARD

GALVANIC

ISOLATION

ENCODER

CARD

SET PAR. 63 =1 FOR

DOOR WIDTH LEARNING

VFE2500

CLOSED LOOP DRIVE

2500-3050-1

10-CONDUCTOR RIBBON CABLE

FOR LINEAR MODEL

(OPTIONAL)

SET PAR. 204=0 IF

AUX. CONTACT AND

REGULAR DOL ARE

USED AS DOL OF THE

NARROWER DOOR.

MOVFE2500 CLOSED LOOP DOOR OPERATOR

CONNECTION DIAGRAM

DPM N.O. CONTACT MAKES 1/2 INCH BEFORE

GATE SWITCH MAKES FOR FAULT MONITOR

TO MEET ANSI A17.1 AND CAN/CSA-B44.

DPM RELAY IS CONTROLLED BY DPM CAM

OR DPM HALL EFFECT SENSOR.

ADDITIONAL I/O BOARD

2500-3055

TO ELEVATOR CONTROLLER

ECI CERTIFIED INFRARED DETECTOR EDGES

NOTES: 1. HEAVY LINES REPRESENT CONNECTIONS FROM ELEVATOR CONTROLLER

TO DOOR OPERATOR PCB.

2. MAKE SURE THAT ENABLE IC IS INSERTED INTO SOCKET AS SHOWN.

EDGES TIMEOUT RELAY IS TRIGGERED BY INFRARED DETECTOR EDGES.

SET PAR. 207 = 1 TO DISABLE REOPEN RELAY WHEN EDGES TIMEOUT ACTIVATED.

DRIVE OVERLOAD FACTORY SET AT 2.5A

IF EDGES TIMEOUT OUTPUT IS USED FOR

NUDGING FEATURE, IT MUST BE SUBJECT

TO ELEVATOR FIRE SERVICE CODES.

ALL EQUIPMENT MUST BE INSTALLED AND ADJUSTED

TO MEET FEDERAL, STATE / PROVINCIAL, AND LOCAL

CODES. TO PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK, METALLIC

CONDUITS, ELECTRICAL BOXES, AND MOTOR

MUST BE GROUNDED. WAIT FOR 10 MINUTES AFTER

REMOVING POWER BEFORE SERVICING.

:CONNECT 0V TO A TRUE EARTH GROUND

6-CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR ENCODER

SET PAR. 199=0 TO ENABE AUX

SUITABLE FOR USE ON A CIRCUIT

CAPABLE OF DELIVERING NOT

MORE THAN 5000 RMS SYMMETRICAL

AMPERES,120 VOLTS MAXIMUM,

WHEN PROTECTED BY 8 AMPERES,

120V RK5 FUSES.

ECI HAS DONE THIS PROCEDURE BEFORE SHIPPING VFE2500 TO CUSTOMERS.

HOWEVER, THIS EASY SETUP PROVIDES USERS WITH HELPFUL STEPS, WHEN NEEDED.

1. TURN ON POWER AND RUN DOOR IN MANUAL MODE. IF DOOR CLOSES AND OPENS IN THE CORRECT DIRECTION,

GO TO 2. IF NOT, SWAP ANY 2 OF MOTOR WIRES, CHECK AGAIN, THEN GO TO 2.

2. ON KEYPAD, HIT VOLT/PULSE KEY. RUN DOOR IN MANUAL MODE AGAIN. IN CLOSE DIRECTION, LCD SHOULD

SHOW "CLOSE" AND PULSE COUNT SHOULD DECREASE. IF NOT, CHANGE PAR. 42. CHECK AGAIN, THEN GO TO 3.

3. USE THE PARAMETER UNIT TO UPLOAD APPROPRIATE

ECI DEFAULT FOR THE DOOR OPERATOR, THEN GO TO 4.

4. FLIP FIRST TOGGLE SWITCH TO SETUP. SET PAR. 63 = 1, FLIP TOGGLE SWITCH TO RUN, RUN THE DOOR IN MANUAL MODE.

FOLLOW INSTRUCTION ON LCD DISPLAY TO COMPLETE DOOR WIDTH LEARNING PROCESS. LEARN-DOOR-WIDTH LED WILL

FLASH AND TURN OFF WHEN PROCESS IS COMPLETED. LCD DISPLAY WILL SHOW "LEARNING COMPLETED."

PARAMETER 63 WILL RETURN TO ZERO BY ITSELF.

5. FLIP FIRST TOGGLE SWITCH TO SETUP. SET PAR. 11 = 1 FOR REGULAR OPERATION.

SET PAR. 11 = 5 FOR CAN BUS OPERATION. FLIP TOGGLE SWITCH TO RUN.

6. TEST DOOR IN MANUAL MODE, AND TEST DOOR IN AUTOMATIC MODE. DONE!

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6500 GOTTARDO CRT.

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L5T 2A2 CANADA

TEL: (416)747-7967

FAX: (416)747-9035

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SUPPORTIVEGRAPHS

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1. V/FCURVEFORNORMALDOOR

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2. V/FCURVEFORHEAVYDOOR

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OUTPUT VOLTAGE (V)

OUTPUT FREQUENCY (Hz)

V/F GRAPH FOR NORMAL DOOR

Par. 26

Vbase

Par. 90 (OPEN)

Vmid

Par. 29

Fmin

Par. 91 (OPEN)

Fmid

Par. 151 (CLOSE)

Par. 150 (CLOSE)

Par. 28

Vmin

Par. 89 (OPEN)

Par. 140 (CLOSE)

Fbase

Fmax

Par. 27

OUTPUT VOLTAGE (V)

OUTPUT FREQUENCY (Hz)

V/F GRAPH FOR HEAVY DOOR

Par. 26

Vbase

Par. 104 (OPEN)

Vmid

Par. 29

Fmin

Par. 105 (OPEN)

Fmid

Par. 166 (CLOSE)

Par. 165 (CLOSE)

Par. 28

Vmin

Par. 103 (OPEN)

Par. 155 (CLOSE)

Fbase

Fmax

Par. 27

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3. V/FCURVEFORNARROWDOOR

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4. DCINJECTION

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OUTPUT VOLTAGE (V)

OUTPUT FREQUENCY (Hz)

V/F GRAPH FOR NARROW DOOR

Par. 26

Vmax

Par. 118 (OPEN)

Vmid

Par. 29

Fmin

Par. 119 (OPEN)

Fmid

Par. 181 (CLOSE)

Par. 180 (CLOSE)

Par. 28

Vmin

Par. 117 (OPEN)

Par. 170 (CLOSE)

Fbase

Fmax

Par. 27

OUTPUT FREQUENCY

TIME

DC OUTPUT CURRENT

FREQUENCY DETECTION, DURATION,

AND INTENSITY OF DC INJECTION

DC BRAKE

FREQUENCY

DETECTION

Par. 121

DC BRAKE

DURATION

Par. 122

DC BRAKE

INTENSITY

Par. 78

RUN/STOP OFF

ON

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5. STALLREVERSEDETECTION

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6. FREQUENCYFAILUREDETECTION

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7. INFRAREDDETECTOREDGESDETECTION

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OUTPUT

FREQUENCY

FREQUENCY FAILURE DETECTION

RE-OPEN

RELAY

OFF

ON

FREQUENCY

FAILURE

DETECTION

Par. 136

TIME

INFRARED DETECTOR EDGES DETECTION

LCSE

FROM INFRARED

DETECTOR

EDGES

DEACTIVATE

ACTIVATE DEACTIVATE

RE-OPEN

RELAY

OFF OFF

ON

OUTPUT

CURRENT

STALL REVERSE DETECTION

RE-OPEN

RELAY

OFF

ON

STALL REVERSE

DETECTION

Par. 148

TIME

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8. EDGESTIMEOUTRELAYANDBUZZERTIMING

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9. EDGESTIMEOUTRELAYANDBUZZERMODES

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EDGES TIMEOUT RELAY AND BUZZER

LCSE

FROM

INFRARED

DETECTOR

EDGES

DEACTIVATE

ACTIVATE DEACTIVATE

EDGES

TIMEOUT

RELAY

OFF

ON

EDGES DELAY

Par. 197

EDGES

HOLD TIME

Par. 206

BUZZER

OFF OFF

ON

BUZZER

DELAY

Par. 198

EDGES TIMEOUT RELAY AND BUZZER MODE

LCSE

FROM

INFRARED

DETECTOR

EDGES

DEACTIVATE

ACTIVATE DEACTIVATE

EDGES

TIMEOUT

RELAY

WITH

Par. 206 = 0

OFF

ON

EDGES DELAY

Par. 197

BUZZER

CONTINUOUS

Par 205 = 1

OFF OFF

ON

BUZZER

DELAY

Par. 198

BUZZER IS

DISABLED

Par 205 = 0

OFF

BUZZER

PULSATING

Par 205 = 2

OFF OFF

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10. INTERACTIONBETWEENREOPENRELAYANDEDGESTIMEOUTRELAY

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REOPEN RELAY & EDGES TIMEOUT RELAY

LCSE

FROM

INFRARED

DETECTOR

EDGES

DEACTIVATE

ACTIVATE DEACTIVATE

EDGES

TIMEOUT

RELAY

OFF

ON

EDGES DELAY

Par. 197

EDGES

HOLD TIME

Par. 206

REOPEN RELAY

WITH

Par. 207 = 1 OFF OFF

ON

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FAULTSLIST

Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

Over‐currentOver‐currentYesYesYesCoasttoStopContinuouscurrentmustbelessthan50%of

ratedcurrentfor5seconds

Remedy

1.CheckthewiringconnectionstoU,V,Wforpossibleshortcircuits.

2.CheckthewiringconnectionsbetweentheACmotordriveandmotorforpossibleshortcircuits,

alsotoground.

3.CheckforloosecontactsbetweenACmotordriveandmotor.

4.Increasetheaccelerationtime.

5.Checkforpossibleexcessiveloadingconditionsatthemotor.

6.IftherearestillanyabnormalconditionswhenoperatingtheACmotordriveafterashort‐circuitis

removedandtheotherpointsabovearechecked,itshouldbesentbacktomanufacturer.

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Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

Over‐voltageOver‐voltageYesYesYesCoasttoStopDC‐busmustbelessthan385Vfor230VDrive

Remedy

1.Checkiftheinputvoltageisovertheratedvoltageofthe2500‐3050driveinputvoltagerange.

2.Checkforpossiblevoltagetransients.

3.DC‐busover‐voltagemayalsobecausedbymotorregeneration.

4.Increasethedecelerationtime.

5.Checkwhethertherequiredbrakingpoweriswithinthespecifiedlimits.

6.Checkforproperearthgroundwire.

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Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

OverheatOverheatYesYesYesCoasttoStopHeatsinktemperaturemustbelessthan

161°F(71.6°C)

Remedy1.Ensurethattheambienttemperaturefallswithinthespecifiedtemperaturerange.

2.Removeanyforeignobjectsfromtheheatsinkandcheckforpossibledirtyheatsinkfins.

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Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

Drive

Overload

Drive

OverloadYesYesYesCoasttoStopContinuouscurrentmustbelessthan50%of

ratedcurrentfor5seconds

Remedy1.Checkwhetherthemotorisoverloaded.

2.Reducetorque

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Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

Motor

Overload

Motor

OverloadYesYesYesCoasttoStopContinuouscurrentmustbelessthan50%of

ratedcurrentfor5seconds

Remedy

1.Reducethemotorload

2.Check,removeanyforeignobjectspreventingthemotorfrommoving.

3.Repairdefectivemechanicalsystem.

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FAULTSLIST(CONTINUED)

Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

Hardware

Failure

Hardware

protection

failure

NoNoYesCoasttoStop

RemedyReturntoECI

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Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

OC

atAccel

Overcurrent

during

Acceleration

YesYesYesCoasttoStopContinuouscurrentmustbelessthan50%of

ratedcurrentfor5seconds

Remedy

1.Short‐circuitatmotoroutput:Checkforpossiblepoorinsulationattheoutputlines.

2.Torqueboosttoohigh:DecreasethetorquecompensationsettinginPr.33.

3.AccelerationTimetooshort:IncreasetheAccelerationTime.

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Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

OC

atDecel

Overcurrent

during

Deceleration

YesYesYesCoasttoStopContinuouscurrentmustbelessthan50%of

ratedcurrentfor5seconds

Remedy1.Short‐circuitatmotoroutput:Checkforpossiblepoorinsulationattheoutputline.

2.DecelerationTimetooshort:IncreasetheDecelerationTime.

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Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

OC

AtSteady

Overcurrent

during

steadystate

operation

YesYesYesCoasttoStopContinuouscurrentmustbelessthan50%of

ratedcurrentfor5seconds

Remedy1.Short‐circuitatmotoroutput:Checkforpossiblepoorinsulationattheoutputline.

2.Suddenincreaseinmotorloading:Checkforpossiblemotorstall.

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Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

Ground

Fault

Shortto

groundNoNoYesCoasttoStopContinuouscurrentmustbelessthan50%of

ratedcurrentfor5seconds

Remedy

Whenoneoftheoutputterminalsisgrounded,shortcircuitcurrentismorethan1.5A,theACmotor

drivepowermodulemaybedamaged.

1.CheckwhethertheIGBTpowermoduleisdamaged.

2.Checkforpossiblepoorinsulationattheoutputline.

NOTE!TheshortcircuitprotectionisprovidedforACmotordriveprotection,notforprotectionofthe

user.

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Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

EEPROM

ReadFail

CPURead

FailureYesNoYesCoasttoStopImmediately

RemedyReturntofactory

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Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

Parameter

Chksum

CPUWRITE

FailureYesNoYesCoasttoStopImmediately

RemedyReturntofactory

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Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

CommLossComm.

TimeoutYesNoYes

Disable

CoasttoStop

RamtoStop

Warning

Immediately

Remedy

1.ChecktheRS485connectionbetweentheACmotordriveandRS485masterforloosewiresand

wiringtocorrectpins.

2.Checkifthecommunicationprotocol,address,transmissionspeed,etc.areproperlyset.

3.Usethecorrectchecksumcalculation.

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Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

Autotune

Failure

Auto‐

learning

Error

YesNoYesCoasttoStopImmediately

Remedy1.Checkthecablebetweendriveandmotor

2.Retryagain

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Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

Encoder

Loss

Encoder

LossErrorYesYesYes

CoasttoStop

RamptoStop

Warning&

ScanSpeed

DetectthecorrectsignalsoftheEncoder

RemedyCheckthewiringoftheencoder

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FAULTSLIST(CONTINUED)

Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

Encoder

FbkError

Encoder

Direction

Error

YesYesYes

CoasttoStop

RamptoStop

Warning&

ScanSpeed

Movementdirectionisinagreementwiththe

encoderdirectiondefinedbythedrive.

Remedy1.CheckvalueofPar.41.

2.CheckifthewiringoftheEncoderiscorrect.

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Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

AUXSensor

FailAUXErrorYesYesYesWarning&

ScanSpeedRecoverifthesignalisdetectedappropriately

Remedy

1.ChecktheAUXsensor

2.CheckthewiringsoftheAUXsensor.

3.ChecktheMagnetfortheLinearmodel.

4.ChecktheCamfortheHarmonicmodel.



Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

DPMSensor

FailDPMErrorYesYesYesWarning&

ScanSpeedRecoverifthesignalisdetectedappropriately

Remedy

1.ChecktheDPMsensor

2.CheckthewiringsofDPMsensor.

3.ChecktheMagnetfortheLinearmodel.

4.ChecktheCamfortheHarmonicmodel.



Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

DOLSensor

FailDOLErrorYesYesYesWarning&

ScanSpeedRecoverifthesignalisdetectedappropriately

Remedy

1.ChecktheDOLsensor

2.CheckthewiringsoftheDOLsensor.

3.ChecktheMagnetfortheLinearmodel.

4.ChecktheCamfortheHarmonicmodel.



Fault

DisplayMeaningResetAuto

Reset RecordDrive

Response ResetCondition

DCLSensor

FailDCLErrorYesYesYesWarning&

ScanSpeedRecoverifthesignalisdetectedappropriately

Remedy

1.ChecktheDCLsensor

2.CheckthewiringsoftheDCLsensor.

3.ChecktheMagnetfortheLinearmodel.

4.ChecktheCamfortheHarmonicmodel.



61



FAULTSRESETHANDLINGFLOWCHART











FAULT(S)OCCURED



NUMBER

OFRETRIES

FINISHED?

PAR.221=↓0

?

Yes

RECORDAFAULT

No

FAULT

CONDITION

IS

REMOVED

?

Yes

No

WAITINGFORFAULT

CONDITION

TOBEREMOVED

PAR.222(NEW)=PAR.222(OLD)‐1

FAULTRESET

NORMALOPERATION

STARTRESETTIMER



RESETTIMER>PAR.226

?

STOPTHEDRIVE

Yes

No

PAR.222(NEW)=PAR.222(ORIGINAL)

WAITINGTIMEBEFORERETRY

PAR.222

RESET

SWITCH

ON

?



IS

FAULT

CONDITION

REMOVED

?

Yes

GENERATERESETSIGNAL

No



62



CLUTCHENGAGEDDISTANCESETUP



To set the Clutch Engaged Distance (CED), flip the 1st switch to SETUP. Press the

key. Physically move the door to the fully closed position. Record the count as Count1.

Move the door in the Open direction until the mechanical clutch is fully engaged and the

zone lock device is fully cleared. Record the count as Count2. Subtract Count1 from

Count2. Set Par. 76 =1. Enter the difference, Count2 minus Count1, of the Count into

Par. 83. Set Par. 76 = 0 so that Par. 83 can be displayed in percentage, instead of

pulses. The clutch engaged distance setup will help smooth the open cycle and prevent

fuses from blowing.

V

OLT

PULSE

CLUTCH REAR VANE BY 1/8" PAST

1/2" APPROX.

BUMPER

REMOVED

CAR DOORS 1/2" OPEN

HATCH DOOR

DOOR IS FULLY CLOSED AND CAR DOORS

THE ROLLER, AS SHOWN, WHEN HATCH

IS 1/2" FROM STRIKING POST.

1/8"

CAR DOOR

HATCH DOOR

ON THE ROLLER.

THE CLUTCH REAR VANE IS 1/2"

WITH DOORS FULLY ENGAGED

CAR DOOR

1/2"

RECORD AS COUNT 2 (COUNT 2 - COUNT 1 ) PAR. 83

DCL

RECORD AS COUNT 1

SIDE OPENING DOOR

CAR DOOR

HATCH DOOR

CAR DOORS 1" OPEN

1/8"

DOOR IS FULLY CLOSED AND CAR DOORS

THE ROLLER, AS SHOWN, WHEN HATCH

IS 1/2" FROM STRIKING POST.

CLUTCH REAR VANE BY 1/8" PAST

CAR DOOR

DOORS FULLY ENGAGED

HATCH DOOR

1/2"

THE CLUTCH REAR VANE IS 1/2"

WITH DOORS FULLY ENGAGED

ON THE ROLLER.

1" APPROX.

RECORD AS COUNT 2

CENTER PARTING DOOR

RECORD AS COUNT 1

(COUNT 2 - COUNT 1 ) PAR. 83

DCL

DOORS FULLY ENGAGED



63



DOORSTALLFORCEMEASUREMENT

The most practical way to measure the approximate magnitude of the door stall force is

to use a spring gauge as shown in the picture below. Stall force is the static force to

prevent the door from further moving.

Stop the door anywhere from one-third to two-thirds of the door travel. Press the spring

gauge against the door, remove the stop. Hold the spring gauge until the door stands

still, and take the reading. The stall force must be smaller than 30 lbs to comply with

ASME, A17.1, Rule 112.4/5, and CSA/B44, Rule 2.13.4/5.

SPRING GAUGE

SIDEOPENING

DO

STALL

FORCE

30 LBS.

MAX

CENTERPARTING

DO

STALL

FORCE

30 LBS.

MAX

DO

3

DO

6

DO

6

64



CODEDISTANCECLOSINGTIMESETUP(ACTUALVALUE)

To measure the Code Distance Closing Time, flip the 1st switch to SETUP. Press the

key . Physically move the door to the fully closed position. Record the count as

Count1. Move the door in the Open direction, away from DCL, 1 inch for Center Parting

doors, 2 inches for a Side Opening door. Record the count as Count2. Subtract Count1

from Count2. Enter the difference, Count2 minus Count1, of the Count into Par. 69. Do

the same procedure and enter the difference of the count into Par. 70 for the Narrower

door, if used. The display of the Code Distance Closing Time is in the sub-item #10

under the key as described in the Parameter Unit section of this manual.

V

OLT

PULSE

V

IEW

CENTERPARTING

CODE

DISTANCE

1

”

1

”

DCL

DOL

1

”

RECORD

AS

COUNT1

RECORD

AS

COUNT2

FOR NORMAL/HEAVY DOOR

(COUNT2 –COUNT1) Î PAR. 69

FOR NARROW DOOR

(COUNT2 –COUNT1) Î PAR. 70

SIDEOPENING



CODE

DISTANCE

2

”

2

”

DCL

DOL

RECORD

AS

COUNT1

RECORD

AS

COUNT2

FOR NORMAL/HEAVY DOOR

(COUNT2 –COUNT1) Î PAR. 69

FOR NARROW DOOR

(COUNT2 –COUNT1) Î PAR. 70

65



NOTES:



MINIMUMCLOSINGCODETIME(ECIREFERENTIALVALUE)

MinimumclosingcodetimesareobtainablefromtheLCDkeypadbyenteringthefollowings:



DOORTYPESELECTION

(HARMONIC,STRAIGHTLINEAR,ORGEAREDLINEAR)

ENTERBYECIDEFAULTS.

PAR.52(READONLY)

0:HARMONIC,S/O

1:HARMONIC,C/P

2:LINEAR‐STRAIGHT,S/O

3:LINEAR‐STRAIGHT,C/P

4:LINEAR‐GEARED,S/O

5:LINEAR‐GEARED,C/P

ENTERDOORWIDTH(INCHES)ÎPAR.49

ENTERDOOR(S)WEIGHT(LBS)ÎPAR.50

ENTERSINGLE‐SPEEDORTWO‐SPEED

SELECTION

0:SINGLESPEED

1:TWOSPEED

ÎPAR.51



ECI

MINIMUM

CLOSING

CODETIME

TABLES

REFERENTIALCLOSINGCODETIMES.

9.DISPLAYGROUP

D21:MINIMUMCLOSINGCODETIME

D22:MINIMUMCLOSINGCODETIME

FORNUDGING

66



CHECKINGPROCEDUREFORTHECLOSINGCODETIMES.



ITISSAFETOOPERATETHENORMALOR

HEAVYDOOROFTHEVFE2500DOOR

OPERATORWITHTHECURRENT

REGULARSPPED

ITISSAFETOOPERATETHENORMALOR

HEAVYDOOROFTHEVFE2500DOOR

OPERATORWITHTHECURRENT

NUDGINGSPPED

NARROWER

DOOR

(NORMAL/HEAVY)

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

D22<CDNUDGINGTIME

INLCDDISPLAYITEM#10

?

NO

YES

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OR

NUDGINGSPEED

?

REGULAR

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NUDGING

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

D21<CDCLOSINGTIME

INLCDDISPLAYITEM#10

?

NO

YES

DECREASE(NARROWERHSC)PAR.171

AND

CHECKAGAIN

DECREASE(NARROWERNUDG.)PAR.174

AND

CHECKAGAIN



REGULARCLOSING

OR

NUDGINGSPEED

?

REGULAR

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NUDGING

SPEED

DECREASE(HSC)PAR.141

AND

CHECKAGAIN

DECREASE(HEAVYHSC)PAR.156

AND

CHECKAGAIN



HEAVIERDOOR

OR

NORMALDOOR

?

NORMAL

DOOR

HEAVIER

DOOR

DECREASE(NUDG.SPEED)PAR.144

AND

CHECKAGAIN

DECREASE(HEAVYNUDG.)PAR.159

AND

CHECKAGAIN

HEAVIERDOOR

OR

NORMALDOOR

?

NORMAL

DOOR

HEAVIER

DOOR



D22<CDNUDGINGTIME

INLCDDISPLAYITEM#10

?

NO

YES



D21<CDCLOSINGTIME

INLCDDISPLAYITEM#10

?

NO

YES

ITISSAFETOOPERATETHEVFE2500DOOROPERATOR



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OR

NARROWER

DOOR

?

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DOOROFTHEVFE2500DOOROPERATOR

WITHTHECURRENT

NUDGINGSPPED

ITISSAFETOOPERATETHENARROWER

DOOROFTHEVFE2500DOOROPERATOR

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‐ Obstruct the Infrared Detector Edges. The DETECTOR EDGES LED should be ON.

‐ The RE‐OPEN relay should be activated to send the RE‐OPEN signal to the elevator controller.

‐ The elevator controller will send the Door Open command signal back to the VFE‐ 2500 to OPEN the door.

The LED of the Open Input module should be ON.

If the Infrared Detector Edges function does not work:

- Check the table below for correct connections between edges and the VFE2500.

ECI CERTIFIED INFRARED DETECTOR EDGES WIRE COLORS

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P/N

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If it still does not work. Then,

‐ Jump 0V to LCSE on either CN4 or CN5 connector for NPN type.

‐ Jump +V to LCSE on either CN4 or CN5 connector for PNP type

‐ The DETECTOR EDGES LED should be ON.

‐ The RE‐OPEN Relay should be activated.

If the above tests work as described, turning ON the detector edges LED, then the problem is in the Infrared Detector

Edges. Otherwise, the problem is in the VFE2500.

If the Infrared Detector Edges have intermittent problems:

‐ Check continuity of the TX and RX cables of the detector edges.

‐ If the cables are good, but the problem still exists, then check the Earth Ground connection to the edges.

‐ Lower the Carrier Frequency in Par. 1 gradually until problems are resolved.

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AUXSENSOR

FAIL?

Yes

No

AUX(OUT)=AUX(IN) AUX(OUT)=PAR.65

AUX(IN)

?Yes

No

AUX(OUT)=1



DOORCOUNT>PAR.65?

Yes

No

Yes

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?

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Yes

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No(USEONLYAUXRELAY)

No

RETURNTOMAIN

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





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DCL

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Yes



No

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No

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OUTPUT(RELAY)



PAR.207=1

?

No

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OUTPUT(RELAY)



EDGESTIMEOUT

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Yes

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?

Yes

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

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EDGESTIMEOUT

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PAR.206=0

?

Yes

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DISABLEBUZZER

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PAR.205

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PAR.205=0

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?

No

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2500‐1002

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