GEZE Wiring-Diagram EN 808301

Automatic EN
Wiring diagram
sliding doors
DCU1-NT
DCU1-2M-NT
160924-01
Automatic sliding doors
Contents
Symbols and illustrations...................................................................................................................................................4
Validity......................................................................................................................................................................................4
Product liability......................................................................................................................................................................4
1 Safety notices.............................................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Important safety instructions.......................................................................................................................................................................5
1.2 Installation information..................................................................................................................................................................................5
1.3 Safety-conscious working..............................................................................................................................................................................5
1.4 Inspection of the installed system..............................................................................................................................................................5
1.5 Disposal of the door system..........................................................................................................................................................................6
2 Abbreviations.............................................................................................................................................................6
3 Electrical data.............................................................................................................................................................8
4 Safety sensor “close”................................................................................................................................................8

4.1 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 363 R.................................................................................................9
4.2 Active infrared detector and self-monitored radar movement detector GC 363 SF............................................................ 10
4.3 Active infrared detector GC 339.................................................................................................................................................................11
4.4 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 365 R...............................................................................................11
4.5 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 365 SF.............................................................................................12
4.7 Active infrared sensor push button AIR 30............................................................................................................................................13
4.8 1-channel photoelectric barrier GZ 470 V..............................................................................................................................................13
4.9 2-channel photoelectric barrier GZ 472 V..............................................................................................................................................14
5 Safety sensor “open”.............................................................................................................................................14

5.2 Active infrared detector GC 341................................................................................................................................................................ 16
5.3 Active infrared sensor push button AIR 30........................................................................................................................................... 16
6 Break-out doors.......................................................................................................................................................17
6.1 Break-out sensor..............................................................................................................................................................................................17
6.2 Break-out sensor and safety sensor “open”...........................................................................................................................................17
7 Series connection of safety sensors................................................................................................................ 20

7.1 Safety sensor “close” (standard doors)................................................................................................................................................... 20
7.2 Safety sensor “close” (FR doors)................................................................................................................................................................ 23
7.3 Protecting the sensor cable against short-circuit.............................................................................................................................. 26
8 Mechanical contact............................................................................................................................................... 27
8.1 Key switch.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
8.2 Emergency shut-off switch without illumination............................................................................................................................... 27
8.3 Emergency shut-off switch with illumination...................................................................................................................................... 27
9 Contact sensor inside........................................................................................................................................... 28

9.1 Standard doors................................................................................................................................................................................................ 28
9.2 Doors on rescue routes................................................................................................................................................................................ 29
10 Contact sensor outside........................................................................................................................................ 30

10.1 GC 302 R radar movement detector........................................................................................................................................................ 30
10.2 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 363 R.............................................................................................. 30
10.3 Active infrared fan-shaped sensor and radar movement detector GC 365 R.......................................................................... 30
10.4 Push button (potential-free contact)...................................................................................................................................................... 30
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11 Configurable inputs.............................................................................................................................................. 30
11.1 Switch function............................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
11.2 Wireless activation..........................................................................................................................................................................................31
11.3 Pharmacy opening..........................................................................................................................................................................................31
11.4 Emergency lock............................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
11.5 Stop...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
12 WC control............................................................................................................................................................... 33
13 Interlocking door system, vestibule................................................................................................................ 35
14 Mode of operation................................................................................................................................................ 35
14.1 Mechanical programme switch................................................................................................................................................................ 36
14.2 Switching the operating mode using push buttons or switches................................................................................................. 36
14.3 Keypad programme switch........................................................................................................................................................................ 37
14.4 Display programme switch (DPS) with OFF switch............................................................................................................................ 37
14.5 Reset function (DPS with OFF switch, TPS)........................................................................................................................................... 38
14.6 Blocking or releasing operation of TPS and DPS................................................................................................................................ 38
15 Configurable outputs........................................................................................................................................... 39
15.1 PA1 (gong)......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
15.2 PA2 (fault, fan).................................................................................................................................................................................................. 39
16 Mains connection.................................................................................................................................................. 40
17 Locking mechanism...............................................................................................................................................41
17.1 Tooth belt locking...........................................................................................................................................................................................41
17.2 Rod locking, electromechanical break axle...........................................................................................................................................41
17.3 Hook bolt Lock A............................................................................................................................................................................................ 42
18 Rechargeable battery........................................................................................................................................... 42
19 Motor gear unit...................................................................................................................................................... 43
20 Control....................................................................................................................................................................... 44
21 Commissioning and service............................................................................................................................... 45

21.1 Production test................................................................................................................................................................................................ 45
21.2 Commissioning................................................................................................................................................................................................ 45
21.3 Service................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 48
22 Service menu.......................................................................................................................................................... 49
22.1 Service terminal ST220................................................................................................................................................................................. 49
22.2 Display programme switch DPS................................................................................................................................................................ 59
23 Fault messages....................................................................................................................................................... 66
23.1 Display programme switch/Service terminal ST220......................................................................................................................... 66
23.2 Keypad programme switch........................................................................................................................................................................ 67
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Symbols and illustrations

Warning notices
Warning notices are used in these instructions to warn you of property damage and personal injury.
XX Always read and observe these warning notices.
XX Observe all measures marked with the warning symbol and warning word .
Warning Warning word Meaning

symbol
Danger to persons.
DANGER
Non-compliance will result in death or serious injuries.
Danger to persons.
WARNING
Non-compliance may result in death or serious injuries.
Danger to persons.
CAUTION
Non-compliance can result in minor injuries.
More symbols and illustrations

Important information and technical notes are highlighted to explain correct operation.
Symbol Meaning
means “important information”;
Information on avoiding material damage, understanding a concept or optimising the operation
sequences
means “additional Information”
Symbol for an action: This means you have to do something.

XX XX If there are several actions to be taken, keep to the given order.
Escape and rescue route Symbol in a table or for a piece of information only applicable to escape
and rescue route doors.
Not an escape and rescue route Symbol in a table or relating to information which applies to standard
doors without an escape and rescue route function.
Conforms to DIN 18650/ Symbol in a table or relating to information on safety sensors that are
EN 16005 standard-compliant.
Does not conform to DIN 18650 Symbol in a table or relating to information on safety sensors that are not
/ EN 16005 standard-compliant.
Validity
Valid for devices from
àà Hardware: DCU1-NT Rev. A0, DCU1-2M-NT Rev. A0
àà Software: DCU1-NT from V5.0, DCU1-2M-NT from V5.0
Product liability
In accordance with the liability of the manufacturer for his products as defined in the German “Product
Liability Act”, the information contained in this brochure (product information and proper use, misuse, product
performance, product maintenance, obligations to provide information and instructions) is to be observed.
Failure to comply releases the manufacturer from his statutory liability.
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Automatic sliding doors Safety notices
1 Safety notices
1.1 Important safety instructions
It is important to follow these instructions for the safety of persons.
These instructions must be kept.
àà Only specialists authorised by GEZE are permitted to carry out installation, commissioning and maintenance work.
àà Unauthorised modifications to the system release GEZE from liability for any resulting damages.
àà GEZE does not accept any warranty for combinations with third-party products. In addition, only original GEZE
parts may be used for repair and maintenance work.
àà Connection to the mains voltage must be carried out by a qualified electrician. Perform the power connection
and equipment earth conductor test in accordance with VDE 0100 Part 610.
àà Use an on-site 10-A overload cut-out as the line-side disconnecting device.
àà Attach safety stickers to glass door leaves, mat. no. 081476.
àà In accordance with Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, a safety analysis
is to be performed and the door system identified in accordance with CE Identification Directive 93/68/EEC
before the door system is commissioned.
àà Observe the latest versions of directives, standards and country-specific regulations, in particular:
àà AutSchR “Guidelines on automatic sliding doors in escape and rescue routes”
àà EN 16005 “Power operated pedestrian doorsets – Safety in use – Requirements and test methods”
àà DIN 18650, Part 1 and Part 2 “Automatic door systems”
àà DIN VDE 100-600 “Installation of low-voltage systems - Part 6 Tests”
àà DIN EN 60335-2-103 “Household and similar electrical appliances - Safety; Particular requirements for drives
for gates, doors and windows”
àà Accident Prevention Regulations, in particular BGV A1 (VBG1) “General Regulations” and BGV A3 (VBG4)
“Electrical Installations and Resources”
àà ASR A1.7 “Directives for doors and gates”
1.2 Installation information

àà The drive is designed exclusively for use in dry rooms.
XX Use only the cables specified on the cable plan provided. Cables must be shielded in compliance with the
wiring diagram.
XX Always use insulated wire-end ferrules for wire cores.
XX Insulate wires that are not used.
XX Secure loose, internal drive cables with cable ties.
XX Observe the maximum permitted overall current drain required to supply the periphery.
1.3 Safety-conscious working

XX Secure the workplace against unauthorised entry.
XX Pay attention to the swivelling range of long system parts.
XX Secure the cover/drive shrouding against falling.
XX Before working on the electrical system, disconnect the power supply (mains and rechargeable battery) and
check that no voltage is present. Note that if an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is used, the system will still
be supplied with power despite the fact that the power supply is disconnected.
àà Risk of injury by moving parts (drawing in of hair, clothing, ...) when a drive is opened.
àà Danger of injury caused by unsecured crushing, impact, drawing-in or shearing spots.
àà Danger of injury due to sharp edges in the drive.
àà Danger of injury due to glass breakage.
1.4 Inspection of the installed system

XX Measures for checking safety and prevention of crushing, impact, shearing or drawing-in spots.
XX Check the function of the presence sensors and movement detectors.
àà The detection area of the movement detector in the direction of emergency exit must cover the opening
width (ÖW) × 1.5 m in front of the door.
XX Check the protective earth connection to all metal parts that can be touched.
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1.5 Disposal of the door system

àà The door system is made up of materials that should be sent for recycling.
For this purpose, the individual components should be sorted corresponding to material type:
àà Aluminium (profiles, cover, deflection pulleys, sliding blocks, ...)
àà Iron (drivers, screws, ...)
àà Plastic
àà Electronic components (dead bolt, motor gear unit, control, transformer, sensors, ...)
àà Cables
àà Rechargeable battery
XX The parts listed should be handed in to communal collection points or be disposed of via a scrap recycling
company
àà Rechargeable batteries and batteries contain pollutants and heavy metals.
XX Rechargeable batteries and waste batteries should be handed in to communal collection points or retailers.
àà The rechargeable battery for the drive is a plug-in type and connected to the control; it can be removed easily
by loosening two fixing screws.
Information regarding the German Battery Directive:

(Applicable in Germany and in all other member states of the European Union as well as in other European coun-
tries, together with the countries' own provisions for a separate waste battery collection system.)
In accordance with the German Battery Directive, we are obliged to inform you of the following in connection
with the sale of batteries or rechargeable batteries respectively in connection with the delivery of devices con-
taining batteries or rechargeable batteries: Rechargeable batteries and batteries must not be disposed of with
household waste. Disposal with household waste is expressly forbidden according to the German Battery Direc-
tive. As the final consumer, you are bound by law to return waste batteries and rechargeable batteries. Please
return waste batteries and rechargeable batteries to a communal collection point or retailer.
Following use, you may return any batteries or rechargeable batteries received from us by post. The address is:
GEZE GmbH, Incoming Goods, Reinhold-Vöster-Str. 21-29, 71229 Leonberg/Germany.
2 Abbreviations
Wire colours
BN brown GN green OG orange TQ turquoise
BK black GY grey P-K pink VT violet
BU blue YE yellow RD red WH white
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Automatic sliding doors Abbreviations
Connections, terminals and plugs

AIR Active infrared MPS Mechanical programme ST220 Service terminal ST220
detector switch STG Fault
APO Pharmacy opening NA Night mode SYNC Synchronisation
AU Automatic N.C. Not assigned TEMP Temperature sensor
DO Hold open NC Normally closed contact Test Test input
DPS Display programme (normally closed) TPS Keypad programme
switch NO Normally opened contact switch
ENC Incremental encoder (normally open) TST Test signal safety sensors
GND Reference potential NOTVER Emergency lock ULKD Unlocked
IR Infrared OFF Off +UB Supply voltage +
KA Contact sensor ÖW Opening width –UB Supply voltage –
outside PA Programmable output 24V Supply voltage for
KB Mechanical contact PE Programmable input external devices (load
KI Contact sensor PROG Programming interface at the terminals 24V and
inside PS Programme switch 24Vsw together maxi-
LK Luster terminal RBM Radar movement detector mum 1 A)
LCK_A Locking mechanism, A RUN Status display 24VAKKU Supply in event of power
LCK_B Locking mechanism, B RS485 Communication signal to failure, max. 20 mA
LKD Locked DPS, TPS 24Vsw Switchable supply volt-
LS Exit only SABO Sabotage age for external devices
M1A Motor gear unit 1, A SCR Screen (load at the terminals
M2A Motor gear unit 2, A SHLD Shield 24V and 24Vsw together
M1B Motor gear unit 1, B SIO Safety sensor “open” maximum 1 A)
M2B Motor gear unit 2, B SIS Safety sensor “close”
PE1 PE 2 PA1 PA2 RS 485

F1 T1,25A 1 GND 1 GND 1 GND
P µR2
2 24V 2 24V 2 24V
SIO2 SIO1 NST SPI 51 PE1 55 PA1A 42 RS 485-A
CAN 52 PE2 56 PA1B 41 RS 485-B

57 PA2 43 SCR
PE3 PE1 PE2 PA1 PA2
P µR1
KI SIS2 KA SIS1 SIS2 SIO2

12 SIS2 14 SIO2
1 GND 1 GND
LOCK
RUN1 KB PS RS485 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
10 TST 10 TST
KI PS
SIO1
1 GND 2 24V 13 SIO1
4 24Vsw 6 NA 1 GND
21 KI (Kl1) 7 LS 4 24Vsw
8 AUT 10 TST
KA 9 DO
1 GND
4 24Vsw PE3 SIS1
23 KA 1 GND 1 GND
2 24V 4 24Vsw
KB 22 PE3 (Kl2) 11 SIS1
3 24VAKKU 1 GND
20 KB 4 24Vsw
10 TST
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3 Electrical data
Mains connection 230 V
àà Mains voltage 230 V AC –15 %, + 10 %
àà Frequency 50 Hz
Mains connection 110 V
àà Mains voltage 110 V AC –10 %, + 10 %
àà Frequency 60 Hz
Slimdrive and ECdrive variants
àà Capacity rating 140 W
àà Primary fuse 2 A slow-blow, 5 x 20 mm
Powerdrive variants
àà Capacity rating 200 W
àà Primary fuse 2.5 A slow-blow, 5 x 20 mm
General electrical data
àà Protection rating I
àà Mains connection Fixed connection (installation cable)
àà Secondary voltage (transformer) 33 V AC (46 V DC)
àà Control voltage for external components 24 V DC ±10 %
àà Output current control voltage 1A
àà Fuse protection <24 V 1.25 A slow-blow, 5 x 20 mm
àà Temperature range –15 °C ... +50 °C
àà IP rating IP20
4 Safety sensor “close”

àà Up to four safety sensors “close” can be connected (terminals SIS1, SIS2, SIO1 and SIO2).
àà During detection, the output of the safety sensor “close” is open. GND is applied to the input.
àà Set the contact type for the terminal used:
àà With DPS: s1 , s2 , s3 or s4 to o2
àà With ST220: “SI1”, “SI2”, “SI3” or “SI4 contact type” to “normally closed contact”
àà Set the function for detection (see section 22.1.4 Service menu ST220 and section 22.2.2 Service menu DPS):
àà With DPS: f1 , f2 , f3 or f4
àà With ST220: “SI1”, “SI2”, “SI3” or “SI4 function”
àà Check function and correct setting of the sensors during commissioning and service.
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4.1 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 363 R
Installation height max. 3500 mm
àà GC 363 R black, mat. no. 151237 GC 363 R or 1 GND

SIS1
àà GC 363 R according to RAL, mat. no. 151238 BN
24Vsw
-UB 1 GND 4
àà The GC 363 R contains an active infrared detec- 110 mA GN
+UB 4 24Vsw SIS2
tor and a direction-sensitive radar movement
GY
detector. 11 SIS1 12 SIS2
1 1 GND 1 GND
PK
BU 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
COM
2 RD 10 TST 10 TST
+
WH KI KA
RBM YE 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
21 KI 23 KA
1 AIR curtain
2 Test
àà In order to safeguard the closing process in compliance with EN 16005 and DIN 18650, a light curtain must be
installed on both the inside and outside. The detection area of the light curtain on the floor must cover the
whole door width.
XX Follow installation instructions GC 363 R / SF.
Necessary parameter setting GC 363 R

àà Output configuration:
RAD: OUTPUT, AIR: OUTPUT to 1 (NO/NC)
Different parameter settings for RAD: OUTPUT and AIR: OUTPUT are not possible.
The setting of one of the two output configurations always influences both outputs.
Necessary setting on the control

àà Set parameter Ci (contact sensor inside, contact type) or Co (contact sensor outside, contact type) to 01
(normally opened contact).
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4.2 Active infrared detector and self-monitored radar movement detector GC 363 SF
àà GC 363 SF black, mat. no. 151239 or

àà GC 363 SF according to RAL, mat. GC 363 SF SIS1 1 GND
no. 151240 BN
1 GND 4 24Vsw
àà The GC 363 SF contains an active 120 mA GN
4 24Vsw SIS2
infrared detector and a self-mon- GY
11 SIS1 12 SIS2
itored, direction-sensitive radar
1 1 1
movement detector with frequency PK GND GND
output (100 Hz). BU 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
XX Follow installation instructions COM
10 TST 10 TST
GC 363 SF. 2
RD
XX Set the detection area and + KI KA
WH 1 GND 1 GND
sensitivity of the radar movement
+UB
detector as per AutSchR: RBM 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
àà Detection area = ÖW × 1.5 m, YE
21 KI 23 KA
Speed greater than 10 cm/s. 3
YE/BK
WH/BK
3
1 AIR curtain
2 Test
3 not used
XX In order to safeguard the closing process in compliance with EN 16005 and DIN 18650, a light curtain must be
installed on both the inside and outside. The detection area of the light curtain on the floor must cover the
whole door width.
Necessary parameter adjustment GC 363 SF

RAD: OUTPUT, AIR: OUTPUT to 6 (freq/NC)
Different parameter settings for RAD: OUTPUT and AIR: OUTPUT are not possible.
The setting of one of the two output configurations always influences both outputs.
Necessary setting on the control

àà Set parameter Ci (contact sensor inside, contact type) or Co (contact sensor outside, contact type) to 04
(frequency).
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4.3 Active infrared detector GC 339
àà GC 339 black, mat. no. 151251 or

àà GC 339 according to RAL, mat. no. GC 339 SIS1 1 GND
BN
151252 1 GND 4 24 Vsw
XX Follow installation instructions 110 mA GN
4 24Vsw SIS2
GC 339. GY
11 SIS1 12 SIS2
XX Insulate unused wires (WH, YE).
1 1 1
PK GND GND
BU 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
COM
10 TST 10 TST
2
RD
+
WH
YE
1 AIR curtain
2 Test
Necessary parameter setting GC 339
AIR: OUTPUT to 1 (NO/NC)
àà GC 365 R, combined detector, black,

mat. no. 160283 or
GC 365 R 1 G ND
S IS 1
BN
-UB 1 G ND 4 24Vsw
100 mA WH
+UB 4 24Vsw S IS 2
BU
11 S IS 1 12 S IS 2
1 1 G ND 1 G ND
PK
BK 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
C OM
2 RD 10 TS T 10 TS T
+
GN KI KA
3 YE 1 GND 1 GND
4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
21 KI 23 KA
1 AIR curtain
2 Test
3 Radar movement detector
Parameter setting on the control
XX Set Ci (contact sensor inside, contact type) or Co (contact sensor outside, contact type) to 01 (normally opened
contact).
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4.5 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 365 SF
àà GC 365 SF black, combined detector or

mat. no. 160284 GC 365 S F 1 G ND
S IS 1
BN
-UB 1 G ND 4 24Vsw
100 mA WH
+UB 4 24Vsw S IS 2
BU
11 S IS 1 12 S IS 2
1 PK 1 G ND 1 G ND
BK 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
C OM
2 RD 10 TS T 10 TS T
+
GN KI KA
+UB
1 GND 1 GND
3 YE
4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
21 KI 23 KA
1 AIR curtain
2 Test
XX Set Ci (contact sensor inside, contact type) or Co (contact sensor outside, contact type) to 04 (frequency).
àà GC 341 light curtain, black,

mat. no. 160285 or
GC 341 1 G ND
S IS 1
BN
1 GND 4 24Vsw
80 mA WH
4 24Vsw S IS 2
BU
11 S IS 1 12 S IS 2
1 1 GND 1 G ND
PK
BK 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
C OM
2 + RD 10 TST 10 TS T
1 AIR curtain
2 Test
XX Follow installation instructions GC 341.
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4.7 Active infrared sensor push button AIR 30
àà AIR 30, mat. no. 072393

àà Relay with free swing or
diode, mat. no. 103352 AIR 30 S IS 1 1 G ND
WH
-UB 1 1 G ND 4 24Vsw
100 mA BN
+UB 2 4 24Vsw S IS 2
GN
3 11 S IS 1 12 S IS 2
YE
1 4 1 G ND 1 G ND
GY
5 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
12 2 A2
10 TS T 10 TS T
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A1
1 Test
2 Relay with free swing diode
Illustration: with operating voltage switched off
àà Follow the installation instructions.

àà Only use the AIR 30 as an additional sensor for monitoring closing. An AIR 30 sensor alone is not sufficient to
meet the requirements as per DIN 18650.
àà Set the light/dark selector switch to (D) (setting dark-switching)
XX Adjust the sensing width to 0.2 m above the floor using the adjustment screw.
4.8 1-channel photoelectric barrier GZ 470 V
or
GZ 470 V, mat. no. 112726
G Z470 V S IS 1 1 G ND
WH
E mpfänge r 1 1 G ND 4 24Vsw
GY BN
RD 4 24Vsw S IS 2
GN
11 S IS 1 12 S IS 2
WH
1 G ND 1 G ND
2 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
BN
10 TS T 10 TS T
BK
BK
GN
S ender N.C. nicht belegt
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G Z470 V
1 GZ 470 V receiver
àà Installation 1.0 m above the floor. 2 max. 5 m
àà Current consumption GZ 470 V: 50 mA 3 GZ 470 V transmitter
The side distance between the light barrier axis and the sliding panel level must not exceed 5 cm.
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4.9 2-channel photoelectric barrier GZ 472 V
According to DIN 18650 safeguarding with photoelectric barriers is not suitable for people in need of special
protection.
XX Note and follow other standard-related requirements such as power limitation etc.
GZ 472 V, mat. no. 112727 or

S IS 1 1 G ND
WH
1 2 1 G ND 4 24Vsw
BK GY BN
BK RD 4 24Vsw S IS 2
GN
11 S IS 1 12 S IS 2
WH
1 G ND 1 G ND
1 GZ 472 ES V transmitter 3 BN
4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
2 GZ 472 ES V receiver GN
10 T S T 10 TS T
3 max. 5 m GY BK
4 GZ 472 SE V transmitter RD BK
5 GZ 472 SE V receiver 4 5
àà Installation 0.2 m and 1.0 m above the floor respectively.

àà Current consumption GZ 472 V: 70 mA
The side distance between the light barrier axis and the sliding panel level must not exceed 5 cm.
5 Safety sensor “open”

Check function and correct setting of the sensors during commissioning and service.
àà Up to four safety sensors “open” can be connected (terminals SIO1, SIO2, SIS1 and SIS2).
àà During detection, the output of the safety sensor “open” is open. GND is applied to input SIO1 or SIO2.
XX Set contact type for terminals used:
àà With DPS: Set s3 , s4 , s1 or s2 to o2 .
àà ST220: Set parameter “SI3”, “SI4”, “SI1” or “SI2 contact type” to “open”.
XX Set function for terminals used (see section 22.1.4 Service menu ST220 and section 22.2.2 Service menu DPS):
àà Set DPS parameter f3 , f4 , f1 or f2 .
àà Set ST220 parameter “SI3”, “SI4”, “2SI1“ or “SI2 function”.
For doors in rescue routes:
If the safety sensor “open” is activated during opening, the door does not stop until the reduced opening width
is reached. The reduced opening width must be larger than or the same size as the required escape route width
(official building approval).
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àà GC 339 black, mat. no. 151251 SIO1 SIO1

àà GC 339 according to RAL, mat. no. 151252 GC 339 13 SIO1 14 SIO2
XX Follow installation instructions GC 339. BN
-UB 1 GND 1 GND
XX Insulate unused wires (WH, YE). 110 mA GN
+UB 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
GY
10 TST 10 TST
1
PK
BU
COM
2
RD
+
WH
YE
1 AIR curtain
2 Test
Necessary parameter setting GC 339
AIR: OUTPUT to 1 (NO/NC)
AIR width For installation in open position right:

Set AIR width to the right-hand sub-panel.
For installation in open position left:

Set AIR width to the left-hand sub-panel.
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Installation height up to 3500 mm
àà GC 341 light curtain, black,

mat. no. 160285 or
GC 341
S IO1 S IO2
BN
-UB 13 SIO1 14 S IO2
80 mA WH
+UB 1 GND 1 G ND
BU
4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
1 10 TST 10 TS T
PK
BK
C OM
2 + RD
1 AIR curtain
2 Test
5.3 Active infrared sensor push button AIR 30
àà AIR 30, mat. no. 072393 AIR 30 or

àà Relay with free swing SI O1 SI O2
WH
diode, mat. no. 103352 -UB 1 13 SI O1 14 SI O2
100 mA BN
+UB 2 1 G ND 1 G ND
GN
3 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
YE
1 4 10 TS T 10 TS T
GY 2 A2
5 12
11
A1
4 24Vsw
1 Test

XX Follow the installation instructions.
àà For further information see AIR 30 (SIS).
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6 Break-out doors
XX Before commissioning, set the drive type in the Service menu “Door parameters” “Drive type” (Slim-
drive SL BO, ECdrive BO or TSA 360NT BO).
XX Note the contents of the “Guidelines on automatic sliding doors in escape and rescue routes (AutSchR)”:
àà The programme switch must be protected from unauthorised access e.g. by installing a key switch to block
the programme switch.
àà The functions emergency lock, interlocking door system and vestibule are not permitted with automatic
sliding doors on rescue routes.
àà The operating mode setting “night mode” with timer or switch is not possible.
àà The function “pharmacy” is not available as a configurable input.
àà Break-out sensor, mat. no. 076114

àà The break-out sensors monitor the position of the swing leaves. They are connected to the inputs SIO1 or SIO2
together with any safety sensors “open” that are available.
àà When the break-out sensor is triggered, the door stops during opening and closing.
àà Break-out sensors
àà SIO1 is configured automatically.
àà If used, SIO2 must be configured to contact type “normally closed contact” and function “break-out”.
àà When the side panel has been swung out, the break-out sensor output is open. GND is applied to input SIO1
or SIO2.
6.1 Break-out sensor

àà With 1-leaf systems one break-out sensor is mounted (SIO1), any safety sensor “open” that is available is con-
nected to SIO2.
àà With 2-leaf systems two break-out sensors are mounted (inputs SIO1 and SIO2 of the control unit).
SIO1 or SIO2
YE
Break-Out 13 SIO1 14 SIO2
Sensor WH
1 GND 1 GND
BN
4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
GN
10 TST 10 TST

6.2 Break-out sensor and safety sensor “open”

àà Two break-out sensors and two safety sensors “open” can be connected
(inputs SIO1 and SIO2 of the control).
àà During detection, the output of the safety sensor “open” is open. GND is applied to input SIO1 or SIO2.
àà When a break-out sensor or a safety sensor “open” is triggered, the door stops during opening and closing.
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Break-out doors Automatic sliding doors
6.2.1 Break-out sensor with active infrared detector GC 339
For further information see section 4.3 SIO1 SIO2

Active infrared detector GC 339.
GC 339 13 SIO1 14 SIO2
BN
-UB 1 GND 1 GND
110 mA GN
+UB 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
GY
10 TST 10 TST
1
PK
BU
COM
2
RD
+
W H*
Y E* VB
YE
Break-Out Sensor
WH
1 GND
BN
4 24Vsw
GN
1 AIR curtain
2 Test
* Insulate unused wires (WH, YE)
VB Connection of the wires and fixing of sensor cables
(see section 7.3 Protecting the sensor cable against short-circuit)
6.2.2 Break-out sensor with active infrared fan-shaped sensor GC 341
Installation height up to 3500 mm
àà GC 341 light curtain, black, GC 341 SIO1 or SIO2

mat. no. 160285 BN
-UB 13 SIO1 14 SIO2
80 mA WH
+UB 1 GND 1 GND
BU
4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
1 10 TST 10 TST
PK
COM BK
2
+ RD
VB
YE
Break-Out Sensor WH 1 GND
BN
4 24V
GN
1 AIR curtain
2 Test
VB Connection of the wires and fixing of sensor cables
(see section 7.3 Protecting the sensor cable against short-circuit)
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Automatic sliding doors Break-out doors
6.2.3 Break-out sensor with active infrared push button AIR 30
SIO1 or SIO2
AIR 30 2.GN
13 SIO1 14 SIO2
2.WH 2.WH
-UB 1 1 GND 1 GND
100 mA 2.BN 2.BN
+UB 2 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
2.GN 1.GN
3 10 TST 10 TST
2.YE
1 4 VB
2.GY 2
5
3.YE
A2
12
11
A1
3.GN 3.BN 3.WH

1.YE
VB
Break-Out Sensor 1.WH 1.WH, 3.WH
1 GND
1.BN 1.BN, 2.GY, 3.GN
4 24Vsw
1.GN
1 Test
VB Connection of the wires and fixing of sensor cables (see section 7.3 Protecting the sensor cable against short-circuit)
For further information see section 5.3 Active infrared sensor push button AIR 30
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Series connection of safety sensors Automatic sliding doors
7 Series connection of safety sensors

7.1 Safety sensor “close” (standard doors)
7.1.1 Active infrared detector GC 339 with safety/activation sensor GC 363 R

GC 339 and GC 363 R meet the requirements as per EN 16005 and DIN 18650.
GC 363 R or 1 GND
SIS1
BN
-UB 1 GND 4 24Vsw
24V GN
+UB 4 24Vsw SIS2
GY
11 SIS1 12 SIS2
1 1 GND 1 GND
PK
BU 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
COM
2 RD 10 TST 10 TST
+
WH DCU1-2M-NT
-
RBM YE DCU1-NT DCU1-NT
KA KI
1.Sensor 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
23 KA 21 KI
GC 339 VB
BN
-UB
24V GN
+UB
GY
1
PK
BU
COM
2 RD OR
+
WH
Or 3. Sensor
YE
2.Sensor
VB
GC 339
BN
-UB
24V GN
+UB
GY
1
PK
BU
COM
2 RD
+
WH
YE
3.Sensor
1 AIR curtain VB Connection of the wires and fixing of sensor

2 Test cables (see section 7.3 Protecting the sensor
cable against short-circuit)
Setting GC 363 R
àà RAD: Output, AIR:Output to 1 (NO/NC)
Refer also to the notes on parameter setting in section 4.1 Active infrared detector and radar movement
detector GC 363 R
Setting GC339
àà AIR: Output 1 (NO/NC)
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Automatic sliding doors Series connection of safety sensors
7.1.2 Safety/activation sensors GC 363 R
GC 363 R or 1 GND
SIS1
BN 24Vsw
-UB 1 GND 4
24V GN
+UB 4 24Vsw SIS2
GY
11 SIS1 12 SIS2
1
PK 1 GND 1 GND
BU 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
COM
2 RD 10 TST 10 TST
+
WH
RBM YE
1. Sensor VB
GC 363 R
BN
-UB
24V GN
+UB
GY
1
PK
BU DCU1-2M-NT
COM DCU1-NT
2 RD DCU1-NT
+ KA KI
WH
4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
RBM YE
23 KA 21 KI
2. Sensor
1 AIR curtain
2 Test
Setting GC 363 R
àà RAD: Output, AIR: Output to 1 (NO/NC)
Refer also to the notes on parameter setting in section 4.1 Active infrared detector and radar movement
detector GC 363 R
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7.1.3 Active infrared detector GC 341 with safety/activation sensor GC 365 R
For further information see section 4.4 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 365 R
or
GC 365 R SIS1 1 GND
BN
-UB 1 GND 4 24Vsw
100 mA WH
+UB 4 24Vsw SIS2
BU
11 SIS1 12 SIS2
1 1 1 GND
PK GND
BK 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
COM
10 TST 10 TST
2 RD
+
KA KI
GN
1 GND 1 GND
3
YE 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
23 KA 21 KI
1. Sensor
VB
GC 341
BN
-UB
80 mA WH
+UB
BU
1 PK
BK
COM
2 +
RD or
2. Sensor
or 3. Sensor
GC 341 VB
BN
-UB
80 mA WH
+UB
BU
1
PK
BK
COM
2 RD
+
3. Sensor
1 AIR curtain
2 Test

XX Set Ci (contact sensor inside, contact type) or Co (contact sensor outside, contact type) to 01 (normally opened
contact).
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7.2 Safety sensor “close” (FR doors)
7.2.1 Active infrared detector GC 339 with safety/activation sensor GC 363 SF

GC 339 and GC 363 SF meet the requirements as per EN 16005 and DIN 18650.
GC 363 SF SIS1 or 1 GND

BN
1 GND 4 24Vsw
120 mA GN
4 24Vsw SIS2
GY
11 SIS1 12 SIS2
1 PK 1 GND 1 GND
BU 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
COM
10 TST 10 TST
2
RD
+
WH
+UB KI KA
RBM
YE 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
YE/BK 21 KI 23 KA
3
WH/BK
3
1.Sensor VB
GC 339
BN
-UB
24V GN
+UB
GY
1
PK
BU
COM
2 RD OR
+
WH
Or 3. Sensor
YE
2.Sensor
VB
GC 339
BN
-UB
24V GN
+UB
GY
1
PK
BU
COM
2 RD
+
WH
YE
3.Sensor
1 AIR curtain VB Connection of the wires and fixing of sensor cables
2 Test (see section 7.3 Protecting the sensor cable against short-circuit)
3 not used
àà Ci (contact sensor inside, contact type) or Co (contact sensor outside, contact type) to 04 (frequency).
Setting GC 363 R
àà RAD: Output, AIR: Output to 6 (freq/NC)
Refer also to the notes on parameter setting GC 363 SF in section 4.2 Active infrared detector and self-moni-
tored radar movement detector GC 363 SF
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7.2.2 Safety/activation sensor GC 363 SF
àà Two interfaces GC 363 S and two relays are required for the series connection of two GC 363 SF.
àà For further information see section 4.5 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 365 SF
Setting the parameters:
XX Ci (KI contact type) to 02 (normally closed contact).
XX E3 (PE3 function) to 22 (KI 2).
àà Accessories:
àà Interface GC 363 S, mat. no. 151361
àà Relay with free-wheeling diode, mat. no. 103352
GC 363 SF
BN
-UB
12V - 24V
GN
+UB
YE
1
GY
BU
COM
2 RD
+
+UB +UB
RBM
WH
GC 363 S
Interface
PK
YE/BK
WH/BK
VB VB VB DCU1-2M-NT
GC 363 SF S1
SIS OR 1 GND
BN 4
-UB 1 GND 24Vsw
12V - 24V
GN
+UB 4 24Vsw SIS2
YE
11 SIS1 12 SIS2
1 GY 1 GND 1 GND
BU 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
COM
2 RD 10 TST 10 TST
+
+UB +UB
RBM
WH
GC 363 S
Interface
PK
YE/BK V
VB VB
WH/BK
3 A1 (+) 3 A1 (+)
14 14
DCU1-2M-NT
11 11 KI
A2 (-) A2 (-)
21 KI1
3
PE3
22 PE3
1 AIR curtain VB Connection of the wires and fixing of sensor

2 Test cables (see section 7.3 Protecting the sensor
3 Relay with free swing diode cable against short-circuit)
Setting GC 363 SF
àà RAD: Output, AIR:Output to 5 (current/NC)
Refer also to the notes on parameter setting GC 363 SF in section 4.2 Active infrared detector and self-monitored
radar movement detector GC 363 SF
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7.2.3 Active infrared detector GC 341 with safety/activation sensor GC 365 SF
For further information see section 4.5 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 365 SF
or
GC 365 SF SIS1 1 GND
BN
-UB 1 GND 4 24Vsw
100 mA WH
+UB 4 24Vsw SIS2
BU
11 SIS1 12 SIS2
1 1 1
PK GND GND
BK 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
COM
10 TST 10 TST
2
RD
+
KI KA
GN
+UB 1 GND 1 GND
3
YE 4 24Vsw 4 24Vsw
21 KI 23 KA
1. Sensor
VB
GC 341
BN
-UB
80 mA WH
+UB
BU
1
PK
BK
COM
2 RD or
+
2. Sensor
Or 3. Sensor
GC 341 VB
BN
-UB
80 mA WH
+UB
BU
1
PK
BK
COM
2 RD
+
3. Sensor
1 AIR curtain
2 Test
VB Connection of the wires and fixing of sensor cables (see section 7.3 Protecting the sensor cable against short-cir-
cuit)

XX Set Ci (contact sensor inside, contact type) or Co (contact sensor outside, contact type) to 04 (frequency).
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7.3 Protecting the sensor cable against short-circuit

When connecting the sensor cables to the plug-type connectors SIS1, SIS2, SIO1, SIO2 use the following method:
Combine several wires to be connected in one wire-end ferrule
Connect VB wires using an insulated parallel connector

Parallel connectors: e.g. Bürklin, order No. 07F680
XX Use shrink tubing to insulate wires until
the start of the cable sheath. The shrink
tubing must project 10 mm over the
insulated parallel connector.
XX Lay the insulated wires backwards over
the cable sheaths.
XX Insulate non-used wires and lay them
backwards over the cable sheaths.
XX Fix wires and cables using 2 cable ties.
Secure sensor cables against movement

XX Fix the sensor cables to the cable holder using a cable guide (1).
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Automatic sliding doors Mechanical contact
8 Mechanical contact
àà The input KB is active in operating modes a U , ls and N a.
àà When activated, the output of the mechanical contact is closed (24VAKKU is applied to the KB input).
àà When KB is activated, the door opens fully, even if the operating mode a U winter is set.
Do not use terminal strip “KB” for supplying external loads (e.g. number codelock).
Otherwise, the rechargeable battery will not be charged.
àà Key switch SCT, single-pole, flush-mounted, AS 500 without Euro profile half cylinder, mat. no. 117996
àà Accessories:
àà Euro profile half cylinder, mat. no. 090176
àà Additional contact, mat. no. 024467 (the additional contact is not a sabotage contact, it is intended to
release the DPS or TPS)
8.1 Key switch

Schlüsseltaster
KB
3 24VAKKU
20 KB
8.2 Emergency shut-off switch without illumination

àà mat. no. 120881
KB
Mark “Open emergency switch” using the S 3 24VAKKU
label enclosed. L 20 KB
8.3 Emergency shut-off switch with illumination

àà Surface-mounted, AS 500, alpine white,
NOT320
mat. no. 137967
àà Flush-mounted, mat. no. 136571 KB
8 3 24VAKKU
After activation, the switch must be unlocked
by pulling out the mushroom button. 9 20 KB
1
3 1 GND
20 mA 2 24V
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Contact sensor inside Automatic sliding doors
9 Contact sensor inside

The KI input is active in operating modes a U and ls .
9.1 Standard doors
During activation, the output of the contact sensor inside is closed (24 V are applied to the KI input).
9.1.1 Radar movement detector GC 302 R

àà GC 302 R black, mat. no. 124087 GC 302 R
KI
àà GC 302 R according to RAL, mat. no. 124088 WH
+UB 1 1 GND
The remote control does not work with detector 85 mA BK
-UB 2 4 24Vsw
hood mounted, LED not visible. BN
àà The GC 302 R is a direction-sensitive radar move- 3 21 KI
BU
ment detector. 4
5

àà Accessories:
àà Remote control, mat. no. 099575
àà Ceiling installation set, mat. no. 115384
àà Rain cover, mat. no. 115339
XX If several GC 302 Rs are mounted next to or after one another, set different device addresses using the two DIP
switches. Otherwise the settings of the other detectors will also changed by the remote control.
9.1.2 Active infrared fan-shaped sensor and radar movement detector GC 363 R
See section 4.1 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 363 R.
9.1.3 Active infrared fan-shaped sensor and radar movement detector GC 365 R
See section 4.4 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 365 R
9.1.4 Push button (potential-free contact)

àà Plastic elbow switch, white, mat. no. 114078
àà Plastic elbow switch, stainless steel, mat. no. 114077 KI
àà Stainless steel elbow switch, mat. no. 119898 4 24Vsw
àà Stainless steel elbow switch LS 990, 21 KI
surface-mounted, mat. no. 128582
àà Stainless steel elbow switch LS 990,
flush-mounted, mat. no. 128583
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Automatic sliding doors Contact sensor inside
9.2 Doors on rescue routes
XX Install self-monitored movement detector in the

direction of emergency exit.
àà Upon activation, the output of the contact sensor
inside is open; GND is applied to the KI input.
XX Set the detection area and sensitivity of the radar
movement detector as per AutSchR:
àà Detection area = ÖW × 1.5 m, speed greater than
10 cm/s.
9.2.1 Active infrared fan-shaped sensor and radar movement detector GC 365 SF
See section 4.5 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 365 SF.
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Contact sensor outside Automatic sliding doors
10 Contact sensor outside

àà The KA input is only active in operating mode a U .
àà During activation, the output of the contact sensor outside is closed (24 V applied at the KA input).
10.1 GC 302 R radar movement detector

àà See section 9.1.1 Radar movement detec- GC 302 R KA
tor GC 302 R. WH
+UB 2 1 GND
85 mA BK
-UB 1 4 24Vsw
BN
3 23 KA
BU
4
5

10.3 Active infrared fan-shaped sensor and radar movement detector GC 365 R
10.4 Push button (potential-free contact)

àà See section 9.1.4 Push button
KA
(potential-free contact). 4 24Vsw
23 KA
11 Configurable inputs
The control features three configurable inputs, PE1 (terminal 51), PE2 (terminal 52) and PE3 (terminal 22), that can
be allocated different control functions. The parameter setting of the inputs can be programmed using the dis-
play programme switch DPS or the service terminal ST220. The functions are described in the Service menu DPS
section (2nd menu) and in the Service terminal ST220 section (configurable inputs).
11.1 Switch function

àà With DPS: Set e1 , e2 or e3 to 1 0 (switch function)
or 11 (switch function with closing after hold-
open time).
àà With ST220: Set PE1, PE2 or PE3 function to
“switch function” or “switch function OHZ”.
àà During activation, the push button is closed (24 V is applied to inputs PE1, PE2 and PE3).
àà The first switch contact opens the door and the next closes the door.
àà For the switch function with closing after the hold-open time, the door closes automatically after the hold-
open time elapses providing it was not closed via the push button beforehand.
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Automatic sliding doors Configurable inputs
11.2 Wireless activation

àà Follow the assembly and operating instructions.
àà Parameter setting of contact type with:
àà DPS: Set E1, E2 or E3 to the required function (8, 9, 10, 11, 14).
àà ST220: Set “input signals”, “configurable inputs”, “PE1 function”, “PE2 function” or “PE3 function” to the
required function.
Push button with transmitting module
WRM-24
24V 2 PE1, PE2 or PE1, PE2 or PE3

24V 2 1 GND 1 GND 1 GND
GND 1 2 24V 2 24V 2 24V
OUT1 51 PE1 52 PE2 22 PE3
OUT2
1 GND
A
B

àà The receiving module WRM-24 can be activated with the

transmitting module WTM. WTM
YE
àà Transmitting module WTM, mat. no. 131212, for clipping into
a plastic elbow switch. GN
àà Follow the installation instructions for the wireless pro- BN
gramme AUT.
11.3 Pharmacy opening

XX Set function parameter for input used: or or
àà With DPS: Set e1 , e2 or e3 to 0 6 . PE 1 P E 2 PE 1 P E 2 PE 3
àà With ST220: Set “PE1”, “PE2” or “PE3 function” 2 24V 2 24V 2 24V
to “pharmacy”. 51 PE 1 52 PE 2 22 PE 3
àà During activation, 24 V is applied to the input.

àà The pharmacy opening function is only active in the N a operating mode.
XX Use a push button as the activation device.
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Configurable inputs Automatic sliding doors
11.4 Emergency lock
Not with DCU1-2M-NT
WARNING!
Danger of injury due to crushing and shearing!
The safety sensors and the obstacle are not evaluated. The door closes with the set force.
XX If the door closes suddenly, move out of the danger zone.
The configurable inputs PE2 and PE3 can be used to connect an emergency lock switch.
àà When the emergency lock switch is activated, the contact is closed and approx. 5 V is applied to the input PE2
or PE3.
àà Contact sensors KA, KI and KB, safety sensors SIS as well as obstacle detection are hidden.
àà “Hold open” operating mode is cancelled.
àà The door closes and locks.
àà The door remains closed as long as the emergency lock signal is applied to the input.
àà The “emergency lock” function requires a terminating resistance of 20 kW.
XX Setting the parameters:
àà With DPS: Set e2 or e3 to 07 (emergency lock 20k).
àà With ST220: Set “PE2” or “PE3” to “emergency lock
20k”. or
PE2 PE3
2 24V 2 24V
52 PE2 53 PE3
20 kΩ
11.5 Stop
As soon as the STOP switch is activated, the drive brings the door leaf to a standstill. The door leaf can be freely
moved manually as long as the STOP switch is activated.
PE1, PE2 or PE3

2 24V 2 24V
52 PE2 22 PE3
12 k
cN = 01 or
20 k
With DPS: e2 or e3 e2 or e3 e2 or e3
to 2 4 to 2 5 to 1 2 (STOP 12k)
(STOP NO) (STOP NC) to 2 3 (STOP 20k)
With ST220: STOP closer STOP opener STOP 12 k or STOP 20 k
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Automatic sliding doors WC control
For personal protection as per DIN 18650 and EN 16005:

XX Connect terminating resistance to monitor the input in accordance with the configuration.
Voltage of terminal PE2 or PE3 to GND

STOP 12k
Not activated 7.4 V
Activated or cable break 0V
Cable short-circuit 24 V
STOP 20k
Not activated 5.1 V
Activated or cable break 0V
Cable short-circuit 24 V
12 WC control
(not with DCU1-2M-NT)
Setting the parameters, with:

àà DPS:
àà Set E1, E2 or E3 to 21 (WC control), depending on the input used.
àà Set A1 to 14 (LS).
àà Set A2 to 24 (fault WC timeout) if monitoring of permanent locking is required (signal horn to the lodge)
àà Set AC to 01 (open) or 03 (battery operation max. 30 minutes / 30 cycles, then open).
àà ST220:
àà Set “input signals”, “PE1 function”, “PE2 function” or “PE3 function” to “WC control”.
àà Set “output signals”, “PA1 function” to “exit only”.
àà Set “Door parameters”, “Power failure not NA” to “open” or “30 min open”.
Accessories:
àà AS 500 switch unit with illuminated display for disabled WC, mat. no. 120882 (2 pieces required)
àà Plastic elbow switch, white, mat. no. 114078
àà Plastic elbow switch, stainless steel, mat. no. 114077
àà Stainless steel elbow switch, mat. no. 119898
àà Stainless steel elbow switch LS 990, surface-mounted, mat. no. 128582
àà Stainless steel elbow switch LS 990, flush-mounted, mat. no. 128583
àà SLE220 signal light, flush-mounted, AS500, AW, mat. no. 115934
àà Optional: SLH220, SIGNAL HORN, flush-mounted, AS 500, AW, COMPLETE, mat. no. 115939
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WC control Automatic sliding doors
Push button with illuminated display “Occupied”
PE1, PE2 or or
2 24V
1
51 PE1 52 PE2 22 PE3
PA1 PA2
1 GND
–
2 24V
2
55 PA1A
+
56 PA1B
57 PA2
KA
4 24Vsw
3
23 KA
–
2
+

1 Push button inside

2 Display “Occupied”, inside and outside
3 Push button outside
Function
If the toilet is vacant, the door is in the “automatic” mode of operation. The displays are off.
Pressing the outside push button opens the door. After the toilet has been entered and the inside push button is
pressed, the door closes. The outside push button is blocked, the displays light up and the drive holds the door in
the closing position with the aid of the motor gear unit.
After the inside push button has been pressed again, the door opens, the displays go off and the outside push
button is cleared again.
When the toilet is monitored for permanent locking, output A2 is activated after 30 minutes. The time cannot be set.
In an emergency, the door can be opened from the outside using the emergency shut-off switch.
Signal horn
PA1 PA2
1 GND
2 24V
+
55 PA1A
1
56 PA1B
- PA2
57

1 Signal horn SLH220 to the lodge (optional)

Emergency shut-off switch
See “emergency shut-off switch”, section 8 Mechanical contact.
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Automatic sliding doors Interlocking door system, vestibule
13 Interlocking door system, vestibule
àà Two sliding doors use the same programme switch. RS485 RS485
àà The programme switch only indicates the fault messages of the GND 1 1 GND
first control.
24V 2 2 24V
àà Interlocking door system: One door only opens if the other one
is closed. RS485 -A 42 42 RS485 -A
àà Vestibule: Both doors run in the same mode of operation RS485 -B 41 41 RS485 -B
XX Do not connect terminal 2. The programme switch is connect-
SCR 43 43 SCR
ed to the first control.
1 2
Set parameters with DPS:
XX
1 Control door 1
àà First control: sl = 0 0
2 Control door 2
àà Second control sl = 01 for interlocking door system
sl = 0 2 for vestibule
XX Set parameters with ST220:

àà First control: “Interlocking door system vestibule = Master”
àà Second control: “Interlocking door system vestibule = Slave interlocking door system” for interlock-
ing door system
“Interlocking door system vestibule = Slave vestibule” for vestibule
14 Mode of operation
àà For sliding doors in escape and rescue routes, the programme switch must be protected against unauthorised
access, e.g. by using a lockable version.
àà The display programme switch DPS, the service terminal ST220 or GEZEconnects is required for setting control
parameters and commissioning the door drive.
Symbol Display Explanation

OFF SERVICE
OFF (only valid for mat. no. 151524 and 155810)
The drive is switched to without function for service purposes.
The door leaves can be moved freely by hand.
Activation and safety sensors are without function.
Drive motor and locking mechanism are switched off.
nA NIGHT
The door is closed and locked. The door can only be opened while mode “mechanical con-
tact (KB)” is active or via manual release.
LS EXIT ONLY
(one-direction operation from the inside to the outside).
The door can be activated using contact sensor inside (KI) and mechanical contact (KB).
The safety sensors “close” (SIS) are active. When activated, the door opens up to a reduced
opening width set during commissioning.
Au Winter AUTOMATIC with reduced opening width.
Activation is possible with contact sensor inside (KI), contact sensor outside (KA) and me-
chanical contact (KB). The safety sensors “close” (SIS) are active. When activated, the door
opens up to a reduced opening width set during commissioning.
do HOLD OPEN
The door is completely opened.
Au Summer AUTOMATIC with full opening width

Activation is possible with contact sensor inside (KI), contact sensor outside (KA) and con-
tact sensor authorised (KB). The safety sensors “close” (SIS) are active. When activated, the
door opens up to full opening width.
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Mode of operation Automatic sliding doors
14.1 Mechanical programme switch

The LED on the mechanical programme switch
lights up after the service interval has expired
or in the event of a fault.
àà MPS, AS 500, mat. no. 113226 LED
àà MPS-ST, with key, AS 500,
mat. no. 113227
àà Accessories:
àà Surface-mounted cap single, AS 500,
mat. no. 120503
or
àà Operating modes:
àà OFF, N a, ls , a U Winter, D O , a U Summer PE3
XX Follow the installation instructions. 22 PE3
XX Set parameters for input/terminal PE2:

àà With DPS: e2 or e3 to 01 for MPS
àà With ST220: “PE2 function” or “PE3 function” to “MPS”
XX Set parameters for output/terminal PA1 and PA2:
àà With DPS: Set a1 or a2 to 0 4 for fault display MPS.
àà With ST220: Set “PA1” or “PA2 function” to “fault MPS”.
àà If the mechanical programme switch is used, it is not possible to change the operating mode using the keypad
programme switch, display programme switch or the inputs N a, ls , a U and D O .
14.2 Switching the operating mode using push buttons or switches

In addition, it is possible to change between PS
the operating modes N a, a U , ls , D O and 2 24V
“OFF” using potential-free push buttons or 6 NA
switches.
7 LS
XX For the operating mode “OFF” the function
parameter must be set for the input used: 8 AU
If the drive is switched to the OFF operat- 9 DO PE 1 P E 2 or PE 1 P E 2 or PE 3
ing mode, the door opens before the drive 52 PE1 52 PE2 22 PE3
switches off. OFF
Parameter setting for OFF
àà With DPS: Set e1 , e2 or e3 to 0 2 .
àà With ST220: Set “PE1”, “PE2” or “PE3 function” to “OFF”.
àà The control switches to the desired operating mode if the level switches from GND to 24 V at the correspond-
ing input.
àà Operation using the keypad programme switch or display programme switch is only possible if there is no
signal pending at the inputs N a, a U , ls and D O .
àà Locking the door (changing to operating mode N a) using a potential-free push button or switch is not possi-
ble for doors on rescue routes.
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14.3 Keypad programme switch

àà TPS, AS 500, flush-mounted, mat. no. 113231 70 mA R S 485
àà TPS SCT, AS 500, flush-mounted, with key 2 1 G ND
switch, without Euro profile half cylinder, 1 2 24V
mat. no. 113232
1 42 R S 485-A
LEDs (1) for operating mode display indicate a 44 41 R S 485-B
fault code when a fault has occurred (see fault 41 43 S CR
messages keypad programme switch). 42
LED (2) lights up with reduced opening width.
àà Operating modes: 3 Zus atzko
àà OFF, N a, ls , a U , D O , Summer/Winter KB
1 2
àà Operation of the programme switch can be 3 24VA K K U
blocked for unauthorised persons by using
20 KB
a key switch or assigning a password (see
section 14.6.2). 1 LEDs for operating mode display
2 LED for reduced opening width
No TPS can be connected when PE2 function is 3 Additional contact
“MPS” (only display possible).
àà Accessories:
àà Additional contact, mat. no. 024467
àà Surface-mounted cap single, AS 500, mat. no. 120503
àà Surface-mounted cap double, AS 500, mat. no. 128609
14.4 Display programme switch (DPS) with OFF switch

àà AS 500, DPS with OFF, flush-mounted, alpine
white, mat. no. 151524 2 RS485
àà AS 500, DPS with OFF and SCT, with Euro 2 1 GND
profile half cylinder, flush-mounted, alpine 1 2 24V
white, mat. no. 155810
àà Operating modes: OFF, N a, ls , a U , D O , 1 1 42 RS485-A
Summer/Winter opening width 44 41 RS485-B

OFF
41 43 SCR
XX Follow the installation instructions
42
100 mA
àà A DPS cannot be connected if the PE2-func- KB
tion is set to “MPS” (only display possible). 2 24V
àà Changing the operating with the DPS is
only possible if 24 V are not applied to N a, 20 KB
ls , a U , D O or PE1 or PE2 if PE1, PE2 or PE3 is
1 Display summer/winter (LED lights up for winter opening
configured to OFF. width)
àà Operation of the programme switch can be 2 Hidden service push button
blocked for unauthorised persons by using
a key switch or assigning a password (see
section 14.6.2). With DCU1-2M-NT, the key
switch must always be pressed for operation
of the DPS.
àà Switching between summer/winter opening
width:
XX Press the  keys simultaneously.
àà A maximum of one keypad programme switch can be connected to the control together with a maximum of
one display programme switch.
The control can be configured using DPS.

See Service menu, section 22.2.
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Accessories:
àà Key switch SCT, single-pole, flush-mounted, AS 500 without Euro profile half cylinder, mat. no. 117996
àà Additional contact, mat. no. 024467
àà Surface-mounted cap single, AS 500, mat. no. 120503
àà Surface-mounted cap double, AS 500, mat. no. 128609
14.5 Reset function (DPS with OFF switch, TPS)

In the OFF operating mode, the keys  and  can be pressed at the same time to trigger a software reset. The
drive then behaves in the same way as after mains voltage switch-on and carries out initialisation. The parameter
settings are not changed.
14.6 Blocking or releasing operation of TPS and DPS

14.6.1 With additional key switch (1st possibility)
With automatic standard sliding doors
XX Press the key switch briefly to block function.
àà With the DPS, the function “operation blocked” is signalled by the display “- -” when any key is pressed.
àà With the TPS, the function “operation blocked” is signalled by the LED for the respectively set mode of
operation flashing once when any key is pressed.
XX Turn key switch again briefly for release. Operation is then permanently released.
For automatic sliding doors on escape and rescue routes

XX The key switch has to be pressed permanently for operation.
XX Operation is blocked as soon as the key switch is no longer pressed.
àà With the DPS, the function “operation blocked” is signalled by the display “- -” when any key is pressed.
àà With the TPS, the function “operation blocked” is signalled by the LED for the respectively set mode of
operation flashing once when any key is pressed.
14.6.2 Release with password (2nd possibility)

This requires previous setting of the 2-digit password in the drive Service menu (factory setting: no password).
àà For release on the TPS:
XX Enter the first digit of the password by the number of times the key is pressed, with
àà TPS: Key 
àà DPS: Key
Enter the second digit of the password by the number of times the key is pressed, with
àà TPS: Key 
àà DPS: Key
Confirm password, with

àà TPS: Press the  and  keys at the same time
àà DPS: Key
àà After the password has been entered, operation of the programme switch has been released.
àà Operation is locked automatically 2 minutes after the last key has been pressed. With the TPS, the function
“operation blocked” is signalled by the LED for the respectively set mode of operation flashing once when any
key is pressed. With the DPS, the function “operation blocked” is signalled by the display “- -” when any key is
pressed.
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14.6.3 Permanent release of programme switch operation

XX For permanent release, either fit a jumper between terminals 1-44 of the TPS or DPS.
or
XX Set the value “00” (factory setting) as the password in the Service menu.
15 Configurable outputs
The control indicates various states via the two configurable outputs PA1 and PA2 (see Service menu). Parameters
must be set for the outputs accordingly.
15.1 PA1 (gong)

PA1 is a potential-free relay contact,
switching voltage/current max. 24 V AC/DC / 0.5 A. PA1 PA2
55 PA1A
XXSet parameters for the gong function: 1
56 PA1B
àà With DPS: Set a1 or a2 to 01 .
àà With ST220: Set “PA1” or “PA2 function” to “Gong”.
2
The contact closes as soon as SIS1 or SIS2 is activated.
1 Gong
2 Bell transformer
3 Power supply circuit
15.2 PA2 (fault, fan)

PA2 is a transistor output, PA1 PA2
switching voltage/current max. 24 V DC / 0.5 A. 2 24V
57 PA2
XX Set parameters for fault indication:

àà With DPS: Set a1 or a2 to 0 2 .
àà With ST220: Set “PA1” or “PA2 function” to “fault closer”.
The output switches to GND as soon as the control detects a system fault. At the same time, the corresponding
fault number is displayed on the display programme switch or keypad programme switch.
XX A relay for galvanic isolation must be installed for forwarding the fault message (e.g. to a building manage-
ment system).
XX Set parameters for the use of a fan for cooling the motor gear unit:
àà With DPS: Set a1 or a2 to 07 .
àà With ST220: Set “PA1” or “PA2 function” to “motor fan”.
àà Motor fan for Powerdrive, mat. no. 123394, current consumption 40 mA
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16 Mains connection
àà Transformer for Slimdrive, 230 V / 50 Hz, 140 VA, mat. no. 106194
àà Transformer for ECdrive, 230 V / 50 Hz, 140 VA, mat. no. 106530
àà Transformer for Powerdrive, 230 V / 50 Hz, 200 VA, mat. no. 117975
àà Transformer for Slimdrive, 115 V / 60 Hz, 140 VA, mat. no. 126682
àà Transformer for ECdrive, 115 V / 60 Hz, 140 VA, mat. no. 108085
àà Transformer for Powerdrive, 115 V / 60 Hz, 200 VA, mat. no. 126480

2 3 4
230 V, 50 Hz* AC IN
1
115 V, 60 Hz* 7
L BK 1 2 BK BK L BK
AC
N BU 3 4 BU BU N BN
AC
PE GN/YE PE GN/YE GN/YE PE GN
PE
PE
AC AC
1 Mains fuse on site, min. 6 A slow-burning

2 Main switch (optional)
3 Transformer
4 Control
5 Cover earthing
6 Earthing connection
7 G-fuse element 5×20 mm
T2AH for transformer mat. no. 106194, 106530
T2,5AH for transformer mat. no. 117975
T3,15AH for transformer mat. no. 126682, 108085
T4AH for transformer mat. no. 126480
* Depending on the transformer version
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17 Locking mechanism
17.1 Tooth belt locking
àà Tooth belt locking Slimdrive SL, SLT, SL NT, mat. no. 114004
àà Tooth belt locking Slimdrive SC, mat. no. 105275
àà Tooth belt locking ECdrive, mat. no. 117766
àà Tooth belt locking Powerdrive, mat. no. 114000
àà Tooth belt locking ECdrive T2, mat. no. 181144
LOCK
BK 1 GND
S1 2 WH WH
3 LCK B Riegel B
BN BN
4 LCK A Riegel A
RD GN 2 24V
1 BK GN YE 5 LKD Verriegelt
BK YE GY ULKD Entriegelt
6
C LK
NO
S3 NC

àà Illustration in unlocked state.
àà Switch S3, mat. no. 019080, can be installed optionally,
switching voltage/current max. 24 V AC/DC / 0.5 A.
àà In the locked state, switches S1 and S3 are activated and the contact of switch S1 is opened.
17.2 Rod locking, electromechanical break axle

àà Rod locking Slimdrive SL, SLT, LOCK
GY GY
mat. no. 105680 6 ULKD
àà Electromechanical break axle Slimdrive SF, YE YE
5 LKD
mat. no. 107574 S2 S1 BN BN BN 4 LCK A
M WH WH WH 3
XX Set parameters for the function rod locking, LCK B
YE WH GN GN
electromechanical break axle: 2 24V
àà With DPS: Set ® T to 0 2 . WH
1 GND
àà With ST220: Set “electric locking mechanism” BN
S3
to “motor driven”. GN
S4
YE
àà Illustration in unlocked state.

àà Switches S3 and S4, mat. no. 105684, can be installed optionally with electromechanical break axle, switching
voltage/current max. 24 V AC/DC / 0.5 A.
àà In the locked state, switches S1 and S3 are activated, the contacts of switches S1 and S3 and the contacts of
switches S2 and S4 are opened.
The following rod lockings are used for drives with RC2:
àà 2-leaf SL RC2, without potential-free contact mat. no. 134044
àà 2-leaf SL RC2, with potential-free contact mat. no. 136105
àà 2-leaf SLC RC2, with potential-free contact mat. no. 140244
àà 1-leaf, left hand slide to open SL RC2, with potential-free contact mat. no. 139769
àà 1-leaf, right hand slide to open SL RC2, with potential-free contact mat. no. 139770
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17.3 Hook bolt Lock A

àà Basic kit EC 2-leaf, 1-leaf, right, mat. no. 153652
àà Basic kit EC 1-leaf, left, mat. no. 153653
àà Basic kit SL NT 2-leaf, 1-leaf right, mat. no. 153654
àà Basic kit SL NT 1-leaf left, mat. no. 153655
XX Setting the parameters:

àà With DPS: e2 to 2 0
® T to 05
àà With ST220: “PE2” to “manual unlocking”
“electric locking mechanism” to “Lock A”
Parameter Value Description

Display e2 20 Manual unlocking
pro-
gramme
switch
RT 05 Lock A, hook bolt lock
ST220 Door parameters \ electric locking Lock A Hook bolt lock
mechanism
Input signals \ PE2 Lock A Manual unlocking
PE1, PE2
24V 2
1 LOCK A
PE1 51
GN 6 GN GN 24V
PE2 52
GY 5 GY GY 5
YE 4 YE YE 4 2k49
LOCK PK 3 PK PK 6
GND 1
24V
7k27
2
WH WH 2 WH WH BK
2 3
BN BN 1 BN BN RD M
3 4
YE 700 mA
4 5
GY
5 6

Illustration in “unlocked” state
1 Rod contacts (Lock A Integration)

2 Bolt B
3 Bolt A
4 Locked
5 Unlocked
6 Manually unlocked
18 Rechargeable battery
Rechargeable battery, mat. no. 106863 24 V AKKU
àà Voltage in charged state: ≥26 V (with rechargea- - + RD UAKKU
ble battery unplugged). BK
GND
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19 Motor gear unit
Motor gear unit 1: Motor gear unit DCU1, mat. no. 105009.
Motor gear unit 2: Only with tandem motor DCU1-2M, mat. no. 102517.
Encoder
ENC
Encoder ENC OG
7 B
RD 6 A
BN 5 5V
BK 4 GND
2 YE
3 GND
1 GN
2 Temp Thermo
WH
1 1 SHLD Schirm
emperaturfühler
M1
3 SHLD Schirm
– WH
Motor 1 2 M1 B Motor_B
2 M BN 1 M1 A Motor_A
+
M2
1 SHLD Schirm
– WH 2
Motor 2 M2 B Motor_B
3 M BN
3 M2 A Motor_A
+

1 Temperature sensor
2 Motor gear unit 1
3 Motor gear unit 2
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20 Control
AKKU
ENCODER
M1
Control DCU1-NT, mat. no. 158615.
M2
Terminal bag DCU1-NT, mat. no. 158631.
AC IN
Control DCU1-2M-NT, mat. no. 158616.
Terminal bag DCU1-NT, mat. no. 158631.
àà DCU1-NT and DCU1-2M-NT:

àà F1 24 V EXT (T1.25 A, 5x20 mm)
àà F2 AC IN (6.3 AT, 5x20 mm)
àà F3 RECHARGEABLE BATTERY (6.3 AT,
5x20 mm)
àà RUN1 RUN-LED, µController 1
T6,3A F5
àà P µR1 Programming connector, µController 1
àà M1 Motor gear unit 1 T6,3A F4
T6,3A F2
àà DCU1-2M-NT, in addition:
T6,3A F3
àà F4 AC IN (T6.3 A; 5×20 mm)
àà F5 RECHARGEABLE BATTERY (T6.3 A;
5×20 mm)
àà RUN2 RUN-LED, µController 2
àà P µR2 Programming connector, µController 2
àà M2 Motor gear unit 2
àà RUN-LED DCU110
àà LED on: Everything OK
RUN2
àà LED flashes slowly (0.25 Hz): Drive not taught
àà LED flashes quickly (2 Hz): Fault
àà CAN interface CAN/CAN-ISOL mat. no. 119952

JTAG
àà CAN interface CAN/CAN mat. no. 189521

(see respective supplementary sheets) CAN
F1 T1,25A
P µR2
SIO2 SIO1 NST SPI
CAN
PE3 PE1 PE2 PA1 PA2

P µR1
KI SIS2 KA SIS1
LOCK
RUN1 KB PS RS485
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21 Commissioning and service

Commissioning and service can be carried out using the display programme switch DPS or the service terminal ST220.
21.1 Production test

The production test is used for functional testing of the power supply, control, motor gear unit, rechargeable bat-
tery and locking mechanisms (if present). The production test is carried out on the drive before it is installed on
the wall and without sliding leaves.
DANGER
Danger of fatal injury due to electric shock.
XX Interrupt power supply.
XX Connect power supply to 230 V AC and use an r.c.c.b.

XX Connect the rechargeable battery.
XX Lock the locking mechanism (if present) by hand. The bolt comb must fully engage in the toothed belt.
XX Connect the display programme switch.
XX Connect terminals 1 and 44 of the display programme switch.
XX Reset the control to factory settings using cp, display programme switch indicates le.
XX Press the service key and a U simultaneously (see Service menu, operation DPS), the production test starts:
àà p1 Locking mechanism unlocked.
àà p3 Motor gear unit turns by approx. 20 cm in one direction and then approx. 20 cm in the other direction.
àà p2 Locking mechanism locked.
àà p 6 Check whether or not a rechargeable battery is connected.
àà a 0 Rechargeable battery was not detected.
àà a1 Rechargeable battery was detected.
àà If a rechargeable battery is connected, it must be detected. It is only checked whether the rechargeable bat-
tery is present and not whether the charge state of the battery is sufficient.
àà If a fault occurs during the production test, the test is aborted and the fault displayed.
XX Press the  key.
XX With ST220, start the production test via the Service menu under the item “Start production test  yes”.
XX Unplug the rechargeable battery after the production test and leave it unplugged until commissioning.
21.2 Commissioning
21.2.1 Assembly and installation
àà Installation is complete (see installation instructions of the corresponding sliding door drive).
àà Sensors are correctly configured and aligned.
XX Clear the sensor detection area.
àà Electrical installation is complete. There are no cables in the travel path of the leaves and drivers. All cables
have been secured with cable ties.
XX Push leaves by hand from the closed position into the completely open position and back again. It must be
possible to move them freely (movement force less than 100 N).
XX Align locking mechanism. For fully closed leaves, the locking mechanism must be easily lockable and unlocka-
ble by hand.
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21.2.2 Commissioning with DPS
CAUTION
Danger of injury by opening door leaves during commissioning.
XX Switch off all safety devices.
XX Step out of the travel path.
XX If not yet installed, connect the display programme switch.

A keypad programme switch or mechanical programme switch that is already connected will not interfere
with commissioning with the display programme switch.
XX To commission a sliding door on rescue routes, terminals 1 and 44 of the display programme switch must be
connected or the connected key switch must be activated.
XX If a sliding door on a rescue route is to be operated with reduced opening width, connect terminals 2 and 6 on
the control DCU1-2M-NT. For sliding doors on rescue routes,
the reduced opening width must correspond to at least the required escape route width.
XX Plug the rechargeable battery into the control.

XX Switch on 230 V at the transformer.
àà After power supply has been restored, a brand-new control indicates the function le on the display pro-
gramme switch, whereas a control that has already been in operation will indicate the mode of operation last
used before the voltage supply was switched off.
XX Set parameters for control, in particular:
àà a T Drive type
àà ef Number of door leaves
àà ® T Dead bolt type
àà cI Contact sensor inside
àà s1 , f1 , s2 , f2 , s3 , f3 , s4 , f4 safety sensors (function and type of contact)
XX Close the door up to approx. 5 cm.
XX Select the function le in the Service menu.
XX Teach the control by pressing the enter key.
CAUTION
The leaves accelerate quickly when the leaf mass is being determined.
XX Step out of the travel path.
àà The door leaves open and close several times. The control determines the following parameters:
àà l0 Start learning
àà l1 Check the rotary encoder
àà l3 Opening width, closing position
àà l2 Tooth belt locking
àà l8 Friction
àà l4 Leaf mass
àà l6 Reduced opening width (with control DCU1-2M-NT only when a jumper is connected to set the reduced
opening width on terminal strip PS between terminal 6 (NA) and terminal 2 (+24V))
àà The leaves come to a standstill with l6 .
XX Push the leaves by hand to the required reduced opening width and confirm ( ).
For doors on rescue routes, the reduced opening width must be larger than or the same size as the re-
quired escape route width (construction approval). The control limits the reduced opening width to at least
30 percent of the maximum opening width.
àà Automatic acceptance of the current position occurs after 20 sec. only with control DCU1-NT.
àà l7 End learning
XX Conform to store the values determined ( ).
àà If a fault occurs, the teaching process is aborted with the message el.
XX Display the faults by pressing e®, eliminate the cause and start teaching again.
XX Remove the connection between terminals 2 and 6 of the control again.
XX Change to operating mode.
àà After a brand-new control has been taught, it automatically changes to operating mode a U .
XX Check the running behaviour of the door and adjust other parameters if necessary.
XX Clear fault memory O e.
XX Unplug display programme switch if necessary.
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21.2.3 Commissioning with ST220
CAUTION
Danger of injury from moving door leaves.
The door leaves move during commissioning.
XX Step out of the door leaf travel path.
XX If a sliding door on a rescue route is to be operated with reduced opening width, connect terminals 2 and 6 on
the control DCU1-2M-NT.
àà For sliding doors on rescue routes, the reduced opening width must correspond to the prescribed escape
route width.
XX Plug the rechargeable battery into the control.
XX Switch on 230 V at the transformer.
After power supply has been restored, a brand-new control indicates the function non-taught initialisation on
the ST220. A control that has already been in operation will indicate the mode of operation last used before the
voltage supply was switched off.
XX Set parameters for control, in particular:
àà Number of leaves Number of door leaves
àà Drive type Type of drive
àà Drive serial no. 12-digit serial number of the drive
àà Locking mechanism electr. bolt type (if not bistable lock)
àà KI Type of contact and delay contact sensor inside
àà SI1, SI2, SI3, SI4 Type of contact and function of the safety sensors
XX Close the door up to approx. 5 cm.
XX Teach the drive by selecting “Start teaching -> yes”.
àà The door leaves open and close several times. The control determines the following parameters:
àà Teaching programme rotary encoder Check the rotary encoder
àà Teaching programme opening width Opening width, closing position
àà Teaching programme bolt test Tooth belt locking
àà Teaching programme movement force Movement force / friction
àà Teaching programme acceleration Leaf mass (the leaves accelerate quickly)
àà Red. opening width opening wid. With control DCU1-2M-NT only when a jumper is connected to set
the reduced opening width on terminal strip PS between terminal
6 (NA) and terminal 2 (+24V). The leaves come to a standstill in the
teaching programme “reduced opening width”.
XX Push the leaves to the required reduced opening width and
confirm ( ) (automatic acceptance of the current position after
20 s only with DCU1-NT).
For doors on rescue routes, the reduced opening width must be
larger than or the same size as the required escape route width
(construction approval). The control limits the reduced opening
width to at least 30 percent of the maximum opening width.
àà Teaching programme quit teaching End of teaching
XX Conform to store the values determined ( ).
If a fault occurs, teaching is aborted with the message “fault during teaching”.
XX Display the fault in the menu item “fault memory-current faults”, eliminate the cause and start teaching again.
XX Remove the connection between terminals 2 and 6 of the control again.
XX Change to operating mode. After a brand-new control has been taught, it automatically changes to operating
mode AU.
XX Check the running behaviour of the door and adjust other parameters if necessary.
XX Clear the fault memory.
XX Unplug ST220.
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21.2.4 Functional check for the automatic sliding door

XX Switch off drive at main switch and wait until battery relay switches off.
XX Switch the drive back on at the main switch.
àà Self-test runs.
XX With the ST220, choose the operating mode OFF or with DPS clear the motor gear unit f®.
XX Mount drive cover and turn locking pin back in if necessary.
XX With the ST220 select the operating mode a U or with DPS switch the motor gear unit on fO .
XX Check function and detection area of all safety sensors “close”.
XX Check function and detection area of all safety sensors “open”.
XX Check the function of all contact sensors.
XX Check locking by changing to operating mode N a and unlocking by changing to operating mode a U .
21.2.5 Commissioning the interlocking door system and vestibule

Both controls are commissioned like two individual controls.
During the commissioning of one control, the other must be separated from the power supply.
XX Set the parameters, see section 13 Interlocking door system, vestibule.
XX Switch off both controls.
àà A programme switch is only connected to the first control.
XX Switch both controls on within 50 s.
21.2.6 Documentation
XX Create test log.
XX Carry out safety analysis and enter installed safety options into the safety analysis.
XX Supplement classification on identification plate.
21.3 Service
21.3.1 Service with DPS
After making changes at the drive, especially changes to the opening width, the drive must be relearnt.
XX Check function and correct setting of all safety sensors.
XX Check function and correct setting of all activation sensors.
XX Read out number of cycles and operating duration (menu item sa).
XX Note faults in the fault memory e® and O e.
XX Clear fault memory O e.
XX Reset service display ( cs).
21.3.2 Service with ST220

The drive must be re-taught after changes have been made, particularly after the opening width has been
changed.
XX Check function and correct setting of all safety sensors.
XX Check function and correct setting of all activation sensors.
XX Read out number of cycles and operating duration:
àà Menu item “Diagnosis  current values  internal values  cycles/operating hours”
XX Read out fault memory and note faults:
àà Menu item “Diagnosis  fault memory  current faults / old faults”
XX Select fault with * and confirm with ( ). Cause of fault is displayed.
XX Clear fault memory:
àà Menu item “Diagnosis  clear fault memory”
XX Reset service display:
àà Menu item “Diagnosis  clear maintenance  yes”
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22 Service menu
22.1 Service terminal ST220
àà Service terminal ST200, mat. no. 087261
àà The drive can be commissioned with service terminal ST220, software version from v2.1.
22.1.1 Operation of ST220

Key Function
Upward cursor
Increase number value
Scroll upward (if key is pressed longer than 2 s)
Downward cursor
Decrease number value
Scroll downward (if key is pressed longer than 2 s)
Cancel input
Any input can be aborted by pressing the key ×. The
input position then changes to the first menu position or
one menu level back.
Select
Update display. 1
Accept new value

Display directly after connection
GEZE
Service terminal
2.1 Software version ST220 V2.1
XXXXXYWWJJZZZZZZV Serial number ST220
22.1.2 Service mode ST220

àà The change to service mode occurs when the service terminal is connected to the control.
àà Service is possible in operating modes LS, AU and DO.
àà In service mode, the door remains in operation in the current operating mode (not with teaching activated or
with Fo display).
Display after connection to the door control (example)
unknown 5.0 A0 Drive type, pre-setting is unknown.
DCU1_2M-NT 4.1 A0 unknown If parameters have been set for the drive type, this is dis-
played here, e.g. “S L NT”.
Automatic Summer
DCU_2M-NT Control type
opens
Automatic Summer Current mode of operation
opens Current status.
If a fault is pending, the fault is shown rather than the
status.
5.0 Software version mC1
4.1 Software version mC2 (only with DCU1-2M-NT)
A0 Hardware version
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22.1.3 Password prompt ST220

If a password has been assigned in the menu “Diagnosis”, “Change password”, “Service 1”, this is requested before
the service menu can be entered.
Password
0---
*
XX Enter the 4-digit password comprising figures and letters (0 … 9, A … Z, a … z) using the keys and .
The position to be entered is indicated in the line below by the * symbol.
XX Confirm entered position and change to next position using the key.
XX Cancel entry using the key × .
XX After entering the password, confirm by pressing the key.
22.1.4 Service menu ST220

Mode of operation
Designation Setting values Explanation
Mode of operation OFF OFF Current operating mode is displayed and can be
Night mode Night mode changed.
Exit only Exit only If an MPS is connected, it is not possible to change
Automatic Automatic the operating mode via the ST220.
Hold open Hold open
Season Summer Summer Full opening width
Winter Winter Reduced opening width
Open doors  - Key
Door parameters
Number of leaves Close on one side Close on one side –

Close centrally Close centrally
Drive type Unknown Unknown –
Slimdrive SC Slimdrive SC
Slimdrive SF Slimdrive SF
Slimdrive SL Slimdrive SL
Slimdrive SL NT Slimdrive SL NT
Slimdrive SL BO
Slimdrive SL CO48
Slimdrive SLT Slimdrive SLT
Slimdrive SLV Slimdrive SLV
ECdrive ECdrive
ECdrive CO48
Powerdrive PL Powerdrive PL
ECdrive BO
TSA 360NT BO
Powerdrive PL CO48
Slimdrive SL NT-CO48
Slimdrive SLT-CO48
ECdrive T2 ECdrive T2
ECdrive T2-CO48
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Product serial number 000000000000 000000000000 12-digit serial number

Current input position is marked with an asterisk. Select
input position using  or  and confirm using  .
Then select number using  or  and confirm
using  .
Maintenance message after 0, 1 … 12 … 99 0, 1 … 12 … 99 months
operating time 0: no maintenance message
Maintenance message after 0, 100,000 … 0, 100,000 … Cycles
cycles 500,000…3,000,000 500,000… 0: no maintenance message
3,000,000 Cycle: open from closing position and close completely again.
For DCU1-RD: Maintenance message presetting after
200,000 cycles.
Interlocking door system, Master Master Interlocking door system and vestibule:
vestibule Slave interlocking The same programme switch is used for two doors
door system (DPS, TPS, MPS).
Slave vestibule Interlocking door system:
In AU and LS one door only opens when the other one
is closed. In DO and after activation KB one door opens
independently of the other’s status.
Power failure NA No function No function –
Open Open
Power failure not NA No function Behaviour of the drive in case of a power failure in
operating modes LS, AU and DO.
Open Open Open and switch off.
Close Close and switch off.
30 min. open 30 min. max. 30 cycles with battery, then open and
switch off.
30 min. close 30 min. max. 30 cycles with battery, then close and
switch off.
Battery fault No function
Open Open Open and switch off in operating modes AU and LS.
Open in case of fault No
Yes Yes The door opens in the event of a fault
(see fault list for details)
Electric locking mechanism Without Without
Bistable Bistable Bistable locking mechanism is automatically detected dur-
ing commissioning. If a different type of locking mechanism
is used, parameters for this must be set before learning.
Otherwise a fault message will appear during learning.
Motor-driven Motor-driven Rod locking
Fail-secure Fail-secure only for motor gear unit DCU1-2M with fail-se-
cure brake, mat. no. 117480
Fail-safe
Lock A Lock A Hook bolt lock
ECO mode Yes Yes ECO mode “Yes”: Operating voltage for activation and
No No safety sensors to terminal 4 (24Vsw), switch off for operat-
ing modes DO and OFF (after 10 s) and NA (after 10 min).
GEZE bus address 0, 1 … 63, 69 0, 1 … 63, 69 0: No function
1 … 63: GEZE bus address
69: GEZE IoT log
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Movement parameters
Opening speed 03 04…10 12…20 25…50…80 cm/s Speed during opening *)

Closing speed 03 04…10 12…20 25…80 cm/s Speed during closing *)
Latching action open 00 01…07 cm/s 00 01…07 cm/s Final speed in the open position
Latching action closed 00 01…07 cm/s 00 01…07 cm/s Final speed in the closing position
Reduced profile None None No reduced speed
Open and closed Open and closed Reduced speed before opening position and closing position
Open Open Reduced speed before open position
Closed Closed Reduced speed before closing position
Acceleration 1 … 20 …40 ×10 cm/s2 Acceleration and braking during opening and closing *)
*) The maximum speed and acceleration depend on

the door weight and friction.
Stat. force open 10 20…150…250 N Maximum stat-
ic force during
opening
Stat. force close 10 20…150…250 N Maximum stat- WARNING!
ic force during Forces greater than 150
closing N can lead to serious
physical injuries and are not
permitted as per DIN 18650/
EN 16005.
XX Note that forces exceed-
ing 150 N are only per-
mitted if additional safety
measures are taken.
Permanent closing pressure 00 01… 10 12…20 25 90 N Force with which the drive presses on the door leaf in
the closing position.
Initial closing pressure 00 01… 10 12…20 25…120…150 N Initial closing pressure helps the door leaf slide into a
rubber seal. It is applied for 0.7 sec. as soon as the clos-
ing position has been reached.
Summer hold-open time 00 01…10 12…20 25…60 s –
Winter hold-open time 00 01…10 12…20 25…60 s –
Hold-open time contact 00 01…10 12…20 25…60 s –
authorised
Dyn. extension of hold-open No No Dynamic extension of hold-open time refers to the
time Yes Yes summer and winter hold-open times. If the door cannot
close fully between 10 successive activations, the
hold-open time is increased by one second, repeatedly
if necessary. Once the door can close fully again, the
configured hold-open time is used again.
Reversing limit 01 02…06…10 12…20 25 mm If the distance between the door leaves (single leaf: the
distance between leaf and side panel) during closing
is smaller than the reversing limit, the door does not
reverse if it hits an obstacle. It stops at the obstacle.
The reversing limit refers to one door leaf. For a 2-leaf
door the reversing limit 06 corresponds to a gap of
12 mm between the two leaves.
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Input signals
Safety sensors
SI1– terminal SIS1 current Indication of state, contact type and Safety device 1
state function
SI1– terminal SIS1 type of Not used Not used –
contact Normally closed Normally closed
contact contact
SI1 – terminal SIS1 function SIS rev SIS rev – SIS rev Door reversed
SIS and KI SIS and KI SIS and KI Reversing during closing.
SIS and KA SIS and KA Activation function KI in
SIS slow SIS slow the closing position.
SIO stop SIS and KA Reversing during closing.
SIO slow SIO slow Activation function KA in
SIO break-out the closing position.
SIS slow Door brakes and continues
closing at a slower speed.
SIO stop Door stops during opening.
SIO slow Door brakes during
opening and continues
opening at slower speed.
SIO break-out Door stops when break-
out leaves are broken out
SI2 – terminal SIS2 current Indication of state, contact type and Safety device 2 SIS slow
state function
SI2 – terminal SIS2 contact Not used Not used –
type Normally closed Normally closed
contact contact
SI2 – terminal SIS2 function SIS rev SIS rev –
SIS and KI SIS and KI
SIS and KA SIS and KA
SIS slow SIS slow
SIO stop
SIO slow SIO slow
SIO break-out
SI3 – terminal SIO1 current Indication of state, contact type and Safety device 3
state function
SI3 – terminal SIO1 contact Not used Not used –
contact contact
SI3 – terminal SIO1 function SIS rev SIS rev –
SIS slow SIS slow
SIO stop
SIO slow SIO slow
SIO break-out
SI4 – terminal SIO2 current Indication of state, contact type and Safety device 4
state function
SI4 – terminal SIO2 contact Not used Not used –
contact contact
SI4 – terminal SIO2 function SIS rev SIS rev –
SIS slow SIS slow
SIO stop
SIO slow SIO slow
SIO break-out
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Activation sensors
KB current state Indication of state, contact type Mechanical contact

KB contact type Not used Not used –
Normally opened Normally opened
contact contact
KI current state Indication of state, contact type and Contact sensor inside
activation delay
KI contact type Not used Voltage Movement detector with
Normally opened voltage output
contact Normally closed
Frequency Movement detector with
Normally closed contact
frequency output
contact Voltage
Voltage Frequency
Frequency
KI delay 0 1…10 s 0s –
KI night mode waiting time 00 01 … 10 12 … 20 25 … 90 s After switching to night mode of operation, the drive can
be activated another 2 x through KI within the set time.
KA current state Indication of state, contact type and Contact sensor outside
activation delay
KA contact type Not used Not used –
contact contact
Normally closed Normally closed
contact contact
Frequency Frequency
KA delay 0 1…10 s 0 1…10 s –
Operating mode switchover

NA current state Indication of state – Night mode; the operating mode cannot be changed
and contact type as long as this is active.
NA contact type Not used Not used –
Normally opened
contact
Normally closed
contact
LS current state Indication of state and contact type Exit only; the mode of operation cannot be changed
as long as this is active.
LS contact type Not used Not used –
contact contact
contact contact
AU current state Indication of state and contact type Automatic; the operating mode cannot be changed
AU contact type Not used Not used –
contact contact
contact contact
DO current state Indication of state and contact type Hold open; the operating mode cannot be changed
DO contact type Not used Not used –
contact contact
contact contact
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Configurable inputs
PE1 current status Indication of state and function OFF Operating mode “off”; the operating
PE1 function Not used Not used mode cannot be changed as long as
OFF NO OFF NO this is active. With the DCU1-2M-NT,
Summer NO Summer NO the door opens before it switches off.
Winter NO Winter NO Summer As long as this is active, the season
Sabotage NC Sabotage NC Winter cannot be changed.
Pharmacy NO Pharmacy NO Sabotage In NA active: Door does not open
P-KI activation NO P-KI activation NO again until sabotage is inactive and
P-KA activation NO P-KA activation NO operating mode has been changed.
Push button NO Push button NO Limited In NA: first flank opens 10 cm and
OHZ push button NO OHZ push button NO opening locks, second closes and locks.
Reset push button NO Reset push button NO width
Double push button NO Double push button NO MPS An operating mode change via
WC control NO TPS, DPS or the operating mode
inputs NA, LS, AU, DO and OFF is not
possible.
PE2 current state Indication of state and function Emergency The door closes if this is active.
lock Activation and safety sensors are
inactive.
PE2 function Not used Not used P-KI activa- Only active in operating mode LS
MPS MPS tion and AU (like KI).
OFF NO OFF NO P-KA acti- Only active in operating mode AU
Summer NO Summer NO vation (like KA).
Winter NO Winter NO Push but- First edge opens the door, and next
Sabotage NC Sabotage NC ton edge closes it.
Pharmacy NO Pharmacy NO OHZ push First edge opens the door, and next
Emergency lock 20k NO button edge closes it. If the hold-open time
P-KI activation NO P-KI activation NO for mechanical contact expires while
P-KA activation NO P-KA activation NO the door is open, the door closes
Push button NO Push button NO automatically.
OHZ push button NO OHZ push button NO KI2 If the contact type KI is configured
Stop, 12k NC as opener for DCU1-2M-NT, PE3 is
Reset push button NO Reset push button NO the second contact sensor input and
Double push button NO Double push button NO cannot be configured freely.
Manual unlocking NO Manual unlocking NO
WC control NO
Stop, 20k NC
Stop, normally
opened contact NO
Stop, normally closed
contact NC
PE3 current state Indication of state and function Reset push The control is rebooted.
button
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Configurable inputs
PE3 function Not used Not used Double Press 1×: reduced opening width
MPS MPS push button Press 2×: full opening width
OFF NO OFF NO Manual The door leaves can be moved by
Summer NO Summer NO unlocking hand.
Winter NO Winter NO Stop, 12k Function emergency stop button,
Sabotage NC Sabotage NC normally closed contact with 12k
Pharmacy NO Pharmacy NO terminating resistance
Emergency lock 20k NO Stop, 20k Function emergency stop button,
P-KI activation NO P-KI activation NO normally closed contact with 20k
P-KA activation NO P-KA activation NO terminating resistance
Push button NO Push button NO Stop Function emergency stop button,
OHZ push button NO OHZ push button NO opener normally closed contact
Stop, 12k NC without terminating resistance
Reset push button NO Reset push button NO Stop closer Function emergency stop button,
Double push button NO Double push button NO normally opened contact without
WC control NO terminating resistance
Stop, 20k NC
Stop, normally
opened contact NO
Stop, opener NC
KI2 NC
Output signals
Configurable outputs
PA1 current state – Gong Active if an SIS is activated in AU, LS or DO.

PA1 function Not used Not used Fault Collective fault message
Gong Gong
Fault MPS For activation of the LED on the MPS:
Fault NO contact Fault NO contact
àà Collective fault message
Fault opener Fault opener
àà Maintenance message
Fault MPS Fault MPS
Warn Warn Warn Active if the door continues mov-
Motor brake ing despite active safety device at
Motor fan Motor fan reduced speed.
Locked closed Locked closed Motor CO48 pre-setting with drive SL CO48
Closed Closed brake and ECdrive CO48.
Not closed Not closed 0.7 s after the closing position has
Open Open been reached, the motor brake is
Off Off energised to hold the rubber cable
Night mode Night mode (relieves motor gear unit).
Exit only Exit only Motor fan Active if motor temperature is higher
Automatic Automatic than 67°C
Hold open Hold open Open Active if leaf is in current open position
Light control Light control Light control Output is active following activation
Opens for the duration of activation + 1 s.
Does not open
Maintenance due Maintenance due
F-manual Manual unlocking Lock A activated
F-manual unlocking F-manual unlocking
unlocking
F-WC timeout F-WC timeout
F-WC time- Toilet locked for longer than 30

out minutes
PA2 current status – Opens Interlocking door system can be entered
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Configurable outputs
PA2 function Not used Not used Does not Interlocking door system is in use and
Gong Gong open can not be entered
Fault NO contact Fault NO contact
Fault opener Fault opener
Fault MPS Fault MPS
Warn Warn
Motor brake
Motor fan Motor fan
Locked closed Locked closed
Closed Closed
Not closed Not closed
Open Open
Off Off
Night mode Night mode
Exit only Exit only
Automatic Automatic
Hold open Hold open
Light control Light control
Opens
Does not open
Maintenance due Maintenance due
F-manual unlocking F-manual unlocking
F-WC timeout F-WC timeout
Diagnosis

Current values SI1, SI2, SI3, SI4 V
STOP
KB, KI, KA
NA, LS, AU, DO
PE1, PE2, PE3
Bolt 1, bolt 2
PA1, PA2 V
Bolt
TST
Current position mm
Current motor current A
Mains voltage on/off
Rechargeable battery voltage V
24 V internal V
DCU100 temperature °C
DCU101 temperature °C
Motor gear unit DCU100 °C
temperature Hours
Cycles
Operating hours
Tests
Current states SI1, SI2, SI3, SI4 The logical state of the signal is displayed
STOP (active, inactive, fault).
KB, KI, KA
NA, LS, AU, DO
PE1, PE2, PE3
Bolt 1, bolt 2
PA1, PA2
Bolt
TST
ECO mode
IoT module
Connection
CCDMS
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Fault memory Current faults Ser. no., fault text, fault number
Old faults
Select fault marked by * and press the  key,
reason for fault will be displayed.
Clear fault memory Clear current faults –
Clear old faults
Configuration Opening width left/right, mm
Bolt type
Rechargeable battery without / 700 mAh
Leaf mass kg
Type –
Date of manufacture
Time of manufacture
SVN no.
CRC
ID-no.
CANopen stack
GDB version
Start production test yes/no
Start teaching yes/no
Default setting yes/no
Clear maintenance yes/no Clear maintenance display
Change password Password Service 1 Password old 0000 Password Service 1:
Password new for access to the Service menu with ST220.
Password TPS, DPS:
is used to enable the TPS or DPS instead of ena-
bling via a key switch. Access is blocked automati-
cally after 2 minutes if no key has been pressed.
The first digit indicates how often the key  has
to be activated and the second digit how often
the key  has to be activated to release operation
of the TPS / DPS.
Entry of the password with ST200:
XX Change figures using  or .
XX Conform figure and change to next position
using  .
XX Abort with x.
XX Display of the current position by the asterisk
under it.
XX After entry, press  to confirm the password.
After 2 minutes without keys being pressed or
the next time the Service menu is requested, the
password will be queried so that changes to the
operating mode setting or the parameter settings
can be made.
Important information:
àà When the password for ST220 is set, access to
the Service menu via DPS is no longer possible.
àà If the password has been forgotten, a special
flash file with which the password on the
control can be reset to 00 has to be requested
from GEZE.
àà The password cannot be deleted by installing a
new software version.
Language German Language of the service terminal
English
Français
Italiano
Espanol
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22.2 Display programme switch DPS

The DPS can be used for commissioning and service.
àà for changing the drive parameters
àà for teaching the drive
àà for diagnosis
Key Function in service mode

N a Night mode × Cancel and return to first
menu level
1
ls Exit only  Confirm
a U Automatic
2
 Scroll up 3
increase value 4
D O Hold open  Scroll down
Reduce value OFF
O f Off (Only with mat. no. 152524)
OFF drive switched without
function for service purposes
(drive is not without voltage) 1 Service key
+ Change – – 2 Position unknown
simultaneously Summer (full opening width) 3 Illuminated for maintenance
Winter (reduced opening 4 Display summer/winter (LED lights
width) up for winter opening width)
Service button (1) Change operating mode / service mode
+
simultaneously
Scroll function
In the Service menu, it is possible to scroll through the menu or value settings by pressing the  or  keys.
22.2.1 Service mode DPS

àà It is possible to change to the service mode in the operating modes O ff, ls , a U and D O .
àà If no key is pressed for 5 minutes in service mode, the system automatically changes to operating mode (not
when fO is displayed).
àà In service mode, the door remains in operation in the current operating mode (not with teaching activated or
with fO displayed).
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22.2.2 Service menu DPS

1. Menu
Display Explanation Setting values

Uo Opening speed 03 04…10 12…20 25…50 80 cm/s *)
Uc Closing speed 03 04…10 12…20 25…50 80 cm/s *)
so Latching action open 00 01…07 cm/s
sc Latching action closed 00 01…07 cm/s DCU1-RD: 1 … 10 … 14
Oh Summer hold-open time 00 01…10 12…20 25…60 s
O® Winter hold-open time (reduced opening width) 00 01…10 12…20 25…60 s
Os Hold-open time contact authorised 00 01…10 12…20 25…60 s
OD Dynamic extension of the hold-open time 00 no
01 yes
Bo Acceleration 1…10 12…20 25…40 × 10 cm/s2 *)
(multiply value displayed by 10)
U® Reduced profile 00 no reduced speed
01 reduced speed before opening position and
before closing position
02 reduced speed before open position
03 reduced speed before closing position
fo Static force open 01 10 15 20 25 × 10 N
(multiply value
displayed by 10)
fc Static force closed 01 10 15 20 25 × 10 N WARNING!
(multiply Forces greater than 150
value displayed by 10) N can lead to serious
physical injuries and are not
permitted as per DIN 18650/
EN 16005.
XX Note that forces exceeding
150 N are only permitted if
additional safety measures
are taken.
cf Permanent closing pressure 00 01… 10 12…20 25…50 60…90
cl Reversing limit 01 02…06…10 12…20 25 mm
Ne Switch to the 2nd menu –
*) The maximum speed and acceleration depend on the door
weight and friction.
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2. Menu
s1 Safety 1 contact type (terminal SIS1) 00 Not used 00 Not used

02 Normally closed contact 02 Normally closed contact
f1 Safety 1 function (terminal SIS1) 01 SIS rev 01 SIS rev
02 SIS and KI 02 SIS and KI
03 SIS and KA 03 SIS and KA
04 SIS slow 04 SIS slow
05 SIO stop
06 SIO slow 06 SIO slow
07 SIO break-out
s2 Safety 2 contact type (terminal SIS2) 00 Not used 00 Not used
f2 Safety 2 function (terminal SIS2) 01 SIS rev 01 SIS rev
05 SIO stop
07 SIO break-out
s3 Safety 3 contact type (terminal SIO1) 00 Not used 00 Not used
f3 Safety 3 function (terminal SIO1) 01 SIS rev 01 SIS rev
05 SIO stop
07 SIO break-out
s4 Safety 4 contact type (terminal SIO2) 00 Not used 00 Not used
f4 Safety 4 function (terminal SIO2) 01 SIS rev 01 SIS rev
05 SIO stop
07 SIO break-out
cB Mechanical contact, contact type 00 Not used 00 Not used
01 Normally opened contact 01 Normally opened contact
cI Contact sensor inside contact type 00 Not used
01 Normally opened contact
02 Normally closed contact 02 Redundant normally closed
03 Voltage 03 contact
04 Frequency 04 Voltage
Frequency
aI Contact sensor inside activation delay 00 01 … 10 s 00
NT KI Night mode waiting time 00 01 … 10 12 … 20 25 … 90 s After switching to night
mode of operation, the drive
can be activated another 2
x through KI within the set
time.
cO Contact sensor outside contact type 00 Not used 00 Not used
01 Normally opened contact 01 Normally opened contact
04 Frequency 04 Frequency
aa Contact sensor outside activation delay 00 10 s 00 10 s
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e1 Configurable input 1 00 Not used 00 Not used
02 Operating mode OFF NO 02 Operating mode OFF NO

03 Summer NO 03 Summer NO
04 Winter NO 04 Winter NO
05 Sabotage NC 05 Sabotage NC
06 Pharmacy NO 06 Pharmacy NO
08 P-KI activation NO 08 P-KI activation NO
09 P-KA activation NO 09 P-KA activation NO
10 Switch function NO 10 Switch function NO
11 Switch function, 11 Switch function,
close after Os NO close after Os NO
13 Reset push button NO 13 Reset push button NO
14 Double push button NO 14 Double push button NO
21 WC control NO
01 MPS 01 MPS
07 Emergency lock NO
11 Switch function, 11 Switch function,
12 STOP 12k
20 Manual unlocking NO 20 Manual unlocking NO
21 WC control NO
23 STOP 20k NC
24 STOP closer NO
25 STOP opener NC
01 MPS 01 MPS
07 Emergency lock NO
11 Switch function, 11 Switch function;
12 STOP 12k
21 WC control NO
22 Contact sensor inside 2 NC
23 STOP 20k NC
24 STOP closer NO
25 STOP opener NC
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a1 Configurable output 1 00 Not used 00 Not used

01 Gong 01 Gong
02 Fault normally opened contact 02 Fault normally opened contact
03 Fault normally closed contact 03 Fault normally closed contact
04 Fault for MPS 04 Fault for MPS
05 Warning signal 05 Warning signal
06 Motor brake
07 Motor fan 07 Motor fan
08 Closed and locked 08 Closed and locked
09 Closed 09 Closed
10 Not closed 10 Not closed
11 Open 11 Open
12 OFF 12 OFF
13 NA 13 NA
14 LS 14 LS
15 AU 15 AU
16 DO 16 DO
17 Light control 17 Light control
18 Opens when activated
19 Does not open when activated
20 Maintenance due 20 Maintenance due
23 Manual locking fault 23 Manual locking fault
24 WC timeout fault 24 WC timeout fault
a2 Configurable output 2 00 Not used 00 Not used
01 Gong 01 Gong
02 Fault normally opened contact 02 Fault normally opened contact
03 Fault normally closed contact 03 Fault normally closed contact
04 Fault for MPS 04 Fault for MPS
05 Warning signal 05 Warning signal
06 Motor brake
07 Motor fan 07 Motor fan
08 Closed and locked 08 Closed and locked
09 Closed 09 Closed
10 Not closed 10 Not closed
11 Open 11 Open
12 OFF 12 OFF
13 NA 13 NA
14 LS 14 LS
15 AU 15 AU
16 DO 16 DO
17 Light control 17 Light control
18 Opens when activated
19 Does not open when activated
20 Maintenance due 20 Maintenance due
23 Manual locking fault 23 Manual locking fault
24 WC timeout fault 24 WC timeout fault
Ne Switch to the 3rd menu – –
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3. Menu
e® Currently pending faults CE Clear fault memory Clear fault memory

Oe Old faults (the last 10 faults) CE Clear fault memory Clear fault memory
DI Diagnosis r0 Without locking mechanism r0 Without locking mechanism
r1 With locking mechanism r1 With locking mechanism
A0 Without rechargeable battery A0 Without rechargeable battery
A1 With rechargeable battery A1 With rechargeable battery
xx Leaf weight (x 100 kg) xx Leaf weight (x 100 kg)
yy + leaf weight (x kg) yy + leaf weight (x kg)
S8 ECO mode S8 ECO mode
sb ECO mode 00 Off 00 Off
01 A 01 A
sT Control type 00 DCU1-NT 20 DCU1-2M_NT
01 DCU1-RD * 21 DCU1-2M-DUO *
02 DCU1-T30 * 22 DCU1-2M-LL *
23 DCU1-2M-RWS *
* Special software
sa Operating duration (6-digit display) Co Number of cycles / 100 Co Number of cycles / 100
Ho Operating hours / 4 Ho Operating hours / 4
Fo Number of self-tests Fo Number of self-tests
cs Switch off service LED cS Displayed briefly for ac- cS Displayed briefly for ac-
knowledgement knowledgement
cp Restore factory setting – –
f® / fO Enable/activate motor gear unit – –
sp Language 00 German 00 German
01 English 01 English
02 Français 02 Français
04 Italiano 04 Italiano
05 Espanol 05 Espanol
le Start teaching – –
ep Software version e.g. St 40 for DCU1-NT V4.0 e.g. St 40 for DCU1-2M-NT V4.0
Ne Switch to the 4th menu – –
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4. Menu
aT Drive type 00 Unknown 00 Unknown

01 Slimdrive SC 01 Slimdrive SC
02 Slimdrive SF 02 Slimdrive SF
03 Slimdrive SL 03 Slimdrive SL
04 Slimdrive SL NT 04 Slimdrive SL NT
05 Slimdrive SL BO
06 Slimdrive SL CO48
07 Slimdrive SLT 07 Slimdrive SLT
08 Slimdrive SLV 08 Slimdrive SLV
09 ECdrive 09 ECdrive
10 ECdrive CO48
11 Powerdrive PL 11 Powerdrive PL
12 ECdrive BO
13 TSA 360NT BO
14 Powerdrive PL CO48
15 Slimdrive SL NT-CO48
16 Slimdrive SLT-CO48
17 ECdrive T2 17 ECdrive T2
18 ECdrive T2-CO48
ef Number of door leaves 01 Close on one side 01 Close on one side
02 Close centrally 02 Close centrally
ac Power failure in LS, AU or DO 00 No function
01 Open 01 Open
02 Close
03 Battery operation for
30 min., then open
04 Battery operation for 30
min., then close
eO Open after fault 00 Door remains closed
01 Door opens after fault 01 Door opens after fault
(see fault list for details)
®T Bolt type 00 No locking mechanism 00 No locking mechanism
01 Bistable 01 Bistable
Bistable locking mechanism is automatically de- 02 Motor-driven 02 Motor-driven
tected during commissioning. If a different type
03 Fail-secure 03 Fail-secure
of locking mechanism is used, parameters for this
must be set before learning. Otherwise a fault only for motor gear unit
message will appear during learning. DCU1-2M with fail-secure
brake, mat. no. 117480
04 Fail-safe
05 Lock A (hook bolt lock) 05 Lock A (hook bolt lock)
sl Interlocking door system, vestibule 00 Master 00 Master
01 Slave interlocking door system
02 Slave vestibule
ca CAN address (GEZE building system) GEZE bus address:
00 …63 69 00 …63 69
00: No function
01 … 63: GEZE bus address
69: GEZE loT log
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Fault messages Automatic sliding doors
23 Fault messages
23.1 Display programme switch/Service terminal ST220
For troubleshooting and fault descriptions see “Faults and measures for controls DCU1-NT and DCU1-2M-NT”.
Current active fault messages are briefly displayed cyclically (10 sec.) at the display programme switch during
operation. In addition, they are also entered in the e® and O e fault memories.
Display Fault message Cause

01 24 V Control defective.
02 12 V Control defective.
03 230 V Mains power failure
07 Fire alarm Smoke detector active or power failure.3)
08 Smoke alarm Smoke detector active.4)
10 Rotary encoder Rotary encoder signal faulty.
11 Short-circuit Current through motor gear unit 1 too high.
12 Motor gear unit Motor gear unit 1 defective.
13 SIS1 Testing: SIS1 is not switching or safety sensor “close 1” faulty or activation takes
longer than 4 min.
14 MPS Control cable break – mechanical programme switch.
15 Display programme switch No communication between control – display programme switch.
16 Lock Locking mechanism does not lock.
17 Unlock Locking mechanism does not unlock.
18 Bar message Signals locked and unlocked are sent simultaneously.
19 SIS2 Testing: SIS2 is not switching or safety sensor “close 2” faulty or activation takes
longer than 4 min.
25 Open Obstacle while opening. 2)
26 Initialisation Taught opening width is not reached.
27 SIO Active Safety sensor “open” or break-out sensor5) is active.6)
28 Motor relay Motor relay in control DCU100 defective.
29 SIO2 SIO2 or break-out sensor5) is not switching or activation takes longer than 4 min.
30 myGEZE Bluetooth module Fault in the module
32 Sabotage Sabotage active. 6)
33 Interlocking door system, Second drive is not responding.1) 6)
vestibule
34 Keypad programme switch No communication between control – keypad programme switch.
35 Limited opening width Activation longer than 4 min.
36 control Redundancy: Internal redundancy fault of the control.2)
37 KI1 Movement detector defective or activation longer than 4 min.
38 KI2 Movement detector defective or activation longer than 4 min.2)
39 KA Activation longer than 4 min.
40 KB Activation longer than 4 min.
41 SIO1 SIO1 or break-out sensor5) is not switching or activation takes longer than 4 min.
42 NOTVER Emergency lock is activated.1)
44 STOP STOP is active.1)
45 DCU100 drive hot Temperature > 110 °C (motor gear unit or control DCU100).
46 Motor gear unit temp. sensor Motor gear unit temperature sensor defective.
47 DCU100 temperature sensor Temperature sensor in control DCU100 defective.
48 DCU100 drive overheated Temperature > 115 °C (motor gear unit or control DCU100).
50 DCU1-T30 Fault while testing DCU1-T30 expansion.3)
51 DCU1-2M-LL, DCU1-2M-RWS Fault on brake (outputs PA1/PA2 do not open).
Emergency push button pressed (motor brake enabled via emergency button, door
opens immediately).
52 CAN Fault CAN interface or cabling.
53 Manual unlocking Lock A has been unlocked by hand.
54 Communication DPS Interference of communication with DPS.
59 myGEZE Cloud Link Fault interface to GEZE Cloud.
60 DCU100 Fault in control DCU100.
61 Rechargeable battery Rechargeable battery flat.
66
Automatic sliding doors Fault messages
Display Fault message Cause

63 Software Software controller 1 / controller 2 not compatible.2)
64 Open during testing Door not open in required opening time.2)
65 Programme sequence Fault in internal computer monitoring.2)
70 DCU101 Fault in control DCU101.2)
71 DCU101 short-circuit Current through motor gear unit 2 too high.2)
72 DCU101 motor gear unit Motor gear unit 2 defective.2)
75 Control hot DCU101 Temperature > 110 °C (control DCU101).2)
77 DCU101 temperature sensor Temperature sensor in control DCU101 defective.2)
78 DCU101 control overheated Temperature > 115 °C (motor gear unit or control DCU101).2)
79 DCU101 motor relay Motor relay in control DCU101 defective.2)
90 control Control defective.
91 Rotary encoder, motor gear unit No pulses from rotary encoder.
x.x Position Leaf position unknown (dot on left display).
xx. Maintenance Maintenance requirement (number of cycles, operating hours, dot on right display).
EL Teaching Fault during teaching of the control.
8.8 Display programme switch No communication between control – display programme switch.
1 with DCU1-NT
2 with DCU1-2M-NT
3 with DCU1-T30
4 with DCU1-RD
5 with DCU1-BO
6 with DCU1-NT; with these faults on the DCU1 the door does not open if the parameter “Open in case of fault” is switched on.
23.2 Keypad programme switch

Display Designation Display
keypad programme switch display programme switch
– – – – – No operating voltage
– – – x x Drive too hot 45, 46, 48, 75, 78
– – x – x Position 26, x.x
– – x x – SIS 13, 19
– – x x x Motor gear unit 10, 11, 12, 71, 72
– x – – x Activation longer than 4 min 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40
– x – x – Communication 15, 30, 34, 52, 54, 59
– x – x x Interlocking door system, vestibule 33
– x x – – Rechargeable battery 61
– x x x – Opening time too long 64
x – – – x Alarm 07, 08, 32, 42, 44
x – – x x DCU104 50
x – x – – SIO, BO 27, 29, 41
x x – – – Mains power failure 03
x x – – x control 01, 02, 28, 47, 60, 63, 65, 70, 77, 79
x x x – – Locking mechanism 16, 17, 18, 51, 53
– LED off
x LED on
àà In addition, the following states are displayed:

àà Non-taught winter LED flashes continuously (1 sec. on, 3 sec. off).
àà Maintenance winter LED flashes continuously (0.5 sec. on, 0.5 sec. off).
àà Fault operating mode displayed for 5 sec., fault code for 2 sec.
àà Block active. Current mode LED flashes once if a key is pressed.
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Germany Austria Hungary Scandinavia – Sweden
GEZE GmbH GEZE Austria GEZE Hungary Kft. GEZE Scandinavia AB
Niederlassung Süd-West E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected]
Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 594 www.geze.at www.geze.hu www.geze.se
E-Mail: [email protected]
Baltic States – Iberia Scandinavia – Norway
GEZE GmbH Lithuania / Latvia / Estonia GEZE Iberia S.R.L. GEZE Scandinavia AB avd. Norge
Niederlassung Süd-Ost E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected]
Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6440 www.geze.es www.geze.no
E-Mail: [email protected] Benelux
GEZE Benelux B.V. India Scandinavia – Denmark
E-Mail: [email protected] GEZE India Private Ltd. GEZE Danmark
GEZE GmbH
www.geze.be E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected]
Niederlassung Ost
www.geze.nl www.geze.in www.geze.dk
Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6840
Bulgaria Italy Singapore
GEZE Bulgaria - Trade GEZE Italia S.r.l GEZE (Asia Pacific) Pte, Ltd.
GEZE GmbH E-Mail: [email protected]
E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected]
Niederlassung Mitte/Luxemburg www.geze.com
www.geze.bg www.geze.it
Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6888
China GEZE Engineering Roma S.r.l South Africa
GEZE Industries (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. E-Mail: [email protected] GEZE South Africa (Pty) Ltd.
GEZE GmbH E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected]
www.geze.it
Niederlassung West www.geze.com.cn www.geze.co.za
Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6770
E-Mail: [email protected] Korea
GEZE Industries (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. GEZE Korea Ltd. Switzerland
Branch Office Shanghai E-Mail: [email protected] GEZE Schweiz AG
GEZE GmbH E-Mail: [email protected] www.geze.com E-Mail: [email protected]
Niederlassung Nord www.geze.com.cn www.geze.ch
Tel. +49 (0) 7152 203 6600
E-Mail: [email protected] Poland
GEZE Polska Sp.z o.o. Turkey
GEZE Industries (Tianjin) Co., Ltd.
E-Mail: [email protected] GEZE Kapı ve Pencere Sistemleri
Branch Office Guangzhou
GEZE Service GmbH www.geze.pl E-Mail: [email protected]
Tel. +49 (0) 1802 923392 www.geze.com
www.geze.com.cn
Romania
GEZE Romania S.R.L. Ukraine
GEZE Industries (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. LLC GEZE Ukraine
Branch Office Beijing E-Mail: [email protected]
www.geze.ro E-Mail: [email protected]
E-Mail: [email protected] www.geze.ua
www.geze.com.cn
Russia
OOO GEZE RUS United Arab Emirates/GCC
France GEZE Middle East
GEZE France S.A.R.L. E-Mail: [email protected]
www.geze.ru E-Mail: [email protected]
E-Mail: [email protected] www.geze.ae
www.geze.fr
United Kingdom
GEZE UK Ltd.
www.geze.com
GEZE GmbH
Reinhold-Vöster-Straße 21–29 Tel.: 0049 7152 203 0
71229 Leonberg Fax.: 0049 7152 203 310
Germany www.geze.com

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4 Safety sensor “close”................................................................................................................................................8

5 Safety sensor “open”.............................................................................................................................................14

7 Series connection of safety sensors................................................................................................................ 20

9 Contact sensor inside........................................................................................................................................... 28

10 Contact sensor outside........................................................................................................................................ 30

13 Interlocking door system, vestibule................................................................................................................ 35

19 Motor gear unit...................................................................................................................................................... 43

21 Commissioning and service............................................................................................................................... 45

Symbols and illustrations

Warning Warning word Meaning

More symbols and illustrations

Symbol for an action: This means you have to do something.

1.2 Installation information

1.3 Safety-conscious working

1.4 Inspection of the installed system

1.5 Disposal of the door system

Information regarding the German Battery Directive:

Connections, terminals and plugs

PE1 PE 2 PA1 PA2 RS 485

CAN 52 PE2 56 PA1B 41 RS 485-B

KI SIS2 KA SIS1 SIS2 SIO2

4 Safety sensor “close”

4.1 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 363 R

Installation height max. 3500 mm

àà GC 363 R black, mat. no. 151237 GC 363 R or 1 GND

Necessary parameter setting GC 363 R

Necessary setting on the control

Installation height max. 3500 mm

àà GC 363 SF black, mat. no. 151239 or

Necessary parameter adjustment GC 363 SF

Necessary setting on the control

4.3 Active infrared detector GC 339

àà GC 339 black, mat. no. 151251 or

4.4 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 365 R

àà GC 365 R, combined detector, black,

XX Follow installation instructions GC 365 R / SF.

4.5 Active infrared detector and radar movement detector GC 365 SF

àà GC 365 SF black, combined detector or

XX Follow installation instructions GC 365 R / SF.

4.6 Active infrared detector GC 341

àà GC 341 light curtain, black,

XX Follow installation instructions GC 341.

4.7 Active infrared sensor push button AIR 30

Installation height max. 2500 mm

àà AIR 30, mat. no. 072393

Illustration: with operating voltage switched off

àà Follow the installation instructions.

4.8 1-channel photoelectric barrier GZ 470 V

4.9 2-channel photoelectric barrier GZ 472 V

GZ 472 V, mat. no. 112727 or

àà Installation 0.2 m and 1.0 m above the floor respectively.

5 Safety sensor “open”

5.1 Active infrared detector GC 339

Installation height max. 3500 mm

àà GC 339 black, mat. no. 151251 SIO1 SIO1

AIR width For installation in open position right:

For installation in open position left:

5.2 Active infrared detector GC 341