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Revo.PRIME manual
… Manual revolving door system with low canopy height and narrow profile system for three- or four-leaf doors
TSA 325 NT Manual
… Manual revolving door system for three- or four-leaf doors
Revo.PRIME manual
This door system plays the starring role when it comes to creative freedom and transparency in the entrance area of your building. A minimum canopy height of just 75 mm and a barely visible drive unit make this possible.
Manual trigger switch
… manual release of hold-open systems
Manual revolving doors
… Manual revolving doors ensure quiet, elegant and simple access to your building. They provide a needs-based solution when visitor numbers and passage clearances are in the lower range.
Manual fanlight openers
… manual fanlight openers provide fresh air. Thus, natural ventilation is simple and effective, also with closed main windows. Fanlight windows make rooms brighter.
TSA 355 Manual door
… Manual revolving door system for three- or four-leaf doors
TSA 355 Manual door
… manual revolving door system TSA 355 Manual really comes into its own.
Movable glass partitioning walls
… Manual sliding wall systems offer you "mobile" flexibility for room partitioning. To open the glass partition walls, the glass elements are simply pushed together and elegantly stacked on the side.
User manual Perlan AUT-NT
… User manual … Intended use The PERLAN AUT-NT sliding door drive is designed for the automatic opening and closing of the sliding leaves. The PERLAN AUT-NT sliding door drive is suitable for use in dry rooms in private areas. The PERLAN AUT-NT sliding door drive may not be used at fire or smoke protection doors and in a hazardous (Ex) area. The PERLAN AUT-NT sliding door drive may not be used to open and close vertical sliding leaves. Any other use than the proper use, such as permanent manual operation, as well as all changes to the product are impermissible. … GEZE Perlan AUT-NT Safety instructions Thoroughly read and abide by this user manual before commissioning the door. In addition, always observe the following safety precautions: àà The prescribed mounting, maintenance and repair work must be performed by properly trained personnel authorised by GEZE. àà The country-specific laws and regulations are to be observed during safety-related tests. àà GEZE shall not be liable for injuries or damage resulting from unauthorised modification of the system. àà GEZE shall not be liable if products from other manufacturers are used with GEZE equipment. àà Only original GEZE parts may be used for repair and maintenance work. àà The connection to the power supply must be made by a professional electrician. Perform the power connection in accordance with DIN VDE 0100-610. àà The electrical installation at the customer has to have an all-pole power disconnector that can be secured reliably against reactivating (e.g. lockable switch with at least … Terms Term Drive sides at 1-leaf systems Drive sides at 2-leaf systems Contactors Statement The side of the track on which the drive unit is located, is usually the closing direction of the sliding leaf The side of the track on which the drive unit is located, is usually the opening direction of the sliding leaf Button, switch or motion detector for actuating the sliding door drive. Actuation function in the "Automatic" operating mode Contactor with switch Button for opening and closing the sliding leaf. Actuation function only in the "Automatic" function operating mode. The sliding leaf is opened automatically when the button is first pressed and closed again automatically when the button is pressed the second time. The function can be activated during commissioning by parameter configuration. Push & Go If the sliding leaf is pressed manually out of the closing position during an activated Push & Go function in the "Automatic" operating mode, the sliding leaf opens automatically. Stop Self-locking switch with which immediate stopping of the sliding door drive can be triggered in case of danger. The sliding door drive remains in its current position until the user releases the stop switch again, thus terminating the stop situation. … . XX Replace the motor and/or controller if necessary. Self-test – driver fault recog- The power driver no longer outputs a fault – nition defective message Hardware – encoder fault The encoder is not connected correctly or XX Check the encoder connection. XX Replace the motor or controller. is defective XX Replace the power pack. Hardware – voltage impos- The supply voltage lies outside the perXX Replace the controller if necessible missible range sary. Memory – RAM defective A defect has been recognised in the RAM XX Replace the controller. Memory – ROM defective The programme memory has been changed or is defective Memory – EEPROM defec- The data memory is defective tive A fault state is indicated by flashing codes of the two LEDs on the controller: First the red LED flashes rapidly, then it lights up continuously for approx. 20 seconds. During these 20 seconds the green LED flashes in accordance with the fault code x times. The cycle repeats until the user resets the fault. Example: Green LED flashes
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