Operating Instructions
Model: STA20 / BDE-D & BDE-M
4. Selection of Operating Modes (BDE-D)
The electronic control unit with display (BDE-D) has been designed to operate the automatic sliding door installation.
The electronic control unit BDE-D is a user-friendly input/output module to control and customize (optional) the system operation. The backlit LCD display informs about the system status by means of symbols and plain text. Error messages are displayed as text.
| Operating Mode | Function Description |
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| Automatic |
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| Continuously open |
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| One-way |
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| Locked |
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| Reduced opening width |
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The reduced opening width is also effective with operating modes One-way and Continuously open.
4.1 Selection of Special Functions
| Function | Action | Description |
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| Manual mode | Press key twice |
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| Manual mode (Temporary) | Press key for 2 seconds |
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| Single opening | System is locked |
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4.2 Locking the Control Panel with the Keyboard
Standard EN 16005 requires protection of the selection of the mode of operation of pedestrian automatic doors used as emergency exits so that they may not be inadvertently locked when the building is in use.
If a "locked" mode of operation is available, the mode of operation must be protected, e.g. by an access code or a key, so that changes can only be made by authorized personnel.
It is the responsibility of the operator of the pedestrian automatic door used as an emergency exit to lock the control panel into automatic position when the facility is being used.
Key Sequence
| Action | Description |
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| Locking the control unit |
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| Unlocking the control unit |
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The installation remains in the mode of operation previously selected.
4.3 Locking the Control Unit with a Key (Option)
Standard EN 16005 requires protection, for the mode selection of operation of pedestrian automatic doors, used as emergency exits so that they may not be inadvertently locked when the building is in use.
If a "locked" mode of operation is available, the mode of operation must be protected, e.g. by an access code or a key, so that changes can only be made by authorized personnel.
It is the responsibility of the operator of the pedestrian automatic door used as an emergency exit to lock the control panel into "automatic" position when the facility is being used.
The control panel BDE-D can be efficiently protected against unauthorized changes of operating mode by an additional key switch.
4.4 Selection of Operating Modes (BDE-M)
The mechanical operating unit BDE-M is equipped with a key switch. Different operating modes can be set with this key switch. The operating switch can be pulled off in any position.
4.5 BDE-M Keys and Functions
| Operating Mode | Function |
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| Automatic mode with total opening width | This operating mode is the standard operating mode. Through triggering of e.g., Radar, the door opens. After the pre-set door time delay, the door closes. |
| Continuously open and manual mode | Door opens and stays in open position. The door can be moved manually. |
| One-Way | The door opens only through a triggering of e.g., radar which is on the inside of the door, or through an optional key operated contact (SSK). |
| Locking |
The door will be locked after a completed closing. The door can only be opened with the last pre-set opening width through a key operated contact (SSK).
Caution: During a Power loss the opening of a locked door might be only possible with an optional battery pack or a manual locking device! |
4.5.1 Operating Mode Display
The BDE-M has only 1 LED. The LED is lighting if mains voltage or battery voltage is available.
4.5.2 Reset-Button
This hidden button will be actuated with a 25 mm long paper clip. Therefore there is a little hole in the middle of the logo.
If the reset-button is pressed for about 5 seconds, a software-reset will happen. The pre-set settings remain unaffected.