Special Scenario Parameter Setting

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Description:

This document provides a concise guide to advanced door operator settings. These parameters help optimize performance in challenging environments such as high wind areas, pressure-sealed doors, or accessibility-focused applications.

Power Close and Speed

Index

Parameter

Description

Function Behavior / Effect of Adjustment

Value

Default

11

Power Close

Powered closing of door to positive latch (toggle)

0 = OFF,

1 = ON

Enables powered closing to fully latch the door.

Useful in high-pressure environments or where positive latching is required.

0-1

0

12

Power Cls Spd

Power closing force adjustment

Adjusts the force applied during power closing.

Higher values provide stronger force to overcome resistance.

1-35

20

13

Powr Cls Angle

Power Closing engage angle

Sets the door angle at which power closing begins.

Larger angles start power closing earlier in the cycle.

10-45

15

Introduction:

The power close feature enhances door latching performance in environments where additional closing force is required, such as pressurized rooms or areas requiring secure sealing.

When to Use:

Use this setting when the door fails to fully latch due to air pressure, gasket resistance, or mechanical misalignment. Also useful in outdoor or high-wind installations.

Notes and Tips:

  • Excessive force may result in increased wear or user safety concerns.

Wind Brake Setting

Index

Parameter

Description

Function Behavior / Effect of Adjustment

Value

Default

21

Wind Brake

Turn ON/OFF wind break feature

0 = OFF,

1 = ON

When enabled, the wind brake helps resist wind pressure during door opening, improving stability in windy environments.

0-1

0

22

Wbrake Speed

Wind buffer force

Sets the strength of the wind buffer.
Lower values apply greater resistance against wind.

1-99

10

23

Wbrake Angle

Wind buffer engage angle

Defines the door angle where wind buffer engages.
Adjust to tailor wind resistance response timing.

25-110

60

Introduction: 

The wind brake function helps resist wind pressure during door opening, helping to stabilize movement against wind or pressure variations.

When to Use: 

Activate this setting in outdoor environments or locations with frequent strong air currents that affect door movement

Notes and Tips:

  • When Wind Brake is ON, users must push the door fully open to engage the system correctly.
  • A quick release after a partial push may be misinterpreted as an obstruction.

Preload Setting

Index

Parameter

Description

Function Behavior / Effect of Adjustment

Value

Default

19

Preload Time

Pull time door before opening to release pressure (10th of second)

Sets the duration the door pulls in before opening to relieve pressure.

Adjust the value if there’s trouble with an electric strike.

0-50

0

20

Preload Spd

Pull force of door before opening to release pressure

Adjusts the force of the preload pull before opening.
Higher values increase pulling force to overcome pressure seals.


50

Introduction: 

Preload applies a brief reverse pull before the opening cycle to relieve pressure from electric strikes or seals.

When to Use: 

Enable this feature when door binding occurs at opening due to air pressure or locking systems that resist outward movement.

Notes and Tips:

  • Adjust preload speed based on door size and sealing conditions.

Reactive Mode Setting

Index

Parameter

Description

Function Behavior / Effect of Adjustment

Value

Default

28

Reactivate

0 = No reactivation until fully closed,

1 = Allows reopening during closing,

2 = Touch-reverse on closing obstruction

Sets door behavior when a second open signal is received during the closing cycle.

0-2

1

Introduction: 

Reactive mode controls how the door responds when another open signal is received during the closing cycle.

When to Use: 

Use this when quick response to motion sensors or push buttons is needed, especially in high-traffic areas.

Notes and Tips:

  • Mode 2 (touch-reverse) is ideal for ADA compliance or safety-conscious environments.
  • Mode 0 should only be used in secured zones where reactivation must be ignored until fully closed.

Quick Open Setting

Index

Parameter

Description

Function Behavior / Effect of Adjustment

Value

Default

27

Quick Open

0 = Slow ramp from full closed,

1 = Standard ramp,

2 = Quick “kick-out” for fast opening

Sets acceleration profile from closed position.

0-2

1

Introduction: 

Quick open settings control how rapidly the door accelerates from a fully closed position.

When to Use: 

Use higher quick-open levels in fast-paced environments (e.g., hospitals, logistics) requiring rapid access.

Notes and Tips:

  • Avoid in quiet or residential settings due to increased motor noise.

Door Resist Setting

Index

Parameter

Description

Function Behavior / Effect of Adjustment

Value

Default

01

Overload

Obstacle Detection Sensitivity

Lower values increase sensitivity, making the door stop or reverse more easily when resistance is detected during the opening cycle. Higher values decrease sensitivity, better handling wind or pressure but may delay obstacle detection.

60-80

70

26

Easy Open

0 = Heavy,

1 = Standard 15lbs,

2 = Light 5lbs

This refers to pounds of force needed to push the door manually.

0-2

1

Introduction: 

These parameters govern how the door responds to resistance and how easy it is to push manually when in standby.

When to Use: 

Adjust based on user strength and environmental resistance (e.g., air seals, wind).

Notes and Tips:

  • Higher Overload values reduce false positives in windy areas.
  • Lower Easy Open values may result in unwanted door activation by light touches.