New 230V boards for swing-leaf gate operators Contents Why new 230V boards? Market position Boards features Why new 230V boards? 452MPS 455D 462DF Why new 230V boards? E045 E145 Safety: with the new boards for 230V operators (both hydraulic and electro-mechanical) , obstacle detection and reversal rapidity are always granted safety condition in compliance with DM 2006/42/EC Energy efficiency: solutions have been adopted to save power up to 80% with respect to traditional systems Connectivity: the new boards support BUS 2Easy; the new E145 model, which can also be programmed from PC/MAC, is prepared for the connection to the new FAAC GCOM, NetCom and XCOM modules. Contents Why new 230V boards? Market position Boards features Performance Current range New range 462DF Can only be programmed using an external device (FAACtotum) 455D display advanced controls 452MPS entry level, dip switch and LED. E145 top of the range E045 similar to 455D 455D spare part or lowcost countries Contents Why new 230V boards? Market position Boards features Energy efficiency: switching power supply Both boards have been designed to offer the highest energy efficiency (thanks to the switching power supply), resulting thus in a reduced current consumption and money saving. The E145 board is furthermore able to operate at very low consumption conditions (Sleep) during standby. Power in standby (W) 14 12 10 A 8 B 6 C E045 4 E145 2 0 A B C E045 E145 Comparison between 230V boards of main competitors Test conditions: control board for 230V motors in standby, 2 pairs of photocells, radio receiver Advantages of the switching power supply The main advantages of the switching power supply are: Higher energy efficiency in comparison to both the competitors’ boards and to the FAAC products as well: E145 equipped with standard photocells (i.e. in case of a retrofit on an old installation) will need 1,3W in stand-by against 5,8W of the 455D. Further consumption lowering is achievable by installing BUS photocells (i.e. new installations) Single board for every power supply range (E145 only): no need for 115V versions Board is less prone to damage due to transport given the absence of the large, heavy transformer equipping the 452/455 Safety Both boards control the new SAFEcoder Absolute Encoder via the BUS 2Easy input. The encoder allows to easily comply with the safety European rules (Machine Directive 2006/42/EC), even in old installations through the use of a retrofit kit without having to modify any fittings or installation dimensions Safety Strong points of the SAFEcoder: It is directly fitted on the operator bracket (FAAC PATENT) It is able to find, automatically and with a high accuracy, the deceleration and stop points, thus preventing the automated system from forcing against the stop point It does not need any mechanical stop points since stop points can be set by hand In the event of a power fault, the absolute encoder keeps the leaf position memorized, wherever it stopped, thus avoiding irregular cycles after special events. Full OMNIDEC Just like the E124, the OMNIDEC codifications are supported concurrently: in case you are retrofitting an installation, this will allow to use the old remotes (granted that they are using a supported frequency like 433 or 868 MHz) and the new additional ones, whatever the old and new codifications are. USB interfaces The USB HOST port can be used to: Perform an easy update of the firmware when new versions are released Upload or download a programming configuration Upload or download the radio code table Upload or download the timer programming (E145 only) Relay redundancy Two relays have been added to the PCB layout in order to avoid the contact sticking problem. Each motor is now equipped with two relays, one for the opening direction and one for the closing direction. This allows for a higher reactivity of the system in terms of movement reversal, as well. Display and menu In order to make programming more flexible, both of the boards are equipped with a display and two-level configuration menu, featuring dynamic parameters which are being shown only when needed. Technical standards New technical standards have been introduced, regarding various aspects of the menus and functions found on the board. These standards will be spread over the whole board range as new models will be released or new firmware will be published. New bus devices acquiring procedure New setup procedure Technical standards New technical standards have been introduced, regarding various aspects of the menus and functions found on the board. These standards will be spread over the whole board range as new models will be released or new firmware will be published. Alarm list is common to all boards New radio code storing procedure How to choose the replacement board When in need of using the E045 or E145 as a replacement board for an old FAAC model you must take in account the following: Terminal block the 452MPS/455D terminal blocks is plug-and-play on the E145 only Limit switches limit switches management and connection is possible on the E145 only Traditional photocells the contact photocells input is present on the E145 only, E045 needs the use of the XIB adapter to manage traditional photocells Second electric lock the electric lock for the second leaf is supported on the E145 only How to choose the replacement board Radio the standard 5 pin connector is present on the E145 only: if you must keep the old RP / decoding board (eg. If you need to keep SL receivers or you don’t want to store again a great number of RC remotes), the choice is the E145. Thanks to the double connector, it is possible to keep the old remotes whilst adding actual codifications without the need of external receivers. How to choose the replacement board Menus if you had a 455D and plan to replace it with an E045, consider that some of the parameters are no longer available on the E045, or their use is different: Bo is no longer present, on the E045 the boost is always enabled cS and rS are grouped into the rS parameter which enables/disables both the functions Failsafe is always on, as the only supported photocells are the BUS ones EL, Ph, AS, functions are not present anymore EC only acts as an encoder sensitivity regulation; additional working time is added automatically in case of encoder absence Comparison chart Features FAAC 452MPS 455D 462DF E 045 E 145 230V AC 230V AC 230V AC 230V AC 90V ÷ 250V AC Safety condition with obstacle detection (with SAFEcoder Absolute Encoder) ✓ ✓ Energy efficiency (switching power supply) ✓ ✓ (sleep in standby) ✓ ✓ LED LCD Board and motor power supply Automatic set-up ✓ Display ✓ ✓ LED Available logics 6 8 10 + 7 10 + Electronic deceleration ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ USB device functions (SW update, data backup) ✓ ✓ 2Easy BUS ✓ ✓ ✓ Connectivity (X-COM/G-COM/NET-COM/WiCOM) Programming via PC ✓ FAACTOTUM ✓ Built-in timer Electric lock outputs 1 Limit switch inputs 1 2 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Programmable inputs/outputs Type of radio receiver RP RP RP Radios that can be stored on the board Photocell inputs Control of operators for sliding gates Tradition. Tradition. Tradition. ✓ 1 2 Omnidec Omnidec and RP 256 1.600 only BUS BUS and tradition. ✓ Large connectivity (E045) SAFEcoder USB storage XP15B XF 433/868 XT RC XT SLH LR Large connectivity (E145) XCOM Box XCOM, GCOM, NETCOM Modules USB programming Photobeam SAFEcoder Fotoswitch XP15W XP15B XF 433/868 Safebeam RP 433/868 USB storage XT SLH LR XT RC Sliding gates 740 741 746 844 The E145 model is able to control 230V gearmotors for sliding gates, in case in mixed configurations: 1. Two opposed sliding gates 2. A swing-leaf gate (i.e. for pedestrians) and a sliding gate Easyboard programming software Thanks to the Easyboard programming software, it is very easy to configure and fine tune the electronic board. The connections is possible through the onboard USB port or X-COM module. Here’s some of the most notable features: Wizard basic programming Graphic and easy to read configuration screen Easyboard programming software Thanks to the Easyboard programming software, it is very easy to configure and fine tune the electronic board. The connections is possible through the onboard USB port or X-COM module. Here’s some of the most notable features: Possibility to print out the configuration for future reference Monitor screen to completely control the board from PC/Mac