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control buttons for each confi guration are indicated in the respective installation and use instructions.
1.7 Door movement program
Each door can be moved individually. If the door meets an obstacle while moving, it will automatically stop. If a door is stopped
with a force contrary to its direction of movement, it stops and starts moving in the opposite direction.
1.8 Simultaneous movement of various doors
In certain cases, various doors may be move simultaneously in the same direction. If one of the doors is stopped by an obstacle,
the other doors will automatically stop moving in order to avoid the risk of crushing or injury.
1.9 Closure of all doors
If the system is in a state with one or more doors partially or completely open, all the doors may be brought to their closed positions
by long pressing (3 seconds) any of the buttons on the remote control (see Section 1.6).
1.10 Power failure
1.11 Control unit switch
The control unit is equipped with a NO switch that closes its contact every time a door is commanded to open.
The switch can handle voltages of between 0 and 48 V and a maximum current of 2A.
2. Before installation
2.1 Prerequisites
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The installation of electrical systems must be performed by specialized personnel.
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The cabinet must be installed stably and perfectly level. Any deformity or instability in the cabinet may pose a risk
to user safety and system operation.
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Check the correct functioning of the sliding system to be combined with 'B-Moved' and the correct positioning of
track limit stops.
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Each movement bar is equipped with a 4-metre cable for connection to control unit. The control unit power supply
cable has a length of approximately 3 metres including the power adapter. A 110-240V, 50-60Hz, AC power
outlet must therefore be accessible near to where the cabinet is installed.
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The installed electrical system must comply with applicable regulations regarding active and passive electrical
protection.
2.2 Electrical connection
Make sure that the power outlet is easily accessible after installing the cabinet and system.
All connections must comply with the regulations of energy supply companies.
In the event of a power failure, the doors may also be moved manually, though more
force will be required due to the friction and resistance of the electromechanical system.
If power failure occurs during the movement of a door, the system will stop. When powe-
red again, the door will move slowly to its closed position before the system becomes fully
operational again.
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