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AD-425S Automatic Door Operator
Instruction Manual
General Safety Precautions
This instruction manual is intended solely for use by qualified professionals. All
installations, electrical connections and adjustments must follow the installation
instructions.
Please read this manufacturer's instructions carefully before installing this unit. Incorrect
installation may result in severe personal injury and/or damage to property.
Packaging materials (plastic and polystyrene, etc
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Make sure the voltage specified as correct for the device. Must provide at least 10 seconds rest time between every restarting cycle to ensure adequate residual current can be returned to power system. Make sure to turn the power off before installing and checking this unit and to avoid the risk of fingers that are in contact with the electronic components. External interconnection wiring should be performed wearing the antistatic glove. Security Statement According to operatin
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All Packing materials 1. Construction Name 1 Cover 2 Motor 3 Reducer 4 Square Couplings 5 Control Board 6 Battery ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ 7 Power Switch 8 Operating Arm 9 Sliding Rail 10 Stopper Ball 11 Baseplate ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ 12 Transformer ○ 2. Control Board Make sure the voltage specified as correct for the device. For safety reasons, we recommend user not to install this operator with a Fail-Secure Electric Locks (Power to open) in case of emergencies or power interruptions. Co
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3. Control Board Guide Input/Output Contact Explanation Remark Make sure the input is used correctly (AC110 or 220V). When turn on the power switch, it enters a learning mode. Power Switch AD-425S Operating Arm turns clockwise. (See Figure 5~8) AD-425S Operating Arm turns counter-clockwise. (See Figure 5~8) DIP3 switch ON, when the external pressure force either “WIND” or “MAN MADE FORCE” occurs, AD-425S will automatically open and close. DIP3 swit
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Input/Output Contact Explanation Remark Jumper 1-2 is N.C. contact. N. C. (default) Jumper 1-3 is N.O. contact. N. O. (default) Jumper 1-8 is N.C., or using the “OPEN” switch. AD-425S becomes automatic mode. When the connector is N.O. or using the “HOLD” switch, and then change to manual mode. Jumper 1-9 is N.O., or using the “GO” switch. AD-425S becomes manual mode. When the connector is N.C. or using the “PUSH” switch, and then change to automatic mode. LED
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The opening, closing and maintain -open time illustration table. VM Opening and Maintain -open Total Opening and TC Time Closing time (Opening and Closing Time (VM+ (Maintain -open Operating Closing Time Brake Time) time adjustment) (See Figure 4) Time Adjustment ) 2 4.5 1 3 6.0 5 5 8.0 10 7 9.5 15 4.5 (With high torque 2 20 output) 6.0 (With high torque 3 25 output) 8.0 (With high torque 5 30 output) 9.5 (With high torque 7 35 output)
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5. Specification 110V (or 220V) AC，50-60Hz Power Input Current (See Figure 2) 3.5A max., 0.6A average Torque 30Nm Opening/Closing time (VM) 4.5~9.5 s （90°） Maintain - Open time (TC) 1~35 seconds Battery Specification 12V 1.2AH Temperature -20℃℃~+55 (Battery 5℃℃ ~40 ) Degree of Protection IP 12D Product Weight 6.5 kg Voltage: 8~24VDC Maximum current : 4A Motor specification Power consumption : 65W Maximum rotation frequency: 2400 RPM Battery charge 12V=0.15A (Normal); 0.3A (Peak)
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Installation instructions Refer to figure 3 for in-swing door (right-hand). Figure 3 Opening, Closing action time and Maintain time illustration. AD-425S will be automatically counted the round trip distance and can be adjusted the opening, closing and break time. Figure 4 Opening angle: 90 degrees. Beginning Destination Brake for wall blanking function. VM action time is the opening and closing time. TC Maintain time of 1-35 seconds. Prepare the installa
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Figure 5: For right-hand and out-swing door. F/R switch set 「ON 」. Operating Arm mounts to left-side. Figure 6: For left-hand and out-swing door. F/R switch set 「1 」. Operating Arm mounts to right-side. Figure 7: For right-hand and in-swing door. F/R switch set 「1 」. Operating Arm mounts to left-side. Figure 8: For left-hand and in-swing door. F/R switch set 「ON 」. Operating Arm mounts to right-side. Figure 5 Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 To mount th
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Figure 11~13 showing an operator installation of a minimum door leaf width and a maximum opening angle. The opening angle is recommended not excess to 120 ∘. Figure 11 Figure 12 Figure 13 Figure 14: Automatic door operator dimension Figure 14 Install AD-425S on an out-swing door, make sure that the distance between the header and leaf is not more than 60mm, and the space between the header and Sliding Rail mounting hole must be 60mm. (See Figure 15) Install AD-425S on a
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AD-425S Template Installation Instruction Figure 17 Out-swing door (Right-Hand Open) Figure 18 Out-swing door (Left-Hand Open) Figure 19 In-swing door (Right-Hand Open) Figure 20 In-swing door (Left-Hand Open) Copyright All Rights Reserved. P-MU-AD425S Ver. A Publish:2008.07.11 Page: 11/ 20
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Installation Steps Out-swing door( Right-Hand Open ) Step Figures Explanation Place the AD-425S template to the right position on the door header. See the figure presented for an Step 1. out-swing door (Right-Hand Open), more details shown in Figure 17. Step 2. Mark for pilot holes. (Use the center pointer) Step 3. Mark six pilot holes, one cable hole and center line. Step 4. Drill a pilot hole. Drill six Ø 9.5mm pilot holes and one Ø 18mm cable Step 5. hole.
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Steps Figures Explanation Use Allen Wrench to tighten the Blind Nut. This will compress the screw so that it remains permanently Step 7. fixed in the hole. Repeat these steps on other Blind Nuts. (Do not over tighten the Blind Nut.) Blind Nuts Installation illustration Step 8. Blind Nuts installation completed. Place the sliding rail template to the right position on the door. See the figure presented for an out-swing Step 9. door (Right-Hand Open), more details shown
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Steps Figures Explanation Use Allen Wrench to tighten the Blind Nut. This will compress the screw so that it remains permanently Step 12. fixed in the hole. Repeat these steps on other Blind Nuts. (Do not over tighten the Blind Nut.) Step 13. Blind Nuts installation completed. Insert two mounting screws. (Screw specification: 6 X Step 14. 20 mm) Step 15. This is the position of Mounting Hanger. Step 16. Mount the automatic door operator. Tighten the other 4 scre
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Steps Figures Explanation Step 18. Tighten screws. Insert screws (6 x 95 mm) to the Operating Arm on Step 19. Square See the figure presented for a out-swing door (Right-Hand Open), more details shown in Figure 9. Step 20. Tighten nut at other end of screw. Step 21. Use the 10mm wrench to tighten nuts. Step 22. Insert pin to avoid the screws from loosing. Step 23. Slide the Operating Arm to Sliding Rail. Copyright All Rights Reserved. P-MU-AD425S Ver. A
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Steps Figures Explanation Fix the Sliding Rail on the door leaf. (Screw Step 24. specification: 6 X 20 mm) Step 25. Slide in the Sliding Rail Cover. Step 26. Attach two Side Ends. Depending on the door leaf opening angle, there may Step 27. need a Stopper Ball. Optional electric lock, wireless push button, microwave sensor, reader and other accessories can be used with Step 28. the AD-425S operator. See the Control Board guide above on Page 3-5 to wire this app
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Steps Figures Explanation First opening movement, the AD-425S will be Step 30. automatically set the opening angle and distance. Step 31. Attach the cover. Step 32. Attach the Operating Arm cap. Make final settings and Please refer to page 4~6 for more details of the setting. adjustments Battery is located on the back of Control Board. Change Remove the Fixing Plug and old battery, replace the battery new battery, then tighten the Fixing Plug. C
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Trouble shooting Problem Possible Cause Solution Make sure the Control Board and fuse are working properly and connected properly. No AC power Make sure all motor terminals are connected properly. Motor have no power The door does not (LED motor light not on.) respond. Jumper 1-9 is N.O., or using the “GO” switch. Jumper 1-9, or PUSH Switch AD-425S becomes manual mode. When the setting is incorrect. connector is N.C. or using the “PUSH” switch, and then change to aut
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Problem Possible Cause Solution Contact your local distributor to check the Safety devices are on Photocell and Safety Device. (keep the device The door clean) automatically open but doesn’t close. “REDA 1”, “REDA 2” contacts Check the “REDA 1”, “REDA 2” contacts are are on. working properly. Remove the obstacles. The door The sensor detects something Check the “REDA 1”, “REDA 2” contacts are automatically opens moving. working properly. Remove the obstacles. and closes by i
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General Safety Precautions The following precautions are essential for the user. Read the precaution below carefully as it contains important information about safe installation and maintenance. This instruction must be conducted to all potential users. The product must be used in visible place. The manufacturer will not be held responsible for any damage caused by improper use of this unit. Do not use the door closer with the AD-425S. Do not put any obstacle in the door path
