{"id":23952,"date":"2021-07-17T13:19:35","date_gmt":"2021-07-17T11:19:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/medva.es\/what-is-full-pro-fc\/"},"modified":"2021-07-17T13:19:35","modified_gmt":"2021-07-17T11:19:35","slug":"what-is-full-pro-fc","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/medva.es\/en\/what-is-full-pro-fc\/","title":{"rendered":"What is FULL PRO FC?"},"content":{"rendered":"

Everything you need to know about FULL PRO FC<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The purpose of this article is for you to know in depth everything about our product FULL PRO<\/strong> FC<\/strong>. Let’s start at the beginning, what is the FULL PRO FC and what is it for? The FULL PRO FC<\/strong> is a single-phase control panel <\/strong>suitable for 1 or 2 motors and for residential, community or industrial use. It is characterized by its versatility in inputs and outputs that can be modulated by VERSUS PRO, the programmer for advanced users that allows to convert a basic panel into a customized panel, allowing to adjust to the characteristics of the installation and the end user. Thanks to its capacity to control 2 motors and its fast and intuitive installation by means of selectors, FULL PRO FC is a solution for each of your installations. A simple task following the assembly instructions <\/a>included here. The power supply through a switching power supply makes FULL PRO FC regulate the current input depending on the country of installation, so you do not have to worry about the voltage of the country of installation. Likewise, the switched-mode power supply provides extra safety against surges or irregular current inputs, since the switched-mode power supply regulates and filters the current, providing current stability to the control panel. <\/p>\n

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Main FULL PRO functionalities<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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  • 1 or 2 motor output (suitable for double leaf doors).<\/li>\n
  • Programmable automatic closing time.<\/li>\n
  • Soft stop on opening and closing for quiet and gentle operation.<\/li>\n
  • Safety warning lighting outputs (pre-flashing) and courtesy light.<\/li>\n
  • Automatic closing by photocell detection.<\/li>\n
  • Configuration of operation for communities (without stop in the opening maneuver).<\/li>\n
  • Output for electric lock connection.<\/li>\n
  • Test signal function for safety contacts.<\/li>\n
  • Choice of hydraulic or electromechanical motor operation.<\/li>\n
  • Peripheral power supply selectable at 12 or 24V.<\/li>\n
  • Port for connecting radio frequency receiver card.<\/li>\n
  • High level modularity of inputs and outputs by means of a portable programmer (VERSUS PROG).<\/li>\n
  • Simple programming system in less than 6 minutes.<\/span><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    Frame description FULL PRO FC (BASE)<\/h3>\n

    \"FULL<\/p>\n\n\n\n
    1- RECEIVER: Motion STICK 2- MOTOR FORCE 3- EXPANSION CARD: TL-CARD-V\/ RSEC3 connection 5- DOOR POSITION SWITCHES: Position door open and close for each motor 7- ALTERNATIVE SWITCH: Start of operation 8- DOOR OPERATION PROGRAMMING SWITCH: (Maximum time: 6 min) 9- OPTIONS SELECTOR: See Table 10- VERSUS PROG: Connection for portable programmer 12- INPUTS: Connection for inputs, limit switches or safety contacts\/safety edges 13- INPUTS: Encoder input 17- INPUTS: Connection for inputs, limit switches or safety contacts\/safety edges 18- OUTPUT 12\/24VDC \/ TEST 2 outputs Range at 12Vac\/dc: 11,4V to 12,6V Range at 24Vac\/dc: 23,9V to 27,3V<\/p>\n<\/td>\n19- ELECTRIC LOCK: 12Vdc output for electric lock Range at 12Vac\/dc: 11.4V to 12.6V Range at 24Vac\/dc: 23.9V to 27.3V 20- VOLTAGE FREE OUTPUTS: Voltage free outputs (voltage free relay contacts, power them at 110-230Vac or 12\/24Vac\/dc as desired) 21- MOTOR 2 CONNECTION: Connection for motor 2 22- MOTOR 1 CONNECTION: Connection for motor 1 23- POWER SUPPLY: 110V – 230Vac \/ 50Hz – 60Hz 24- EMERGENCY: Connection for emergency push button 25- FUSE: 6A\/250V delayed 26- GARAGE LIGHT: Garage light output 27- EMERGENCY STOP: Emergency stop input 28- 12\/24Vdc SELECTOR: 12Vdc or 24Vdc selector switch<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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    Where are the safeties connected in the FULL PRO frame?<\/h4>\n

    Closing<\/strong> photocell \u2192 between COM and IN1
    \nOpening<\/strong> photocell \u2192 between COM and IN2
    \nClosing strips \u2192 between COM and IN3
    \nOpening strips \u2192 between COM and IN4<\/p>\n

    Where is the photocell common in the frame?<\/h4>\n

    On the FULL PRO board, the photocell common is located just to the right<\/strong> of the photocell input terminals: IN1 – IN2 – COM.<\/p>\n<\/td>\n

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    Where do I connect a pushbutton?<\/h4>\n

    Depending on the function of the pushbutton we will connect it between the common (COM) and the corresponding input:
    \n– IN7 \u2192 Alternate pushbutton (normally open<\/strong>).
    \n– IN8 \u2192 Stop pushbutton (normally closed<\/strong>).
    \n– IN9 \u2192 Close pushbutton (normally open).
    \n– IN10 \u2192 Pedestrian open pushbutton (normally open).<\/p>\n

    \"PUSH<\/p>\n

    So far we have reviewed the description and possible doubts<\/strong> about this product available on our website. In case you have further questions, you can take a look at the user manual or you can contact us. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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