Olide Olide120B

Olide ADA Swing Door Operator Instruction Manual

Model Olide120B KIT2

Comprehensive instructions for installation, operation, and maintenance.

1. Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of the Olide ADA Swing Door Operator, Model Olide120B KIT2. This system is designed to provide automated door access, particularly beneficial for individuals with disabilities or the elderly, ensuring ease of use and accessibility.

The Olide120B is an automatic ADA swing door opener that can be activated by various methods, including passive infrared sensors, remote controls, or push buttons. It supports both automatic and manual operation modes. In manual mode, the door opens with minimal pressure and closes slowly, facilitating smooth passage.

Image of a person in a wheelchair approaching an automatic door

Figure 1: The Olide ADA Swing Door Operator enhances accessibility for individuals in wheelchairs.

2. Safety Information

Read all instructions carefully before installation and operation. Failure to follow these instructions may result in injury or damage to the product.

  • Ensure all power is disconnected before performing any installation, maintenance, or troubleshooting.
  • Installation and adjustment must be carried out according to the provided instructions.
  • Do not disassemble the unit. Refer servicing to qualified personnel.
  • Keep hands and objects clear of the door's path during automatic operation.
  • Regularly inspect the system for any signs of wear or damage.

3. Package Contents

The Olide ADA Swing Door Operator KIT2 typically includes the following components:

Image showing all components of the Olide ADA Swing Door Operator KIT2

Figure 2: Overview of components included in the Olide ADA Swing Door Operator KIT2.

  • Olide Automatic Swing Door Operator Unit
  • Swing Arm Assembly
  • Power Cable
  • Hand Programmer
  • Remote Controls (2 units)
  • Allen Wrenches (for adjustment)
  • "Press to Open" Push Buttons (2 units)
  • Wireless Receiver for Push Buttons
  • "Automatic Caution Door" Sign
  • Mounting Screws and Hardware

4. Product Features

The Olide ADA Swing Door Operator offers several key features for enhanced accessibility and convenience:

  • Push&Go Function: Allows manual initiation of door opening with a gentle push, with adjustable force settings.
  • Easy Parameter Adjustment: All operational parameters can be easily configured using the included hand programmer.
  • Wide Voltage Technology: Compatible with input voltages from AC 100V to AC 240V, ensuring stable operation across various power supplies.
  • System Integration: The operator can be integrated with security systems, card readers, and other access control devices.
  • Obstacle Detection: Automatically re-opens the door if an object is detected in its closing path, enhancing safety.
  • ADA Compliance: Designed to meet ADA specifications for accessible door systems.

5. Setup and Installation

Proper installation is crucial for the safe and efficient operation of the door opener. It is recommended that installation be performed by qualified personnel.

5.1 Mounting the Operator Unit

The main operator unit should be securely mounted above the door frame. Ensure the mounting surface is stable and capable of supporting the unit's weight. The unit's dimensions are approximately 545mm (21.45 inches) in length, 85mm (3.35 inches) in height, and 95mm (3.74 inches) in depth.

Image showing dimensions of the Olide door operator unit

Figure 3: Dimensions of the main operator unit.

5.2 Arm Assembly and Door Swing Configuration

Attach the swing arm assembly to the operator unit and the door. The system supports both outswing (pull open) and inswing (push open) configurations. Select the appropriate arm setup based on your door's opening direction.

Image illustrating outswing pull open and inswing push open door configurations

Figure 4: Door swing configurations: Outswing Pull Open (left) and Inswing Push Open (right).

5.3 Wiring and Sensor Connection

Connect the power cable to the operator unit and a suitable power source (AC 100-240V). Connect the wireless receiver for the push buttons and any other sensors (e.g., passive infrared sensors) to the control board as per the wiring diagram provided in the detailed installation guide (not included in this general manual). Ensure all connections are secure and correctly polarized.

Image showing 'Press to Open' buttons and wireless receiver

Figure 5: "Press to Open" buttons and wireless receiver for activation.

The push buttons have dimensions of approximately 4.5 inches (L) x 4.5 inches (W) x 1.8 inches (H).

Image showing dimensions of the 'Press to Open' button

Figure 6: Dimensions of the "Press to Open" button.

6. Operation

6.1 Automatic Mode

In automatic mode, the door will open when activated by a connected sensor (e.g., passive infrared sensor, push button, or remote control). The door will remain open for the set hold-open time and then close automatically.

6.2 Manual Mode (Push&Go)

The Push&Go function allows users to manually push the door slightly to initiate the automatic opening sequence. The required manual push force can be adjusted using the hand programmer.

6.3 Remote Control Operation

Use the provided remote controls to open and close the door. Refer to the remote control pairing instructions in the detailed guide for initial setup.

7. Parameter Adjustment with Hand Programmer

The included hand programmer allows for precise adjustment of various operational parameters. Connect the hand programmer to the designated port on the operator's control board.

Image showing the controller board and hand programmer with adjustable parameters

Figure 7: Controller board and hand programmer interface.

Adjustable parameters typically include:

  • Opening/Closing Speeds: Control how quickly the door opens and closes.
  • Manually Open Force (Push&Go): Set the amount of force required to activate the Push&Go function.
  • Opening Direction: Configure the door's opening direction if not set during installation.
  • Hold-Open Time: Determine how long the door remains open after activation before closing.
  • Other advanced settings may be available. Refer to the detailed programming guide for specific instructions on navigating the hand programmer menu.

8. Maintenance

Regular maintenance ensures the longevity and reliable operation of your Olide ADA Swing Door Operator.

  • Monthly: Inspect the door and operator for any unusual noises, vibrations, or signs of wear. Check that all mounting screws are tight.
  • Quarterly: Clean the operator unit and sensors to remove dust and debris. Verify that the door opens and closes smoothly without obstruction. Test the safety features, such as obstacle detection.
  • Annually: Have the system inspected by a qualified technician to ensure all components are functioning correctly and to perform any necessary adjustments or lubrication.

9. Troubleshooting

This section addresses common issues you might encounter. For more complex problems, contact customer support.

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Door does not open automatically.No power; sensor malfunction; remote control battery low; incorrect parameter settings.Check power supply. Inspect sensor connections. Replace remote control batteries. Verify parameters with hand programmer.
Door closes too quickly or slowly.Opening/closing speed parameter incorrectly set.Adjust opening/closing speed using the hand programmer.
Door re-opens during closing.Obstacle detected in closing path; safety sensor misaligned or faulty.Remove any obstructions. Check and realign safety sensors.
Push&Go function not working.Push force parameter incorrectly set; function disabled.Adjust "Manually Open Force" parameter or enable Push&Go via hand programmer.

10. Specifications

ParameterValue
BrandOlide
Model NumberOlide120B
Installation TypeScrew-in
Recommended ApplicationsFor disabled individuals, seniors, and the elderly
Specification MetADA
UPC705124092466
ManufacturerChinentech Industrial Limited
Product Dimensions (Overall)52.1 x 120 x 9.4 cm; 9.68 Kilograms
Sizewith Passive Infrared Sensors (KIT2)
Number of Packs1
Switch TypeRemote Control
Switch StyleRemote control, wireless switch, or sensor
MaterialAluminium
ColorSilver
Exterior FinishSilver Aluminum
Batteries IncludedNo
Batteries RequiredNo

11. Warranty and Support

Olide products are designed for durability and reliability. The Olide ADA Swing Door Operator comes with a 60-month product warranty.

Infographic showing 60 months product warranty

Figure 8: Olide offers a 60-month product warranty.

For technical support, warranty claims, or further assistance, please contact Olide customer service through their official channels. Please have your model number (Olide120B) and purchase details ready when contacting support.

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