Commander Install Rev10!06!2

COMMANDER
Automatic Door Operator

INSTALLATION and SERVICE
MANUAL
(To Be Retained by Authorized Savaria Concord Dealer)
Savaria Concord Lifts Inc.

PN 000606 (Rev. 10-06-2)
COMMANDER AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR
TABLE OF CONTENTS
IMPORTANT
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
1.2
TOOLS AND MATERIALS REQUIRED
1.3
PRELIMINARY CHECKS
2.0 OPERATOR INSTALLATION
2.1
ARM ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION
11
2.2
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
13
2.3
POTENTIOMETER (POT) ADJUSTMENTS
14
2.4
SETTING THE CAMS
16
2.5
REMOTE CONTROL
17
2.6
REMOTE CONTROL PROGRAMMING
17
2.7
ELECTRIC STRIKE INSTALLATION (OPTIONAL)
20
APPENDIX A
A-1
APPENDIX B
B-1
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PN 000606 (Rev. 10-06-2)
IMPORTANT
The Commander Automatic Door Operator must be installed, maintained and
serviced by authorized SAVARIA CONCORD dealers only.
The authorized SAVARIA CONCORD dealer must refer to this manual for
installation, maintenance, service and repair instructions.
This manual should be retained by the Dealer for future reference. On completion
of the installation, the dealer MUST provide the owner with the information
below and ensure that it is recorded in the Owners Manual.
Refer to the Standard Product Warranty supplied separately for warranty
details.
FOR OWNERS RECORDS

Customer Name:
__________________________________________________
Installing Dealer:
__________________________________________________
Dealers Telephone Number:

Date Installed:
________________________________________
____________________________________________________
Serial/Job Number:

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The owner is responsible for ensuring the ongoing safe operating condition
of the Commander Automatic Door Operator through proper maintenance and
service. An inspection check or service call should be performed on a regular
basis every six to twelve months by an Authorized SAVARIA CONCORD Dealer
(or as frequently as required by local jurisdiction).
1.0 INTRODUCTION
This manual contains installation and service instructions for the Commander Automatic
Door Operator. The staff at Savaria Concord has spent much time and effort to ensure that
these instructions provide for a safe and efcient installation. Please follow these instructions
exactly and contact us immediately if you have any problems or need assistance.
Please be certain you follow our installation instructions and do not try to cut any corners,
eliminate any installation steps or modify the Commander. It is important for your customers
safety that the installation is thorough and correct. The best way to ensure this margin of
safety is to carefully follow our installation instructions.
Give the installation and any special requirements careful consideration. Consider how the
operator is to be run, allowing for the operators needs.
NOTE
Any preparatory work such as electric source, or carpentry should be completed before
the operator is installed.
HELP LINE
If you have any questions that are not covered in this manual, please contact our Technical
Support Department for assistance. Please have the following information available before
calling to receive the most efcient service possible:
Job Number
Job Name
Location
Product Type
Initial or Follow-up Visit
Brief Description of Problem
Call Back Number
SAVARIA CONCORD LIFTS INC.

107 Alfred Kuehne Blvd.
Brampton, Ontario, Canada L6T 4K3
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Telephone
(905) 799-5484
U.S. Toll Free
(800) 791-7999
Fax
(905) 791-2222

PN 000606 (Rev. 10-06-2)
1.1
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
L 21.5 (546 mm) x H 7 (178 mm) x D 6 (152 mm)
Total Weight
35 lbs. (16 kg)
Motor
hp, 12 volts DC
Power Supply Required
120 volts AC, 60 hz, 1 phase (transformer provided) or

220 volts AC, 50 hz, 1 phase (transformer by others)
Transformer Requirement
16 volts AC 20 VA Power Limiting
Receiver
12 volts AC/DC
Standard Features
Emergency Battery Operation

Stays Open 3 - 20 seconds (adjustable)
Low Voltage
Push N Go
Adapts to alarm system, electric door locks, interlocks
Opens manually, remote control, or (optional) push
button
1.2
Dimensions
TOOLS AND MATERIALS REQUIRED
Standard Mechanics Tools to Include:
Screwdrivers (Slotted and Phillips)

Set of Mechanical Sockets and Wrenches (" - 9/16" Imperial Sizes)
3 ft Carpenters Level and Carpenters Square
" Reversible Hand Drill (Variable Speed)
Carbide Drill Bits
Tape Measure
Wire Tie Wraps
Volt-Ohm Meter (V.O.M.)
Application appropriate hardware (to secure operator to building)
NOTE
There may be additional tools required to complete your installation.
THIS SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL INDICATES AN IMPORTANT

MESSAGE IN THIS MANUAL. WHEN YOU SEE THIS SYMBOL,
CAREFULLY READ THE MESSAGE AND BE ALERT TO THE
POSSIBILITY OF CAUSING DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT AND/
OR PERSONAL INJURY.
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1.3
PRELIMINARY CHECKS
1) Pre-Delivery Checklist
Items to be checked against site installation
Checklist
Clearance overhead. Minimum ceiling clearance is 7 inches

(from top of door).
Door must swing freely through the entire opening and closing cycle.
Area where backing plate is to be mounted will safely support door operator.
Handing of unit must be the same as handing of door.
Check to make sure the coding switches in the receiver matches the remote.
120V standard wall outlet accessible to the installation location.

Transformer provided will convert main power supply to 16 volts AC 20 VA .
If interlock used is not integral part of a Savaria Concord elevating device, the
electric strike or lock should be 12 VDC.
Door header must not exceed a 4 to 6 inch set back from the door face.
Swing In installations must have a minimum of 6 inch clearance from the
hinge side or the operator arm may hit any wall at 90 to the hinge side.
2) Pre-Installation Check
We strongly recommend that you conduct a pre-installation check when you receive shipment
to verify contents for damaged or missing parts. Open the box and spread out the parts.
Carefully check for damages that you must report to your carrier immediately and check for
missing materials against our shipping list.
NOTE
NO CLAIMS FOR SHORTAGE WILL BE ALLOWED UNLESS REPORTED WITHIN 24
HOURS OF RECEIPT OF SHIPMENT.
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2.0 OPERATOR INSTALLATION

1)
Drill six (6) holes into the Back Plate as shown in Figure 1. Use application appropriate
hardware (not provided).
Drill six (6) holes into the Back Plate as shown
Figure 1
Operator Back Plate (RH shown)
2)
Mount the Back Plate over the door header 1 above the top of the door. Refer to
Figure 2.
3)
Extend the edge of the Back Plate a minimum of 2 past the door hinge. Refer to Figure
2.
Install the Back Plate

1.25" above the
top of the door
Back Plate
Install the Back Plate
minimum 2" past the
door hinge centreline
Door
Hinge
Figure 2

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Mounting the Back Plate
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Secure operator to Back Plate

w/ 3 screws here, refer to step 5
4)
The centre of the spring shaft must be a maximum of 3 from the door hinge (between
3 to 3 is recommended.
a)
Swing Out: Install the arm linkage to the front of the door 14 from the door
hinge and down from the top of the door. The centre line of the linkage must be
15 from the door hinge.
Spring Shaft
Swing Out Arm Linkage Bracket
14.25
15
Door
Hinge
Figure 3
b)
The centre of the spring shaft

must be max. 3.5" from the hinge line
The arm linkage bracket must be 5/8"
below the top of the door,
14.25" from the hinge line and
15" from the bracket centre line to the hinge line
Mounting the Operator (Swing Out)
Swing In: Install the arm roller track to the front of the door, down from the top
of the door and 10 from the hinge line.
Bac
Spring Shaft
1/2"
Swing In Arm Roller Track
10"
Door
Hinge
Figure 4
5)
The centre of the spring shaft

must be max. 3.5" from the hinge line
The arm roller track must be 10" from
the hinge line and 1/2" below the top of the door
Mounting the Operator (Swing In)
Insert the operator in the Back Plate with the Control Board facing out. The Back
Plate and Operator will line up allowing the following:
Secure with two (2) - 20 - Hex Head Cap Screws (PN 105172), washers (PN
101196) and lock washers (PN 101213) through the top of the operator and three (3)
- 20 - Hex Head Cap Screws (PN 105172), washers (PN 101196) and lock
washers (PN 101213) through the base of the Back Plate. Refer to Figure 1 and 5.
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6)
Set the tension on the spring as follows:

For Right-Hand Operators, rotate the pulley in a clockwise direction to feel a
noticeable resistance. Release the pulley, when it stops rotating, turn the pulley
clockwise 3 more times and insert a small at head screwdriver between the belt
and pulley. Refer to Figure 5.
b)
For Left-Hand Operators, rotate the pulley in a counter-clockwise direction to

feel a noticeable resistance. Release the pulley, when it stops rotating, turn the
pulley counter-clockwise 3 more times and insert a small at head screwdriver
between the belt and pulley. Refer to Figure 5.
c)
The operator may have to be removed for this step. If drive belt tension is required,
loosen the three (3) Phillips machine screws from the motor mounting bracket
and slide left or right to tighten/loosen the belt around the pulley. Refer to Figure
5.
d)
With the door at a 45, place the arm over the Spring Shaft and secure with the
x 1 Flat Head Phillips screw. Remove the screwdriver and test door function.
e)
If more adjustment is rquired, open the door 45 angle and stop the dirve belt by
inserting a screwdriver between the belt and pulley. Remove the screw and
separate the arm from the Spring Shaft.
f)
To decrease spring force: from the 45 angle, close the door approx. 12, rotate
the arm by one Spring Shaft groove and loosely re-attach the arm to the Spring
Shaft with the screw.
OR
g)
To increase spring force: from the 45 angle, open the door approx. 12, rotate
the arm by one Spring Shaft groove and loosely re-attach the arm to the Spring
Shaft with the screw.
Loosen 3 screws from

Motor Mounting Bracket
Rotate Pulley to set Spring tension
Secure with
2 screws here
Slide Arm over

Spring Shaft
Figure 5
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Setting the Spring Tension (RHSO shown)
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a)
7)
Install the Arm Assembly as per Section 2.1 Arm Assembly Installation.
8)
Connect the electrical wiring as per Section 2.2 Electrical Installation.
9)
Adjust cams and pots as per Sections 2.3 Potentiometer Adjustments and 2.4 Setting
the Cams.
10) Once no further adjustment is required, remove the screw from the arm, apply
blue Loctite (or equivalent) and rmly re-install the screw through the arm and Spring
Shaft.
11) Adjust Arm Assembly and install the Operator Cover with the provided six (6) #8-32
screws.
12) Test operation.
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2.1
ARM ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION
There are three (3) different arm assemblies available: left-hand/right-hand swing out
(LHSO/RHSO), left-hand swing in (LHSI) and right-hand swing in (RHSI).
The swing out assembly (LHSO/RHSO) can be used on both swing out model operators.
Refer to Figure 6.
The swing in arm assemblies are nearly identical to each other with the exception of the
arm, depending whether it is a left-hand or right-hand door opening. Refer to Figures 7 and
8.
Each arm assembly is shipped pre-assembled. To mount the arm assembly on the operator,
proceed as follows:
Ensure the door is in the closed position and the operator has spring tension, refer to
section 2.0 for spring tension setting instructions.
2)
Slide the Arm assembly over the spring shaft and loosely secure with the provided
x Pan Head Phillips screw through the bottom of the arm and spring shaft. Refer to
Figures 5, 6, 7 and 8.
Insert x
Pan Head
Phillips screw
Arm Linkage
Bracket
Figure 6
LHSO/RHSO Arm Assembly
Arm Roller
Track
Roller
Insert x
Pan Head
Phillips screw
Insert x Pan Head Phillips screw

Figure 7
RHSI Arm Assembly

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Figure 8
LHSI Arm Assembly
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1)
For Swing Out Models

a)
Mount the swing out arm linkage bracket with the hardware provided as shown in
Figure 3.
For Swing In Models

a)
Slide the arm roller track (loosely) over the nylon roller. Refer to Figures 7 and 8.
b)
Mount the arm roller track with the hardware provided as shown in Figure 4.
c)
Ensure the arm channel track is level and that the nylon roller slides smoothly
inside the channel.
When properly installed, the arm assembly should look similar to the example shown
below.
RH Pulley Rotation
(clockwise)
LH Pulley Rotation
(counter-clockwise)
DOOR LOCK
DOOR LOCK
COMMANDER
Spring Shaft
ENTRANCE WAY
ENTRANCE WAY
Figure 9
COMMANDER
Spring Shaft
Right Hand Swing Out (RHSO)

PN 300703
DOOR LOCK
COMMANDER
Figure 10
Left Hand Swing Out (LHSO)

PN 300705
DOOR LOCK
COMMANDER
Spring Shaft
Spring Shaft
ENTRANCE WAY
Figure 11
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Right Hand Swing In (RHSI)

PN 300704
ENTRANCE WAY
Figure 12
Left Hand Swing In (LHSI)

PN 300706

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2.2
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
IMPORTANT
The battery back-up wires are shipped disconnected. Connect the red and black wires to
T4-1 (negative) and T4-2 (positive) terminals and check the F1 fuse for continuity.
2.2.1 Doors by Others Only
Commanders shipped for a 120 volt power supply are provided with a 16 volt stepdown
transformer.
Connect the transformer wires into the TAC-1 and TAC-2 terminals on the Operator
Control Board (PN 772345). Refer to Figure 13.
2)
Plug the transformer into a 120 volt outlet.
Commanders shipped for a 220 volt power supply, require a 16 volt transformer to be provided
by others. If the door is equipped with an electric strike lock, connect lock wiring to terminal
TSS on the Operator Control Board.
2.2.2 Optional Push Button Switch
Mount the switch in a convenient location on the wall near the door and connect the wiring
to TDOB-1 and TDOB-2 terminal. Refer to Figure 13.
2.2.3 Savaria Concord Lift or Elevator Doors
1)
Connect the supplied Operator harness into terminal T2 on the Operator Control Board.
Refer to Figure 13.
2)
Connect the other end of the harness to the lift Main Control Board appropriate Operator
terminal (i.e. TDOB, TDOM, TDOT for P.A.L.). Refer to the Electrical Schematics
supplied with the lift.
2.2.4 Jumper Conguration

J1
Initial Force Jumper, RH two pins for max. or LH two pins for min. Set to the minimum position
to get the door started.
J2
Latch Check Switch, install jumper on bottom pins (1 &2)
J3
Install jumper on bottom pins (1 & 2)
J4
Do not install

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1)
2.2.5 Start-Up
During initial installation set the following:

1)
Initial Force Jumper J1 must be set to MIN.
2)
Pot R13 Open Speed must be set to MIN. Remaining pots must be set to top
centre as shown in Figure 13.
3)
Slowly turn R13 Open Speed clockwise until the door opens. Leave R13 at this
setting.
4)
When R13 Open Speed is set to MAX, the board will shut down. Turn R13 Open Speed
counter-clockwise to MIN and repeat step 3.
2.3
POTENTIOMETER (POT) ADJUSTMENTS
The cams stop and start the opening and closing of the door however, if ne tuning is
required, there are ve (5) potentiometers located on the circuit board which can be adjusted.
In each case, turning the pot clockwise increases the value, counter-clockwise decreases
the value. Refer to Figure 13.
Refer to Figure 13 for pot layout.
1)
Press the Door Open button. The Open LED will come ON.
2)
Adjust the Open Speed pot to obtain the desired opening speed.
3)
Once the door reaches the open position, adjust the Backcheck (Hold Current) pot
to hold the door open against the return spring.
4)
When the open time expires and the door begins to close, adjust the Close Speed
pot to obtain the desired closing speed.
5)
Repeat the above procedures as many times as required to ne tune the settings
and adjust the Total Open Time pot.
6)
Adjust the Opening Force pot so that the door closes if it encounters an obstruction
while opening. The amount of force the door will apply to overcome any obstruction
or blockage is determined by the Opening Force/Overcurrent pot setting.
NOTE
For jumper descriptions, refer to section 2.2.4 Jumper Conguration.
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J1
Initial Force
Jumper
R16
Total
Open
Time
R13
R18
R45
Open
Hold
Open
Speed Current Force
R39
Close
Speed
J4 J3 J2
TDOB
TSS
T2
T5
T1
T4
T3
Figure 13
POT
FUNCTION
Control Board (PN 772345)
INITIAL SETTING
R16
TOTAL OPEN TIME
R13
CW sets the Open Time to maximum, approximately 1 minute
OPEN SPEED
R18
CCW sets Open Speed to minimum
BACKCHECK /HOLD CURRENT
R39
CCW sets Hold Current to minimum
CLOSE SPEED
R45
CCW sets Close Speed to minimum
OPENING FORCE /OVERCURRENT
CW sets the Overcurrent trip point to maximum
TERMINAL
T1
T2
T3
T4
T5
TSS
TDOB
TAC
FUNCTION
Motor power leads connector, T1-1 (+), T1-2 (-)
Lift/Elevator Main Control Board harness connector
Switch and Cam Assembly harness connector
Battery Back-Up leads connector, T4-1 (+), T4-2 (-)
Remote Control Receiver harness connector
Electric Strike leads connector (provided by others)
Wall mounted Push Button Switch leads connector
Wall Transformer (power in) leads connector
(door opener applications only)

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TAC
2.4
SETTING THE CAMS
There are three (3) cam and switch assemblies which require eld adjustment.
Adjust each cam in the exact sequence as indicated below:
1)
Use a pair of needle nosed pliers to hold each cam and manually rotate around the
Spring Shaft into position.
2)
Latch Check (Middle Switch, Fig. 14-B)

Wire colours are Red and Green, the switch is wired normally open on the Commander
only. As the door is closing, adjust the middle cam (Latch Check cam Figure 14-B) so
that the cam comes OFF the switch when the door is 3 (76 mm) from the fully closed
position.
3)
Open Limit Switch (Lower Switch, Fig. 14-C)

Wire colours are Brown and Blue, the switch is wired normally open. Rotate the
lower cam (Open Limit cam Figure 14-C) so that the cam comes OFF the switch when
the door is in the fully open position.
4)
Push N Go (Upper Switch, Fig. 14-A)

Wire colours are White and Black. Rotate the upper cam (Push N Go Figure 14-A) so
that the cam makes contact with the switch when the door is 1 inch open to fully open
position.
A
B
C
Manualy rotate
each cam into
position with
needle-nosed
pliers
A - PushN Go (White/Black)
B - Latch Check (Red/Green)
C - Open Limit (Brown/Blue)
Figure 14
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Spring Shaft
Cam amd Switch Assembly
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REMOTE CONTROL
The remote control is factory set and does not require any adjustment.
If required, refer to Section 2.6 for Code Setting Instructions provided for adjusting the
remote control and the receiver.
The remote control will not open the door unless the platform is at the correct level and
the door is unlocked. It is recommended that the remote receiver be removed from the
Commander unit and the elevator call button be used for these applications.
NOTE
2.6
REMOTE CONTROL PROGRAMMING
Note that the Remote Control Receiver is factory installed in the Commander Door
Operator and pre-programmed with codes that match the Remote Control.
1)
To change the Remote Control codes, remove the cover and turn the selected toggle
switches ON. The Remote Control codes must match the Receiver codes. Refer to
Figures 15 and 16 Remote Control OEM Instructions.
2)
Disconnect all power from the Commander.
3)
Remove the Commander cover and locate the Receiver.
4)
The Receiver switches are located on the rear side. Remove the cover and turn the
selected toggle switches ON, ensure that these exactly match the Remote Control
switches. Refer to Figure 17 Receiver OEM Instructions.
5)
Test the Remote Control as per the OEM Instructions.
Before leaving the job site:

1) Clean up the work area.
2) Make sure all bolts and nuts are tight.
3) Explain the operation of the Commander and safety features
to the customer.

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If the Commander is used in conjunction with one of Savaria Concords lifting devices,
the remote control will not call the cab. The call button must be used to bring the
lifting device to the desired floor.
Figure 15
Figure 16
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Remote Control OEM Instructions
Remote Control OEM Instructions

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Figure 17
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Receiver OEM Instructions
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2.7
ELECTRIC STRIKE INSTALLATION (OPTIONAL)
The electric strike is to be installed for door opening applications only, DO NOT use as an
elevator interlock.
IMPORTANT
Run the wiring from the Commander Operator Board to the lock cutout before the door
frame installation is complete.
Refer to the supplied manufacturers instructions for template layout or use the measurements
provided in Figures 18 and 19. Note that OEM measurements are in mm.
1)
The following electric strike wires are not used and must be cut back or terminated:
Orange - Green - Grey
White- Blue -Yellow
2)
Remove the electric strike cover, refer to Figure 18.
3)
Run 20 gauge wires from the Commander Operator Board terminals TSS 1 (GND)
and TSS 2 (HOT) to the electric strike solenoid wires (red and black). Butt splice to
connect the wires to the solenoid at the electric
Depth 1
strike side.
4)
Install the electric strike in the door frame cutout

with the provided hardware.
Solenoid
Height 4 3/16
Remove cover
Not used
Connect to
operator board
Not used
Width 1
Figure 18
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Electric Strike
Figure 19
Electric Strike - Side View

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Electrical Schematic

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D16
DB1
2 PIN
R38
10R
6R8
10W
RC202
D9
T2-3
+27V DC INPUT
(JUNCTION BOX
DOP TERMINALS)
D15
+12V
10W
VDD
1N 4007
R23
R47
R51
2 PIN
VOUT=13.75V
U5
TAC-1
1N 4007
LM317
16.5V AC INPUT
COMMANDER
TRANSFORMER
TAC-2
C11
C17
2200uF
0.1uF
Q4
10K
240R
1%
C22 +
C18
C12 +
C16
0.1uF
10uF
100uF
0.1uF
MPSA77
1N 4007
T5-4
04PIN
TIP102
+12V
R8
R9
R11
2.2K
200K
10K
D3
04PIN
04PIN
Q3
R6
4.7K
10K
2N 3906
2.2K
U2C
0.1uF
22K
U2F
R17
CD40106B
Q2
10K
1N 4148
D2
R22
U2B
1N 4148
2PIN
4.7uF
10uF
R16
+
30VAC
T1-1
J3-1
J3-2
PRO II DOOR
J3-3
2.2K
10K
F2
LVC
3A
SLO BLO
K2B
T4-1
C10
10uF
R24
C21
INITIAL
FORCE
MIN.
R28 47K
0.1uF
BRK5
Q9
Q8
Q6
HUF75639P3
TIP31C
R41
R40
330R
0.1R
2W
R35
R43
1N4744A
1.5KE39A
4.7K
FORCE
(OVERCURRENT THRESHOLD)
J2-1
T3-3 COMMANDER
J2-2
PRO II DOOR
J2-3
2N 3906
D19
R37
C19
C20 +
R33
C13
1N 4007
330R
0.1uF
22uF
4.7K
0.1uF
OVERCURRENT
DETECTOR
ADJUSTMENTS:
INITIAL FORCE JUMPER - SET THIS JUMPER TO THE MAX POSITION ONLY IF EXTRA INITIAL OPENING
FORCE IS REQUIRED TO GET THE DOOR STARTED, OTHERWISE SET TO THE MIN POSITION.
C2
C8
0.1uF
1.0nF
0.1uF
BRAKE SWITCH [PRO-II], LATCH CHECK [COMMANDER] (MIDDLE) - WIRE COLOURS: RED & GREEN
PRO-II (N.C.) - ADJUST CAM TO COME OFF THE SWITCH WHEN THE DOOR IS 3 INCHES FROM CLOSED.
COMMANDER (N.O.) - ADJUST CAM TO COME OFF THE SWITCH WHEN THE DOOR IS 3 INCHES FROM
CLOSED.
PUSH-N-GO SWITCH (UPPER)- WIRE COLOURS: WHITE & BLACK
COMMANDER ONLY! - ADJUST CAM TO CLOSE THE SWITCH WHEN THE DOOR IS 1 INCH OPEN TO
FULLY OPEN.
D10
D11
1N 4148
1N 4148
T3-6
25K
27K
R19
4.7K
R18
U1B
BACK CHECK ADJUST

(HOLD CURRENT)
PWM
GENERATOR
R14
MC14093
4.7K
50K
R13
OPEN SPEED ADJUST
D4
D5
POT
FUNCTION
R16
TOTAL TIME (OPEN TIME)
CW - SETS THE OPEN TIME TO MAXIMUM (ABOUT 1 MI NUTE)
R13
OPEN SPEED
CCW - SETS OPEN SPEED TO MI NIMUM
INITIAL SETTING
R18
BACK CHECK (HOLD CURRENT)
CCW - SETS HOLD CURRENT TO MINIMUM
R39
CLOSE SPEED
CCW - SETS CLOSE SPEED TO MINIMU M
R45
FORCE (OVERCURRENT)
CW - SETS THE OVERCURRENT TRIP POINT TO MAXIMUM
FIRST, SET ALL POTS AS INDICATED ABOVE. PRESS THE DOOR OPEN BUTTON. THE OPEN LED
WILL COME ON. ADJUST THE OPEN SPEED POT TO OBTAIN THE DESIRED OPENING SPEED. WHEN
THE DOOR REACHES THE OPEN POSITION, ADJUST THE BACK CHECK POT TO HOLD THE DOOR
OPEN AGAINST THE RETURN SPRING. WHEN THE OPEN TIME EXPIRES AND THE DOOR BEGINS TO
CLOSE, ADJUST THE CLOSE SPEED POT TO OBTAIN THE DESIRED CLOSING SPEED. REPEAT THE
ABOVE PROCEDURE AS MANY TIMES AS NECESSARY TO FINE TUNE YOUR SETTINGS AND TO
ADJUST THE TOTAL TIME POT. LAST, ADJUST THE FORCE POT SO THAT THE DOOR CLOSES IF IT
ENCOUNTERS AN OBSTRUCTION WHILE OPENING. THE AMOUNT OF FORCE THE DOOR WILL APPLY
TO OVERCOME ANY OBSTRUCTION OR BLOCKAGE IS DETERMINED BY THE FORCE
(OVERCURRENT) POT SETTING.
THE INFORMATION DISCLOSED HEREIN IS THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF
U2D
U1A
CD40106B
AND MAY NOT BE USED BY OTHERS WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT.
C3
1.0nF
Revised by:
Rev.
Rev. Date:Monday, Jan. 30, 2006
MC14093
U2A
1N 4148
1N 4148
CD40106B
OPEN LIMIT SWITCH (LOWER)- WIRE COLOURS: BROWN & BLUE

ADJUST CAM TO COME OFF THE SWITCH WHEN THE DOOR IS FULLY OPEN.
47K
LM358
15K
0.1R
2W
MC14093
R44
LM358
150K
0.1uF
U3A
R31
U1C
R20
C15
10K
0.1R
2W
C7
R2
R36
R34
VDD
4.7K
R45 10K
U3B
T3-4
R3
1.8K
Q7
R42
BRK3
INSTALL
MAX OR
MIN
JUMPER
ONLY
VDD
2N 3904
D17
D18
(N.O. SWITCH)
OPENS 3" FROM
DOOR CLOSED
A-2 of 2
MC14093
BRK2
12 VOLT
BATTERY
MAX.
J1-2
1N 4148
J1-3
U7
NOT
USED
J1-1
10K
D12
VDD
K1D
MUR1610CT
(N.O. SWITCH)
HELD CLOSED
BY THE FULLY
OPEN DOOR
T4-2
B+
U1D
BRK4
OPEN LIMIT SWITCH

(BACK CHECK)
(N.O. SWITCH)
HELD CLOSED
BY THE OPENING
DOOR
500R
T3-5
47K
5A
SLO BLO
D6
J4-2
COMMANDER
LATCH CHECK
SWITCH
R50
510K
MR2535L
2PIN
R49
F1
G5LE
MUR1610CT
K10P
2PIN
PRO II DOOR
BRAKE SWITCH
(N.C. SWITCH)
OPENS 3" FROM
DOOR CLOSED
D14
1N 4148
PUSH'N'GO
T3-2
10uF
K10P
BRK1
J4-1
R32
K1E
COMMANDER
R39
0.1uF
R30
K10P
K10P
M-
CLOSE SPEED ADJUST
U6
K1C
K1B
MOV1
MOTOR
PRO II DOOR
C14
47uF
1M
M+
C6
C9
TOTAL TIME ADJUST
T2-1
U2E
CD40106B
2N 3904
100K
T2-2
C4
T3-1
330R
Q5
R21
CD40106B
C1 +
T1-2
2N 3904
D13
R7
2PIN
1N 4007
1N 4148
TDOB-1
D1
K2A
22K
D8
04PIN
ACTUATING
CONTACT
(JUNCTION BOX
DOP TERMINALS)
100R
T7CS5D-12
R48
CD40106B
4.7K
LVC
1N 4739
22K
T5-2
DOOR OPEN
BUTTON
(COMMANDER
INPUT)
R26
RED
D21
R29
47K
R12
C5
2N 3906
R10
R27
R15
Q1
1N 4148
T5-1
TDOB-2
LED3
LVC
Q10
T5-3
REMOTE
CONTROL
RECEIVER
INPUT
GREEN
VDD
4R 5W
D20
1N 4007
2 PIN
REMOTE
CONTROL
POWER
SUPPLY
LED1
R1
S-
TSS-1
PWR
LED2
RED
2 PIN
STRIKE
SOLENOID
OPEN
K10P
OPEN
TSS-2
4.7K
4.7K
K1A
D7
2.4K
T2-4
R4
R5
R46
1N 5404
PRO-II AUTO DOOR/COMMANDER
Drawn by:
OPERATOR BOARD
Document Number: 623345R0
772345 R000
SHEET
000
Date:
C. QUIRK
Size

PN 000606 (Rev. 10-06-2)
APPENDIX B
Parts List

PN 000606 (Rev. 10-06-2)
B-1 of 6
COMMANDER DOOR OPERATOR
REF.
DESCRIPTION
QTY.
PART NUMBER
Door Operator Housing
300648
Bearing, Deep Groove w/ External Snap Ring
736016
Spring Shaft Assembly
300663
Gear Assembly
300680
Top Plate, Middle Shaft
300649
Motor Assembly
300651
Pulley, 60 gauge, 3.8 OD x .375 ID
300617
Timing Belt,
103803
Drive Shaft Pulley
300674
10
Top Plate, First Shaft
300650
11
Control Board Assembly
300653
12
Pan Head Philips Screw, #4 - 40 x 1
105141
13
Lock Washer, #4
102303
14
Hex Nut, Nylok #10-24 S/S
104400
15
Shim, ID 1 OD x 0.047
104712
16
Opto Cam, Power Door
100552
17
Lock Washer, #10
101223
18
Spring Bracket
300655
19
Battery, 12 V
677002
20
Lock Washer,
12
101213
21
Hex Head Cap Screw, -20 x
16
100155
22
Remote Control Receiver, 12V
103849
23
Sensitive Edge Switch
100241
24
Keystock, Square 3/16 x
105162
25
Set Screw, #10 x 24 x
104672
26
Hex Head Cap Screw - 20 x
105172
27
Switch Harness
201261
28
Receiver Harness
201263
29
Battery Harness
201268
30
Tie Wire, 14
635048
31
Tie Wire, 4
635007
32
Circular Clip,
104664
33
Snap In Bushing
102298
B-2 of 6

PN 000606 (Rev. 10-06-2)
17
14
24
6
25
10
2
17
2
19
15
15
11
9
3
21
2
20
22
20
18
26
16
32
23
13
12
Figure 1

PN 000606 (Rev. 10-06-2)
TI
Commander Automatic Door Operator PN 300703 RHSO
B-3 of 6
ARM ASSEMBLY - SWING OUT MODELS (PN 300690)

REF.
DESCRIPTION
QTY.
PART NUMBER
Arm, Swing Out
300691
End Rod with Stud
102827
Door Swing Arm Rod
300480
Door Swing Arm Bracket
300482
Lock Washer, 5/16
102190
Hex Nut, #24 - 5/16
102745
1
6
5
6
5
3
2
Figure 2
B-4 of 6
Commander Arm Assembly PN 300690 LHSO and RHSO

PN 000606 (Rev. 10-06-2)
ARM ASSEMBLY - SWING IN MODELS (PN 300699 RHSI, PN 300700 LHSI)

REF.
DESCRIPTION
QTY.
PART NUMBER
1a
Operator Arm RHSI
300678
1b
Operator Arm LHSI
300678-L
2
3
4
5
Shoulder Hex Socket Screw 5/16 x
102121
Nylon Roller
101576
Hex Nut - 20
102279
Arm Channel 3.474 x 15
300478
1a
Figure 3
Commander Arm Assembly, PN 300699 RHSI

4
1b
Figure 4
PN 000606 (Rev. 10-06-2)
Commander Arm Assembly, PN 300700 LHSI
B-5 of 6
MISCELLANEOUS
DESCRIPTION
QTY.
PART NUMBER
Back Plate
300660
Cover Box, LH
300661-L
Cover Box, RH
300661
Commander Cover
300662
Remote Control for 103849
103850
Wall Mount Transformer 120 VAC to 16 VAC
646048
Push Button Kit (with harness), 4 (Optional)
300558
Wall Switch Plate, Round 4
103964
Door Button Harness
772137
Electric Strike (non-re rated)
ZVS10
Electric Strike (re rated, metal door frame)
ZVS01-A
Electric Strike (re rated, wood door frame)
ZVS01-B
B-6 of 6

PN 000606 (Rev. 10-06-2)
NOTES AND CALCULATIONS
SAVARIA CONCORD LIFTS INC.

107 Alfred Kuehne Blvd.
Brampton, ON L6T 4K3
Canada
Telephone
(905) 799-5484
US Toll Free
(800) 791-7999
Fax
(905) 791-2222
Printed in Canada

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COMMANDER

Automatic Door Operator

Savaria Concord Lifts Inc.

COMMANDER AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR

TOOLS AND MATERIALS REQUIRED

2.0 OPERATOR INSTALLATION

ARM ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION

POTENTIOMETER (POT) ADJUSTMENTS

SETTING THE CAMS

REMOTE CONTROL PROGRAMMING

ELECTRIC STRIKE INSTALLATION (OPTIONAL)

Savaria Concord Lifts Inc.

FOR OWNERS RECORDS

Dealers Telephone Number:

Savaria Concord Lifts Inc.

COMMANDER AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR

COMMANDER AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR

SAVARIA CONCORD LIFTS INC.

U.S. Toll Free

Savaria Concord Lifts Inc.

35 lbs. (16 kg)

Power Supply Required

120 volts AC, 60 hz, 1 phase (transformer provided) or

16 volts AC 20 VA Power Limiting

Emergency Battery Operation

COMMANDER AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR

TOOLS AND MATERIALS REQUIRED

Standard Mechanics Tools to Include:

Screwdrivers (Slotted and Phillips)

THIS SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL INDICATES AN IMPORTANT

COMMANDER AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR

Items to be checked against site installation

Clearance overhead. Minimum ceiling clearance is 7 inches

Handing of unit must be the same as handing of door.

120V standard wall outlet accessible to the installation location.

Savaria Concord Lifts Inc.

2.0 OPERATOR INSTALLATION

Drill six (6) holes into the Back Plate as shown

Operator Back Plate (RH shown)

Install the Back Plate

Savaria Concord Lifts Inc.

Mounting the Back Plate

COMMANDER AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR

Secure operator to Back Plate

COMMANDER AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR

The centre of the spring shaft

Mounting the Operator (Swing Out)

Swing In Arm Roller Track

The centre of the spring shaft

Mounting the Operator (Swing In)

Savaria Concord Lifts Inc.

Set the tension on the spring as follows:

For Left-Hand Operators, rotate the pulley in a counter-clockwise direction to

Loosen 3 screws from

Rotate Pulley to set Spring tension

Slide Arm over

Setting the Spring Tension (RHSO shown)

COMMANDER AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR

Connect the electrical wiring as per Section 2.2 Electrical Installation.

COMMANDER AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR

12) Test operation.

Savaria Concord Lifts Inc.

ARM ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION

LHSO/RHSO Arm Assembly