BMP5 – Inverter Control Board User and Installation Manual
This page provides technical information from the official BMP Europe BMP5 Inverter Control Board User and Installation Manual, Revision 1.4.0 MM, software reference 5.26.4004.
The BMP5 is an electronic inverter control board for automatic high-speed doors equipped with an absolute encoder. The manual documents the on-board UPS system, electrical connections, programming, OLED display indications, alarms and interlock functions.
Document Information
- Manufacturer: BMP EUROPE Srl
- Control board: BMP5
- Official document: User and Installation Manual
- Revision: Rev. 1.4.0 MM
- Software reference: 5.26.4004
- Encoder type: Absolute encoder
- UPS system: On-board UPS; battery components are optional depending on configuration
- Languages: English and Italian
- Document length: 24 PDF pages
- English section: Pages 1-12
- Italian section: Pages 13-24
Technical compatibility depends on the installed board, motor, encoder, firmware and UPS configuration.
Electrical Specifications
Page 1 describes the BMP5 system and its electrical characteristics.
| Specification | Documented value |
|---|---|
| Power supply | 208-460 V AC ±10%, 50/60 Hz, three-phase |
| Motor reference | 2.2 kW, 50-80 Hz |
| Auxiliary supply | 12 V DC, 1 A |
| Position detection | Absolute encoder |
| Backup system | On-board UPS system |
The electrical ratings must be verified against the installed motor and control board identification data.
Electrical Power Connections and DIP Switch SW1
Page 2 provides the BMP5 power wiring diagram, motor connections, brake output and SW1 DIP switch functions.
| Connection | Description |
|---|---|
| R26 / S27 / T | Three-phase power supply |
| 28 | Protective ground |
| 23 / 24 / 25 | Motor connection |
| 30 / 31 | 103 V DC brake connection |
SW1 DIP Switch Functions
| Switch | Function |
|---|---|
| DIP 1 | Brake monitoring control. Related alarms: AL0050 and AL0051. |
| DIP 2 | Negative or positive brake configuration. |
The manual includes motor connection diagrams for 230 V and 380 V arrangements. The correct connections depend on the installed motor.
Page 2 also contains a warning about the required power-up procedure before connecting UPS batteries.
Refer to the original diagram and safety instructions before electrical work.
Low-Voltage Connections and LED Indicators
Page 3 documents the BMP5 low-voltage terminals, signal connections and corresponding LED indicators.
| Terminal | Function |
|---|---|
| 1 / 2 | 12 V DC auxiliary supply and 0 V |
| 3 | RGB lamp serial communication |
| 4 / 5 | Door status contact or interlock connection |
| 7 | Anti-jamming sensor, NC |
| 8 | OPEN command, NO |
| 9 | Safety light barrier, NC |
| 10 | Programmable input, NO |
| 11 | START command, NO |
| 12 | Pedestrian START, NO |
| 14 | Photocell, NC |
| 16 | STOP, NC |
| 17 / 18 | Encoder A and B |
| 19 | Extra travel input |
| 20 | Programmable input, NO |
| 21 / 22 | Additional 12 V DC supply and 0 V |
| 32 / 33 | Door open status contact |
Page 3 also identifies the connections for the 12 V red and green traffic lamp.
The original manual specifies the contact types and wiring requirements. Safety inputs must be configured according to the installed devices.
On-Board Control Keys
Page 4 describes the three on-board buttons.
| Button | Function |
|---|---|
| P1 | JOG OPEN and internal menu navigation |
| P2 | Door dimension teaching and parameter selection |
| P3 | JOG CLOSE and internal menu navigation |
P1 and P3 are used for dead-man movement during installation. Refer to the original manual for safe commissioning procedures.
Running Options
Page 4 lists the BMP5 operating options and their configuration levels.
Options 1
- UPS function
- START input closing behaviour
- Automatic closing after photocell transit
- Pedestrian opening
- Encoder time monitoring
- Deicing operation
- Wi-Fi interlock
- Automatic interlock
- Automatic START after power interruption
- Washing position
- Radar input behaviour
- Alarm relay operation
Options 2
- Manual interlock
- START behaviour after extra motor current
- Extra opening limit
- Spiral door mode
Options 3
- UPS closing mode
- Manual UPS opening and closing
- CAPTURE radar recognition
The original manual provides the numerical values and configuration requirements for each function.
Door Dimension Teaching Procedures
Page 5 documents the procedure required to memorise the door opening and closing dimensions.
Before automatic movement, the motor direction and safety devices must be checked.
Main Opening
The teaching procedure records the opening position and the automatic closing pause time using the on-board controls.
The OLED display indicates TEACH during the procedure, followed by position and pause-time information.
Pedestrian Opening
A separate pedestrian opening position and pause time can also be memorised.
The extended menu allows subsequent adjustment of opening dimensions and times.
Follow the original page 5 sequence during commissioning.
BMP5 Alarm Codes and Troubleshooting
Pages 6-7 list the BMP5 alarm codes. The OLED display shows the prefix AL followed by a four-character code.
Motor, Brake and Control Board Alarms
| Alarm code | Description |
|---|---|
| AL0001-AL0006 | Motor power-stage setup fault or electronic board failure |
| AL0010 / AL0012 | Motor short circuit |
| AL0050 | Brake interrupted |
| AL0051 | Brake overload |
| AL0056 / AL0070 | Invalid door learning |
| AL0074 | Top sensor alarm |
| AL0076 | Low supply voltage |
| AL0079 | Safety edge activation |
| AL007B | Generic error |
| AL0080 / AL0086 / AL0091 / AL0093 / AL0094 / AL0097 | Software error |
| AL0087 | Mains overvoltage |
| AL008D | Overtemperature |
| AL008F | Ignition voltage fault |
| AL0103 | Photocell blocked during teaching |
| AL010E | Door stalled |
| AL0136 | Encoder data communication error |
| AL0138 / AL013E | Encoder fault |
On-Board UPS Alarm Codes
The following codes are specifically documented for the BMP5 UPS system.
| Alarm code | Description |
|---|---|
| AL007A | UPS battery fault |
| AL0201 | UPS battery overvoltage detected |
| AL0202 | UPS battery disconnected |
| AL0203 | UPS overload |
| AL0204-AL0206 | UPS MOSFET fault |
| AL0207 | Insufficient UPS V_BUS generation |
| AL0208 | UPS overload detected at the end of a manoeuvre |
| AL0209 / AL0210 | UPS circuit voltage error |
Low-Voltage Protection
Page 7 also describes a possible 12 V short-circuit or overload condition indicated by repeated switching off and on of the OLED display and LEDs.
The original manual contains diagnostic checks and corrective actions for each alarm. Electrical troubleshooting must be performed by qualified personnel.
OLED Display Status Codes
Page 8 explains the information shown on the integrated OLED display.
The screen includes door status, motor current, mains voltage, UPS battery level and UPS battery status.
| Display | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Jn | Jog height status |
| JO | Jog opening |
| JC | Jog closing |
| JOG | Jog mode |
| C | Door closed |
| CL | Door closing |
| O | Door opened |
| OP | Door opening |
| UPS- | UPS activation with door already open |
| UPS | UPS activation |
| STOP | Door stopped |
| TEACH | Teaching procedure |
| PED | Pedestrian opening |
| TS:n | Auto-closing time |
| TA | Normal opening height teaching |
| TP | Pedestrian height teaching |
| nP | Pedestrian auto-closing time |
| -- | Teaching missing or door status unknown |
OLED Parameters with STOP Pressed
Page 8 documents the parameters accessible from the OLED menu with STOP active.
| Parameter | Function |
|---|---|
| to | Automatic pause time, 1-99 seconds |
| nO | Minimum opening motor torque |
| nC | Minimum closing motor torque |
| So | Opening speed |
| Sc | Closing speed |
| OP | Opening position adjustment |
| O2 | Not used |
| CL | Closing position adjustment |
| r1-r6 | Relay contact functions |
| SL | Anti-snag function and sensitivity setting |
| OP | START closing-only option and UPS START behaviour |
Page 8 specifies the adjustable parameter ranges. Some settings affect door movement and safety-related operation.
Extended Programming Menu
Pages 9-11 describe the extended programming menu and its parameters.
The menu provides configuration functions for operating options, door positions, inputs, motor characteristics, movement ramps, UPS, encoder diagnostics and control board information.
Operating Options
Documented parameters include:
- UPS and UPS ON START
- START closing-only mode
- Pedestrian opening options
- Defrost mode
- Automatic and Wi-Fi interlock
- Superinterlock
- Opening at power-up
- Cold door cleaning mode
- Radar operating behaviour
- Alarm relay mode
- Spiral door configuration
- Automatic closing
- MEGAPACK mode
Door Position and Timing Parameters
| Parameter | Function |
|---|---|
| DIM OPEN | Open encoder position |
| DIM OPEN 2 | Secondary open position |
| DIM OPEN P | Pedestrian open position |
| DIM CLOSE | Closed encoder position |
| DIM SLO CL | Slow closing position |
| DIM FREEZE | Freeze position |
| DIM WASH | Washing position |
| APPR OPEN | Opening approach position |
| APPR CLOSE | Closing approach position |
| TPAUSE | Normal opening pause |
| TPAUSE PED | Pedestrian opening pause |
| TQUEUE PHC | Photocell queue time |
| T NOFROST | Antifreeze pause time |
Input and Relay Configuration
Page 10 identifies input assignments for START, pedestrian START, radar, photocells, safety edge, anti-jamming, interlock and manual/automatic operation.
The extended menu also provides relay assignment functions and signal filtering for inputs 9 and 14.
Motor, Ramps and UPS Parameters
The documented parameter groups include:
- Motor minimum opening and closing voltage
- Motor phase current monitoring
- Opening and closing frequencies
- Slow movement frequencies
- Acceleration and deceleration times
- UPS generation time
- Minimum UPS voltage
- UPS starting and running frequencies
- UPS battery voltage
Encoder and Board Diagnostics
Page 11 documents hardware, firmware, battery and diagnostic information for the encoder and control board.
The available information includes:
- Hardware and firmware versions
- Encoder and board serial numbers
- Encoder battery voltage
- Magnetic field measurements
- Temperature measurements
- Encoder status and active alarms
- Alarm history
- Door operating cycles
- DC bus voltage
- Brake current
The complete parameter names and navigation diagrams are provided on pages 9-11.
Relay Contact Functions
Page 12 provides ten relay configuration cases.
| Case | Function |
|---|---|
| 1 | Door open - NO |
| 2 | Door open - NC |
| 3 | Pedestrian open - NO |
| 4 | Pedestrian open - NC |
| 5 | Door closed - NO |
| 6 | Door closed - NC |
| 7 | Automatic interlock |
| 8 | Flashing while moving |
| 9 | Alarm - NC |
| 10 | Door open indication with preflashing exclusion |
Automatic, Manual and Wi-Fi Interlock
Page 12 describes the interlock function used to coordinate two or more doors.
The system prevents another connected door from opening while one door is open or opening.
Automatic Interlock
The automatic wired interlock can open the second door after the first door has returned to the closed position.
Manual Interlock
In manual interlock mode, the second door waits for a new opening command.
Wi-Fi Interlock
The manual also documents wireless interlock through the LCD programmer.
The Wi-Fi interlock requires the programmer to remain connected to the control boards.
The original page 12 contains the wiring diagram and programming references.
Official PDF Manual
Download the complete BMP5 Inverter Control Board User and Installation Manual, including power wiring diagrams, on-board UPS information, alarm codes, OLED display indications, extended menu parameters, relay functions and interlock instructions.
Download Official BMP5 Control Board Manual (PDF)Technical Documentation Notice
This page provides a structured reference to the official BMP5 User and Installation Manual.
It does not replace the complete manufacturer documentation.
The original PDF is the reference for electrical diagrams, UPS connections, configuration settings and safety procedures.
Before applying technical instructions, verify the actual board version, software reference, motor and UPS configuration.
Installation, programming, maintenance and electrical troubleshooting must be performed by qualified personnel.