Document Information

Manufacturer: BMP EUROPE Srl

Product: DynamicRoll CB125 TM

Official document: Installation and User Manual

Language: English

Document length: 41 PDF pages

Document revision: Rev. 7

Control boards documented: BMP1 V03 and BMP2 V04/V05/V06

This manual applies specifically to the DynamicRoll CB125 TM model. Instructions for other DynamicRoll versions must not be assumed to be interchangeable.

Product Description and Intended Use

The BMP DynamicRoll CB125 TM is an industrial high-speed door with vertical movement, designed to separate internal or external areas and control passage between spaces.

The manufacturer describes applications involving industrial and logistics traffic, including trucks, forklifts, automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and pedestrians.

Mixed pedestrian and vehicle passage requires an appropriate risk assessment. The door is not intended or approved for use as an emergency exit.

Refer to page 8 for the manufacturer's intended-use limitations and safety requirements.

Technical Specifications and Configurations

Pages 5-8 describe the identification plate, control configurations, motor characteristics, principal components and safety devices.

The correct supply voltage, motor configuration and electrical ratings must be checked against the CE marking on the installed equipment.

Main Door Components

• Motor unit
• Top heading and drum
• Side columns
• Flexible curtain with zip guides
• Control panel
• Encoder and associated components

Component identification drawings are provided on pages 6-7.

Safety Devices and Guards

Page 8 identifies the documented safety devices and protective guards.

Safety Devices

• Photocells
• Curtain top sensor
• Wireless safety edge
• Safety light curtain

Protective Guards

• Top heading cover
• Columns cover
• Motor cover

Standard safety equipment depends on the door size and configuration. Fixed guards must not be removed during normal operation.

Installation and Mechanical Assembly

Pages 8-12 describe the installation requirements and mechanical assembly of the DynamicRoll CB125 TM.

The documentation includes:

• Pre-installation dimensional checks
• Structural and fixing requirements
• In-doorway and out-of-doorway installation
• Positioning of side columns
• Installation of the top heading
• Alignment and final fixing
• Curtain tension checks
• Safety light curtain positioning

Installation must be performed by trained technicians using the appropriate lifting equipment and structural fixings.

The manual includes dimensional drawings and specific alignment requirements. Refer to pages 9-11 for the original assembly instructions and diagrams.

Electrical Wiring Diagrams and Spider Connections

The official CB125 TM manual includes electrical wiring diagrams for different safety configurations and accessories.

Spider Cable Wiring

Page 13 contains the official electrical connection diagram for the configuration using an absolute encoder, infrared photocells and Spider Cable.

It identifies the control panel, Spider distribution connection, encoder, curtain top sensor, photocell receiver and transmitter, and wireless safety edge transmitter.

The original drawing includes cable specifications, connector identification and wiring details.

Electrical wiring must be performed according to the configuration actually installed. The original PDF diagrams are the authoritative reference.

BMP1 and BMP2 Control Board Functions

Pages 17-21 describe the control board layout, electrical terminals, DIP switch functions, indicator LEDs and on-board controls.

The manual documents BMP1 V03 and BMP2 V04/V05/V06 configurations. Hardware connections differ according to the installed board.

On-Board Buttons

The control board documentation also identifies STOP, START, pedestrian opening, encoder, photocell and safety-related inputs.

The manual specifies verification of FIX_03 encoder software version 1_7 or later and inverter software version 02.21.3805 or later.

Refer to pages 17-21 for exact terminal references and control board settings.

Opening, Closing and Pedestrian Programming

Pages 22-23 describe the procedure for setting the closed position, open position and door dwell time.

The manual also documents the optional pedestrian opening position and associated pause time.

The illustrated procedures identify the P1, P2 and P3 controls, display indications and physical reference positions.

Commissioning must be performed by trained technicians following the original diagrams and safety requirements.

Operating Modes and Interlock

Pages 24-25 describe the available operating modes and advanced settings.

Operating Modes

• Automatic closure with adjustable dwell time.
• Step-by-step operation through the START command.
• Pedestrian opening operation.

Interlock Functions

The manual describes automatic, manual and Wi-Fi interlock modes for coordinating two or more doors.

Interlock prevents another door from opening while a connected door is open or opening.

These advanced functions require the appropriate programmer, which the manual states is not supplied with the door.

Refer to page 24 for interlock diagrams and page 25 for operating options.

Alarm Codes and Fault Diagnosis

Pages 26-27 provide the BMP control board alarm tables.

The following codes are documented in the manual. The alarm table on page 27 is marked as valid from software reference 2.22.1705.

The original tables contain detailed diagnostic checks and corrective actions. Those procedures must be performed by qualified personnel.

For an alarm diagnosis, verify the installed board version and software reference before applying instructions.

Manual Operation and Power Failure

Page 28 explains manual door operation during a power failure or breakdown.

The original instructions describe isolating the main supply and operating the manual drive system using the specified ratchet wrench.

The procedure must be performed according to the manufacturer's safety instructions.

The declared sound pressure level is below 70 dB(A), as stated on page 28.

Periodic Maintenance and Safety Checks

Page 28 provides maintenance requirements for users and trained operators.

The manual specifies six-month intervals for the following routine checks:

• Visual inspection of the main door components.
• General cleaning of the installation.
• Cleaning of photocells and signalling devices.
• Verification of safety device operation.
• Inspection of accessible junction and movement points.
• Verification of structural fixings.

Maintenance tasks not permitted for users or trained operators must be carried out by technicians authorised by the manufacturer.

Annex B includes the visual checks and tests checklist. Annex C contains the maintenance record.

UPS_BMP_400V Documentation

Annex A, pages 32-34, contains the UPS_BMP_400V User and Installation Manual.

The annex describes the auxiliary UPS board, electrical connections, status LEDs, operating cycle and display indications.

It includes the connection diagram for the backup power arrangement.

UPS installation and maintenance must follow the safety precautions in the official annex.

Warranty and Technical Assistance

Page 29 contains warranty conditions, disposal information and technical assistance contacts.

The manual states a 12-month warranty from the testing date, unless otherwise agreed.

Consult the official PDF for applicable exclusions and conditions.

Technical Documentation Notice

This page provides a structured reference to the official BMP DynamicRoll CB125 TM Installation and User Manual.

It does not replace the complete PDF or the instructions supplied with the installed equipment.

Technical information, electrical configurations and safety procedures must be checked against the actual door model, control board and equipment revision.