BMP DynamicRoll DynaDry – Installation, Use and Maintenance Manual
This page provides technical information for the BMP Europe DynamicRoll DynaDry industrial high-speed door, based on the official Installation, Use and Maintenance Manual, Revision 9.
The documentation covers DynaDry-specific mechanical assembly, anti-drip profile installation, curtain slide positioning, electrical wiring, BMP2 control board functions, alarm codes, operating modes, interlock and periodic maintenance.
Document Information
- Manufacturer: BMP EUROPE Srl
- Product: DynamicRoll DynaDry
- Official document: Installation, Use and Maintenance Manual
- Revision: Rev. 9
- Cover version: V.26/4
- Language: English
- Document length: 28 PDF pages
- Control board described: BMP2 V04/V05/V06
The official document covers DynamicRoll, DynamicRoll Food Inox, DynamicRoll 90 and DynamicRoll DynaDry. This page focuses on the DynaDry model and identifies its dedicated installation instructions.
DynamicRoll DynaDry Installation Overview
The DynamicRoll DynaDry installation includes model-specific components and procedures in addition to the common DynamicRoll assembly steps.
In particular, the manual illustrates the installation of the metal anti-drip profile and curtain slides in the DynaDry configuration.
Before installation, the opening dimensions, supporting structure and possible obstructions must be checked. Structural fixing requirements are documented on page 4.
DynaDry Mechanical Assembly
Page 6 contains the dedicated installation drawings for DynamicRoll DynaDry.
The illustrated assembly covers fastening the side columns to the top heading, checking alignment and completing the structural fixings.
For doors larger than 4 × 4 m, the manual describes temporarily securing the columns to the structure before lifting and attaching the top heading.
The installation drawings specify a diagonal alignment tolerance of B = C ± 5 mm. For a door width greater than 4 m, the top heading must be supported at intervals of at least 2 m.
The drawings and fixing details are provided on page 6 of the official manual.
Metal Anti-Drip Profile Installation
Page 7 provides a dedicated installation sequence for the DynaDry metal anti-drip profile.
The sequence illustrates how to identify the prepared fixing points, position and rotate the profile between the guides, and secure the component.
The original drawings show the component orientation and fixing arrangement. Follow these illustrations during installation.
Curtain Slide Installation and Adjustment
Pages 8-9 document the installation and positioning of the DynaDry curtain slides.
The manual illustrates configurations with different numbers of curtain slide elements, depending on the door width and installation.
| PDF page | Illustrated configuration |
|---|---|
| 8 | 1 curtain slide element |
| 8 | 2 curtain slide elements |
| 8 | 3 curtain slide elements |
| 8 | 4 curtain slide elements |
| 9 | Curtain slide positioning, horizontal adjustment and fastening |
Page 9 identifies the horizontal adjustment screws and illustrates the positioning of each element in relation to the anti-drip profile.
Use the original dimensional drawings to determine the correct arrangement for the installed door.
Curtain Tension and Safety Light Curtain
Page 10 describes curtain tension adjustments and safety light curtain positioning.
The manual also includes a precaution for the optional front motor configuration, requiring verification of the transmission chain tension.
Safety light curtain positioning and fixing details are illustrated in the original PDF.
Electrical Wiring Diagrams and Spider Connections
Pages 11-15 contain electrical connections for the encoder, safety devices, accessories and BMP2 control board.
| PDF page | Technical documentation |
|---|---|
| 11 | Absolute encoder, infrared photocells, Spider Cable distributor and associated wiring |
| 12 | Absolute encoder and safety light curtain connections |
| 13 | Accessory connections: radar, laser, traffic lights, push buttons, magnetic loop, radio controls and other devices |
| 14 | BMP2 power connections, DIP switches and LED indicators |
| 15 | Control board input terminals, safety devices and encoder software verification |
Spider Cable Wiring
Page 11 contains the original Spider Cable wiring diagram for the encoder and infrared photocell configuration.
The drawing identifies the control panel, three-phase motor, electro-brake, Spider signal distributor, encoder, curtain top sensor, photocell receiver and transmitter, and wireless safety edge transmitter.
Cable cross-sections and connector identification are documented in the original diagram.
Electrical connections must match the installed equipment and be carried out by qualified personnel. The official wiring diagrams remain the reference.
BMP2 Control Board Specifications
Pages 14-16 document the BMP2 control board used in the configurations described by this manual.
| Characteristic | Documented information |
|---|---|
| Control board versions | BMP2 V04/V05/V06 |
| Power supply | 208-460 V AC ±10%, 50/60 Hz, three-phase |
| Motor reference | 2.2 kW, 50-80 Hz |
| Position detection | Absolute encoder |
| FIX_03 encoder firmware | Version 1_7 or later |
| Inverter software | Version 02.21.3805 or later |
The electrical configuration must match the identification data of the actual equipment.
On-Board Controls
| Button | Function |
|---|---|
| P1 | Jog Open command and menu navigation |
| P2 | Teaching and menu selection |
| P3 | Jog Close command and menu navigation |
The original control board diagrams and terminal assignments are on pages 14-15.
Operating Options and Advanced Functions
Page 16 provides the running options available for the control board.
Documented functions include:
- UPS activation
- START input closing behaviour
- Automatic closing after transit
- Encoder time monitoring
- Automatic deicing
- Wi-Fi interlock
- Automatic interlock
- Manual interlock
- Automatic START after power interruption
- Radar input options
- Alarm relay functions
- Extra opening limit
Some functions require an LCD programmer or additional accessories. Refer to the original manual for the permitted configurations.
Alarm Codes and Fault Diagnosis
Pages 17-18 provide the alarm reference tables for the BMP2 control board.
The board reports alarms with the prefix AL followed by a four-character code.
| Alarm code | Description |
|---|---|
| 0004 / 0005 | Electronic control board failure |
| 0011 | STOP error sequence |
| 0012 | Motor short circuit |
| 0013 a-e | Absolute encoder position error |
| 0032 | Overload |
| 0050 | Brake interrupted |
| 0051 | Brake overload |
| 0052 | Position below ground level |
| 0053 | Position beyond the opening limit |
| 0055 | Incompatible UPS version |
| 0056 / 0070 | Invalid learning procedure |
| 0074 | Anti-jamming activation |
| 0076 | Power supply fault |
| 0079 | Safety edge activation |
| 007A | UPS power supply fault |
| 0080-0086 | Software error codes |
| 0087 | Overvoltage |
| 008D | Overtemperature |
| 008F | Ignition voltage fault |
| 0091 / 0093 / 0094 / 0095 / 0097 | Software error |
| 0103 | Photocell blocked during teaching |
| 010E | Door stalled |
| 0116 / 0117 / 0118 | Motor configuration error |
| 0136 | Encoder data communication error |
| 0138 | Encoder battery fault |
| 013A | Lost encoder position |
The original alarm tables include diagnostic checks and corrective actions. These must be performed by qualified personnel.
Verify the installed control board version and software before using the alarm references.
Display Status Codes
Page 19 lists the operating status indications shown on the BMP2 control board display.
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| C | Door closed |
| O | Door opened |
| OP | Door opening |
| CL | Door closing |
| PE | Pedestrian operation |
| St | STOP activated |
| J | Jog operation |
| tA | Door measurement teaching |
| tP | Pedestrian teaching |
| -.- | Teaching required |
| SE | Service expired |
| Sn | Service approaching |
| UPS | UPS opening |
| UPS- | Opened UPS mode |
| UPSF | UPS fault |
| UPSC | UPS closing |
| UPSO | UPS obstacle |
| ALnnnn | Alarm code |
Display Functions with STOP Pressed
Page 20 documents the parameters available through the control board interface with STOP active.
| Parameter | Function |
|---|---|
| to | Automatic pause time |
| nO | Minimum motor torque during opening |
| nC | Minimum motor torque during closing |
| So | Opening speed |
| Sc | Closing speed |
| OP | Open position adjustment |
| O2 | Intermediate opening position |
| CL | Close position adjustment |
| Fo | Photocell exclusion point |
| r1-r6 | Relay contact functions |
| Fu | Automatic closing, UPS and interlock options |
Page 21 describes the available relay function cases, including open and close status, pedestrian opening, interlock, flashing signals and alarm contacts.
Automatic, Manual and Wi-Fi Interlock
Page 22 describes the interlock system for coordinating two or more doors.
The documented functions include:
- Wired automatic interlock
- Wired manual interlock
- Wi-Fi interlock with LCD programmer
The system prevents a second door from opening while another interlocked door is open or opening.
The Wi-Fi interlock configuration requires the LCD programmer to remain connected.
Refer to page 22 for the wiring diagram and programming references.
Manual Operation and Power Failure
Page 23 describes manual operation during a power failure or breakdown.
The procedure uses the manual motor coupling after the main power supply has been isolated.
The manufacturer states a sound pressure level below 70 dB(A).
Follow the original safety instructions before operating the manual mechanism.
Periodic Maintenance and Safety Checks
Pages 23-24 describe maintenance requirements for users and trained operators.
The manual specifies six-month intervals for the listed routine checks:
- Visual inspection of 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
The checklist also includes inspection of bearing support fixings, mechanical couplings and horizontal movement of the tube.
Maintenance work beyond the permitted routine checks must be carried out by technicians authorised by the manufacturer.
Annex A contains the maintenance record.
Official PDF Manual
Download the complete official BMP DynamicRoll DynaDry Installation, Use and Maintenance Manual, including DynaDry-specific assembly drawings, anti-drip profile installation, curtain slide positioning, electrical wiring diagrams, BMP2 control board instructions, alarm tables and maintenance records.
Download Official DynamicRoll DynaDry Manual (PDF)Technical Documentation Notice
This page provides a structured technical reference to the official BMP Europe DynamicRoll DynaDry manual.
The document also includes information for DynamicRoll, DynamicRoll Food Inox and DynamicRoll 90.
The original PDF remains the reference for model-specific installation drawings, electrical connections, programming and safety procedures.
Always verify the installed equipment and control board configuration before applying technical instructions.