Besam SwingMaster MP Programming Guide
PMD (Programming Module Display) Setup & Functions
Document: SwingMaster MP – Adjustments and Troubleshooting
Document Number: US23-0186-01
Adjusting the CUP Control Unit
Important Notice
When installed and adjusted correctly, the Besam SwingMaster is a safe automatic power door operator. Incorrect settings can create safety hazards.
Startup & Adjustment Procedure
- Connect main power.
- Connect the PMD programming module to the CUP control unit.
- Enter the PIN code.
- Select Function 15 and set the correct operator type.
- Select Function 27 and verify the opening direction.
- Press Program Selector Button No. 4 (Auto).
- Press the Impulse Button.
- Allow the operator to complete a full open/close cycle.
- Adjust operating parameters if required.
- Install activation devices and accessories.
- Verify ANSI/BHMA A156.10 compliance.
- Disconnect the PMD.
- Install and secure the cover.
Adjustment Note
Always adjust balance force to the lowest value that still holds the door open against spring pressure.
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Introduction to the PMD
The PMD (Programming Module Display) is used to program operating values into SwingMaster control units.
PMD Service Life
Model | Service Life |
PMD-B | 2,000 connections |
PMD-C | 400 connections |
PMD-E | 400 connections (restricted use) |
The display shows the remaining service life.
If the display shows:
~71
the PMD has expired and must be returned for updating.
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Default PIN Code
Factory PIN:
1234
Entering the PIN
- Connect PMD to control unit.
- Display shows:
Pin_
- Enter 1234.
- Press P.
The display then shows:
- Control unit type (CUD or CUP)
- Remaining PMD life
- Status code or error code
Failed Attempts
After five incorrect PIN attempts:
~71
is displayed and the PMD becomes unusable until factory reset.
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Changing the PIN Code
- Enter the existing PIN.
- Select Function 30.
- Set Value = b.
- Press P.
- Enter a new four-digit code.
- Press P again to save.
Important:
- Forgotten PIN codes cannot be recovered.
- If an error occurs, disconnect and reconnect the PMD and start over.
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PMD Button Functions
Function Buttons ▲ ▼
Used to select Functions 01–99.
- Up = next function
- Down = previous function
- Holding button scrolls continuously
Value Buttons + –
Used to change function values.
- increases value
- – decreases value
- Holding button scrolls continuously
Program Button (P)
Transfers selected function values to the control unit.
Impulse Button (I)
Generates an opening impulse to the operator.
Reset Button (R)
Resets the control unit.
Hold for approximately 2 seconds.
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Program Selector Functions
The PMD temporarily overrides the installed program selector.
Available Modes
Function | Description |
Off | Door remains closed |
Exit | Exit only |
Open | Door remains open |
Auto | Normal operation |
Mat | Safety mat impulse |
VP (IFD) | Presence detection |
Key Impulse | Key switch activation |
Low Speed Opening / Learn | Automatic VP-S sensitivity adjustment |
Door Opening Angle >99° | Programs door opening angle |
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Pre-Programmed Run Programs
Function 98 provides six factory performance programs.
Run Program Values
Value | Program |
01 | Program 1 |
02 | Program 2 |
03 | Program 3 (Factory Default) |
04 | Program 4 |
05 | Program 5 |
06 | Program 6 |
Higher values increase operator performance.
Select only the minimum performance level required for safe operation.
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Copying Programming Between Operators
User Values Only
Control Unit → PMD
- Function 98
- Value 99
- Press P
Transfers Functions 01–27 from operator to PMD.
PMD → Control Unit
- Function 98
- Value 98
- Press P
Transfers Functions 01–27 from PMD to operator.
All Values
Control Unit → PMD
- Function 98
- Value 97
- Press P
Copies all programmed values.
PMD → Control Unit
- Function 98
- Value 96
- Press P
Transfers all values to another operator.
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PMD Functions and Values
Frequently Used Programming Functions
Function | Description | Range | Factory Setting |
01 | High Speed Opening | 15–90% | 45 |
02 | Low Speed Opening | 5–15% | 10 |
03 | Low Speed Distance Opening | 5–40 | 20 |
04 | High Speed Closing | 15–60% | 25 |
05 | Low Speed Closing | 5–15% | 10 |
06 | Low Speed Distance Closing | 5–30 | 20 |
07 | Lock Kick Additional | 0–40% | 00 |
08 | Hold Open Time | 0–60 sec | 05 |
09 | Key Open Time | 0–60 sec | 05 |
10 | Door Opening Angle | 30–99° | 70 |
15 | Operator Type | 00–99 | 00 |
16 | Push Reactivation | 0–60 sec | 02 |
17 | Presence Monitoring | 0–20 | 20 |
18 | Mat Safety Monitoring | 0–20 | 20 |
22 | Balance Force (Open Door) | 0–40 | 24 |
23 | Hold Force (Closed Door) | 0–40 | 00 |
25 | Unlock Delay | 0–5 sec | 00 |
27 | Door Opening Direction | A/B | A |
30 | Change PIN Code | Yes/No | A |
98 | Run Program | 01–06 | 03 |
99 | System Tests | 01–05 | — |
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Technician Quick Reference
First-Time Setup
- Enter PIN 1234
- Set Function 15 (Operator Type)
- Set Function 27 (Door Direction)
- Select Auto Mode
- Run an open/close cycle
- Adjust:
- Opening speeds (01–03)
- Closing speeds (04–06)
- Hold-open time (08)
- Door angle (10)
- Balance force (22)
- Verify safety devices
- Test operation before returning to service