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909 Control Panel Instruction For Swing Gates 230VAC

General safety rules

WARNING: Unskilled personnel should never be allowed to assemble, repair or adjust the devices and all necessary

precautions must be taken to prevent accidents: power supply disconnected (including backup batteries if present).This

product is not suitable for installation in e plosive atmospheres.

Keep this handbook carefully, store it attached to the technical installation leaflet in a safe place where it is available

to anyone who may need it and make sure that all involved personnel are aware of this

Type of product

The control panel 909 is suitable to control swing gates (1 or 2 operators) with or without electronic clutch. It is auto-

programmable and provided with an adjustable anti-crushing feature. It is possible to add a timer to the START input to

program openings and closings. It is protected from interferences, lightning and electrostatic events. This control panel has

past all the tests regarding electromagnetic emissions and interferences according to the European standards directive

EMC 89/336/CEE, 92/31/CEE, BT 73/23/CEE e 93/68/CEE.

WARNING: the installation and setting of this control panel has to be done only by qualified persons who respect all the actual norms in the field of automatic entrances as well

as all the information reported on this manuals. In any case, the installer has to chec if it is necessary to install a switch or brea er on the power point before wiring the control

panel to the main power supply according to the actual norms. The manufacturer of this control panel can not be responsible for damages or others if the panel is used in a

different way to the one explained in this manual. Protect the device with a 6A switch with suitable fuses and earth protection. Use the provided transformer or a similar one.

Chec that ground wire is connected to the right place. Use individual wires and NOT a multiwires cable. If the distance of the wires is longer than 50 m, then install a relay to

control the inputs. All NC inputs must be wired to the input 7 if not used. Minimum diameter is 2,5mm for the wires connecting light and motor. To avoid any interference eep

wires for the inputs separated from those for the outputs.

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The control pThe control p

anel 909 is suitable to control swing gates (1 or 2 operators) with or without electronic clutch. It is auto-anel 909 is suitable to control swing gates (1 or 2 operators) with or without electronic clutch. It is auto-

programmable and provided with an adjustable anti-crushing feature. It is possible to add a timer to the START input to programmable and provided with an adjustable anti-crushing feature. It is possible to add a timer to the START input to

program openings and closings. It is protected from interferences, lightning and electrostatic events. This control panel has program openings and closings. It is protected from interferences, lightning and electrostatic events. This control panel has

past all the tests regarding electromagnetic emissions and interferences according to the European standards directive past all the tests regarding electromagnetic emissions and interferences according to the European standards directive

EMC 89/336/CEE, 92/31/CEE, BT 73/23/CEE e 93/68/CEE.

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Unskilled personnel should never be allowed to assemble, repair or adjust the devices and all necessary

precautions must be taken to prevent accidents: power supply disconnected (including backup batteries if present).This

Keep this handbook carefully, store it attached to the technical installation leaflet in a safe place where it is available

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Contents

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3) DESCRIPTION OF THE MAIN COMPONENTS. Obstacle detection syste , (Anti crushing) dip switch

Progra able Functions

4) Ter inal legend and general PCB sche atic

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8) Self progra ing of working ti es and slowing speed

9) Progra ing auto atic closing and ore about re ote progra ing

10,11) Radio keypad progra ing

12) Onwards,) UNAC co pliance guide

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3) DESCRIPTION OF THE MAIN COMPONENTS. Obstacle detection syste , (Anti crushing) dip switch

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Obstacle detection syste (anti crushing)

The 909 control board is equipped with obstacle detection and the sensitivity can be adjusted by using the trimmer marked

SENS . This trimmer controls the level set that the gate will stop and reverse away if an obstacle is met during the normal run

time. Turning the trimmer further to the – makes it more sensitive to obstacles. Turning the trimmer further to the + makes it

less sensitive to obstacles. Turning the SENS trimmer completely to the + will disable this feature and the system will then rely

solely on the POWER trimmer. The second level of safety is the power sent to the motors set by the trimmer marked POWER

Turning this trimmer further to the – sends less power to the motors and turning the trimmer further to the + sends more power

to the motors. During the slowing down period the system only uses the POWER setting trimmer.

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10 centimetres and it will then auto re-close after 30 seconds. If the obstacle remains the system will try again 3 times and

then finally remain open. If the automatic closing is set it will follow the set time before closing again. If the gate is at the

deceleration stage (usually around 500mm before fully open or close) it will stop and not move again until given another command. If the

gate meets an obstacle while closing it will reverse completely and it will auto re-close after 30 seconds. If the automatic

closing is set it will follow the set time. If it is at the deceleration stage it will stop and not move again until given another

command.

Full obstacle detection control throughout the full cycle of opening and closing (including the slowdown stage) can be achieved

by using a safety edge (Rib edge) through the ‘F. AP with, SW2-2 OFF = NC safety edge ON = 8K2 safety edge. Input on

terminal 9. The wired safety edge system can be used with normally closed circuits and resistor 8k2 ohm circuits. Safety edges

are used on gates in all areas where a specific risk of trapping may occur especially where there is less than a 50cm gap

behind a gate when fully open. Resistor 8k2 ohm circuits are used where CAT3 safety edges are needed. The 8k2 ohm circuit

when installed correctly will always fail to safe if damaged shorted or open circuited.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE MAIN COMPONENTS LED’S INDICATING STATUS

F1 2A fuse protecting Low voltage accessories PED Always off, lights up with pedestrian control

F2 5A fuse protecting the mains power input START Always off, lights up with start control

BREAK Trimmer for ad usting the open pause time before automatically closing STOP Always on, triggered off by stop

SENS Trimmer for ad usting the obstacle detection.+ harder, -softer, full + =off FOTO Always on, triggered off by gate closing photocell

POWER Trimmer for ad usting the power sent to the motors FOTO AP Always on, triggered off by opening photocell

SET Button for setting remotes and automatic work time parameters F.AP

COSTA

Always off unless connected NC limit switch, always

off when used with 8K2 limit switch

P1 Button for setting working time FINE CH Always off unless connected to open limit switch

P2 Button for clearing codes with (SET) and changing START/PED logic The LED's status of board input can be checked after powering

the control panel.

If the lights above do not correspond, check the connections and

make sure the various connected devices are working properly.

SW1/2 DIP switch for programming the control panel

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DIP SWITCH PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTIONS

DIP SWITCH must a ways be programmed with the contro pane switched off (not powered)

SW1 ON OFF

1 Operation with one motor (motor 1 output enabled) Operation with two motors

2 With faster slowdown period With slower slowdown period

3 Disables the slowing down function Enables the slowing down function

4 Condominium/Residential feature (while opening the control panel does

not accept any other Start impulse).

Condominium/Residential feature disabled

SW2 ON OFF

Enables the take off during starting 2sec. Not normally needed, but used

where some gates may need this to overcome the initial inertia on start

up.

Disables take off during starting

2 Enables safety edge 8K2 function Enables safety edge without 8K2 function. NC switch type

3 Reverse push to unlock the electro-lock enable . (Not norma y needed) Reverse push disabled

4 Additional push at the end of the stroke enable. (Not norma y needed) Additional push at the end of the stroke disabled

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Operation with one motor (motor 1 output enabled) Operation with one motor (motor 1 output enabled)

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With faster slowdown period With faster slowdown period

The

Disables the slowing down function Disables the slowing down function

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Condominium/Residential feature (while opening the control panel does Condominium/Residential feature (while opening the control panel does

not accept any other Start impulse).not accept any other Start impulse).

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SW2

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Enables the take off during starting 2sec. Not normally needed, but used

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Trimmer for ad usting the open pause time before automatically closingTrimmer for ad usting the open pause time before automatically closing

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Trimmer for ad usting the obstacle detection.+ harder, -softer, full + =offTrimmer for ad usting the obstacle detection.+ harder, -softer, full + =off

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Trimmer for ad usting the power sent to the motors

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Button for setting remotes and automatic work time parameters Button for setting remotes and automatic work time parameters

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Button for clearing codes with (SET) and changing START/PED logic The LED's status of board input can be checked after powerinButton for clearing codes with (SET) and changing START/PED logic The LED's status of board input can be checked after powerin

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DIP switch for programming the control panel DIP switch for programming the control panel

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DIP SWITCH PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTIONS DIP SWITCH PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTIONS

DIP SWITCH must a ways be programmed with the contro pane switched off (not powered) DIP SWITCH must a ways be programmed with the contro pane switched off (not powered)

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SW2-2 OFF = NC safety edge ON = 8K2 safety edge.

terminal 9. The wired safety edge system can be used with normally closed circuits and resistor 8k2 ohm circuits. Safety edges

are used on gates in all areas where a specific risk of trapping may occur especially where there is less than a 50cm gap are used on gates in all areas where a specific risk of trapping may occur especially where there is less than a 50cm gap

behind a gate when fully open. Resistor 8k2 ohm circuits are used where CAT3 safety edges are needed. The 8k2 ohm circuit

when installed correctly will always fail to safe if damaged shorted or open circuited. when installed correctly will always fail to safe if damaged shorted or open circuited.

LED’S INDICATING STATUSLED’S INDICATING STATUS

PED

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START

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the gate meets an obstacle during the opening cycle it will reverse the stroke for about

imetres and it will then auto re-close after 30 seconds. If the obstacle remains the system will try again 3 times and imetres and it will then auto re-close after 30 seconds. If the obstacle remains the system will try again 3 times and

then finally remain open. If the automatic closing is set it will follow the set time before closing again. If the gate is at the then finally remain open. If the automatic closing is set it will follow the set time before closing again. If the gate is at the

it will stop and not move again until given another command. If the

obstacle while closing it will reverse completely and it will auto re-close after 30 seconds. If the automatic obstacle while closing it will reverse completely and it will auto re-close after 30 seconds. If the automatic

closing is set it will follow the set time. If it is at the deceleration stage it will stop and not move again until given another closing is set it will follow the set time. If it is at the deceleration stage it will stop and not move again until given another

Full obstacle detection control throughout the full cycle of opening and closing (including the slowdown stage) can be achieved

SW2-2 OFF = NC safety edge ON = 8K2 safety edge. SW2-2 OFF = NC safety edge ON = 8K2 safety edge.

terminal 9. The wired safety edge system can be used with normally closed circuits and resistor 8k2 ohm circuits. Safety edges

are used on gates in all areas where a specific risk of trapping may occur especially where there is less than a 50cm gap

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Terminal legend

1 - 2

PED.

(M1)

Pedestrian button input, N.O. contact. Open only M1 12 - 13

F ASH

Output steady warning light 230 Vac max 100 W.

1 - 3

START

In put Start (NO contact). While opening it works step by step

(operators stop), while closing reverses (stop and re-open).

14 - 15 -

M1 (PED.)

Output

motor 1

for pedestrian leaf, (14 common, 15 opening,

16 closing). 500W Max

1 - 4

STOP

STOP button input. N.C. contact input

If terminal 4 circuit is broken, the gate/s will stop. If activated

during the break time, the automatic closing will be cancelled

17 - 18 -

Output

motor 2,

delayed leaf in opening for gates with 2 swing

leaves (17 common, 18 opening, 19 closing). 500W

5 - 7

FOTO

Photocell input active only in closing. N.C. contact (stop and

reopen)

20 - 21

A IMENT.

Input power supply 230 Vac

6 - 7

FOTO AP

Photocell for opening input, active during both opening and

closing N.C. contact. In opening stop and start up again, in

closing stop and reopen.

22 – 23

ANTENNA

In put antenna (22 coaxial, 23 shield).

8 - 10

FINE CH

Input limit switching opening NC contact). 24 -25

A IMENT.

Output 24 Vac for powering the photocells (max 500 mA).

9 - 10

FINE AP

COSTA

Sensitive edge input N.C. contact. Active during both opening

and closing. WITH SW2 dip 2 on, this input can use 8K2

resistor or end of line resistors..

25 - 26

ELET.SER.

Output 12 Vac for the electrolock (max 15W).

11 - 12

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Output courtesy light (90 sec.). Max 100W 230 Vac 27 - 28

SPIA

Gate movement led indicator (27= Com 28= +24V ). Max 50

mA.

29 - 30 2° channel

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Output 24 Vac for powering the photocells (max 500 mA). Output 24 Vac for powering the photocells (max 500 mA).

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Output 12 Vac for the electrolock (max 15W). Output 12 Vac for the electrolock (max 15W).

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Gate movement led indicator (27= Com 28= +24V ). Max 50 Gate movement led indicator (27= Com 28= +24V ). Max 50

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909 Typical wiring diagram

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Wired gate release

items connection

point. Intercoms etc.

The connected device

needs to be voltage

Remove this

link when

using wired

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Wiring for

FES180

Photocells. Wiring

layout for other

types may differ.

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gate motor use

M1. SW1-1

must be ON UP)

for single motor.

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Viro lock

when

specified

The vertical jumpers

should not be installed as

the 909 photocell power

is 24VAC. Install all the

anti rotation screws here

once the photocells are

aligned correctly.

With two sets of

photocells link

together these

two wires here.

These 3 circuits

marked red)

need linking if the

circuits are not

being used.

End of line 8K2

ohm resistor.

Install this in the

furthest away

cabled edge.

Turn this dip

switch ON in the

control panel for

8K2.

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Cable Information

Main Supply 230Vac @

6.0Amp(minimum)

Photocells, Safety Edges

and Viro ock -BT cable,

CW1128 recommended.

Motors 4 Core 1.5mm2

Main Power Supply

Input 230VAC

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Photocells are usually installed at 50cm high just beyond the swing of the gate, one pair just in front of the

gates when closed and the other just beyond the end of the leaf when open. This will stop the gates closing if

there is something in the way. Two sets are highly recommended especially when using automatic closing.

They are crossed as laid out here so that the beam from one set does not interfere with the other.

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Aerial Wire

Beacon

230VAC

The

End of line 8K2

ohm resistor.

Install this in the

furthest away

cabled edge.

Turn this dip

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FES180

Photocells

. Wiring

layout for other

types may differ.

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Photocells

The photocells are in pairs, one transmitter and one receiver. They should be mounted 500-600 mm from the

ground and face each other level. Each photocell regardless of type has a 2 VAC supply.

The receiving photocell does the switching on and off to the control panel. If the transmitting beam can reach the

receiving photocell, there will be a completed circuit to the main panel and the gate/s will function. If the beam is

broken, during operation of closing, the gates will stop and reopen.

If you are using two pairs of photocells as pictured, the receivers should be crossed on opposite sides so that you

do not have two receivers at the same side.

For this purpose core BT type cable is recommended for use. (CW1128) Follow the wiring diagram provided to

wire both the receiver and transmitting photocells. At the control box end, wire the colour coded cables up as per

the diagram provided showing a typical photocell placement.

When the photocells are working and correctly aligned, you should hear a clicking sound from the transmitter when

the beam is broken intermittently. Once wired, place the covers over the photocells and secure the fixing screw.

Fill any cable gaps with silicone to prevent insects from entering the device and interfering with it.

Surface Mounted Photocells

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the beam is broken intermittently. Once wired, place the covers over the photocells and secure the fixing screw.

Fill any cable gaps with silicone to prevent insects from entering the device and interfering with it.

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If you are using two pairs of photocells as pictured, the receivers should be crossed on opposite sides so that you

For this purpose core BT type cable is recommended for use. (CW1128) Follow the wiring diagram provided to

wire both the receiver and transmitting photocells. At the control box end, wire the colour coded cables up as per wire both the receiver and transmitting photocells. At the control box end, wire the colour coded cables up as per

When the photocells are working and correctly aligned, you should hear a clicking sound from the transmitter when

the beam is broken intermittently. Once wired, place the covers over the photocells and secure the fixing screw. the beam is broken intermittently. Once wired, place the covers over the photocells and secure the fixing screw.

Fill any cable gaps with silicone to prevent insects from entering the device and interfering with it. Fill any cable gaps with silicone to prevent insects from entering the device and interfering with it.

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Programming the 909 circuit board

Before you start to programme!

Check that the gate wing stops are in place and set! If you are using motors with inbuilt electric limit switches, move these so

they are not operational for the purpose of the test (NC). They can be re-introduced after the set up is completed

Check that you have wired the photocells correctly and bridged (linked) the normally closed (N.C) circuits that are not being

used. If you have done this correctly, you should have these LEDs illuminated with the power to the circuit board on.

The first two LEDs from the left should only appear when a open command or a pedestrian command is given. If the fourth

from the left LED is missing check your photocell wiring circuit and alignment of the beams. If any other LEDs marked ON are

not illuminated, check the circuits or the links outlined on the typical wiring diagram page.

STEP1 Programming the remotes

*Note* Carry out programming the remotes only with the aerial disconnected from the PCB. his avoids picking up stray frequency codes from

other equipment. Reconnect only when you have finished programming the remote control equipment.

STEP4 Verify motor direction

You need to verify that the motors are going in the right direction in relation to the panel. Arrange gate’s so that they are both approximately

half way. Turn the power off to the panel. (It is important that you leave the power off to the panel at least 1 seconds or the fuse may fail

when you turn back on the power) Turn the power back on again. Press once the key fob that you previously learned in at step 2 and 3.

Observe the direction that both gates move in at the start and then immediately turn the power off again. The gate that travels in an open

direction is correct. The gate that travels in a closing direction is incorrect. Identify this motor at the PCB as M1 or M2 and these motor wires

need swapping with each other. Remember, the gate that you want to open first should be connected to M1 or with a single gate use M1.

STEP1 with KW113 remote,

open the cover and randomly arrange the

dip-switches first.

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STEP3.

While the DL6 is flashing,

press and hold the button

on your remote you want

to open the gate fully for 3

seconds.

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STEP2

Enter radio code programming (for the

START control). Press and release

the SET. button once, the LED DL3

will start to flash. Go to STEP3 The

board accepts the code and exits from

programming (DL3 turns off). It is

possible to store up to a maximum of

32 different codes for the START

control.

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STEP1 with A3a-V2 and I8

remotes,

Carry out the How to generate a

random code procedure.

WITH JANE REMOTES GO

STRAIGHT TO STEP 2

How to generate a random fob code for A3a- 2 and I8 Remotes

Press and hold button (1)

Keep button (1) pressed then press and hold button (2) (The led flashes slower)

Keep both buttons pressed for 15 seconds (The led will start to flash faster).

Whilst still holding in buttons (1) & (2), Release button (1) wait 2 seconds and

release button (2).

You have now generated a random code in both buttons.

This code can now be learned to the radio receiver card.

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You need to verify that the motors are going in the right direction in relation to the panel. Arrange gate’s so that they are

half way. Turn the power off to the panel. (It is important that you leave the power off to the panel at least 1 seconds or

when you turn back on the power) Turn the power back on again. Press once the key fob that you previously learned in at step 2

Observe the direction that both gates move in at the start and then immediately turn the power off again. The gate that travel

direction is correct. The gate that travels in a closing direction is incorrect. Identify this motor at the PCB as M1 or M2 an

need swapping with each other. Remember, the gate that you want to open first should be connected to M1 or with a single gate uneed swapping with each other. Remember, the gate that you want to open first should be connected to M1 or with a single gate u

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You need to verify that the motors are going in the right direction in relation to the panel. Arrange gate’s so that they are You need to verify that the motors are going in the right direction in relation to the panel. Arrange gate’s so that they are

half way. Turn the power off to the panel. (It is important that you leave the power off to the panel at least 1 seconds or half way. Turn the power off to the panel. (It is important that you leave the power off to the panel at least 1 seconds or

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with A3a-V2 and I8

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Carry out the

How to generate a

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random code

procedure.

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WITH JANE REMOTES GO

STRAIGHT TO STEP

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other equipment. Reconnect only when you have finished programming the remote control equipment. other equipment. Reconnect only when you have finished programming the remote control equipment.

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open command or a pedestrian command is given. If the fourth open command or a pedestrian command is given. If the fourth

from the left LED is missing check your photocell wiring circuit and alignment of the beams. If any other LEDs marked ON are

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STEP5 Self programming of working times and slowing speed

Make sure that you have end stops for each wing set. Depending on the motor type, these may be built into the motor or for motors without

stops a gate wing stop will be needed. A closing floor stop, (CENTRE STOP) is highly recommended in any case because this ensures that

the gates are held tight when closed. The gates will not programme or run without any stops, it needs them to figure out its positions. If the

motor has built in electrical limit switches they must be moved out of the way and any lock strikes also removed while the set up procedure is

being carried out.

Initial dip-switch setting for the motor slowdown. Below 3 0W set the dip SW1-2 ON. If you are unsure set, SW1-2 ON.

SELF-PROGRAMMING

The following describes the self-programming stages for the two gates; in the event of single gate,M1 (DIP1 SW1 = ON), only the stages

relating to motor M1 are carried out.

1) Position the gate/s at fully closed and make sure the motors are locked into drive. You can check this by pulling or pushing the gate

slightly, if the motor was previously un-locked , the motor will click and the gate wing will lock into drive.

2) Arrange the trimmers to an initial setting point. Set the BREAK trimmer to - , fully anti clockwise. Set SENS trimmer to 1 O’clock.

Set the power trimmer to 1 O’clock.

3) With the gates closed, turn the power off to the panel. Then at least 1 seconds later, turn the panel back on agian (It is important

that you leave the po er off to the panel at least 15 seconds or the fuse may fail hen you turn back on.

4) Press and hold on SET DL3 will start to flash, about 1 seconds later DL3 will flash much faster and one click will emit from the

board. When this happens release the SET button and the following procedures will be carried out automatically.

5) Search for closed open position Both leaves will open for about 4 seconds , then close again. Then board automatically searches

for the “closed gate” position; the doors are moved in the closing direction until they hit the mechanical gate-closed stops forcing

itself against the mechanical gate-closed stops for a few seconds).

6) Search for open gate position. The board automatically searches for the “open gate” position; the gate for motor 1 opens and

after 3 seconds (fixed or preset delay) the gate for motor 2 starts to open. In order to protect the mechanical parts, the gates start to

open slowly and then continue to open at the normal working speed. The gates reach the mechanical stops for the open gate

position at the normal moving speed (without slowing down). The motors stop automatically after recognizing the position of the two

gates, the stroke is calculated and the deceleration points are recorded.

7) Gate closes The gate automatically carries out the closing cycle. The gate starts to move slowly and then carries on to the normal

speed. A fixed delay of 3 seconds is inserted before the second gate starts to move.

Deceleration of the closing gate. The gate finishes closing with the slowing down period (calculated during previous opening

phase), and stops correctly on the mechanical stops.

End of self-calibration cycle. The gate is completely closed and the board exits from self-programming function (LED DL3 turns

off) . If the gate does not slowdown correctly or seems very weak during the slowing period, carry out the programming again with

the SW1-2 in the ON position (FASTER SLOWDOWN) option enabled.

The gates can now be operated via the remote controls and the same sequence just recorded should operate every time. Fine tuning of the

trimmers can now be adjusted to obtain the correct amount of POWER and obstacle SENSITIVITY to the gate wing/s by adjusting the

trimmers. When the gate/s are opening or closing and are obstructed, the gate/s should stop and reverse with minimal effort. It is very

important that these adjustments are carried out.

In particular check that the gates detects obstacles with a minimum effort controlled by the SENS trimmer.

OBSERVE THE APPLICABLE PARTS OF STANDARDS EN 13241-1, EN 12453, EN 12445 TO FULLY COMPLY

The SENS trimmer controls the current absorbed by the motor before the obstacle detection reverses or stops the motor.

The POWER trimmer controls the power sent to the motor in particular during the slowdown period. The POWER and SENS trimmers are

related. If the POWER is set too low, the SENS may not be able to operate.

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MOTOR POWER TRIMMER

MOTOR SENSITIVITY

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BREAK TRIMMER

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speed. A fixed delay of 3 seconds is inserted before the second gate starts to move.

Deceleration of the closing gate.

phase), and stops correctly on the mechanical stops.

End of self-calibration cycle.

off) . If the gate does not slowdown correctly or seems very weak during the slowing period, carry out the programming againoff) . If the gate does not slowdown correctly or seems very weak during the slowing period, carry out the programming again

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the SW1-2 in the ON position (FASTER SLOWDOWN) option enabled. the SW1-2 in the ON position (FASTER SLOWDOWN) option enabled.

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The gates can now be operated via the remote controls and tThe gates can now be operated via the remote controls and t

trimmers can now be adjusted to obtain the correct amount of POWER and obstacle SENSITIVITY to the gate wing/s by adjusting thetrimmers can now be adjusted to obtain the correct amount of POWER and obstacle SENSITIVITY to the gate wing/s by adjusting the

trimmers. When the gate/s are opening or closing and are obstructed, the gate/s should stop and reverse with minimal effort. trimmers. When the gate/s are opening or closing and are obstructed, the gate/s should stop and reverse with minimal effort.

important that these adjustments are carried out.

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Both

leaves will open for about 4 seconds leaves will open for about 4 seconds

“closed gate” position; the doors are moved in the closing direction until they hit the mechanical gate-closed stops forcing “closed gate” position; the doors are moved in the closing direction until they hit the mechanical gate-closed stops forcing

itself against the mechanical gate-closed stops for a few seconds). itself against the mechanical gate-closed stops for a few seconds).

Search for open gate position. Search for open gate position.

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d automatically searches for the “open gate” position; the gate for motor 1 opens and d automatically searches for the “open gate” position; the gate for motor 1 opens and

after 3 seconds (fixed or preset delay) the gate for motor 2 starts to open. In order to protect the mechanical parts, the gateafter 3 seconds (fixed or preset delay) the gate for motor 2 starts to open. In order to protect the mechanical parts, the gate

open slowly and then continue to open at the normal working speed. The gates reach the mechanical stops for the open gate open slowly and then continue to open at the normal working speed. The gates reach the mechanical stops for the open gate

position at the normal moving speed (without slowing down). The motors stop automatically after recognizing the position of theposition at the normal moving speed (without slowing down). The motors stop automatically after recognizing the position of the

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gates, the stroke is calculated and the deceleration points are recorded.

ate automatically carries out the closing cycle. The gate starts to move slowly and then carries on to the normal ate automatically carries out the closing cycle. The gate starts to move slowly and then carries on to the normal

speed. A fixed delay of 3 seconds is inserted before the second gate starts to move. speed. A fixed delay of 3 seconds is inserted before the second gate starts to move.

Deceleration of the closing gate.

Gate

With the gates closed, turn the power off to the panel. Then at least 1 seconds later, turn the panel back on agian With the gates closed, turn the power off to the panel. Then at least 1 seconds later, turn the panel back on agian

that you leave the po er off to the panel at least 15 seconds or the fuse may fail hen you turn back on.that you leave the po er off to the panel at least 15 seconds or the fuse may fail hen you turn back on.

Press and hold on SET DL3 will start to flash, about 1 seconds later DL3 will flash much faster and one click will emit from t

When this happens release the SET button and the following procedures will be carried out automatically.

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MOTOR SENSITIVITY

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(DIP1 SW1 = ON), only the stages

Position the gate/s at fully closed and make sure the motors are locked into drive. You can check this by pulling or pushing the gate

htly, if the motor was previously un-locked , the motor will click and the gate wing will lock into drive. htly, if the motor was previously un-locked , the motor will click and the gate wing will lock into drive.

Arrange the trimmers to an initial setting point. Set the BREAK trimmer to - , fully anti clockwise. Set SENS trimmer to 1 O’cArrange the trimmers to an initial setting point. Set the BREAK trimmer to - , fully anti clockwise. Set SENS trimmer to 1 O’c

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MOTOR POWER TRIMMER

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Check the operation of the photocells! The gate should stop and reopen, when you break the photocell bea during

the closing cycle of the gate.

PROGRAMMING AUTOMATIC CLOSING

Before you change the gate/s to automatic c osing, consider that the gates wi be operating unattended and cou d c ose whi e a

vehic e is within the swing area of the gates. Adding another set of photoce s to the system as pictured on page 6 and wire in as

page 5 wiring to prevent this situation.

PROGRAMMING AUTOMATIC CLOSING

1) Adjust the BREAK trimmer gradually clockwise to set the pause time before the gate starts to close again automatically. ully

anticlockwise means this function is disabled (O ).

PROGRAMMING RADIO CODE (START CONTROL) Make sure the gate is c osed.

1) Enter radio code programming (for the START control). Press and release the SET button. The LED DL3 will start to flash.

Use the transmitter to send the radio code to be stored and associated with the START control. The board accepts the code and exits from

programming (DL3 turns off). It is possible to store up to a maximum of 32 different codes for the START control.

PROGRAMMING RADIO CODEP (PEDESTRIAN CONTROL)

1) Enter radio code programming (for the PEDESTRIAN control). SET button twice; LED DL3 will start to flash quickly.

Use the transmitter to send the radio code to be stored and associated with the PEDESTRIAN control. The board accepts the code and exits

programming (DL3 turns off). It is possible to store up to a maximum of 32 different codes for the PEDESTRIAN control.

DELETING RADIO CODES: Press SET and P2 button simu taneous y (LED DL3 will flash at a high frequency); keep them pressed for at

least 10 seconds (until LED DL3 goes off), all the stored radio codes (associated with both START and PEDESTRIAN) will be deleted.

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Use the transmitter to send the radio code to be stored and associated with the PEDESTRIAN control. The board accepts the code

programming (DL3 turns off). It is possible to store up to a maximum of 32 different codes for the PEDESTRIAN control.

simu taneous ysimu taneous y

(LED DL3 will flash at a high frequency); keep them pressed for at

least 10 seconds (until LED DL3 goes off), all the stored radio codes (associated with both START and PEDESTRIAN) will be deletleast 10 seconds (until LED DL3 goes off), all the stored radio codes (associated with both START and PEDESTRIAN) will be delet

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is c osed.

Press and release the SET button. The LED DL3 will start to flash. Press and release the SET button. The LED DL3 will start to flash.

Use the transmitter to send the radio code to be stored and associated with the START control. The board accepts the code and eUse the transmitter to send the radio code to be stored and associated with the START control. The board accepts the code and e

programming (DL3 turns off). It is possible to store up to a maximum of 32 different codes for the START controlprogramming (DL3 turns off). It is possible to store up to a maximum of 32 different codes for the START control

button twice; LED DL3 will start to flash quickly.

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Use the transmitter to send the radio code to be stored and associated with the PEDESTRIAN control. The board accepts the code Use the transmitter to send the radio code to be stored and associated with the PEDESTRIAN control. The board accepts the code

programming (DL3 turns off). It is possible to store up to a maximum of 32 different codes for the PEDESTRIAN control.

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Adjust the BREAK trimmer gradually clockwise to set the pause time before the gate starts to close again automatically. ully

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Programming additional equipment for the 909 circuit board

Radio-keypad programming

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1. Move the jumper shown in Fig. 2 to A.B from B.C. This will activate the unit

2. Install the keypad in location. Do not overtighten the screws. Overtightening can distort the pad and leave

the keys inoperative

3. Dial in the following numbers to set the keypad to standard 20 mode. Dial in the numbers e actly as quoted

here and ignore that the unit does not bleep every time a button is pressed during this procedure.

4. Dial in, 00000 OK 99999 OK 5

5. With the gate/s closed, enter radio code programming (for the START control). On the 909 panel, press and

release the SET button. The LED DL3 will start to flash. Dial in the numbers of your choice, (ma 5) and end

with OK. The DL3 will go out. Dial in the same numbers again and end with OK, the gates should open.

6. With the gate/s closed enter radio code programming (for the PEDESTRIAN control). Press the SET button

twice; LED DL6 will start to flash quickly. Dial in the numbers of your choice, (ma 5) and end with OK. The

DL3 will go out. Dial in the same numbers again and end with OK, the pedestrian gate should open.

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SILICONE SEAL AROUND SCREW

HOLES AFTER INSTALL

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Drill a small weep hole here to let out any

moisture.

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3. Dial in the following numbers to set the keypad to standard 20 mode. Dial in the numbers e actly as quoted

here and ignore that the unit does not bleep every time a button is pressed during this procedure.

5. With the gate/s closed, enter radio code programming (for the START control).

release the SET button. The LED DL3 will start to flash. Dial in the numbers of your choice, (ma 5) and end

with OK. The DL3 will go out. Dial in the same numbers again and end with OK, the gates should open.

6. With the gate/s closed enter radio code programming (for the PEDESTRIAN control).

twice; LED DL6 will start to flash quickly. Dial in the numbers of your choice, (ma 5) and end with OK. The

DL3 will go out. Dial in the same numbers again and end with OK, the pedestrian gate should open.

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1. Move the jumper shown in Fig. 2 to A.B from B.C. This will activate the unit

Install the keypad in location. Do not overtighten the screws. Overtightening can distort the pad and leave

Gate

Drill a small weep hole here to let out any

moisture.

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