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USER MANUAL

Control board 24V DC

WARNING

Please read the manual carefully before installation using the product. The installation of your new door must be carried out by a

technically qualified or licensed person. Attempting to install or repair the motor without technical qualification can result in severe

personal injury, death, and / or property damage.

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Summary of Contents for Eagle 500

Page 1: ...alaci n el uso del producto La instalaci n de su nueva puerta debe ser realizada por una persona t cnicamente calificada o licenciada Tratar de instalar o reparar el motor sin tener la calificaci n t...

Page 2: ...NIDO Advertencia Instalaci n est ndar Tabla de dimensiones Fijaci n de motores Conexi n por medio de cables Liberaci n de emergencia Dimensiones Caracter sticas t cnicas Mantenimiento Garant a Opening...

Page 3: ...adecuado y fuera del alcance de los ni os 7 Parareemplazarorepararelsistemamotorizado debeutilizarseyaplicarse nicamentelaspartesoriginales Cualquierda ocausado por las partes y los m todos inadecuad...

Page 4: ...da Ajuste la estructura de la puerta para ajustarla a la mejor automatizaci n si es necesario Antes de proceder con la instalaci n aseg rese de que la puerta se mueva libremente y que 1 Las bisagras e...

Page 5: ...Figura 2 Figura 3 Opening your life Eagle 500 501 1 3...

Page 6: ...a en posici n de un ngulo de 45 Antes de soldar el soporte de la hoja de la puerta S es necesario cubra el abridor de puerta para prevenir los da os causados por las chispas no 1 A B A B no 2 Transfor...

Page 7: ...rta autom tica usted puede desbloquear manualmente los motores Soporte en el lado interior de la puerta Inserte la llave hexago nal para desbloquear y luego gire en el sentido opuesto a las manesillas...

Page 8: ...Ciclos Hora Velocidad de apertura Ciclo de trabajo M ximo peso de puerta Temperatura de trabajo M ximo n mero de controles Frecuencia 110V 60 Hz 24V 40 18 segundos 80 350Kg De 20 C Hasta 50 C 200 433...

Page 9: ...los tornillos los pernos y las bisagras con grasa 2 Compruebe que los puntos de ijaci n est n apretados correctamente 3 Ver que la conexi n del cable est en buenas condiciones Conecte la fuente de ali...

Page 10: ...ci n el uso del producto La instalaci n de su nueva puerta debe ser realizada por una persona t cnicamente calificada o licenciada Tratar de instalar o reparar el motor sin tener la calificaci n t cni...

Page 11: ...cesorios Fotoc lulas Empezar Paso 1 Memorizaci n de Control Remoto Memorizaci n Borrado de Memoria de Comando nico Borrado de Memoria deTodos Los Remotos Paso 2 Aprendizaje de Sistema L gica de La Ope...

Page 12: ...de teclas LED4 Fotoc lula 1 LED3 Fotoc lula 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 UP SET DOWN RF LEARN LED2 LED4 LED3 11 Lit Lit Lat Lat M1 M1 M2 M2 5V S1 S2 GND Lmt1...

Page 13: ...6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 LED2 LED3 LED4 Motor1 Power Verde Se al Verde Negro Motor2 Power Motor1 Power Sensor Hall Negro Motor2 Power Sensor Hall Motor con Interrupt...

Page 14: ...nales Terminales Bot n P Emparejamiento deWIFI Presione 1 seg Configuraci n Predeterminada Presione 3 seg Bot n R Presione para reiniciar Indicador LED Alimentaci n de Bater as El conector blanco de l...

Page 15: ...h2 Ph1 PhVcc PhVcc S2 5V ANT GND DKey GND GND GND GND Lmt1 GND J5 RF1 J3 J7 J8 NC NO CO CO NO NC CO NO 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 LED2 LED3 LED4 Lit M todo de detecci...

Page 16: ...bremente en ambos sentidos de apertura y cierre luego cierre el motor con la llave 2 Realice la apertura y cierre de la puerta varias veces y aseg rese de que las puertas toquen el interruptor final a...

Page 17: ...N Figura 3 en el panel de control durante 5 segundos 2 Espere hasta que la pantalla LED muestre DKY luego dentro de tres segundos 3 Presione el bot n del control remoto para ser eliminado Si el remoto...

Page 18: ...rendizaje de sistema Restablecer la configuraci n predeterminada del sistema Mantenga presionado los botones UP SET DOWN durante 5 segundos y el panel vuelve a la configuraci n predetermi nada Nota 1...

Page 19: ...nen si los transmisor bot n pulsador selector de llave se activan y se abren cuando los dichos dispositivos se reactivan Iluminaci n LED LED2 D Key S Key LED2 estar encendido cuando el selector de lla...

Page 20: ...el panel no detect el M1 M1 pero detect que M2 M2 se hayan conectado notifique al instalador que verifique la conexi n del cable del motor Si este es un sistema de la puerta nica los cables del motor...

Page 21: ...NPUT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 LED1 LED2 LED3 ON OFF UP SET DOWN Presione 9 10 11 12 13 14 LED1 LED2 LED3 ON OFF UP SET DOWN Presione AC INPUT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3...

Page 22: ...s F2 2 1 El par metro original es F3 2 1 El par metro original es F4 3 1 El par metro original es F5 3 1 El par metro original es F6 2 1 El par metro original es F7 1 Sobrecorriente interruptor final...

Page 23: ...detiene dentro de los 5 Se retrocede dentro de los 90 de recorrido se detiene dentro de los 10 Se retrocede dentro de los 85 de recorrido se detiene dentro de los 15 Se retrocede dentro de los 80 de...

Page 24: ...que se considera como sobrecorriente despu s de 0 5 segundos Modo 1 Modo 2 Modo 3 Modo 4 Funci n APAGADA Funci n ENCENDIDA Funci n APAGADA Funci n ENCENDIDA Funci n APAGADA Funci n ENCENDIDA Funci n...

Page 25: ...ta por el sobrecorriente FJ 0 FJ 1 FJ 2 FJ 3 FJ 4 FJ 5 FJ 6 Function APAGADA 0 1 segundo 0 2 segundo 0 3 segundo 0 4 segundo 0 5 segundo 0 6 segundo 1 El par metro original es FJ 0 El valor se puede a...

Page 26: ...uridad est n activados Posici n de la puerta Posici n de la puerta Tipo del Dispositivo de Seguridad TOTALMENTE CERRADA TOTALMENTE ABIERTA DETENIDA DURANTE EL MOVIMIENTO CERRANDO ABRIENDO PH1 Fotoc lu...

Page 27: ...bido cerrar Abrir Sin efecto PH2 Fotoc lula PRENDIDA APAGADA Prohibido abrir Sin efecto Prohibido abrir Sin efecto Detener Especificaci nT cnica Fuente de alimentaci n principal Bater a en reserva Pan...

Page 28: ...te por personal auto rizado Si el equipo sufre da os por falta de mantenimiento la garant a no ser otorgada y el cliente deber cancelar el valor de la reparaci n o repuesto s requerido s Opening your...

Page 29: ...por lo cual es necesario que el cliente instale el producto con instaladores o distribuidores autorizados de no ser asi el beneficio no ser suministrado 3 Los distribuidores autorizados de Accessmatic...

Page 30: ...ad the manual carefully before installation using the product The installation of your new door must be carried out by a technically qualified or licensed person Attempting to install or repair the mo...

Page 31: ...2 2 4 5 5 6 6 7 8 CONTENT Warning Standard installation Dimension chart Motor fixing Wire connection Emergency release Dimension Technical feature Maintenance Warranty Opening your life Eagle 500 501...

Page 32: ...appropriately and away from children 7 Only original parts can be applied for the replacement or repair of the motorized system Any damages caused by inadequate parts and usages cannot be claimed to...

Page 33: ...own on the chart for proper installation Adjust the gate structure to fit it for best automation if necessary Before preceding the installation be sure that gate moves freely and that 1 Hinges are pro...

Page 34: ...Figure 2 Figure 3 Opening your life Eagle 500 501 1 3...

Page 35: ...Gate at 45 angle position Prior to weld the bracket on the gate leaf if necessary cover the gate opener to prevent damages from sparks no 1 A B A B no 2 Transformer Antenna ANT GND P190 PCB1 40121 37...

Page 36: ...ailure or to program your automatic gate you can manually unlock the engines Stand in the inner side of the gate Insert the hex wrench for unlocking and then turn anti clockwise 180 degrees You can no...

Page 37: ...e Motor power supply Cycles Hour Opening speed Work cycle Door weight Work temperature Maximum number of controls Frequency 110V 60 Hz 24V 40 18 sec 80 350Kg 20 C 50 C 200 433 Mhz 110V 60 Hz 24V 40 18...

Page 38: ...lean and lubricate the screws the pins and the hinge with grease 2 Check the fastening points are properly tightened 3 Make the wire connection are in good condition Connect the power supply 1 Check t...

Page 39: ...n using the product The installation of your new door must be carried out by a technically qualified or licensed person Attempting to install or repair the motor without technical qualification can re...

Page 40: ...Fi Device Back up Batteries Accessories Photocells Get Started Step 1 Remote Memorizing Memorizing Deleting memory of single command Deleting all memory of all remotes Step 2 System Learning Gate Ope...

Page 41: ...de teclas LED4 Fotoc lula 1 LED3 Fotoc lula 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 UP SET DOWN RF LEARN LED2 LED4 LED3 11 Lit Lit Lat Lat M1 M1 M2 M2 5V S1 S2 GND Lmt1...

Page 42: ...y GND GND GND GND Lmt1 GND PC190 PCB1 40121 377 A1 Q17 J5 RF LEARN RF1 K5 K3 K2 K1 J4 J3 J7 F1 J8 NC NO CO NC NO CO CO NO NC CO NO NC NC NO CO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22...

Page 43: ...ining positive and negative terminals go to the control board as per the photo above 12 Volt 2 2Ah Battery SERIES 12 Volt 2 2Ah Battery OUTPUT 24Volt 2 2Ah Back up Batteries Wi Fi Device LED descripti...

Page 44: ...itting Element Operation Indicator Dimensions Output Method Current Consumption Connection Method Housing Material Water Proof Safety Standard Through Beam MAX 15m AC DC 12 24V TX 30mA Max RX 25 mA Ma...

Page 45: ...en lock the gearmotor 2 Perform the gate opening and closing several times and make sure the gates touches the limit switch at least 2 3 cm before the mechanical stop Press button RF Learn on the cont...

Page 46: ...n RF LEARN button Figure 3 on the control board for 5 seconds 2 Wait until the LED display shows DKY then within three seconds 3 Press the button of the remote to be deleted If the remote has been del...

Page 47: ...to system learning Restore system default setting Press and Hold the UP SET DOWN button for 5s and panel restores back to default setting Note 1 LED Shows D G tells the system learning has be complete...

Page 48: ...ing phase The gates stop if the transmitter push button key selector is activated and open when the transmitter push button key selector is reactivated LED Lighting LED2 RF Key selector or the push bu...

Page 49: ...means the panel did not detected the M1 M1 but detected M2 M2 been connected notice the installer to check the motor wire connection if this is single gate system motor wire should connect to M1 M1 n...

Page 50: ...4 1 2 3 4 5 6 LED1 LED2 LED3 ON OFF UP SET DOWN Presione 9 10 11 12 13 14 LED1 LED2 LED3 ON OFF UP SET DOWN Presione AC INPUT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 LED1 LED2 LED3 ON OFF UP SET...

Page 51: ...actory setting is F1 1 1 The factory setting is F2 2 1 The factory setting is F3 2 1 The factory setting is F4 3 1 The factory setting is F5 3 1 The factory setting is F6 2 1 The factory setting is F7...

Page 52: ...of route stops within 5 It falls back within 90 of route stops within 10 It falls back within 85 of route stops within 15 It falls back within 80 of route stops within 20 It falls back within 75 of ro...

Page 53: ...rcurrent after 0 5 seconds Mode 1 Mode 2 Mode 3 Mode 4 Function OFF Function ON Function OFF Function ON Function OFF Function ON Function OFF Function ON Function OFF Function ON Standard Gate Openin...

Page 54: ...rses Time when Close FJ 0 FJ 1 FJ 2 FJ 3 FJ 4 FJ 5 FJ 6 Function OFF 0 1 sec 0 2 sec 0 3 sec 0 4 sec 0 5 sec 0 6 sec 1 The factory setting is FJ 0 The value can be adjusted by pressing button UP and D...

Page 55: ...s are activated Position of Gate Type of Safety Device FULLY CLOSED FULLY OPENED STOP DURING MOVING CLOSING OPENING PH1 Photocell CLOSE No effect Reload automatic closing time Reload automatic closing...

Page 56: ...closing is ON Close not allowed Open No effect PH2 Photocell OPEN CLOSE Open not allowed No effect Stop Stop Stop Technical Specification Main power supply Back up battery Receiver board Installation...

Page 57: ...ce which will be provided exclusively by authorized personnel If the equipment suffers damage due to lack of maintenance the guarantee will not be granted and the customer must cancel the value of the...

Page 58: ...which it is necessary for the customer to install the product with authorized installers or distributors otherwise the benefit will not be provided 3 Accessmatic authorized distributors are empowered...

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