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ACCESSORY CONNECTIONS

C

Power

Detect

Loop Fail

Reset

2

1

0

0

SENS.
LEVEL

BOOST ON

PULSE

FREQ.

0

0

OFF

PRES

2

1

1

2

3

4

5

6

Power

Detect

Loop Fail

Reset

2

1

0

0

SENS.
LEVEL

BOOST ON

PULSE

FREQ.

0

0

OFF

PRES

2

1

1

2

3

4

5

6

SAFETY LOOP

DETECTOR

EXIT LOOP 
DETECTOR

KEYPAD OR 
TELEPHONE

1

ABC

2

DEF

3

GHI

4

JKL

5

MNO

6

PQRS

7

TUV

8

WXYZ

9

TONE

*

OPER

0

 

#

REMOVE BLACK JUMPER

FROM 

 WHEN 

SAFETY

A SAFETY DEVICE IS INSTALLED

= NORMALLY OPEN CONTACT

N/C

= NORMALLY CLOSED CONTACT

C

= 24V-COM

N/C

N/O

N/O

The circuit board’s 24 VDC terminal provides up to 700 mAmps to power accessories such as loop detectors, 
keypads, etc. If the total current draw of your accessories exceeds the 700 mAmps, a separate power supply 
(transformer) is required.

When installing a safety loop detector or pedestrian switch or a stop switch, make sure to REMOVE the black 
jumper between the 24V-COM and SAFETY and/or STOP_CMD terminals.

DO NOT use these terminals for monitored entrapment protection device connection. See next page for wiring.

PUSH BUTTON 
OR FIRE BOX

CARD READER 
OR KEY SWITCH

NO Contacts

NC Contacts

Exit Loop Detector

Safety Loop Detector

Keypad

Photo Eye

Telephone System

STOP_CMD

Push Button

Card Reader

COMMON

MON-24VDC

MON_OPEN

MON_CLOSE

CLOSE

PHOTO EYE

COM

N.C.

N.C.

OR

COM

CLOSE

EDGE

OPEN 

PHOTO EYE

COM

N.C.

N.C.

OR

COM

OPEN
EDGE

MON_CLOSE 

(LED will indicate when an obstruction is detected or device is not present) 

This  input  is  only  for  the  monitored  entrapment  protection  device  for  the  close 
direction.  When  the  gate  is  closing,  it  will  open  to  the  full  open  position  if  an 
obstruction is sensed and resets the automatic close timer. This input does nothing 
in the opening direction. If a device is not connected or the board detects a fault 
(MON_FAULT LED will turn on), the operator will only work with a constant pressure 
actuated switch.

MON_OPEN 

(LED will indicate when an obstruction is detected or device is not present)

This  input  is  only  for  the  monitored  entrapment  protection  device  for  the  open 
direction.  When the gate is opening, it will reverse for 2 seconds and stop if it senses 
an obstruction.   This input does nothing in the closing direction. If a device is not 
connected or the board detects a fault (MON_FAULT LED will turn on), the operator 
will only work with a constant pressure actuated switch.

MONITORED ENTRAPMENT PROTECTION 

DEVICE CONNECTION

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There  are  2  types  of  sensors  that  can  be  connected  to  the  gate  operator  for  UL  325  monitored  entrapment 
compliance: non-contact sensors (photo eye) and contact sensors (edge sensors).

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Monitored entrapment protection devices use 4 wires to connect to the board. From the device, connect the 

RELAY 

COMMON

 to the board 

COMMON

 and the 

NORMALLY CLOSED

 relay contact to the assigned 

MON_OPEN 

or 

MON_CLOSE

 input. Connect the power wires to the 

COMMON

 and 

MON-24VDC.

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IMPORTANT:

 You must use the MON-24VDC to properly monitor entrapment protection devices. To turn this voltage 

on for

 initial setup

, press the reset button on the board. Do not use the 24 VDC terminal on the board’s terminal strip. 

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NOTE:

 The power to the 

MON-12/24VDC

 terminal will be off when the gate is at rest (not moving). It will be normal to 

see the 

MON_OPEN

 and 

MON_CLOSE

 LEDs when the gate is closed. If the auto close timer is 

OFF

 it will do the 

same when the gate is at rest in the open position. Also, if no devices are connected both of these lights will stay ON.

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Please refer to the device manufacturer wiring instructions for details, making sure to follow the normally closed wiring 
directions. Some devices may work on monitoring interfaces other than normally closed.

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Should there be a need for more than 1 entrapment protection device for each direction, use a multi-input module from 
Miller Edge (model: MIM-62).

Summary of Contents for SL-100 AC

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Page 3: ...tion Setting 14 Programmable Relay and Leaf Delay 15 Timer Adjustment and Radio Setting 16 Electronic Reversing Device ERD Adjustment 17 Dip Switch Functions 18 WIRING ACCESSORIES TO CIRCUIT BOARD Acc...

Page 4: ...the gate is not moving It is advised that the power be turned off Always keep people and objects away from the gate No one should cross the path of a moving gate The gate operator must be tested month...

Page 5: ...minimum force setting that will allow for reliable gate operation Install the operator inside the fence line Do not install the operator on the public side of the fence line Install a proper electric...

Page 6: ...cted access locations not servicing the general public and where unauthorized access is prevented via supervision by security personnel THE SIX TYPES OF OBSTRUCTION SENSING SYSTEMS TYPE A Inherent ent...

Page 7: ...th internal clutch Dimensions 12 W X 17 5 L X 23 5 H 15 W X 19 5 L X 25 H Shipping Weight 100 lbs 150 lbs Emergency Release SL 100 AC Push open with power off SL 100 ACFP Foot pedal release Foot pedal...

Page 8: ...LTS 1 2 X 3 1 2 AREA FOR CONDUIT OPERATOR CONCRETE PAD OPERATOR FRAME GATE TRACK GATE TRACK FOOTING MINIMUM 5 10 17 2 CHAIN LINE 23 GATE TRACK FOOTING 8 24 4 6 5 INSTALL 4 ABOVE GROUND WHEN POSSIBLE F...

Page 9: ...4 16 25 30 7 5 4 RED HEAD BOLTS X 3 AREA FOR CONDUIT GATE TRACK GATE TRACK FOOTING MINIMUM 5 10 15 20 1 75 CHAIN LINE 8 24 4 INSTALL 4 ABOVE GROUND WHEN POSSIBLE FOOTING FOR GATE OPERATOR TRACK FOOTIN...

Page 10: ...Y GATE CLOSED GATE OPERATOR TRACK FOOTING OPERATOR FOOTING DRIVE CHAIN DRIVE CHAIN FRONT VIEW OVERHEAD VIEW TOP OF OPERATOR PAD TOP OF OPERATOR PAD SL 150AC TRACK FOOTING OPERATOR FOOTING GATE IN OPEN...

Page 11: ...E OPERATOR OPERATOR FOOTING TRACK FOOTING TRACK FOOTING FRONT VIEW OVERHEAD VIEW GATE OPERATOR FOOTING MOVE ONE IDLER TO THE BOTTOM CENTER HOLE AND FOLLOW THE CHAIN PATH AS SHOWN CHAIN PATH GATE POST...

Page 12: ...non contact photoelectric sensor or contact edge for each entrapment zone prior to gate operation The operator cycles power to the external entrapment protection device and checks for device signals I...

Page 13: ...an All O Matic circuit board use the following SAFETY LOOP Normally Closed N C Contacts EXIT OPEN CMD Normally Open N O Contacts See page 22 for LPR 1 loop rack wiring Loop wires MUST be twisted from...

Page 14: ...d If the wire breaks or is cut replace it with a single length wire NEVER use two wires for the ground Check the local city code for proper earth ground rod type and grounding procedures Use UL listed...

Page 15: ...it box on SL 150 AC and follow the steps below 1 Turn the power OFF on the operator 2 Push the limit lock plate down on the SL 100 AC or outwards on the SL 150 AC 3 Turn the limit nut toward the switc...

Page 16: ...important to not over tighten the clutch as it is a method of protecting the operator Follow these instructions to tighten the clutch when necessary To increase the torque use a pipe wrench to turn t...

Page 17: ...operator The direction of gate opening is determined from behind the gate operator LEDs will show opening and closing direction when the gate is moving OPEN L R switch OFF is for left hand opening OPE...

Page 18: ...in motion Typically used for an audible alarm or strobe light to warn when the gate is in motion 3 Alarm system output Activates the relay when the gate is forced open 4 ON when gate is not fully clos...

Page 19: ...lose can be set from 1 to 60 seconds TIMER OFF Gate operation is push button to open push button to close RADIO ON To override the timer and allow the radio receiver to close the gate before the timer...

Page 20: ...vehicle has cleared the loop the gate will stop and close If a second vehicle goes over the loop while the gate is closing the gate will stop The vehicle must get off of the loop before the gate cont...

Page 21: ...c Reversing Device ERD which will cause the gate to reverse direction when it comes into contact with an obstruction The amount of force required to reverse the gate s direction depends on the ERD sen...

Page 22: ...circuit board s 24 VDC terminal provides up to 700 mAmps to power accessories such as loop detectors keypads etc If the total current draw of your accessories exceeds the 700 mAmps a separate power su...

Page 23: ...re are 2 types of sensors that can be connected to the gate operator for UL 325 monitored entrapment compliance non contact sensors photo eye and contact sensors edge sensors Monitored entrapment prot...

Page 24: ..._OPEN COM COMMON POWER COMMON POWER MON_12 24VDC EMX NIR 50 WIRE BOARD TERMINAL BLACK MON_CLOSE OR MON_OPEN WHITE COMMON BLUE COMMON BROWN MON_12 24VDC TRANSMITTER SOLUTIONS R50R UL R32P UL SR33HD SR6...

Page 25: ...IABLO DSP 55 OFF DIABLO DSP 50 OFF The SL 100ACFP and SL 150AC models come equipped with the pre wired LPR 1 loop rack for safety and exit plug in loop detectors making installation quick and efficien...

Page 26: ...ted on the board to make limit and ERD adjustments easier An external three button station may also be installed See diagram below for wiring instructions NOTE On SL 100 AC model STOP CMD jumper must...

Page 27: ...LINK LED should be ON on both machines 4 Connect all accessories to the master operator Accessories installed on the slave operator will not work Note Accessory power may be connected to the slave op...

Page 28: ...l strip located outside of the control box For 4 wire receivers connect the 2 gray wires to terminals 1 and 2 on the receiver terminal strip located outside of the control box Connect the black wire t...

Page 29: ...appropriate voltage specific to the lock accessory and two wires When using a magnetic lock the LOCK dip switch 4 must be turned ON The LOCK OUTPUT LED will turn on to show the lock is magnetized When...

Page 30: ...es to manually open the SL 100 ACFP and SL 150 AC 1 Turn operator power OFF 2 Push foot pedal down and move to the left to lock pedal in down position 3 Push gate open NOTE These operators are equippe...

Page 31: ...y of the owner These warranties are in lieu of all other warranties either expressed or implied and ALL O MATIC INC shall not be liable for consequential damage All implied warranties of merchantabili...

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