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You are now ready to install and connect the auxiliary
equipment. INSTALLATION STEPS DETAILED IN
SECTIONS A, B, C AND D MUST BE COMPLETE BEFORE
PROCEEDING.
1. Vehicle Detectors:
If a Vehicle Detector (Reversing
Loop) is to be a part of this installation, start with this
first. Connect the vehicle detector to AC power and the
loop in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions
and the information contained in this manual. Do not
connect to the terminal strip of the LP1000 at this time.
Test the vehicle detector independently using
the presence lamp on the front panel of the
detector and a metal plate over the loop. When
you are satisfied that the detector is working
properly, connect the output wires to terminal
#11, "REV LOOP", on the control panel of the
LP1000.
Give the gate an open command and allow the
close timer to start the gate to close. Place the
metal plate over the loop and observe that the
"REVERSING LOOP" light comes ON and the
gate reopens.
2. Free Exit:
If a "FREE EXIT" detector is installed,
connect the output wires of this detector to the FREE
EXIT Terminal. (It is acceptable to have more than
one device connected to the same terminal.) Place
the metal plate over the FREE EXIT LOOP and
observe that the gate opens to the fully open position.
Leave the metal plate on the loop for at least one
minute. Observe that the gate does not close.
Remove the plate from the loop and observe that the
gate closes. (Some vehicle detectors will "tune out" a constant
obstruction to the loop after 15 to 30 minutes.)
3.
Installing other entry devices:
After you are satisfied that all the
loops are functioning properly, proceed with the installation of the
additional devices, such as a radio receiver, telephone entry or key
pad. Use the wiring procedures as described on page 11. Observe
the precautions regarding radio receivers. Connect other entry
devices to the appropriate terminal determined by the function
desired per the chart on page 17 and 18.
E:
INSTALLATION NOTES FOR AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT
BASIC OPERATIONAL GUIDE
x
If the gate is fully closed an Open Button, Alternate, Radio or Free Exit
input will cause the gate to begin moving in the open direction.
x
If the gate is fully open a Close Button, Alternate, or Radio input will
cause the gate to begin moving in the close direction.
x
If the gate is moving in a Close direction a Close Non-Contact Sensor,
Close Contact Sensor input or a Close Overload activation will cause
the gate to stop, pause and reverse for approximately 2 inches in the
Open direction.
x
If the gate is moving in a Close direction an Open Button, Radio,
Reversing, or Free Exit Loop input will cause the gate to stop, pause,
reverse and run in the Open direction.
x
If the gate is moving in a Close direction a Stop Button or Alternate
input will cause the gate to stop. A subsequent Alternate input will
cause the gate to begin moving in the Open direction.
x
If the gate is moving in an Open direction an Open Non-Contact
Sensor, Open Contact Sensor input or an Open Overload activation will
cause the gate to stop, pause and reverse for approximately 2 inches in
the Open direction.
x
If the gate is moving in an Open direction a Stop or Alternate input will
cause the gate to stop. A subsequent Alternate input will cause the gate
to begin moving in the Close direction.
x
Two sequential activations of the Overload detector (Open or Close
direction) before the gate reaches a limit will cause the operator to go
into the alarm mode. To reset the operator remove the obstruction and
either use constant pressure on a control button connected to the OPEN
or CLOSE input and move the gate to a fully open or closed position or
turn off and restore the power to the operator.
MANUAL OPERATION
- The gate can be moved open or
close in case of power failure or other need to move the gate manually
without disconnecting the operator chain. Remove power from the unit
(if not already off) and firmly grasp the leading edge of the gate. Push
or pull the gate in the direction desired. The amount of force required to
move the gate will depend on the gate weight and the inherent friction of
the overall system. Manual operation is possible without removing
power when the gate is in any position except the closed position, but
the lock will engage at the closed position and caution must be exercised
as control inputs will be active and able to energize the operator.
F:
END USER INSTRUCTIONS
GATE OPENER OPERATION AND SAFETY GUIDE
TERMINAL
STRIP
NOTE: A DEDICATED POWER SUPPLY IS
WIRING A SHADOW LOOP DETECTOR
WIRING A REVERSING LOOP DETECTOR
WIRING A FREE EXIT LOOP DETECTOR
NORMALLY OPEN
REQUIRED FOR THE DETECTOR
DRY CONTACTS
LOOP
LOOP DETECTOR
SHADOW
9
FREE EXIT
24 VAC
24 VAC
2
1
5
COMMON
REVERSE
16
11
Figure 24: Wiring A Free Exit or Reversing Loop Detector
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF SEVERE INJURY OR
DEATH: READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL!
WARNING!
