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1.  LIGHT CODE button 

(White) 

is used for storing or erasing the 
transmitter button (code)  you wish to 
use to turn the courtesy light on the 
Opener on and off. 
 

2.  DOOR CODE button (

Blue) is 

used for storing or erasing the 

 

 

 

 

transmitter button  (code)  you wish 
to use to command the door to open , 
stop or close. 
 

3

.  

CLOSE DRIVE button (

Red) is 

used during installation to help set the 
close limit stop position. Pressing and 
holding this button will move the 
door in the close direction. Move-
ment stops when the button is re-
leased. 

N O T E :   T h e   c l o s e   s a f e t y                
obstruction detection is inoperable 
whenever the Close Drive button is 
used to move door. 
 
4

.  

CLOSE LIMIT Led

 (Red) .the   

led is very helpful during installation, 
it illuminates and flashes when the 
door is closing and remains steady on 
when the close limit is    activated 
 

5.  AUTO CLOSE button 

(White) is 

used to adjust the auto close time. 
While   holding   in   the   Auto  
Close    
button and then pressing (each press 
will increase the time by 5 seconds) 
the  Open  button  the  time  is               
increased, pressing the Close button 
will decrease the time.   

  
6.  RESET button 

(white

)

 is used to          

initialise   and   set   the  door / 
opener    
operating parameters, including cycle 
times and obstruction force settings. 
Check the installation manual for 
other uses. 

 
7

 O / S / C button

 (Yellow) is used 

during installation to test the Open, 
Stop and Close cycles for the Opener. 
The Opener has to be initialised by the 
Reset button before the O/S/C button 

15.  P.E. Input  

is for connection of 

Photo  Electric  Beams  (optional     
extra) for extra safety obstruction 
protection, or compulsory when 
used with Auto Close Mode. 

NOTE:  P.E. SHUNT 

must not be 

removed otherwise the Opener will 
not function correctly. Remove only 
when a P.E. is to be connected 
 

16 

This connection is only on 

ATA’s EasyRoller roll-up door 
opener. 

 
17.  SECURALIGHT Input

 is used 

for connecting a Securalight 
(optional  extra)  Monitor.  A          
Securalight is a monitor unit which 
is mounted inside your home and is 
connected to the Opener by wire    
cable. The monitor indicates the 
status of the door, for example if the 
door is moving or is opened or 
closed, etc.  The door can also be 
controlled from the monitor unit. 
 

18.  O / S / C Input 

is  for          

connecting the wired Wall Switch 
(optional extra). 
 

19. ENGAGE / DISENGAGE 
HANDLE 

when  pulled  down        

towards door and released will select 
manual mode. Used, for example 
when there is a power failure. Pull-
ing the handle away from door and      
releasing again will select automatic 
mode 

8. CLOSE LIMIT ADJUST 
SCREW (

Red) is used to fine adjust 

the close limit stop position. Check 
installation section on how to adjust. 
 

9. OPEN LIMIT ADJUST 
SCREW (

Green) is used to fine    

adjust the open limit stop    position. 
Check  installation section on how 
to adjust. 
 

 11.  OPEN Drive button (

Green)

 

is used during installation to help set 
the open limit stop position. 

 

 

 

 

Pressing  and holding this button 
will move the door in the open di-
rection.       Movement stops when 
the button is released.   

 

 

NOTE:  The  open  obstruction        
detection is disabled whenever the 
Open Drive button is used to 
move door. 
 
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OPEN LIMIT Led

  (Green)   

the   led is very helpful during       
installation, it illuminates and 
flashes when the door is opening 
and         remains steady on when 
the open limit is activated 
 

13 

The cam operation is only on 

ATA’s EasyRoller roll-up door 
opener 
 

14.  FORCE  MARGIN  SET     
(white) Button 

is used to change 

the force    pressure    when    the    
door  
encounters an obstruction. Pressing 
the Force Margin Set button and 
Open or Close button will increase 
or decrease the force.

 

Normally the 

force pressure is set automatically.  
The Force Margin Set is only ever 
used  if  other  environmental fac-
tors  
(wind, etc.) effect the operations of 
the Door/Opener. 

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Summary of Contents for SECURALIFT

Page 1: ...OPENER Warning Failure to comply with the Installation instructions and the Safety warnings may result in Serious Personal Injury and or Property Damage and or Remote Control Opener Damage OWNERS COP...

Page 2: ...DOOR WITH OUT TRACK 9 10 MOUNTING DOOR BRACKET ARMS 10 SETTING UP OF LIMITS SETTING OBSTRUCTION FORCES 11 13 STORING TRANSMITTER CODE INTO THE RECEIVER 13 STORING ADDITIONAL TRANSMITTERS 13 DELETING T...

Page 3: ...y be lawfully excluded hereby expressly disclaims all conditions or warranties Statutory or otherwise which may be implied by laws as conditions or warranties of purchase of an Automatic Technology Au...

Page 4: ...ulsory to in stall a Photo Electric Beam if this mode is selected otherwise the door will not operate AUTO RUN TIME If the Motor is left running in the Opener for any reason the Auto Run Time will tur...

Page 5: ...is only on ATA s EasyRoller roll up door opener 17 SECURALIGHT Input is used for connecting a Securalight optional extra Monitor A Securalight is a monitor unit which is mounted inside your home and i...

Page 6: ...ve Sprocket on Drive Unit If the Opener is to be fitted to a one piece door without track ex change the 9 teeth Sprocket on Drive Unit with a 7 teeth drive sprocket available as an op tion from ATA IM...

Page 7: ...ts at both ends of chain index STEP 5 Open the door and find the highest point of travel of the top door panel Using a level transfer this height to the wall above the floor FIG 5 and mark a line 60mm...

Page 8: ...forated strips of angle not supplied with M8 x 20mm screws nuts and washer Strips should not extend more than 18mm below centre of drive unit mounting holes FIG 8 8a STEP 6 The intersection of line 21...

Page 9: ...nting is shown FIG 8 8a Do not lock screws at this stage STEP 11 Close the door slowly The opener pipe tube will be elevated by the top edge of the door as it moves Stop the door when it is at its hig...

Page 10: ...raight arm If installing on a door with bad wave action lengthen ing the arm even further will assist the door operation by reducing the wave action STEP 13 The door bracket is in two parts The bottom...

Page 11: ...e position then re lease the button and the door will stop Turn the limit adjust screw 8 in clockwise direction till the red indicator 4 comes on FIG 15 6 Now to check the limits set press the open gr...

Page 12: ...pressed to indi cate that the force pressure is being increased If the green LED flashes continuously when the open but ton is being pressed this indicates that the maxi mum force pressure setting has...

Page 13: ...Pause for two seconds Press the same button again on the Transmitter for approximately two seconds 3 Release the blue Door Code button 2 4 Press the Transmitter button to see if it operates the door...

Page 14: ...SMITTER CODE TO OPERATE THE COURTESY LIGHT The Transmitter can be programmed to operate the Courtesy Light on the Door Opener 1 Press and hold Light Code button 1 on the Control Panel FIG 20 2 Press t...

Page 15: ...an obstruction not from the P E while closing the door will re open and not auto close After the setting of the auto close mode whenever the door is in the open position the open limit green LED will...

Page 16: ...PARTS LIST...

Page 17: ...ATIONS 16 DOOR STATUS INDICATORS DOOR OPENER STATE OPEN LED GREEN CLOSE LED RED SERVICE LED YELLOW COURTESY LIGHT BEEPER OPEN On CLOSE On OPENING Flashing CLOSING Flashing DOOR TRAVEL STOPPED Flashing...

Page 18: ...lat Radio interference Battery flat or battery lead broken Refer to installation instructions step 17 Extend antenna wire Reposition antenna Replace battery Return operator to place of purchase for fr...

Page 19: ...damage to or normal wear and tear to the Product or to the Product s components B flood fire or lighting C incorrect improper or unreasonable maintenance and or use D installation adjustment or use o...

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