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ENGLISH

This product is only intended to be used for the purpose it was designed. Any other use is therefore improper and dangerous. The manu-
facturer is not liable for any damage caused by improper, wrongful or unreasonable use.
Stay away from working mechancal parts. Stay out of the working range of the moving operator.
Do not oppose the movement of the operator as this may result in danger.

Do not allow children to play to loiter within the working range of the operator. Keep transitters and any other command devices away from 
children, to prevent the operator from being activated y mistake.
Immediately stop using the operator if any anomaly is manifested.

Danger of hand crushing

Danger high voltage

Transit forbidden during 
operation

 Important general safety instructions

 The periodic maintenance actions

to be done by the end users are: 

cleaning the 

photocells' glass, checking the proper working state of the safety devices and making sure 
the operator is free of any impediments.
We also recommend to periodically check the lubrication the tightness of the bolts and 
screws on the operator.

To check that the safety devices are working properly, wave an object in front of the photo-
cells during closing; if the operator inverts its direction of travel or blocks movement, then 
the photocells are working properly. This is the only maintenance job that should be done 
with the power source on. 

Before doing any maintenance or repair job, cut off the main power, to prevent any dange-
rous situations.

To wipe clean the photocell glass, use a slightly damp cloth, and do not use any solvents or 
other chemical products that may ruin the device.

Check that there is not vegetation within range of the photocells, and that no objects interfe-
re with the operation of the automated device.

Safety instructions

Maintenance

Periodic maintenance

Summary of Contents for G3000

Page 1: ...G3000 G3000I SERIES GARD INSTALLATION MANUAL QUICK ROAD BARRIERS English EN...

Page 2: ...l release of the barrier arm p 11 Description of the control panel p 12 Technical data p 12 Main component parts p 12 Electrical connections p 13 Gearmotor encoder and transformer only for possible ma...

Page 3: ...ible to the public All maintained action com mands must be placed where the moving gate leaves transit areas and driveways are completely visible If missing ap ply a permanent label that shows the pos...

Page 4: ...d reflective adhesive strips 001G03002 60 mm white varnished aluminium tube arm L 3 m complete with red reflective adhesive bands 001G02040 40 mm balancing spring for the 001G03002 barrier 001G04060 5...

Page 5: ...eflective adhesive strips 2 Semi eliptical arm attachment flange complete with flange cover and arm end caps 3 60 mm tube arm attachment flange complete with flange cover and arm end caps 4 40 Balanci...

Page 6: ...ctric cable raceways making sure these are protected from any mechanical damage Set up a drainage tube to prevent stagnation of moisture that can lead to oxydation Check that any connections inside th...

Page 7: ...same line i e sequential ones the dimensions shown on the table must be reconsidered according to the total draw and actual distances When connecting products not featured in this manual only refer t...

Page 8: ...must be perfectly level clean and with the bolt threading completely on the surface Wait at least 24 hrs for everything to solidify Remove the nuts and washers from the threaded screws The following...

Page 9: ...g mounting phase the barrier may be unstable Do not rest against barrier until fully mounted to avoid any tumbling over LEFT hand barrier RIGHT hand barrier Installing the cabinet NOTE This manual sho...

Page 10: ...se the inspection hatch and power up the system Activate the arm to check whether it is parallel to the road surface when close and at about 89 when open To correct the vertical position opening lower...

Page 11: ...s broken or cracked during an accident etc the tension springs no longer provide balan ce This may result in sudden rotating movements of arm attachment and or of the arm itself Insert the key into th...

Page 12: ...nd button or transmitter key All connections are protected by quick fuses see table The card handles the following functions automatic closing after an opening command FUSE TABLE to protect fuses for...

Page 13: ...Terminals for powering accessories 24 A 230 V AC Overall allowed power 40 W Power source and accessories Power supply 230 V AC Frequency 50 60 Hz N B remove the protection which is fastened with one...

Page 14: ...in case of Maintai ned Action Flashing light for open barrier arm Contact rated for 24 V 3 W Max Warns that the barrier arm is open See function settings on F 10 Flashing light dome and luminous cord...

Page 15: ...the test on Electrical connection to work the photocells safety test Safety devices Con gure the CX or CY contact N C which is an input for EN 12978 regulation compliant safety devices such as photoc...

Page 16: ...NTER button pressed for at least a full second Use the arrows to choose the menu item you wish then press ENTER use the arrows also the move in the sub menus Use the arrows to increase or decrease the...

Page 17: ...sitivity during movement F 35 Sensitivity during deceleration F 37 Adjusting the opening deceleration beginning point of the M1 motor F 38 Adjusting the closing deceleration beginning point of the M1...

Page 18: ...the buttons or transmitter to resume movement Insert safety device on 1 C2 if unused select function 0 0 0 Deactivated 1 Activated by default F 2 CX input NC safety contact with ppssobility to associ...

Page 19: ...p close stop modes 0 step step by default 1 sequential F 9 Obstacle detection when motor is idle the arm is down up or after a total stop command it prevent movement if the safety davices i e photocel...

Page 20: ...fore the arm begins to travel the pre flashing time can be deactivated or adjusted from 1 to 10 0 Deactivated by default 1 1 second 2 2 seconds 10 10 seconds F 22 Working time working time of the moto...

Page 21: ...percentage of the arm s complete travel 40 40 of the arm travel 50 50 of the arm travel by default 70 70 of the arm travel F 38 Motor closing deceleration point adjusts the motor s beginning point of...

Page 22: ...iated command adding user max 25 users associated to a command via tramsitter 1 1 step command open close 2 2 sequential commande open stop close stop 3 open only command U 2 Cancelling user cancellin...

Page 23: ...e arrow buttons to select the command 1 step 2 sequential 3 open to assign to the user Press ENTER to confirm Adding user with associated command 3 an available number between 1 and 25 will flash for...

Page 24: ...1 CAME Cancelli Automatici S p a The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time and without obligation on the part of Came Cancelli Automatici S p a to notify said changes ENGLISH...

Page 25: ...perly and that motor runs properly Er3 encoder out of order call for assistance Er4 services test error check proper connections and functioning state of the safety devices Er5 insufficient working ti...

Page 26: ...ger high voltage Transit forbidden during operation Important general safety instructions The periodic maintenance actionsto be done by the end users are cleaning the photocells glass checking the pro...

Page 27: ...____________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Extraordina...

Page 28: ...be handed over the specially authorised disposal firms Before proceeding it is always a good idea to check your local legislation on the matter DO NOT DISPOSE OF IN NATURE Troubleshooting Dismantling...

Page 29: ...5 ver 2 1 2 1 02 2011 CAME Cancelli Automatici S p a The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time and without obligation on the part of Came Cancelli Automatici S p a to notify s...

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