The supervised edge system is designed to provide status information to the installer or maintenance personnel in order to assist in
troubleshooting. There are three indicators in the receiver unit to observe: the green “heartbeat” LED, the red “fault” LED, and an
integral trouble sounder.
CONDITION
SOLUTION
• Red LED on
• 3 beeps repeated every 2 seconds
• Green LED does not fl ash
Transmission path failure. Make sure there is a direct line of sight
between transmitter and receiver. Transmitter LED or receiver
may be dirty.
OR
The battery was not properly inserted into the transmitter unit.
Open the transmitter unit and make sure the battery is inserted
with the correct polarity.
• Red LED on
• 3 beeps repeated every 2 seconds
• Green LED fl ashes about every second
One unit is set to channel A while the other is set to channel
B. Open one of the units and change the channel jumper as
described in channel election section.
(ELECTRIC EDGE ONLY)
• Red LED on
• 3 beeps repeated every 2 seconds
• Green LED fl ashes about every second
Safety edge open fault. Open the transmitter unit and make sure
connections are tight.
The safety edge is open or does not have an 8.2k Ohm resistor
embedded. Use a multimeter to check the resistance on the edge,
it should be between 7.5k Ohms and 15k Ohms.
• Red LED on
• 3 beeps repeated every 2 seconds
• Green LED fl ashes about every second
The door/grill is closed on an uneven surface. This is a normal
condition if continuously depressed.
(ELECTRIC EDGE ONLY)
Safety edge is shorted or partially shorted. Check the edge
connections in transmitter, and then measure the safety edge
resistance. Correct tolerance is 7.5k Ohms to 15k Ohms. Replace
edge if out of tolerance.
• Red LED Off
• Sounder sounds 2 beeps every ten seconds
• Green LED fl ashes about every second
Low battery indication. Replace the battery in the transmitter unit
with a 3V Lithium battery.
IMPORTANT
- Test system thoroughly before the door is put
into normal operation. Stand clear of the door until it is fully
tested. If any failure occurs during the test procedure, turn all
power to the operator off and follow the suggestions in the
Diagnostics section of this guide.
1. Turn power on to the operator.
2. The system should remain quiet and the green LED should
flash briefly once a second.
3. Cover the protruding LED on the transmitter unit. The red LED
on the receiver unit should come on and be accompanied by a
3-beep warning from the trouble sounder every 2 seconds.
Uncover the LED.
4. Partially open the door. Squeeze the safety edge. The red LED
on the receiver unit should come on and be accompanied by a
3-second continuous warning from the trouble sounder.
Release the safety edge.
5. Begin closing the door. Being careful to stand clear of the door,
squeeze the safety edge. The door should stop its downward
motion and begin to open.
6. Allow door to open completely. The system should remain quiet
and the green LED should flash briefly once a second. Both
units should have an unimpeded path throughout the range of
motion of the door. Strain relief should be used on both cables
as well as additional cable ties as necessary.
T E S T I N G
D I A G N O S T I C S
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