Digger Specialities Turning Point, Installation And Operator'S Manual

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Gate Installation Instructions
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so will damage the circuit board
and render your warranty void.
k. ALARM – Output for 12-Volt
high volume (100dB minimum)
alarm (included). If alarm is
activated, clicking the on /off
switch will silence the alarm and
reset the system.
l. LIGHT – Output for 12-volt
lighting. Lights turn on when gate
is activated and will remain on for
approximately 30 seconds after the
cycle is complete. Do not exceed
40 watts of lighting.
m. LOCK – Terminal points for
Power Bolt Lock motor(s) leads.
Multiple locks may be employed.
n. MAG LOCK – Terminal points
for magnetic lock leads. The
magnetic lock activates as soon as
the gates complete their close
cycle. The gate opening cycle will
not begin until the magnetic lock
disengages. The magnetic lock is
wired into the terminal labeled
“Mag Lock” Polarity is not
critical. Dipswitches 5 and 6 must
be open.
o. GATE 1 – Terminal points for
gate motor leads. Polarity depends
on desired swing of gate. Use this
terminal with a single gate.
p. GATE 2 – Terminal points for
gate motor leads. Polarity depends
on desired swing of gate. Use this
terminal for gate 2 of a double
drive system.
3. In the control box cover/lid is a small circuit
board. This is the wireless transmitter receiver.
(see figure E3) It is connected to the circuit
board with a three (3) wire lead. On this panel
are a series of dipswitches that must be matched
to the wireless transmitter dipswitches. For
Example when the dipswitch is dipped toward
the numbers on switch number 1 in the
transmitter, it must be the same in the receiver.
There are 10 switches in this cluster. Make your
own unique setting and match it with the
dipswitches in the wireless transmitter. These
may be changed periodically for your security.
From the factory the transmitter and the receiver
are matched by alternating the dipswitches. 1, 3,
5, 7, and 9 are open and 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 are
closed (see figure E3). Synchronizing is critical
for the system to function.
4. Fuses in the control panel are maximum
15Ampere.
5. There is an antenna wire that hangs in the lid
portion of the control box. This is a wire
attached to the receiver circuit board at one end
and the other end hangs loose in the box. If
there is a cover added to the standard control
box the reception might be diminished if the
antenna wire is not ran outside the added cover.
Figure E3
Dipswitches
Antenna
Plug to Main
Circuit board
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