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Programming additional equipment for the 207C circuit board 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LEB Radio-keypad programming 

 

 

1.  Move the jumper shown in Fig. 2 to A.B from B.C.  This will activate the unit 

 

2.  Install the keypad in location.  Do not overtighten the screws.  Overtightening can distort the pad and leave the 

keys inoperative 

 

3.  Dial in the following numbers to set the keypad to standard 20 mode. Dial in the numbers exactly as quoted 

here and ignore that the unit does not bleep every time a button is pressed during this procedure. 

 

4.  Dial in, 

00000 OK  99999 OK 5

 

 

5.  Enter radio code programming (for the START control).

 

On the 207C panel

press and release the P3 button 

(PROGR

) button. The LED DL6 will start to flash. Dial in the numbers of your choice, (max5) and end with OK.  

The DL6 will go out.  Dial in the same numbers again and end with OK, the gates should open. 
 

6.  Enter radio code programming (for the PEDESTRIAN control).

 

P3 button 

(PROGR

) button twice; LED DL6 will 

start to flash quickly. Dial in the numbers of your choice, (max5) and end with OK.  The DL6 will go out.  Dial in 
the same numbers again and end with OK, the pedestrian gate should open. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SILICONE SEAL AROUND SCREW 

HOLES AFTER INSTALL 

 

       Drill a small weep hole here to let out      
any moisture. 

 

Summary of Contents for 207-SM

Page 1: ...to anyone who may need it and make sure that all involved personnel are aware of this Type of product The 207 control panel has been designed to control 1 or 2 operators 12VDC and a 24VDC version for...

Page 2: ...circuit board 11 Automatic programming of working times and slowing speed 12 13 Manual programming of working times and slowing speed 14 Programming automation closing 15 16 Wireless Keypad Programmi...

Page 3: ...dges are used on gates in all areas where a specific risk of trapping may occur especially where there is less than a 50cm gap behind a gate when fully open Resistor 8k2 ohm circuits are used where CA...

Page 4: ...Output 24 VDCfor the flashing light 13 negative 14 positive 15 16 Output 24 VDC for accessories 15 positive 16 negative 17 18 Output 24Vdc for Motor 1 max 3A 19 20 Output 24Vdc for Motor 2 max 3A 21 2...

Page 5: ...re to the slower Moving more to the faster 5 Dip Switches SW1 SW2 features S W 1 ON OFF 1 Working only with 1 motor Use input M1 Working with 2 motors M1 M2 2 Feature close immediately enable When the...

Page 6: ...ant to store led DL6 switched off as confirmation that code has been stored You can store up to max 32 different codes for the Pedestrian 8 Remote control cancellation Cancellation of a single code st...

Page 7: ...ansformer Cable Information Main Supply 230Vac 3 0Amp minimum Photocells Safety Edges and Viro Lock BT cable CW1128 with conduit recommended Motors 2 Core 1 5mm2 MIN With single motor SW1 1 needs to b...

Page 8: ...tors have started the gate will not function If you are using two pairs of photocells as pictured the receivers should be crossed on opposite sides so that you do not have two receivers at the same si...

Page 9: ...issioning to work One pair wiring FES 180 BIG 1 F Photocell Two pair wiring FES 180 BIG 1 F Photocell Remove this link when photocells are added The vertical jumpers should not be installed as the 909...

Page 10: ...e power Turn the power back on again Press once the key fob that you previously learned in at step 2 and 3 Observe the direction that both gates move in at the start and then immediately turn the powe...

Page 11: ...position The board automatically searches for the open gate position the gate for motor 1 opens and after 3 seconds fixed or preset delay the gate for motor 2 starts to open In order to protect the me...

Page 12: ...ates move in at the start and then immediately turn the power off again The gate if that travels in an open direction is correct The gate that travels in a closing direction is incorrect Identify this...

Page 13: ...ng press and release the P2 WORK the time between pressing WORK will determine the phase displacement interval for closing The door for motor 1 starts to close the LED flashes normally 16 Deceleration...

Page 14: ...flash 2 Deleting automatic closing time Press and release the P1 BREAK button twice This sets the automatic closing waiting time to zero LED DL6 turns off PROGRAMMING RADIO CODE START CONTROL 1 Enter...

Page 15: ...e 4 Dial in 00000 OK 99999 OK 5 5 Enter radio code programming for the START control On the 207C panel press and release the P3 button PROGR button The LED DL6 will start to flash Dial in the numbers...

Page 16: ...5 5 Type in the new combination again 12345 6 To enter the code for the START control With the gate closed locate the P3 LEARN button and push the button once 7 While DL6 is flashing dial in the new c...

Page 17: ...safety if necessary integrating those in the manual for installation of the door gate and give the user a copy Compile the proof book and give the user a copy see facsimile in Annex 1 Draft the EC de...

Page 18: ...MACHINERY DIRECTIVE 98 37 EEC AND THE STANDARDS EN 13241 1 EN 12453 EN 12445 The risks listed below follow the sequence of the installation process These risks are those which are commonly present in...

Page 19: ...force should be measured one leaf at a time Check that the values measured by the instrument are below those indicated in the graph Carry out the measurements in the following points L 50 300 and 500...

Page 20: ...ective device in accordance with the standard EN 12978 for example a sensitive edge and repeat the measurement 5 Impact in the area of closure Figure 1 risk C F Install a pair of photocells recommende...

Page 21: ...Use CE marked components and materials pursuant to the Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EEC F Carry out the electrical connections connection to the mains earth connections and relevant checks in accordanc...

Page 22: ...afety devices installed 1 7 1 1 7 2 1 7 3 1 7 4 1 6 1 1 1 2 Integration principles for safety and information 20 Signalling equipment 21 Warnings 22 Marking 23 Operating instructions 23 Maintenance 24...

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