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H.

 

Motor output fuse

: If blown replace with an 8A fast blow fuse only. This fuse will normally blow if the maximum resistive 

load (Heavy door action/obstruction) is exceeded.   

 

I.

 

Battery low beep override jumper

: If the unit has been installed without batteries, place the jumper across the pins 

here. The unit will no longer beep once every 16 seconds. 

NB! When batteries are installed the battery low beeps must 

be active!

   

 

 

 

Advanced onboard receiver features. 

 

7.1

 

Adding remotes via an existing remote: 

This feature allows the installer to guide the end user through the adding 

of remote controls to the Bt (Button trigger) channel without accessing the control card, using a previously 
programmed remote that has control of the L (light) function. 

 

a.

 

Open door fully, 

b.

 

Press and hold the remote button that controls the (L) light function, until the onboard buzzer emits a 
continuous tone, 

c.

 

Press and release the required button on the new transmitter before the buzzer tone stops. If the tone 
stops before pressing a transmitter button then restart from (b).  

d.

 

The onboard buzzer will indicate whether  or not the programming was successful by one of the 
following; 

 

i.

 

No beeps

 = unsuccessful – contact supplier. 

ii.

 

2 beeps

 = successful – repeat steps (a) to (c) for more remote programming. 

iii.

 

10 beeps

 = successful however the previous remote in memory location has been deleted due 

to the memory being full. – Contact supplier. 

 

7.2

 

Remote controlled holiday lock-out: 

This feature allows for any of the remotes programmed into the L (light) 

channel to lock-out all use of the unit. I.e. disallow housekeeper from gaining access when the owner is away.  

 

7.2.1

 

Close door fully, 

7.2.2

 

Press and hold the remote button that controls the L (light) function, until the onboard buzzer emits five 
(5) rapid beeps. 
Any Bt (Button trigger) attempt will now result in the onboard buzzer repeating the three rapid beeps. 

7.2.3

 

To unlock repeat (b) above, this time however the onboard buzzer will emit four (4) long beeps to 
indicate unlocking status. After the beep confirmation, normal use is again active. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for BLUE-ROLL

Page 1: ...n Oct 08 002 support et co za Technical specifications may change without prior notice All goods are subject to the standard factory warranty as laid out on the last page of this publication G C Elect...

Page 2: ...d professional personnel should remove the covers Keep hands and or other parts of the body as well as loose items of clothing clear of the door and operator while operating or servicing In applicatio...

Page 3: ...it the support bracket or install the drive unit fully inside the drum Fig 7 1 2 Ensure reasonable door condition and operation Before beginning the installation of the opener check the operation of t...

Page 4: ...to the opposite side of the door from where the opener is to be installed and ensure the U bolts fastening the door shaft to the bracket are firmly tightened Pay extra attention here otherwise the do...

Page 5: ...s where the unit is installed where it can not be fastened to the door support bracket as in Fig 7 the addition of a self drilling tech screw through the base of the clamp into the torsion bar may be...

Page 6: ...main purpose is to eliminate the possibility of the door curtain ballooning on initial start up from the door fully open position After installing your new opener if your door balloons on initial star...

Page 7: ...ing 2 Light cover lens 3 Batteries 4 Control card 5 Transformer behind control card 6 Drive unit cable inlet 7 220V mains cable inlet 8 Antenna 9 Light cover lens fastening screw 10 Main control cover...

Page 8: ...ARD AS PER FIG 12 OR FIG 13 TO CONTINUE NB The motor wiring of a right hand installation differs to that of a left hand installation Figures 12 and 13 below indicate the wiring requirements for either...

Page 9: ...LOW 24Vac input from transformer secondary SEC 22 Positive auxiliary output 12V 100mA peak 23 0V auxiliary output Ground Fig 11 A Autoclose jumper On active 20secs and pre beep warning B Receiver prog...

Page 10: ...10 Fig 12 Left hand installation Fig 13 Right hand installation Red 0 75mm Motor Yellow 0 75mm Motor White 0 3mm Limit common Brown 0 3mm Open limit Green 0 3mm Closed limit...

Page 11: ...orking The last TX learned into this function may have been erased to allow your new TX 4 Repeat 1 to 3 above for further TX s C RX detection L E D This will flicker whenever there is a Keeloq transmi...

Page 12: ...new transmitter before the buzzer tone stops If the tone stops before pressing a transmitter button then restart from b d The onboard buzzer will indicate whether or not the programming was successful...

Page 13: ...t lock the cam to the extent that you can rotate the cam by hand while the cam can not rotate itself Rotate the open limit cam inner cam clockwise by hand in the direction of the limit switch until th...

Page 14: ...te itself Rotate the open limit cam inner cam anti clockwise by hand in the direction of the limit switch until the cam clicks the open limit switch see Fig 16 9 2 Closed Limit Close the door manually...

Page 15: ...h no mains power Approximately 5 full cycles 10 7 Call for professional garage door service if necessary 11 We recommend the following service to be carried out ONCE A YEAR 11 1Professional services t...

Page 16: ...level is less than minimum allowed BT triggered Once every 16sec Anywhere On Charging Will operate Battery charge level is less than minimum allowed and busy charging None In case of any misunderstand...

Page 17: ...claims must be accompanied by the original invoice All claims made by the end user must be directed to their respective service provider installer The following items are not included in the warranty...

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