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USER MANUAL
750 AUTOMATED SYSTEM
Carefully read the instructions before using the product and
keep for future use.
GENERAL SAFETY RULES
The 750 automated system, if correctly installed and used,
guarantees a high level of safety.
A few simple rules can avoid accidental inconveniences:
- Do not stand and do not allow children, people or things to stand
near the automated system, especially during operation.
- Keep out of the reach of children all remote controls or any
other pulse emitter that may involuntarily activate the automated
system.
- Do not allow children to play with the automated system.
- Do not voluntarily prevent movement of the automated
system.
- Remove any branches or bushes that may interfere with
movement of the gate.
- Ensure that the system light signals are kept efficient and are
perfectly visible.
- Do not attempt to manually operate the gate unless it has
been released.
- In case of malfunction, release the gate to allow access and
wait for the technical intervention of qualified personnel.
- Once manual operation is prepared for, before restoring normal
operation, cut off power to the system.
- Do not modify any of the automated system components.
- Do not attempt repairs or direct intervention and refer only to
qualified FAAC personnel.
- Have the efficiency of the automated system, the safety devices
and the earthing checked at least every 6 months by qualified
personnel.
DESCRIPTION
The FAAC 750 automated system is ideal for controlling vehicle
access in residential areas.
The 750 system makes it possible to automate, in a virtually
invisible way, leaf gates.
The automated system consists of an underground jack that
transmits movement to the leaf and a hydraulic control unit
that is usually fitted on the gate post. The two components are
connected to each other using copper pipes or flexible tubes.
If automatic operation has been set, by sending a
pulse, the gate will close again only after the selected pause
time has elapsed.
If semi-automatic operation has been set, it is necessary to send
a second pulse for it to close again.
An OPEN pulse sent during the closing phase will always cause
reverse movement.
A STOP pulse (if this feature is present) will always stop
movement.
For detailed behaviour of the leaf gate in the various operation
logic modes, refer to the installation technician.
The automated systems feature safety devices (photocells) that
prevent closing the gate again when an obstacle is present in
the area monitored by them.
The system guarantees hydraulic locking when the motor is not
in operation and therefore installation of a lock is not required
(only CBAC version).
Manual opening is therefore possible only by using the installed
release system.
750 operators are equipped with special adjustable by-pass
valves that allow safe use of the automated system.
The electronic control equipment is built into the provided box.
A handy manual release makes it possible to manoeuvre the
gate in case of black-out or inefficiency
The light signal indicates that gate movement is in progress.
MANUAL OPERATION
Should manually operating the gate be required due to power
cut-offs or automated system inefficiency, use the release device
as described below.
- Open the guard door using the provided triangular key (see
Fig. 1).
- Manually turn anticlockwise the release lever shown in fig. 2.
- Close the door and manually open or close the gate.
RESTORING NORMAL OPERATION.
- Open the guard door using the provided triangular key (see
Fig. 1).
- Manually turn clockwise the release lever shown in fig. 2 until it
reaches the mechanical stop.
- Close the guard door.
