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Warning Light Operation 

The function of a warning light depends on how you 
connect the light to the 826 MPS terminal strip and how 
you set DIP switches S6 and S7. Use the following 
tables at the bottom of the page to decide how to set up 
your warning light. 

Caution:

 Setting switch S7 to 

on  

delays the 

opening response of the gate by 5 sec in 

all 

logical operating modes and delays the closing 
response in E1 and E2 for 5 sec while the 
warning light behaves according to the setting  
of switch S6 for closing. 

Gate Orientation 

Caution:

 If you have already defined the gate's 

midpoint or set the limit switches and if you 
want to change the gate orientation, set switch 
S8 

only when the ADL light (LED LD5) is 

illuminated. 

Note:

 Changing the setting of DIP switch S8 after 

you have set the limit switches 

requires

 you to set 

the limit switches again. 

Switch S8 is used to set the gate's orientation. You must 
set switch S8 before you set the limit switches for fully 
opened and fully closed positions of the gate leaf.  
 
While standing on the same side of the gate leaf as the 
operator is located (see Figure 13), determine whether 
the gate leaf moves to the left or right when closing and 
set the switch according to Figure 13.  
 

Set the Limit Switches 

WARNING!

  Setting the limit switches 

requires the main power to the operator to be on 
while you work with the control panel. Do not 
touch other parts of the operator with the main 
power on. Observe standard rules of electrical 
safety while setting the limit switches. 

Caution:

 Take great care in setting the limit 

switches, in particular the midpoint of the gate 
leaf's travel. Failure to properly set the limit 
switches can result in mechanical failure of the 
limit switch module or can make the gate leaf 
incapable of fully opening or fully closing. 

 
 

Warning Light Wired to Terminals 8 and 9 

Switches 

Behavior of Warning Light According to Gate Leaf Status 

S6 S7 

closed 

5-sec 

before 

opening 

opened or 

opening 

5 sec before 

closing 

closing 

on off off on on on on 
on on off on on on on 

off off off on  on  on 

flashes 

off on off on on 

flashes 

flashes 

 

Warning Light Wired to Terminals 8 and 10 

Switches 

Behavior of Warning Light According to Gate Leaf Status 

S6 S7 

closed 

5-sec 

before 

opening 

opened or 

opening 

5 sec before 

closing 

closing 

on off on on off off off 
on on on off off off off 

off off on on off off 

flashes 

off on on off off 

flashes 

flashes 

Summary of Contents for 820

Page 1: ...d Mounting 11 Cantilevered Mounting 11 Mount the Operator on the Foundation Plate 11 Chain Operator 11 Rack and Pinion Operator 12 Connect the Electrical Power 14 Set the DIP Switches 15 Operating Log...

Page 2: ...gate is a potential traffic hazard so it is im portant that you locate the gate far enough away from the road to eliminate the potential of traffic getting backed up This distance is affected by the s...

Page 3: ...herefore dangerous 2 When using any electrical equipment observe some fundamental rules Do not touch the equipment with damp or humid hands or feet Do not install or operate the equipment with bare fe...

Page 4: ...e Z16 gear ft m 4 2 3 1 4 4 2 3 1 4 Z20 gear ft m 5 1 4 1 6 5 1 4 1 6 Z28 gear ft m 6 2 3 2 6 2 3 2 Drives available Chain or rack and pinion Horsepower hp Power voltage required VAC 60 Hz c 230 6 or...

Page 5: ...ote any damage because the carrier must witness the damage before you can file a claim As you unpack the box insure that all the parts listed are included Operator carton 1 Operator included with cust...

Page 6: ...re made of steel or cast iron The motor for the 820 or 860 Operator serves as a gate lock For further reliability the motor s armature shaft is mounted on double bearings The worm drive mechanism and...

Page 7: ...y you must use additional reversing devices and you must adjust the operator s clutch with great care A Manual Release mechanism is also provided on both the 820 and 860 see Fig 3 This lever operated...

Page 8: ...alters the logic of 1 mode operation in the following way During the opening cycle any triggered reversing device is ignored that is the gate continues its opening movement During closing a triggered...

Page 9: ...logic a triggered reversing device interrupts the pause count but does not reset the pause count The gate continues its pause phase after the reversing device is no longer triggered and the gate then...

Page 10: ...Stops no effect Stopped Closes no effect no effect 1 An A C signal causes the leaf to partially open S1 Logic How the gate leaf behaves Leaf Signal status Open or A C1 Stop Reversing Closed Opens paus...

Page 11: ...rms and before it sets place the foundation plate in the cement so that the top of the plate is level and flush with the top of the cement Make sure the electrical conduit protrudes above the foundati...

Page 12: ...perator 1 16 in 1 5 mm this is the clearance you need for the rack to move over the pinion Now you can secure the operator to the foundation plate with the mounting bolts Prepare the rack sections by...

Page 13: ...Inside Chain bracket U bolt 2 required 2 required Chain Operator 15 16 in 2 4 cm Figure 6 Dimensions for installing the chain top view Figure 7 How to install the chain around the sprockets Gate Spac...

Page 14: ...the center last Spot weld all sections of rack in the same manner After spot welding the rack to the gate leaf you need to move the gate from the fully closed to the fully opened position several tim...

Page 15: ...and closing The operation of an installed warning light The gate orientation the direction of the gate leaf s travel in closing To access the DIP switches turn the main power off and remove the cover...

Page 16: ...h assembly Figure 12 The layout of the 826 MPS control panel Operating Logic Switches S1 S2 and S3 allow you to set the operating logic of the gate operator see the section Operating Logic for a compl...

Page 17: ...Figure 13 determine whether the gate leaf moves to the left or right when closing and set the switch according to Figure 13 Set the Limit Switches WARNING Setting the limit switches requires the main...

Page 18: ...m the operator see Figure 14 Remove the retaining screw that holds the plastic tab Caution Do not pull the plastic tab up unless the gate leaf is opened exactly halfway Now turn on the power to the ga...

Page 19: ...nuing to press down on the FCC button You should then hear one click from the panel and see the ADL status indicator LED blink once Also the FCC LED should go out to further confirm that the closed li...

Page 20: ...The warning light function differs depending on whether you use terminal 9 or 10 See the tables on the previous pages for more detail Terminals 11 and 12 supply high voltage power when the motor is r...

Page 21: ...Slide Gate Operator for two reasons see Figure 17 You will break the plastic cap if you attempt to turn it thinking it is the clutch adjustment screw The plastic cap functions as a breather screw cap...

Page 22: ...he gate leaf moves with the least amount of pressure necessary to move it Faac International Inc recommends that the gate should stop all movement if it enounters a force aof about 33 lb 15 kg Once yo...

Page 23: ...oil cap for checking the oil The oil level should be at or slightly above the mark on the dip stick Light use check once per year Heavy use check every 6 months 2 Change the oil Changing the oil requi...

Page 24: ...ve motor The Manual Release Lever should be rotated counterclockwise Problem The gate is opened and will not close when I send it a signal to close Solution Check to see if the FTSW light is illuminat...

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Page 27: ...e negligence or accident or has not been operated in accordance with FAAC International Inc s or FAAC S p A s instructions or has been operated under conditions more severe than or otherwise exceeding...

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