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Fig. 31

Fig. 30

Connection of two N.O. contacts in parallel

(Open A, Open B)

OPEN A - “Total Opening” Command (Terminal 1):

 any pul-

se generator (push-button, detector, etc.) which, by closing 

a contact, commands total opening and/or closing of the 

gate leaf.
To install several total opening pulse generators, connect the 

N.O. contacts in parallel (Fig. 30).

OPEN B - “Partial Opening” or “Closing” Command 

(Terminal 2):

 any pulse generator (push-button, detector, 

etc.) which, by closing a contact, commands partial 

opening and/or closing of the gate leaf. In the 

B, C 

and

 B/C

 

logics, it always commands gate closure.

To install several partial opening pulse generators, connect 

the N.O. contacts in parallel (Fig. 30).

FSW OP - Opening Safety Devices Contact (Terminal 3):

 

The purpose of the opening safety devices is to protect the 

leaf movement area during opening. During opening, in the 

A-AP-S-E-EP

 logics the safety devices reverse the movement 

of the gate, or stop and restart the movement when it is re-

leased (see advanced  programming in Section 5.5.2). Du-

ring the opening cycle in logics 

B, C

 and 

B/C

, they interrupt 

movement. They never operate during the closing cycle.
If the Opening Safety Devices

 

are engaged when the gate 

is closed, they prevent the opening movement.

Note: If no opening safety devices are needed, jumper 

terminals FSW OP and -

.

FSW CL - Closing Safety Devices Contact (Terminal 4):

 

The purpose of the closing safety devices is to protect the 

gate movement area during closing. During closing, in the 

A-AP-S-E-EP

 logics, the safety devices reverse the movement 

of the gate, or stop and reverse the movement when it is 

released (see advanced  programming in Section 5.5.2). 

During the closing cycle in logics 

B, C

 and 

B/C

, they interrupt 

movement. They never operate during the opening cycle. 
If the Closing Safety Devices are engaged when the gate is 

open, they prevent the closing movement.

Note: If no closing safety devices are needed, jumper 

terminals FSW CL and -

.

STOP

 

-   STOP Contact (Terminal 5):

 

Any device (e.g. a push-button) which, by opening a con-

tact, stops gate movement.
To install several STOP devices, connect the N.C. contacts in 

series (Fig. 31).  

Note: If STOP devices are not connected, jumper the 

STOP and - terminals.

Connection of two Stop N.C. contacts in series

RP

Fig. 32

SAFE -   EDGE Safety Device Contact (Terminal 6):

 

The purpose of the edge safety device is to protect the leaf 

movement area during opening/closing. In all logics, during 

opening and closing, the safety device reverses gate  mo-

vement for 2 seconds. If the safety devices operate again 

during the 2-seconds reversing time, it stops movement 

(STOP) without any reversing.
If the Edge Safety Device is engaged while the gate is clo-

sed or open, it prevents movement.

Note: If edge safety devices are not needed, jumper 

terminals SAFE and -.

  

Negative for power supply to accessories    

 

(Terminals 7 and 8)

+  

24 VDC - Positive for power supply to accessories  

 

(Terminals 9 and 10) 

Important: 

Accessories max. load is 500 mA. To calculate the 

load, refer to the instructions for the individual accessories.

TX -FSW - Negative for Power Supply to Photocell Transmit-

ters or edge controller (Terminal 11)

Use this terminal to connect the negative transmitters of the 

photocell power and enable the FAIL SAFE function (see 

advanced  programming in Section 5.5.2) for compliance 

with UL325 Ed. 6
With this function is enabled, the equipment checks for 

proper operation of the photocells or edge controller before 

every opening or closing cycle.

A.A. - Power Supply to Audio Alarm (Terminal 12)

Connect the supplied Audio Alarm as shown in fig. 23. The 
alarm will sound upon two consecutive obstacle detections 
by the operator. It will sound continuosly until the activation 
of the STOP input or a power cycle.  

5.4.5. 

J2 Connector - Rapid Connection to RP

This is used for rapid connection of RP receivers (see Fig. 
38). Fit the accessory with the components side toward 
connector J1. Insert and remove after cutting power.

5.4.6. 

J5 Connector - Rapid Connection to Capacitor

Quick-fit connector for connecting the motor starting 
capacitor.

5.4.7. 

Double Connector J8 - Limit-Switch Quick Fit

Quick-fit connector for connecting the limit-switch. For 
connecting both the MLS magnetic limit-switch and the 
inductive limit-switch (Fig. 23 Ref. 

) to the operator.

Summary of Contents for 844

Page 1: ...FAAC International Inc Headquarter East Coast Operations 3160 Murrell Rd Rockledge FL 32955 Tel 800 221 8278 www faacusa com FAAC International Inc West Coast Operations 357 South Acacia Avenue Fuller...

Page 2: ...inions 9 5 CONTROL BOARD 780D 10 5 1 Warnings 10 5 2 780D Technical Specifications 10 5 3 Layout And Components 10 5 4 Electric Connections 11 5 5 Programming 13 6 START UP 16 6 1 Electric Connections...

Page 3: ...located within line of sight of the gate Activation of the reset control shall not cause the operator to start 7 All warning signs and placards must be installed and easily seen within visible proxim...

Page 4: ...unreasonable use If a gate system component malfunctions disconnect the main power before attempting to repair it Do not impede the movement of the gate you may injure yourself or damage the gate sys...

Page 5: ...loading docks or other locations not intended to service the general public RESTRICTED ACCESS VEHICULAR GATE OPERATOR CLASS IV A vehicular gate operator system intended for use in guarded industrial l...

Page 6: ...he 844 gearmotor can operate non stop at 70 use frequency To ensure efficient operation operate in the work range below the curve Important The curve is obtained at a temperature of 75 F Expo sure to...

Page 7: ...wn in Fig 4 The foundation plate must be located as shown in Fig 5 right closing or Fig 6 left closing to ensure that the rack and pinion mesh correctly 2 Prepare a concrete pad as shown in Fig 7 foll...

Page 8: ...on and weld the threaded dowel nut to the gate as shown in Fig 15 4 Move the gate manually checking that the rack is resting on the pinion then weld the second and third dowel nut 5 Place another rack...

Page 9: ...between rack and pinion 4 5 INSTALLATION OF CHAIN PINIONS 3 Insert the pin g on the shaft using a hammer 4 Fit the idle transmissions bracket on the operator flange using the four screws a M5 x 12 and...

Page 10: ...installers only AC power should be supplied from a circuit breaker panel and must have its own dedicated circuit breaker This supply must include a green ground conductor Properly ground the gate oper...

Page 11: ...g after two seconds Encoder Monitors for an obstacle during gate opening and closing movements It causes immediate reversal of motion and stopping after two seconds Note For compliance with the UL325...

Page 12: ...scription of operation in the different logics Fig 26 Connection of a pair of monitored opening photocells and a monitored closing edge SAFE OPEN B A OPEN OP CL 7 9 ON XS 55 CN 60 E 1 4 OPEN EDGE XS 5...

Page 13: ...tact stops gate movement To install several STOP devices connect the N C contacts in series Fig 31 Note If STOP devices are not connected jumper the STOP and terminals Connection of two Stop N C conta...

Page 14: ...tections from the inherent entrapment protection device encoder In this status the operator will also set off the audio alarm Normal operation can only be resumed by breaking the stop circuit or reset...

Page 15: ...ovement and restart it when they are released or they reverse it immedia tely Reverse immediately to closing Restart movement on release ENCODER The encoder operates as an anti crushing device If the...

Page 16: ...1 then move the magnet forward an additional 1 3 4 inches 6 Move the gate to its halfway travel point and relock the system see Sec 9 7 Find out the desired pre and post limit switch decelera tion val...

Page 17: ...system The distance between the limit switch and the plates must be 3 16 inch LEDS ON OFF OP A Command activated Command inactive OP B Command activated Command inactive FC1 Limit switch free Limit s...

Page 18: ...screwdri ver as shown in Fig 37 Ref A To increase torque turn the screw clockwise To reduce torque turn the screw counter clockwise 3 Power up the operator and check that the torque you have just set...

Page 19: ...t least once every 6 months especially the efficiency of the safety and release devices including operator thrust force 10 1 REMOVING BOARD AND TRANSFORMER If you have to disassemble the transformer b...

Page 20: ...e s a e l e r n o d n a s k c o L g n i n e p o 2 2 r o f e s o l c o t s e s r e v e R D E K C O L 3 f a e l e h t s e s o l C t c e f f e o N d e l b a s i d N E P O t c e f f e o N t c e f f e o N...

Page 21: ...f n e p o o t s e s r e v e R G N I N E P O n o i t a r e p o s p o t S n o i t a r e p o s p o t S d e l b a s i d A N E P O t c e f f e o N 2 2 r o f e s o l c o t s e s r e v e R Tab 3 f B c i g o...

Page 22: ...t Head POS P N DESCRIPTION 17 40985115 Limit Switch Chain Version 7580375 Limit Switch Rack And Pinion Version 18 390516 Breather Plug Assembly 19 701002 Cap Scr sock hea 4X10 5931 8Gz 20 7099645 Gask...

Page 23: ...Scr sock head 5X16 8G Z 56 71707615 Side Flange 57 7094085 Gasket Lateral Flange 58 7093005 Gasket For Motor Shaft A 25407 59 7070111 Bearing 6205 25 52 15 Econ 60 7061115 Pin 8X45 Ric uni En22338 61...

Page 24: ...that the limit switch plate is not too far away from the limit switch The distance between a plate and the switch should be 3 16 in Check fuse F1 and replace it if necessary The gate opens but will n...

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Page 27: ...as been subject to misuse negli gence 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 th...

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