background image

26

T R O U B L E S H O O T I N G

Fault 

Possible causes 

Solution 

Automated system shut down. 

MASTER-T and SLAVE-T board LED P OFF 

No mains power supplied to both 
MASTER-T boar and SLAVE-T board. 

The gate will stay locked until mains 
power returns. 

STOP (3) and FSW (4 and 5) terminals not 
connected. 

Check the wiring as shown in the 
instructions and also check if LEDs C, D 
and E light correctly on the inputs status. 

Automated system shut down. 

Automated system shut down. It does 
not move by any command (radio 
control or key operated selector switch), 
but LED P is ON. 

Fuse 

failed. 

Check the fuses (F20A) and, if 
necessary, replace them. 

BUS connection interrupted. 

(LED P slow flashing) 

Check for integrity of BUS connection 
between the two boars (see Fig. 8) 

Only the leaf associated with the 
MASTER-T board is moving, while the 
SLAVE-T board leaf is not moving. 

No mains power supplied to the SLAVE-T 
board. 

(LED P fixed ON) 

Check for integrity of mains power 
supply connection (see Fig. 8). 

Faulty radio control 

Using another radio control, check if the 
system is operating correctly and, if 
necessary, replace the faulty radio 
control. 

Automated system shut down. 

Moves only by key-operated command. 

Faulty receiver card 

If the automated system is still shut down 
even after checking that radio control 
was not faulty, replace the receiver 
card. 

The automated system jams and/or 

 

jerks strangely on starting. 

The motor has reached the mechanical 
travel limit. 

Arrange the front and rear fittings as per 
specifications. 

The leaves swing wildly at the start of 
their manoeuvre or when moving. 

Speed of motors inadequate for gate. 

Adjust  the  speed  of  the  motors  as 
accurately as possible, by entering the 
programming of the MASTER-T board. 

Gate reaching the mechanical travel 
stops at full speed and reversing motion. 

Insufficient closing/opening 
decelerations  

Lengthen the decelerations by fully 
programming the automated system. 

Force too low (meeting an imaginary 
obstacle) 

Check if there are any obstacles on the 
route of the leaves, such as stones or 
uneven asphalt, and increase the static 
force of the motors. 

During movement, the automated 
system reverses motion for no reason. 

Incorrect reading of Domo motor 
movement. 

Make sure that the motor power cable 
was not extended or modified. 

Summary of Contents for MASTER-T

Page 1: ...TER T SLAVE T carta riciclata 100 per la natura for nature recycled paper 100 ist umweltfreundlich 100 Altpapier para la naturaleza 100 papel reciclado papier recycl 100 pour la nature voor de natuur...

Page 2: ...atmayoccurduringuse 10 TheinstallationmustconformtoStandardsEN12453andEN12445 Fornon EUcountries toobtainanadequatelevelofsafety theStandards mentionedabovemustbeobserved inadditiontonationallegalregu...

Page 3: ...ve cycles 30 1 Recovery time 2 for each completed cycle 1 Enclosure protection class IP 55 Transformer power 180 VA Motor max current 15A Operating ambient temperature 20 C 55 C Protection fuses 1 fus...

Page 4: ...2 Vdc flashing lamp Fig 4 Differential thermal breaker Notes 1 To lay electric cables use adequate rigid and or flexible tubes 2 To avoid any kind of interference always separate low voltage connectio...

Page 5: ...accessories and pulse generators will be connected and the SLAVE T units near the DOMO operators using 4 expansion bolts and their fixing screws Route the electric cables to the bottom of the box usi...

Page 6: ...J4 J2 F1 J6 P1 Programming push button Function P2 Programming push button Value F1 Battery and motor fuse F20A J1 Accessories terminal board J2 Not used J3 Motor connection terminal board J4 Connect...

Page 7: ...lock command Device with NC contact 1 4 FSW OP Opening safety devices contact Photocells e g SAFEBEAM 1 5 FSW CL Closing safety devices contact Photocells e g SAFEBEAM 1 6 BUS MASTER T SLAVE T connect...

Page 8: ...act have the same function they must be connected to each other in series Fig 10 Connection of 2 NA contacts in parallel Fig 11 N B If two devices with NA contact have the same function theymustbeconn...

Page 9: ...sh button P1 commands an OPEN A Whencheckshavefinished onceagainpresspush buttonP2to exit the inputs status function LED status Steady light Slow flashing lights every second Rapid flashing lights eve...

Page 10: ...automatic A2 safety A3 Stepped automatic A4 Stepped semi automatic default Press push button P1 again and LED B will light together with LED 1 12 4 3 Pause Times Press push button P2 for a choice of4...

Page 11: ...ht Make sure that the gate is closed and operatorslocked 12 4 8 Complete learning Ifyoupresspush buttonP2formorethan 3 seconds leaf 1 begins to move You can command the following functions with subseq...

Page 12: ...ries 12 5 Status of indicator light If you wish to use a 12V 0 5W indicator light terminal 9 11 of J1 seeFig 8 thefollowingtableshowsthestatusesoftheindicator light according to gate position Tab 4 St...

Page 13: ...ING SAFETY DEVICES STOP PULSES Table 5 c CLOSED Opens leaf ves and re closes after pause time No effect OPEN disabled No effect OPENING Reloads pause time Immediately reverses to open No effect Stops...

Page 14: ...the system is operating correctly and if necessary replace the faulty radio control Automated systemshut down Moves only by key operated command Faulty receiver card If the automated system is still...

Page 15: ......

Page 16: ...ppen van de apparaat gehandhaafd blijven zonder zich daardoor te verplichten deze publicatie bij te werken Timbro del Rivenditore Distributor s Stamp Timbre de l Agent Fachh ndlerstempel Sello del Rev...

Reviews: