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QUICK GUIDE:

  

CAUTION! - Do not install the boom gate without ha-

ving read all the instructions!

Install the boom gate, the control (key selector switch or push but-
ton panel) and safety devices (emergency stop, photoelectric cells, 

sensitive edges and flashing lights) after which do the wiring fol

-

lowing the diagram 

fig. 1

.

01. 

Prior to turning power on check that the bar is well balanced, 

adjusting the balancing spring if necessary.

02. 

Release the boom gate using the special spanner and check that 

the bar can move without any effort for the whole length of travel.

03. 

Power the unit and check that on terminals 

1-2

 voltage is 230 

V AC and on terminals 

5-6

 it is 24 V d.c.; the LEDs on the active 

inputs must turn on and the 

OK

 LED must flash at a frequency of 

1 flash/second.

04. 

Check correspondence of the two 

FCA

 and 

FCC

 LEDs: when 

the bar is closed only the 

FCC

 LED should turn off and when it is 

open only the FCA should turn off.

05. 

To exploit the slowing down function it is necessary that the 

limit switch triggers about 20° before the actual stopping point is 
reached; if necessary adjust the two cams until the limit switch 

triggers at the point required.

06. 

Check that all the function switches are in the “

OFF

” position. 

This means it is in the manual functioning mode, that is, with the 
button pressed. Lock the boom gate with the bar at a 45° angle 
so it can move freely in both directions. Now give a brief command 
pulse on the OPEN input and if the bar does not move in the ope-
ning direction proceed as follows:

a)

 Turn the electricity off to the boom gate

b)

 Unplug the “

MOTOR

” connector and replug it after it has 

been turned 180°

c)

 Unplug the “

LIMIT SWITCH

” connector and replug it after it 

has been turned 180°

07. 

See if rotation direction is right, repeating the procedure de-

scribed above.

08. 

Temporarily adjust the 

STOP_AMPERE

 and 

WORKING 

FORCE

 trimmer to the maximum of the travel, 

PAUSE TIME

 to 

minimum and 

SLOWING DOWN FORCE

 to halfway travel. Now 

try and carry out a complete manoeuvre until the limit switch is 

reached and the subsequent stopping point and then try the ma

-

noeuvre in the opposite order.

09. 

Set the FUNCTIONS dip-switches as required:

Switches 1-2:

Off Off

=

“Manual” movement (Man Present)

On Off

=

“Semiautomatic” movement

Off On

=

“Automatic” movement (Automatic Closing)

On On

=

“Aut Always Closes” movement

Switches 3

:

On 

=

Condominium function

Switches 4

:

On 

=

Cancels STOP in the Step-by-Step cycle

Switches 5

:

On 

=

Pre-flashing

Switches 6

:

On 

=

Flashing also in Pause

Switches 7

:

On 

=

Recloses straight after Photocell  
(only if on Automatic)

Switches 8

:

On 

=

Safety (Photocell) also in opening

Switches 9

:

On 

=

Bar open indicator becomes traffic light in 

the “one-way” mode

Switches 10

:

On 

=

Functioning in the “Traffic light in both di

-

rections” mode

10. 

Adjust the two trimmers 

WORKING FORCE

 and 

SLOWING 

DOWN FORCE

 until obtaining the force and speed required du

-

ring, respectively, the travelling and slowing down phases; only now 
adjust the 

STOP_AMPERE

 trimmer until the triggering threshold 

required is obtained.

If in the automatic functioning mode, adjust the PAUSE TIME 

trimmer as wanted.

24 VDC

max 200 mA

- (0 v)

FCA

LIMIT SWITCH

FCC

1

2

3

4

+

-

MOTOR

OK

PAUSE

TIME

SLOWING

DOWN

FORCE

WORKING

FORCE

FUNCTIONS

STOP

AMPERE

14

8

6
5

+ (24v)

7

9

10

11

12

13

41

43
42

44

15

CLOSE

OPEN

STEP BY STEP

PHOTO2

PHOTO

STOP

230 VAC

50-60 Hz

LUCY 24 VDC
max  25 W

OPEN (TIMER)

STOP

PHOTO

PHOTO2

STEP BY STEP

COMMON

BAR OPEN INDICATOR
COURTESY LIGHT

AERIAL

2¯ Ch

RADIO

CLOSE

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Summary of Contents for STAR OPEN

Page 1: ...STAR OPEN Made in Italy EN Automatic boom gate electronic installation Installation and use instructions and warnings...

Page 2: ...en turned 180 c Unplug the LIMIT SWITCH connector and replug it after it has been turned 180 07 See if rotation direction is right repeating the procedure de scribed above 08 Temporarily adjust the ST...

Page 3: ...limits by means of a slowing down phase In addition the effort the motor is subject to during movement is promptly detected as well as any obstacles that may be in the path and in such an event direc...

Page 4: ...se jobs shall be held re sponsible for any damage caused 3 Electrical connections Here is a brief description of the possible connections on the unit to the outside 1 2 230 V AC 230 V AC 50 60 Hz powe...

Page 5: ...ought to continue for a further 3 seconds at a slower speed 12 Adjust trimmers WORKING FORCE and SLOWING DOWN FORCE so that the manoeuvre is carried out at the speed and with the force required and th...

Page 6: ...t starts Switches 6 On Flashing also in Pause The flashing light is normally activated only during the opening and closing manoeuvres with this function the flashing light remains ac tive also during...

Page 7: ...cause a closing manoeuvre if the command remains the bar will stay locked in the closed position until the com mand ceases and only then can it be reopened A pulse on STEP BY STEP causes alternative o...

Page 8: ...een compiled in accordance with Annex VII Part B of Directive 2006 42 CE and that the following essential requirements have been applied and fulfilled 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 1 2 1 1 2 6 1 5 1 1 5 2 1 5 5 1 5...

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