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RADIO CONTROL CODE LEARNING

The electronic board incorporates a 433.92 MHz 2-channel radio receiver which allows remote gate control via 
either the OG/02 and OG/04 series microswitch-operated radio controls, or the self-learning radio controls from the 
following series: OG/62, OG/64, OG/28, OG/48, OG/52, OG/54, OG/82/1 and OG/84. Both channels are used 
solely for gate control; more specifically, channel 1 of the radio receiver serves for the start function, while channel 
2 is used for the pedestrian function.  

ERASURE OF STORED CODES

All the radio codes stored in the memory can be erased by pressing the A (SET) key, and keeping it pressed until 
the DL10 LED switches off (approx. 10s) without sending any radio codes during this time.

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WARNING:

- a mini transmitter must be programmed before it is used.

- the maximum number of codes that can be stored is 32 for the open/close control 

+ 32 for the pedestrian control (no other combinations, e.g. 40 open/close 

  + 24 pedestrian etc, are possible) . Let's have a look at two examples of storable 

codes:

  - example A: 

32 self-learning mini transmitters from the following series

: OG/62, 

OG/64, OG/28, OG/48, OG/52, OG/54, OG/82/1 and OG/84 as the start 
control (e.g. left-hand button) 

+ 32 self-learning mini transmitters from 

the following series

: OG/62, OG/64, OG/28, OG/48, OG/52, OG/54, 

OG/82/1 and OG/84 as the pedestrian control (e.g. right-hand button)

  - example B:

 31 self-learning mini transmitters from the following series

: OG/62, 

OG/64, OG/28, OG/48, OG/52, OG/54, OG/82/1 and OG/84 as the start 
control (e.g. left-hand button) 

+ 1 OG/02 or OG/04 series microswitch-

operated mini transmitter

 as the start control (there is no need to store 

the other OG/02 and OG/04 transmitters, simply set the microswitches in 
the same sequence as the one already stored) 

+ 31 self-learning mini 

transmitters from the following series

: OG/62, OG/64, OG/28, OG/48, 

OG/52, OG/54, OG/82/1 and OG/84 as the pedestrian control (e.g. the 
right-hand button) 

+ 1 OG/02 or OG/04 microswitch-operated mini 

transmitter

 as pedestrian control (there is no need to store the other 

OG/02 and OG/04 transmitters, simply set the microswitches in the same 
sequence as the one already stored)

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START CODE LEARNING
- With the control unit powered and the gate closed, press the A (SET) key once to enter the programming mode. 

The DL10 LED starts flashing to indicate that the control unit is in the programming mode.

- Press the button on the mini transmitter (e.g. the left-hand one) to serve as the start control, and keep it pressed 

until the DL10 LED switches off. The control unit stores the radio code received and automatically quits the 
programming phase, switching to the standard operation mode.

PEDESTRIAN CODE LEARNING
- With the control unit powered and the gate closed, press and hold down the A (SET) key to enter the 

programming mode. The DL10 LED starts flashing to indicate that the control unit is in the programming mode.

- Keeping A (SET) pressed, press the button on the mini transmitter (e.g. the right-hand one) to serve as the 

pedestrian control, and keep the two buttons pressed until the DL10 LED switches off. The control unit stores the 
radio code received and automatically quits the programming phase, switching to the standard operation mode.

- Repeat the procedure if several mini transmitters have to be stored.

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MODIFYING THE FACTORY 
SETTING TO PREVENT 
UNWANTED COMMANDS

MICROSWITCH CONFIGURATION (FOR OG/02 AND OG/04 MINI TRANSMITTERS ONLY)
These instructions only apply if the OG/02 and OG/04 series microswitch-operated mini transmitters are fitted. 
Before performing the code learning procedure on the receiver, the factory configuration of the microswitches must 
be modified to prevent unwanted commands

WARNING: before proceeding with the mini transmitter programming or erasure phase, 
disconnect the antenna to prevent the receiver acquiring other signals during these phases 
which could impair automation operation. Reconnect the antenna once the procedures are 
complete. 

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Summary of Contents for KIT/30 F

Page 1: ...Compatibility Emissions CEI EN61000 6 3 Electromagnetic Compatibility Immunity CEI EN61000 6 Apart from the legislation mentioned above you are also reminded to comply with the following standards dur...

Page 2: ...T 38 1 KIT 30F KIT 39F COMPONENTS OF KIT 4 x 2 x 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Motors MT 30 2 KIT 30F MT 38 1 KIT 39F CR 41 Electronic control unit with built in receiver OG 62 2 channel minitra...

Page 3: ...tacts Or alternatively use a 10Athermal magnetic circuit breaker 2 Always make connections of any type with the system disconnected from the power supply i e with the main switch set to OFF symbol 0 T...

Page 4: ...of travel Fig 2 Otherwise install as necessary 3 Ensure that the distance between the gate hinge and post surface marked A in fig 2 is less than 130 mm for an opening angle of 90 less than 110 mm for...

Page 5: ...the gate is reduced due to the dimensions of the motors In this case installation of the motors on the upper section of the gate is recommended IMPORTANT Failure to observe distances B and C specifie...

Page 6: ...in fig 11 Remove the blank out disk on the right marked internally with D for the right leaf and remove the blank out disk on the left marked internally with S for the left leaf In the hole insert th...

Page 7: ...left hand side To invert the cover opening side proceed as follows WARNING This operation must be performed before fixing the enclosure to the wall Insert a slotted screwdriver in the hinge fixture sl...

Page 8: ...e screws Advice for wiring up in non specialised environments 1 Fit an omnipolar switch upstream of the system choosing one with a gap of at least 3mm between the contacts Or alternatively use a 10A t...

Page 9: ...the noise it is possible to add a bridge rectifier as per diagram BUILT IN RECEIVER ANTENNA Input for antenna connection for built in receiver 23 SHEATH 24 ANTENNA GATE OPEN INDICATOR LIGHT 24Vdc outp...

Page 10: ...ng the power supply voltage via the Power potentiometer on the SERAI CR 41 control unit In any event installation must be in full observance with current standards governing power operated gates remem...

Page 11: ...he power supply any new microswitch settings are applied on subsequent start up After making new settings on microswitches we recommend repeating the work time programming procedure see control unit p...

Page 12: ...rmal status Pedestrian button pressed Open Close button pressed Connection between terminals 8 10 OK No jumper between terminals 8 10 Opening photocell obscured presence of obstacle Closing photocell...

Page 13: ...ding of our motors That is why we recommend you check the impact force setting at the start of winter and summer WARNING If one or more parameters are altered programming must be repeated from the beg...

Page 14: ...N When the leaf reaches the closing stop let at least 5 seconds pass and then press key C WORK once Motor M1 is shut down and the control unit automatically exits the programming phase and is ready fo...

Page 15: ...e right hand button 1 OG 02 or OG 04 microswitch operated mini transmitter as pedestrian control there is no need to store the other OG 02 and OG 04 transmitters simply set the microswitches in the sa...

Page 16: ...optional addition of the SOG 2A expansion bo ard which takes the number of mini transmitters up to 794 After fitting the SOG 4A receiver all the codes stored in the built in receiver must be erased a...

Page 17: ...emperature 10 60 C Dimensions 70 x 40 x 90 mm Weight 120 g RX RX THE CONTACT POSITION REFERS TO WHEN THE RECEIVER IS ENERGIZED 40 mm POSITION DIMENSIONS INSTALLATION RX SPHERICAL ORANGE LAMP WITH BUIL...

Page 18: ...dip2 SW2 set to ON KIT 30 39F I E 10 18 110607 A4Vf r IS KIT30F IS E The remote control range is reduced Unsuitable antenna connection Check that the antenna is connected correctly to terminals 23 and...

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