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These Terms and Condi2ons must be read carefully as, by commissioning the product, the user does acknowledge 

full acceptance thereof. 

♦ 

All DACE products are products of convenience only and are not deemed to be security devices. While it 

might be possible to connect some products to an alarm system, these products may never be relied on as 

the primary intrusion detec2on/preven2on device.  

♦ 

It is the user's responsibility to ensure that the gate has closed properly and is in good working order before 

leaving the premises. 

♦ 

The automa2on of each gate varies slightly. While DACE has tried to select the most commonly used se?ngs 

as the default se?ngs on the controller, your specific installa2on may need se?ng adjustment to func2on at 

its op2mum. 

♦ 

In the event of a DACE product malfunc2oning, DACE will under no circumstances be held responsible for 

compromising the site's security. 

♦ 

All DACE operators must be fiGed with safety beams or edges. If the user elects not to install these safety 

devices, they acknowledge that there is a high risk of the gate or door closing on an object, person or animal. 

In some countries it is a legal requirement for safety beams to be fiGed. 

♦ 

DACE will not be held responsible for any damage, injury or death caused by an operator closing a gate onto 

an object, animal or person. 

♦ 

It is the responsibility of the user to ensure that the gate is sta2onary prior to passing through it. 

♦ 

It is the user's responsibility to ensure that there are no objects, animals or people that could be damaged or 

injured near the gate prior to opera2ng it.  

♦ 

The user must, at all 2mes, be aware of objects, animals or people near the gate while it is moving and be 

ready to stop the gate in the event of an emergency. 

♦ 

It is the user's responsibility to ensure that the product always has the latest soLware installed that might 

affect the operator's safe opera2on. 

♦ 

It is the user's responsibility to test the operators external and internal safety devices and sensors from 2me 

to 2me to ensure that all is in good working order. 

♦ 

The user is aware that a gate is a heavy piece of equipment and, by automa2ng it, it highly increases the risk 

that it could cause damage, injury or even death. Regardless of the fact that DACE has tried its utmost in 

reducing these risks, they will always remain. As such, the user and owner accepts all liability regarding these 

risks and endeavours to make any person using the operator aware of these risks. 

TERMS & CONDITIONS 

SECURITY FEATURES

 

 

Alarm Inputs

 

 

Securi-Lock gate forced alarm, Ambush alarm, Break in alarm, Tamper alarm, Gate 

open alarm

 

 

Alarm Outputs

 

 

Open Collector (200mA)

 

 

Lock

 

 

Electric or Magne2c

 

 

Light

 

 

Courtesy and Warning

 

 

GATE 

Gate Mass  

600kg (maximum)

 

 

Gate Speed  

55 m/min (maximum)

 

 

Push Force  

270 N (maximum)

 

 

Manual Override  

Lockable door with thumb wheel

 

 

Maximum Operaons  
per day  

150 (gate mass and baGery dependant) 

>1000 (when transformer driven)

 

 

RECEIVER 

Onboard Receiver Type  

66 bit rolling code (DuraCrypt)

 

 

Channels  

15 

Storage Capacity  

1024 devices

 

 

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Summary of Contents for RT25/50

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION USER MANUAL RT25 50 Regular Tra c 12V 24V 25 50m per min 500 300kg HT18 36 High Tra c 12V 24V 18 36m per min 600 300kg Ver 1 01 Proudly manufactured by www dace co za...

Page 2: ...fety Beams Relay Output 20 11 2 External Radio Receiver Loop Detector 21 11 3 Closing Safety Beam FET Output Relay Output 22 11 4 Opening Safety Beam FET Output Relay Output 23 11 5 Connec2ng Common E...

Page 3: ...on manual Take Careful Note Informa2on that may a ect the operator or func2on in a way you did not expect Good Idea Following this instruc2on might assist in the future or help with the installa2on Wa...

Page 4: ...care should be taken when automa2ng a gate that is fully cladded as wind resistance can cause the gate to not close properly Only when all the above points are sa sfactory should you go ahead with in...

Page 5: ...on of the equipment There are a number of areas that may cause entrapment which could lead to injury ULTIMA TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS con2nued AREAS WHERE INJURY OR ENTRAPMENT CAN OCCUR 1 Gate Wheels P...

Page 6: ...6 TRITEK CONTROLLER SPECIFICATIONS Con2nues...

Page 7: ...ued PARTS LIST 1 Tritek Controller 2 Rev Counter Housing 3 12 Volt DC Motor 4 Cam Lock 5 Manual Release Door 6 Founda2on Plate 7 Height adjustment Nuts 8 LCD Interface 9 Joys2ck 10 USB Input 11 Transf...

Page 8: ...n the operator must not be installed It may be possible to reduce these forces by carrying out maintenance on the gate rail but if not then the operator must not be installed These forces can be measu...

Page 9: ...e mode the gate may run freely down the slope and present a safety risk The gate should always be level This can be achieved by leveling the track using supports or spacers GATES ON A GRADIENT In circ...

Page 10: ...e carried out by a quali ed electrician 3 Intercom gate sta2on to operator consult with Intercom supplier for cable requirements 4 Keypad to operator consult with keypad supplier for cable requirement...

Page 11: ...pull the release pin un2l the lid is free The Lid can now be removed REMOVING THE LID 1 Open the manual release door and rotate the thumb wheel clockwise just un2l the gate begins to move 2 The thumb...

Page 12: ...Be sure to remove any cement debris around the pinion gear Mount the operator above the ood level or if this is not possible build a small protec2ve wall structure in front of the operator to divert t...

Page 13: ...lf drilling TEK screws through the slots in the rack 5 To aGach addi2onal rack slide the gate open and repeat the above procedures 6 ALer the rack has been aGached use the Height Adjustment Nuts on th...

Page 14: ...nt that the gearbox be lled with oil before commissioning the operator Only use SAE75W 90 oil to re ll Oil Level Screw Oil Plug 1 Push the gate to the fully closed posi2on 2 Place the magnet on the ra...

Page 15: ...OUT3 this output must be connected to a Relay Module SA001 for switching Pillar lights Strobe warning lights Explore the LCD menus to adjust the many di erent op2ons available RELAY this output is us...

Page 16: ...y di er ent op2ons available LOOP this input is typically used in a business complex where a vehicle drives over a Ground Loop to trigger the gate open This input can be made inac2ve through the Time...

Page 17: ...17 MAINS 220 240V AC HOUSE EARTH WARNING WHEN USING A SOLAR PANEL DISCONNECT THE TRANSFORMER NOT POLARITY SENSITIVE CHARGING SUPPLY OPTIONS SOLAR PANEL MAX 40V DC...

Page 18: ...accessed from this screen This shortcut will take you to the MAIN SETTINGS screen where all the controller features are available REMOTES DOWN South This shortcut will take you straight to the REMOTE...

Page 19: ...f mul2ple remotes are to be programmed con2nue to hold the Joys2ck UP North un2l all the remotes have been programmed to the operator Please refer to page 30 in this manual to learn more on Remote Se5...

Page 20: ...20 RECEIVER SAFETY BEAM B RECEIVER SAFETY BEAM A MAX LOAD 300mA TWO SETS OF SAFETY BEAMS RELAY OUTPUT...

Page 21: ...21 RADIO RECEIVER LOOP DETECTOR MAX LOAD 300mA EXTERNAL RADIO RECEIVER LOOP DETECTOR...

Page 22: ...22 RECEIVER SAFETY BEAM RECEIVER SAFETY BEAM CLOSING SAFETY BEAM RELAY OUTPUT CLOSING SAFETY BEAM FET OUTPUT...

Page 23: ...23 RECEIVER SAFETY BEAM RECEIVER SAFETY BEAM OPENING SAFETY BEAM FET OUTPUT OPENING SAFETY BEAM RELAY OUTPUT...

Page 24: ...Normally Open N O Normally Open N O Normally Open N C Normally Closed Tamper Switch is CLOSED when the lid is removed PEDESTRIAN OPENING Keypad Receiver Keyswitch FULL OPEN Intercom STATUS LED Interco...

Page 25: ...25 OUTPUT DEPENDANT ON VOLTAGE OF BATTERY FITTED ENSURE ALL EXTERNAL DEVICES ARE CORRECTLY RATED MAX LOAD of 100mA DACE Relay Module DACE Relay Module LIGHT ZONE BYPASS L N CONNECTION FOR RELAY MODULE...

Page 26: ...26 ELECTRIC LOCK 3A MAX MAGNETIC LOCK 500mA max 12V 250mA max 24V ELECTRIC LOCK MAGNETIC LOCK...

Page 27: ...ITTED ENSURE ALL EXTERNAL DEVICES ARE CORRECTLY RATED MAX LOAD 300mA DACE Relay Module DACE Relay Module WIRED TX RX ZONE BYPASS SIREN BELL BELL ALARM BUZZ GATE SYNC LIGHT ALARM BUZZ CONNECTING VARIOU...

Page 28: ...RECEIVER GND TO TRITEK COM GND RECEIVER SAFETY BEAM A WARNING ONLY CONNECT BATT TO ONE MOTOR AS SHOWN OPERATOR CONTROL BOARD NO 1 OPERATOR CONTROL BOARD NO 2 TWO SYNCHRONISED OPERATORS CONNECTED TO ON...

Page 29: ...IR Reverse If Open IR Reverse is enabled the gate will reverse back to the fully closed posi2on if the Opening Safety Beam is blocked while the gate is opening If it is disabled the gate will only rev...

Page 30: ...te number seen on the LCD screen during programming and engraving the remote number on the back of the remote This is helpful when you wish to delete a lost stolen remote Add Remotes No groups If a ne...

Page 31: ...y guard in aGendance It is far less likely that unknown remotes are acci dentally programmed on to the controller Edit Group The TRITEK uses a grouping system for managing remote users This provides a...

Page 32: ...posi2on This is useful if a Pedestrian Trigger buGon is located some distance away from the gate such as on an intercom inside the building and allows the pedestrian to walk to the gate before it sta...

Page 33: ...If enabled this func2on will ac2vate the controller s alarm output if any of the Safety Beams are blocked for a period longer than the 2me set in Ambush IR Timer when the gate is in the open ing posi2...

Page 34: ...ator is lost the magne2c lock will automa2cally unlock Magne2c locks are not suitable for use with solar powered systems Magne2c locks draw large amounts of power which will signi cantly reduce the nu...

Page 35: ...to be deleted can be entered manually or the controller can be dialled via the phone while this func2on is open to automa2cally delete the number Delete Num By ID Cell phones that are no longer allowe...

Page 36: ...ontroller Any users added aLer the users were last saved onto the USB Flash Drive or Android device will be lost with this opera2on Save SeOngs This feature will save only the gate se ngs it excludes...

Page 37: ...he premises by a domes2c worker With Time Manager you can disable any of the 8 Inputs INF CLS INF OPN LCK STP TRIG PED LOOP C LGHT or TAMPER at 2mes you do not wish for that input to be used It is for...

Page 38: ...then Annually Monthly and nally Weekly Set Start and Stop Day Time and Date Each period requires Start and Stop inputs Depending on the Type of Period this func2on will request days of the week hours...

Page 39: ...will exert on the gate while opening An Crush Gap 0 0 5m This is a safety feature to prevent the entrapment of people or animals by the gate while closing By enabling this feature the controller will...

Page 40: ...speed This speed should be high enough that the gate does not stall while closing but slow enough that the gate does not stop abruptly when reaching the fully closed position Close Crawl Distance Adju...

Page 41: ...colli sion and during the Beam Reverse modes Slow Close Speed Adjusts the speed that the operator will run at when running in Slow Speed in the closed direction The operator runs in Slow Speed when pr...

Page 42: ...are rmly in place and are not hanging loose Check that the Marker Magnet on the gate is 2ght and not moving If it is moving it must be 2ghtened and the gate limits must be reprogrammed SERVICE SCHEDUL...

Page 43: ...e controller AUTO LEARN MODE EXITED The Auto Learn 2me expired or the user manually exited Auto Learn mode that was previously enabled SAVING FILE A le is being saved to the USB device LOADING FILE A...

Page 44: ...nder Gate Setup on the LCD screen and adjust the opening and or closing forces WARNING MESSAGES MESSAGE DESCRIPTION TRIGGER The operator received a trigger signal PEDESTRIAN The operator received a pe...

Page 45: ...it again MOTOR FUSE BLOWN The controller has detected that the main motor fuse is blown Check to see if blown and replace this with an equivalent 20A fuse Check that the fuse contacts are free from ca...

Page 46: ...he physical device used to navigate the menu on the controller LCD Screen The graphics screen display on the controller Loop Detector Detects when a vehicle drives over it to trigger the gate open or...

Page 47: ...e and the end stop Rack A length of gear aGached to the gate which is driven by the pinion gear Receiver Receives a signal from a Remote transmiGer and triggers the operator Remote A hand held device...

Page 48: ...dant Controller Input Voltage 12V 24V AC or 17V 44V DC Motor Voltage 12V 24V DC Motor Supply BaGery 12 24V or Transformer driven Ba0ery Charger Intelligent mul2 stage charger with automa2c shutdown cu...

Page 49: ...through it It is the user s responsibility to ensure that there are no objects animals or people that could be damaged or injured near the gate prior to opera2ng it The user must at all 2mes be aware...

Page 50: ...he respec2ve remote number label the remotes Remote buGon numbers and the func2ons assigned to each see pg 30 Cell phone User numbers see GSM Se ngs on pg 35 Cell PUK numbers associated to the operato...

Page 51: ...51 NOTES...

Page 52: ...using components not tested passed or authorised by DACE This warranty does not cover any Acts of God including lightning hail water power surge insect damage corrosion the transport or costs associa...

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