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12.2 - ACTIVATING/DEACTIVATING START 
AND PEDESTRIAN LOCK

Default = wired start and start button on PCB activated.

This programming sequence allows for locking the “start” / “ped” 
wired input and the start button on the control unit. This may be 
useful for controlling the automation exclusively via radio.

1. 

Press the SET, RADIO and START buttons simultaneously for 3 
seconds, all the LEDs go out

2.

  Press the SET button for 1 second:

 

-  If the red “error” LED is on lock = activated 

(if it is the correct setting go to point 5 if not proceed with 
point 3)

 

-  If the red “error” LED is off block = deactivated 

(if it is the correct setting go to point 5 otherwise go to 
point 4)

3.

  Press the START button for 1 second, the yellow “set” LED 

remains lit and the red “error” LED goes out. Go to step 5

4.

  Press the START button for 1 second, the yellow “set” LED 

remains on and the red “error” LED lights up

5.

  Press the SET and RADIO buttons simultaneously or wait 10 

seconds to exit the procedure: the LEDs return to the normal 
operating configuration

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 If the command lock is activated, any device connected 

to the “start” and “ped” contacts will not be detected by 
the control unit. When these contacts are closed, the green 
“start” LED will emit brief flashes.

13. OTHER FUNCTIONS

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 To interrupt the following programming sequences at 

any time, press the SET and RADIO buttons simultaneously 
or wait 10 seconds.

13.1 - ACTIVATING/DEACTIVATING THE 
CONTROL UNIT PROTECTION DEVICE

Default = control unit protection device not active.

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 This programming sequence allows for locking all 

control unit programming sequences and the settings 
adjustable through the dip-switches. To perform a new 
programming sequence or make a dip-switch/trimmer 
modification effective, the protection must be deactivated.

1.

  Press the SET, RADIO and START buttons simultaneously for 3 

seconds, all the LEDs go out

2. 

-  If the yellow “set”, red “radio” and green “start” LEDs 

remain lit: central block = activated (if it is the correct 
setting go to point 5 if not proceed with point 3)

 

-  If the yellow “set”, red “radio” and green “start” LEDs are 

off: central block = deactivated (if it is the correct setting, 
go to point 5 if not, proceed to point 3)

3.

  Press the START and RADIO buttons simultaneously for 2 

seconds: the yellow “set”, red “radio” and green “start” 
LEDs go out. Go to step 5

4.

  Press the START and RADIO buttons simultaneously for 2 

seconds the yellow “set”, red “radio” and green “start” LEDs 
light up

5.

  Press the SET and RADIO buttons simultaneously or wait 10 

seconds to exit the procedure: the LEDs return to the normal 
operating configuration

13.2 - RESETTING THE CONTROL UNIT’S 
DEFAULT PARAMETERS

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This procedure allows for restoring the control unit’s 

parameters to their default values.
The procedure leaves the memorised radio transmitters 
unaltered. To reset the radio memory as well, see Paragraph 
7.3.

1. 

Press the SET, RADIO and START buttons simultaneously for 8 
seconds: after 8 seconds all the LEDs start flashing

2.

  Press the start button for 2 seconds: progressive lighting of 

the LEDs to signal the progress of the reset of the control 
panel

3.

  The control unit restarts: the yellow LED flashes for 5 seconds. 

The LEDs then return to the normal operating configuration

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At the end of this procedure, the red LED “error” 

will flash 3 times periodically to indicate a new learning 
procedure is needed.

Summary of Contents for TORQ Series

Page 1: ...CORREVOLI FINO A 800 KG DI PESO GB 230V ELECTRO MECHANICAL IRREVERSIBLE RACK ACTUATOR FOR SLIDING GATES UP TO 800 KG F OPERATEUR ELECTROMECANIQUE IRREVERSIBLE 230V POUR PORTAILS COULISSANTS JUSQU A 800 KG DE POIDS E MOTOR ELECTROMECANICO IRREVERSIBLES 230V PARA PUERTAS CORREDERAS HASTA 800 KG DE PESO ...

Page 2: ...300 3 325 88 5 88 5 161 177 ø70 325 5 150 185 ...

Page 3: ...F THE AUTOMATION MOVEMENT 8 2 PROGRAMMING OF THE WIDTH OF THE PEDESTRIAN OPENING 8 3 ADVANCED PROGRAMMING OF THE AUTOMATION MOVEMENT 9 LED SIGNALLING 9 1 INPUT STATUS SIGNALLING LEDS 9 2 ERROR SIGNALLING LEDS ADVANCED PROGRAMMING 10 AUX OUTPUT PROGRAMMING 10 1 PROGRAMMING OF THE BUTTON LINKED TO THE AUX OUTPUT 10 2 SELECTION OF DEVICE CONNECTED TO AUX OUTPUT 10 3 SELECTION OF AUX OUTPUT OPERATING ...

Page 4: ...t make any modifications to any part of the automation device or the accessories connected to it unless described in this manual Any other modifications will void the warranty on the product The installation steps should be conducted so as to avoid rainy weather which can expose electronic circuits to dangerous water seepage All operations requiring the casing of the device to opened should be per...

Page 5: ... are authorised for use and closure is not in a public area Examples of this type are gates inside business premises where the sole users are employees or a part of them who have been suitably informed GROUP 2 Only a limited number of people are authorised for use but in this case closure is in a public area An example of this may be a company gate that accesses onto a public street and which is o...

Page 6: ...onigi CN Italy Under its sole responsibility hereby declares that the partly completed machinery model s TORQ500A 230V TORQ800A 230V Description electromechanical actuator for sliding gates is intended to be installed on sliding gates to create a machine according to the provisions of the Directive 2006 42 EC The machinery must not be put into service until the final machinery into which it has to...

Page 7: ...it for the complete setting of the concrete 6 Unscrew the bolts fixing the base to the clamps and put the motor on the plate 7 Insert the 4 grains with their nuts in the proper place Adjust the 4 grains to make the motor be perfectly levelled 8 Control that the motor is perfectly parallel to the gate then insert the 2 washers R and lightly screw the 2 bolts D mWARNING put the washer G into the hol...

Page 8: ...OTOR Check the following points 1 the motor must be on a levelled surface and perfectly parallel to the gate 2 the distance between pinion and rack must be 1 or 2 mm If needed adjust the 4 grains 3 the rack must be trued up with the pinion of the motor 4 the minimum distance between the maximum overall of the gate and the case of the pinion of the motor must be of at least 5 mm 5 Check the above i...

Page 9: ...er working of the system we suggest to weld the end of stroke brackets on the rack 3 5 MOTOR OVERRIDING SYSTEM mATTENTION before operating the manual release disconnect the power The motor is anyway disconnected during the release thanks to the presence of a safety micro switch Manual control has been thought for manual opening of the gate in case of power cut or motor breakdown 1 Operate the manu...

Page 10: ...IONAL ACCESSORIES LENGTH OF THE CABLE 10 metres from 10 to 20 metres from 20 to 30 metres Power supply 230V 120V 3G x 1 5 mm2 3G x 1 5 mm2 3G x 2 5 mm2 Photocells TX 2 x 0 5 mm2 2 x 0 5 mm2 2 x 0 5 mm2 Photocells RX 4 x 0 5 mm2 4 x 0 5 mm2 4 x 0 5 mm2 Key switch 2 x 0 5 mm2 2 x 0 5 mm2 2 x 0 5 mm2 Flashing light 2 x 1 5 mm2 2 x 1 5 mm2 2 x 1 5 mm2 Antenna integrated into the flashing light RG174 R...

Page 11: ...rimmer clockwise increases the pause time from 0 to 180 seconds Please note the AUTO dip switch must be put to ON DELAY NOT USED mVarying the POWER trimmer has no effect until the stroke is reprogrammed par 8 5 2 DIP SWITCH ADJUSTMENT DIP DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION DIP 1 2 MOTOR OFF ON mdo not change the DIP setting DIP 3 STEP ON Step by step command mode Open Stop Close Stop At every start pulse wi...

Page 12: ... 230Vac max 15W AUX AUX contact electric lock PH 01 Photocell safety edge Normally closed contact PH 02 Photocell safety edge Normally closed contact GND Common of the PH01 PH02 terminals VA Rated power 24Vdc GSI Positive gate PILOT LIGHT 24Vdc max3W OL 1 Opening limit switch CL 1 Closing limit switch ST R START normally open contact GND Common of the STR STP PED terminals ST P STOP normally close...

Page 13: ...h the gate open they have no effect 6 5 GATE OPEN PILOT LIGHT If the photo test which is deactivated by default see Paragraph 11 1 is not used it is possible to connect a gate status pilot light to the GSI input This light will signal the gate s position specifically gate closed light off gate open light turned on in fixed mode gate opening light flashes gate closing light flashes fast mThe led mu...

Page 14: ... of all the transmitters that you want to program the red radio LED flashes and the green start LED stays on steady 4 Press the SET and RADIO buttons simultaneously or wait 10 seconds to exit the procedure 7 3 TOTAL DELETION OF TRANSMITTERS IN MEMORY 1 Press the RADIO button for 4 seconds the red radio LED flashes 2 Press the RADIO button for 1 second the red radio LED flashes quickly 3 Erasing th...

Page 15: ... Position the door in the fully closed position 2 Press the SET button for 2 seconds the yellow set LED flashes 3 Press the START button for 1 second the yellow set LED lights up steadily 4 Press the START button or a key of a programmed transmitter or a wired command 5 The control unit starts opening the door 6 When the gate reaches the position for pedestrian opening press the START button or a ...

Page 16: ...flashes when a command is received through King Gates transmitter is off when the control unit is in standby mode 9 2 ERROR SIGNALLING LEDS RED ERROR LED The red error LED signals any errors that hamper the correct operation of the PCB With the control unit in standby mode the error type is signalled with a series of flashes at regular intervals 1 second pause between two successive series accordi...

Page 17: ...his function the AUX output must be set to courtesy light see Paragraph 10 2 1 Press the RADIO button for 1 second the red radio LED lights up steadily 2 Press the SET button for 1 second the yellow set LED lights up steadily 3 Press the desired button for all the transmitters you want to program the red radio LED flashes and the yellow set LED stays on steady 4 Press the SET and RADIO buttons sim...

Page 18: ... seconds to exit the procedure the LEDs return to the normal operating configuration 11 SAFETY DEVICE ADVANCED PROGRAMMING SEQUENCES These programming sequences are not essential to the system s operation but they allow for controlling the safety devices by activating the photo test when photocells are installed or controlling the resistance when 8 2kOhm resistive edges are mounted 11 1 PHOTO TEST...

Page 19: ...e SET and RADIO buttons simultaneously or wait 10 seconds to exit the procedure the LEDs return to the normal operating configuration mIn order to carry out the check on the safety devices the connected edges must be of the resistive type with 8 2 kOhm 12 SETTING THE WIRED COMMANDS These programming sequences allow for locking wired commands for managing the system solely with radio transmitters o...

Page 20: ...gramming sequences and the settings adjustable through the dip switches To perform a new programming sequence or make a dip switch trimmer modification effective the protection must be deactivated 1 Press the SET RADIO and START buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds all the LEDs go out 2 If the yellow set red radio and green start LEDs remain lit central block activated if it is the correct setting...

Page 21: ... throughout the entire manoeuvre If there are multiple photocell pairs these may signal false obstacles Try bridging the PHO1 PHO2 and STOP contacts to verify whether the problem can be resolved Otherwise connect the photocells with alternating receivers The transmitter does not function When the programming sequence mentioned in Paragraph 7 1 is completed the red radio LED does not flash Verify t...

Page 22: ...tself as well as to human health As indicated by the symbol opposite throwing away this product as domestic waste is strictly forbidden So dispose of it as differentiated waste in accordance with your local regulations or return the product to the retailer when you purchase a new equivalent product Important the local applicable regulations may envisage heavy sanctions in the event of illegal disp...

Page 23: ...ut this period may vary depending on the intensity of use Any inspection maintenance or repairs should only be performed by qualified personnel Even if you think you know how do not modify the system and the automation device programming and adjustment parameters your installer is responsible for this Final testing periodic maintenance and any repairs should be documented by those performing the o...

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