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6. Regulation.
By cutting the bridge indicated in the figure, it is possible to
increase the working time.
0°
+
-
WORK TIME
7”
55”
0°
+
-
WORK TIME
55”
2’10”
0°
+
-
2nd: WING D.
7”
55”
0°
+
-
55”
2’10”
2nd: WING D.
The trimmer settings, made during the gate movement,
haven’t any immediate effect. They become effective only
after the stop of the gate or after the switching off and the
following switching on the central unit.
IMP.The increase of the working times does not in-
fluence on the automatic reclosure time and on the
pedestrian time
Automatic re-closing
time regulation
+
A. RECL. TIME
0°
270°
Working time regula-
tion
0°
+
WORK TIME
0°
270°
ARGO 2: Delay and working time
regulation of 2nd wing
ARGO 1: Opening pedestrian time
regulation.
-
-
+
-
2nd: WING D.
0°
270°
In the last part of its movement (opening and/or closure), the gate winds slow down proportionally to the work time setted
(“WORKING TIME“ for the symmetrical gate, “WORKING TIME” and “2nd:WING D.” for the asymmetrical one).
It is possible to disactivate the slow-downs or adjusting the slow-down phase as described in sections 11.C e 11.D.
In symmetrical gates it may be necessary to insert a delay time in the second gate wind i(closing phase).
Select dip-switch 9 OFF position and regulate this time delay by the “2nd: WING D” trimmer .
In the case of Argo 2 motors, for asymmetrical gates there is the possibility to define working time for second wing differently from
the first one wing. Select dip-switch 9 ON position and regulate working time of second wing by the “2nd: WING D“ trimmer.
It is possible to regulate the gate motion by ap-
propriately using of special trimmers
(“WORKING TIME”, “A.RECL.TIME”,
“2nd:WING D.”) and selecting the setting up of
the DIP-SWITCH, according to the type instal-
lation and needs of the wireman. As you may
note from the figures below, the trimmers have
a range from 0° to 270° where inside, the desi-
red regulation can be obtained with good preci-
sion.
6.1 Gate movement regulation.
5.2 Using the hidden key of an enabled transmitter already learnt.
Function active only with B.RO rolling code models
1. Using a staple, press the hidden button of a transmitter already learned. The learning function is
pointed out when the blinking light switches on.
2. Press the key of the transmitter you prefer to memorize; the flasher will blink (twice with a new co-
de, once if already learned). The central unit returns to his normal functioning state and the new
transmitter can activate the motor.
Push the
hidden taste
“e”
led
a b
c d
a b
led
1. Disconnect power supply.
2. Supply power by keeping pressed the self-learning key for further 4-5 second. All codes are delated
and the flashing light turns on for a total time of approximately 10 sec. When the blinking light swi-
tches off, all transmitters are deleted and the memory module is prepared to receive the fixed code
or the rolling-code, depending on how Jumper is setting.
5.3 Using an enabled open memory transmitter.
Function enabled only with B.RO models with rolling code and removable memory only
1. Press any “memory open” key on the transmitter previously enabled by using the B.RO PRO or
B.RO BASIC ming tool. The receivers enters in self-learning modality (the light starts to blink).
2. Press the button of the transmitter you wish to enable; the light blinks twice with a new code, once if
already learned. The control unit comes back to his standard mode and the new transmitter is now
ready for operation.
5.4 Transmitters deletion and production values setting.
a b
Flashing light
a b
Flashing light
Acc
Premere auto
apprendimento
led
Shifting
time
Shifting
time
