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ENTERING USERS WITH AN ASSOCIATED COMMAND
❶
Select
U1
. Press ENTER to confirm.
❷
Select a command to associate to the user: The commands are:
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1
= step-step (open-close);
-
2
= - sequential (open-stop-close-stop);
-
3 = only open;
-
4
= partial opening/pedestrian.
Press ENTER to confirm...
❸
... a number between 1 and 250 will start flashing for a few seconds. Send the code from the transmitter or other control device, such as, a
keypad selector or a transponder.
It flags the entered user associated to the number in the table
LIST OF REGISTERED USERS
.
DELETING SINGLE USERS
❶
Select
U2
. Press ENTER to confirm.
❷
Use the arrow keys select the number of the user you wish to delete. Press ENTER to confirm...
❸
... CLr will appear on
the
screen to confirm deletion.
MANAGING USERS
When adding and deleting users, the flashing numbers appearing are those numbers that are available and usable to assign to a new user (max.
250 users).
Before registering the users, make sure the AF radio card is plugged into the connector (see the paragraph called CONTROL DEVICES).
COMMISSIONING
Once the electrical connections are done, have only skilled, qualified staff commission the operator into service.
Before continuing, make sure the area is free of any obstructions, and that there are mechanical, opening and closing gate stops in place.
Power up and begin configuring the system.
Important!
Start programming by first doing the following functions: OPENING DIRECTIONS (F54) and
TOTAL STOP (F1). Once the programming is done, verify that the operator and all the accessories are working properly.Use the < > keys to open
and close the gate and ESC to stop it.
⚠
After powering up the system, the first maneuver is always the opening. In this phase, the gate cannot be closed. You will need to wait for the gate
to completely open.
⚠
Immediately press the STOP button if any suspicious malfunctions, noises or vibrations occur in the system.
