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SETTING AUTO-CLOSE TIME (OPTIONAL)
SETTING PARTY MODE (AUTO-CLOSE OVERIDE)
Party mode is the auto-close override mode. This means that the gate will remain open and ignore the
auto-close time.
To set party mode :
Press and hold the trigger button down. The gate will open. After 15 seconds party mode is set. The
L.C.D. message will display PARTY MODE.
To reset the gate to normal operation mode:
Press the trigger button twice within two seconds.
The gate will start to close. The gate is now in normal operation mode again
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Auto-close is an option that allows the gate to close automatically after a chosen time delay, this delay can
be from 10 to 70 seconds. Auto-close is selected by using the dipswitches on the main P.C.Board. Dip-
switch numbers 2,3 and 4 are the auto-close time select switches. The times are as follows:-
2 off 3 off 4 off = no auto close.
2 on 3 off 4 off = 10 seconds
2 off 3 on 4 off = 20 seconds
2 off 3 off 4 on = 40 seconds
2 on 3 on 4 on = 70 seconds
Any combination can be used to select the desired auto-close time.
NOTE It is strongly recommended that DuraOptic safety beams are used when auto-close is se-
lected as this reduces the chances of the gate closing on an object and causing injury or damage.
Dipswitches 2 , 3 and 4 are used to select auto-close times
SETTING MULTI-USER MODE (OPTIONAL
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Multi-user mode is used in heavy traffic areas where there is a possibility that a number of triggers are
received by the motor at one time. E.g. office block or town house complex. When multi-user mode is set, the
motor will accept the first trigger and ignore any other trigger thereafter, this reduces the chance of the gate
closing on an object. Although the SOLO motor is designed to be used in a domestic application only, this
function is available.
To set multi-user mode, place number 1 dipswitch in the ON position.
To disengage multi-user mode, place number 1 dipswitch in the OFF position.
Number 1 dipswitch used to select multi-user mode. Auto-close must
be selected when using multi-user mode.
