DACE RT25/50, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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MESSAGE DESCRIPTION & SOLUTION
CLOSING IR
BEAM
BLOCKED
OPENING IR
BEAM
BLOCKED
The Safety Beams are blocked or faulty.

Remove anything that may be obstructing the beams.

Look on the controller to see what beam input is active. Check that the beam connected
to this input is functioning correctly.
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Check the beam wiring for corrosion and that the wiring is tight.

Check for insects inside the beam housing.
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If the beams are wireless, check the batteries.

Make sure the beams do not exceed their maximum operating range.
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Check that the beams are not being affected by sunlight. This usually occurs in early
morning or late afternoon if the sun shines directly into the Receiver beam. Some makes
of beams, other than DACE, can be affected by fluorescent lights.

If you have multiple beams, make sure they are not cross talking i.e. the receiver from the
one set is receiving the signal from two transmitter beams. Transmitter beams may affect
adjacent receiver beams if they are not spaced far enough apart. Interference can be
checked by blocking one transmitter and seeing if its receiver is still being triggered.

A set of beams may have been removed and ‘Reset Beams’ has not been activated on the
Beam Settings menu. For safety reasons, the controller will never remove beams
previously detected without running this feature first.
HOLIDAY
LOCKOUT
The controller has been placed into Holiday Lockout mode.

If the LED for the LCK/STP input on the controller is active, check any inputs unknowingly
activating this function e.g. a keyswitch, a keypad etc.

If the LED for the LCK/STP input is not active then disable Holiday Lockout on a remote by
pressing selected button/s

Holiday Lockout might be activated from Time Manager. Clear the active time slot in Time
Manager.

Try activating the input device, keypad or keyswitch, and deactivate 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 carbon build up.

Check that the fuse fits tightly in the fuse holder
H - BRIDGE
FAULT
The controller has detected that an H - Bridge fault has occurred. An H - bridge fault may occur for
various reasons such as the gate being stuck in the open or closed positions.

Ensure that the gate moves freely if disengaged.

Check that the battery is charged (Info Screen), the battery voltage should be above 12V.

Check that the motor wires are connected properly and making proper contact.
If this fault persists the controller might need to be repaired by a DACE repair centre.
MOTOR
DISCONNECT
The controller has detected that the electric motor is disconnected.

Check that the motor wires are connected properly and making proper contact.

Check for any carbon build up on the motor wire pins.

Disconnect the motor and try running the motor by touching the motor wires directly to the
battery.
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If it is an old motor, the motor brushes might be wearing out.
MAINS FAIL The controller has detected that the mains power is not connected.

Make sure the mains supply is on and that the transformer plug point is on.

Make sure the transformer is connected to the controller properly and all wiring is tight.

Check that there is mains at the transformer and that the transformer output is giving out
more than 16V AC for a 12V system and 22V AC for a 24V system
PARTY MODE The controller has been placed into Party Mode with a remote.

Press the remote button that has been allocated to the Party Mode function, to deactivate
Party Mode.

Press the remote trigger button twice within 4 seconds to take the operator out of Party
Mode.

Deselect Party Mode from the Auto Close menu.
ACCESS
DENIED
Time Manager has denied an action from a remote. To enable this action, clear the time period
affecting this action in Time Manager.
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