4
Terminal
Description
1-3
Input Pedestrian (N.O. contact); It opens only the leaf of M1.
2-3
Input Start (N.O. contact); step by step feature (open-stop-close).
3-4
Input Stop (N.C. contact) it always stops the motors. If the contact is used during the pause, it cancels the
automatic shutting.
5-7
Input photocells (N.C. contact) working only when gate is closing (it stops and re-opens).
6-7
Input photocells working when gates is opening/closing (N.C. contact). While opening the gate stops and
then re-start; while closing the gate stops and reverses.
7-8
Input safety edge (N.C. contact) working both in opening/closing. While opening it stops and reverses for
10cm. While closing it stops and reverses completely.
9-10
Output 24 VDC for photocells power supply (9 negative, 10 positive).
11-12
Output 24 VDC- Dip 2 SW2 OFF Electro-lock - Dip 2 SW2 ON Indicator of gate movement (11 negative, 12
positive).
13-14
Output 24 VDCfor the flashing light (13 negative, 14 positive).
15-16
Output 24 VDC for accessories (15 positive, 16 negative).
17-18
Output 24Vdc for Motor 1 (max 3A).
19-20
Output 24Vdc for Motor 2 (max 3A).
21-22
Control panel power supply 24 VAC. Wire it to the 24VAC output of the toroidal transformer.
23-24
Input main power supply 230 VAC.
25-26
Main transformer (toroidal 230VAC).
27-28
Back up battery input (27 positive, 28 negative).
33-34
Input antenna for onboard receiver (33 coaxial wire, 34 shield).
SW3
Jumper to get an additional feature in terms of powerful; with jumper, more power - without jumper, less
power.
P.S.:
This control panel is delivered with all N.C. outputs wired (stop, safety edge, photocells, photocells open). If you want
to use one of those outputs, cut the wire and do the connection accordingly.
3
LED description.
PED
It shows the output Pedestrian (normally switched off).
START
It shows the output START (normally switched off).
STOP
It shows the output STOP (normally switched on).
FOTO
It shows the output FOTO (normally switched on, and if the photocells is engaged it switched off).
