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SPRINT 05 SW
ENGLISH
Guide for the installer
Page 9
5.2.1. A
ccessories power supply
24V
Terminals “ + & - ”. These terminals are for connecting the power supply wires of the 24V accessories.
The max load of the accessories must not exceed 500mA.
Use only class II accessories.
The output of these terminals is direct current; pay attention to the polarity of the accessories power supply.
5.2.2. o
pen
A
Terminals “ OPA & - ”. Normally open contact. To these terminals, connect any pulse emitter (push-button, key switch, etc.) which, by closing
the contact, generates a completely open or close pulse of the gate. Its operation is set using dip-switch 4 (see paragraph 7).
A complete opening pulse always has priority over partial opening.
In order to connect more than one pulse emitter, connect the devices in parallel.
5.2.3. o
pen
B
Terminals “ OPB & - ”. Normally open contact. To these terminals, connect any pulse emitter (push-button, key switch, etc.) which, by closing
the contact, generates a partial opening pulse of the gate (opens for 8 seconds).
A complete opening pulse always has priority over partial opening.
In order to connect more than one pulse emitter, connect the devices in parallel.
5.2.4. p
hotocells
Terminals “ FSW & - ”. Normally closed contact. The photocells are connected to these terminals. The photocells can be used as safety
switches when closing or as safety switches when opening and closing. Operation is set using dip-switch 5 (see paragraph 8). The state
of this input is indicated by the “FSW” LED.
We recommend connecting only photocells to these terminals, and no other type of safety switch.
5.2.5. s
top
Terminals “ STOP & - ”. Normally closed contact. To these terminals, connect any safety device (push-button, key switch, etc.) that must
stop gate movement by disabling all automatic functions. The gate should resume the memorised cycle only by giving it another complete
opening pulse. The state of this input is indicated by the “ STOP” LED.
In order to connect more than one pulse emitter, connect the devices in series.
5.2.6. o
pening limit switch
.
Terminals “ FCA & COMF ”. Normally closed contact. When this trips, it blocks the opening movement of the gate. The state of this input
is indicated by the “ FCA ” LED.
5.2.7. c
losing limit switch
.
Terminals “ FCC & COMF ”. Normally closed contact. When this trips, it blocks the closing movement of the gate. The state of this input is
indicated by the “ FCC ” LED.
For correct operation of the automated system, both limit switches must be connected.
The COMF terminal must be used only for connecting the common limit switch contact.
The CN5 rapid connector replaces terminals FCA , FCC and CO MF. In this way it is not necessary to cut the connector from the limit switch.
If the rapid connector is used, never jumper the limit switch inputs on terminal board CN2.
5.3. TERMINAL BOARD CN3 (Fig. 3)
5.3.1. g
eArmotor
Terminals “ APM - CHM - COM ” (opens - closes - shared). These terminals are for connecting the gearmotor power supply wires. The
capacitor must be connected between terminals APM - CHM. Should the capacitor feature a rapid terminal, connector CN6 can be used,
respecting the orientation of the terminal
5.3.2. F
lAshing lAmp
Terminals “ LAMP & LAMP ”. Connect the flashing lamp to these terminals. The output of these terminals is either 230 V~ or
115 V~ with a maximum power of 40W, depending on the nominal voltage of the system.
Flashing is not determined by the unit but by the flashing lamp.
Use only class II flashing lights.