4.3.4) Manual search for distance “B”
(Stopping point wanted in PARTIAL OPENING):
With the “manual search for distance “B” you can programme the point wanted for partial opening; the distance is the point at which
the gate/door stops when it receives a partial opening command. It is normally at an intermediate point between “A” and “C”.
1)
Set the dip-switches as indicated; in this way the “manual search for distance B” is selected.
2)
Press the “OPEN” or “CLOSE” keys to open or close the gate/door until it reaches the point wanted.
3)
Movement can also be accelerated by pressing the “<<>>” key.
4)
When the gate/door has reached the point wanted the distance has been measured so you can then proceed to
memorisation.
When the gate has reached the point wanted the distance has been measured so you can then proceed to memorisation.
4.3.5) Manual search for distance “A”
(Stopping point wanted in OPENING):
By means of the “manual search for distance A” you can programme the point wanted for opening; the distance is the point at
which the gate/door stops in opening. This distance must always be greater than “B”.
1)
Set the dip-switches as indicated; in this way the “manual search for distance A” is selected.
2)
Press the “OPEN” or “CLOSE” keys to open or close the gate/door until it reaches the point wanted.
3)
Movement can also be accelerated by pressing the “<<>>” key.
4)
When the gate/door has reached the point wanted the distance has been measured so you can then proceed to
memorisation.
With this procedure the opening point required has been measured and memorised.
4.3.6) Manual search for distance “1”
(Mechanical stop in OPENING):
By means of the “manual search for distance 1” you measure the maximum opening point; the distance is the opening point
beyond which the gate/door can go no further. This distance must always be greater than distance “A”.
1)
Set the dip-switches as indicated; in this way the “manual search for distance 1” is selected
2)
Press the “OPEN” key to open the gate/door, until it reaches the mechanical stop in opening.
3)
Movement can also be accelerated by pressing the “<<>>” key.
4)
When the gate/door has reached the maximum opening point you can proceed to memorisation.
With this procedure the opening point beyond which the gate/door can go no further has been measured and memorised.
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