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No power on the
board.
A single arm activation
isn’t working.
Remotes or wireless
keypad not working.
Lights on the board
but arm(s) not moving.
Gates remain open
after systems
learn/one arm stays
open and the other
one closed.
Gates not fully
opening or closing
One gate opens part
of the way/not at all.
Remote/ keypad
range is less than 20M
- Power to the transformer is on and the connector block from the AC power lead to the transformer
and to the control board is wired correctly.
- At the control board check the transformer white connector blocks are correctly
plugged into board and the battery connector if equipped.
- Check fuses are both working. * 15amp for stand-alone transformer.
- Check there is 24vac into and out of the Control box fuse.
- The batteries are connected to the control board and read higher than 24vdc if equipped.
- Try removing optional extras such as beams and probes to see if they are draining the power.
And reset the control panel to default and testing the motor operation
- Check function setting is set correctly for single arm. FI-1 single gate mode.
FB-1 Pedestrian mode to be ON. Using button B on the remote to operate the single gate.
- Make sure the arm is connected to motor 1 and not motor 2.
- Your remote is programmed in.
- You have done a systems learn.
- There is adequate power going to the board.
Re-program remotes by pressing the RF-Learn button on the control broad.
- You can program in several remotes or devices at a time however all signals need to be sent
before the blue light goes off again.
- Push the button fairly solid and hold it in for a whole second. The blue light should flicker.
- If the blue light is on continuously without pressing the RF learn button it means the receiver is
faulty and needs to be replaced.
- The blue light will still flash when a remote that has not been programmed in is used. It will
however not activate.
- Reset the keypad. Do this by flicking off the front cover with a small screw driver. Undo the 2
nuts, turn over and repeat until left with the control board on the casing. Undo the 3 screws in
the corner. Turn over the circuit board and there is a button there. Hold it until you hear a
beep. Try keypad again and reassemble.
- Check the LED3 and LED4 on the board are off, which is located on the button right of the board if
it is on check the photocell connection and function
- Check that the battery is 24V+.
- Make sure your connections aren’t loose.
- The power input is feeding in 24V+.
- The gate is free from any obstructions.
- The arm is locked into place (A good way to test this is if you can move the gate freely, then it
won’t work via the motors).
- Try depowering and repowering the board.
- If it still keeps glowing please call or email us. Receiver may need replacement.
- Ensure you have matched the + and - of each ram to the equi and – motor symbols
on the board.
- Change the polarity connection of the po) with the negative(-) of the motor if the gate
both stay open instead of close after the system learning
- Clear any obstructions to the gates.
- Make sure that the arms are going no further than 100 degrees.
- The function setting should be set for a double swing and not a single.
- Check the LED display during the system learning showing the motor current, once the
reading is too high check the installation or the gate condition .
- Ensure the motors are locked in.
- Increase the power amp settings by function setting F2 for open and F3 for close direction
(mentioned above).
- Ensure there is nothing obstructing the gate or the arms.
- If the gate is a bigger or heavier gate change the power settings using the F2 for open and
F3 for close direction. You should not have to use the maximum power setting. This is
intended for a 500kg double swing gate (or 250kg single).
- Re-do the systems learn.
- Make sure you are pressing the top left hand button. The other buttons do have their
individual functions.
- Check the FB function for pedestrian mode, set to FB-0 if you require the single gate to be
fully open instead of partial open
- Both arms are wired onto the control board correctly. They should identical. I.E. black, red.
Black, red.
- Make sure the antenna is attached and screwed in on the control board.
- Make sure there is nothing obstructing the antenna such as the power cable or motor cables.
- Fuse
- Transformer power
- Loose wires
- Incorrect wire contact at
connector blocks
- Short circuit in wiring
between transformer
and board
- Battery
- Motor connection
- Function setting for
single mode
- RF Learn button on
control board
- The gate
- Power sources
- Arm wires.
Trouble Shooting
Issue: Solution: Parts to look at:
PART B: Control System User Manual
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