Sliding Gate Opener User Manual: DKC500DCL/DKC800DCL

Sliding Gate Opener
User Manual
DKC500DCL/DKC800DCL
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Instructions for DKC500DCL/DKC800DCL
WARNING
☆ Instructions must be read before installation. Please follow these instructions carefully,
incorrect installation could affect gate operation.
☆ When mounting and positioning this product please ensure the power cable is
unplugged.
☆ The motor cover will need to be removed to mount the motor to the mounting plate or
directly to the concrete footing.
☆ Any changes to the settings on this product can only be made by a licensed electrician.
☆ This product can be powered by AC110V/220V power supply or backup battery power
and solar power.
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WARRANTY
1. To repair against this warranty card and invoice during the warranty period.
2. Warranty period: 1 year after the date of invoice.
3. Without unauthorized dismantling, any product broken or damage due to quality problem,
we’ll offer the repair service for free or replace for free.
4. The malfunction and damages caused by incorrect use or man fault is not covered by this
warranty.
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CONTENTS
Default Setting Instruction..............................................................................................................1
Safety Instruction.............................................................................................................................2
Parts List...........................................................................................................................................3
Technical Parameters......................................................................................................................5
Installation........................................................................................................................................5
Before You Start..........................................................................................................................5
Tools Required / Example Sliding Gate………............................................................................6
Step 1 - Gate Preparation............................................................................................................6
Step 2 - Checking Manual Release.............................................................................................7
Step 3 - Removing / Installing Motor Cover.................................................................................7
Step 4 – Motor Pad Footing.........................................................................................................8
Step 5 - Fitting Mounting Base and Motor....................................................................................8
Step 6 - Sprocket and Chain & Motor Alignment.......................................................................10
Step 7 - Limit Switch Stops........................................................................................................11
Step 8 - Powering on........................……..................................................................................13
Step 9 - Testing Travel and Limit Stops.....................................................................................14
Programming and Wiring..............................................................................................................15
DIP Switch Adjustment..............................................................................................................16
Potentiometer Adjustment.........................................................................................................17
Terminal Instructions.................................................................................................................18
Wiring to the Terminal...............................................................................................................20
Connecting Infrared Photocells.................................................................................................21
Remote Control Operation........................................................................................................22
Connecting Storage Battery......................................................................................................22
Connecting Solar Panel.............................................................................................................22
Wiring to the Transformer..........................................................................................................23
Maintenance...................................................................................................................................23
Troubleshooting.............................................................................................................................24
Drawing and Measurements..........................................................................................................25
Default Setting Instruction

The gate opener will open the gate to the right-hand side as its default setting. By default, the
opener mounts on the right-hand side. (Figure 1)
Gate in closed position Gate in open position

Figure 1
Before installation: Test the gate opener by plugging it into a power source and pressing the
remote. Press the opening button, the output sprocket rotates, then press the stop button, the
output sprocket stops rotating. Finally, press the closing button, the output sprocket rotates to the
opposite direction. This will give you an understanding of the way how the opener moves the gate.
Press the first/top button Rotating output sprocket will Then the gate will move in
on the remote. drive the gate frame. the set direction.
Figure 2
Note: Ensure that the gate opener is unplugged before proceeding with installation. Please keep
fingers away from the motor output sprocket whilst it is turning.
If your gate needs to open from the other direction (to the left, refer to figure 3), your opener needs
to be mounted on the left-hand side as shown, the relative wires need to be swapped over, please
check under “Terminal Instructions” for swapping. (Factory default setting is for right-hand opening:
opener mounted on the right-hand side).
Figure 3
Any works done to the gate opener must be completed whilst the power is off, and the opener is
unplugged.
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Safety Instruction
Warning: Incorrect or improper use of this product can cause damage to persons, animals or
properties.
· Please ensure that the input voltage used matches with the supply voltage of gate opener.
· All modifications to wiring or electrics, and any adjustment or maintenance to input voltage
must be done by a qualified electrician.
· All potential hazards and exposed pinch points of the gate must be eliminated or guarded prior
to installation of this gate opener.
· Never mount any device that operates the gate opener where the user can reach over (under,
around or through) the gate to operate the controls. These must be placed away from any
moving range of the moving gate.
· Ensure power plug is disconnected from the power socket during installation or maintenance.
· Keep remote control and other control devices out of children’s reach, in order to avoid
unintentional activation.
· To ensure safety, before installing the motor, mount a Gate End Catch and a Gate Stop at each
end of the rail to prevent the gate travelling off the track.
· If required, install infrared photocell to detect obstructions and prevent injury to person or
damage to property.
· Instruct all users about the control systems provided and the manual opening operation in case
of emergency.
· Ensure that the power cable is connected to a RCD protected weatherproof power outlet
installed by a qualified electrician.
· Do not install this product in an explosive atmosphere or where there is any danger of flooding.
· This product was exclusively designed and manufactured for the use specified in the present
documentation. Any other use not specified in this documentation could damage the product
and be dangerous.
· Only use original parts for any maintenance or repair operation. Our company declines all
responsibility with respect to the automation safety and correct operation when other supplier’s
components are used.
· Do not modify the automation components, unless explicitly authorized by our company.
· The user must avoid any attempt to carry out any works or repairs on this product, and should
always request the assistance of qualified personnel.
· This product is suitable for use on one sliding gate only.
· Anything which is not expressly provided for in these instructions is not allowed and will void
warranty.
· Dispose of all packing materials (plastic, cardboard, polystyrene etc.) according to current
guidelines. Keep plastic bags and polystyrene out of children’s reach.
· Save these instructions for future use.
Parts List
Parts List (standard configuration)
No. Picture Name Quantity
1 Motor 1
2 Manual Release Keys 2
3 Remote Controls 2
4 Mounting Accessories Box 1
4-1 Sprocket Cover 1
4-2 Chain(Including 2 Chain Links) 6m
4-3 Tie Rod 2
4-4 Square Screw 4
4-5 Round Screw 4
4-6 Door Connecting Plate 2
4-7 Horizontal Mounting Plate 1
4-8 Vertical Mounting Plate 2
4-9 Anchor Bolts M8 4
Magnetic Limit Switch Stop 2
Magnets 2
4-10
Hexagon Head Bolt M6X65 4
Nut M8 4
Flat Washer φ8 2
Spring Washers φ8 2
4-11 Inner Hexagon Head Bolt M6X20 4
4-12 Hexagon Head Bolt M8X40 4
Nut M6 16
4-13
Nut M8 16
Flat Washer φ6 16
4-14
Flat Washer φ8 16
4-15
Note: Extra flat washers and spring washers are spare parts.
Parts List (optional)

1 Infrared Photocell 1
2 Wireless Keypad 1
3 Alarm Lamp 1
Additional remote controls: Spare/Additional remotes for the automatic gate kit, these will need to
be paired to the motor.
Infrared photocell: Detects pedestrians, vehicles and objects that cross an infrared beam and
prevents the gate from closing.
Wireless keypad: Allows secure access through the gate used with a user set code.
Wired control: Allow users to control the opening and closing of the door through an external
push-button.
Alarm lamp: Alerts people near the gate and users that the gate is in operation.
Technical Parameters
Model DKC500DCL DKC800DCL
Power Supply 110VAC/60Hz; 220VAC/50Hz
Motor Power 150W 170W
Gate Moving Speed 13m/min 18m/min
Maximum Loading Weight 500KG 800KG
Remote Control Distance ≥30m
Remote Control Mode Single button mode / Three button mode
Limit Switch Magnetic limit switch
Working Noise ≤58dB
Working Duty S2, 20min
Recording of up Remote Controls 40
Remote Frequency 433.92 MHz
Working Temperature -20°C - +70°C
Package Weight 16.42KG 16.5KG
Installation
Before You Start
· DKC500DCL/DKC800DCL Sliding Gate Automation Kit is suitable for powering the opening
and closing motion of gates up to 600kg,800kg in weight, up to a length of 8m. (Standard kit
contains a 6m chain, if the gate length is over 5.5m, please consider to extend the length of the
chain.)
· Gate motion is achieved by the rotating output sprocket of the gate opener driving the chain
fitted to the moving gate.
· The gate opener requires you to press the remote control once to open, and once again to
close. This is a safety feature to ensure safe operation.
· The gate opener itself must be fitted within private property, never externally to a property’s
boundary.
Any works done to the gate opener must be completed whilst the power is off and the opener is
unplugged. Any modifications/alterations/works to AC power components must only be completed by
a licensed electrician.
Tools Required
· Tape measure
· Level
· 12mm concrete drill and hammer (when uses expansion screws)
· Phillips head screwdriver
· Straight screwdriver
Example Sliding Gate
Gate Track and Track Wheels Gate End Catch Gate Guide Rollers Gate Stop
Figure 4
Please ensure that the gate opener power cable is not plugged in at any stage before Step 8.
Step 1 - Gate Preparation

· Ensure that the sliding gate is correctly installed.
· The gate is horizontal and level and the gate can glide back and forth smoothly when moved by
hand before installing the gate opener.
· Wheels and guide rollers should rotate easily and be free from dirt or grime.
· Track should be flat, level and firmly affixed.
· Any misalignment in the gate will affect performance of the automatic gate opener.
The gate should slide smoothly by hand before attempting to install the gate opener.
Figure 5
Step 2 - Checking Manual Release

· Insert the key and open the manual release bar to enable the motor get into manual mode and
check that the motor output sprocket rotates freely by hand (Figure 6).
Turn 90°
To make the motor into manual mode, insert the key In manual mode, the sprocket can turn
and open the manual release bar till it rotates by 90°. freely and the gate can be operated by
hand.
Figure 6
Step 3 - Removing / Installing Motor Cover

· Unscrew the two cover screws located at each side of the motor cover.
· Remove the rubber grommet below the limit switch (Figure 7).
Figure 7
· Sprocket cover installation as Figure 8
Bolts
Sprocket Cover
Figure 8
Please Note: the rubber grommet must be fitted back onto the motor cover once the
cover has been re-fitted/replaced onto the base of the motor.
Step 4 - Motor Pad Footing

· The motor pad concrete footing requires an area of no less than 500mm long x 350mm wide
and a minimum depth of 200mm (Standard requirement).
· Ensure surface is level and parallel to the driveway.
Mounting Base Dimensions
Figure 9
Step 5 - Fitting Mounting Base and Motor

· Fit anchor bolts(included in kit) or expansion bolts(should be prepared by users) according to
holes in mounting base (as per Figure 9).
· Position the mounting base and fix it as per Figure 10.
· Bolt motor to its base using the M8x40 bolts with spring and flat washers provided and tighten
as required.
Figure 10
Nut
Spring Washer
Flat Washer
Flat Washer
Nut
Figure 11
Fitting Motor
· Fit motor and mounting base on the concrete footing.
· Ensure the motor output sprocket and chain are correctly aligned. Sprocket and chain should
be centered as much as possible.
· Take the motor away from mounting base.
· Leave a space of 30cm from the motor to end of the chain.
Sliding Gate Frame (in open position)
Use pencil, chalk or similar tools to

mark at the corners of mounting plate
Figure 12
Step 6 - Sprocket and Chain & Motor Alignment

· Ensure output sprocket and chain are correctly aligned. Under no circumstances should the
gate opener output sprocket carry any weight of the gate. It is the task of the gate castors or
wheels to carry the weight of the gate.
· If the gate doesn’t slide freely by hand, adjust the height of the chain accordingly until the full
length of gate slides freely by hand.
· Ensure the chain is in proper tightness after installation. (refer to Figure 14)
Figure 13
Sprocket
Chain
Figure 14
Step 7 - Limit Switch Stops

Included in your gate opener kit are two limit
switch stops which must be fitted on your gate
to ensure safe operation.
The limit switch stops are designed to set the

desired opening and closing position of your
gate. When the limit switch stops come into
contact with the magnetic limit switch, the gate will stop moving.
It is extremely dangerous that without or incorrect installation of the limit switch stops can cause
crash of gate, damage of internal structure of the motor, moreover, the gate may slide off the guide
rail.
Setting the Limit Switch Stops
Closed Position
· Position gate 150-200mm back from the gate end catch closed position. This will help in
making sure you do not slam the gate into the end stop/catch when setting the closed position
under power.
· Fit limit switch stop onto the top of chain at the point where it meets the magnetic limit switch on
the motor.
· Tighten locking screws of limit switch stop.
Magnetic limit switch

switch
Open Position
· Position gate 150-200mm back from the gate stop open position. This will help in making sure
you do not slam the gate into the end stop/catch when setting the open position under power.
· Fit limit switch stop onto the top of chain at the point where it meets the magnetic limit switch on
the motor.
· Tighten locking screws of limit switch stop.
Magnetic limit switch

switch
Test the magnetic limit switch stops by moving the gate manually until you hear a click, making sure
contact is made with the magnetic limit switch on the motor.
Open Position Limit Switch Stop Closed Position Limit Switch Stop
Motor
Magnet
Gate
To Reset: Turning the power off will reset the limit switch stop memory. Power on the gate
opener again, pressing remote control or external push button switch to open and then
close the gate once, then new limit switch stop setting is completed.
Step 8 - Powering on
· Ensure that the outer cover has been fitted and fastened back onto the motor base.
· Before powering up the gate opener make sure the gate can travel by hand in manual mode
(key unlocked).
· Slide the gate to between the middle of the posts, approximately (see below diagrams).
· Lock the manual release spanner (key locked) in readiness for automatic mode.
· Plug the power cord into an approved RCD protected weatherproof outlet.
· Remote controls included in this kit are factory paired ready for use.
Figure 15
Step 9 - Testing Travel and Limit Stops

Testing the Closed Position
· Ensure gate opener is installed as per step 5, 6 and 7 and the sliding gate is in the middle
position.
· Press remote (remotes included in kit are factory paired to the motor). The sliding gate will
begin to close.
· The limit switch stop will hit the limit switch and the sliding gate will stop.
· When the gate stops, measure the distance remaining between the sliding gate and the desired
closed position.
· You have now determined the closed position of the sliding gate when the limit switch stop hits
the limit switch.
· Adjust the limit switch stop from the measurement you have taken to get your final gate closed
position. The ideal closed final position for the gate frame is 10-15mm from closed gate end
catch.
Testing the Open Position

· Press remote, the sliding gate will begin to open.
· The limit switch stop will hit the limit switch and the sliding gate will stop.
· When the gate stops, measure the distance remaining between the sliding gate and the desired
open position.
· You have now determined the open position of the sliding gate when the limit switch stop hits
the limit switch
· Adjust the limit switch stops from the measurement you have taken to get your final gate open
position. The ideal open final position for the gate frame is 10-15mm from the gate stop.
To Reset:
When setting new limit stop positions please ensure that you turn the power off and then on
again. Turning the power off will reset the limit stop memory, allowing for new limit switch
stop positions to be recognized by the motor.
Now the basic open and closed positions are set, for further setting functions and adjusting
parameters, please refer to pages 15-23 in this manual.
Programming and Wiring
Any works to the 110V/220V AC must only be performed by a licensed electrician.

Ensure power is off before any modifications are made.
Potentiometers Dip Switches
Learn Button
J8 Terminal
J1 Terminal
J4 Terminal J10 Terminal
J7 Terminal
24VAC
Storage Battery
Fuse
(10A 250V fuse)
Figure 16
DIP Switch Adjustment

All changes to these settings must be completed by a licensed electrician
Figure 17
Number Function Description

Automatic close time setting: the gate is operated to
open by remote control operation and will close
1
automatically after a few seconds delay.
1 ON 2 OFF: automatic close delay time is 3s.
Automatic Close Time
1 OFF 2 ON: automatic close delay time is 10s.
Setting
1 ON 1 ON: automatic close delay time is 30s.
2
1 OFF 2 OFF: no automatic close function.
Default setting: 1 OFF 2 OFF
Disable the automatic close function.
ON–three button mode:
Remote Control Mode first button-open; second button-close; third
3
Switch button-stop
OFF–single button mode
OFF–single button mode, should connect to 1 and 4
External Button Mode
4 on J7 terminal
Switch
ON–three button mode
OFF–right-hand opening (default setting)
Opening Direction ON–left-hand opening
5
Setting The change on opening direction will be valid after
cutting off the power and returning.
ON–Normal Open
OFF–Normal Close
6 Limit Switch Setting Default position is ON, this should align with limit
switch and is not recommended to be modified by
the users.
ON–enable
OFF–disable
7 Auto-reverse Function Default position is ON, this should align with the
opener status and is not recommended to be
modified by the users.
ON–enable
Photocell Delay OFF–disable
8
Detection Please enable this function if your motor is
connected with a photocell
Potentiometer Adjustment
All changes to these settings must be completed by a licensed electrician
Figure 18
VR1: Motor Total Working Time Adjustment

Total working time is the maximum running time of the motor after user makes operation on
it, for example, to open and close your gate requires 20 seconds and you set the total
working time in 20 seconds, due to some interruptions, the gate doesn’t finish the travel
within 20 seconds, it’ll anyway stopped after 20 seconds.
Clockwise to increase the time, counter-clockwise to reduce. Time can be adjusted from 10
seconds to 90 seconds. We recommend to add 5 seconds on the actual running time. E.g.
gate running requires 20 seconds, then set this total working time to be 25 seconds.
VR2: Without Functions
VR3: Motor Auto-reverse Force Adjustment

This VR3 is for adjusting the Auto-reverse force when meeting obstacles, clockwise to
increase the force, counter-clockwise to reduce.
Terminal Instructions
All changes to these settings below must be completed by licensed electrician.
J8 Terminal: (as per Figure 16):
Terminal ALM+: Alarm Lamp +24VDC

Terminal ALM-: Alarm Lamp -24VDC
J1 Terminal:
Terminal 5: Common Terminal for Photocell
Terminal 6: Photocell Input (N.C.). If no photocell is fitted, use
a jumper between terminals 5 & 6.
Terminal 7: Additional Accessories +24VDC
Additional accessories sold separately
J4 Terminal:
Motor Wire(above terminal connect to red motor wire, below
terminal connect to black motor wire)
Note: If require to change the moving direction, 1 simple way is to change the DIP 5,
another way is changing the wires, to do so, not only MOT1 and MOT2 wires need to
be swapped，but also the wires of OP and CL on J10 Terminal have to be swapped
with each other.
Wiring to the Terminal
Using a screwdriver to Insert the wire into the Tighten with a screwdriver
loosen the screw on the number on the terminal that to secure the wire in place.
side of the terminal. you are looking to connect to.
Refer to Page 15.
J10 Terminal:
OP: Open Limit Switch.
COM: Limit Switch Common Terminal.
CL: Close Limit Switch.
J7 Terminal: External Push Button.

Terminal 1: External Open Push Button Switch.(N.O.)
Terminal 2: External Close Push Button Switch.(N.O.)
Terminal 3: External Stop Push Button Switch.(N.O.)
Terminal 4: Common Terminal for External Push Button.
Connecting Infrared Photocells

The below steps must be completed by licensed electrician.
Highly recommend the use of infrared photocells as an additional safety feature.
While closing, if the ray of the Infrared Photocell is blocked, the gate will stop and reverse
immediately, to protect user and property security. To install photocells, connect wiring as
per Figure 19. You must remove the wire jumper between terminal 5 and terminal 6 on J1
(ref to Figure 20).
The distance between photocell receiver and photocell transmitter should not be less than 2
meters; otherwise, the induction effect of photocell may be affected.
Photocell Photocell
Receiver Transmitter
3 core 2 core
cable cable
Figure 19
Before Installing Photocells
Loosen 5 and 6 ports on J1 Terminal Figure 20 Remove the wire jumper
with a screwdriver. Make sure the power between ports 5 & 6 on J1
is disconnected before doing so. Terminal.
Remote Control Operation

Three button mode remote control: OPEN/CLOSE/STOP of motor are controlled by three
buttons separately on the remote control.
Single button mode remote control: OPEN/CLOSE/STOP of motor are controlled by one
button circularly on the remote control.
The forth button on remote control is Pedestrian Mode--press the forth button while the gate
is closed, the gate will open 1m wide to allow pedestrian access.
Open Stop Open
Close
Stop
Pedestrian Pedestrian
Close Mode Mode
Three Button Mode Remote Control Single Button Mode Remote Control
Figure 21
Remote Control Learning

Remove motor outer cover and continue to remove the transparent PCB cover, press the
button ‘K4’ on the control board, until the ‘LEARN’ indicator light turns on, then release the
button. While the light is on, press the button intended to be paired on the remote control
twice, the ‘LEARN’ indicator light will flash repeatedly and then turn off when remote control
is paired. A maximum 40 remote controls can be paired to one motor.
Clearing Remote Controls

To delete all paired remote controls, press and hold the button ‘K4’ till LEARN LED turns on.
When the LEARN LED turns off, all previously paired remote controls will be delete
Connecting Storage Battery

Charger
C3
POWER
J2
D6
C23
F1
BAT+
DKC500DC.PCB
R8 R9
2015.01.05
Control board
－
＋
－ Storage battery
＋
Figure 22
Connecting Solar Panel

Solar charger
Solar panel
Storage battery
CHARGE LOAD BATTERY
－
＋
＋－＋－＋－
－
＋
C3
POWER
J2
D6
C23
F1
BAT+
DKC500DC.PCB
2015.01.05 R8 R9
Control board
Figure 23
Wiring to the Transformer
Transformer input 220VAC
Transformer output 24VAC
C3
POWER
J2
D6
C23
F1
BAT+
DKC500DC.PCB
2015.01.05 R8 R9
Figure 24
Maintenance
The gate should be checked every month to make sure it operates normally.
For the sake of safety, each gate is suggested to be equipped with infrared protector, and
regular inspection is required.
Before installation and operation of the gate opener, please read all instructions carefully.
Our company keep the right to change the instruction without prior notice.
Troubleshooting
Any troubleshooting work below done to the motor must be completed by a licensed
electrician and only whilst the power is off and the motor is unplugged!
Problem Possible Reason Solution

1. The power supply is 1. Connect the power supply.
The gate cannot
disconnected. 2. Check the fuse (F1) and replace if
open or close
2. Fuse is blown. blown.
normally, and LED
3. Control board 24VAC 3. Re-wiring according to user
does not light.
terminal wrongly wired. manual.
1. Photocell wrongly 1. If not connect photocell, please ensure
wired. 5 and 6 on J1 terminal has a jumper wire; if
2. Photocell wrongly connect photocell, please ensure the
The gate can only
installed. wiring is correct and the photocell type is
open, but cannot
3. Photocell is blocked by N.C.
close.
obstacles. 2. Ensure that the photocell mounting
4. Sensitivity of obstacle is position can be mutually aligned.
too low. 3. Remove the obstacle.
4. Increase the sensitivity of obstacle.
1. Battery level is too low. 1. Change the battery.
Remote control
2. Remote control not 2. Pair the remote control to the gate
doesn’t work.
paired. opener.
1. Capacitor damaged.
Press OPEN, CLOSE 1. Change capacitor.
2. Capacitor is poor
button, the gate is not 2. Check the capacitor wiring.
connected.
moving, motor has 3. Adjust the motor or gate according to
3. Gate moving is not
noise. the actual situation.
smoothly.
1. Check whether the limit switch wiring is
1. The open or closed limit
Not stop when consistent with the motor running direction.
switch is in opposite.
running to open or 2. Check whether the distance and height
2. Magnetic limit switch
closed limit position. between magnetic limit switch and motor
badly installed.
reaches to standard requirement.
Power supply cable short
Leakage switch
circuit or motor wire short Check wiring.
tripped.
circuit.
Auo-close function is
enabled, but the motor
Gate will open itself Switch the setting of DIP5
opening direction is not
correct.
Drawing and Measurements
Figure 25

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Default Setting Instruction

Gate in closed position Gate in open position

2 Manual Release Keys 2

4 Mounting Accessories Box 1

4-1 Sprocket Cover 1

4-2 Chain(Including 2 Chain Links) 6m

4-3 Tie Rod 2

4-4 Square Screw 4

4-5 Round Screw 4

4-6 Door Connecting Plate 2

4-7 Horizontal Mounting Plate 1

4-8 Vertical Mounting Plate 2

No. Picture Name Quantity

4-9 Anchor Bolts M8 4

Magnetic Limit Switch Stop 2

4-11 Inner Hexagon Head Bolt M6X20 4

4-12 Hexagon Head Bolt M8X40 4

Parts List (optional)

Example Sliding Gate

Step 1 - Gate Preparation

Step 2 - Checking Manual Release

Step 3 - Removing / Installing Motor Cover

· Sprocket cover installation as Figure 8

Step 4 - Motor Pad Footing

Mounting Base Dimensions

Step 5 - Fitting Mounting Base and Motor

Sliding Gate Frame (in open position)

Use pencil, chalk or similar tools to

Step 6 - Sprocket and Chain & Motor Alignment

Step 7 - Limit Switch Stops

The limit switch stops are designed to set the

Setting the Limit Switch Stops

Magnetic limit switch

Magnetic limit switch

Step 9 - Testing Travel and Limit Stops

Testing the Open Position

Programming and Wiring

Any works to the 110V/220V AC must only be performed by a licensed electrician.

Potentiometers Dip Switches

J4 Terminal J10 Terminal

DIP Switch Adjustment

Number Function Description

VR1: Motor Total Working Time Adjustment

VR2: Without Functions

VR3: Motor Auto-reverse Force Adjustment

J8 Terminal: (as per Figure 16):

Terminal ALM+: Alarm Lamp +24VDC

Wiring to the Terminal

J7 Terminal: External Push Button.

Connecting Infrared Photocells

Loosen 5 and 6 ports on J1 Terminal Figure 20 Remove the wire jumper

with a screwdriver. Make sure the power between ports 5 & 6 on J1

is disconnected before doing so. Terminal.

Remote Control Operation

Open Stop Open

Remote Control Learning