Avidsen Orane 510 User manual

PIVOTING ARM MOTOR DRIVE KIT
FOR 2-PANEL SWING GATES
Orane 510
Ref. 114201
www.avidsen.com
V3
OPTION
SOLAIRE
24V
L
2,50M
PAR BATTANT
250KG
PAR BATTANT
KG
COMPATIBLE
AVEC TOUS TYPES
DE PORTAILS
PORTAIL
BATTANT
YEARS

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A - SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
1 - OPERATING PRECAUTIONS 04
2 - INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS 04
3 - MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 05
4 - RECYCLING 05
B - PRODUCT
DESCRIPTION
1 - CONTENTS OF THE KIT 06
2 - EQUIPMENT REQUIRED (NOT INCLUDED)07
C - INSTALLATION
1 - HAZARD ANALYSIS 08
1.1- Regulations 08
1.2- Specifications of the gate to motorise 08
1.3- Safety check on the gate 08
1.4- Safety rules 09
2 - ELIMINATING HAZARDS 09
2.1- Subpanels 09
2.2 - Bottom edges 09
2.3 - Between the panels and the fixed parts
close to each other 10
2.4 - Prevention of other hazards 11
3 - INSTALLING THE MOTOR DRIVE 11
3.1- Installing the stops 13
3.2 - Assembling the pivoting arm 13
3.3 - Installing the motors - for opening
towards the inside of the property 14
3.4 - Installing the motors - for opening
towards the outside of the property 20
4 - INSTALLING THE FLASHING LIGHT 25
5 - INSTALLING THE SET OF PHOTOCELLS 26
5.1- Opening outwards 26
5.2- Opening inwards 27
5.3- 2nd set of photocells (optional) 28
6 - CONNECTIONS 30
6.1- The mains electricity 30
6.2- Motors 31
6.3- Flashing light 31
6.4- Photocells 32
6.5- Control parts (optional) 33
6.6- Backup battery (optional) 33
6.7- Solar power kit (optional) 34
CONTENTS

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D - BEGINNING
OPERATION
1 - SETTINGS INTERFACE 35
2 - BASIC SETTINGS (MENU 1) 35
2.1- Menu structure 35
2.2- Photocell alignment procedure (optional)
37
2.3- Operating mode 37
2.4- Time delay 37
2.5- Motor force 38
2.6- Speed 38
2.7- Self-learning 38
2.8- Programming remote controls 41
3 - ADVANCED SETTINGS 41
3.1- Access to advanced settings (MENUS 2
and 3)42
3.2- Advanced settings menu (MENU 2) 42
3.3- Advanced settings menu (MENU 3) 44
E - USE
1 - WARNINGS 46
2 - OPENING/CLOSING 46
3 - TYPE OF COMMAND 46
4 - HOW IT WORKS 46
4.1- “Semi-automatic closing” mode 47
4.2- “Automatic closing” mode 47
4.3- “Collective” mode 47
5 - PHOTOCELLS 48
5.1- Obstacle detection 48
6 - MANUAL MOVEMENT 48
F - MAINTENANCE
AND UPKEEP
1 - MAINTENANCE WORK 49
2 - OPERATING INDICATORS 50
2.1- History of events and error
codes50
2.2- Manual control 51
2.3- Total reset 52
2.4- Replacing the remote control
battery 52
2.5- Replacing the power
fuse 53
G - TECHNICAL
AND LEGAL
INFORMATION
1 - COMPATIBLE ACCESSORIES 54
2 - TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 54
3 - WARRANTY 56
4 - HELP AND ADVICE 56
5 - PRODUCT RETURNS/AFTER-SALES
SERVICE 57
6 - DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 57

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In our efforts to continually improve our products,
we reserve the right to make any changes to the
technical, functional, or aesthetic characteristics
related to their development.
This automatic gate opening mechanism, and
its manual, were designed to enable a gate to be
motorised in compliance with current European
standards.
WARNING
Important safety instructions. A automatic gate
opening mechanism is a product that can cause
injury to people and animals and damage to
property. It is important for people’s safety to follow
these instructions and keep them.
1 - OPERATING PRECAUTIONS
• This apparatus may be used by children over the
age of 8 and by persons with reduced physical,
sensory or mental abilities or lack of experience or
familiarity, if they are correctly supervised or if the
instructions relating to the safe use of the apparatus
have been given to them and the possible hazards
are understood. Children must not play with the
device. Keep the remote controls out of the reach
of children. Cleaning and maintenance must not
be conducted by children without supervision.
• This apparatus should only be used for its intended
purpose, that is, to motorise a one- or two-panel
gate for vehicle access. Any other use will be
considered dangerous.
• The opening or closing manoeuvre control must
be used with perfect visibility of the gate. Should
the gate be outside the user’s field of vision, the
installation must be protected by a photocell type
safety device, and its operation must be checked
every six months.
• All potential users must be instructed in the use
of the motorised gate by reading this manual. It
must be ensured that no persons who have not
been instructed in the use of the device may set
the gate into motion.
• Before setting the gate into motion, ensure that
there is no person in the area in which the gate
moves.
• Avoid any natural obstacles (branch, stone, high
grass, etc.) impeding the gate’s movement.
• Do not manually activate the gate when the motor
drive is not disengaged from the gate.
• Avidsen cannot be held liable for any use that does
not comply with the instructions in this manual and
causes damage.
2 - OPERATING PRECAUTIONS
• Read this entire manual before starting the
installation.
• The electrical installation of the motorised gate
must meet current standards (in particular NF C
15-100) and should be undertaken by a qualified
person.
• The 230 V mains supply must be protected with
a suitable circuit breaker which meets current
standards.
• All electrical connections must be performed
with the power switched off (safety switch in OFF
position) and battery disconnected.
• Ensure that crushing and shearing between
the mobile parts of the motorised gate and the
surrounding fixed parts due to the gate’s opening/
closing movement are avoided or signalled on the
installation.
• The motorised part must be installed on a gate
according to the specifications provided in this
manual.
• The motorised gate must not be installed in an
explosive atmosphere (presence of gas, flammable
smoke, etc.).
• The installer must check that the temperature
range shown on the motor drive is suitable for the
location.
• The wire that acts as an antenna must remain
inside the electronic panel.
• It is strictly forbidden to modify any of the
components provided in this kit, or to use an
additional component not provided for in this
manual.
• During installation, but above all during adjustment
of the motorised gate, you must ensure that no
person, including the installer, is in the area in
which the gate moves at the start and throughout
the duration of adjustment.
• The flashing light is an essential safety component.
• If installation does not correspond to one of the
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cases shown in this manual, you must contact
us so that we can provide all the components
necessary for smooth installation with no risk of
damage.
• After installation, ensure that the mechanism is
correctly adjusted and that the protection systems
as well as the manual override device work
correctly.
• Do not let children play with the fixed control
devices. Keep the remote controls out of the reach
of children.
• The company Avidsen cannot be held liable in
case of damage if installation is not conducted as
indicated in these instructions.
3 - MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
• Read all the instructions given in this manual before
carrying out maintenance on the motorised gate.
• Disconnect the power supply during cleaning or
maintenance operations, in particular if the device
is automatically controlled.
• Any technical, electronic or mechanical change
to the motorised gate must be made with our
technical department’s approval. Otherwise, the
guarantee will be immediately cancelled.
• In the event of breakdown, the damaged part
should be replaced by an original part and nothing
else.
• Check the installation frequently to reveal any fault
on the gate or the motor drive (see the chapter on
maintenance).
• Never use abrasive or corrosive substances to
clean the product.
• Do not clean the product with a pressure washer.
• Use a lightly damp, soft cloth.
• Do not use aerosol sprays on the product because
they could damage its interior.
• Regularly check the lubrication of all the joints of
the automatic gate opening mechanism and of the
gate.
4 - RECYCLING
Disposing of used batteries in household
waste is strictly forbidden. Batteries/
accumulators containing harmful
substances are marked with symbols
(shown opposite) which indicate that it is forbidden
to discard them in the household waste. The heavy
metals are referred to as follows: Cd= cadmium,
Hg= mercury, Pb= lead.
You can dispose of these used batteries/
accumulators at local waste treatment centres
(centres for sorting recyclable materials), which are
required to accept them. Keep batteries/button
cells/accumulators out of reach of children and store
them in a safe place not accessible to them. They
could be swallowed by children or pets. May be fatal
if swallowed! In the event that a battery is swallowed,
consult a doctor or go to A&E immediately. Never
short-circuit the batteries, and do not burn or
recharge them They may explode!
This logo denotes that devices which are
no longer in use must not be disposed of
as household waste. They are likely to
contain hazardous substances that are
dangerous to health and the environment.
Return the equipment to your local distributor or use
the recycling collection service provided by your
local council.
Pour en savoir plus :
www.quefairedemesdechets.fr
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B - PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
1 - KIT CONTENTS
1x 1 4x 1 4x 2 4x 2 2x 1 3x 2 5x 2 6x 2
7x 2 8x 2 9x 4 10 x2 11 x 4 12 x 4 13 x 2 14 x 6 15 x 4 16 x 4 17 x 4 18 x 4 19 x6
1 Main motor with electronic card
2Secondary motor
3 Remote control
4 Flashing light and screws
5 Rear arm
6 Front arm
7 Pillar mounting bracket
8Gate mounting bracket
9 M12 – L40 screw
10 M8 – L25 screw
11 M10 – L90 screw
20 x 1 20 x 6 20 x 6 20 x 4 21 x 1 22 x 4
12 M8 CHC – L30 screw
13 M8 Washer
14 M8 Spring washer
15 M12 locknut
16 M10 nut
17 M10 spring washer
18 M10 washer
19 M10 - L120 fastening pin
20 Photocells and their screws
21 Override key
22 M12 washer

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B - PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
2 - EQUIPMENT REQUIRED (NOT INCLUDED)
The tools and screws required for the installation must be in good condition and compliant with applicable
safety standards.
Photocells Attachment of
the flashing light
onto the post
MotorFlashing light
10m cable
4 x 6/10
8m cable
2 x 1.5mm2
3m cable
2 x 0.5mm2
Attachment of the
brackets on the
gate: Choose a
screw/nut system
that is suitable for
the thickness of the
gate. There are 4
attachment points
Ø6 Ø4
Ø6
x2 x2
Attachment of
the motors on
the posts
x6 x6
Ø12x100Ø8x100
Ø12
1 drill
1 spirit level 1 measuring
tape
1 pencil 1 x 19mm box
spanner
and 1 x 13mm box
spanner
1 x 13mm
spanner
1 flat head
screwdriver
1 Phillips screwdriver

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1. HAZARD ANALYSIS
1.1. Regulation
Installation of a motorised gate or a motor
drive on an existing gate within the framework
of “Residential” type use must be compliant
with directive 89/106/EEC concerning building
products.
The reference standard used to check this compliance
is EN 13241-1 which refers to a framework of several
standards including EN 12445 and EN 12453 which
specify the motorised gate safety methods and
components to reduce or completely eliminate hazards
to people.
The installer must train the end user on the correct
operation of the motorised gate, and the trained
user must train the other people likely to use the
motorised gate, using this guide.
It is specified in standard EN 12453 that the
minimum protection of the gate’s primary edge
depends on the type of use and the type of control
used to set the gate in motion.
The gate motor drive is a press control system, i.e.
simply pressing one of the control parts (remote
control, key selector, etc.) sets the gate in motion.
This gate motor drive is equipped with a force
limiter which complies with appendix A of EN
12453 standard, within the framework of use with a
gate that is compliant with the specifications given
in this chapter. The specifications of EN12453
standard therefore enable the 3 following use
cases, as well as the minimum levels of protection:
• Press activation with visible gate
- Force limiter only.
• Press activation with non-visible gate
- Force limiter and 2 pairs of photocells to protect
the gate’s opening and closing.
• Automatic control (automatic closing)
- Force limiter and 1 pair of photocells to
protect the gate’s automatic closing
The flashing light is an essential safety component.
The photocell type safety devices and their correct
operation must be checked every six months
1.2. Specifications of the gate to motorise
This motor drive can automate swing gates up to
2.50m wide and 2.80m high and weighing 250kg.
These maximum dimensions and weights are for
an openwork-type gate and for use in an area
that is not very windy. For solid gates or a use
in an area with significant wind speed, it is
necessary to reduce the maximum values
indicated above for the gate to be motorised.
1.3. Safety checks on the gate
The motorised gate is strictly for residential use.
The gate must not be installed in an explosive or
corrosive atmosphere (presence of gas, flammable
smoke, vapour or dust).
• The gate must not have locking systems (latch,
lock, bolt, etc.).
• The hinges of the gate must be on the same axis
and the axis must be vertical.
• The posts supporting the gate must be strong
and stable enough so that they do not bend (or
break) under the weight of the gate.
• Without the motor drive, the gate must be in
good mechanical conditions, correctly balanced
and open and close without friction or resistance.
• Greasing the hinges is recommended. Check that
the fastening points of the different components
are in locations that are sheltered from shock
and that the surfaces are solid enough.
• Check that the gate does not have any part
protruding from its structure. The central stop
and side stops must be appropriately fastened
so as not to give way under the force exerted by
the motorised gate.
If installation does not correspond to one of the
cases shown in the guide, contact us so that we
can provide all the components necessary for
proper installation with no risk of damage.
The motor drive cannot be used with a driven part
that has a door.
1.4. Safety rules
The actual opening of a gate may create dangerous
situations for people, goods and vehicles in the
vicinity that by nature, cannot always be avoided
by design.
The possible hazards depend on the state of
the gate, the manner in which it is used and the
installation site.
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After having checked that the gate to be motorised complies with the requirements given in this chapter and
before beginning the installation, a hazard analysis of the installation must be conducted in order to eliminate
all dangerous situations or to indicate them if they cannot be eliminated.
2. ELIMINATION OF HAZARDS
The hazards posed by a two-panel motorised gate, as well as the adapted solutions to eliminate those
hazards, are as follows:
2.1. Subpanels
Following installation, there may be a shear zone between the panel and the corner of the post.
In this case, it is recommended to remove this zone leaving a minimum working distance of 25mm either
by positioning the side stops accordingly or by notching the corner of the posts without weakening them,
or both if necessary.
If this is not possible, the hazard must be clearly indicated.
For opening towards the outsideFor opening towards the inside
side
stop
side
stop
side
stop
side
stop
side
stop
shear zone
shear zone
25mm
min
25mm
min
25mm
min
post post post
view from above view from above view from above view from above
Solution SolutionHazard Hazard
OR
post post
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2.2. Bottom edges
Following installation, there may be a dangerous zone for toes between the bottom edge of the gate and the
ground, as indicated in the following figure.
In this case, this area must be removed leaving a working distance of minimum 50mm or maximum 5mm.
Hazard Solution
opening opening opening
view in profile
50 mm
minimum
5 mm
maximum
hazardous zone
2.3. Between the panels and the fixed parts close to each other
Depending on the configuration of the site where the motorised gate is installed, there may be confinement areas
between the panels in open position and the fixed parts close to them. To remove these areas, it is mandatory to
leave a safe distance of 500mm between the fixed part and the moving parts of the motorised gate.
For opening towards the outsideFor opening towards the inside
500 mm
min.
500mm min
postpost
post post
view from above view from aboveview from aboveview from above
Solution SolutionHazard Hazard
confine-
ment
area
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2.4. Prevention of other hazards
The body of a switch with no lock must be located in direct view of the driven part but away from moving
parts. Unless it operates with a key, it must be installed at a minimum height of 1.5m and must not be
accessible to the public.
After installation, ensure that the components of the gate do not hang above a footpath or public access
road.
3. INSTALLING THE MOTOR DRIVE
The motor drive must be installed by qualified personnel, in compliance with all the indications provided in the
“General warnings.”
Before starting installation, ensure that:
• Hazards can be minimised by following the recommendations under the Chapter “Hazard analysis.”
• The desired use has been correctly defined.
• The gate complies with the specifications provided in the Chapter “Specifications of the gate to motorise.”
The different stages of installation must be followed in order and in compliance with the indications given.
Overview
The cables used must be appropriate for outdoor use (such as H07RN-F for example).
The cable run between the two posts must comply with applicable standards (NFC 15-100).
The geared motor power cable must run 80cm deep with red warning mesh.
motor
photocells
motor
Inner side of the property
Flashing light
1
2
3
4
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Tip: Position the motor containing the electronic card on the post where the 230V electrical supply is located.
If the 230V electrical supply is already located on the left post, the connections do not need to be reversed.
If the electrical supply is located on the right post, it is sufficient to reverse the motor connection polarity in
order to reverse the direction of rotation with respect to the assembly described in these instructions (normal
mounting with motor and electronic card on the left).
List of cables:
Connection Cable Max length
1 230VAC power line Cable 3 x 2.5mm2(more than 30m long)
Cable 3 x 1.5mm2(less than 30m long) Unlimited
2 Flashing light Cable 2 x 0.5mm215 m
3 Secondary motor 2 x 1.5mm² cable 10 m
4 Reception photocell (RX) 4 x 6/10 cable 10 m
5 Transmission photocell (TX) 4 x 6/10 cable 10 m
3.1. Installing the stops
This gate motor drive is a self-locking motorisation system. Your 2-panel gate must be equipped with a
central stop and side stops (not included).
The (central and side) stops must stop the gate without locking it. In other words, any mechanical lock (or
latch) and any tilting shoe base or stopper must be removed.
3.1.1. - For opening towards the inside of the property
The installation of the side stops depends on the desired opening angle which depends on distance D (the
distance between the axis of the hinge and the inner side of the post).
D
D
D
D
Positive distance D
Negative distance D
view from above
view from above
post
post
If positive distance Dis greater than 200 mm or if distance D is negative, the configuration of the posts must
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Determine the opening angle of each panel based on the data in the following table.
The opening angle may be different for each panel but must never be less than 40°.
For
opening up to
Distance D
(in mm)
90° -50 < D< 200
98° -50 < D< 150
105° -50 < D< 100
115° -50 < D< 50
125° -50 < D< 0
135° -50
central stop
Inner side of the property
view from above
opening
angle
opening
angle
stop
stop
DD
3.1.2. For opening towards the outside of the property
D
D
central stop
Inner side of the property
view from above
opening
angle
opening
angle
90°90°
stop
stop
max. D = 100mm
max. angle 90°
3.2. Assembling the pivoting arm
Screw 9 Screw 9
Washers 22
Washer 22
Nut 15
Nut 15
Warning: do not overtighten the parts together, the different pivoting parts must be able to turn freely.

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3.3 - Installing the motors - for opening towards the inside of the property
• Place the mounting brackets against the posts, 14mm above the rigid part of the gate where the ends of
the pivoting arms will be fastened.
1m maximum
recommended 14 mm
• Use plugs and screws that are suitable for the post material (example: for concrete, use ø12mm plugs
and ø8mm lag screws with a length of 80mm). After tightening, the mounting bracket must be completely
horizontal and 14mm above the middle of the rigid part of the gate. Make sure not to weaken the posts.
14 mm
x
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• Depending on the maximum opening angle desired for the gate, the post bracket should be placed further
from or nearer to the edge of the post (so that the motor does not prevent the gate from opening). For
optimum motor operation, the distance Xmust be as small as possible. Also remember that a 25mm
safety distance is required between the open gate and the motor (see “Hazard analysis” chapter).
Temporarily place the motor on the ground in position and search for the correct position to determine
distance X.
25 mm
x
• Position the bracket on the post (using distance X) and mark the locations of the holes.
37 mm
115
mm
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12mm bit for 12
plugs
• Open the cover of the motors
• Fasten the motors on the mounting brackets
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Screw 11
Washer 18
Spring washer 17
Nut 16
• Assemble the pivoting arms and motors
Washer 12
Washer 14
Screw 10
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• Motor disengagement
• Disengage the motors in order to manually manoeuvre the arms
75 cm
• Close the gate by pressing it firmly against the central stop.
• Position the pivoting arms against the gate at a distance of 75cm and mark the location of the holes on
the gate.
Important: The ends of the right arms should be at the middle of the rigid part of the gate so that the
pivoting arms are completely horizontal.
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• Remove the gate bracket from the arm in order to fasten it to the gate.
• Use screws and nuts that are suitable for the gate material.
• Reassemble the end of the arm and the gate bracket.
Important: At this point in the installation, the motors are disengaged. The gate may be set in motion by the
wind or an external push. Be careful or block the gate to avoid any hazards during the rest of the installation.
Or engage the motors:
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3.4 - Installing the motors - for opening towards the outside of the property
• Place the mounting brackets against the posts, 14mm above the rigid part of the gate where the ends of
the pivoting arms will be fastened.
1m maximum
recommended 14 mm
Inner side of the property
• Use plugs and screws that are suitable for the post material (example: for concrete, use ø12mm plugs
and ø8mm lag screws with a length of 80mm). After tightening, the mounting bracket must be completely
horizontal and 14mm above the middle of the rigid part of the gate. Make sure not to weaken the posts.
14 mm
axe du gond
view from above