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KEQS10
• 12/24V control unit
• Display program
• Total programmable
Manuals
KEQS10_260521_VXX16_GB www.casit.it [email protected]
+ Antenna
Common Services and Safeties
Start
Partial opening
OPENING limit switch 2
CLOSING limit switch 1
OPENING limit switch 1 -7-
-6-
-5-
-4-
-3-
-2-
Photo A
Photo B
Stop -10-
-9-
-8-
- Common for accessories
+ Power supply for accessories
- LIGHT
- TEST
- LAMP OR COURTESY LIGHT
- ELEC. KEY LOCK
MOT 2
MOT 2
MOT 1 -21-
-20-
-19-
-18-
-17-
-16-
-15-
-14-
-13-
230Vac input
230Vac input -28-
-27-
Output for power supply -29-
Output for power supply -30-
Common Services and Safeties
-11-
-22-
-23-
-24-
-25-
MOT 1
+ BATTERY
- BATTERY
Input for low tension
-1-
-12-
CLOSING limit switch 2
Input for low tension -26-
M
M
MOT 2
MOT 1
2002/95/EC
RoHS
C O M P L I A N T
230 Vac
TX RX TX RX
Photo-beam
activated when
closing.
Photo-beam
activated when
opening and
closing.
*
*
*Connect this point to the terminal board
no.16 for the photo-test. Otherwise connect
it to the terminal board no.13
N.O. N.O. N.C.
- + - + - + - +
230 Vac
12/24 Vac
Trasformer
Battery
+
-
Read Paragraph 3.2 to
check the right direc-
tion of the motors.
NEW LOCK SYSTEM
Carefully read
Paragraph 3.16
Mechanical edge: NC/8k2 -31-
Mechanical edge: NC/8k2 -32-
Connect the output of 12V or 24V transformer according
to the motor supply voltage and consequently set the S21
function of:
S 21 0=12V(default) 1=24V
2
Foreword
This manual provides all the specic information you need to fa-
miliarize yourself with and correctly operate your unit.
Read it very carefully when you purchase the instrument and
consult it whenever you have doubts regarding use and before
performing any maintenance operations.
Safety precautions
Using the unit improperly and performing repairs or modications
personally will void the warranty.
The producer declines any responsibility for damages due to
inappropriate use of the product and due to any use other than
the use the product was designed for.
The producer declines any responsibility for consequential da-
mages except civil liability for the products.
The automation is conformed to the european laws: EN 60204-1,
EN 12445, EN 12453
It is compulsory to be conformed to the automatic gates: EN
12453, EN 12445, EN 12978 and national laws.
The force of the door should be measured and adjusted accor-
ding the maximum values of the norm EN 12453.
Environmental protection
measures
Information regarding the environment for custom-
ers within the European Union. European Directive
EC 2002/96 requires that units bearing this symbol
on the unit and/or on the packaging be disposed of
separately from undi󰀨erentiated urban wastes.
The symbol indicates that the product must not be disposed of
with the normal household wastes. The owner is responsible
for disposing of this product and other electrical and electronic
equipment through specic waste collection facilities indicated
by the government or local public agencies. Correct disposal
and recycling help prevent any potentially negative impact on
the environment and human health. To receive more detailed
information regarding disposal of your unit, we recommend that
you contact the competent public agencies, the waste collec-
tion service or the shop where you purchased the product.
1Introduction 3
1.1 Description of the produc
1.2 Technical caracteristics
2Premises
2.1 Preliminary checks
2.2 Type of cable 4
2.3 Installation
2.4 Notes of connections
2.5 Scheme of the control unit and electrical connections 5
3Installation of the control unit 6
3.1 Connection of the POWER SUPPLY
3.2 Connections of the MOTORS
3.3 Connection of the ANTENNA
3.4 Power supply of the ACCESSORIES
3.5 Connection of the STOP
3.6 Connection of the COURTESY LIGHT 7
3.7 Connection of the SIGNAL LIGHT
3.8 Set up of the PRE-LIGHTING
3.9 Connection of the LIGHT
3.10 Connection of the LIMIT SWITCHES 8
3.11 Connection of the START and PEDONALE
3.12 Connection of the PHOTO-BEAM A (only closing) 9
3.13 Conneciton of the PHOTOBEAM A with TEST
3.14 Connection of the PHOTOBEAM B
(when opening and closing) 10
3.15 Connection of the PHOTO-BEAM B with TEST
3.16 Connection of the NEW LOCK SYSTEM 11
3.17 Connection of the MECHANICAL EDGE
3.18 Connection of the motor with electro-magnetic bloc
3.19 Check of the connections
4Functions and adjustment 12
4.1 Function
4.2 Activation of the OUTPUTS 13
4.3 Watch the tension of the BATTERIES
4.4 SPEED and SLOW DOWN of the motors 14
4.5 Level of the OBSTACLE DETECTION
4.6 Function of the OBSTACLE DETECTION
5Installation of the radio receiver and remote controls 15.
5.1 Cancellation of the MEMORY
5.2 Cancellation of a SINGLE CODE
5.3 Activation of the ROLLING CODE COUNTER
5.4 Memorization of the code of the REMOTE CONTROLS 16
6Learning and programm of the working time with
START
6.1 Working time learning with START
6.2 Working time learning with START or
PARTIAL OPENING 17
7RESET of the control unit with standard values
8Table with all START FUNCTIONS of S10 19
9CE declaration of conformity 23
Index chapter
PiccolSmall dictionary
OLS Opening Limit Switch
CLS Closing Limit Switch
START START control
PEDESTRIAN Partial Opening
Vac (alternate current)
Vdc (direct current)
NC Normally closed
NA o NO Normally open
Contatto pulito Isolated contact
3
Self-learning of the working time
automatic battery charter
Reading and program with DISPLAY
Check of the motors, Max 80W totally
Adjustment of the motor speed and slow down
Obstacle detection for separate motors and separate speed and slow down for the motors
Code managing (up to 197 remote controls)
Test for safety devices before each opening
Opto-isolated inputs, excepted for PARTIAL OPENING
Maximum power with trasformer: 100 VA 80 W
Protection Fuse F1: 1.6 A - F2: 4 A - F3: 8 A
Dimensions b170 x h90 x p30 mm
Weight 250 g (transformer not included)
1.2 Technical description
1.1 Description of the product
Making the correct choice of installation is essential to ensuring adequate safety and good protection against atmospheric
agents. Remember that the control unit contains powered parts and electronic components which by their very nature are
sensitive to in ltrations and moisture. The control unit is supplied in a container which guarantees an IP55 protection rating
if adequately installed. Install the control unit on a permanent surface that is perfectly at, adequately protected against
impacts and at least 40 cm o󰀨 the ground.
The cables must enter the control unit from the bottom only; we recommend using wire leads and water-tight connections.
When using tubing that could  ll up with water or if the tubing comes from an underground well, the wires must enter a  rst
shunting box placed at the same height as the control unit and then, from there, the wires must be passed into the container
holding the control unit, again entering from the bottom.
This prevents any evaporation of the water in the tubing from forming condensation inside the control unit itself.
2.1 Preliminary checks
Remember that systems for automatic gates and doors must be installed by highly quali ed technicians only and in full
compliance with current law.
Before starting installation, check that the mechanical consistency and sturdiness of the gate or door, check that the
mechanical stops are suitable to stop the movement of the gate or door even if the electrical limit switches should fail or
during manual operations.
2 Premises
1 Introduction
KEQS10 is a new control unit with time counter and digital slow down. It has been designed for di󰀨erent uses: for one-two
motors gates, low tensions motors mechanical and oleodynamic. It has been used the most advanced technologies to gua-
rantee the protection against interferences, the exibility and the variety of functions.
2.2 Type of electrical wires
Depending on the installation, the type and number of devices installed, the number of cables needed can vary. The table
below shows the cables needed for a typical installation. The cables used in the installation must be IEC 60335 compliant.
Power supply line Cable 3x1,5 mm2
Motor cable (if not equipped) 4x1,5 mm2Min Cable, for long distances use a 4x2,5 mm2
Flashing signal Cable 2x1 mm2
Antenna Shielded cable type RG58
Key selector Cable 3x0,5 o 0,75 mm2
Photocell transmitter Cable 2x0,5 o 0,75 mm2
Photocell receiver Cable 3x0,5 o 0,75 mm2
2.3 Type of installation
These two simple diagrams show only one of the possible applications for this control unit. The risks inherent to the
“MACHINE” and the user’s requirements must be analyzed in depth in order to establish how many elements need to be
installed. All photocells have a system of synchronism that makes it possible to eliminate interference between two pairs of
photocells (for other details, see the instructions for the photocells).
In the diagram , photocells “FOTO A” in opening they have no e󰀨ect, while it provoque a complete inversion during
closing. “FOTO A2” is the serial connection of “FOTO A” or “ALT, FOTO B” is the photocell working by closing and
opening.
2.4 Notes on connections
To guarantee operator safety and to prevent damaging the components, never make connections or insert wireless
receiver boards while the control unit is powered.
• Power the control unit through a 3 x 1.5 mm cable. If the distance between the control unit and the ground system
connection is more than 30 m, a ground plate must be installed in proximity to the control unit.
• If the motors do not have a cable, use the 4 x 1.5 mm2cable (open + close + common + ground), for long distances use
a 4x2,5 mm2 .
• In connecting the part with an extremely low safety voltage, use cables with a minimum section of 0,5 o 0,75mm2.
• Use shielded cables if the length exceeds 30m and connecting the ground braid only from the side of the control unit.
• Do not connect the cables in underground cases even if they are water-tight.
• If they are not used, the inputs to the Normally Closed (NC) contacts must be jumpered to the common”.
• If the same input has more than one contact (NC), they are placed in series.
• If they are not used, the inputs to the Normally Open (NO) contacts are left loose.
• If the same input has more than one contact (NO), they are to be placed in series.
• The contacts must be mechanical and free of any potential.
Remember that systems for automatic gates and doors must be installed by highly quali ed technicians only and in full
compliance with current law.
4
FOTO B
FOTO A
FOTO A
FOTO A2
Application on sliding automation
Installations for swing gates
2.5 Scheme of the control unit and electrical connections
5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
FCC2 FCA2 FCC1 FCA1 FOTOA FOTOB STOP START PED
27 28 29 30
J12/24
+ Antenna
Common Services and Safeties
Start
Partial opening
Opening limit switch 2
Closing limit switch 1
Opening limit switch1 -7-
-6-
-5-
-4-
-3-
Photo A
Photo B
Stop -10-
-9-
-8-
Common Services and Safeties
-11-
-1-
-12-
Closing limit switch 2
- Common for accessories
+ Power supply for accessories
- LIGHT
- TEST
- LAMP OR COURTESY LIGHT
- ELEC. KEY LOCK
MOT 2
MOT 2
MOT 1
MOT 1
230 Vac input
230 Vac input -28-
-27-
Output for power supply -29-
Output for power supply -30-
-23-
-24-
-25-
+ BATTERY
- BATTERY
Input for LOW TENSION
Input for LOW TENSION -26-
SET UP OF THE CONTROL UNIT
To program the control unit press P1, the gate must be closed (if you
press P1 when the control unit is turning on. It leaves the function
before the turning o)
Use P2 or P3 to select di󰀨erent groups T, L, S, C, R, or select E
to go back to the standard function. The control unit will reset all
functions and go back to the normal status after 60 seconds which
is unsed.
Press P1 to conrm the operation, P2 and P3 to choose the set up,
if you need to go back to the group of set up press P2+P3
WHEN THE CONNECTION IS FINISHED
When the connection is nished, check the motors as shown in
the Par. 4.2 Function R. Then before the memorization of the
working time, set up the speed, obstacle detection and activation/
deactivation of the inputs.
1 18 Tension for accessories,inputs , services and safeties
19 22 Power supply of the motor
23 30 Power supply of the control unit, Battery
J12/24 Selection of the 12/24V power supply
P1 P2 P3 Buttons to reset the control unit
F1 Fuse for Transformer power supply - 1.6 A Rit.
F2 Fuse power supply, accessories and logic - 4 A
F3 Fuses for power supply of the motors - 8 A
-2-
-19-
-18-
-17-
-16-
-15-
-22-
-21-
-20-
-13-
-14-
F1
F2
F3
P1
P2
P3
Read Paragraph 3.2 to
check the right direc-
tion of the motors.
433,92 Mhz
Radio receiver
Mechanical edge: NC/8k2 -31-
Mechanical edge: NC/8k2 -32-
6
3 Installation of the control unit
25
23 26
3.1 Connection of the TENSION
The control unit can be powered 12 Vac/24 Vac
12 Vac:
Put the J12/24 as in the picture
Set to “0” the set up S 21.
24 Vac:
Put the in J12/24 as shown
Set “1” the set up S 21.
24
3.2 Connections of the MOTORS
21
20 22
19
MOT 1
MOT 2
Pay attention not invert the poles OPEN and CLOSE.
When the connection is nished, in case of doubts put manually the
gate in the middle and read Paragraph 4.2 to check the right direction
of the motors.
3.5 Connection of the STOP device
Connection of the STOP control
Button: stop the control unit until a new contro.
Switch: it stops the automation until a new control.
If the input STOP
is not used,
put “0” in the set up S15
29
27 30
28
230V input Primary
Transformer
Low Tension
input for transformer
BATTERY
+ -
Connection of the safety devices requires the use of any
push-button or N.C. (normally closed) contact.
When there are several safety devices, they are connected
in series.
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
The power supply line has to be protected from a magneto-termic switch or from a couple of 5A fuses.
A di󰀨erential switch is useful if it is already available in the installation.
230Vac
3.3 ANTENNA connections
In case of using a cable (as antenna) for the frequency
433.92mhz, you can cut at 17cm and connect it to the ter-
minal board 1.
1 2 3
3.4 Power supply of the accessories
13 14 15 16
+-
Connect the terminal board 13 and
14 to power the accessories.
The tension on top of the terminal
boards is up of the transformer.
7
3.6 Connection of the COURTESY LIGHT
Set up Val Description
S 03 1 Courtesy light in the
LAMP output
In the terminal board 17 and 14
tension is available up to 255s
after. Standard value 0s
T 18 Working time
Courtesy light
Can be set up from 0 to 255 s
Standard value 120s
13 14 15 16 17 18
To activate the courtesy light function, as shown in the picture S03
3.7 Connection of the LAMP
13 14 15 16 17 18
+ -
+-
Set up Value Description
S 25 1 Activate the Lighting
0Deactivate the lighting
Standard
Set up Val Description
S 05 1 Lamp
in pause time
The light is working in the
pause time, too.
(Standard value 0)
To activate the function “lamp during pause time” put S 05 at 1, to deactivate the function put S05 at 0.
Put the set up S25 at 1, if you use a lamp without ashing light, otherwi-
se put the S25 at 0.
3.8 PRE-LIGHTING
To increase or reduce pre-lighting time, put T 15 and T 16 as follow:
Set up Description
T 15 Pre-lighting time
when CLOSED
Set up from 0 a 10 s
Standard Value 2 s
T 16 Pre-lighting time
when the gate is OPEN
Set up from 0 a 10 s
Standard value 2 s
3.9 Connection of a 24 light when the gate is open and when it is moving
13 14 15 16 17 18
+ -
Set up Value Description
S 07 1 Fix light The Fix light indicates the gate
opens.
0Flashing
light
The output light is ashing
(standard version)
8
3.10 Connection of the LIMIT SWITCHES
In the picture is shown the connection of both limit switches but in this control unit you can use separately.
So you can use only OPENING limit switches or only CLOSING limit switches.
Set up Value Description
S 11 0Deactivation of
the input opening
limit switch 1
Standard
value 1
S 12 0 Deactivation of
the input closing
limit switch 1
Standard
value 1
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
MOT 2
MOT 1
CLOSE OPEN CLOSE OPEN
The limit switches
contact should
be normally closed.
To deactivate the input LIMIT SWITCHES do as shown in the table
Set up Value Description
S 13 0 Deactivation of
the input opening
limit switch 2
Standard
value 1
S 14 0 Deactivation of
the input closing
limit switch 2
Standard
value 1
3.11 Connection of an OPENING CONTROL / START / PARTIAL OPENING
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
The connection of a START can be done with every
button or a normally open contact. If more devices are
available, they should be serial connected.
If you use the terminal boards no.3 and no.11 it is possible to connect a TIMER to program the opening time of the gates.
The contact should be normally open and it is closed for all the time the gate is open. If the connection with the opening
gates is available in the terminal board no.16, connect it in parallel.
The connection of a PARTIAL OPENING can be
done with every button or a normally open contact.
9
3.12 Connection of the PHOTO A (only closing)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
POWER SUPPLY OF
THE PHOTO-BEAM
13 14 15 16
+-
Photo-beam receivers.
N.C. terminal board.
POWER SUPPLY OF
THE PHOTO-BEAM
If the input FOTO
is not used,
put the S16 at “ 0”
The normally closed contact of the
receiver should be isolated from
tension.
If you you more couples of photo-
beams the connection should be
serial.
3.13 Connection of the PHOTO-BEAM FOTO A (only closing) with PHOTO-TEST
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
POWER SUPPLY OF
THE PHOTO-BEAM
13 14 15 16 17
+
-
Photo-beam receivers.
N.C. terminal board
POWER SUPPLY OF
THE PHOTO-BEAM
The normally closet contact of the
receiver should be isolated from
tensions.
If you you more couples of photo-
beams the connection should be
serial.
-
The PHOTO-TEST check the right working of the gate if the photo-beams are working properly. The control unit will do a
test before the gate opening.
In case the photo-beams are not working properly, the lamp will be turned on and the gate is not working.
If the input FOTO
is not used,
put the S16 at “0”
Set up Value Description
S 06 1 Activate the TEST
output for INPUT TEST
(Val. Default 0)
S 22 1 To activate the TEST
put at 1 the PHOTO A
(Val. Default 0)
To activate the TEST put at 1 the PHOTO A:
If you don’t need the PHOTO-TEST, connect the photo-beams (see Par. 3.2) and put at 0 in the function S22 and S06
(S06 should be deactivated only when other TEST are not available)
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
10
3.14 Connection of the PHOTO-B (in opening and closing)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
POWER SUPPLY
OF THE TX
13 14 15 16
+-
Photo-beam receivers.
N.C. contacts.
POWER SUPPLY
OF THE RX
If the input PHOTO-STOP
is not used,
put the S17 at “0”
The normally closed contact of the
receiver should be isolated from
tensions.
If you you more couples of photo-
beams the connection should be
serial.
3.15 Connection of the PHOTO-BEAM B (opening and closing) with TEST
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
POWER SUPPLY
OF THE TX
13 14 15 16 17
+-
Photo-beam receivers.
N.C. contacts.
POWER SUPPLY
OF THE RX
The normally closed contact of the
receiver should be isolated from
tensions.
If you you more couples of photo-
beams the connection should be
serial.
-
If the input PHOTO-STOP
is not used,
put the S16 at “0”
The PHOTO-TEST check that the gate is working only if the photo-beams are working properly.
The control unit will do a general test before opening.
In case the photo-beams are not working properly, the signal light will turn on for 5 seconds and the gate is not working
Set up Value Description
S 06 1 Activate the TEST
output for INPUT TEST
(Standard Value 0)
S 23 1 Activate the input TEST
for PHOTO-B
(Standard Value 0)
To activate the PHOTO-TEST put at “1” the set up of the photo-beams PHOTO-B:
If you want to go back to the function without PHOTO-TEST, connect the photo-beams as shown in the Paragraph 3.14 and
put the function S23 and S06 at “0” (deactivate the S06 only when other inputs have no TEST)
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-