Deltadoors LiftMaster SL400EVK User manual

SL400EVK / SL600EVK / SL1000EVK
en Sliding Gate Operator Installation Manual*
fr Manuel d‘installation de l‘opérateur de portail coulissant
nl Installatiehandleiding schuifhekaandrijving
* For GB (UK, NI) specic information on national regulations and requirements
see English part of the manual.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
NOTE: The original installation and operating instructions were compiled in English. Any other available language is a translation of the original English version.
1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND INTENDED USE......................................................................................................................................................................................2
2. DELIVERY SCOPE......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4
3. TOOLS NEEDED.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4
4. OVERVIEW OF GATE OPERATOR............................................................................................................................................................................................................4
5. MECHANICAL INSTALLATION....................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
5.1 Dimensions of Gate and Operator.........................................................................................................................................................................................................5
5.2 Installing Base Plate..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
5.3 EmergencyReleaseMechanism............................................................................................................................................................................................................5
5.4 Installing Motor on the Base Plate........................................................................................................................................................................................................6
5.5 Gate Rack Mounting..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
5.6 Power Wiring.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
5.7 Limit Switch Position Set Up..................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
5.8 Access to the control Board and Motor connection...............................................................................................................................................................................7
6. WIRING DIAGRAM......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
7. PROGRAMMING..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
7.1 Display, Programming Buttons and Function Setting..........................................................................................................................................................................9
7.2 General Programming Overview...........................................................................................................................................................................................................9
7.3 Wing Movement Direction...................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
7.4 Basic Settings......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
7.4.1 Application Settings..................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
7.4.2 Direction Motor Settings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................10
7.4.3 Limit Learning...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
7.5 Stand-by Mode....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
7.6 Programming and Erasing of Remote Controls, Radio Accessories and myQ Devices.......................................................................................................................12
7.7 Advanced Settings..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
7.7.1 Overview Advanced Settings....................................................................................................................................................................................................13
7.7.2 Transmitter Settings.................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
7.7.3 Infrared Photocells Settings......................................................................................................................................................................................................13
7.7.4 Input Settings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
7.7.5 Partial Opening........................................................................................................................................................................................................................14
7.7.6 Timer To Close..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................14
7.7.7 Reversal Time after Impact......................................................................................................................................................................................................14
7.7.8 E-Lock / Mag-Lock Settings......................................................................................................................................................................................................14
7.7.9 Flashing Light Settings............................................................................................................................................................................................................14
7.7.9a Pre-Flashing.........................................................................................................................................................................................................14
7.7.10 Special Contact Settings..........................................................................................................................................................................................................14
7.7.11 Start Speed in Open and Close Directions................................................................................................................................................................................15
7.7.12 Maintenance Counter...............................................................................................................................................................................................................15
7.7.13 Password Protected Functions and Setup..............................................................................................................................................................................15
7.7.13a Password Setup....................................................................................................................................................................................................................15
7.7.13b Password Use.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................15
7.7.13c Password Change.................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
7.7.13d Force Motors Open and Close Directions.............................................................................................................................................................................16
7.7.13e Speed Motors in Open and Close Directions.........................................................................................................................................................................16
7.7.13f Soft-Stop Speed.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
7.8 Factory Default Settings.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
7.9 Finish and Exit....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
7.10 Double Gate Application....................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
8. BATTERY BACKUP....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
9. ERROR CODES........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
10. TECHNICAL DATA....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18
11. MAINTENANCE.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
12. DISPOSAL..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
13. WARRANTY..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
14. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY............................................................................................................................................................................................................19

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About this Manual – Original Manual
These instructions are the original operating instructions according the machinery directive 2006/42 EC. The instruction manual must be read carefully to understand
important product information. Pay attention to the safety and warning notices. Keep the manual in safe place for future reference and to make it available to all persons
for inspection, service, maintenance and repair. After installation pass the complete documentation to the responsible person/owner.
Qualication of a competent installer
Only correct installation and maintenance by a competent installer (specialist) / competent company, in accordance with the instructions, must understand and ensure the
safe and intended function of the installation. Specialist is, who on the basis of their technical training and experience, has sufcient knowledge in the eld of powered
gates and moreover is familiar with relevant state occupational safety regulations and generally accepted rules of technology in such an extent that he is also able to
assess the safe working condition of powered gates according to EN 13241, 12604, 12453 (EN12635)
The installer must understand the following:
Before installing the drive, check that the driven part is in good mechanical condition, opens and closes properly and correctly balanced where applicable.
Before rst use and at least annually a specialist must inspect powered gate regarding their safe condition. After installation, the installer must ensure that the mecha
nism is properly adjusted and that the protection system and any manual release function correctly (EU: EN 13241, EN12604, EN 12453, EN 12635; GB (UK, NI)
BS EN 13241, BS EN12604, BS EN 12453, BS EN12635). A regular maintenance, inspection must be carried out according to the standards. The installer must
instruct other users on the safe operation of the drive system.
After successful installation of the drive system, the responsible installer, in accordance with the EU: Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC; GB (UK, NI): Supply of Machinery
(Safety) Regulations 2008 SI 2008 No. 1597, must issue the EU: CE / GB (UK,NI): UK declaration of conformity for the gate system. The EU: CE / GB (UK,NI): UKCA
mark label must be attached to the gate system. This is also obligatory in the process of retrotting on a manually operated gate. Further, a handover pack and an inspec-
tion book must be completed.
Please read the operating instructions and especially the precautions. The following symbols are placed in front of instructions to avoid personal injury or damage to
property. Read these instructions carefully.
Warnings Symbols
The general warning symbol indicates a danger that can lead to injuries or death. In the text section, the general warning symbols are used as described below.
Intended use
The sliding gate operator is exclusively designed and tested for the operation of smooth-running sliding gates in the residential, non-commercial sector.
Specication for gates are dened under mechanical requirements according EU: EN12604 / GB (UK, NI): BS EN 12604.
The maximum permissible gate size and the maximum weight must not be exceeded. The gate must open and close smoothly by hand. Use the operator on gates which
comply with the applicable standards and guidelines. Regional conditions of wind loads must be taken into account when using door or gate panels EU: EN13241 / GB
(UK, NI): BS EN 13241. Observe the manufacturer‘s specications regarding the combination of door and operator. Possible hazards within the meaning of EU: EN13241
/ GB (UK, NI): BS EN 13241 are to be avoided by designing and installing the door/gate according to the relevant instructions. This gate mechanism must be installed and
operated in accordance with the appropriate safety rules.
Improper use
It is not intended for continuous operation and use in a commercial application.
The construction of the drive system is not designed for the operation of gates outside of manufacturers specication.
It is not permitted on gates that travel with incline/decline.
Any improper use of the drive system could increase the risk of accidents. The manufacturer assumes no liability for such usage. With this drive, automated gates must
comply with the current, valid international and country-specic/local standards, guidelines and regulations (EU: EN 13241, EN12604, EN 12453; GB (UK, NI) BS EN
13241, BS EN12604, BS EN 12453).
Only LiftMaster and approved accessories may be connected to the drive. Incorrect installation and/or failure to comply with the following instructions may result in serious
personal injury or damage to property.
Gate systems located in public areas and have only force limitation, can only be operated under full supervision.
Additional safety devises should be considered in accordance with EU: EN 12453; GB (UK, NI) BS EN 12453.
DANGER Symbol WARNING Symbol CAUTION Symbol ATTENTION Symbol
DANGER WARNING CAUTION ATTENTION
Indicates a danger that leads directly
to death or serious injuries.
Indicates a danger that can lead to
death or serious injuries.
Indicates a danger that can lead to
damage or destruction of the product.
Indicates a danger that can lead to
damage or destruction of the product.
1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND INTENDED USE

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During operation, the gate should not under any circumstances obstruct public path ways and roads (public area).
When using tools and small parts to install or carry out repair work on a gate exercise caution and do not wear rings, watches or loose clothing.
To avoid serious personal injury due to entrapments, remove any locking device tted to the gate in order to prevent damage to the gate.
Installation and wiring must be in compliance with your local building and electrical installation regulations. Power cables must only be connected to a properly earthed
supply.
Disconnect electric power to the system before installation, maintenance, repairs or removing covers. A disconnecting device must be provided to the mains power supply
(permanently-wired installation) to guarantee all-pole disconnection (isolating switch or by a separate fuse). The repairs and electrical installations may be performed only
by an authorised electrician. Emergency Stop Button must be installed for emergency case based on the risk assessment.
Ensure that entrapment between the driven part and the surrounding xed parts due to the opening movement of the driven part is avoided by respecting the given safety
distances in accordance with the EU: EN 13241, EN12604, EN 12453, EN 12635; GB (UK, NI) BS EN 13241, BS EN12604, BS EN 12453, BS EN12635 and/or with
safety devices (e.g. safety edge).
Testing of the safety function of the drive system is recommended to be carried out at least once a month. Refer also to manufacturers instruction of the gate system
components.
After the installation a nal test of the full function of the system and the of the safety devices must be made and all users must be instructed in the function and operation
of the sliding gate operator.
Gate systems must meet the force limitation according EU: EN 12453, EN 60335-2-103; GB (UK, NI) BS EN 12453, BS EN 60335-2-103.
Additional safety device (safety edge,.) must be considered in accordance to the standard by changes to the system.
It is important to make sure that the gate always runs smoothly. Gates which stick or jam must be repaired immediately. Employ a qualied technician to repair the
gate, never attempt to repair it yourself. This device is not intended for use by persons (including children) with restricted physical, sensory or mental abilities or lack of
experience or knowledge, unless they are supervised by a person responsible for their safety or have received instruction in how to use the device. If necessary, control
equipment MUST be mounted within sight of the gate and out of reach of children. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the device. Do not
allow children to operate push button(s) or remote(s). Misuse of the gate operator system can result in serious injury.
The warning signs should be placed in clearly visible locations.
The gate opener should ONLY be used if the user can see the entire gate area and is assured that it is free of obstacles and the gate operator is set correctly. No one may
pass through the gate area while it is moving. Children must not be allowed to play in the vicinity of the gate.
The full protection against potential crushing or entrapment must work immediately when the drive arms are installed.
There may be existing hazards on mechanical, electrical installation or the closing edges of the gate by crushing, impact points:
• Structural failure, leaf, hinges, xings, travel stops, wind load
• Crush, hinge area, under the gate, safety distance on xed object
• Electrical failure (Control – faults in safety systems)
• Impact, swept area, hold to run, force limitation, presence detection
Appropriate measures must be taken to ensure safe operation of the gate system according the standards.
Never start up a damaged drive.
Use the manual release only to disengage the drive and – if possible – ONLY when is gate closed. Operation of the emergency manual release can lead to uncontrolled
movements of the gate. The Timer-to-Close (TTC) feature, the myQ Smartphone Control app, are examples of unattended operation of the gate.
Any device or feature that allows the gate to close without being in the line of sight of the gate is considered as unattended open/close.
The Timer-to-Close (TTC) feature, the myQ Smartphone Control, and any other myQ devices can ONLY be activated when Liftmasters photo cells are installed (TTC
works only in close direction). The gate shall only be operated in the direct sight line to the gate.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION!
• This procedure is also required on private installations (new or retrotted to a manually operated gate).
This installation and operating manual must be retained by the user.
• The manufacturer accepts no liability/warranty claims resulting from use other than intended use and after the warranty expires.
• The legal remedy is the sole responsibility for all associated rights.
NOTE: Observe the installation and operating manual.
• Always monitor the function of the system and rectify the cause immediately in the event of a malfunction.
• Carry out an annual inspection of the system. Call a specialist.
• Safety distances must be respected between the gate leaf and the environment in accordance with related standards.
• The operator can be installed Only on stable and rigid gate leaves. Gate leaves must not bend or twist when opening and closing.
• Assure that the hinges of the gate leaf are installed and working correctly and not creating any obstacles.
• Installation of two operators on same door leaf is strictly prohibited.
• Observe the corresponding requirements of the local, national regulations for compliance with the measures to protect human health, which must be observed when
contacting other people, including employees, suppliers and customers (e.g. safety distance, mask requirement, etc).
• Precise information can be requested from the local authorities.
1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND INTENDED USE

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SL400EVK / SL600EVK / SL1000EVK
Motor unit with
control board
Release Key
(2x)
Remote
Control (2x)
Installation
Manual
12
33
4
5
4
1. Motor with control board
2. Rack
3. Magnet brackets
4. Infrared photocells
5. Flashing lamp
8, 13 mm 8, 13 mm
2. DELIVERY SCOPE
3. TOOLS NEEDED
4. OVERVIEW OF GATE OPERATOR

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General information and conditions for set-up.
Before installing the gate operator ensure that the gate is running smoothly. The weight of the door is not allowed to be completely placed on the motor shaft.Ensure that
all the required cables (power cable, accessory cables etc) are prepared and laid correctly before the base plate is installed in the concrete.
NOTE:
All crushing points must be secured by an entrapment protection according the to EU: EN 12453, EN 60335-2-103; GB (UK, NI): BS EN 12453, BS EN 60335-2-103.
SL400EVK, SL600EVK, SL1000EVK
Herewith you start mechanical installation of the gate operator.
Mounting Plate
90 - 100 mm
Rack
GATE
Picture 2
5.1 Dimensions of Gate and Operator
SL400EVK 5 m 400 kg
SL600EVK 8 m 600 kg
SL1000EVK 12 m 1000 kg
304
218 270
88
Picture 5Picture 4Picture 3
1. Take the anchor screw and put one nut untill the bottom of the tread. Add a washer and insert it from the bottom into base plate. Secure from top with a second nut.
2. Repeat for remaining 3 anchor screws (see picture 3).
3. Get the prepared cables (see picture 4) through the hole in the base plate.
4. Set the base plate into prepared concrete work. Ensure the plate is poisitoned correctly to the gate respecting the required space to gate and rack (see picture 1). The
arrow on the base plate needs to show towards gate. Align the base palte and nalise the concrete work.
5. Let the concrete base dry for at least 24h before proceeding (see picture 5).
NOTE: When installing a base plate ensure that later operator mounting and position adjustment with the setting screws is still possible at later stages if required.
5.2 Installing Base Plate
GATE
24h
5. MECHANICAL INSTALLATION
• Remove the small front plastic cover from the operator.
• Put the key into keyhole and turn it right 90°.
• Pull the lever down.
To re-engage the operator follow the procedure backwards.
5.3 Emergency Release Mechanism Picture 6
Rack
Gate
60
270
170
104
60
244
100
GATE
Picture 1

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1. Once the base plate is xed, raise the nut securing the base plate from the top about 5-10 mm and add a washer.
2. Remove the small front plastic cover from the operator and make a manual release by putting the key into keyhole, turning right and pulling the lever down (see manu-
al release page 5).
3. Remove the 2 screws on the sides of the cover (see picture 7).
4. Remove the Operator cover and put the operator on the base plate using the anchor screws and hole in the operator hosuing. Note: there must be distance between
the base plate and the operator hosuing (5-10 mm) for later height adjsutments possibilities (see picture 8).
5. Feed the cables through the repsective hole in the operator housing bottom.
6. Secure the operator using washer, spring washer and the nut as shown in picture 8.
5.4 Installing Motor on the Base Plate
max. 10 mm
Picture 8Picture 7
5. MECHANICAL INSTALLATION
1. Manually move the gate into CLOSED position.
2. The steel or nylon rack can be attached by welding (steel only) or with screws (see picture 9). Put the rst rack segment at the end of the gate so that it connects to the
operator sprocket as shown in the picture 10 and attach the rack to the gate. Then move the gate and attach the next rack segment near to the previous segment.
Proceed this way until you will reach complete OPEN position.
NOTE: At all times consider that the rack does not complietly lie on the operator sprocket or has too much distance to it.
5.5 Gate Rack Mounting
Steel Rack (welding)
Steel Rack assembly help
2-3 mm
Before assembly:
• Check whether the required screw-in depth available.
• Use the supplied connecting elements (screws) to assemble
the racks.
• Attach the rack segment at the right position by using the
delivered screws.
NOTE:
The material type and thickness at the mounting position of the
rack must be considered. The operator must be disengaged.
Picture 10
Picture 9
Nylon Rack to screw
Mains power wiring must be done by a certied electrician specialist.
To connect the mains power supply please remove the operator cover as described above.
5.6 Power Wiring
Picture 11

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1. Ensure the operator is powered.
2. Position the brackets with magnets on the left and right ends of the rack where the end positions are assumed. The magnets are marked with L for left side
and R for right side and shall be positioned on the right or on the left from operator (see picture 12). The bracket positions can be adjusted by sliding the
bracket alongside the rack.
3. With the manually released operator move the gate in OPEN direction to reach the magnet xed on the racks. Ensure dimension between magnet and limit
switch are maintained (see picture 13).
4. When reached, section of the upper right digital segment on display will be on.
5. If needed, adjust the position of the magnet, verify that the upper right digital will be on and x the screws of the magnet bracket.
6. Repeat the same in CLOSE direction to reach the magnet xed at the Close position on the opposite side of the gate.
7. When reached, section of the lower right digital on display will be on.
8. If needed, adjust the position of the magnet, verify that the lower right digital will be on and x the screws of the magnet bracket.
9. Move the gate in in the middle position (between open and close limit).
The operator is ready for the Learning phase.
• The control board is already pre-installed and pre-wired to the motor terminal. No extra action is required.
To gain access to the control board remove the operator cover.The terminals for wiring accessories are directly accessible. To get access to the programming buttons
remove the transparent plastic cover and place it back once programming is nished.
5.7 Limit Switch Position Set Up
5.8 Access to the control Board and Motor connection
L R
12 - 20 mm
Picture 12 Picture 13
Picture 14
Congratulations! Herewith the mechanical installation of your
gate operator is nished. Please proceed with Programming
and Basic Settings to be able to start operation.
5. MECHANICAL INSTALLATION

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S P +-
MOTOR 2
WHT GRN RED WHT GRN RED
MOTOR 1
+M
CN4
BAT+
BAT-
24V
BATTERY
POW
24V
SPEC
24VDC SYNC STBY UART LIMIT-SW
+
+
+
+ +
E-LK
FLA
COMMANDIR SENSOREDGE24V BAT
8.2K
SAFETY EDGE
+
+
+
+
+
+
NC NO NO
Stop Fully Open Partial Open
LAMP 1
FLASH LAMP
SE SE GND GNDIR3 IN3 IN2 IN1IR2 IR1
L L
NN
PE
AC 230V IN
CTRL GND 12V - TX RX 5V OP - CL
+
24V external accessories Examples: external receiver
+
220-240V/50/60Hz
28V AC
EXAMPLE
24VDC SYNC
+
+
Secondary Control Board
EXAMPLE
~
E-LOCK / MAG LOCK
IR 1IR 2IR 3
Fuse
IR 1IR 2IR 3
PE
E-LOCK: 600024
24 V CC
15W
2 1
E-LK
JP1
4321
Power
Signal
4 3
FLA
+
+
FLASH-LAMP: FLA1-LED 24V BAT: 490EV
1 1
BAT+
BAT-
24V BAT
+
S P +-
MOTOR 2
WHT GRN RED WHT GRN RED
MOTOR 1
+M
CN4
BAT+
BAT-
24V
BATTERY
POW
24V
SPEC
24VDC SYNC STBY UART LIMIT-SW
+
+ +
+
+
E-LK
FLA
COMMANDIR SENSOREDGE24V BAT
8.2K
SAFETY EDGE
+
+
+
+
+
+
NC
NO
NO
Stop
Fully Open
Partial Open
LAMP 1
FLASH LAMP
SE SE GND GNDIR3 IN3 IN2 IN1IR2 IR1
L L
NN
PE
AC 230V IN
CTRL GND 12V - TX RX 5V OP - CL
+
24V external accessories
Examples: external receiver
+
220-240V/50/60Hz
28V AC
EXAMPLE
24VDC SYNC
+ +
Secondary Control Board
EXAMPLE
~
E-LOCK / MAG LOCK
IR 1IR 2IR 3
Fuse
IR 1IR 2IR 3
PE
E-LOCK: 600024
24 V CC 15W
2
1
E-LK
JP1
4321
Power
Signal
4
3
FLA
+
+
FLASH-LAMP: FLA1-LED 24V BAT: 490EV
1 1
BAT+
BAT-
24V BAT
+
STBY, UART connectors are not used for SL units
NOTE: Motor 2 not in use for Sliders
6. WIRING DIAGRAM

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P +S
P +S
P +S
P +S
P +S
P +S
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
5 sec.
5 sec.
EXIT
Go to stand by
mode
or
or
7.1 Display, Programming Buttons and Function Setting
Function setting - programming mode
7.2 General Programming Overview
General setup:
Programming buttons function (4 buttons):
Button Function
Sprogram / delete remote controls and specic functions
Penter programming mode, select function and save
+/- Navigate through the menu and change the value on display
Function and programmed values are shown on LED display.
LED display shows following values after control board is powered:
The programming is divided in 2 sections:
1. Basic Settings (Page 11)
2. Advanced Settings (Page 14)
After Basic Settings are done, following parameters will be learned automatically
during Learning phase:
1. Travel length from FULL CLOSED to FULL OPEN position.
2. Opening and closing force for each motor.
NOTE:
• Basic Settings and Learning phase must be completed to enable operation.
• After the Learning phase and Programming are nished the operator will work
as per default settings.
• Advanced Settings cannot be accessed if Basic Settings and Learning phase
are not completed.
• Before making the programming ensure that the relevant safety devices
are connected.
1. Press and hold “P” button for 5 seconds to enter the menu. “AP” on the display
indicates the rst available function in menu.
2. Use “+“ and “–” buttons to navigate between the functions.
3. Press “P” button to select the required function.
4. The default setting or previously programmed value will appear. This will be
indicated by ashing of value on display.
5. Use “+” or “–“ buttons to select the required value. Press “P” button to conrm
selection.
6. The programmed function is shown on display.
7. To change the setting of another function, repeat the sequence from the points
#2 to #6
8. To exit to the Function menu, press “P” button for 5 seconds, then the board will
go in Stand-by mode.
If “P” button is not pressed to conrm new value setting, new settings will be saved
after 3 minutes and programming will exit menu and return into Stand-by mode.
NOTE: To operate the gate or execute any command, setting menu must be
nished by pressing the “P” button for 5 seconds, or by selecting FE Function, or
waiting 3 minutes for automatic exit and return into Stand-by mode.
Control board is pre-programmed to relevant application (see
below under “Application” and “Stand-by Mode” for status
description).
“E0”, in case the control board has not been programmed yet
or reset by function “Factory Default”. From this status, an
Input or transmitter command will be always ignored.
Example only
P +S
2 digit LED display
LED spot
7. PROGRAMMING
Herewith you start programming of your gate operator.

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7.3 Wing Movement Direction
7.4 Basic Settings
Before programming, move the gate manually in the middle position and re-engage
release mechanism (see page 6). Press and hold the “–“ button on the control
board and ensure that the motor is moving in CLOSE direction. If correct, immedia-
tely let go of the “-“ button and gate stops.
If motor is moving in OPEN direction, go to the functions “d1“ and change the
direction settings.
Once CLOSE direction is set correctly, leave the gate in the middle position. The
operator is ready for the Learning phase.
Note: gate can be moved with “+“ and “-“ buttons prior to nal settings if required.
Press and hold the “+“ button on the control board to move the gate into OPEN
position. When button is released operator stops.
Press and hold the “–“ button on the control board to move the gate into CLOSE
position. When button is released operator stops.
LED Function
Basic Settings (mandatory)
AP Application
d1 Direction Motor 1
LL Limit Learning Phase
Basic Settings Overview
Direction Motor function shown on display
Denes movement direction of the Motor.
7.4.2 Direction Motor Settings
Motor is installed on left hand side (default).
Motor is installed on right hand side.
P +S
2 sec.
I
I
I
I
I
I
3 sec.
Application function shown on display.
This function is already pre-set at factory at correct value as dened for
the delivered operator.
7.4.1 Application Settings
Sliding gate, SL400
Sliding gate, SL600
Sliding gate, SL1000
More settings available on demand:
No application selected
Available Learning methods:
Before starting a Learning phase ensure that:
1. Other Basic Settings are completed
2. Magnets are installed and working correctly
3. First movement will be in CLOSE direction.
1. OPEN the LL menu.
2. Press and hold “+and –“ buttons for 2 seconds.
3. Automatic learning process starts. LL will ash on the display during complete-
process.
4. Gate moves in CLOSE direction until the CLOSE limit switch is reached, and-
stops for 2 seconds., then moves in the OPEN direction.
5. Gate moves in OPEN direction until the open limit switch is reached.
6. Gate moves in CLOSE direction until the close limit switch is reached, and-
stops.
7. Standard Learning phase is nished. LL will appear on display and board will
return in stand-by mode after 3 seconds.
Standard Learning Mode (Automatic)
Values 04, 05, 06 and 07 are not suitable for SL application and shall not be chosen
Assure that the Limit positions are checked and the door is in the the middle
position to start the Limit Learning Learning Phase.
Before Limit Learning Phase can be started the preparation for the learning
of the end limit position must be done as described in the section Limit
switch position Set up.
7.4.3 Limit Learning
Following settings are done during Standard Learning Mode:
1. Travel length from FULL CLOSED to FULL OPEN position.
2. Opening and closing force.
3. 60 cm of travel travel in both directions is assigned for Soft Stop.
7. PROGRAMMING

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Advanced Learning Mode (manual setting of Soft Stop position)
Advanced Learning Mode (manual setting of Soft Stop)
1. Open LL Menu.
2. Press and hold “+and –“ buttons for 2 seconds. Automatic learning starts, LL
will ash on the display during the complete process.
3. Gate moves in CLOSE direction up to the close limit switch is reached, and
stop for 2 seconds, then moves in the OPEN direction.
4. To dene start of the Soft Stop in OPEN direction press “P” button at required
start point. Gate will continue opening until limit switch is reached, stops for 2
seconds, then moves in CLOSE direction.
5. To dene start of the Soft Stop in CLOSE direction press “P” button at required
start point. Gate will continue closing until limit switch is reached, then stops.
6. Advanced learning phase is nished, LL will appear on the display and board
will return in stand by mode after 3 sec.
Following settings are done during Advanced Learning Mode:
- Travel length from FULL CLOSED to FULL OPEN position.
- Opening and closing force.
- Starting position of the Soft Stop.
NOTE: To stop Learning phase press “S” button. The Learning process will be
interrupted, “LE” will ash on LED display. After 5 seconds “LL” will appear on
display indicating readiness to start Learning phase again.
If Learning process was not completed, it needs to be re-done.
ATTENTION: Learning phase must be completed to enable operation.
P +S
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P +S Soft Stop OPEN
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7.5 Stand-by Mode
After the control board is powered on and programming is nished, the LED display
lights completely for 2 seconds and goes into the stand-by mode. During Stand-by
mode the LED display shows current gate status.
One motor
Motor is opening, upper section of the display ashes.
Motor stops at the opening position on the limit switch, upper
section of the display is on.
Motor is closing, lower section of the display ashes.
Motor stops at the closed position on the limit switch, lower
section of the display is on.
Motor stops in the middle, middle of the display is on.
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and operate your gate or proceed with Advanced Settings.
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7.6 Programming and Erasing of Remote Controls, Radio Accessories and myQ Devices
Program remote control devices (transmitters and wireless wall controls):
NOTE: the remote controls delivered with the operator are already factory pre-
learned to the operator (top button near the LED) and do not require extra pro-
gramming.
1. Press and release “S” button. An LED spot turns ON in the display. The ope-
rator will stay in Radio programming mode for 3 minutes. Any radio accessory
device can be learned within rst 30 seconds. During the remaining 2.5 minutes
only myQ devices can be learned.
2. Chose the required button on your transmitter and hold it until the dot in the
display turns off.
Press “S” button to exit the radio programming mode.
To program a wireless keypad, please follow the respective manual of the acces-
sory.
Programming Transmitter in Partial opening
Press and hold “S“ and “+“ buttons at the same time, until the LED spot starts as-
hing. Press and hold the desired free button on transmitter to program the Partial
Opening Mode.
The LED spot turns off when the programming is nished. If there is a light connec-
ted to SPEC contact it will ash once.
Program myQ gateway (828EV):
1. Connect
Connect ethernet cable (1) provided with gateway to router (2).Use the plug valid
for your country ( not all models). Connect power (3) to the internet gateway (4).
When the internet gateway connects to the internet, the green light (5) will stop
blinking and will light solid. A connected set of IRs is mandatory for myQ operation.
2. Create an account
Download the free myQ App from App Store or Google Play Store and create an
account. If you already have an account, use your username and password.
3. Register the internet gateway
Enter the Serial Number located on the bottom of the internet gateway when
prompted.
4. Add myQ devices
To add your gate operator to the registered gateway follow the instructions on the
app. When adding a new myQ capable gate operator press and release “S” button
on operator control board. An LED spot turns ON in the control board display.
Note: After you add a device, the blue light on the internet gateway will appear and
stay on. Press “S” button on the operator control board to exit the radio programm-
ing mode.
5. Test
After having installed and registered correctly you may now test the following
features: open or close the gate, request status GATE OPEN or GATE CLOSED.
For more functions see www.liftmaster.eu
Erase radio control devices (transmitters, wireless wall controls, wireless
keypads):
Press and hold “S” button for > 6 seconds. All radio control devices (transmitters,
wall controls, keypads) are erased. The LED spot in the display turns OFF.
Note: It is not possible to erase radio control devices individually.
Erase myQ devices:
1. Erase remote control devices rst as indicated above.
2. Within next 6 seconds press and hold “S” button. An LED spot turns ON in the
display.
3. Press and hold “S” button for > 6 seconds. All myQ devices are erased. The
LED spot in the display turns OFF.
NOTE: It is not possible to erase myQ devices individually. It is not possible to
erase myQ devices only.
1
2
3
4
5
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LED Function
tr Transmitter
r1 IR1 photocell
r2 IR2 photocell
r3 IR3 photocell
i1 Input 1 command
i2 Input 2 command
i3 Input 3 command
Pd Partial Opening
tC Timer To Close (TTC)
rt Reversal time after impact
EL E-lock
LED Function
FL Flashing Light
PF Pre-Flashing
SP Special contact
St START Speed in OPEN and CLOSE
Cn Maintenance counter
PS Password (This menu is only available after the
Learning phase was nished.)
F1 Force Motor in Open (protected by PS)
F2 Force Motor in Close (protected by PS)
S1 Speed Motor in OPEN (protected by PS)
S2 Speed Motor in CLOSE (protected by PS)
SF SOFT-STOP Speed in OPEN and CLOSE
(protected by PS)
Fd Factory default
FE Finish and Exit
7.7.2 Transmitter Settings
Transmitter function denes how Transmitter commands are working.
Note: Under settings “01”, “02” and “03”, TTC timer will be overridden
by a transmitter command and will CLOSE the gate.
Under setting “04”, active TTC timer countdown will be re-set to start
again by Transmitter command.
Residential Mode: Open – Close – Open
Standard Mode: Open – Stop – Close – Stop – Open (Default)
Automatic with Stop Mode: Open – Stop – Close – Open
Car Park Mode: Open, to complete Open position. Additional com-
mand during the opening will be ignored 7.7.4 Input Settings
Inputs function dene the way Input commands from external accessories are
executed. Each of the 3 Inputs can be programmed individually.
NOTE: Under settings “01”, “02” and “03”, TTC timer will be overridden by an Input
command and will CLOSE the gate. Under setting “06”, active TTC timer count-
down will be re-set to start again by an Input command
IR active on CLOSE movement. If IR beam is obstructed, gate re-
verses in complete OPEN position (Default).
IR active on OPEN movement. If IR beam is obstructed gate stops.
When obstruction disappears the gate continues to OPEN.
IR is active on OPEN and CLOSE movement. If IR beam is obst-
ructed on CLOSE movement, gate stops and after the obstruction
disappears gate reverses in complete OPEN position. If IR beam
is obstructed on OPEN movement, gate stops. When obstruction
disappears the gate continues to OPEN.
IR active on CLOSE movement. If IR beam is obstructed, gate re-
verses in complete OPEN position. The activated TTC function will
be overridden 2 seconds after the beam obstruction is eliminated
and will start CLOSE movement not waiting till the end of TTC time
end.
7.7.3 Infrared Photocells Settings
IR functions dene functioning mode of Infrared Photocells (IR).
IRs will be auto-learned when installed.
Each of the 3 IR sets can be programmed individually.
NOTE: Depending on the chosen settings the Partial Opening inputs or Remote
Controls commands will not be executed in both OPEN or CLOSE direction if the
IR beam is obstructed.
If IRs are removed, the control board power must be turned OFF/ON for two times
to unlearn.
For check and maintenance of the photocells see the manual of the photocells.
7. PROGRAMMING
7.7 Advanced Settings
Herewith you start with Advanced Settings.
7.7.1 Overview Advanced Settings

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Open – Close – Open
Open – Stop – Close – Stop – Open (Default)
Open – Stop – Close – Open
Partial opening
STOP (NC contact)
Open, to complete OPEN position. Additional Open command during
the opening will be ignored
Close, to complete CLOSE position. Additional Close command
during the closing will be ignored
Open – Stop – Open - Stop
Close – Stop – Close - Stop
Open, hold to run
Close, hold to run
1. Press and hold „S“ and „+“ buttons on the control board at the same time, until
the LED spot starts ashing.
2. Press and hold the desired free button on transmitter to program the Partial
Opening Mode.
3. The LED spot turns off when the programming is nished. If there is a light
connected to SPEC contact it will ash once.
Programming Transmitter in Partial Opening
TTC not active (Default)
10 seconds
20 seconds
30 seconds
45 seconds
1 minute
1.5 minutes
2 minutes
3 minutes
5 minutes
7.7.6 Timer To Close
Timer to close (TTC) function enables automatic closing of the gate from a com-
plete OPEN position after a pre-set period of time. Minimum one pair of LiftMaster
Infrared Photocells (IR) has to be installed to monitor closing movement to enable
TTC operation. TTC will not work if IR are protecting opening movement only.
TTC will also work with activated partial opening. If TTC function is active, timer is
counting down, and the IR beams are interrupted, the TTC timer shall re-start.
2 seconds reversal and Stop
Reversal back up to the end limit position (Default)
During Closing movement, upon impact gate reverses up to Open
position. During Opening movement, upon impact gate reverses for
2 seconds and stops
7.7.7 Reversal Time after Impact
Reversal time after impact function denes reversal behaviour after obstacle obst-
ruction during closing or opening movement. This reversal behaviour is valid both
for motor force detection and safety edge application.
1,5 m opening travel
2 m opening travel (default)
3 m opening travel
7.7.5 Partial Opening
Partial opening only gives you the ability to open active leaf to a pre-set value only.
NOTE: Pd command will work starting from Close limit position and during closing
movement. If a Pd command is executed from a complete OPEN position, the gate
will close.
An Open or transmitter command will always override the Pd command.
7. PROGRAMMING
e-lock/mag-lock not installed (Default)
e-lock active for 1 second prior to Motor start in Open direction
e-lock active for 2 seconds prior to Motor start in Open direction
Magnetic lock, constantly active at gate CLOSED; constantly
inactive during OPEN and CLOSE movement, gate OPEN or STOP
position. Magnetic lock will be deactivated in Battery Back-up mode.
7.7.8 E-Lock / Mag-Lock Settings
E-Lock function denes e-lock/mag-lock behaviour.
24VDC – 500mA e-lock or mag-lock can be connected.
no ashing lamp installed (Default)
continuous 24V supply - for ashing lamp with own control board
(FLA1-LED)
interrupted 24V supply - for ashing lamp without own control board
7.7.9 Flashing Light Settings
Flashing Light function allows to select which type of Flashing Lamp is connected.
24VDC- max 500 mA Flashing lamp (FLA1-LED) can be connected.
7.7.9a Pre-Flashing
Pre-Flashing Function denes time interval of pre-ashing of the ashing lamp prior
to gate movement. Function not active if Flashing Lamp (FL) Function is set to “00”.
no pre-ashing (Default)
1 second
2 seconds
3 seconds
4 seconds
5 seconds
7.7.10 Special Contact Settings
Special Contact Function denes relay activation time. A 24V max 500mA relay can
be connected to manage other devices, e.g. courtesy light. The time set here will
also control countdown for myQ remote light.
no activation (Default)
15 seconds
30 seconds
45 seconds
1 minute
1.5 minutes
2 minutes
3 minutes
4 minutes
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7.7.11 Start Speed in Open and Close Directions
Start Speed function allows switching the Soft-Start in OPEN and CLOSE directi-
ons ON and OFF.
deactivated (Default)
Soft Start active: motor will accelerate gradually until it reaches
standard speed.
Hard Start active, motor will start at the regular Speed and for the
rst second the force sensor will not be considered.
7.7.12 Maintenance Counter
Maintenance Counter function allows to set maintenance interval in cycles.
4 seconds pre-ashing of the Flashing Lamp will be a signal the interval is reached.
If PF Function (Pre-Flashing) is active then 4 second pre-ashing will be added
to the set time. To reset counter after maintenance is done, it will be enough to
program the cycles one more time.
no counter (Default)
1000 cycles
2000 cycles
... ... cycles
20000 cycles
7. PROGRAMMING
7.7.13a Password Setup
7.7.13 Password Protected Functions and Setup
Learning Phase must be completed and Password must be set before doing chan-
ges for Password protected functions, like Force and Speed.
Chose the „PS“ function to program password.
NOTE: “00” cannot be used as password. It is only used as a default setting.
Functions protected by password can’t be accessed if the new password is not set.
Password will be required to change protected Functions after the setup.
No password selected (Default)
Selection available
ATTENTION
Any changes done to the Password protected functions (Force and Speed)
require verication of speed and force according to EU: EN 12453, EN 60335-
2-103; GB (UK, NI) BS EN 12453, BS EN 60335-2-103.
Password Setup Procedure
1. Choose “PS” function and press “P” button.
2. “00” ashes on display.
3. Use “+” and “–” buttons to set the new password.
4. Press “P“ button.
5. New set password value remains on display for 2 seconds. Then display
changes to “PS“.
Please note your password where it can be found later.
P +S
P +S
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7.7.13b Password Use
1. Choose “PS” function and press “P” button.
2. “00” ashes on display.
3. Use “+” and “–” buttons to enter the correct password and press “P” button to
conrm.
4. If correct password is entered, the display shows the value for 2 seconds and
changes to “PS”.
5. Choose the protected function to set.
NOTE: If entered password is not correct, “00” will ash for 5 seconds, then
change to “PS”. Use correct password to access protected Functions.
Attention: The password protected Advanced Settings can only be executed by a
trained professional. The requirements of the EU: EN 12453, EN 13241; GB (UK,
NI) BS EN 12453, BS EN 13241 must be fullled.
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7.7.13c Password Change
1. Choose “PS” function and press “P” button.
2. “00” ashes in display.
3. Use “+” or “–” buttons to enter current password and press “S” button. Value
starts ashing.
4. Use “+” or “–” buttons to enter NEW password and press “P” button.
5. Changed password value remains on display for 2 seconds. Then display
changes to “PS“.
NOTE: If wrong (current) password was entered, “00” will ash for 5 seconds and
change to “PS”. Password is not changed.
If password is lost, use Factory Default function (Fd) to go back to default settings.
All settings (apart from Radio Memory) will be deleted.
P +S
P +S
P +S
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7. PROGRAMMING
7.7.13d Force Motors in Open and Close Directions
Force Motor in OPEN direction allows force adjustment on top of force set during
the Learning phase. Password must be entered to access this function.
Standard force (Default)
+15%
+30%
+50%
Motor Force in CLOSE direction
Force Motor in CLOSE direction allows force adjustment on top of force set during
the Learning phase. Password must be entered to access this function.
Standard force (Default)
+15%
+30%
+50%
Motor Speed in CLOSE direction
Motor Speed in CLOSE direction allows opening speed adjustment compared to the
speed set during Learning phase. Password must be entered to access this function.
Standard speed (Default)
+10%
+20%
+30%
+50%
-10%
-20%
7.7.13e Speed Motors in Open and Close Directions
Motor Speed in OPEN direction allows closing speed adjustment compared to the
speed set during Learning phase. Password must be entered to access this function.
Standard speed (Default)
+10%
+20%
+30%
+50%
-10%
-20%
7.7.13f Soft-Stop Speed
Soft-Stop Speed function allows adjustment of the Soft-Stop speed compared to
default values set during Learning phase. Soft-Stop speed is 50% of the standard
speed as per default setting. Standard speed change impacts the Soft-Stop speed.
Password must be entered to access this function.
Standard speed (Default)
-10%
-20%
-30%
-50%
+10%
+20%
7.8 Factory Default
7.9 Finish and Exit
Factory default function resets control board to the original factory set-ups. All set-
tings, including limit settings, will be erased. LED display will show “E0”. Program-
med remote controls will remain learned. If Remote control accessories need to be
erased refer to the respective Radio Controls Programming section of this manual.
To exit the programming phase and save all changes,
move to FE function and press “P” button. The control board will go into Stand-by
mode and is ready to work.
There are also other ways to exit the programming and save settings:
• Press and hold “P” button for 5 seconds
• Wait 3 minutes after the last changes in the programming for automatic exit
no reset (Default)
reset to the factory default settings
7. 10 Double Gate Application
Using the SYNC terminal on the Control Board, it is possible to synchronize with a
second sliding gate operator for double wing application. The Control Boards of the 2
operators must be programmed individually (Basic and Advanced settings).After the
programming is nished all the peripheral and radio accessories (IRs, Safety Edge, TX,
ect) shall be connected/programmed only on one unit, that will become the PRIMARY
unit. The PRIMARY unit will control the second unit by SYNC connection (SECONDA-
RY unit). The PRIMARY unit must be the operator on the gate with longer travel. If gate
leaves have equal width choose any of the operators to be the Primary unit.
Following devices can be connected to the PRIMARY unit and will have effect on the
SECONDARY unit as well:
Infrared Photocells, Safety Edge, Input Command (Key Switches, Emergency Stop But-
ton, etc.), Remote control (TX), Flashing light, Maglock/ E-lock, Special Contact (relay)
Motor Force in OPEN direction
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Battery Back-Up Mode (BBU)
Optional 12V, 2.2Ah lead batteries SKU 490EV (optional, not included) can be mounted inside operator housing.
Follow the manual of SKU Nr 490EV for exact installation procedure.
A Flashing lamp (if mounted) will ash 2 seconds every 10 minutes indicating BBU mode and power loss.Control board will switch into stand-by mode with active radio
receiver accepting radio control device commands only. All other accessories and peripheral devices will not be functioning. When in Battery Back-up mode, myQ Smart-
phone Control and wireless myQ devices will be disabled. Full charged battery capacity shall support up to ~20 cycles at a rate of 2 per hour. After 24 hours of BBU mode
the battery shall provide power for 1 complete opening and closing cycle.
Please note that only the specied battery can be use. Use of any other battery leads to loss of warranty and loss of liability of LiftMaster for any related damages resul-
ting from use of unspecied batteries.
8. BATTERY BACKUP
LED Error
code Issue Possible reason Solution
E0 Press transmitter, but no gate
movement AP is set to 00 Check if AP is set to 00. If yes, change to correct application setting.
E1 Gate do not close, but can
open.
1) IR1 is not connected, or wire is cut. 1) Check if IR1 is not connected, or wire is cut.
2) IR1 wire is shorted out or reverse connected. 2) Check IR1 connection, change wires if needed.
3) IR1 is not aligned or blocked for a moment. 3) Align IR transmitter and receiver to make sure both LED is on, instead of blinking. Make sure there is nothing hanging on gate that
may cause IR blocking.
E2 Gate can close when it is at open limit, but cannot open
when it‘s at close limit.
1) IR2 is not connected, or wire is cut. 1) Check if IR2 is not connected, or wire is cut.
2) IR2 wire is shorted out or reverse connected. 2) Check IR2 connection, change wires if needed.
3) IR2 is not aligned or blocked for a moment. 3) Align IR transmitter and receiver to make sure both LED is on,
instead of blinking. Make sure there is nothing blocking the IR.
E3 Press transmitter, but no gate
movement.
1) IR3 is not connected, or wire is cut. 1) Check if IR3 is not connected, or wire is cut.
2) IR3 wire is shorted out or reverse connected. 2) Check IR3 connection, change wires if needed.
3) IR3 is not aligned or blocked for a moment. 3) Align IR transmitter and receiver to make sure both LED is on, instead of blinking. Make sure there is nothing hanging on gate that
may cause IR blocking in short time.
E4 Press transmitter, but no gate
movement.
1) Safety edge is not connected with 8.2kohm
resistor. 1) Check if the 8.2 kOhm safety edge is properly connected or if the 8.2 kOhm resistor is installed.
2) Safety edge wire is shorted out. 2) Check safety edge wires and replace wire if needed.
3) Safety edge is pressed. 3) Check if safety edge is pressed.
E5 Press transmitter, but no gate
movement.
1) STOP swtich is open. 1) Check if STOP switch is open or damaged.
2) STOP switch is not connected. 2) Check if STOP switch is disconnected. If yes, then reconnect
STOP switch or change the respective Input setting to other value.
E6 Error Magnet
1) Mag switch is not connected or wrong
connection. 1) Check if mag switch is connected correctly. If not, x the connec- tion.
2) Mag block drops from switch or fuse is
broken. 2) Check if Mag block drops from switch or fuse is broken.
E7 Press transmitter, but no gate
movement. Control board amplier for Motor 1 fail. Switch off power for 20 seconds and reset to check if control board recovers. If not, change control board.
E9 Press transmitter, but no gate
movement. Control board memory mistake. Switch off power for 20 seconds and reset to check if control board recovers. If not, change control board.
F1 Motor stop and reverse
during open or close. Motor is blocked. Check and remove obstruction. Clean gate.
F3 Motor stop and reverse
during open or close. Motor stall or speed sensor is damaged. Check if motor 1 stalled or speed sensor is damaged.
F5 Press transmitter, but motor
has no action. Radio module fail. Switch off power for 20 seconds and reset to check if control board recovers. If not, change control board.
F6 Gate reverse during closing. Low battery power. Charge battery.
F7 Press transmitter, but no gate
movement. Control board damaged. Switch off power for 20 seconds and reset to check if control board recovers. If not, change control board.
F9 Press transmitter or push button, but motor has no
action. AP menu is reset to factory default. Relearn limits.
LE Motor stops suddenly. Press C button during limit learning. Relearn limits.
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SL400EVK SL600EVK SL1000EVK
Input Voltage VAC 220-240
Input frequency Hz 50/60
Motor Voltage VDC 24V
"Standby consumption
(without accessories)" W 4.45 4.4 4.2
Rated Power W 110 120 150
Rated Load Nm 3.6 5.4 9
Cycles per hour 7 8 10
Max. cyles per day 25 27 30
Max. gate weight kg 400 600 1000
Max. gate width m 5 8 12
Max. opening speed mm/s 240
Maximum Torque Nm 12 18 22.5
End Limit System Magnetic switch
Operating Radio Frequency
Sending Power
MHz
RX 433MHz (433.30MHz, 433.92MHz, 434.54MHz)
RX 868MHz (868.30MHz, 868.95MHz, 869.85MHz)
TX 865.125MHz, 865.829MHz, 866.587MHz
< 10 mW
Code Security+ 2.0
Max. nr of remotes 180
Max. nr. of keypads 4
Max. nr. of myQ devices 16
External accessory power 24VDC - max. 500mA
Flahing lamp connector 24VDC - max. 500mA
E-Lock /Magnetic lock conenctor 24VDC - max. 500mA
External relay 24VDC - max. 500mA
Safety edge 8,2 kOhm
Max. nr. of IRs 3
Max. nr. of external inputs 3
Battery back-up unit 2 x 12V, 2.2Ah batteries model 490EV
Ingress Protection Motor IP 44
Noise Level dB < 70 db(A)
Working temperature °C -20°C to +55°C
Weight (kit) Kg 11.1 11.3 11.5
Transmitter Frequency
TX4EVF
868MHz (868.30MHz, 868.95MHz, 869.85MHz)
Sending power <10mW
Battery CR2032 3V
10. TECHNICAL DATA

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11. MAINTENANCE
Battery of the remote control:
The batteries in the remote have an extremely long life. If the transmission range decreases, the batteries must be replaced. Batteries are not covered by the guarantee.
Please observe the following instructions for battery:
Batteries should not be treated as household waste. All consumers are required by law to dispose of batteries properly at the designated collection points. Never recharge
batteries that are not meant to be recharged.
Danger of explosion!
Keep batteries away from children, do not short-circuit them or take them apart. See a doctor immediately, if a battery is swallowed. If necessary, clean contacts on battery
and devices before loading. Remove at batteries from the device immediately!
Increased risk of leakage!
Never expose batteries to excessive heat such as sunshine, re or similar!
There is increased risk of leakage!
Avoid contact with skin, eyes and mouth. Rinse the parts affected by battery acid with plenty of cold water and consult a doctor immediately. Use only batteries of the
same type. Remove the batteries if the device is not being used for a long time.
Replacing battery:
To replace battery, turn remote control around and open the case with a screwdriver. Lift cover and lift control board below. Slide battery to one side and remove. Watch
polarity of battery! Assemble again from in reverse direction.
ATTENTION!
Danger of explosion if battery is replaced improperly. Replacement only by identical or equivalent type (CR2032) 3V.
The drive mechanism is maintenance free. Check the gate ttings and the drive mechanism at regular intervals (monthly) are securely xed. Release the drive and check
that the gate functions properly. Unless the gate runs smoothly it will not operate correctly with the drive mechanism. The drive cannot eliminate the problems caused by a
gate that does not work correctly.
These settings must be checked and undertaken properly during the installation of the opener! Due to weathering, minor changes can occur during operation of the ope-
ner that need to be addressed by a new setting. This can particularly happen in the rst year of operation. Follow the instructions for setting travel limits and force (refer to
section Limit Learning Phase, pages 11 and 12) carefully and re-check the automatic safety reverse after each resetting!
IMPORTANT Notice! Follow the safety notices. See “Safety instructions” (pages 2 and 3). The sequence described in the “installation” section, but in opposite order.
Ignore the setup instructions.
Your statutory rights are not affected by this manufacturer‘s warranty. Please see www.liftmaster.eu for terms of warranty.
Our electrical and electronic equipment may not be disposed of with household waste and must be disposed of after use properly in accordance with WEEE Direc-
tive EU: 2012/19/EU; GB UK(NI): SI 2012 nr. 19 on waste electrical and electronic equipment in order to ensure that materials are recycled. Collecting waste elect-
rical equipment separately means environmentally-friendly disposal and is completely free of charge for the consumer. WEEE reg. no. in Germany: DE66256568.
Any waste packaging left over with the end consumer must be collected separately from mixed waste, in accordance with the Directive. Packaging may not be disposed
of with household waste, organic waste or in nature. Packaging material must be separated according to its material and disposed of in the recycling containers provided
and in certain council recycling bins.
Replace Batteries in The Remote Control
The drive mechanism
Limit switch adjustment and force regulation
Disassembly
Our batteries are marketed in compliance with the law. The ‘crossed-out waste bin’ indicates that batteries may not be disposed of with household waste. Batteries
included in the product (technical data). In order to avoid causing harm to the environment or people’s health, used batteries must be returned for regulated dis-
posal at council recycling centres or via retail outlets, as is prescribed by law. Batteries may only be brought for disposal once fully discharged and, in the case of lithium
batteries, with their terminals taped over. The batteries can be easily removed from our equipment for disposal. Registration number in Germany: 21002670.
The manual consists of these operating instructions and the declaration of conformity.
The radio equipment type (TX4EVF) is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU and for UK with Radio Equipment Regulation SI 2017 No. 1209.
The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: https://doc.chamberlain.de
CAUTION
Risk of explosion if the battery is replaced by an incorrect type.
Do not ingest battery, Chemical Burn Hazard.
This product contains a coin battery. If swallowed, button batteries can cause injuries, or death.
WARNING
• Keep batteries out of sight and out of the reach of children, button/coin batteries can be dangerous for children.
• Dispose of used button batteries immediately. Do not use defect/swallowed batteries.
• Check periodically if the battery compartments is secure, stop using if defect.
• If batteries might have been swallowed or placed inside any part of the body, seek immediate medical attention.
12. DISPOSAL
13. WARRANTY
14. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY