Fabet F330 User manual

Flashing Light
Control box
Push Button
Gate 2
Gate 1
FOR RESIDENTIAL
F330
SWING GATE OPENERS
24V DC GEAR MOTOR
USER MANUAL
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INSTRUCTIONS F330 1
Index
1. Warnings
2. Product Description
2.1 Applications
2.2 Description of The Automation
2.3 Description of Devices
2.3.1 F330 Electromechanical
Gear Motors
2.3.2 PC200 Control Box
2.3.3 PH-1 Photocells
2.3.4 PR-1 Radio Transmitter
2.3.5 PF-1 Flashing Light
2.3.6 PKS-1 Key Selector
2.3.7 PPB-1 Push Button
2.3.8 PEL-1 Electric Latch and PS-1 Stopper
3. Installation
3.1 Notes of Motors in Operation
3.1.1 Tools in Installing
3.1.2 Motors, Components and Its Installation
in Illustration
3.2 Power Connection
3.2.1 Notes for Power Connection
3.3 Installation
3.3.1 Preparation for Motor Installation
3.3.2 Installation of The Gear Motors
3.3.3 PKS-1 Key Selector
3.3.4 PPB-1 Push Button
3.3.5 PF-1 Flashing Light
3.3.6 PH-1 Photocells
3.3.7 PEL-1 Electric Latch and PS-1 Stopper
3.3.8 PC200 Control Box
4. Dip Switch Setting
4.1 SW1 Dip Switch Setting
4.1.1 Slowdown Adjustment (Dip 1.S/F Set)
4.1.2 Over-current Adjustment (Dip 2.Over2 &
Dip 3.Over1)
4.1.3 Gate Auto-close Adjustment (Dip 4.Auto 3,
Dip 5.Auto 2 & Dip 6.Auto 1)
4.1.4 Photocells Adjustment (Dip 7.Photo)
4.1.5 Flashing Light Adjustment (Dip 8.Light)
4.2 SW2 Dip Switch Setting
4.2.1 Electric Latch Adjustment (Dip 5.Latch)
4.2.2 Slowdown Speed Adjustment of
The Gear Motors (Dip 6.Slow)
4.2.3 Operation Speed Adjustment of
The Gear Motors (Dip 7.Fast)
4.2.4 Single and Dual Gate Operation
Adjustment (Dip 8.Ds/Set)
4.3 LED Indication
4.4 Transmitter Memorizing and Erasing Process
4.5 System Learning Process
4.6 Gate Operation
4.7 Gate-moving Logic
4.8 Advanced Operation of the Transmitter
5. Trouble Shooting
6. Technical Characteristics
6.1 F330
6.2 PC200 Control Box
6.3 PH-1 Photocells
6.4 PKS-1 Key Selector
6.5 PPB-1 Push Button
6.6 PF-1 Flashing Light
6.7 PR-1 Transmitter
6.8 PEL-1 Electric Latch
7. Annexes
7.1 CE Declaration of Conformity
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1) Warnings
Please read this instruction manual carefully before the
installation of gate-automated system.
This manual is exclusively for qualified installation
personnel. Is not responsible for improper installation and
failure to comply with local electrical and building
regulations.
Keep all the components of F330 system and this manual
for further consultation.
In this manual, please pay extra attention to the contents
marked by the symbol:
Be aware of the hazards that may exist in the procedures
of installation and operation of the gate-automated
system. Besides, the installation must be carried out in
conformity with local standards and regulations.
If the system is correctly installed and used following all
the standards and regulations, it will ensure a high degree
of safety.
Make sure that the gates works properly before installing
the gate-automated system and confirm the gates are
appropriate for the application.
Do not let children operate or play with the
gate-automated system.
Do not cross the path of the gate-automated system when
operating.
Please keep all the control devices and any other pulse
generator away from children to avoid the gate-automated
system being activated accidentally.
Do not make any modifications to any components except
that it is mentioned in this manual.
Do not try to manually open or close the gates before you
release the gear motor.
If there is a failure that cannot be solved and is not
mentioned in this manual, please contact qualified
installation personnel.
Do not use the gate-automated system before all the
procedures and instructions have been carried out and
thoroughly read.
Test the gate-automated system weekly and have
qualified installation personnel to check and maintain the
system at least every 6-month.
Install warning signs (if necessary) on the both sides of
the gate to warn the people in the area of potential
hazards.

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2.1 Applications
2.2 Description of the Automation
F330 is applied for residential automation of single or dual leaf gate. F330 has to be operated with electricity and it’s
forbidden to be operated by back-up batteries for normal use. Back-up batteries are only allowed for emergent
operation when there is a power failure, and the gear motors can be released by special keys to move the gate
manually.
The following diagram of F330 typical installation describes some terms and accessories of a gate automation
system:
2.3 Description of Devices
A
B
C D
E
F330 includes the accessories shown in Figure 2.
Please check the accessories the same as the package provided.
Attention: Some accessories of F330 are not included due to local regulations or customized order.
A) 2 F330 electromechanical gear motors with mounting brackets.
B) 2 release keys.
C) 1 pair of PH-1photocells.(one TX and one RX)
D) 2 PR-1 radio transmitters.
E) 1 PKS-1 key selector with two keys.
F) 1 PPB-1 push button switch.
G) 1 PF-1 flashing light.
H) 1 Control box
I) 1 PEL-1 electric latch.
J) 1 PS-1 stopper.
K) Various small parts: bolts, nuts, etc.
See Tables 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Figure 2
Figure 1
2) Product Description and Applications
F
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I J
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2.3.1 F330 Electromechanical Gear Motors
F330 consists of a worm screw reduction gear and a
24V direct current motor. The gear motor could be
released manually by special release keys when there is
a power failure.
The gear motor is installed with two post brackets, one
rear plate and one front plate for the installation.
2.3.2 Control Box
Front bracket 2pcs
Front plate 2pcs
Rear plate 2pcs
Post bracket 4pcs
M8*25L hex bolt 4pcs
M8 self-locking nut 4pcs
M12 *25L hex bolt 2pcs
M12 self-locking nut 2pcs
Release key 2pcs
Table 1: List of small parts F330
5*30 Screw 4 pcs
Nylon screw anchor 4 pcs
Table 2: List of small parts for Control Box Quantity
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
2.3.3 PH-1 Photocells
The pair of PH-1 photocells has to be installed on the
wall and connected to the control panel. The function of
the photocells is to detect the obstacles found on the
optical axis between the transmitter (TX) and the
receiver (RX).
2.3.4 PR-1 Radio Transmitter
PR-1 radio transmitter is used for the remote control of
the gate movement. To use the transmitter, press and
hold the button for 1 second. There are two buttons on
the transmitter and (A) button is “open-stop-close
mode” and (B) button is “pedestrian mode”.
TX RX
1)F330
2)Release Key
Control box consists of one control panel with
incorporated receiver, one transformer and two back-up
batteries.
Provides the complete automation of the gear motors
and other accessories of F330 kit.
To connect separate terminals on the control panel and
activate the gear motors and other accessories, the
installation manual has to be carefully read beforehand.

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3*20 Screw 3 pcs
Nylon screw anchor 3 pcs
Table 2: List of small parts for PF-1 Quantity
3*20 Screw 3 pcs
Nylon screw anchor 3 pcs
Table 4: List of small parts for PPB-1 Quantity
3*20 Screw 3 pcs
Nylon screw anchor 3 pcs
Keys 2 pcs
Table 3: List of small parts for PKS-1 Quantity
Figure 7
Figure 8
Figure 9
2.3.5 PF-1 Flashing Light
PF-1 flashing light is controlled by control box and blinks
when the gate is moving. The flashing light stops
blinking when the gates finish opening or closing.
2.3.6 PKS-1 Key selector
The PKS-1 key selector is used for opening the gate
outdoors without the radio transmitter. PKS-1 key
selector is supplied with two keys
2.3.7 PPB-1 Push Button
The PPB-1 push button is used for opening the gate
indoors without the radio transmitter.
3.1 Notes of Motors in Operation
The F330 gate openers are applicable to per leaf of 4.0 meters in width and 350 kg in weight which can be opened
up to 120 degrees primarily for residential use; where the performance shall be influenced by the factors such as gate
dimension, weight and climate that the driven torque is necessarily to be adjusted properly.
3) Installation:
M8*25L hex bolt 3 pcs
M8 self-locking nut 3 pcs
Key 2 pcs
Table 6: List of small parts for PEL-1 and PS-1 Quantity
Figure 10
2.3.8 PEL-1 Electric Latch and PS-1 Stopper
PEL-1 electric latch is used to lock the gate and it has to be used
with PS-1 stopper and installed on the master gate.

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Figure 11
Figure 12
3.1.1 Tools in Installing
Please make sure all tools and cables are ready and conform to the industrial safety standard before installation.
Please refer to Figure 11.
The installation procedure of F330 may be changed due to various accessories and quantities installed. The basic
wiring diagram is shown in Figure 12.
No wiring cables for accessories are supplied with KIT F330.
3.1.2 Motors, Components and Its Installation in Illustration
F330 comes with two power cables of 2m and 7m long, which requires very low voltage that no professionally trained
personnel is required in installation; however, the users are advised to read the installation manual carefully before
going for it. After getting to know all accessories and their positions, suggest starting from cable conduit arrangement
to prevent the cables from being broken or damaged.
3.2 Power Connection
1. The installation of power supply cable to the motor should be carried out by a qualified professional electrician.
2. The power supply cable of the motor should be equipped with short circuit protection and leakage protection.
Please make sure to shut off the power before going installation or maintenance.
3.2.1 Notes for Power Connection

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Check the following items before going for installation:
Figure 13
Figure 14
3.3.1 Preparation for Motor Installation
3.3 Installation
F330 is not applicable to a gate which is inefficient or unsafe, neither to solve the defects due to incorrect installation
nor poor maintenance.
1). Make sure the weight and dimensions of the gate conform to the operation range of F330. Don’t use
F330 if the gate specifications do not meet the requirements.
2). Make sure the gate structure conform to the criteria of automatic operation and force regulations.
3). Make sure there is no serious friction existing in the opening or closing travel of the gate leaves.
4). Make sure the gate is at horizontal level that the gate will not move aside at any position.
5). Make sure the gate can bear the impact of the motor torque when it is installed on any hole of the bracket which
the surface is sufficiently sturdy.
6). Make sure the photo sensors are installed on flat surfaces to ensure the two ends of receiving and transmitting
corresponded to each other.
7). Check the dimensions of the motors as below.
8). Make sure to leave enough space when the gate is opening.
F330
F330
Min
150mm
150mm(Max)

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Figure 16 (Aerial View)
Figure 17
Figure 15 (Aerial View)
10) . Using the leaf-opening angle as criteria to make sure all criteria in Figure 17 can be met.
11). “C” value is 139mm.
12). “D” can be measured from the gate easily.
13). “A” = “C” + “D”
14). The value of “B” can be calculated from the value of “A” and the leaves opening angle. Ex. If “A”=160mm with
the leaves opening angle of 100 degrees, then the value of “B” is approximate 190mm.
**Please make sure “B” and “A” are similar or the same in value that the leaves can be operated smoothly,
also to reduce the burden of the motor.
9). If the gate is OPENED OUTWARD, please leave at least 70mm between the post brackets and the gate.
F330
F330
Min
70mm

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Figure 18
Figure 22
Figure 20
Figure 19
3.3.2 Installation of The Gear Motors
1. Choose the correct dimensions of the motors and position to be installed.
2. Check if the mounting surface the brackets to be installed is smooth, vertical and rigid.
3. Arrange the cable conduit for power supply cable of the motors.
4. In order to obtain the optimal supporting from the rear plate, please assemble two post brackets and one rear metal
plate according to Figure 18.
5. Loosen the two screws and remove the back cover of the motor as shown in Figure 19.
6. Place the leaves in the closed position.
Figure 23 Figure 24
10. Refer to Figure 23, the distance between front plate of the motor and rear plate is 798mm (F330), the difference
in height is 2.5mm (F330).
11. Clamp and fix the motor front plate on the door temporarily.
7. Refer to the distance of “B” in Figure 17, place the rear plate in the correct position on the mounting surface.
Inspect if the distance is proper as shown in Figure 23 i.e. the position the front plate of the motor to be installed.
8. Place two post brackets on the surface to be installed and mark the drilling points, then drill minimum diameter
of 8mm holes by four on the mounting surface to be installed and fasten up the brackets with screws and washers.
9. Please make sure the front plate is completely installed horizontally.
139
43mm
798mm
22.5mm
Figure 21

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Figure 25 Figure 25.1 Figure 25.2
Figure 29 Figure 30 Figure 31
14. Fasten the nut tightly and loosen it for half round for motor supporting in rotating.
15. Fasten the motor front end to the front plate with the bolt (A) and nut (B) tightly. Fully tighten the screw.
12. Lift up the motor and insert the screws into the front plate.
13. Open the gear motor cover and release the screw, then take out the bolt as below Figure25. Lift the motor
overhead and push the gate to the end until the screw holes of the motor end matches the holes on the rear plate
as shown in Figure 25.1 and fasten the motor to the rear plate with bolt and screw as shown in Figure25.2.
21. Connect the motor power cable as shown in Figure27.
22. Close the gear motor cover by tightening the two screws as shown in Figure28.
23. Gear Motor Release
1) Turn the round plate on the release part to “OPEN” position. See Figure 29.
2) Push out the release part to the end. See Figure 30.
3) Use the release key to turn the pin anti-clockwise to the end. See Figure 31.
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1
22
3
3
Figure 27
White(+)
Yellow(-)
Red(5V)
Green(Signal)
Black(GND)
Hall sensor
Hall sensor
Hall sensor
Motor
Figure 26
B
A
Figure 28

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3.3.3 PKS-1 Key Selector
1). PKS-1 key selector is installed outside and close to the gate at the height of about 100cm, so that it could be used
by most people. Decide the installation position of PKS-1 first. See Figure 3.3.3 (1).
2). Remove the round cover (A) by prizing it out with a screwdriver. See Figure 3.3.3 (2).
3). Unscrew the two screws beside the lock body. See Figure 3.3.3 (3).
4). Turn the key and separate the bottom of the shell with the lock body. See Figure 3.3.3 (4).
5). Breach the three holes at the bottom and mark the points by the holes as reference.
6). Drill the holes in the wall and fix the bottom to the wall by three screws. See Figure 3.3.3 (5).
7). Connect the electric wires to the terminals as shown in Figure 3.3.3(6), and it’s not required to distinguish any
polarity. The terminals can be removed for connecting the wires easily.
8). Turn the key and insert the shell on the bottom. Turn the key back to the center position and the shell will be fixed
to the bottom.
9). Tighten the lock body with the two screws and insert the round cover by pressing it to attach to the whole unit.
Figure 3.3.3 (1)
Figure 3.3.3 (2)
Figure 3.3.3 (5) Figure 3.3.3 (6)
Figure 3.3.3 (3) Figure 3.3.3 (4)
1000mm
A

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3.3.5 PF-1 Flashing Light
1). Decide the installation position of the flashing light. The flashing light has to be installed near the gate and easy
to be seen by users and passersby. The flashing light can be installed horizontally or vertically. See Figure 3.3.5 (1).
2). Unscrew the four screws on the light base and separate the base with the bottom as shown in Figure 3.3.5 (2).
3.) Connect the wires and penetrate the wires into the hole of the base. See Figure 3.3.5 (3).
4.) Drill the holes in the wall and fix the bottom to the wall by three screws. See Figure 3.3.5 (4).
3.3.4 PPB-1 Push Button
1). PPB-1 push button is installed indoors at the height of about 100cm, so that it could be used by most people.
2). Remove the round cover (A) by prizing it out with a screwdriver. See Figure 3.3.4 (1).
3). Unscrew the two screws beside the button.
4). Separate the upper shell with the bottom. See Figure 3.3.4 (2).
5). Breach the three holes at the bottom and mark the points by the holes as reference.
6). Drill the holes in the wall and fix the bottom to the wall by three screws. See Figure 3.3.4 (3).
7). Connect the electric wires to the terminals as shown in Figure 3.3.4 (4), and it’s not required to distinguish any
polarity. The terminals can be removed for connecting the wires easily.
8). Attach the upper shell to the bottom and screw them up by two screws and insert the round cover by pressing
it to attach to the whole unit.
Figure 3.3.5 (1) Figure 3.3.5 (2) Figure 3.3.5 (3) Figure 3.3.5 (4)
Figure 3.3.4 (1)
Figure 3.3.4 (4)
Figure 3.3.4 (3)
A

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3.3.6 PH-1 Photocells
1). Decide the installation position of the photocells. See Figure 3.3.6 (1).
2). Unscrew the screws and secure the photocells on the post A, B or C. See Figure 3.3.6 (2) and (3).
5). Connect the four wires of the light and the antenna to the PCB terminals and place the wires into the conduit if
necessary. See Figure 3.3.5 (5).
6). Tighten the four screws back on the light base. Figure 3.3.5 (6)
7). Replacing the bulb set. See Figure 3.3.5 (7)
7.1) Unscrew the flashing light wires from the PCB terminals and make sure the power of the light is off.
7.2) Release the three screws (A)、(B)、(C) of the flashing light cover.
7.3) Separate the flashing light cover and replace the bulb set with a new one.
7.4) Tighten the three screws (A)、(B)、(C) of the flashing light cover.
Figure 3.3.5 (5) Figure 3.3.5 (6) Figure 3.3.5 (7)
Figure 3.3.6 (1) Figure 3.3.6 (2) Figure 3.3.6 (3)
A
B
C
3). Wiring connection:
TX: Connect terminals 1 and 2 on the transmitter with the terminals GND and 24V on the PC200 PCB.
RX: Connect terminals 1, 2 and 4 on the receiver with the terminals GND, 24V and phot1 on the
PC200 PCB. And use an extra wire to connect terminals 2 and 5 on the receiver as a bridge.
See Figure 3.3.6 (4) Figure 3.3.6 (5) and Figure 3.3.8 (5)
Figure 3.3.6 (4)
Figure 3.3.6 (5)
CA
CC
NA: Normal Open
NC: Normal Close
: DC(+) Input Voltage
: DC(-) Input Voltage
C: Common
CA: AC(12~24)
CC: DC(12~24)
VERT:Vertical
ORIZ:Horizontal
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Power LED: Green
Transmitter
Vertical Adjustment
Horizontal Adjustment
LED:Red(Beam Alignment)
CA
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Receiver
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3.3.7 PEL-1 Electric Latch and PS-1 Stopper
1. Stopper:
1). Before installing the stopper, please make sure the gates are in close positions and the surface to be installed is flat.
2). Place the stopper on the ground using the bottom as reference, and mark the 3 drilling points.
See Figure 3.3.7 (1) For the gate opened inward.
See Figure 3.3.7 (2) For the gate opened outward.
2. Electric Latch:
(If the gate is opened outward)
1). If the gate is opened outward, please change the spring inside and screw it in the different place.
See Figure 3.3.7 (4), Figure 3.3.7 (5), Figure 3.3.7 (6) & Figure 3.3.7 (7)
Note: If the gate is opened outward, place the stopper in opposite direction.
3). Drill the 3 marked points, and then securely attach the stopper to the ground with screws and washers.
See Figure 3.3.7 (3)
Figure3.3.7(4) Unscrew the screws.
Figure3.3.7(7)
Change the spring and screw it in the different place.
(Installation)
Figure3.3.7(5) Take the casing off. Figure3.3.7(6)
The location of the spring.

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2). Weld the back plate of the electric latch to the surface on the master gate. See Figure 3.3.7 (8).
Please avoid melting the wires by the heat of the fixed plate.
Figure3.3.7(8) For the gate opened inward. Figure3.3.7(9) For the gate opened Outward.
3). The gap between the bottom of electric latch and the stopper should be less than 7mm. See Figure 3.3.7 (10)
4). Connect the wires of the electric latch to the terminal LAT(+) and LAT(-) on the PCB.
Figure3.3.7(10) For the gate opened inward. Figure3.3.7(11) For the gate opened Outward.
7mm 7mm

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3.3.8 PC200 Control Box
1. Decide the installation position of PC200 control box first, it is suggested to be installed near the gate and should
be protected from possible damage. Be aware of the motor cable length before deciding the installation position.
2. Remove the cover by unscrewing the four screws on the cover. See Figure 3.3.8(1).
3. Use a screwdriver to puncture the holes beneath the bottom of the control box. See Figure 3.3.8(2).
4. Secure it on the wall. See Figure 3.3.8(3).
Figure 3.3.8(1) Figure 3.3.8(2)
Figure 3.3.8(3)
5. Wiring Connection:
Prepare all the wires of the accessories beforehand and connect the wires to the gear motors and accessories on
the PCB as shown in Figure 3.3.8(5). All of the wiring connections of the accessories are not requested to
distinguish the positive (+) and the negative (-) polarity.
1). PF-1 Flashing light: Connect the two wires from the flashing light to the terminal LIT (+) and LIT (-) on the PCB.
2). PEL-1 Electric Latch: Connect the two wires from the electric latch to the terminal LAT (+) and LAT (-) on the PCB.
3). F330 Gear Motors: Refer to Figure 3.3.8(5) and connect the wires separately to the terminals
on the PCB.
M1: Connect the motor wire (White +) to the terminals M1 (+), and (Yellow -) to the M1 (-).
Connect the hall sensor wires red, green, and black to the terminals 5V, S1, and GND.
M2: Connect the motor wire (White +) to the terminals M2 (+), and (Yellow -) to the M2 (-).
Connect the hall sensor wires red, green, and black to the terminals 5V, S2, and GND.
Notes:
For gates opened outward,
M1: Connect the motor wire (Yellow -) to the terminals M1 (+), and (White +) to the terminals M1 (-).
M2: Connect the motor wire (Yellow -) to the terminals M2 (+), and (White +) to the terminals M2 (-).
4). PH-1 Photocells: See Figure 3.3.8(4) and Figure 3.3.8(5)
(A). In the installation of one set: Connect the wires referred to 7 and 9.
And remove the electric jumper “JP1”.
(B). In the installation of two sets: connect the wires referred to 7, 8, 9 and 10.
And remove both the electric jumper “JP2”and”JP1”.
5). PKS-1 Key Selector:
For single-gate installation-Refer to Figure 3.3.8(6) and connect the
two wiresfrom the key selector to the terminal SKEY and GND on the PCB.
For dual-gate installation-Refer to Figure 3.3.8(5) and connect the two
wires from the key selector to the terminal DKEY and GND on the PCB.
6). PPB-1 Push Button:
For single-gate installation-Refer to Figure 3.3.8(6) and connect the two wires from the push button to the
terminal SKEY and GND on the PCB.
For dual-gate installation-Refer to Figure 3.3.8(5) and connect the two wires from the push button to the
terminal DKEY and GND on the PCB.
12V
GND
DKEY
SKEY
GND
GND
Phot2
Phot1
12V
12V
Figure 3.3.8(4)

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Transformer
Figure 3.3.8(5)
12V
12V
12V

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4.1 SW1 Dip Switch Setting
4.1.1 Slowdown Adjustment (Dip 1.S/F Set)
Transformer
4.1.2 Over-current Adjustment (Dip 2.Over2 & Dip 3.Over1)
Dip Switch 3 OFF
Dip Switch 3 ON
Dip Switch 3 OFF
Dip Switch 3 ON
Dip Switch 2 OFF
Dip Switch 2 OFF
Dip Switch 2 ON
Dip Switch 2 ON
2A
3A
4A
5A
OVER1 OVER2 Current (Amp)
4. Dip Switch Setting
Figure 3.3.8(6)
Before powering on the control unit, the
following dip switch setting must be
decided by gate weight and installation
environment first. See Figure 32
NC: No Connection
ON: The gear motors do not slow down before the gates completely close or open.
OFF: The gear motors slow down before the gates completely close or open.
12V
12V
12V
12V
12V
12V
12V
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