Gliderol Roll.in.One User manual

Roll.in.One
Automatic Roller Door Opener
Installation Instructions and Roll.in.One Owner’s Manual

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Roll.in.One Automatic Roller Door Operator
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING!: To reduce the risk of severe injury or death
⚫Never let children operate or play with the doors controls
⚫Keep the remote control away from children
⚫Always keep the moving door in sight and away from people and objects until it is completely closed.
NO ONE SHOULD CROSS A MOVING DOOR.
⚫Do not disengage the door opener to manual operation with children / persons or any other object including motor
vehicles within the doorway.
⚫The Garage door must be well balanced. Sticking or binding doors can falsely trigger the obstruction sensing of the
Roll.in.One Unit.
⚫All maintenance should be carried out by suitably qualified personnel.
⚫Test the door opener monthly. The garage door MUST reverse on contact with a 40mm high rigid object on the floor. The
amount of force the door should encounter is adjustable. Failure to adjust the opener properly may cause severe injury or
death.
⚫The Roll.in.One Operator has an electronic obstruction system that provides safe and reliable operation. It is however a
legal requirement in some countries to also install a Photo-electric sensor across the door way, please check this
requirement with your local distributor.
Roll.in.One Drive Assembly (Exploded View)
No.
Part Description
No.
Part Description
No.
Part Description
1
Screw
13
63T Gear
25
Connector
2
Retainer
14
64T Gear
26
Decal
3
Motor Cover
15
C-Ring
27
Bolt
4
Cover_PCB
16
42T Gear
28
Bolt
5
Cover_Limit
17
Shaft
29
Bolt
6
Mounting Bracket
18
Nut
30
21T Gear
7
Release Rope
19
Transformer
31
Washer
8
Release Handle
20
PCB
32
Nut
9
Roller Motor
21
Power Cable
33
21T Gear
10
Screw
22
Wire Mount
34
Drive Wheel
11
PCB Limit
23
Chassis
35
C-Ring
12
Washer
24
PCB Housing
36
Cable
Fig: 1

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Installation Instructions
The Roll.in.One unit may be retrofitted to any roller doors including non Gliderol doors and also it does not require
any disassembly of the door during installation.
The Roll.in.One unit may be retrofitted to either side of a roller door. Selection of the desired side may be
determined by the available room, location of power and general installation.
In some circumstances the wall bracket may need to be relocated if the distance between the side edge of the
bracket and face of the drum wheel is greater than 130mm or less than 70mm (110mm for Gliderol doors
drumwheel recessed at 75mm from edge of curtain).
Furthermore the face of the drum wheel should not be recessed more than 75mm from the edge of the curtain.
The door must be in good working conditions, adjustments to spring tension may be required.
These instructions are to be read in conjunction with Roller Door Installation instructions.
Please note:-
THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIXING OF THE DRIVE UNIT ASSEMBLY TO THE DOOR ARE FOR A
RIGHT HAND INSTALLATION. (Refer to Fig 2-7).
a) Check the door U-bolt is securely tightened on the LEFT hand side of the door.
b) Raise the door and tie a rope around the centre to secure the roll.
c) Support the right hand end of the door with a suitable prop, e.g. step ladder and soft padding to protect the
door surface (Fig. 2)
STOP WARNING: DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN/PEOPLE AROUND THE DOOR WHEN PROPPED. SERIOUS PERSONAL
INJURY AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE CAN RESULT FROM FAILURE TO FOLLOW THIS WARNING.
Fig: 2

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d) Carefully loosen and remove the right hand spindle ‘U’ bolt
e) Make sure the door supporting prop is secure. While the door is supported remove the right hand wall mount
bracket.(Fig. 3)
f) Slide the Roll.in.One unit on to the spindle of the door.
g) Locate the engaging fork on the drive unit with drum wheel spoke. Please ensure the unit forks are fully
engaged into the spoke of the drum wheel.
Fig: 3

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h) Replace right hand side wall mount bracket (Fig 4)
i) Carefully remove the support from the door and rest spindle on the wall mount bracket
j) Locate the Drive unit on the bracket and fit ‘U’ bolt provided in the fitting kit. Tighten the ‘U’ bolt with two nuts
provided (Fig 5).
k) Fit Anti coning collar to the opposite end of the door to avoid sideways movement of the drum wheel.
Alternate Method: On smaller size doors the Roll.in.One unit may be installed without removing and replacing the
bracket. After step (d) carefully lift the roller door from the bracket enabling Roll.in.One unit to slide on to the
spindle of the door. Ensuring the unit’s fork is properly engaged with the spoke of drum wheel carefully rest the
door on the spindle and follow consecutive steps from (j).
Fig: 4
Fig: 5
Fig: 5

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l) Locate the weight bar on the centre of the bottom rail and drill two locating holes through the holes on the weight bar
into the bottom rail. Secure the weight bar with two bolts provided. (Fig 6)
Security Screw: Fully close the door, mark the corrugation just before the curtain leaves the top roll, drill through the curtain
and the drum wheel rim and apply a ‘pop rivet’ or self-tapping screw. This must be done at both ends of the door (Fig. 7)
NOTE: After marking the flute the curtain may be raised to give access to drilling etc.
WARNING: Care must be exercised when drilling to avoid internal wiring.
IMPORTANT: Security rivet / tek screw must always be applied to inner side of drum wheel as shown in Fig: 7a. Failure to do
so may result in internal damage to the Roll.in.One drive unit.
Fig: 6
Fig: 7
Fig: 7a

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PCB Index
1
Transformer Input Connector
5
Function Setting Panel
2
Motor Cable Connector
6
Photo Sensor Switch Connector
3
Limit Connector
7
Power LED Indication
4
Fuse
8
Buzzer
User Interface
Fig: 8
Fig: 9
Transmitter Learn LED
Function Select LED
Courtesy Light LED
Transmitter Key Setting LED
Auto Close Setting LED
Limit Setting LED
Force Setting LED
Photo Sensor
Switch Connector

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Operating Panel
1. [C] button - coding button
2. [S] button
Press and hold < 0.5 second - single button operation (when limit is already set)
Press and hold > 0.5 second and <1.5 seconds - no action
Press and hold > 1.5 seconds - enter functional setting
1.0 Transmitter Coding –By Controller
3. Press[C] button once
4. [CODE] will light with 3 beeps
5. Press the desired operation key on transmitter
6. LED will diminish to signal successful programming
1.1 Transmitter Coding –By Transmitter
1. Using an already programmed transmitter, press and hold OPEN & STOP keys
simultaneously for 2 seconds
2. Unit will beep three times to signal for Learn Mode
3. Press the desired operation key on the new transmitter
4. A beep will signal for successful coding. Two beeps signal for a transmitter
already in memory
5. Unit will automatically exit the setup after 3 seconds
2.0 Transmitter Key Setting
1. Press and hold [S], release finger while the red light turns from [F] to [K]
2. Press [S] again, when the light of [SEL/ADJ] turns RED or GREEN:
REDindicates 3 button operation
GREEN indicates single button operation
[KEY1] STOP
[KEY2] OPEN
[KEY3] CLOSE
Fig: 10
Fig: 11

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3. 2 beeps will signal for successful coding and a transmitter already in memory
4. Unit will automatically exit the setup
Single Button Configuration: Any one of the three buttons in the transmitter can be used to control all three
functions Stop/Open/Close. Useful when one transmitter can operate more than one door and a maximum
of three doors.
3.0 Transmitter Code Erase
1. Press and hold [C] for 8 seconds, [CODE] will light
2. While LED diminishes, ALL codes have been erased
4.0 Limit Setting –By Controller
1. Press and hold [ S] button, release finger while the red light turns from [F] to [L]
2. Press [S] again, when the light of [SEL/ADJ] turns RED or GREEN, select the desire drive handing
RED indicates Left Hand Drive
GREEN indicates Right Hand Drive
3. Release finger after selecting the right mode with 3 beeps after 4~5 seconds, and then light of [SEL/ADJ] turns
green and starts blinking
4. Proceed to setup the TOP limit, by pressing [OPEN] button on transmitter, and confirm TOP limit position by
pressing [STOP] button. 2 beeps will signal for successful programming.
**While setting the TOP limit the [SEL/ADJ] light will turn green and starts blink.
[KEY1]
Stop/Open/Close
[KEY1] STOP
[KEY2] OPEN
[KEY3] CLOSE
Three Button Configuration: Each buttons in the transmitter can be used to control
individual functions like functions Stop/Open/Close of the same door.

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5. Then set the BOTTOM limit, by pressing [CLOSE] button, and confirm BOTTOM limit position by pressing
[STOP] button. 2 beeps will signal for successful programming.
**While setting the TOP limit the [SEL/ADJ] light will turn red and starts blink.
6. Once limits are set, the door will automatically perform a full calibration cycle.
5.0 Force Setting
1. Press and hold [S], release finger when [F] lights in red
2. Press [S] again, when the light of [SEL/ADJ] turns RED, ORANGE, or GREEN:
GREEN indicates the lightest force
ORANGE indicates the medium force
RED indicates the heaviest force
3. 2 beeps will signal for successful setting and the unit will automatically exit the setup.
6.0 Automatic Closing Setting
1. Press and hold [S], and release finger when the red light turns from [F] to [A]
2. Press [S] again, when the light of [SEL/ADJ] turns RED, ORANGE, GREEN or OFF.
GREEN indicates auto closing time at 10 seconds
ORANGE indicates auto closing time at 20 seconds
RED indicates auto closing time at 30 seconds
Light OFF indicates there is no auto closing function.
3. 2 beeps will signal for successful setting and the unit will automatically exit the setup.
Please note the Auto-close time delay will only start once the door is fully opened.
If for some reason the door has to be left opened for longer period, press the stop button before the door
reaches the fully open position by this the Auto close function will not be activated.

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7.0 LED Control
Under 3 Keys transmitter mode, the LED can be switched on and off using the STOP key.
8.0 Vacation Mode
Transmitter signal can be locked out by pressing STOP & CLOSE keys simultaneously and holding it for 3 seconds
on the transmitter. To deactivate, press the same keys again and hold it for 3 seconds.
9.0 Key Ring Transmitter
Battery Type 3V CR2016x2 (Lithium Cell)
To replace batteries:
1. Remove the screw on the back case.
2. Replace the old batteries with new ones (3V CR2016x2) and ensure plastic strip remain intact in clip.
3. Locate back of case and secure with screw.
10.0 Photo Sensor Connection Diagram
Plastic Strip
GND-Black
COM-Brown
N,O-White
12V-Red
N,C-Yellow

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Owner’s Manual for the
Roll.in.One Automatic Roller Door Operator
CONGRATULATIONS! On the purchase of your Roll.in.One Automatic Roller Door Opener
INDEX
Page
Page
Door Operation
13
Key Ring Handset
13
Manual Operation
13
Wireless Wall Button Switch
13
Obstruction Detection
13
Photo Electric Sensor
13
Vacation Mode
13
Trouble shooting table
14
Automatic Closing
13
Technical Specifications
15
Courtesy Light
13
Warranty
16-17
Audible Buzzer
13
Warranty Form
18
Rolling Code Security
13
Sales & Service
18
Door Operation
A roller door equipped with a Roll.in.One opener may be
operated by using the handheld Transmitter.
Momentary activation of the above method will activate
the door to open or close.
! WARNING - Ensure that the Centre Lift Lock is not
engaged when the Drive Unit is in the automatic
position.
Manual Operation
In the case of a power failure the Roll.in.One opener has
an easily accessible manual release chord. Pulling the
manual release chord once will set the door for manual
operation and pulling it again will set the door for
electric operation.
Obstruction Detection
During an open cycle if an obstruction is detected, the
door will stop. During a closing cycle if an obstruction is
detected, the door will reverse to the open position. The
sensitivity or the amount force required to cause
obstruction detection is fully adjustable (refer to 5.0
Force setting on page-10) for force adjustment.
Vacation Mode
When the door is not used for a long time or during
vacation it can be set to vacation mode for security
purposes. To activate & deactivate vacation mode refer
to 8.0 on page-10.
Automatic Closing
The Roll.in.One opener can be programmed to
automatically close from 10 to 30 seconds after the door
has been opened (refer to 6.0 on page-10) to activate
and deactivate Auto- Close function.
Courtesy Light
An internal courtesy LED light is housed within the
control box enclosure. This is activated during an open
or close cycle and will stay illuminated for approximately
60 seconds.
Audible Buzzer
The Roll.in.One has an internal Piezo Siren that will beep
momentarily each time the door is activated by factory
default it will be enabled.
This function can be disabled if required to disable
remove jumper ‘j9’ next to buzzer ‘Bz1’ refer to PCB
index diagram on page-7.
Rolling Code Security
The transmitter and receiver incorporate the latest state
of the art encryption technology.
This allows the coded transmission to change after each
operation with literally billions of unique combinations.
Each Roll.in.One opener has the facility to store up to 15
individual handsets.
Key Ring Handset
The hand transmitter is manufactured using the latest
surface mount technology and incorporates 3 functional
buttons. This enables the user to remotely control up to
3 separate operators from the one handset or configure
each button to operate OPEN / CLOSE / STOP functions.
Wireless wall Button Switch
A wireless wall button, single or three buttons can be
mounted on the wall to operate the door.
Photo-electric sensor
The Roll.in.One roller door opener includes an interface
for the connection of a photo-beam sensor. When fitted,
during door closing if the photo sensor has been
triggered the door will auto reverse with continuous
beep sound. The Photo-beam sensor can be supplied as
an accessory option. (Refer to 10.0 on page 12 for wiring
diagram)
! WARNING - In some countries it is a legal requirement
to fit Photo-cell sensors. Please check with your local
distributor

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Trouble Shooting
Before you call your local Gliderol agent please check the following Fault Table
SYMPTOM
ACTION
1. Door does not operate.
Check electrical supply to unit.
Press handset and/or bell press button again.
2. Drive motor operates but door does not move.
Manual release may be engaged, pull the manual release chord
once to put the drive unit back to electric operation
3. Door auto-reverses after closing fully.
The door should not stop by striking the ground; reset the door
travel limits by limit learning (page 10).
4. Door stalls at fully open position and continues
to try to open the door if button is pressed again.
The door has lost its limits, it should not stop by striking the top
guide stop; reset the door travel limits by limit learning (page 10).
5. Door open and closed positions incorrect
(Stop short)
The door has lost its limits (top limit and bottom limit). Reset the
door travel limits by limit learning (page 10).
6. Courtesy light comes on but door does not move
Manual release may be engaged, pull the manual release chord
once to put the drive unit back to electric operation
7. Handset range diminishes.
Replace handset battery after 12 months.
Check position of antenna on unit to ensure it is relatively straight
and not adjacent to the power cord.
8. Handset does not open the door.
Replace handset battery after 6-12 months.
Check position of antenna on unit to ensure it is relatively straight
and not adjacent to the power cord.
Check that the handset has been programmed to the door (page 8)
9. Door auto-reverses before it is closed.
Check the force sensitivity setting and readjust (page 11).
Check the door is not jammed in tracks.
10. Door stops during opening.
Check the force sensitivity setting and readjust (page 11).
Check the door is not jammed in tracks.
11. Door does not operate and the courtesy lamp
is not on.
Check power is switched on.
Check the fuse on circuit board and replace.
Check the door is not jammed in tracks.

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Technical Specifications
CHARACTERISTICS
SYMBOL
MIN.
TYP.
MAX.
UNIT
Input Voltage
218
240
262
VAC
System Power Dissipation
100
W
Transformer Power
100
VA
Standby Power Consumption
3.5
W
Transformer Output Voltage
TR
21.6
24
26.4
VAC
Work Voltage of Motor
MOTOR
18
24
34
VDC
Noise of Motor
MOTOR
55
dBA
Lamp Power
LED7~LED10
0.24
W
Buzzer Voltage
BZ1
12
VDC
Fuse
FUSE
15
A
Carrier Frequency Range
Handset
389.9
390
390.1
MHz
Modulation
Handset
AM
Deviation
Handset
100
100
KHz
RF Output Power
Handset
8
uW
Transmitter Battery
Handset
6
VDC
Demodulation Mode
RF1
AM
Receiver Sensitivity
RF1
‐90
‐100
dB
Data Rate
RF1
1K
Hz
Operation Temperature
‐20
25
85
℃
Output Voltage in circuit board
terminal (0.5 amps Max)
12
V

Warranty Form
Name
Address
Product Type
Installation Date
Supplier (Distributor)
Installer
Phone No
Address
Installers Signature
NOTE: THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED BY THE INSTALLER AND PRODUCED AS PROOF OF PURCHASE DATE WHEN MAKING A
SERVICE CALL UNDER WARRANTY, OTHERWISE SUCH CALLS ARE LIABLE TO SERVICE CHARGES.
FOR SALES AND SERVICE, CONTACT
Gliderol Garage Doors
Head Office
Gliderol Garage Doors
Kitching Road, North West Industrial Estate,
Peterlee, Co. Durham SR8 2HP
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
OR YOUR LOCAL SUPPLIER