HATO 300 SILENT 1000N User manual

HATO 300 Silent
OPERATING MANUAL FOR GARAGE DRIVES
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HATO 300 SILENT 1000N 1000N
HATO 300 SILENT 1200N 1200N

Important safety precautions………………….…….…………………………………………………………...…………….3
Product description and specification…………………………….................................................................................4
Preparation……………..................................................................................................................................................5
Assembly (rail and handles) ......................................................................................................................................6
Control panel operation manual ………………………………………………………..…………………………………….
Programming Instructions……………………………………………………………………….........................................
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Programming................................................................................................................................................................ 11
Connecting additional accessories .......................................................................................................................... 21
Manual opening ….......................................................................................................................................................22
Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................................22
Technical Specifications ………………………………………………………………………………..……...………........23
List of components ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………24
Problems and solutions ………………………………………………………………………………………………………25
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LIST OF CONTENTS
ATTENTION !!!
Please read the manual carefully before
installation and use.
The installation of a new door opener must be carried
out by a technically qualified or licensed person.
Attempting to install or repair a door opener without
the appropriate technical qualifications may result in
serious personal injury, death and / or property
damage.
Declaration of conformity
The HATO 300 SILENT drive meets the requirements of the following regulations:
omplies with the conditions of the Machinery Directive 2006/42 / E Annex II
Section B as amended. omplies with the conditions of the following EU directives:
Directive on electromagnetic compatibility EM 2014/30 / EU, Low Voltage
Directive LVD 2014/35 / EU. The following harmonized standards have been
applied:EN60335-1: 2012, EN 60335-2-103: 2015-3, EN 55014-1: 2012,
EN 55014-2: 2015-06, EN 61000-3-2-2014-10, EN 61000-3-3: 2013-10
The current declaration can be downloaded fro the anufacturer's website
www.hato.co .pl

FAILURE TO OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SAFETY PRECAUTIONS COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL
INJURY, DEATH AND / OR DAMAGE TO YOUR PROPERTY.
1. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND COMPLY WITH ALL SAFETY AND INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATIONS.
2. The d ive has been designed and manufactu ed in acco dance with local egulations. The installe must be familia
with local egulations equi ed to install the d ive.
3. Unqualified pe sonnel o pe sons unfamilia with the health and safety standa ds applicable to automatic gates may
not, unde any ci cumstances, install o implement systems.
4. Pe sons who install o se vice equipment without complying with all applicable safety standa ds a e esponsible fo
any damage, inju y, cost, expense, o claim fo any pe son suffe ed as a esult of imp ope installation of the system
and in acco dance with applicable egulations. Safety standa ds and assembly inst uctions, whethe di ectly o
indi ectly.
5. Fo g eate secu ity, we st ongly ecommend installing photocells. The d ive is equipped with an obstacle detection
system, but the installation of photocells will significantly imp ove the ope ational safety of automatic ga age doo s
and p ovide additional secu ity.
6. Make su e the ga age doo is fully open and stationa y befo e ente ing o exiting the ga age.
7. Make su e the ga age doo is completely closed and stationa y befo e leaving the p ope ty.
8. Keep you hands and loose clothing away f om the d ive and ga age doo at all times.
9. The obstacle detection system is designed to wo k only on STATIONARY objects. Se ious pe sonal inju y, death, and /
o p ope ty damage can occu when ga age doo s come into contact with a moving object
10. This device is not intended fo use by pe sons (including child en) with educed physical, senso y o mental abilities,
o without expe ience and knowledge, unless they have been given supe vision o inst uction ega ding the use of
the device by a pe son esponsible fo thei safety. Child en should be supe vised to ensu e that they do not play
with the device
11. Waste elect ical p oducts should not be disposed of with household waste. Please ecycle them. Contact you local
autho ities o deale fo ecycling advice.
12. If the supply co d is damaged, it must be eplaced by the manufactu e , its se vice agent o a simila ly qualified
pe son in o de to avoid a haza d.
WARNING: Important safety instructions. It is impo tant that the people ope ating the gate follow
the inst uctions.
-Do not let child en play with gate emote cont ols. Keep the emote cont ols out of the each of
child en.
-Be ca eful when the gate is moving.
-Be ca eful when opening the doo in eme gency, as the open doo may fall suddenly due to weak o
b oken sp ings o when it is not balanced.
-Check the installation f equently, especially cont ol cables, sp ings, and mountings fo signs of wea ,
damage o imbalance. Do not use the d ive when epai o adjustment is equi ed, as an installation e o o an imp ope ly
balanced doo could cause inju y.
-Eve y month, check that the d ive eve ses when the doo touches an object 50 mm high placed on the floo . Adjust as
necessa y and check again as imp ope adjustment may be dange ous.
-Details on how to use the d ive and adjust the doo and d ive a e in the manual.
-Disconnect the powe sou ce when cleaning o pe fo ming othe maintenance.
-The installation manual p ovides details on installing the d ive and elated components.
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IMPORTANTS SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. Regulation of the cla ping force
The contact pressure can be adjusted: Display "1" minimum force. "5" indicates maximum force.
2. Speed control
"8" shown on the display means 80% of the driving speed. "A" is displayed for full speed (160 mm / s or 200
mm / s).
3. Changing the height of the reverse
When the display shows "0" it means that the door will go back up. Indication "1 ~ 9" means the door will return
to the n x 10% position of full height. One-tenth of full opening, etc.
4. Partial opening / height
The display shows "0" means the partial opening function is closed. Indication "1 ~ 9" means to set different
partial open positions relative to fully open.
5. Trans itter button recognition function
The display will show "0", it means that the button recognition function is closed. The indication "1" means that
the button recognition function is active.
6. A ount of code e ories
When the display shows “A” it means that the maximum number of codes is used = 50. Press the UP / DOWN
button to increase or decrease the number of codes. The number of codes is 5 * N, N = 1 ~ 9. (the number
multiplies every 5)
7. Maintenance alert
When the display shows “b” and the lamp flashes quickly 10 times, the garage door or motor needs servicing.
8. Auto atic return to the encounter ode
Auto stop / auto return is controlled by software on the control board. It protects children, pets and other goods
from injury or damage.
9. Start and stop slowing down
A gentle start and stop at each door cycle significantly extends the life of the door and the drive.
10. Auto-closing
The auto close feature keeps your home safe by automatically closing the door when you enter or leave your
garage.
11. Auto atic adjust ent of the opening and closing force
The opening power for the various stages of the door movement is learned during programming and is constantly
re-profiled. The force measurement of the opening mechanism is automatically regulated within the appropriate
range.
12. Setting the end positions
The limit switch settings are programmed using the control panel, it is a simple and fast process for each user.
13. There is a connector for photocells, additional receivers and a wired or wireless wall button, flashing light
and door safety device.
14. LED warning light
The LED lamp lights up when the device is turned on and stays on for 3 minutes, then goes off.
15. E ergency opening in the event of power failure (battery optional)
In the event of a power failure at home, the opening can be made after connecting the battery (battery) to the
device.
16. The drive has an auto-lock function, which prevents accidental opening of the gate fro the closed
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND SPECIFICATION

position.
17. Manualne otwieranie awaryjne
In the event of loss of power or failure, the drive has a manual gate opening system by decoupling the gate and
the rail.
18. Trans itter (REMOTE)
The remote control works in rolling code technology (7.38 x 1019 combinations), frequency 433.92 MHz, 4
channels are designed to provide control of up to 4 different doors with one transmitter.
19. Installation
The minimum clearance between the highest point of the door and the ceiling is 30mm.
20. Metal botto plate, stronger and safer.
21. Up / Down ove ent buttons (UP / DOWN)
1. The garage door must be easily lifted and closed by hand without much effort. A well-balanced and positioned
door is crucial for proper installation.
2. The garage door opener cannot compensate for a poorly fitted garage door and should not be used as a
solution for doors that are difficult to open.
3. If the appliance is installed over an existing door, make sure any existing interlocking devices are removed or
the warranty will be void.
4. The power socket must be installed close to where the drive is installed.
5. There should be a minimum distance of 30mm between the bottom of the guide and the top of the garage
door. (see Fig. 1)
I portant note: As far as additional safety rules are concerned, we strongly recommend the installation of photocells
in all installations.
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PREPARATION
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UP

Fig. 1
Wall mount and door bracket (Fig. 2 )
Wall ount - lose the garage door and measure the width of the garage door at
the top and mark the center. Install a 3cm-15cm wall mount above the door on the
inside wall. (Depends on the actual installation location).
Door bracket - Attach the door bracket to the structural part of the door as close
to the top edge as possible.
Fig. 2
Steel rail assembly
STEP 1 (Fig.3)
Attach the drive head to the steel guide. Install the 2 "U" hanging brackets with the provided 6mm
nuts.
STEP 2 (Fig. 3)
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ASSEMBLY
Fig. 3

Place the steel track and drive centrally on the garage floor with the cardboard underneath. Lift the
front of the guide up to the door support. Insert the pivot pin and secure it with the supplied split pin.
STEP 3 (Fig. 3, Fig.4)
Raise and support the motor head (ladder) so that it is centered and level. Secure the drive to the
ceiling with the perforated brackets.
WARNING: Do not allow children to play at the door, drive, or access ladder as this may cause injury
or damage.
STEP 4 (Fig. 3, Fig.5)
onnect the straight arm to the bent arm with a screw.
Position and screw the arms to the top edge of the door with
supplied screws.
Fig. 4
STEP 5
Raise the garage door until the mechanism engages.
The DRIVE is now ready to be programmed.
Fig. 5
Installation of divided guides (option)
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
1. 2-part rail:
As shown in Fig. 6, slide the A rail into the coupler, slide the B rail into the coupler.
3-part rail:
As in fig. 7, insert the rail into the coupler, slide the D rail into the coupler; slide the E rail into the coupler.
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Rail divided into three
Rail divided into two
A:1500 mm
B:1500 mm
C:1000 mm
D:1000 mm
E:1000 mm
coupler
coupler
coupler

1. Pull the threaded rod together with the toothed belt to the end position of the rail.
1. As in Fig.9, install the nut and spring.
2. Tighten the nut, setting the correct belt tension Fig.10
Attention! For a split rail, use the support in the center of the rail.
Battery backup kit (optional)
Option 1 - top mounting
STE 1 (Fig. 11)
Install the battery and battery bracket as shown in the picture, fix with the supplied screws.STE 2
(Fig.12)
Connect the battery with the drive Fig.12
Fig. 11 Fig. 12
To connect the battery, remove the drive housing and connect the wires to the BAT
connector, paying attention to polarity.
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Fig.8
Fig.9 Fig.10

SELECTING A SET PARAMETER:
a) Press and hold the SET button until the display shows "1", then release the
button.
b) Press the UP / DOWN button, the display will show "1-E".
c) Press the SET button to confirm the function you want to set, you enter the
next menu level to set the details of the selected function.
d) The selected function displays "0-A" with a flashing dot.
e) Press the UP / DOWN button to set the correct parameter.
f) Press the SET button to confirm the setting, the system will return to standby
status automatically and display "ll".
Option 2 – side mounting
STEP 1 (Fig. 13)
Assemble the battery and battery bracket as shown in the picture, fix with the supplied screws.
STEP 2 (Fig. 14)
Attach the battery to the drive, see Figure 14.
Fig. 13 Fig. 14
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CONTROL PANEL OPERATION MANUAL

Remote control programming manual.
1. Pressing the SET button shortly in the standby state clears the errors and enters the normal standby state.
1. Briefly press the CODE button:
• (In setting mode) Exit the current operation and return to the standby interface.
• After entering the standby mode, press CODE, a dot will appear in the corner, now you are entering the
learning mode of the remote control codes.
Press the button on the remote you want to use, the dot may disappear, then press the same button on the remote
again, the dot will flash, here the encoding will end.
3. Briefly press the UP button: the gate will open.
4. Briefly press the DOWN button: the gate will close.
(When the gate opens or closes, it will stop when any key is pressed.)
5. Long press SET button: Enter the function setting interface.
6. Long press the CODE button: delete all remotes. Press and hold the CODE button until the display shows . All
saved remotes will be deleted.
7. Long press DOWN button: restore default settings
Keep DOWN button pressed, after 4 seconds is displayed,
The drive will be reset.
Restart means that all settings return to default settings, all learning operations must be performed again except
transmitter code learning.
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PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS