King gates STARG8 24 Owner's manual

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EN ADVANCED PROGRAMMING
STARG8 24 - STARG8 AC
STARG8 AC
STARG8 AC
STARG8 24
STARG8 24
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
2 3 4 5 6 7 8

11. Index
The following programming sequences are not necessary for starting
up the system, but are required for adjusting the advanced control
unit settings.
12. Backjump adjustment 3
13. AUX output programming 4
13.1 - Programming of the button linked to the “AUX” output 4
13.2 - Selection of device connected to “AUX” output 5
13.3 - Selection of “AUX” output operating mode 5
13.4 - Selection of “AUX” output voltage 6
14. Safety device advanced programming sequences 7
14.1 - Photo-test activation/deactivation 7
14.2 - Selection of the outputs linked to the photo-test 8
14.3 - Selection of the type of devices connected to “PHO2” 8
15. Setting the wired commands 9
15.1 - Selecting the wired command modes 9
15.2 - Activating/deactivating start and pedestrian lock 10
16. Other functions 10
16.1 - Activating/deactivating the extra thrust function 10
16.2 - Resetting the control unit’s default parameters 11
16.3 - Energy saving mode 11
17. Memory management 12
17.1 - Using a new memory as a back-up copy 12
17.2 - Automatic data importing from external memory 13
17.3 - Manual data importing from external memory 14

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12. Backjump adjustment
This procedure allows for adjusting or eliminating the backjump. It consists in inverting the gate movement at the end of the path to facilitate
unlocking and to safeguard the mechanical system. On certain motors this is unnecessary, therefore the value is set to 1 by default.
DEFAULT: Jet, Couper, Intro or Dynamos motors (see dip-switch 1 and 2 settings) backjump = value 1
Minimodus motors (see dip-switch 1 and 2 settings) = value 2
Modus motors (see dip-switch 1 and 2 settings) = value 3
Prior to proceeding with this programming procedure, rst verify whether either the “basic path programming” or the “ad-
vanced path programming” have been completed.
PUT THE GATE LEAF/LEAVES IN
THE CLOSED POSITION
SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE SET,
RADIO AND START BUTTONS
FOR 3 SECONDS
PRESS THE SET BUTTON FOR 1
SECOND
PRESS THE SET BUTTON FOR 1
SECOND
All the LEDs turn off
(if not, consult Paragraph 15.2)
The yellow “set” LED turns on in the
xed mode and the red “photo” LED
indicates the backjump* level
The yellow “set” LED ashes then
turns on in the xed mode and the red
“photo” LED indicates the backjump*
level
backjump value
setting
PRESS THE START BUTTON FOR
1 SECOND. THE CONTROL UNIT
RUNS A TEST BY BRIEFLY OPENING
THEN CLOSING THE GATE WITH
THE NEWLY SET BACKJUMP
test of the set backjump
variation of the backjump after the test
EVERY TIME THE SET BUTTON IS
PRESSED, THE VALUE CHANGES
FROM 1 TO 6 STARTING FROM THE
CURRENTLY SET VALUE
1
5
2
4
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example 1:
current backjump = 3
after SET is pressed, backjump = 4
example 2:
current backjump = 5
after SET is pressed 2 times, backjump = 1
The yellow “set” LED remains lit in the
xed mode and the red “photo” LED
indicates the backjump* level
saving of
the set
backjump
PRESS THE RADIO BUTTON FOR 2
SECONDS
PRESS THE SET AND RADIO
BUTTONS SIMULTANEOUSLY OR
WAIT 10 SECONDS TO EXIT THE
PROCEDURE
The yellow “set” LED remains lit in the
xed mode and the red “photo” LED
ashes fast
The LEDs return to the normal opera-
tion conguration
The yellow “set” LED remains lit in the
xed mode and the red “photo” LED
indicates the backjump* level
* The backjump value is indicated by the number of ashes of the series based on the set value.
When the series consists of one ash, the backjump value is zero (no inversion of movement at
end-of-path), when there are 6 ashes, the backjump is set to the maximum value.
Clearly, the other series indicate growing intermediate values from 1 to 6.
The backjump value can be known at any time after the SET button is pressed the rst time, by
counting the number of ashes of the red “photo” LED.
If the backjump value is set too high, some undesired clearance may remain
between the door and the mechanical stop.
Max
0
6
Inversion
time
1

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13. AUX output programming
These programming sequences are not essential to the system’s operation, though they allow for setting the type (lock or courtesy light), work
mode and output voltage (12VDC or 24VDC) of the devices connected to the AUX output.
To interrupt the following programming sequences at any time, press the SET and RADIO buttons simultaneously or wait
10 seconds.
AUX USED AS COURTESY LIGHT
If the AUX output is used as courtesy light for controlling the lamps, a relay must be connected.
The light can be activated through a dedicated transmitter button (to be programmed as indicated in Paragraph 12.1) or associated with
the wired or transmitter start button.
The default relay must be 12VDC-powered, or even 24VDC, by observing the programming procedure indicated in Paragraph 10.3.
ACTIVATION OF THE LIGHT THROUGH A DEDICATED TRANSMITTER BUTTON AND TIMER-BASED SWITCHING OFF:
- connect a timer relay and set the desired switch-on time for the light;
- set the AUX output on courtesy light (see Paragraph 10.2);
- set the monostable work mode (see Paragraph 12.3);
- programme the desired transmitter button for the light command (see Paragraph 12.1).
The light will switch on with the programmed transmitter and switch off after the time set on the relay elapses.
SWITCHING ON/OFF OF THE LIGHT THROUGH A DEDICATED TRANSMITTER BUTTON:
- connect a monostable relay;
- set the AUX output on courtesy light (see Paragraph 12.2);
- set the bistable work mode, ON/OFF (see Paragraph 12.3);
- programme the desired transmitter button for the light command (see Paragraph 12.1).
The light switches on/off whenever the programmed transmitter is pressed.
ACTIVATION OF THE COURTESY LIGHT LINKED TO THE WIRED OR TRANSMITTER START BUTTON:
- connect a timer relay and set the desired switch-on time for the light;
- set the AUX output as electric lock (see Paragraph 12.2);
- set the work mode as electric lock (see Paragraph 12.3);
- if desired, programme the transmitter button for the START command (see Paragraph 4.1).
At every wired or transmitter start command, the light will switch on for the set time.
13.1 - Programming of the button linked to the “AUX” output
This procedure allows for programming the button of the radio control linked to the “AUX” output (terminals 3-4).
To use this function, the AUX output must be set to courtesy light – see Paragraph 12.2.
1. PRESS THE RADIO BUTTON FOR
1 SECOND
2. PRESS THE SET BUTTON FOR 1
SECOND
3. PRESS THE DESIRED BUTTON
OF ALL THE TRANSMITTERS TO BE
PROGRAMMED
The red “radio” LED turns on in the
xed mode
The red “radio” LED remains lit in xed mode
and the yellow “set” LED turns on in xed mode
The red “radio” LED ashes and the yel-
low “set” LED remains lit in xed mode
4. PRESS THE SET AND RADIO
BUTTONS SIMULTANEOUSLY OR
WAIT 10 SECONDS TO EXIT THE
PROCEDURE
The red “radio” LED and the yellow“-
set” LED turn off
If, at the start of this procedure, the “set”, “radio” and “start” LEDs ash, it means that the programming protection has
been activated – see Paragraph 15.2.

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13.2 - Selection of device connected to “AUX” output
Default = electric lock
This procedure allows for setting the “AUX” output for the operation as:
ELECTRIC LOCK: the control unit closes the AUX contact (terminals 3-4) whenever a command is received.
By default the contact is closed for 2 seconds (electric lock mode ). To change the work mode, see Paragraph 12.3.
COURTESY LIGHT: the control unit closes the AUX contact (terminal 3-4) whenever a radio command is received (the AUX button must be
programmed – see Paragraph 12.1). By default the command is monostable. To change the work mode, see Paragraph 12.3.
To control the AUX output when it has been set as a courtesy light output, you need to register a transmitter by following
the procedure in paragraph 12.1 and connect a suitable relay.
1. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE SET,
RADIO AND START BUTTONS FOR 3
SECONDS
All the LEDs turn off
(if not, consult Paragraph 15.2)
2. PRESS THE RADIO BUTTON FOR 1 SECOND:
If the red “photo” LED is on
AUX = Electric lock
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 3)
If the red “photo” LED is off
AUX = Courtesy light
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 4)
The red “radio” LED turns on in the xed mode
courtesy light
setting
electric lock
setting
3. PRESS THE “SET” BUTTON FOR
1 SECOND
5. PRESS THE SET AND RADIO BUTTONS
SIMULTANEOUSLY OR WAIT 10 SECONDS
TO EXIT THE PROCEDURE
4. PRESS THE “SET” BUTTON FOR
1 SECOND
The red “radio” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “photo” LED turns off
The LEDs return to the normal operation
conguration
The red “radio” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “photo” LED turns on
13.3 - Selection of “AUX” output operating mode
IF THE “AUX” OUTPUT IS SET AS LOCK (see Paragraph 12.2)
Default = electric lock
The work mode (i.e. how the contact behaves at every wired or radio START command) can be set as:
ELECTRIC LOCK: at every command, the control unit closes the contact for 2 seconds
MAGNETIC LOCK: the control unit closes the contact only when the automation is fully closed
1. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE SET,
RADIO AND START BUTTONS FOR 3
SECONDS
All the LEDs turn off
(if not, consult Paragraph 15.2)
2. PRESS THE RADIO BUTTON FOR 1 SECOND:
If the red “stop” LED is on
AUX = Magnetic lock
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5;
if not, proceed to Point 3)
If the red “stop” LED is off
AUX = Electric lock
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5;
if not, proceed to Point 4)
The red “radio” LED turns on in the xed mode
magnetic lock
setting
electric lock
setting
3. PRESS THE “RADIO” BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
5. PRESS THE SET AND RADIO BUT-
TONS SIMULTANEOUSLY OR WAIT 10
SECONDS TO EXIT THE PROCEDURE
4. PRESS THE “RADIO” BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
The red “radio” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “stop” LED turns off
The LEDs return to the normal operation
conguration
The red “radio” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “stop” LED turns on

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IF THE “AUX” OUTPUT IS SET AS COURTESY LIGHT (see Paragraph 12.2)
Default = monostable
When a command is received from a transmitter pulse, it is possible to set the AUX contact work mode as:
MONOSTABLE: after every radio command, the control unit closes the contact for 3 seconds.
BISTABLE, ON/OFF: after every radio command, the control unit changes the status from open to closed.
1. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE SET,
RADIO AND START BUTTONS FOR 3
SECONDS
All the LEDs turn off
(if not, consult Paragraph 15.2)
2. PRESS THE RADIO BUTTON FOR 1 SECOND:
If the red “stop” LED is on
AUX = Monostable
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 3)
If the red “stop” LED is off
AUX= Bistable (ON/OFF)
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 4)
The red “radio” LED turns on in the xed mode
AUX = Bistable
setting
AUX = Monostable
setting
3. PRESS THE “RADIO” BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
5. PRESS THE SET AND RADIO BUT-
TONS SIMULTANEOUSLY OR WAIT 10
SECONDS TO EXIT THE PROCEDURE
4. PRESS THE “RADIO” BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
The red “radio” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “stop” LED turns off
The LEDs return to the normal operation
conguration
The red “radio” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “stop” LED turns on
To control the AUX contact set as courtesy light, a radio command must be registered through the procedure indicated in
Paragraph 12.1 and connect a suitable relay (see paragraph 12).
13.4 - Selection of “AUX” output voltage (only for STARG8 24)
Default = 12VDC
The output voltage of the AUX contact can be set to 12VDC or 24VDC, depending on the connected lock or the available relay.
1. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE SET,
RADIO AND START BUTTONS FOR 3
SECONDS
All the LEDs turn off
(if not, consult Paragraph 15.2)
2. PRESS THE RADIO BUTTON FOR 1 SECOND:
If the red “error” LED is on
AUX voltage = 12VDC
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5;
if not, proceed to Point 3)
If the red “error” LED is off
AUX voltage = 24VDC
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5;
if not, proceed to Point 4)
The red “radio” LED turns on in the xed mode
AUX = 24VDC
setting
AUX = 12VDC
setting
3. PRESS THE “START” BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
5. PRESS THE SET AND RADIO BUT-
TONS SIMULTANEOUSLY OR WAIT 10
SECONDS TO EXIT THE PROCEDURE
4. PRESS THE “START” BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
The red “radio” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “error” LED turns off
The LEDs return to the normal operation
conguration
The red “radio” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “error” LED turns on

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14. Safety device advanced programming sequences
These programming sequences are not essential to the system’s operation, but they allow for controlling the safety devices by activating the
photo-test—when photocells are installed—or controlling the resistance when 8.2kOhm resistive edges are mounted.
To interrupt the following programming sequences at any time, press the SET and RADIO buttons simultaneously or wait
10 seconds.
14.1 - Photo-test activation/deactivation
Default = deactivated
The photo-test is a check aimed at verifying whether the 24VDC-powered photocells function properly.
It consists in cutting off the power supply to the transmitter photocell (TX) from the control unit, while subsequently verifying that the contact
(PHO1, or PHO1 and PHO2, depending on the settings in Paragraph 13.2) opens. Subsequently, the control unit restores the power supply
to the transmitter photocell and veries that the contact closes.
This occurs before each movement of the automation.
For the test to work, the photocells must be wired according to the following scheme:
+24V RX photocell = terminal 8
+24V TX photocell = terminal 9
1. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE SET,
RADIO AND START BUTTONS FOR 3
SECONDS
All the LEDs turn off
(if not, consult Paragraph 15.2)
2. PRESS THE START BUTTON FOR 1 SECOND:
If the red “photo” LED is on
photo-test = activated
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 3)
If the red “photo” LED is off
photo-test = deactivated
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 4)
The green “start” LED turns on in the xed mode
photo-test
deactivation
photo-test
activation
3. PRESS THE “SET” BUTTON FOR
1 SECOND
5. PRESS THE SET AND RADIO BUT-
TONS SIMULTANEOUSLY OR WAIT 10
SECONDS TO EXIT THE PROCEDURE
4. PRESS THE “SET” BUTTON FOR
1 SECOND
The green “start” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “photo” LED turns off
The LEDs return to the normal operation
conguration
The green “start” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “photo” LED turns on
The photo-test can only work with photocells powered at 24VDC.
By default the phototest function works on both contacts “PHO1” and “PHO2”. To set this test only on the contact “PHO1”,
please see paragraph 13.2.
By enabling the photocells test, you will lose the “gate status indicator” function (GSI).
If “PHO2” is set as safety edge (DIP 5 OFF) the phototest will only be active on contact “PHO1”.

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14.2 - Selection of the outputs linked to the photo-test
Default = PHO1 and PHO2 contacts (terminals 5-6)
With this procedure, it is possible to decide on which safety devices to carry out the photo-test.
1. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE SET,
RADIO AND START BUTTONS FOR 3
SECONDS
All the LEDs turn off
(if not, consult Paragraph 15.2)
2. PRESS THE START BUTTON FOR 1 SECOND:
If the red “stop” LED is on
photo-test = on “PHO1” and “PHO2” contacts
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 3)
If the red “stop” LED is off
photo-test = on “PHO1” contact
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 4)
The green “start” LED turns on in the xed mode
photo-test
only on “PHO1” contact
photo-test
on “PHO1” and “PHO2” contacts
3. PRESS THE “RADIO” BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
5. PRESS THE SET AND RADIO BUT-
TONS SIMULTANEOUSLY OR WAIT 10
SECONDS TO EXIT THE PROCEDURE
4. PRESS THE “RADIO” BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
The green “start” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “stop” LED turns off
The LEDs return to the normal operation
conguration
The green “start” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “stop” LED turns on
The photo-test can only work with photocells powered at 24VDC.
14.3 - Selection of the type of devices linked to “PHO2”
Default = “PHO2” set for devices with normally closed contact (terminal 6)
This procedure allows for setting the “PHO2” output for managing 8.2kOhm resistive edges.
The control unit constantly veries the integrity of the edge by measuring the resistance between the two dedicated terminals.
1. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE SET,
RADIO AND START BUTTONS FOR 3
SECONDS
All the LEDs turn off
(if not, consult Paragraph 15.2)
2. PRESS THE START BUTTON FOR 1 SECOND:
If the red “error” LED is on
“PHO2” = resistive edge
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 3)
If the red “error” LED is off
“PHO2” = device with normally closed (NC) con-
tact (if the setting is correct, go to Point 5; if not,
proceed to Point 4)
The green “start” LED turns on in the xed mode
device with normally
closed (NC) contact
8.2 kOhm
resistive edge
3. PRESS THE “START” BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
5. PRESS THE SET AND RADIO BUT-
TONS SIMULTANEOUSLY OR WAIT 10
SECONDS TO EXIT THE PROCEDURE
4. PRESS THE “START” BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
The green “start” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “error” LED turns off
The LEDs return to the normal operation
conguration
The green “start” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “error” LED turns on
In order to carry out the check on the safety devices, the connected edges must be of the resistive type with 8.2 kOhm.

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15. Setting the wired commands
These programming sequences allow for locking wired commands, for managing the system solely with radio transmitters or for changing the
operation of the wired commands to start and pedestrian.
If, at the start of the following procedures, the “set”, “radio” and “start” LEDs ash, it means that the programming protec-
tion has been activated – see Paragraph 15.2.
To interrupt the following programming sequences at any time, press the SET and RADIO buttons simultaneously or wait
10 seconds.
15.1 - Selecting the wired command modes
Default = “START” contact (terminal 15) linked to the “STEP” dip-switch (see Paragraph 3.1) and “PED” partial opening dip-switch (terminal 18).
This programming sequence allows for linking the “START” and “PED” contacts to the following operating modes:
Open always/close always mode: the “START” contact always opens the automation, the “PED” contact always closes the automation
Start/ped mode: “START” contact settable with “STEP” dip-switch (see Paragraph 3.1),
“PED” contact opens the automation partially.
1. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE SET,
RADIO AND START BUTTONS FOR 3
SECONDS
All the LEDs turn off
(if not, consult Paragraph 15.2)
2. PRESS THE SET BUTTON FOR 1 SECOND:
If the red “stop” LED is on
always open/always close mode
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 3)
If the red “stop” LED is off
start/ped mode
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 4)
The yellow “set” LED turns on in the xed mode
START / PED
mode
always open/
always close mode
3. PRESS THE “RADIO” BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
5. PRESS THE SET AND RADIO BUT-
TONS SIMULTANEOUSLY OR WAIT 10
SECONDS TO EXIT THE PROCEDURE
4. PRESS THE “RADIO” BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
The yellow “set” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “stop” LED turns off
The LEDs return to the normal operation
conguration
The yellow “set” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “stop” LED turns on
For controlling the automation also via radio with separate open/close commands, an external radio receiver must be in-
stalled.
If you enable the mode “open / close”, the dip STEP will affect only the radio commands.

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15.2 - Activating/deactivating start and pedestrian lock
Default = wired start and start button on PCB activated.
This programming sequence allows for locking the “start” / “ped” wired input and the start button on the control unit. This may be useful for
controlling the automation exclusively via radio.
1. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE SET,
RADIO AND START BUTTONS FOR 3
SECONDS
All the LEDs turn off
(if not, consult Paragraph 15.2)
2. PRESS THE SET BUTTON FOR 1 SECOND:
If the red “error” LED is on
lock = activated
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 3)
If the red “error” LED is off
lock = deactivated
(if the setting is correct, go to Point 5; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 4)
The yellow “set” LED turns on in the xed mode
lock
deactivation
lock
activation
3. PRESS THE “START” BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
5. PRESS THE SET AND RADIO BUT-
TONS SIMULTANEOUSLY OR WAIT 10
SECONDS TO EXIT THE PROCEDURE
4 PRESS THE “START” BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
The yellow “set” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “error” LED turns off
The LEDs return to the normal operation
conguration
The yellow “set” LED remains lit in the xed
mode and the red “error” LED turns on
If the command lock is activated, any device connected to the “start” and “ped” contacts will not be detected by the control
unit. When these contacts are closed, the green “start” LED will emit brief ashes.
16. Other functions
To interrupt the following programming sequences at any time, press the SET and RADIO buttons simultaneously or wait
10 seconds.
16.1 - Activating/deactivating the control unit protection device
Default = control unit protection device not active.
This programming sequence allows for locking all control unit programming sequences and the settings adjustable through
the dip-switches. To perform a new programming sequence or make a dip-switch/trimmer modication effective, the protec-
tion must be deactivated.
1. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE SET,
RADIO AND START BUTTONS FOR 3
SECONDS
If the yellow led “set”, the red led “radio” and
green led “start” are ON:
central unit lock = enabled
(if it is the correct setting, go to step 5, otherwise
proceed to step 3)
If the yellow led “set”, the red led “radio” and
green led “start” are OFF:
central unit lock = disabled
(if it is the correct setting, go to step 5, otherwise
proceed to step 3)
Enabling control
unit setup
Disabling control
unit setup

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3. PRESS BOTH BUTTONS
“START” AND “RADIO”, FOR 2
SECONDS
5. PRESS BOTH BUTTONS “SET” AND
“RADIO”, OR WAIT 10 SECONDS TO
QUIT THE PROCEDURE
4. PRESS BOTH BUTTONS
“START” AND “RADIO”,
FOR 2 SECONDS
The yellow led “set”, the red led “ra-
dio” and green led “start” go OFF
All the LEDs go back
to standard behavior
The yellow led “set”, the red led “ra-
dio” and green led “start” go ON
16.2 - Resetting the control unit’s default parameters
This procedure allows for restoring the control unit’s parameters to their default values.
The procedure leaves the memorised radio transmitters unaltered. To reset the radio memory as well, see Paragraph 4.4.
1. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE
SET, RADIO AND START BUTTONS
FOR 8 SECONDS
2. PRESS THE START BUTTON FOR 2
SECONDS 3. THE CONTROL UNIT REBOOTS
After 8 seconds all the LEDs start
ashing
Progressive lighting up of the LEDs to
signal the progress of the control unit's
resetting
The yellow LED ashes for 5 sec-
onds. Subsequently, the LEDs return
to the normal operation conguration
At the end of this procedure, the red LED “error” will ash 3 times periodically to indicate a new learning procedure is ne-
eded.
16.3 - Energy saving mode (only for STARG8 24)
This feature cuts the power supply to the photocells when the control unit is on standby, therefore it decreases the power consumption. It is
useful in case of battery power supply conditions.
When the energy saving mode is activated, the open gate pilot light function is deactivated (Paragraph 8.7)
The energy saving mode can only be used with safety accessories powered with 24VDC.
1. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE SET,
RADIO AND START BUTTONS FOR 3
SECONDS
All the LEDs turn off
(if not, consult Paragraph 15.2)
2. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE SET AND START BUTTONS FOR 2 SECONDS:
If the green LED “photo” is ON:
Energy saving = enabled
(if it is the correct setting,
go to step 5 otherwise proceed to step 3)
If the green LED “photo” is OFF:
Energy saving = disabled
(if it is the correct setting,
go to step 5 otherwise proceed to step 3)
The yellow “set” LED turns on in the xed mode
energy saving
deactivation
energy saving
activation
3. PRESS THE “SET” BUTTON FOR
1 SECOND
5. PRESS THE SET AND RADIO BUT-
TONS SIMULTANEOUSLY OR WAIT 10
SECONDS TO EXIT THE PROCEDURE
4. PRESS THE “SET” BUTTON FOR
1 SECOND
The yellow led “set” and the green
LED “start” are ON, while the green led
“photo” turns OFF
The LEDs return to the normal operation
conguration
The yellow led “set” and the green
LED “start” are ON, while the green led
“photo” turns ON
Example of connection of accessories with the energy saving mode activated
Once the function is activated, it is necessary to connect the 24VDC positive pole of the safety accessories (for example: photocells) to ter-
minal 9 “+TX”.

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The control devices (e.g.: receivers, spires or photocells connected to the Start contact) must be connected to terminal 8 “+VA”.
If DIP-SWITCH 7 “fast” is put to ON, with the control unit open the accessories remain powered to retain the re-closing function.
If you activate the power saving mode all the LEDs will turn off after 2 minutes of stand-by
17. Memory management
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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PAY ATTENTION TO THE
DIRECTION OF INSER-
TION
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The control unit is congured for managing an external memory module.
If a new memory is purchased as an accessory, it is possible to make a back-up copy of remote controls and the settings activated through
the advanced programming (see Paragraph 16.1).
In the event of an external memory used previously on existing systems, the remote controls and parameters can be imported either auto-
matically or manually (see Paragraph 16.2 or Paragraph 16.3).
17.1 - Using a new memory as a back-up copy
This procedure allows for using an external memory module (purchasable as an accessory) for making a back-up copy of the remote controls
and settings activated through the advanced programming.
The external memory utilised must be new; in case of a memory already containing memorised remote controls, see Para-
graph 16.2 or Paragraph 16.3.
CUT OFF THE POWER SUPPLY TO
THE CONTROL UNIT
INSERT THE MEMORY MODULE
(Picture 12) POWER THE CONTROL UNIT
All the LEDs turn off The LEDs are off
The red “radio” LED is turned on in the
xed mode to signal the progress of
the copying procedure
NO ACTION. BY LEAVING THE ME-
MORY ON THE CONTROL UNIT, IT
WILL ALWAYS UPDATED
memory always synchronized inserted on
the control unit
THE CONTROL UNIT RETURNS
TO THE NORMAL OPERATING
CONFIGURATION
The yellow led SET ashes for 5
seconds. After that, all the LEDs go
back to regular operation
Removing the
memory
POWER ON THE CONTROL UNIT REMOVE THE MEMORY (gure 12) POWER OFF THE CONTROL UNIT
The yellow led SET ashes for 5
seconds. After that, all the LEDs go
back to regular operation
All the LEDs are off All the LEDs turn off

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After this procedure, if the memory is left connected to the PCB, the external memory will continue to be updated. If instead no changes
occur, such as the addition of transmitters or modications to parameters, the memory can be removed.
17.2 - Automatic data importing from external memory
This procedure allows for importing, from the external memory to the control unit, the transmitters and any settings activated through the
advanced programming.
To import the advanced settings in addition to the remote controls, the external memory must have been used on a control
unit that controlled the same type of motors as the new one (see dip-switch 1 and 2 settings – Paragraph 3.1).
If the control unit already includes transmitters, these will be maintained.
CUT OFF THE POWER SUPPLY TO
THE CONTROL UNIT
INSERT THE MEMORY MODULE
(Picture 12) POWER THE CONTROL UNIT
All the LEDs turn off The LEDs are off
The red “radio” LED is turned on in the xed mode
to signal the progress of the copying procedure
NO ACTION. BY LEAVING THE ME-
MORY ON THE CONTROL UNIT, IT
WILL ALWAYS UPDATED
memory always synchronized inserted on the
control unit
THE CONTROL UNIT RETURNS
TO THE NORMAL OPERATING
CONFIGURATION
The yellow led SET ashes for 5
seconds. After that, all the LEDs go
back to regular operation
Removing the
memory
POWER ON THE CONTROL UNIT REMOVE THE MEMORY (gure 12) POWER OFF THE CONTROL UNIT
The yellow led SET ashes for 5
seconds. After that, all the LEDs go
back to regular operation
All the LEDs are off All the LEDs turn off
If before this procedure, the control has been set the same way of the previous one (i.e. by setting the dips 1-2 as in the
control unit from which you removed the memory card) this new control unit will import all the standard and advanced settings
(eg: Backjump, autotest...)

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17.3 - Manual data importing from external memory
This procedure allows for importing transmitters from the external memory to the control unit, by selecting the desired function and the rele-
vant button associated with it. Example: an external memory containing programmed remote controls to be imported, by linking button 3 to
the pedestrian opening function.
In this case, the external memory will not be a back-up copy; once the procedure is completed, the stored values will remain
unaltered.
If the control unit already includes transmitters, these will be maintained.
WITH THE CONTROL UNIT
POWERED INSERT THE
MEMORY IN THE PCB
(Picture 12)
1. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE
SET, RADIO AND START BUTTONS
FOR 3 SECONDS
All the LEDs turn off
(if not, consult Paragraph 15.2)
2. SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESS THE
SET AND START BUTTONS FOR 2
SECONDS
The green “start” LED and the yellow
“set” LED turns on in the xed mode
3. PRESS THE RADIO BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
function to be
associated:
AUX command
The green “start” LED and the yellow
“set” LED turn off, while the red “ra-
dio” LED turns on
function to be
associated:
pedestrian
command
function to be
associated:
start command
4. PRESS THE SET BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
5. PRESS THE RADIO BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
6. PRESS THE START BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
The red “radio” LED remains lit in the xed mode
and the red “photo” LED turns on in the xed mode
The red “radio” LED remains lit in the xed mode
and the red “stop” LED turns on in the xed mode
The red “radio” LED remains lit in the xed mode
and the red “error” LED turns on in the xed mode
selection of the transmitter button to be associated
with the previously selected function
7. PRESS THE DESIRED BUTTON OF THE TRANSMITTER TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH THE PREVIOUSLY SELECTED FUNCTION. ALL
THE MEMORISED TRANSMITTERS WILL BE IMPORTED AND LINKED TO THE SELECTED BUTTON/FUNCTION
The red “radio” LED remains lit in the xed mode and the red “radio” LED ashes
8. THE CONTROL UNIT RETURNS TO POINT 3 FOR A NEW IMPORT PROCEDURE.
TO EXIT THE PROCEDURE PRESS THE SET AND RADIO BUTTONS SIMULTANEOUSLY OR WAIT 10 SECONDS, THEN REMOVE
THE MEMORY FROM THE PCB

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