Motorline professional KFM Use and care manual

V5.1
REV. 02/2022
KFM EN
USER’S AND INSTALLER’S MANUAL

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. CONTENT . SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
INDEX
This product is certified in accordance with European
Community (EC) safety standards.
This product complies with Directive 2011/65/EU of the
European Parliament and of the Council, of 8 June 2011, on
the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in
electrical and electronic equipment.
(Applicable in countries with recycling systems).
This marking on the product or literature indicates that the
product and electronic accessories (eg. Charger, USB cable,
electronic material, controls, etc.) should not be disposed
of as other household waste at the end of its useful life. To
avoid possible harm to the environment or human health
resulting from the uncontrolled disposal of waste, separate
these items from other types of waste and recycle them
responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material
resources. Home users should contact the dealer where they
purchased this product or the National Environment Agency
for details on where and how they can take these items
for environmentally safe recycling. Business users should
contact their vendor and check the terms and conditions
of the purchase agreement. This product and its electronic
accessories should not be mixed with other commercial
waste.
This marking indicates that the product and electronic
accessories (eg. charger, USB cable, electronic material,
controls, etc.) are susceptible to electric shock by direct or
indirect contact with electricity. Be cautious when handling
theproductandobserveallsafetyproceduresinthismanual.
ATTENTION:
INSIDE PACKAGE
DIMENSIONS
CONNECTION SCHEME
PREPARATION
PROGRAMMING THE MOTOR COURSE
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
. PACKAGE
. AUTOMATION
. INSTALLATION
. PROGRAMMING
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FINAL CONSUMERS
V MOTOR
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FINAL TECHNICIANS
. TROUBLESHOOTING
. COMPONENTS TEST
PROGRAMMING REMOTE CONTROLS
DELETE REMOTE CONTROLS
FORCE ADJUSTMENTS
SLOWDOWNTIME TIME SETTING
STOP SPEED/DECELERATION RAMP SETTING
SLOWDOWN SPEED SETTING
REVERSE MOTOR DIRECTION
FOLLOW ME
ENABLE/DISABLE PHOTOCELLS
AUXILIARY LIGHT CONNECTOR
ENABLE/DISABLE AUTOMATIC CLOSE
HUMAN PRESENT
OPERATING LOGIC
PREFLASHING LIGHT
ERROR CODES
ENGINE'S INSTALLATION IN THE RAIL
INSTALLATION OF SUPPORTS

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. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
GENERAL WARNINGS
•This manual contains very important safety and usage information.
very important. Read all instructions carefully before beginning the
installation/usage procedures and keep this manual in a safe place
that it can be consulted whenever necessary.
•This product is intended for use only as described in this manual. Any
other enforcement or operation that is not mentioned is expressly
prohibited, as it may damage the product and put people at risk
causing serious injuries.
•Thismanual is intendedfirstly for specialized technicians, anddoesnot
invalidate the user’s responsibility to read the “User Norms” section in
order to ensure the correct functioning of the product.
•The installation and repair of this product may be done by qualified
and specialized technicians, to assure every procedure are carried
out in accordance with applicable rules and norms. Nonprofessional
and inexperienced users are expressly prohibited of taking any action,
unless explicitly requested by specialized technicians to do so.
•Installations must be frequently inspected for unbalance and the
wear signals of the cables, springs, hinges, wheels, supports and other
mechanical assembly parts.
•Do not use the product if it is necessary repair or adjustment is
required.
•When performing maintenance, cleaning and replacement of parts,
the product must be disconnected from power supply. Also including
any operation that requires opening the product cover.
•The use, cleaning and maintenance of this product may be carried
out by any persons aged eight years old and over and persons whose
physical,sensorialormentalcapacitiesarelower,orbypersonswithout
any knowledge of the product, provided that these are supervision
and instructions given by persons with experienced in terms of usage
of the product in a safe manner and who understands the risks and
dangers involved.
•Children shouldn’t play with the product or opening devices to avoid
the motorized door or gate from being triggered involuntarily.
WARNINGS FOR TECHNICIANS
•Before beginning the installation procedures, make sure that you have
all the devices and materials necessary to complete the installation
of the product.
•You should note your Protection Index (IP) and operating temperature
to ensure that is suitable for the installation site.
•Provide the manual of the product to the user and let them know how
to handle it in an emergency.
•If the automatism is installed on a gate with a pedestrian door, a door
locking mechanism must be installed while the gate is in motion.
•Do not install the product “upside down” or supported by elements do
not support its weight. If necessary, add brackets at strategic points
to ensure the safety of the automatism.
•Do not install the product in explosive site.
•Safety devices must protect the possible crushing, cutting, transport
and danger areas of the motorized door or gate.
•Verify that the elements to be automated (gates, door, windows,
blinds, etc.) are in perfect function, aligned and level. Also verify if the
necessary mechanical stops are in the appropriate places.
•The central must beinstalled onasafe place ofany fluid(rain, moisture,
etc.), dust and pests.
•You must route the various electrical cables through protective tubes,
to protect them against mechanical exertions, essentially on the
power supply cable. Please note that all the cables must enter the
central from the bottom.
•If the automatism is to be installed at a height of more than 2,5m from
the ground or other level of access, the minimum safety and health

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requirements for the use of work equipment workers at the work of
Directive 2009/104/CE of European Parliament and of the Council of 16
September 2009.
•Attach the permanent label for the manual release as close as possible
to the release mechanism.
•Disconnect means, such as a switch or circuit breaker on the electrical
panel, must be provided on the product’s fixed power supply leads in
accordance with the installation rules.
•If the product to be installed requires power supply of 230Vac or 110Vac,
ensure that connection is to an electrical panel with ground connection.
•The product is only powered by low voltage satefy with central (only at
24V motors)
WARNINGS FOR USERS
•Keep this manual in a safe place to be consulted whenever necessary.
•If the product has contact with fluids without being prepared, it must
immediately disconnect from the power supply to avoid short circuits,
and consult a specialized technician.
•Ensure that technician has provided you the product manual and
informed you how to handle the product in an emergency.
•Ifthesystemrequiresanyrepairormodification,unlocktheautomatism,
turn off the power and do not use it until all safety conditions have
been met.
•In the event of tripping of circuits breakers of fuse failure, locate the
malfunctionandsolveit before resetting thecircuitbreaker or replacing
the fuse. If the malfunction is not repairable by consult this manual,
contact a technician.
•Keep the operation area of the motorized gate free while the gate in in
motion, and do not create strength to the gate movement.
•Do not perform any operation on mechanical elements or hinges if the
product is in motion.
RESPONSABILITY
•Supplier disclaims any liability if:
•Product failure or deformation result from improper installation
use or maintenance!
•Safety norms are not followed in the installation, use and
maintenance of the product.
•Instructions in this manual are not followed.
•Damaged is caused by unauthorized modifications
•In these cases, the warranty is voided.
MOTORLINE ELECTROCELOS SA.
Travessa do Sobreiro, nº29
4755-474 Rio Côvo (Santa Eugénia)
Barcelos, Portugal
SYMBOLS LEGEND:
• Important safety
notices
• Useful information
• Programming
information
• Potentiometer
information
• Connectors
information
• Buttons
information

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226mm
205mm
81mm
140mm193mm
70mm
2000/3000mm
68mm
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458mm
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. PACKAGE . AUTOMATION
INSIDE PACKAGE DIMENSIONS
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Elements in the package of 1 motor:
01 • 01 Motoreducer
02 • 01 Motor's control board
03 • 02 4-Channel remote controls
04 • 01 Rail
05 • 04 Rail supports A
06 • 04 Rail supports B
07 • 02 Gate trolley fixing supports
08 • 01 Trolley with unlocker
09 • Mounting accessories
10 • 01 User's manual
Kit components:
KFM and rail dimensions are the following:
Kit package:
Fig. 1
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This automation can be applied to both folding gates and to sectioned gates.
• Motor 24Vdc
• Power Supply 220/110Vac 10% 50/60Hz
• Operating temperature -25°C to 55°C
• Relative humidity ≤90%
• Opening and closing force 2000N
• Frequency 433.92Mhz
• Code type Rolling Code
• Flashing lamp LED
• Courtesy light time 3 minutes
• Noise LpA <= 50dB (A)
• Working frequency Intensive
• Protection grade IP20
• Maximum weight supported by the rail 500kg

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GND Open Stop CloseAlarm 24V PE GND PB
SET
CODE
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DOWN
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. INSTALLATION
CONNECTION SCHEME
A
1 • Motor
2 • Encoder (GND)
3 • LED (+)
4 • Motor
5 • Encoder (+5V)
6 • LED (-)
7 • Encoder (Signal)
B
C
PB • Pushbutton
PE • Photocells
GND • Common
+24V • 24V Power supply
DExternal buttons connections
(on the box door)
ETransformer
FBattery
EXTERIOR BUTTONS
TRANSFORMER
BATTERY
MOTOR
PUSHBUTTON
PHOTOCELL
Do not change the position of the wires!
See menu 8 to invert the motor direc-
tion.
Do not connect to the control
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. INSTALLATION . INSTALLATION
ENGINE'S INSTALLATION IN THE RAIL ENGINE'S INSTALLATION IN THE RAIL
The recommended space to be used between the
rail supports is 1500mm, counting from the center
of the holes of each support.
1• To adjust the mounting bracket installation po-
sition, turn the adjusting nuts as shown in figure
12.
Use the screws that are inside the as-
sembly accessory bag.
Fig. 12
1• Remove the automation cover and loosen the
screws.
3• Place the motor in the rail by inserting the ou-
tput shaft into the rail's hexagon fitting.
5• Adjust the chain tension by tightening or loo-
sening the nut.
2• Turn the automation over and open it by pulling
the casing up.
4• Close the automation by reassembling the co-
ver and the casing.
6• When finished, insert the fixation screws.
7• Tighten the motor fixation screws to the plate.
INSTALLATION OF SUPPORTS

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SET
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SET
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. PROGRAMMING
PREPARATION
. PROGRAMMING
1• When turning on the power, the courtesy light will
be active for a few seconds and the display will show
a value ranging from "9" to "0". Then, the automation
enter in stand-by mode.
2• At the end the display will show the signs " " or
"-" signs. The automation is ready to be programmed.
In the diagram below you can see the automation control board, as well as the legend of the buttons to
be used for programming.
Display
CODE Button
UP Button
DOWN Button
SET Button
Keep the trolley locked, pull and push the door manually. Make sure the trolley is connected
to the power supply.
PROGRAMMING THE MOTOR COURSE
1• Press and hold the SET button
until menu 1 appears.
1• Click on the CODE button. The
display will show" ".
2• Then press and hold the UP
button. The display will flash with
"".
2• Click on a button of the trans-
mitter and then click on the but-
ton of the remote control again.
The display will show " " flashing.
3• When the door fully opens,
click the SET button and th " "
will appear.
3• When the configuration is
complete, the function shown
in the figure will appear on the
display.
6• When the configuration is
complete, the function " " will
appear on the display.
4• Press and hold the DOWN but-
ton. The display will be flashing as
shown in the figure.
5• When the door closes, click
SET. The door will automatically
open and close to set forces and
sensitivities.
PROGRAMMING REMOTE CONTROLS
To avoid coding errors, it is recommended not to exceed the maximum limit of 20 stored
codes.

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SET
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SET
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SET
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SET
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SET
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SET
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SET
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SET
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SET
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. PROGRAMMING . PROGRAMMING
DELETE REMOTE CONTROLS
STOP SPEED/DECELERATION RAMP SETTING
1• When the control board rea-
ches the maximum limit of 20
codes stored, the "F" function
flashes.
2• Press and hold the CODE but-
ton for 8 seconds " " will appear
on the display.
3• The "C" function will flash.
All codes have been eliminated.
1• Press and hold the SET button
until the menu 3 appears. Click
SET again to enter the menu.
2• The current force value is dis-
played. By default the value is
"5". Click UP to increase or DOWN
to decrease.
3• Click SET to confirm the se-
lected value. Force values range
from "1" to "9".
FORCE ADJUSTMENTS
SLOWDOWNTIME TIME SETTING
After completing this configuration, for safety, you should verify that the the configured force
is correct. If "b" appears, you must program the motor course again, with the desired force.
1• Press and hold the SET button
until the menu 5 appears. Click
SET to enter.
1• Press and hold the SET button
until the menu 6 appears. Click SET
to enter.
2• Click UP/DOWN to change the
value between "1" and "6" (each
value represents a 5% variation
of the slowdown time).
2• Click UP/DOWN to change the
value between "4" and "7" (each
value represents a 10% change in
total speed).
3• Click on SET to confirm the
value you have set and then "-"
starts flashing while the course
is fully recognized. This action
occurs whenever you change the
value of this parameter.
3• Click on SET to confirm the
value you have set and then "-"
starts flashing while the course
is fully recognized. This action
occurs whenever you change the
value of this parameter.
The higher the selected value, the greater the slowdown distance.
The lower the selected value, the lower the stopping speed.

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DOWN
SET
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UP
DOWN
SET
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UP
DOWN
SET
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UP
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SET
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DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
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UP
DOWN
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. PROGRAMMING. PROGRAMMING
"FOLLOW ME"
0 = Invalid function;
1 to A = 1 to 10 seconds;
This function only works when using automatic closing and photocells.
1• Press and hold the SET button
until menu 9 appears. Clic SET to
enter.
2• Click UP/DOWN to change the
value between "0" and "A". 3• Click SET to confirm the value you set.
If you do not use photocells, make sure the display is showing "¦ ¦." in order to keep this
function inactive. When the photocell function is active and you try to close the door, the
display will show "" flashing, if they are obstructed.
1• Press and hold the DOWN but-
ton until "¦ ¦." appears. Click SET to
enter the menu.
2• To enable the photocells select
"H." (UP button). To disable photo-
cells, select "¦ ¦."(DOWN button).
3• Click SET to confirm the selec-
ted value and exit.
ENABLE/DISABLE PHOTOCELLS
REVERSE MOTOR DIRECTION
1• Press and hold the SET button
until menu 8 appears. Click SET to
enter.
4• Reprogram menu 1 and 2.
2• If the motor movement direc-
tion does not match what you
want, change between (0 or 1).
3• Click SET to confirm the value
you set.
SLOWDOWN SPEED SETTING
1• Press and hold the SET button
until the menu 7 appears. Click
SET to enter.
2• Click UP/DOWN to change the
value between "0" and "9". Se-
lect the appropriate deceleration
time.
3• Click on SET to confirm the
value you have set and then "-"
starts flashing while the course
is fully recognized. This action
occurs whenever you change the
value of this parameter.
The lower the selected value, the shorter the deceleration time.
The higher the selected value, the longer the deceleration time, working smoother.

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SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
SET
CODE
UP
DOWN
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AUXILIARY LIGHT CONNECTOR
. PROGRAMMING
1• Press and hold the SET button
until "b" appears. Click SET to enter. 2• Click UP/DOWN to change the value between "0" and "9". 3• Click SET to confirm the selec- ted value and exit.
1• Press and hold the SET button
until function "c" appears. Press
SET again to enter the menu.
1• Press and hold the SET button
until function "c". appears. Press
SET again to enter the menu
2• Click UP/DOWN to select a value
between "0-3".
"0" disables the function, "1" for
remote control, "2" for push nutton
and "3" to use both.
2• Click UP/DOWN to select a value
between "0-9".
"0"indicatesthe lightdoes notflash,
it gives steady light. Each number
shown on the display (1 to 9)
3• Click SET to confirm the selec-
ted value and exit.
3• Click SET to confirm the selec-
ted value and exit.
HUMAN PRESENT
PREFLASHING LIGHT
OPERATING LOGIC
1• Press and hold the SET button
until the A menu appears. Click
SET to enter.
2• Click UP/DOWN to change the
value between "0" and "2".
"0" - step by step;
"1" - automatic;
"2" - condominium.
3• Click SET to confirm the value
you selected.
ENABLE/DISABLE AUTOMATIC CLOSE
1• Press and hold the UP button
until "0" appears. Click SET to en-
ter the menu.
2• Click UP to increase the auto-
-close time or click DOWN to de-
crease it. To disable the function,
select "0".
3• Click SET to confirm the selec-
ted value and exit
. PROGRAMMING
0= Automatic closing inactive; 1 = 10 sec.; 2 = 20 sec.; 3 = 30 sec.; 4 = 40 sec.; 5 = 50 sec.;
6 = 60 sec.; 7 = 90 sec.; 8 = 120 sec. and 9 = 180 sec.
This function works when the door is completely open.
0 = auxiliary light mode; 1 = alarm light on when the engine is running; 2-9 = flashing light
frequency. The higher the selected value, the slower the alarm light flashes and the longer
the interval.
If the light is not strong enough, you can use an external auxiliary light.
You can use remote controls and push buttons.

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. COMPONENTS TEST
V MOTOR
Motor rotates to
one direction
(eg: right)
24V Battery
Motor's wires
24V Battery 24V Battery
Motor rotates in
the opposite
direction (eg: left)
Fig. 64
To detect which is the component with problems in a KFM automation install, it is sometimes necessary
to run a test directly to an external power supply (another 24V battery).
The scheme below shows how to connect the motor to the battery.
All tests must be performed by qualified technicians due to serious danger associated with
the misuse of electrical systems!
NOTES:
• To make these tests it isn't necessary to remove it from the location where it is installed,
because in this way, you can understand If the automation works properly directly connected
to the external battery.
• Once you connect the wires to a battery 24V, the motor must work for one direction. To test
the opposite movement, change the position of the wires connected to the battery.
. PROGRAMMATION
ERROR CODES
Automatic closing on
Automatic lock on
System blocked
Emergency STOP
Exceeded working time
Blocked
End of superior course reached
Lower inferior of stroke reached
The red and black wires are connected in opposite positions
Abnormal element/encoder detected
Obstructed photocells
Upper and lower limit switches are swapped
The set motion range is too short
Voltage is too low
Overcurrent protection

 EN
. TROUBLESHOOTING
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FINAL CONSUMERS INSTRUCTIONS FOR FINAL TECHNICIANS
Anomaly Cause Solution
When I turn on the power, the light and
motor do not work
There is a problem with the power supply Check that the plug is working
The fuse is damaged Replace the fuse (make sure you use the proper fuse)
After doing course recognition, the motor
does not work
The pressure screw of the limit switch may be loose Tighten the limit switch screw
Course recognition was performed poorly or an error occurred
during the process
Start by make the recognition of the course. First the opening and then the closing
The motor opens but does not close
Photocell function is enable
Cancel settings, align photocells and receivers, check for obstacles in front of photocellsAccessories are not connected
Photocell misalignment or blocked light
If the push button is pressed, the motor
runs normally, but if a remote control is
pressed, the motor does not start.
The remote control is not memorized Memorize the remote control
The remote control battery is running low Change the battery (use the battery indicated for the remote control)
The remote control only works close to
the central
Remote control light is dark
"A" appears on the display Automatic door closing on Cancel automatic closing according to the "ENABLE/DISABLE AUTOMATIC CLOSE" menu, page 10A
Overcurrent protection Check if the door is stuck or replace with a higher power motor
"b" appears on the display Blocked Adjust the force, page 8A, to reprogram the course
"d" appears on the display The ascent and descent limit is reversed Adjust the direction, page 9A
"F" appears on the display System blocked Press SET 6 times (fast) and the display shows a value of "9 to 0" and the program will restore the factory
settings.
"h" appears on the display The motor wires, red and black, are connected in reverse. Change the order of the motor wires.
"H" appears on the display Abnormal speed Check if the control board connections are ok
"P" appears on the display Low voltage Check if the input voltage is normal
"r" appears on the display Photocell is enable Deactivate photocell protection, according to the "ENABLE/DISABLE PHOTOCELLS" menu, page 9B
"S" appears on the display The course is too short Reset course according to the menu "PROGRAMMING THE MOTOR COURSE", page 7B
Emergency Stop Check the emergency button

 EN
. TROUBLESHOOTING
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FINAL CONSUMERS INSTRUCTIONS FOR FINAL TECHNICIANS
Anomaly Cause Solution
"t" appears on the display Operating timeout Reset course according to the menu "PROGRAMMING THE MOTOR COURSE", page 7B
appears on the display Run motor to the superior Limit Press the close button
appears on the display Run motor to inferior Limit Press the open button
appears on the display No spill
Reset course according to the menu "PROGRAMMING THE MOTOR COURSE", page 7B
appears on the display Ineffective programming
LC Cable disconnected/poorly connected Reconnect the motor cable to the control board