Motroline MC101 Instruction Manual

CONTROL BOARD
MC101
USER / INSTALLER MANUAL
ÍNDEX 
00. CONTENT
01. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
 standards to follow | page 01.B
02. THE CONTROL BOARD
 technical specifications | page 01.B
 dippers function | page 01.B
 connectors | page 02.A
03. CONFIGURATION
 transmmiter’s configuration | page 02.B
 functionalities | page 03.A
 instalation process | page 03.B
04. DIAGNOSIS
 failures diagnosis | page 04.A
 motor diagnosis | page 04.A
05. CONNECTION SCHEME
 component connection to the control board | page 04.B
v1.0
REV. 05/2014
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01. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
 STANDARDS TO FOLLOW TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 
DIPPERS FUNCTION 
02. THE CONTROL BOARD
ATTENTION:
 To ensure the safety of people, it is important that you read all the following
instructions.Incorrect installation or incorrect use of the product can cause physical
injury and material damage.
 Keep these instructions in a safe place for future reference.
 This product was designed and produced strictly for the use indicated in this
manual. Any other use, not expressly indicated here, could compromise the good
condition/operation of the product and/or be a source of danger.
 ELECTROCELOS SA is not responsible for the improper use of the product,
or other use than that for which it was designed.
 ELECTROCELOS SA is not responsible if safety standards were not taken
into account when installing the equipment, or for any deformation that may occur to
it.
 ELECTROCELOS SA is not responsible for the safety and proper operation
when using components not sold by them.
 Do not make any modifications to the operator components and / or their
accessories.
 Beore installation unplug the automatism from the source of power.
 The installer must inform the client how to handle the product in case of
emergency and provide this manual to user.
 Keep remote controls away from children, to prevent the automated
system from being activated involuntarily.
 The customer shall not, under any circumstances, attempt to repair or tune
the automatism. Must call qualified technician only.
 Connect the automatism to a 230V plug with ground wire.
 Control board for indoor use.
01.A 01.B
 Power supply AC V /Hz
 Motor output
OP Transmitters
 Maximum memory capacity
Working temperature
 Incorporated Radio Receptor
 Auxiliary accessories output
W máx.
 bits or Rolling Code
 Codes
 Input Fuse standard Øxmm FALV
°C to °C
, Mhz
 VDC  W  mA máx.
ON
OFF
1 2 3 4
Dip 
Dip 
LEGEND: Central
Dippers Scheme in
standard mode.
Enables automatic closing after
pause time.
Disables the automatic closing.
Enables the use/programming of 
buttons either in transmitters as in
push buttons.
 button opens and the other closes.
Enables the use/programming of
only  button in transmitters and
push buttons with the function
openstopclosestop ....
Dip 
Disables the PRESENT MAN
function in closing maneuvers.
Enables the PRESENT MAN function
in closing maneuvers.
it’s necessary to keep the key
pressed down to close.
Dip  Disables the photocells use
CN.
Enables the photocells use
CN.
ON (up) OFF (down)

CN2 CN1
 CONNECTOR’S DESCRIPTION
01  230V Line Input (phase) - PH
02  230V Line Input (neutral) - NEUT
03  Motor’s Output - Common - COM MOT
04  Motor’s Output - Closing - CLOS
05  Motor’s Output - Opening - OPEN
06  Photocells power supply output - 12VDC
07  Common output - COM
08  Opening push-button input (NO) - UP
09  Closing push-button input (NO) - DOWN
10  Photocells input (NC) - PHOTO
02. CONTROL BOARD
 CONNECTORS TRANSMITTERS CONFIGURATION 
03. CONFIGURATION
02.A 02.B
CN CN
Motor:
04 and 05 The motor phases must be connected in these two terminals. If
the motor direction is the opposite to the desired simply switch the two
wires to reverse direction.
Security circuit - Photocells:
07 (COM) and 10  This circuit allows connection of all photocells types.
This device intervenes only during the pause time and during closure. In
pause time it keeps the automatism opened. When it is activated during
closing maneuvers, it stops and starts a complete automatism opening.
Mecanic push-button:
07 (COM), 08 e 09  This circuit allows the connection of mechanical
push-buttons with two button for opening and closing.
NOTA  You can, with a one button’s push-button , control the opening and
closing of the automation in step mode (open-stop-close-stop (...) always
with the same button. To enable this feature, you must put the DIP2 to OFF
and connect the push-button only at terminal 08 - UP and terminal
07-COM.
Before proceeding to the control board configuration, please note the following
points listed in the table below in order to better understand the control board
function:
Button 1
Button 2
Button 3
Button 4
[MX4SP]
Button 1
Button 2
Button 3
Button 4
[MXS4SP]
 New transmitters configuration   keys DIP  ON
  Press the P button once and the LED CODE will light during sec.
  While the CODE LED is light up, press the opening desired transmiter key during
sec and CODE LED will blink twice.
  The CODE LED will be light up again and you must now press the transmitter key
for closing during  sec and CODE LED will blink twice.
  Let the CODE LED go off and the transmitter is now configured.
 New transmitters configuration   key DIP  OFF
  Press the P button once and the LED CODE will light up during sec.
  While the CODE LED is light up, press the desired transmiter key during sec and
CODE LED will blink twice.
  Let the CODE LED go off and the transmitter is now configured.
NOTE: After you program the first transmitter, the control board will only accept new
transmitters of the same type. For example, if the first programmed transmitter is set
for rolling code, the central will only accept more rolling code transmitters until a
maximum of  transmitters.
 Programming remote controls without access to the control
board
• Using an already configured TRANSMITTER:
  Press transmitter’s  and  keys simultaneously for sec.
  Press the new transmitter’s desired opening key for sec.
  Wait sec and press the desired closure key for sec.
  Wait sec and can now use the new device.
•Using one PUSHBUTTON connected to the control board:
  Press for  seconds simultaneously the opening and closing buttons.
  Press the new transmitter’s desired opening key for sec.
  Wait sec and press the desired closure key for sec.
  Wait sec and can now use the new device.
 Erase all configured transmitters
  Press and hold the P key for sec. The CODE LED will remain light up the entire
time and will start to blink at the end of sec.
  Release the P key and LED CODE will stop flashing and remain lit for sec so that
you configure a new transmitter note the DIP position.
  If you do not want to configure new transmitter, let the CODE LED go off without
pressing any key.

03. CONFIGURATION
 TRANSMITTERS CONFIGURATION
 FEATURES
FEATURES 
INSTALLATION PROCESS 
03.CONFIGURATION
03.A 03.B
 New transmitters configuration   keys DIP  ON
  Press the P button once and the LED CODE will light during sec.
  While the CODE LED is light up, press the opening desired transmiter key during
sec and CODE LED will blink twice.
  The CODE LED will be light up again and you must now press the transmitter key
for closing during  sec and CODE LED will blink twice.
  Let the CODE LED go off and the transmitter is now configured.
 New transmitters configuration   key DIP  OFF
  Press the P button once and the LED CODE will light up during sec.
  While the CODE LED is light up, press the desired transmiter key during sec and
CODE LED will blink twice.
  Let the CODE LED go off and the transmitter is now configured.
NOTE: After you program the first transmitter, the control board will only accept new
transmitters of the same type. For example, if the first programmed transmitter is set
for rolling code, the central will only accept more rolling code transmitters until a
maximum of  transmitters.
 Programming remote controls without access to the control
board
• Using an already configured TRANSMITTER:
  Press transmitter’s  and  keys simultaneously for sec.
  Press the new transmitter’s desired opening key for sec.
  Wait sec and press the desired closure key for sec.
  Wait sec and can now use the new device.
•Using one PUSHBUTTON connected to the control board:
  Press for  seconds simultaneously the opening and closing buttons.
  Press the new transmitter’s desired opening key for sec.
  Wait sec and press the desired closure key for sec.
  Wait sec and can now use the new device.
 Erase all configured transmitters
  Press and hold the P key for sec. The CODE LED will remain light up the entire
time and will start to blink at the end of sec.
  Release the P key and LED CODE will stop flashing and remain lit for sec so that
you configure a new transmitter note the DIP position.
  If you do not want to configure new transmitter, let the CODE LED go off without
pressing any key.
 Adjusting the Working Time and the Pause Time
The Working Time can be set to sec ,sec and sec .
To set any of these values, press the P button as many times as needed until the
desired option is defined while the engine is running.
 For each pulse in the P button with the motor running, the CODE LED will flash
once for sec, twice for sec and thrice to sec.
The Pause Time can be set to sec, sec and sec.
To set any of these values, press the P button repeatedly until the desired option is
defined while the engine is paused must enable autolocking by putting DIPON.
 For each pulse in the P button with the motor opened in pause time, the CODE LED
will flash one time for sec, two times for sec and three times to sec.
NOTE:
 The Working Time should be set to a value above the actual required working time.
For example, if the automatism needs sec to go all the course, you must set the
Working Time for sec.
 Setting the motor working direction
To verify that the operating direction is correct, proceed as follows:
  With a configured transmittergive order with the key that you have programmed in
the first place and the automatism must begin to open. If it starts to close, swap the
motor wires at terminals  and  from the CN connector.
 Safety photocells NC
  To enable the use of photocells, place the Dipper  to OFF.
Safety photocells act as follows:
 In opening maneuvers, has no action.
 When opened, the photocells cause the gate to remain open if there is an obstacle in
front of them.
 In closing maneuvers, the gate stops and starts to open immediately, stopping at the
end of the working time or at the end of the opening limitswitch.
  Connect the control board to a Vpower supply terminals  and   CN.
  Configure the Dippers according to the used devices and the desired type of
operation.
  Configure transmitter.
NOTE: Be aware of any component connected to the control board as the motor or
photocells.
This control board can operate all types of motor which doesn’t exceed W of
power and photocells which doesn’t exceed a consumption over mA.

04. DIAGNOSIS
 FAILURES DIAGNOSIS
 MOTOR DIAGNOSIS
COMPONENT CONNECTION TO THE CONTROL BOARD 
05. CONNECTION SCHEME
04.A 04.B
 DOOR OPENS BUT DOESN’T CLOSE
  Put the DIP ON to disable the photocells. Try to close the automatism.
If it closes, the problem is in photocells. If it doesn’t close, the problem is in the control
board or in the motor. Do the test below to diagnose.
 MOTOR DOESN’T WORKING
  Do the test below to diagnose if the failure is in the engine or in another
component. If the engine is running check the following:
 Control board’s power supply and control board’s entrance fuse.
The control board comes from factory with a AV fuse. This can be changed
according to the motor consumption to a maximum of AV!
The test below serves only to identify if the problem is in the motor or in the control
board. If the engine is running connected to a power source, it means that the
problem is in another component, such as control board or power supplies.
All tests must be performed by professional technicians due to serious danger
associated with the misuse of electrical systems!
To detect which components
have problems in an installa-
tion, it is sometimes necessary
to perform a test with a direct
connection to a 230V power
supply.
NOTES:
 The order to connect the
capacitator with the automa-
tism wires is not important as
long as you connect one with
the Brown wire and the other
with the Black wire;
 The common should always
be connected to the power
supply.
POWER SUPPLY
230V
CAPACITATOR
Ground
wire
Common
Black
Brown
ROLLING
MOTOR
V
DV NCNA COM
12/24V
DV 12/24V
~ ~~ ~
Photocells
Push-Button 1 button
(DIP2 OFF)
Push-Button
2 buttons
(DIP2 ON)
1
ON
234
1 2 3 4 5
F N COM CH AP
V MOTOR
1 2 3 4 5
UP DOWN
BOTÃO FOTOCOM12V
RECEPTOR
FUSE ØX
FALV
LED CODE
P
CN
P
CN
MOTOR