Nabco 243681-05 User manual

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NABCO Entrances, Inc.
1-877-622-2694
Muskego, Wisconsin
Installation Instructions
Radio Controls For Automated Door Systems
NABCO Part #243681-05 (4 wire) Receiver 300 MHZ
This combination of radio controls is designed to remotely control
either a NABCO Entrances or a competitor’s automatic door. We
have provided an assortment of wiring diagrams that will allow
installation of the Receiver into many of NABCO’s swing and
sliding automatic door systems. If you need additional information
for competitors products, please contact the NABCO Engineering
Department.
The transmitter/receiver combination is functional with as many as
1024 code variations to accommodate the owner’s preferences. All
radio controls are set with the even numbered switches in the “ON”
p
osition when they leave the factory, therefore, it is recommended
that an alternate code be selected and set at the time of installation.
Please refer to the “Setting the Codes” section for instructions.
The radio frequency (RF) portions of the controls are tuned to
standard frequencies and are thoroughly tested at the factory. No
RF adjustments are needed nor should any be attempted.
TRANSMITTER BATTERY PLACEMENT
Batteries are included in the transmitter. A standard 9 volt battery
is provided. We recommend a high performance battery for longer
life.
Install the battery in the rear of the transmitter. Use a small
screwdriver to pry the code switch access cover from the unit. In
severe cold, warm the transmitter to room temperature before
p
rying on the cover to avoid cracking the plastic tabs.
SETTING THE ACCESS CODES
RECEIVER: Use a small screwdriver to pry the code switch access
cover from the receiver. Use a small screwdriver to set the code
switches on the receiver.
TRANSMITTER: Use a small screwdriver to pry the code switch
access cover from the receiver. Use a small screwdriver to set the
code switches on the receiver so that they match the exact codes on
the receiver. Avoid using sequential or odd/even code sequences.
I
MPORTANT! The code on the transmitter must match the receiver
code exactly or the system will not function. (See Figure #1)
N
ote:
The switches are in the “ON” position when the switch is depressed
toward the number.
After the codes have been set, reinsert the access covers on both
units.
RECEIVER INSTALLATION
The receiver may be mounted directly inside the door header or may
be mounted outside and wired into the door header. The antenna
should be secured outside and extended as far as possible in a
vertical position.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
POWER REQUIREMENTS
Model 300, 400, 500 &710 swing doors with Magnum or analog
controls do not need a separate power source. The swing door
control board will provide adequate amperage to power the
receiver.
Refer to the wiring diagrams at the back of this manual for more
information.
Model 1175 Sliding Door Systems & Model 300, 400 swing
doors with “U” series microprocessors require a 24 VAC
transformer as a power source. This transformer is NOT provided
in this package and needs to be ordered separately (P/N 142101).
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Figure 1

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OPERATIONAL CHECK
To verify operation, position yourself at a distance of 25 feet from the receiver and press the transmitter button. Operation should be reliable
at this distance but environment and location of both the transmitter and receiver may affect the range. Try different locations and positions.
If operation is still unsatisfactory, consider the following for troubleshooting:
1. If the door does not open when the wall switch is pressed, be sure that:
a. The transmitter and receiver are set to the same code.
b. The LED on the transmitter illuminates when the button is pushed. If it does not, it could mean:
1. A dead battery
2. A defective transmitter
c. If the LED barely illuminates or only flashes, it could mean:
1. The pulse extender board is defective
2. The battery is weak.
d. The relay is working, it should be heard clicking on the receiver when the transmitter is activated. If no relay can be heard:
1. The transmitter is not sending a signal or the receiver is not receiving it. Try substituting another transmitter or receiver if
available.
3. If, after performing the above operational checks, the controls still do not function, they should be returned to NABCO Entrances for
repair or replacement.
TO REPLACE OR ADD A NEW TRANSMITTER
A replacement or new transmitter or receiver may be matched to the companion receiver or transmitter. To order, specify the Part Number
as noted on the first page of this manual. Customer Service Representatives can provide the proper replacement unit. The digital code must
be reset to match the existing sequence.
FCC NOTICE
Users of the transmitter with the pulse extender board are authorized under part 15 of the FCC rules to use this device without a license.
However, making any modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer may void the user’s authority to operate this device.

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Figure 2
Wiring Diagram for Radio Activation
on a GT 300, 400, 500, 600 or 710 Swing Door with Magnum Board
Figure 3
Wiring Diagram for Radio Activation and Electric Strike
on a GT 300, 400, 500, 600 or 710 Swing Door with Magnum Board
White
Green
+ Red
- Black
}
CONNECT TO TERMINAL BLOCK #5 RED 24VAC COMMON
24 Volts AC\DC
CONNECT TO TERMINAL BLOCK # 6 BLACK ACTIVATION
CONNECT TO TERMINAL BLOCK # 1 BROWN 24VAC
Four Wire
Radio Receiver
(part # 24-3681-05)
P/N 142101
Customer
LOCK DELAY OPER. LOCK OPER.DELAY
CCNC NO NC NO
+OUT
TRIG REF TRIG 12 - 24V
LOCK RLY OPER RLY MOM GND EXTD POWER
+ Red
- Black
}
CONNECT TO TERMINAL BLOCK #5 RED 24VAC COMMON
CONNECT TO TERMINAL BLOCK #6 BLACK ACTIVATION
OR BLACK WIRE OF ROCKER SWITCH
SA-1 Door sequencer (P/N 1410062)
Brown
Orange
Magnum Control
Four Wire
Radio Receiver
(part # 24-3681-05)
White
24 Volts AC\DC
Green
Supplied 24
VAC Electric
Strike
120 VAC
24 VAC
Transformer

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Figure 4
Wiring Diagram for Radio Activation
on a Swinging, Sliding, or Folding Door with a “U” series Microprocessor
Figure 5
Wiring Diagram for Radio Activation
on a Swing Door Analog Control
White
Green
+ Red
- Black }24 Volts AC\DC
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Brown
Orange
Green
(if used)
Red
or
Black
Red
Green
(if used)
Brown
Orange
or
Black
Cut Main Harness and
Splice in Radio
Receiver as Illustrated
ToMicroprocessorControl
24 Volts AC Transformer
Part # 14-2101
Four Wire
Radio Receiver
(part # 24-3681-05)
White
Green
+ Red
- Black }
24 Volts AC\DC
Red - Common
Black - Activation
Blue - 24 VAC
White -Safety
Switch Harness
Four Wire
Radio Receiver
(part # 24-3681-05)
Model
2200
Time
Delay