Nabco Magnum 4A Control Guide

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Muskego, Wisconsin 53150
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WARNING
• Turn OFF all power to the Automac Door if a Safety System is not working.
• Instruct the Owner to keep all power turned OFF unl correcve acon can be achieved by a NABCO
trained technician. Failure to follow these pracces may result in serious consequences.
• NEVER leave a Door operang without all Safety detecon systems operaonal.
Swing Door Operator
Wiring and Adjustment Manual
** with Magnum 4A Control*
DN 0557
LED
TRANSFORMER
AUX
PWR
J2
J5
AC IN
SW2
SW1
F1
RELAY RELAY
J4
TDAS
SIGNAL
INPUT
TDPG
LCHK
CLOSE
Fuse 1: 0.5A 24 VAC
STOP
OPEN
BCHK
CURRENT
LIMIT MOTOR
J1
R28
MAGNUM 4A
F2
Fuse 2: 5A 120/240
Capacitor
MOV
1234O
F F

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Table of Contents
Warning Labels ....................................................................iii
General Safety Recommendaons ....................................................iv
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Secon 1a. To the Installer ...........................................................1-5
Secon 1b. Objecve................................................................1-5
 ............................................
Secon 2a. Electrical Specicaons ....................................................2-6
Secon 2b. Output Power Guidelines ..................................................2-7
 ..............................
Secon 3a. Main Harness ............................................................3-8
Secon 3b. Power Harness ...........................................................3-9
Secon 3c. Motor Harness (300-400-500)..............................................3-10
Secon 3d. Motor Harness (710-8310-8710) ...........................................3-10
Secon 3e. Fuses ..................................................................3-10
............................. 
Secon 4a. Swing Door Posions .....................................................4-11
Secon 4b. Adjustments ............................................................4-11
Secon 4c. Status LEDs .............................................................4-16
 ......................... 
 .................................... 
............................... 
Secon 7a. GT-300-400-500 Single Door ...............................................7-21
Secon 7b. GT-300-400-500 (Simultaneous Pair) ........................................7-22
Secon 7c. GT-300-400-500 (Simultaneous Pair w/One Magnum 4A Control) ................7-23
Secon 7d. GT-710-8310-8710 Single Door.............................................7-24

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Secon 7e. GT-710-8310-8710 (Simultaneous Pair) ......................................7-25
Secon 7f. GT-710-8310-8710 (Simultaneous Pair w/One Magnum 4A Control)...............7-26
Secon 7g. GT-1400 Single Fold with One Magnum 4A Control ............................7-27
Secon 7h. GT-1400 Bi-Fold with Two Magnum 4A Controls...............................7-28
Secon 7i. GT-1400 Bi-Fold with One Magnum 4A Control ................................7-29
 ........................... 
Secon 8a. Transformer Installaon and Wiring for 240 Volts..............................8-30
 ........................................ 

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WARNING LABELS
Warning labels are universal and used to alert an individual of potential harm to one’s self or to others. The following warning
labels are listed in a hierarchy order that denes the most potential danger rst, and the least potential danger last. Please refer
to this page in the event that a warning label is displayed within this manual and further denition needs to be explained.
Indicates potentially dangerous situations. Danger is used when there is a
hazardous situation where there is a high probability of severe injury or death.
It should not be considered for property damage unless personal injury risk
is present.
Indicates a hazardous situation which has some probability of severe injury.
It should not be considered for property damage unless personal injury risk
is present.
Indicates a hazardous situation which may result in a minor injury. Caution
should not be used when there is a possibility of serious injury. Caution should
not be considered for property damage accidents unless a personal injury risk
is present.
Notice: Indicates a statement of company policy as the message relates to the personal
safety or protection of property. Notice should not be used when there is a
hazardous situation or personal risk.

DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION

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GENERAL SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS
Read, study and understand general safety recommendations, warning labels,
installation and operating instructions contained in, or referenced in this manual
before operating. If you do not understand the instruction, ask a qualied
technician. Failure to do so may result in bodily injury, or property damage and
will nullify all warranties.
Notice: This manual and the owner’s manual must be given to and retained by the
purchasing facility or end user.
Disconnect all power to the junction box prior to making any electrical
connections. Failure to do so may result in seriouc personal or fatal injury. When
uncertain whether power supply is disconnected, always verify using a voltmeter.
Notice: Wiring must meet all local, state, federal or other governing agency codes.
All electrical troublshooting or service must be performed by trained, qualied
electrical technicians and comply with all applicable governing agency codes.
Do not place nger or uninsulated tools inside the electrical controller. Touching
wires or other parts inside the enclosure may cause electrical shock, serious
injury or death.
The Ground wire from the Magnum IV Control 120 VAC Harness, and the Incoming
120 VAC Ground wire must be connected to the Ground screw located within the
Swing door Header.
Do Not touch other parts of the Magnum IV Control board with a screwdriver or
anything else metal. Damage to electrical circuitry may occur.
If the door appears broken or does not seem to work correctly, it should be
immediately removed from service until repairs can be carried out or a qualied
service technician is contacted for corrective action.





WARNING
DANGER
CAUTION
DANGER
CAUTION
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
The purpose of this manual is to familiarize the installer and purchaser with the proper
installation and operation of this system. It is essential that this equipment be properly installed
and operational before the door is used by the public. It is the installer’s responsibility to inspect
the operation of the entrance system to be sure it complies with any applicable standards. In
the United States, ANSI Standard 156.10 is used to cover Full Automatic swing doors and ANSI
Standard 156.19 is used to cover Low Energy swing doors. Other local standards or codes may
apply. Use them in addition to the ANSI standards.
Instruct the building owners and operator on the essentials of the operation of the Magnum 4A
Control and Operator. The owner should follow these instructions to determine whether the door
is operating properly and should immediately call for service if there is any malfunction.


The Magnum 4A Control is designed to be installed within the Header of Gyro Tech Swing doors.
Earlier versions of Gyro Tech GT-300, GT-400, GT-500 and GT-700 Swing Door Operators can be
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contact Customer Service at 1-888-679-3319.
This manual offers step by step instructions.

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The Magnum 4A Control is utilized on all Gyro Tech Swing Door systems to control numerous
operating characteristics of the door. Some features of the Control are listed below:
►(2) Safety inputs for a Normally Open or Normally Closed circuit:
• Safety with a built in Internal Lockout.
• Continuous Safety Input that is always active.
►Sequential or Timer Mode operation.
►(2) Multifunction LEDs to indicate what the Magnum 4A is reacting to at any instant during
the Swing door Cycle.
►Push-N-Go feature.
►Adjustable Potentiometer to control whether the swing door stops, or creeps open when
door mounted swing side Sensor is activated.
►24 VAC 0.5 amp output used for Auxiliary Devices.
►“Close on Obstruction” feature that is adjustable by using the “Current Limit” potentiometer.
►(2) Position Slide Switch to permit the installer to choose Low Energy or Full Automatic
mode of operation.


that might be commonly used. Onsite wiring may be different from that shown.


Table 2-1 Sensors
Sensor Part Number Function Power Source Current Consumption
Acuvision 14-10823-01 Infrared 12 to 24 AC or DC 80mA
(ea.unit) at 12VDC
Acuwave 14-11980-10 Infrared 12 to 24 AC or DC 80mA
Acusensor 3 14-8902-3 Infrared 12 to 24 VAC or VDC 250mA
Optex i-one 14-13036 Infrared 12 to 24 VAC or 12 to 30 VDC 130mA
Table 2-2 Modules
Module Part Number Function Power Source Current Consumption
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
24-11467  12 to 24 AC or DC 50mA
(ea.unit) at 12VDC
Multi Module 14-12240  12 to 24 AC or DC 40mA

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Table 2-3 Power Wiring
Wiring Power Current Consumption
Maximum Input 120 VAC (±10%), AC 50-60 Hz 500mA (0.5amps)
Output (Available for Accessories) 24 AC 500mA (0.5amps)
Available Wire Size for Incoming Power 14 AWG -
Thermo-Couple Automatic 120 VAC cutoff of overheated motor -
Opening Hold Time Adjustable 0-60 seconds -
Fuses 1 x 120 VAC 5A Glass Fuse -
1 x 24 VAC non-replaceable -
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current draw from the Magnum 4A Control must not exceed 500mA (0.5 amps) when
outputting power to:
►Sensors
►Modules
►Accessories
►Auxiliary Equipment
If  current draw exceeds 500 mA (0.5 amps) the installer must utilize an auxiliary power
supply such as the 
The Magnum 4A Control must Not be used to output power to:
►Magnetic Locks
►Electric Strikes
To determine if an auxiliary power supply must be used, add the total current draw of all devices.
Please refer to the formula shown below:

2 x Acusensor 3 @ 110 mA = 200 mA
 50 mA
Total = 250 mA
250mA does not exceed total current draw.
An Auxiliary Power Supply does not need to be used.
CAUTION

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3-8 Magnum 4A Board Terminals
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The Magnum 4A Control is used to power and control operating characteristics of the door. This
is done through the use of harnesses that are connected to terminals located on the Magnum 4A

.
Figure #-1 Magnum 4A Control Wiring
DN 0596
F1
J2
J4
J5
J1 Terminal Connector Harness
J1 Input Signal Main
J2 Auxiliary Power Main
J4 Incoming Power Power
J5 Motor Motor
F1 Rese able Fuse N/A
F2 Not Rese ableFuseN/A
LED
TRANSFORMER
AUX
PWR
J2
O
F F
12 4
3
J5
AC IN
SW2
SW1
F1
RELAY RELAY
J4
TDAS
SIGNAL
INPUT
TDPG
LCHK
CLOSE
Fuse 1: 0.5A 24 VAC
STOP
OPEN
BCHK
CURRENT
LIMIT MOTOR
J1
R28
MAGNUM 4A
F2
Fuse 2: 5A 120/240
Capacitor
MOV
F2
Main Harness
The Main Harness is used on both a Full Automatic door and Low Energy door. Wiring consists of:
►(3) Connecting Harnesses
►
Please see .
Figure #-2 Main Harness Connectors
DN 0588
123456
321
2
1
54
6
123
4
Brown
Orange
Violet
White
Red
Black
Orange
Blue
Red
Signal Input Harness to Connector J1
Auxiliary Power Harness to
Connector J2
Switch Harness
(to operator posi on switches)
6 Pole Terminal Block

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Table #-1 
Pole Wire Harness Circuit Description
1 Aux Pwr 24 VAC Neutral XCircuit is used for any Sensor that operates on 24 VAC.
XSensor must not exceed 0.5 amp current draw.
XIf Sensor exceeds 0.5 amp current draw Fuse (F1) will trip. A
separate power supply must be used.
2 Orange 24 VAC Hot
3 Violet Terminal Continuous Safety XCircuit is used with door mounted Sensors on Pull side of door:
XWhen Pin (3) is shorted to Pin (5) Sensor will:
• Stop door during opening
• Prevent door from moving when door is fully closed
XCircuit is always active.
4 White Safety w/Lockout XCircuit is used with Header mounted Presence Sensors or Mats
on pull side of door.
XWhen Pin (4) is shorted to Pin (5) Sensor or Mat will:
• Prevent door from opening if already closed
• Hold door open if already open
XCircuit is only active while door is fully closed or fully open.
5 Signal Common This Terminal is the Common to activation, safety, back check and
latch check switches.
6 Activation Circuit is used for activation of door. When Pin 6 is shorted to Pin 5
door is activated.
Table #-2 Switch Harness
Pin Wire Circuit Description
1 Orange Door Closed Door closed or Latch check signal
2 N/A N/A N/A
3 Common Common for Check Signals
4  Door open or back check signal.
Power Harness
The 120 VAC Power Connector Harness is connected to J4. Please see .
Figure #-3 Power Harness
DN 0606
1
Table #-3 Power Connector Harness
Pin Wire Circuit Description
1 Green 120 VAC Incoming Ground wire
2 White 120 VAC Incoming Neutral wire
3 120 VAC Incoming Hot wire

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Motor Harness 
Figure #-4 Motor Harness (300/400/500)
DN 0559
(J5) Motor Connector Brake Module Connector
plugs into J5
Motor Brake Module
Motor Leads
LED
TRANSFORMER
AUX
PWR
J2
J5
AC IN
F2
SW2
SW1
F1
RELAY RELAY
J4
TDAS
SIGNAL
INPUT
TDPG
LCHK
CLOSE
Fuse 1: 0.5A 24 VAC
STOP
OPEN
BCHK
CURRENT
LIMIT
MOTOR
J1
R28
MAGNUM 4A
Fuse 2: 5A 120240
C
MOV
O
F F
12 4


• Outputs power from J5 (Motor Feed Terminal) to Motor Leads.
• 
Motor Harness 
Figure #-5 Motor Harness (710/8310/8710)
DN 0597D Connector plugs into (J5) Motor Leads
Motor Input
(J5) Motor Connector Motor Leads
O
F F
12 4
3
AUX
PWR
J2
J5
AC IN
F2
SW2
SW1
F1
R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8
TDAS TDPG LCHK CLOSESTOP OPEN BCHK
CURRENT
LIMIT MOTOR
J1
R28
MAGNUM 4A
LED
TRANSFORMER
RELAY RELAY
J4
SIGNAL
INPUT
CAPACITOR
C26
D10
MOV3

Fuse Amp Usage Description
F1 .5  Protects 
F2 5  

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Do Not touch other parts of the Magnum 4A Control board with a screwdriver or
anything else metal. Damage to electrical circuitry may occur.

Figure 4-1 Door Positions
DN 0035
Back
Check
Latch
Check
Main Speed
Door Cycle
Closed
Position Description
Opening 
 
Closing 
Latch Check 
Adjustments
Adjustments to the Magnum 4A Control can be made using the Dip Switch (SW1) or the the
Potentiometer (1-8) or the Slide Switch (SW2).
DN 0560
Adjustment Poten ometers
Dip Switch (SW1)
SW2
R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8
TDAS TDPG LCHK CLOSESTOP OPEN BCHK
CURRENT
LIMIT
R28
LED
O
F F
12 4
3
SW1
Slide Switch (SW2)




Safety, Push-N-Go, Timer Mode and Sequential Mode. Please see .
CAUTION
Figure 4-2 Adjustment Locations

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Figure 4-3 Dip Switch (Displayed in ON position)
DN 0561
OFFSWITCHES SHOWN IN “ON” POSITION
1 Not Used
2 OFF: Closed Loop Safety / ON: Open Loop Safety
3 OFF: Push-N-Go active / ON: Push-N-Go Inactive
4 OFF: Sequential Mode / ON: Timer Mode
Table 4-1 Dip Switch Settings
Switch Adjustment
1 Not Used
2 On Open Loop Safety XSafety triggered when contact is closed by a Switch or Sensor
Off Closed Loop Safety (Fail Safe) X* Safety triggered when contact is opened by a Switch or Sensor
3 On Push-N-Go Inactive XPush-N-Go is not active
Off Push-N-Go Active XGT710 and swingers with clutchless operators: Push-N-Go is
active in any position.
XGT300/400/500 Swingers with clutched operator: Push-N-Go is
only active when door is pushed out of latch check.
XDoor opens when pushed.
• Switch 4 must be turned “On” for door to time out and close.
4 On Timer Mode XDoor will open, time out and then close.
Off Sequential Mode XOne activation opens door, second activation closes door.



The Slide Switch is used to select Operator mode during motor operation. These two modes are:
►Upper Position
• Used for Low Energy Operators.
• Motor power is reduced to approximate ANSI 156.19 Low Energy Standards.
►Lower Position
• Used for Standard Full Automatic Operators.
• Can also be used for GT-500 or GT-710 if opening speed of door needs to be increased.
• Motor power is increased to approximate ANSI 156.10 Standards.
It is recommended to set door speeds as slow as the owner will accept, and no more than the
applicable ANSI Standards. Use a stopwatch for assistance. Please see .

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
There are (8) Potentiometers located on the Magnum 4A Control. Use a small #0 Cross Point or
Phillips screwdriver to adjust each potentiometer by turning it:.
►Clockwise to  a parameter.
►Counterclockwise to  a parameter.

point. Potentiometer settings might need to be adjusted accordingly. After each adjustment, wait at
least 5 seconds before testing.
All electrical troubleshooting or service must be performed by trained, qualied
technicians and comply with all applicable governing agency codes.
Table 4-2 Potentiometers
Potentiometer Description
Stop XStops or slows door when object is detected in path of opening door (not yet in

XTurn Potentiometer:
• Clockwise = door stops and creeps open
• Counterclockwise = door stops and closes
XAlso adjusts the power to the motor when the door is held open for extended periods
of time. The motor power is reduced from “back-check” power to “Stop” power
(assuming “stop” power is lower than “back-check” power) This reduces the risk of
the motor overheating at hold open allowing the door to close as well as reducing
stress on mechanical and electrical components. To adjust power applied to the door
at hold open:
Turn STOP potentiometer fully counterclockwise
Place the “on-off-hold open” switch to hold open
After the door has been in the back-check area for 8 seconds, motor power will
be reduced according to the “STOP” setting. If the door begins to slowly drift close
turn the “STOP” potentiometer slightly clockwise to increase power.
Turn “On/Off/Hold Open” switch off and allow the door to time out and fully close
Turn the “On/Off/Hold Open” switch to hold open again and observe door at the
full open position. Door should hold open and not drift close.
If door still drifts close, continue increasing STOP power until the door holds
open against the door stop.
Each time an adjustment is made, the door must be allowed to close, and then
reactivated for the change to take place.
Event Action
Object is detected in path of opening door
by Door Mounted Sensor that is mounted
on swing side of door and connected to
Terminal 3 and 5 on Magnum 4A Control.
X
o’clock.
XClockwise
• Opens door at slower speed.
XCounterclockwise
• Door will stop.
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Potentiometer Description
Open Sets opening speed of door.
Event Action
Door opened at wrong speed. X
o’clock.
XClockwise
• Door will open faster.
XCounterclockwise
• Door will open slower.



Event Action
 X
o’clock.
XClockwise
• 
XCounterclockwise
• 
TDAS
(Time Delay Activating Signal)
Determines how long door will stay open after activation (or input signal) is released.
Used when door is in Timer Mode (Dip Switch #4).
and

Full Automatic door 1 - 60 seconds
Low Energy door
Event Action
Hold Open time requires adjustment. X
o’clock.
XDip Switch #4 must be ON
XClockwise
• Increases time door will stay open.
XCounterclockwise
• Decreases time door will stay open.
TDPG
(Time Delay Push-N-Go)
Determines how long door stays open after Push-N-Go is activated (Dip Switch #4).
Full Automatic door 1 - 60 seconds
Low Energy door
Event Action (Full Automatic doors)
Hold Open time requires adjustment after
door is pushed.
X
o’clock.
XClockwise
• Increases time door will stay open.
XCounterclockwise
• Decreases time door will stay open.
XGT300/400/500 units come standard with a clutch gear in the operator. On
operators that use a clutch gear, Push n Go is only active from the fully closed position
once the door is manually pushed out of latch position.
XIf Push n Go is desired for all door positions, a clutchless operator must be ordered.
The GT-710 uses a Direct Drive and that is equavelent to a clutchless operator.

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Potentiometer Description

(Latch Check Adjustment)
(Not used on 710/8310/8710)

Full Automatic door 1.5 - 5.0 seconds / 10 degrees
Low Energy door
Event Action
Latch Check speed requires adjustment. X
o’clock.
XClockwise
• Increases Latch Check speed.
XCounterclockwise
• Decreases Latch Check speed.

CLOSE
(Closed Speed Adjustment)
(Not used on 710/8310/8710)
Sets Closing speed of door.
Full Automatic door 3.0 - 12 seconds / 80 degrees
Low Energy door
Event Action
Closing speed speed requires adjustment. X
o’clock.
XClockwise
• Increases closing speed.
XCounterclockwise
• Decreases closing speed.

Current Limit Adjusts how hard the door will push against an obstacle (while opening) before recycling.
• 
• Current Limit adjustment should be set to fully clockwise position until all other
adjustments are made to the door and door operation is satisfactory.
Event Action
 X
position until all other adjustments
are made.
XWhen recycle is triggered, door will
stop and coast to a close. Wait at least

XCurrent Limit is affected by Opening

XClockwise
• 
XCounterclockwise
• 
XTo satisfy ANSI 156.19 Low Energy Standards, settings for GT-500 or GT-710 must be
adjusted according to door weight and speed.
XStrong wind gusts against door may inadvertently cause Current Limit to engage and
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
(2) LED Indicators are used to display what the Magnum 4A Control  at any instant
within the Swing door cycle. This helps to identify when the Swing door system is functioning
properly. Please see .
Figure 4-4 LED Indicators
DN 0558
Red LED
Green LED
LED
TRANSFORMER
AUX
PWR
J2
F1 TDAS
SIGNAL
INPUT
TDPG
LCHK
CLOSE
Fuse 1: 0.5A 24 VAC
STOP
OPEN
BCHK
J1
Table 4-3 Status LED Indicators
LED Status Description
Green Cycle Indicates door position during an open and closed cycle.
Indicator Action
Fast Flashing  Door is opening.
On Solid 
Slow Flashing  Door is closing.
Off Door is in Latch Check or Closed
 Safety Indicates state of the (2) Safety Signals, or the state of the Current Limit at any instant during the
Swing door cycle.
Indicator Action
Slow Flashing  XDoor mounted Sensor on Swing side of door is activated.
XContinuous Safety.
Fast Flashing  XHeader Mounted Sensor on Swing side of door is
activated.
XSafety with Lockout.
On Solid XCurrent Limit is activated.

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
Disconnect 120 VAC power prior to making any electrical connections. Failure to
do so may result in serious personal or fatal injury. When uncertain whether power
supply is disconnected, always verify using a voltmeter.
Notice: Wiring must meet all local, state, federal or other governing agency codes.
Ensure all power is disconnected.
All high voltage electrical connections must be made by licensed electricians
Insert all Incoming 120 VAC, single phase, 5 amp (minimum per Operator) power wires into
the pre drilled Electric Service Access Hole located at the left or right side of Header End Cap.
a. It is recommended for the Installer to house all Incoming 120 VAC wires within an
Electrical Conduit.
Keep all Incoming 120 VAC wiring separate from low voltage wiring within Header.
Obtain (self sticking) white plastic Wire Clips that were provided within Header.
Pull off backing of each Wire Clip to expose adhesive. Adhere each Wire Clip to sides
of Header.
Insert wiring into Wire Clips (as deemed necessary).
a. 120 VAC Power wires must be routed (separate from other wiring) within plastic Wire
Clips located near the top of inside Header.
; 



DANGER
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Do Not touch other parts of the Magnum 4A Control board with a screwdriver or
anything else metal. Damage to electrical circuitry may occur.




following section explains how to connect the panic latch switch for breakout and/or the operator
mounted microswitch to shut the unit off and prevent activation when the door is broken out.

Safety feature and disable the Operator.
Turn OFF Power.
Go to Panic Latch located at bottom of Header.
Ensure that the Interior 
Switch will CLOSE when door is broken out. Please see .
DN 0060
EXT
INTERIOR SIDE EXTERIOR SIDE
Figure 6-1 Normally Closed Arrow points to Interior
Go to Dip Switch (2). Ensure switch is in the ON position (factory default is ON).
Locate the Cam Switch Harness on operator.
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Strip all wire ends 1/4 inch.
Figure 6-2 Supplemental 300/400/500 Harness
DN 0061
Connects to
Panic Breakout Limit Switch
Brown
Black Brown
Black
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