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GT 1505 Bump Out Convenience Window
**with U30 Microprocessor Control; Revision “E” Soware**
Installaon Manual
P/N C-00208 Rev 12-15-17
Nabco Entrances Inc. S82 W18717 Gemini Drive Muskego, Wisconsin 53150
Phone: (877) 622-2694 Fax: (888) 679-3319 www.nabcoentrances.com
NABCO hours of Operaon: Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. (Central Time)
Associated Manuals Part Numbers: U30 Microprocessor Control Setup and Programming Manual P/N C-00203
• Turn OFF all power to the Automatic Convenience Window if a Safety System isn’t working.
• Instruct the Owner to keep all power turned OFF until corrective action can be achieved
by a NABCO trained technician. Failure to follow these practices may result in serious
consequences.
• NEVER leave a Window operating without all Safety detection systems operational.
WARNING
Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1: WARNING LABELS 2
CHAPTER 2: GENERAL SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS 2
CHAPTER 3: SCOPE 3
SECTION 3.1: To the Installer ...................................................................3
SECTION 3.2: Objecve ........................................................................3
CHAPTER 4: GETTING STARTED 3
SECTION 4.1: Common Service Parts .............................................................3
SECTION 4.2: Electrical Specicaons ............................................................3
CHAPTER 5: INSTALL THE BUMPOUT WINDOW 3
SECTION 5.1: Inspect the Rough Opening .........................................................3
SECTION 5.2: Secure Window Frame to Building ...................................................4
CHAPTER 6: GENERAL WIRING 6
SECTION 6.1: General Wiring Diagram ...........................................................6
SECTION 6.2: Wire Unit to Power Supply .........................................................6
CHAPTER 7: ADJUST THE DRIVE BELT 7
CHAPTER 8: HANDY TERMINAL PROGRAMMING 7

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CHAPTER 1: WARNING LABELS
Warning labels are universal and used to alert an individual of potenal harm to one’s self or to others. The following warning labels
are listed in a hierarchy order that denes the most potenal danger rst, and the least potenal danger last. Please refer to this
page in the event that a warning label is displayed within this manual and further denion needs to be explained.
Indicates potenally dangerous situaons Danger is used when there is a hazardous situaon
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 situaon which has some probability of severe injury It should not be
considered for property damage unless personal injury risk is present
Indicates a hazardous situaon which may result in a minor injury Cauon should not be used
when there is a possibility of serious injury Cauon should not be considered for property damage
accidents unless a personal injury risk is present
Aenon: A situaon where material could be damaged or the funcon impaired
Noce: Indicates a statement of company policy as the message relates to the personal safety or protecon of
property Noce should not be used when there is a hazardous situaon or personal risk
Note: Indicates important informaon that provides further instrucon.
CHAPTER 2: GENERAL SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS
Do not install, operate or service this product unless you have read and understand the General
Safety Recommendaons, Warning Labels, contained in this manual Failure to do so may result in
bodily injury, or property damage
Read, study and understand the installaon and operang instrucons contained in, or referenced
in this manual before operang If you do not understand the instrucon, ask a qualied
technician Failure to do so may result in bodily injury, or property damage and will nullify all
warranes
Disconnect all power to the juncon box prior to making any electrical connecons Failure to
do so may result in serious personal or fatal injury When uncertain whether power supply is
disconnected, always verify using a voltmeter
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
If the window appears broken or does not seem to work correctly, it should be immediately
removed from service unl repairs can be carried out or a qualied service technician is contacted
for correcve acon
Handle Glass With Care!!! Use cauon when moving and installing the glass panels These panels
are designed to be assembled with tempered glass Any sharp objects that come in contact with
glass may cause the glass to shaer NABCO Entrances is not responsible for glass that is broken
during the installaon of this Unit
Noce: This manual, the owner’s manual and all other associated manuals must be given to and retained by
the purchasing facility or end user
Noce: Wiring must meet all local, state, federal or other governing agency codes
Noce: All electrical troubleshoong or service must be performed by qualied electrical technicians and must
comply with all applicable governing agency codes
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
WARNINGWARNINGWARNING
WARNING
DANGER
DANGER
CAUTION
CAUTION

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CHAPTER 3: SCOPE
SECTION 31: To the Installer
The purpose of this manual is to familiarize the installer and purchaser with the proper installaon and operaon of this system. It is
essenal that this equipment be properly installed and operaonal before the window is used in conjuncon with the public. In the
United States, ANSI Standard 156.38 applies. Other local standards or codes may apply. Use them in addion to the ANSI standards.
The owner should determine the window is operang properly and should immediately call for service if there is any malfuncon. All
installaon changes and adjustments must be made by qualied, NABCO trained technicians.
If aer troubleshoong a problem, a sasfactory soluon cannot be achieved, please call Nabco Entrances at 1-877-622-2694 between
8 am – 4:30 pm Central me for addional assistance. All installaon changes and adjustments must be made by qualied, NABCO
trained technicians.
SECTION 32: Objecve
Bumpout Convenience Windows were developed for commercial use in businesses that oer Drive-Thru service and are energy
ecient. The objecve is to increase server producvity.
CHAPTER 4: GETTING STARTED
SECTION 41: Common Service Parts
DN 1820
④
②③⑤⑥
⑦
⑧
①
HEADER COMPONENTS
5
6
12
13
14
15
16
SequentialActivation
SQ
Auxiliary Output(Open-Collector )
OUT
5Amax.(0-20V), 3.2Amax.(20-30V)
30V(42.4Vpeak)max.
Contact Output (Class2 Load only)
Common
N/C
N/O
OUT.A
OUT.B
OUT.C
12VDC-(Common)
7
FUNCTION [SLIDING DOOR]
SYMBOL
No.
Reduced Opening Switch
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Breakout Detector
Sidelite Presence Sensor
Exterior Activation
BA
62
SLS
M1
H
M0
Holding Beam
Interior Activation
12VDC-(Common)
12VDC+
6B
9DC12V
7
61
Mode Switch (see Mode SW Usage shown left)
HANDY TERMINAL・6P
RELATEDDEVICE S・16P
Toprotect against risk of fire
or electricshock,use only the
certifiedNABCO power supply .
WARNING
No.
MOTOR・12P
ERROR
POWER
BA
62
H
6B
61
INDICATORS
POWER・2P
Donot d isassemble the control box.
There are no user serviceable parts
inside.
Tomaintain warranty,repairs must be
made by authorized NABCO facilities.
CAUTION
Adjustments to the door can only be made
with the NABCO Handy Terminal.
Mode SW Usage
Gnd
GndGnd
Open
Open
Open
Gnd
Open
M0
M1
MODE
TWO WAY
ONE WAY
NIGHT
HOLD OPEN
248901-
Microprocessor Controller
20VAC50/60H z
GYROTECH
Component Description Part Number Component Description Part Number
1 Idler Pulley A-00042 5 U30 Microprocessor Control V-00020
2 Drive Belt Tensioner A-00078 6 Motor/Operator Assembly M-00395
3 Power Supply A-00717 7 Holding Beam w/Ext Cable V-00073
4 Photoeye, Optex Assy A-00129 8 Rocker Switch A-01356
SECTION 42: Electrical Specicaons
Note: All power wiring and component wiring has been pre-installed at the NABCO Factory. Only the Juncon Box must be
connected to a power supply by a licensed electrician.
Model Electrical Specification
GT 1505 without Air Curtain 120 (±10%) AC 50-60Hz, 1/2 Amp
GT 1505 with Unheated Air Curtain 120 (±10%) AC 50-60Hz, 2 Amps
GT 1505 with Heated Air Curtain 120 (±10%) AC 50-60Hz, 15 Amps
CHAPTER 5: INSTALL THE BUMPOUT WINDOW
SECTION 51: Inspect the Rough Opening
1. Ensure the Rough Opening equals: Package Width + 1/4 inch on each side, and Package height + 1/4 inch on Top and Boom.
2. Ensure the Rough Opening is level. If the boom is not level, be prepared to shim the unit.
3. Inspect the area around the rough opening. There should be no obstrucons that will interfere with the installaon or
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4. Clean away any debris in and around the rough opening.
a. If there is an exisng window, it must be removed safely, and stored away from the installaon area.
b. Any exisng debris, metal chips and caulking must be cleared away.
LARGEUR O.B.
HAUT
EUR O.
90.0°90.0°
1/4” 1/4”
1/4”
DN 1636
1/4”
Figure 1 Rough Opening
SECTION 52: Secure Window Frame to Building
DO NOT drill into electrical wiring within Jamb Tubes Drill within 3 inches at top and boom only
Ensure there is proper reinforcing in wall to anchor unit properly-Aenon: The Window Frame
can also be secured to Rough Opening through the Header and at the Boom
Notice: The GT-1505 Convenience Window is assembled at the NABCO Entrances Factory. No
disassembly is required. If any part of the GT-1505 Bump Out Convenience Window is
disassembled during installation, it will be the responsibility of the Installer to return the Unit
back to its original factory condition.
1. Go to the boom of Window (at the back).
2. Remove (6) 10x24 Flat Head screws to remove (1) Access Cover. Set aside.
DN 1858
Rocker Switch
Juncon Box
10x24
Flat Head Screw
Access Cover
Figure 2 Connect Junction Box to Power Supply
3. Insert the Window into the Rough Opening so the Bumpout is on the Exterior side.
4. Shim the top, boom, and sides of Window Frame so it is plumb and level. It is recommended to use a (4) foot Level.
WARNING
WARNING

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1/4" Shim and plumb
for proper clearance
OUTSIDE OF BUILDINGINSIDE OF BUILDING
Rough Opening
1/4" Shim and plumb
for proper clearance
Rough Opening
Figure 3 Shim and Plumb Window Frame
5. Mark and drill a minimum of (2), 1/4 inch diameter screw holes (within 3 inches) from the top and boom in each Jamb Tube.
a. It is recommended to countersink each screw hole.
b. Use an appropriate tap drill to drill a pilot hole.
6. Secure Jamb Tubes with 1/4 inch diameter screws.
a. Fasteners are not provided by NABCO.
b. Ensure each visible screw head is ush on face of Jamb Tube.
c. Do not overghten fasteners to prevent deforming the Jamb Tube.
7. Apply a caulking bead between the Window Unit and Rough Opening (inside and outside).
NABCO
24-11493
GYRO TECH
DS-150NA
(24-11327)
MADE IN JAPAN
5
6
Sequential Activation
SQ
Auxiliary Output (Open-Collector)
5Amax.(0-20V), 3.2Amax.(20-30V)
30V(42.4Vpeak)max.
Contact Output (Class2 Load only)
N/C
N/O
12VDC-(Common)
FUNCTION [SLIDING DOOR]
SYMBOL
No.
Reduced Opening Switch
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Breakout Detector
Sidelite Presence Sensor
Exterior Activation
BA
62
M1
H
M0
Holding Beam
Interior Activation
12VDC-(Common)
12VDC+
6B
9DC12V
7
61
Mode Switch (see Mode SW Usage shown left)
HANDY TERMINAL・6P
To protect against risk of fire
or electric shock,use only the
certified NABCO power supply.
WARNING
No.
MOTOR・12P
ERROR
POWER
BA
62
H
6B
61
INDICATORS
POWER・2P
Do not disassemble the control box.
There are no user serviceable parts
inside.
To maintain warranty,repairs must be
made by authorized NABCO facilities.
CAUTION
Adjustments to the door can only be made
with the NABCO Handy Terminal.
Mode SW Usage
Gnd
GndGnd
Open
Open
Open
Gnd
Open
M0
M1
MODE
TWO WAY
ONE WAY
NIGHT
HOLD OPEN
248901-
Microprocessor Controller
20VAC 50/60Hz
GYRO TECH
NABCO
24-11493
DN 1821
1/4” Screw
!!Electrical Wiring
inside Jamb Tube!!! !!Electrical Wiring
inside Jamb Tube!!!
3”
3”
3”
3”
!! !! WARNING !!
DO NOT DRILL INTO ELECTRICAL
WIRING WITHIN JAMB TUBES.
DRILL WITHIN 3 INCHES AT
TOP AND BOTTOM ONLY.
Figure 4 Mark, Drill, and Secure Jamb Tubes

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CHAPTER 6: GENERAL WIRING
Shut OFF the installation site, branch Circuit Breaker. Failure to do so may result in serious
personal or fatal injury. When uncertain whether power supply is disconnected, always verify
using a voltmeter.
All high voltage electrical connecons must be made by licensed electricians according to Naonal
and Local electrical codes/regulaons
Aenon: Electrical circuit to Nabco operator must not be not shared with other equipment such as lighng,
cash registers, or any device that might cause electrical interference on the circuit
SECTION 61: General Wiring Diagram
RED
DN 1882
Air Curtain
(Op onal)
5
6
12
13
14
15
16
Sequential Activation
SQ
Auxiliary Output (Open-Collector)
OUT
5Amax.(0-20V), 3.2Amax.(20-30V)
30V(42.4Vpeak)max.
Contact Output (Class2 Load only)
Common
N/C
N/O
OUT.A
OUT.B
OUT.C
12VDC-(Common)
7
FUNCTION [SLIDING DOOR]
SYMBOL
No.
Reduced Opening Switch
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Breakout Detector
Sidelite Presence Sensor
Exterior Activation
BA
62
SLS
M1
H
M0
Holding Beam
Interior Activation
12VDC-(Common)
12VDC+
6B
9DC12V
7
61
Mode Switch (see Mode SW Usage shown left)
HANDY TERMINAL・6P
RELATED DEVICES・16P
To protect against risk of fire
or electric shock,use only the
certified NABCO power supply.
WARNING
No.
MOTOR・12P
ERROR
POWER
BA
62
H
6B
61
INDICATORS
POWER・2P
Do not disassemble the control box
.
There are no user serviceable parts
inside.
To maintain warranty,repairs must be
made by authorized NABCO facilities.
CAUTION
Adjustments to the door can only be made
with the NABCO Handy Terminal.
Mode SW Usage
Gnd
GndGnd
Open
Open
Open
Gnd
Open
M0
M1
MODE
TWO WAY
ONE WA
Y
NIGHT
HOLD OPEN
248901-
Microprocessor Controller
20VAC 50/60Hz
GYRO TECH
U30 POWER SUPPLY
P/N A-00717
U30 Control
P/N V-00020
Motor/Operator
P/N M-00395
U30 Control Relay
(Op onal)
Optex Holding Beam Controller
P/N A-00129
Optex Control (OS-12CT)
must be set to
Mode B (2 Flashes)
TERMINAL ON U30 CONTROL
P/N V-00410
LABEL ON U30 CONTROL
Rocker Switch
P/N A-01356
MAIN HARNESS
P/N A-01357
POWER SUPPLY HARNESS
P/N M-00412
GYRO TECH
DS-150NA
(24-11327)
MADE IN JAPAN
12
13
14
15
16
Sequential Activation
SQ
Auxiliary Output (Open-Collector)
OUT
5Amax.(0-20V), 3.2Amax.(20-30V)
30V(42.4Vpeak)max.
Contact Output (Class2 Load only)
Common
N/C
N/O
OUT.A
OUT.B
OUT.C
12VDC-(Common)
7
FUNCTION [SLIDING DOOR]
SYMBOL
No.
Reduced Opening Switch
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Breakout Detector
Sidelite Presence Sensor
Exterior Activation
BA
62
SLS
M1
H
M0
Holding Beam
Interior Activation
12VDC-(Common)
12VDC+
6B
9DC12V
7
61
Mode Switch (see Mode SW Usage shown left)
RELATED DEVICES・16P
DC OUT
AC IN
G N L
- +
Optex OS-12C T
Controller
123456
7
8
9
10
11
1213
14
12
13
14
15
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
16
GREEN (Ground)
WHITE (Neutral)
BLACK (Hot)
BLACK
BLACK
RED/WHT
BROWN
BLACK
RED
GREEN
BLACK
BLUE
RED/WHT
RED
RED
RED
RED
RED
RED
BLACK
RED/BLACK
RED
LED LED
BLUE
SHIELD RCVR EMIT
SHIELD GRAY
BLACK
GREEN
RED/BLACK
SECTION 62: Wire Unit to Power Supply
1. Connect Branch wiring to Juncon Box located at the boom of Unit.
2. Replace Access Cover.
DN 1940 Bo om of Unit
Branch Wiring
Junc on Box
Figure 5 Wire Unit to Power Supply
WARNING
WARNING

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CHAPTER 7: ADJUST THE DRIVE BELT
Note: Adjust the Drive Belt only if it is too slack/too ght causing the Convenience Window not to open/close properly.
1. Go to the Idler Pulley. Loosen (2) Nuts.
2. Go to the Adjustment Bracket. Loosen (1) Jamb Nut.
3. Turn the Adjustment Bolt:
►Clockwise to ghten the Drive Belt
►Counter Clockwise to loosen the Drive Belt
4. Reghten (1) Jamb Nut and (2) Nuts.
Adjustment Bolt
DN 1819
Jamb Nut
Nut
Idler Pulley Slides Right/Le
Figure 6 Tighten/Loosen the Drive Belt
CHAPTER 8: HANDY TERMINAL PROGRAMMING
Aenon: The following table lists programming values that are both default, and unique to the Bumpout
Window For detailed descripon of each value listed below, please refer to the U30 E Setup and
Programming Manual; P/N C-00203 (provided within the Decal Packet)
Note: Extra Funcons Adjustments sengs are only available with the use of the Blue Handy Terminal.
1. Upon inializing the Handy Terminal, press the ENTRY buon unl the desired Adjustment Funcon is displayed.
2. Start the programming Press the Shi buons to select Y Press ENTRY
Unique Values for Bumpout Window and NABCO Default Quick Reference Table
Adjustment Value Description Unique to Bumpout NABCO Default
Standard Function
Adjustment
Opening Speed 3
Closing Speed 2
Time Delay 2
Feeling Adjustments Start Power 3
Check Power 6
Reaction Power 4
Back Check Speed 1
Latch Check Speed 1
Special Function
Adjustments
Hold Close N Y
Holding Beam Y
Recycle/Rotation Direction Y N
After Recycle Y
Recycle Sensitivity 0 1
Reduced Opening Y -
Auxiliary Output 3 3
Power On 1 0
Manual Opening 0
Extended Time Delay 7

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Unique Values for Bumpout Window and NABCO Default Quick Reference Table
Adjustment Value Description Unique to Bumpout NABCO Default
Extra Function Function (1) N
Adjustments Function (2) N
Function (3) N
Function (4) N
Function (5) Y N
Function (6) N
Function (11) 0
Function (12) 0
Function (13) 1
Function (14) 0
Function (15) 0 0
Function (16) 0
Function (17) 0 1
Function (18) 0 3
Function (21) 0
Function (22) 0
Function (23) 7
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