Nice WIDE M User manual

ET NICE WIDE INSTRUCTIONS 2018.001
Installer Instrucons
High Trac, Baery Back-up Trac
Barrier
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Introducon.
Page 3 Be Safe! Instrucons, warnings and obligaons.
Page 4 Technical specicaons.
Page 5 Component idencaon and descripons.
Site preparaon.
Page 6 Pole lengths (limitaons) and pole accessory kits.
Page 7 Calculang the duty cycle.
Page 7 Posioning the barrier.
Page 8 Typical cabling requirements.
Hardware installaon - Mechanical.
Page 9 Baseplate kit and installing the baseplate.
Page 10 Opening the cabinet.
Page 10 Mounng onto the baseplate.
Page 11 How to use the manual override.
Page 11 Changing the handedness of the barrier.
Page 12 Aaching the boom pole mounng to the output sha.
Page 13 Checking and adjusng the spring balancing.
Hardware installaon - Electrical.
Page 14 Terminang the AC supply.
Page 15 Wiring and terminaon of the control card.
Page 16 Adjusng the slow down switches.
Control card programming and setup.
Page 17 Programming menu quick reference guide.
Page 18 Seng up the barrier runme.
Page 19 Selecng a safety level.
Page 19 Safety infra-red beams setup.
Page 20 Selecng a BT operang mode and adjusng the BT auto-close me.
Page 22 Receiver programming and setup.
Page 29 Advance programming opons and their denions.
Operang mode denions and examples.
Page 31 Collision sensing and safety overload rounes
Page 32 “BM” Safety infra-red beams funcon.
Page 33 “BT” Buon triggers - Simplexmode.
Page 34 “BT” Buon triggers - Simplex auto-close mode.
Page 35 “BT” Buon triggers - Complex auto-close mode.
Page 36 “OPEN” Open only triggers.
Page 37 “E-STOP” Emergency stop triggers.
Page 38 Auxiliary relay modes - Strike lock mode.
Page 39 Auxiliary relay modes - Magnec lock mode.
Page 40 Auxiliary relay modes - Courtesy light mode.
Page 41 Auxiliary relay modes - Receiver relay mode.
Page 42 Auxiliary relay modes - Trac light mode.
Page 43 Holiday lock-out mode.
Page 44 Auto-close override/party mode.
Page 45 Tamper alarms.
Troubleshoong.
Page 48 Status LED, buzzer and diagnoscs menu denions.
Page 50 Troubleshoong guide and display denions.
Page 53 Warranty.
For any assistance with this product that is not covered in this manual please contact us on: 0860 109 238 (RSA) or via our online
support facility at www.etnice.co.za.

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Be Safe!
WARNING!! These are the general safety obligaons for the installers and users of ET Nice (Pty)
Ltd automaon equipment. A copy of this document also appears in the user instrucons. Those
instrucons must be issued to the responsible end user during the handover and instrucon
meeng.
1. Only suitably qualied persons, may install, repair or service the product. Unless expressly indicated in the user instrucons, no
user serviceable components can be found inside any ET Nice (Pty) Ltd automaon product.
2. It is important for personal safety to study and follow all the instrucons carefully. Incorrect installaon or misuse may cause
serious personal harm.
3. Keep the instrucons in a safe place for future reference.
4. This product was designed and manufactured, strictly for the use indicated in the accompanying documentaon. Any other use
not expressly indicated in the documentaon, may damage the product and/or be a source of danger. ET Nice (Pty) Ltd cannot
accept responsibility for improper use or incorrect installaon of this product.
5. ET Nice (Pty) Ltd cannot accept responsibility if the principles of good workmanship are disregarded by the installer.
6. ET Nice (Pty) Ltd cannot accept responsibility regarding safety and correct operaon of the automaon, if other manufacturers’
equipment is added to this product.
7. Do not make any modicaons or alteraons to this product. Do not substute any component of this product with any other
component not expressly designed into this product.
8. Anything other than expressly provided for in the accompanying instrucons is not permied.
Prior to installaon:
1. All unnecessary ropes, chains and fasteners must be removed and all unnecessary latches or locks must be disabled from locking.
2. The barrier or door must be balanced correctly where it, neither opens nor closes from any posion under its own load. When
operated by hand the barrier or door should be free of hindrance and easily moved (In the case of a garage door if the balancing
springs need to be adjusted the adjustment should only be carried out by a qualied and experienced person).
3. The construcon of the barrier or door must be sound and automatable. It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure that the
mechanical components of the barrier or door system are sucient to withstand the necessary forces in cases of overload.
4. It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure the barrier or door is suciently trapped within its range of travel by means of
mechanical ends of travel stoppers.
5. Ensure all xed mounng points, such as the wall above the door in a garage door system or the posts in a swing barrier system,
are sound and strong enough to allow proper xing of the operator.
6. It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure the installed posion selected for this product, falls within the limitaons of the
products ingress protecon rang.
7. Ensure the area of installaon is not subject to explosive hazards. There should be no volale gasses or fumes as these can present
a serious safety hazard.
8. All ET Nice (Pty) Ltd garage door operators are supplied with a sealed 15A safety plug on lead for use in an electrical code of pracce
approved plug point. Do not extend, modify or replace the plug lead unless duly qualied as an electrician. Before installing the
unit, ensure the mains supply is switched o.
9. ET Nice (Pty) Ltd barrier operators are supplied with a terminal connecon for the electrical supply beneath the screwed down
cover of the operator. In the case of a model requiring 220Vac supply at the operator, an all pole negavely biased switch, with a
contact opening of greater than 3mm must be installed within 1.5m of the operator. This switch must be clear of all workings of
the system and must be in a posion secure from public access. This switch and its connecons must be inspected and passed by
a cered electrician prior to using it.
10. It is the responsibility of the installer to ascertain that the designated persons (including children) intended to use the system,
do not suer reduced physical sensory or mental capabilies, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given
supervision or instrucon concerning the use of the system by a person responsible for their safety.
11. The drive may not be installed on a door incorporang a wicket door, unless the drive is disabled by the release of the wicket door.
(Wicket door :- A pedestrian door within the main barrier or door)
1. Ensure the working area is clear of obstrucons and obstacles.
2. Install the safety warning scker within clear view of where the barrier or door will be operated from. Typically this would be
adjacent to any xed trigger switches or on the barrier or door itself.
3. The emergency manual release must be installed where it is no higher than 1.8m from the oor level. This would apply to the cord
in a garage installaon or the lockable lever in a barrier installaon.
4. Any addional xed door control switches such as wall consoles or keypads, if installed, must be at a height of at least 1.5m, within
clear sight of the barrier or door and away from any moving components of the system.
During installaon:
Connued overleaf.......

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5. It is highly recommended that a set of safety infra-red beams be used in conjuncon with this product. The safety beams must be
installed in such a way that the product is prevented from running when anything is in the path of the door or barrier.
6. Over and above the recommendaon to use safety infra-red beams with this product it is mandatory to install and use a safety
beam set when using the automac closing feature. It is recommended that a warning light be ed to any automaon system.
7. The barrier or door warning labels must be installed in a prominent place and/or adjacent to any xed controls that trigger the
system. These must be in clear line of sight of the barrier or door opening.
8. The emergency manual release instrucon label must be installed on or adjacent to the emergency manual release mechanism.
Aer installaon - It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure the users:
1. Is procient in the use of the manual emergency release mechanism.
2. Is issued with the documentaon accompanying this product.
3. Understands that the barrier or door may not be operated out of clear sight.
4. Ensures that children are kept clear of the barrier or door area at all mes, and that children do not play with the remote
transmiers or any xed trigger switches linked to the system.
5. Is instructed not to aempt to repair or adjust the automaon system and to be aware of the danger of connuing to use the
automaon system in an unsafe condion before a service provider aends to it.
6. Is procient in tesng the unit’s safety obstrucon sensing system.
7. Is aware of what to check for with regards to wear and tear that may need to be aended to from me to me by the service
provider.
8. Is aware that a fagued baery may not be disposed of in the general refuse and must be handed in at a baery merchant for safe
disposal. Before removing the baery from the system the household mains must be disconnected. In the case of the motor unit
being removed and scrapped, the baery must be removed rst.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Technical Data WIDE M and WIDE L
Primary power supply. 220 – 240Vac @ 50Hz – 60Hz.
Peak power consumpon. 240W
Electrical class. Class 1.
Motor voltage. 24Vdc.
Motor current. Current limited to 10A.
Built in baery charger. Mulple stage auto-calibrang (Peak - 500mA)
Number of operaons, within 24hrs of power
failure, on baery reserve.
(Baery health and charge level at me of
power failure dependent)
650 Using 1 x 24V 5Ah baery. (Standard in kit)
950 Using 2 x 24V 3.5Ah baeries.
1300 Using 2 x 24V 5Ah baeries.
Maximum operaons per day. 3000
Duty cycle with mains present.
Boom pole open/close speed selecon depen-
dent.
98%
Operang speed. Wide M = 90°/3,5s.
Wide L = 90°/5s.
Torque. Wide M = 140Nm.
Wide L = 200Nm.
Operang temperature range. -10 to 50° C (14F to 122F)
An-crushing safety sensing. Yes – Electronic load proling.
Auxiliary supply output. 12Vdc @ 400mA.
Receiver format. ET BLU MIX © backward compable with ET BLUE. (Rolling code)
Receiver frequency. 433.92MHz.
Receiver channels. 4CH (BT, Open only, Aux relay, Holiday lock-out)
Receiver memory capacity. 1023 users.
All users can be allowed control of all channels. Yes.
Ingress protecon. IP44
Physical dimensions. See next page.
Technical specicaons.

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Pole Kit
XBA19 XBA15 XBA5 XBA9 XBA13
White nish, aluminium
boom, with reecve
strips, 45x58x4000mm
White nish, aluminium
boom with reecve
strips, 69x92x3150mm
White nish, aluminium
boom with reecve
strips, 69x92x5150mm
Galvanised steel exten-
on coupling/joint
Red rubber impact pro-
tecon strips 1m lengths
Wide M 4m 1 pc 8 lengths
Wide L 5m 1 pc 10 lengths
Wide L 6m 2 pcs 1 pc 12 lengths
Wide L 7m 1 pc 1 pc (trim to 4000mm) 1 pc 14 lengths
Dimensions.
Standard Boom pole kits.
338 mm
205
mm
420
mm
1030 mm
314 mm
320
mm
205
mm
1000 mm
WIDE M WIDE L
3 m
4 m
3 m
3 m
5 m
Wide L
Wide M
4 m

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Major service interval guide.
Work impact considerations Severity index
Wide M Wide L
Jack-knife boom pole. 15% N/A
High dust and sand environment. 10% 10%
High salinity environment. 10% 10%
Aluminium fence installed. 5% 5%
Mobile pole support installed. 15% 15%
Ambient temperature above 40oC or below 0oC. 5% 5%
Operation regularly interrupted by safety beam circuit trigger. 15% 15%
Operation regularly interrupted by the Emergency Stop circuit trigger. 15% 15%
Speed set to above 50%. 15% 15%
Safety overload force level set to above 50%. 10% 10%
0
100.000
200.000
300.000
cicli di manovr e
400.000
500.000
10 20 30 40 50
Indice di gravosità (%)
60 70 80 90 100
Severity index (%)
manoeuvre cycles
Using the above table, total up the applicable work impact consider-
ations to calculate the site’s severity index. Apply the totalled up se-
verity index % to the graph on the right to estimate the total expected
number of operations before first major service.

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Cabling requirements.
•Before mounng the operator ensure your cables and conduing are in place to prevent any inconvenience at a later stage.
•All 220Vac mains cabling and circuits need to be installed by a qualied electrician and signed o by a registered electrician.
•Allow for spare cabling in case of faulty cable & breakages (especially important when using low specicaon cable).
•As automaon systems vibrate when in use, it is highly recommended that only mul-stranded, exible cables be used.
•If installing an intercom, remember to allow for sucient cable cores for all the users of the system as per manufacturers cabling requirements.
1. Courtesy lights. Twin + earth 1.0mm back to control card and
isolator switch.
5. Infra-red safety beam RX. 3 core 0,5mm stranded back to barrier
housing.
2. Intercom barrier staon (check with intercom supplier for cable
specicaons)
6. Infra-red safety beam TX. 2 core 0,5mm stranded back to barrier
housing.
3. Double pole single throw 20A isolator. Twin + earth 2.5mm
between 220V mains supply and PSU in control unit.
7. Free exit loop 1.5mm silicone insulated single core exible stranded
cable back to loop detector that is typically installed in the barrier
housing.
4. Stop/go trac LED trac light. 3 core 0,5mm stranded back to
barrier housing.
8. From automated spikes 2 x 2,5mm and 3 x 0,5mm stranded exible
stranded cable back to barrier housing.
1
2
4
3
8
7
6
4
5

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Installing the cabinet.
0602
Establish where the traffic barrier cabinet
mounting position needs to be.
If an concrete plinth already exists, skip to step
06.
If no concrete plinth is in place, continue on to
step 02.
Begin by digging a hole for the foundation plinth
to be cast in. In places where water can possibly
dam up and collect around the base, you will
want to use shutter boarding to generate a
raised plinth.
Once the hole has been dug, prepare your
cabling conduits. Ref: Cable requirements on
previous page.
Fasten the 4 J-bolt anchors onto the base plate
with one nut above and one nut below the base
plate.
NB! the nut below the base plate must be
threaded all the way down to the end of the
thread on each bolt.
After pouring the concrete into the prepared
hole, press the base plate down onto the
concrete and ensure the base plate is
horizontally level on top of the concrete.
01.
02.
03.
04.
Allow sufficient time for the concrete to set and
cure before working with the mounting plinth
further. Typically this takes about 2 weeks.
After the concrete has set and cured sufficiently,
remove the 4 upper nuts from the now secured
bolts.
05.

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a
bcd
ef
g
i
Access the cabinet by removing the lid screws
(a) and then the lid (b).
With the lid removed, slide the cabinet access
panel up (c) and then pull it away from the
cabinet (d)
In the case of a previously prepared plinth,
where the anchoring bolts were not cast into the
concrete, do the following:
Position the cabinet in the required positions. (e)
Mark out the 4 mounting points. (f)
Remove the cabinet and drill the correct size
holes for your expansion anchors (Not supplied)
where you have marked the 4 mounting points.
(g)
Place the cabinet onto the anchor bolts and
fasten firmly in place. (i)
NB! Minor adjustments can be made to the
alignment due to the slotted mounting holes.
Once the boom pole is installed, alignment may
be necessary.
06.
07.
08.

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Horizontal pin installed
nearest to cabinet
Vertical pin installed
furthest from cabinet
Vertical pin installed
nearest to cabinet
Horizontal pin installed
furthest from cabinet
Installing the boom pole.
Before installing the pole mount, double check whether the application requires a left hand or right hand
closing barrier.
If the site application requires a left hand closing configuration, complete the following 3 steps:
If the site application requires a right hand configuration, complete the following 3 steps:
Factory default = LH Closing. Top view -
Right hand
closing
Top view -
Left hand
closing
Opening for boom pole at top.
Opening for boom pole on left.
1. Install mounting kit pins as
shown here.
1. Install mounting kit pins as
shown here.
2. Install the mounting clamp base in
the open orientation as shown here.
2. Install the mounting clamp base in
the closed orientation as shown here.
3. Install the boom pole and
top half of the mounting
clamp. This should be done
by two people for safety.
3. Install the boom pole and top half of the
mounting clamp. This should be done by two
people for safety.

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Balancing the boom pole load.
4. Remove all tension from the
springs by turning the turnbuckles
anti-clockwise
5. Remove the tie-rod ends
from the right hand side of
the power arm.
6. Move the boom pole into the vertical
open position. Lock the gearbox in this
position.
A. Unlock the gearbox.
B. Move the boom pole to 45o.
C.Leave the boom pole to rest on the spring tension. If the boom poles remains steady without rising or
falling, move on to the next section.
D. Adjust the spring tension if the boom pole rises or falls.
E. Test the boom pole at 45o again and repeat from C.
7. Install the
springs on the left
hand side of the
power arm.
45°
20°
60°
45°
45°
45°
20°
60°
P
3
45°
3
A B C D E

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Adjusng the end stops.

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Electrical and electronic installaon and setup.
As a motorised operator vibrates when in use, it is strongly recommended that only mulple strand exible cables be used.
Before closing the unit, always remember to double check that all connecons are securely made, that there are no stray strands aring out that can
short circuit against other adjacent connecons or bared wires and that no cables will be pulled loose when the cover is replaced on the unit.
Double check the baery connecons as loose connecons can cause arcing and corrosion of the baery terminals.
Terminang the AC voltage:
The ACDC power supply requires 220Vac at the operator. This 220Vac must be circuited through a weatherproof all pole isolator switch. This isolator
switch must be installed within 1,5m of the unit, must not be installed within the workings of the system and must be posioned so that it cannot
be tampered with for the outside of the property. This circuit must be cered by way of a C.O.C. (cercate of compliance) issued by a registered
electrician.
The following shows the wiring of the 220Vac and how to access the 2A fast blow 20mm x 5mm fuse located within the power supply module.
Connecng the 220Vac supply:
O On O On
Ensure the 220Vac has been isolated. Terminate the 220Vac and earth as shown here. Switch the 220Vac back on.
220Vac live.
Earth.
220Vac neutral.

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SW1
SW2
BLUEBUS
BT
E-STOP
OPEN
BM
BM C
STATUS
ALRM
+12V
GND
AC
EARTH
AC
GND
PSU
BAT1 BAT2
N/O
COM
N/C
MOT+
MOT -
GND
ACT
RF
29Vac
@ 1A 230Vac
Earth
ACDC
PSU 230Vac34Vdc @ 12A
BLK Motor
12Vdc @400mA peak for ancillary devices like safety beams and loop detectors.
}
Com
N/C
N/O
Relay installed to allow
for the triggering of a
siren or security light or even
a zone on an alarm panel.
12Vdc
15A Motor fuse.
2A Auxiliary relay fuse.
BLU
Com
N/C
N/O

Safety beam
RX
Com
N/CN/O
N/O N/O Loop
detector
 Bluebus devices. For example safety beams.
}
-
+
-
+
24V
5Ah

Standard in kit.

-
+24V 3.5Ah

-
+24V 3.5Ah

 
  
 single channel receiver.
Wiring and terminaon of the control card.

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Using the control card display and dashboard.
The control unit is equipped with a LCD display and interacve keys for simplied programming and diagnoscs. All setup, of the various features,
requires that the control card dashboard be used. Below are the funcons of each key on the dashboard.
ACT RF
Navigate backward in menus, decrease
values, indicate lehand closing barrier
in runme setup funcon or enter
diagnoscs menu while in standby.
Exit menu levels without saving.
Radio acvity indicator. Processor acvity indicator.
Navigate forward in menus, increase
values, indicate righthand closing
barrier in runme setup funcon or
enter diagnoscs menu while in standby.
Test BT mode when in standby or exit
all the way back to standby without
saving when in programming.
Enter programming, advance to next
level of opon on display, save value
on display.
Control card programming and setup.
1. Runme setup. - Page 18.
2. Collision force sensing. Safety level setup. - Page 19.
3. Safety beam setup. - Page 19.
4. BT triggers operang mode selecon and setup. - Page 20.
5. Receiver setup.
a. Learn remotes. - Pages 22, 23 and 24.
b. Erase remotes. - Pages 25 and 26.
c. Diagnose remotes. - Page 27.
d. Receiver informaon. - Page 28.
6. Advanced menu. - Pages 29 and 30.
a. Barrier speed
b. So stop speed.
c. Auxiliary relay setup.
d. Blue-bus setup.
e. Power sengs.
f. Controller setup.
g. Controller informaon.
h. IEC Standards mode. Enable/disable. (Safety beams must be installed and congured before you can enable this mode)
i. Reset and restore.
Programming menu quick reference guide:

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Runme Setup Seng up the prole and runme. (Mandatory)
From Standby status
- Standard mode -
- Standby
Before connuing with the runme setup ensure the so stop switch-
es are acvang momentarily before the physical end stop is reached.
This can be done in manual mode. Re-engage the gearbox with the
boom pole at 45o
Acon Response
Descripon Display Buzzer Barrier
To enter the program
menu. Press and hold the
 buon unl buzzer
beeps.
Display and buzzer
conrms.
Programming menu
<or> for opons
Scroll < or > to select the
runme setup opon.
Display scrolls
through opons.
Runme setup
<Limits NOT set>
Press and release the 
buon to select runme
setup.
Display asks you to
select the barrier
model.
Set Boom Type
< Wide M >
Scroll < or > to select the
matching model.
Display scrolls
through opons.
Set BoomType
< Wide L >
Press and release the 
buon with the correct
model on the display.
Display conrms the
selecon is saved.
Type Seng
Wide L saved
Scroll < or > to select
the matching boom pole
length.
Display asks you to
select the required
boom pole length.
Set Boom Length
< 1-2M >
Press and release the 
buon with the correct
length range on the
display.
Display conrms the
seng is saved.
Length Seng
Saved
Press and release < or > to
conrm either le or right
hand closing installaon.
(Page 9)
The boom closes
slowly.Display and
buzzer conrms.
Finding Closed
Stopper
When the closed posion
is reached
The boom stops.
Display and buzzer
warn the proling is
about to begin.
WARNING!
Proling.
Once warning tone has
stopped.
The boom begins
running open at
full speed.Display
conrms.
Opening.
Proling.
When the open posion is
reached.
The boom stops and
begins closing again
at full speed. Display
conrms.
Closing.
Proling.
When the closed posion
is reached once again.
The boom stops.
Display and buzzer
conrms.
Runme setup.
<Limits set>
x2
x1
x1
x1
x1
x1
x1
x1
Scroll le or right to next
program opon. OR
“Selected” mode
- Standby
EXIT back to standby
status

17
Selecng a safety level. Overload Seng
From Standby status
- “Selected” mode -
- Standby
This adjusts the force level, over and above the nominal
barrier resistance, needed to trigger the safety overload
rounes. Level 1 being the most sensive and 8 being the
least sensive. The factory default is level 3.
Acon Response
Descripon Display Buzzer Barrier
To enter the program menu.
Press and hold the  buon
unl buzzer beeps.
Display and buzzer
conrms.
Programming menu
<or> for opons
Scroll < or > to select the
runme setup opon.
Display scrolls
through opons.
Overload Seng
<  = change >
With “Overload Seng” on
the display, press and release
.
Display shows current
opon status.
Overload Seng
< >
Scroll < or > to the required
seng.
Display changes
respecvely.
Overload Seng
< >
With required seng
displayed, press and release
.
Display briey shows
the new seng is
saved.
Overload Seng
Saved = 2
Aer display conrms new
seng.
Overload Seng
<  = change >
Display returns to
programming menu
opons list.
Overload Seng
<  = change >
x2
x1
x1
Scroll le or right to next
program opon. OR “Selected” mode - Standby
EXIT back to standby
status
x2
Safety infra-red beams setup. Beam Setup.
From Standby status
- “Selected” mode -
- Standby Use this opon to enable the safety beam circuit for use in
standard BT mode. (See page 20)
Acon Response
Descripon Display Buzzer Barrier
To enter the program menu.
Press and hold the  buon
unl buzzer beeps.
Display and buzzer
conrms.
Programming menu
<or> for opons
Scroll < or > to select the
beam setup opon.
Display scrolls
through opons.
Beam Setup
<  = change >
With “Beam Setup” on the
display, press and release .
Display shows current
opon status.
Beam Setup
Disabled
Scroll < or > to toggle
between “Enabled” and
“Disabled”.
Display changes
respecvely.
Beam Setup
Enabled
With required seng
displayed, press and release
.
Display briey shows
the new seng is
saved.
Beam Setup
Enabled Saved
Aer display conrms new
seng.
Beam Setup
Enabled Saved
Display returns to
programming menu
opons list.
Beam Setup
<  = change >
x2
x1
x1
Scroll le or right to next
program opon. OR “Selected” mode - Standby
EXIT back to standby
status
x2

18
BT Mode Seng Selecng a BT operang mode and adjusng the BT auto-close me.
From Standby status
- “Selected” mode -
- Standby
The factory default is Simplex mode.
The factory default auto-close me is 20 seconds. The mer range
is 1 – 254 seconds. PLEASE NOTE!! To select any of the automac
closing mers, a set of safety infra-red beams must be installed using
the technique indicated in this manual to allow for barrier closing.
Failure to install and setup the safety beams rst, will lock you out of
the Auto-close modes. The safety beam funcon on this control card
conforms to the CE safety standards.
Acon Response
Descripon Display Buzzer Barrier
To enter the program menu.
Press and hold the  buon
unl buzzer beeps.
Display and buzzer
conrms.
Programming menu
<or> for opons
Scroll < or > to select the
beam setup opon.
Display scrolls
through opons.
BT Mode Seng
<  = change >
With “BT Mode Seng”
on the display, press and
release .
Display shows current
opon status.
BT Mode Seng
< Simplex >
Scroll < or > to the required
BT mode opon.
Display changes
respecvely.
BT Mode Seng
< Simplex >
BT Mode Seng
< Simplex Auto >
BT Mode Seng
< Complex >
With required seng
displayed, press and release
.
If Simplex mode was
selected, the display
and buzzer will
conrm the seng
is saved. Display
then reverts to
programming opons
list.
BT Mode Seng
Standard - Saved
If Simplex Auto
or Complex were
selected, then the
buzzer beeps once,
and the display
prompts you to select
the required auto-
close me.
Set Auto-close
me = 15s
Scroll < or > to the required
seng.
Display changes
respecvely.
Set Auto-close
me = 20s
With required seng
displayed, press and release
.
Display briey shows
the new seng is
saved.
Set Auto-close
Saved = 20s
If Complex was selected,
scroll < or > to the required
quick close me.
Display changes
respecvely.
Set Quick-close
me = 2s
With required seng
displayed, press and release
.
Display briey shows
the new seng is
saved.
Set Quick-close
Saved = 2s
Aer display conrms new
seng.
Display returns to
programming menu
opons list.
BT Mode Seng
<  = change >
Scroll le or right to next
program opon. OR “Selected” mode - Standby
EXIT back to standby
status
x2
x1
x1
x2
x1
x2

19
Receiver Setup Receiver programming and setup.
Seng up a new user: - Quick learn method.
From Standby status
- “Selected” mode -
- Standby
The barrier can be in any posion when performing this roune.
Please note that if an ET BLU MIX © transmier is being used and
not all of the buons have been set to the same format, then the
receiver will allocate 2 user addresses for the various buons. 1 for
the buons set to ET BLU MIX© and 1 for the buons set to ET BLUE.
Acon Response
Descripon Display Buzzer Barrier
To enter the program
menu. Press and hold the
 buon unl buzzer
beeps.
Display and buzzer
conrms.
Programming menu
<or> for opons
Scroll < or > to select the
receiver setup opon.
Display scrolls
through opons.
Receiver Setup
<  = change >
With “Receiver Setup”
on the display, press and
release .
Display shows current
opon status.
Receiver Setup
Quick learn
With “Quick learn” on the
display, press and release
.
Display prompts you
to select a funcon.
Select funcon
BT, Full opening
Scroll < or > to the required
receiver funcon/channel
opon.
NB! Corresponding 4
funcon learn opon
is explained in the next
instrucon table on the
next page.
Display changes
respecvely.
Select funcon
BT, Full opening
Select funcon
Pedestrian opening
Select funcon
Auxiliary relay
Select funcon
Holiday lockout
Select funcon
Corresponding
Press and hold required
buon on the remote
transmier.
While sll transming with
the remote buon, press
and release .
Aer the  buon
has been released,
the user address
for that transmier
displays and the
buzzer beeps once.
Release the buon on the
remote transmier.
Repeat the last 4 steps here for addional users or funcons, or exit back one level in the receiver setup menu for other receiver setup opons.
x2
x1
x1
Scroll le or right to next
program opon. OR “Selected” mode - Standby
EXIT back to standby
status
x1

20
Receiver programming and setup.
Seng up a new user: - Quick learn method.
(Corresponding 4 funcon learn opon)
Receiver Setup
From Standby status - “Selected” mode -
- Standby The barrier can be in any posion when performing this roune.
Acon Response
Descripon Display Buzzer Barrier
To enter the program
menu. Press and hold the
buon unl buzzer
beeps.
Display and buzzer
conrms.
Programming menu
<or> for opons
Scroll < or > to select the
receiver setup opon.
Display scrolls
through opons.
Receiver Setup
< = change >
With “Receiver Setup”
on the display, press and
release .
Display shows current
opon status.
Receiver Setup
Quick learn
With “Quick learn” on the
display, press and release
.
Display prompts you
to select a funcon.
Select funcon
BT, Full opening
Scroll < or > to the
corresponding learn opon.
Select funcon
Corresponding
Press and hold any buon
on the remote transmier.
All four buons must be set
to the same format for this
to work in the same way as
this example.
While sll transming with
the remote buon, press
and release .
Aer the  buon
has been released,
the user address
for that transmier
displays and the
buzzer beeps once.
Release the buon on the
remote transmier.
Each buon on that remote transmier has been allocated to the channels on the receiver. Please see below for the automac buon to receiver
channel allocaons.
Repeat the last 4 steps here for addional users or exit back one level in the receiver setup menu for other receiver setup opons.
x2
x1
x1
Scroll le or right to next
program opon. OR “Selected” mode - Standby
EXIT back to standby
status
x1
All buons should be set to either ET BLUE format or ET BLU MIX © format for this to work as shown here.
E.T.
Blue - BT Channel
Red - RLY Channel
Green - PED Channel
Grey - HOL Channel
ET BLUE
Blue - RLY Channel
Red - PED Channel
Green - HOL Channel
Grey - BT Channel
ET BLU MIX ©