PDS PDS3000 User manual

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PDS3000
COUNTERWEIGHT GARAGE
DOOR OPENER
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS for future reference

FEATURES OF PDS3000
Motor features:
2 remotes
1 wall mountable remote
Light on control box
Manual release bolt
Auto reverse function
Auto force sensing
Option for Safety Sensors
Option for keypad
4 button remote (can add receiver to gate or other doors)
2 Year warranty

1 Coding transmitters
Press and hold on “Code” button for 1 second until the LED
dot is on (Fig A). Press button on transmitter once, the dot will go off,
press the same transmitter button again and the dot will flash fast for 8
times and then return to standby mode.
The transmitter is now coded into the receiver.
Repeat the above steps to code more transmitters.
The receiver has the capacity to store 20 transmitters.
If the LED display flashes “F” and returns to standby mode
(after you have pressed the “CODE” button), this indicates that the
memory storage is full (20 transmitters).
Follow the steps below to delete all transmitters that are stored in the
receiver memory.
Press and hold on “CODE” button for more than 8 seconds until the LED
flashes “C”, all the stored codes are deleted. Only the matched switch on
the transmitter is available.
If failed to match the transmitter within 20 seconds, then
it will return to standby mode automatically.
The opener is supplied with pre-coded transmitters.
2 Travel limit setting opening & closing force self-learning
Press and hold on “SET” button for 3 seconds until the
LED flashes “1”.
Press “SET” button again for 1 second “1” should now display as steady
(not flashing)
Then adjust the up limit by pressing “UP” button.
Fine tuning “UP” or “DOWN” button to determine the final up limit
position (the LED flashes “n” or “u” during opening or closing), then
press “SET” button the display turn into “2” automatically.
Adjust the down limit by pressing “DOWN” button.
Fine tuning “UP” or “DOWN” button to determine the final down limit
position (the LED flashes “n” or “u” during opening or closing), then
press “SET” button.
When button is pressed to operate the opener, if the opener stops after
operating a little and LED flashes “H” or “C” this indicates there’s no hall
signal or the opener is overloaded.
The opener will operate a cycle automatically to remember the limit
positions and the original opening & closing force before returning to
standby mode.
During learning, if the door stops unusually and flashes “H”,“C”, “O”, “L”
for 5 seconds this indicates there’s no hall signal overload, overtime,
wrong limit has been set.
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CONTROL PANEL BASIC FUNCTION SETTINGS

3 Safety reverse force adjustment
Press and hold “SET” button for 3 seconds until the LED flashes “1”
Press “UP” or “DOWN” button until LED flashes “2” then press “SET”
button.
It’s now under force adjustment mode. The LED displays the current set
force.
Press “UP” button to increase the force and “DOWN” button to decrease
the force.
The maximum force is 9 and the minimum is 1.
Press “SET” button to confirm, the opener will return to standby mode.
The default setting of safety force is 5.
Press and hold on “SET” button for 3 seconds until the LED flashes “1”
Press “UP” or “DOWN” button until the LED flashes “3”, press “SET”
button, it’s now under photo beam setting mode. The LED displays the
current setting.
Press “UP” button, the LED displays “1”, the photo beam function is
available. Press “DOWN” button the LED displays “O” to cancel this
function. Press “SET” button to confirm. The opener returns to standby
mode.
The default setting of photo beam is “O”.
IMPORTANTIMPORTANT
The photo beam function photo beam function should
should remain remain deactivated deactivated when
when photo beam sensorbeam sensors are nots are not
installed/in useuse..
4 Photo beam setting
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POWER FAILURE - MANUAL RELEASE PROCEDURE
Locate the yellow ring handle manual release turn rod which is positioned between
the two steel ramp rails.
Ramp rails are located on the same side of the motor and are attached to the back
of the door panel.
Step 1 Locate the manual release rod.
Using the yellow ring provided, turn the manual release rod anti-clockwise, this will
unwind the manual release rod from the automatic operator drive carriage.
Continue to turn the manual release rod until it come free from the automatic
operator drive carriage.
Step 2 Remove the manual release rod.
Step 3 Operate garage door by hand.
Once the manual release rod is removed completely, you will be able to lift or
close the garage door manually by hand. When operating the garage door
manually at anytime or in any location through the fully open to fully closed
locations, check the surrounding areas each side, behind and in front of the
garage door to ensure no obstructions may foul the door operation.
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IMPORTANTIMPORTANT
All counterweight garage doors are
inherently heavy, it is advised that when
using any garage door by hand the
operator should remain diligent when
operating the door to ensure it does not
open or close unexpectedly.
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To reconnect the automatic operator to the garage door, manually operate the
garage door by hand until the automatic operator carriage lines-up with the steel
ramp rails.
Once in-line, re-insert the manual release rod into the automatic operator point by
turning the release rod clockwise.
Continue to turn the release rod clockwise until the steel bearing on the release
rod is located between the steel ramp plates.
Step 4 Reconnection of the automatic opener
SERVICING INFORMATION
We recommend that your garage door is serviced annually to ensure that your attached opener can operate optimally and to allow us to
inspect the system for any potential problems that may be occurring.
PDS Garage Doors
38 Yale Drive
Epping (Vic) 3076
Phone: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.pdsgaragedoors.com.au