Roger Technology Agilik AG/004 User manual
Rev.00 07/12/2016
USE AND
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Barriers
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1 Safety precautions
Failure to observe the information given in this manual may result in personal injury or damage
to the equipment.
These instructions are an integral part of the product and must be handed to the user.
Read these instructions carefully, as they provide important information concerning the safety,
use and maintenance of the installation.
These instructions must be kept and must be made available to any other persons authorised to
use the installation.
This product may only be used for its expressly intended purpose.
Any other usage is inappropriate and dangerous. The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for
any damage resulting from inappropriate, erroneous or unreasonable usage.
Keep away from hinges and moving parts.
Keep out of the area of action of the motorised door or gate while it is moving.
Never try to stop the motorised door or gate while it is moving as this may be dangerous.
The motorised door or gate may be used by children aged 8 and above, by persons with diminished
physical, sensory or mental capacity and by persons without the necessary experience and
knowledge provided that they are supervised or have received adequate instruction on using the
installation safely and to ensure that they understand the dangers involved in its operation.
Children must be supervised at all times to ensure that they do not play with the installation and
that they keep out of the area of action of the motorised door or gate.
Keep remote controls and any other control devices out of the reach of children to prevent the
risk of the motorised door or gate being operated unintentionally.
In the event of a fault or malfunction of the product, turn the main power switch off and have
the installation serviced by a qualied professional. Do not attempt to repair the installation or
rectify the problem yourself.
Failure to observe these instructions may lead to danger.
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2 Responsibility for product
In accordance with European Directives, the owner or user of in the installation is responsible for
complying with the following.
To ensure that the installation is kept in proper working order, the automatic gate must be subject
to periodical maintenance performed by qualied personnel in accordance with the instructions
of the manufacturer.
The automatic system must operate in the original conditions veried during initial testing
conducted by the installer and in the presence of the end user.
Do not tamper with the original settings.
In the event of a fault or malfunction of the automatic barrier, disconnect the installation from
mains electrical power and have the installation serviced by a qualied professional. Do not
attempt to repair the installation or rectify the problem yourself.
In the event of any malfunction, stop using the automation system immediately and contact the
technical support service.
Failure to observe these instructions may lead to danger.
3 Maintenance
The ROGER TECHNOLOGY automation system for barriers requires periodical maintenance to keep
it in proper working order and to ensure that it continues to function in complete safety.
Agree upon a periodical maintenance schedule with the installer.
ROGER TECHNOLOGY recommends servicing at 6 month intervals for normal usage. However, the
frequency of maintenance intervals may vary depending on intensity of usage.
In particular, all the safety devices must be checked periodically to ensure that they are working
correctly. All installation, maintenance and repair work must be documented correctly, and the
relative documents must be made available to the user.
2.1 Periodical maintenance by user
• Clean the lenses of the photocells with a soft cloth dampened slightly with water. Do not use
solvent or other chemical products, as this may damage the devices.
• Check that there are no plants within the radius of action of the boom which could interfere
with the photocells or with the movements of the boom itself.
• Do not direct water onto the parts.
2.2 Periodical maintenance by installer
• Disconnect the system from mains electricity and unlock the barrier.
• Check all parts for wear and deterioration. In particular, check all structural parts for wear and
corrosion.
• Replace any parts not in an adequate condition to ensure continued correct operation.
• Check the tightness of all the fastener screws and nuts.
• Clean and lubricate the pivot points with lithium based grease (EP LITIO).
• Check the electrical connections.
• Check that the manual lock release system works.
• Check that the boom is balanced correctly.See the relative chapter in the installation manual
for the correct adjustment procedure.
• Lock the barrier and reconnect to mains electricity.
• Check that the safety devices and all the control functions work correctly.
• Check that the obstacle detection function works correctly.
• Check that there is no risk of the boom accidentally lifting persons or objects.
• Check that the force limiting function prevents potentially dangerous situations in compliance
with the standard EN 12445.
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4 Unlock instructions
Warning: always disconnect the installation from mains electricity and, if applicable, from the
batteries before unlocking and locking the automation system.
Unlock the barrier in the event of a power outage or before performing scheduled maintenance or
repairs. The unlock procedure must be performed with the boom in the closed position.
Ensure that there are no persons, objects or animals within the operating radius of the barrier
when unlocking.
RELEASE AND MANUAL OPERATION
Insert the key included into the lock and turn anticlockwise twice by 360°, as indicated in gure 1.
Move the boom manually.
RESTORING AUTOMATIC OPERATION
To lock the barrier, insert the key included into the lock and turn clockwise twice by 360°, as
indicated in gure 2.
Remove the key and hand it to the end user.
5 Environmental requisites
ROGER TECHNOLOGY products consist of electronic components and may also be
equipped with batteries containing substances that are harmful to the environment.
Disconnect from mains electricity before removing electronic components and the
battery.
Observe local regulations for disposing of used materials and packaging. Disposing
correctly of products when no longer in use will contribute to preventing harm to the environment
and to human health.
To dispose correctly of electric and electronic devices and batteries, the owner or user must
deliver them to specialised differentiated refuse collection centres operated by local authorities.
FIG. 1 FIG. 2
2x360° 2x360°
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6 Troubleshooting
Problem Possible cause Solution
Barrier does not open and does
not close
No power Check mains power supply
Gear motor unlocked Lock the gear motor. See instruc-
tions for unlocking.
Transmitter battery at Replace batteries
Transmitter broken Contact technical support service
STOP button stuck or faulty Contact technical support service
Open/close buttons or key selec-
tor switch stuck
Contact technical support service
Barrier opens but does not close Obstacle detected by photocells Check if photocell lenses are
clean and check operation of
photocells
Sensing edge malfunction Contact technical support service
Barrier closes but does not open Sensing edge malfunction Contact technical support service
Flashing light not working Bulb blown Replace bulb.
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7 Installation details
INSTALLER COMPANY
Trading name
Address (Street No, street etc.)
PO CODE City Prov.
Telephone no. E-mail
INSTALLER
Name Surname
Mobile E-mail
Client
Name Surname
Installation site address (Street No, street etc.)
PO CODE City Prov.
Telephone no. E-mail
INSTALLATION APPLICATION
RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL PARKING
INSTALLATION DETAILS
1. Passage dimensions (m)
2. Boom length (m)
3. Structure:
With xed end rest □
With hinged end rest □
With drop skirt □
With articulation □
With joint □
4. Spring type / Diameter Ø
AG/SP61/01 Ø61 □
AG/SP72/01 Ø72 □
AG/SP83/01 Ø83 □
AG/SP85/01 Ø85 □
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PRODUCTS INSTALLED
AUTOMATION
AG/004 □
AG/004/IS □
AG/004/115V □
AG/004/IS/115V □
AG/006 □
AG/006/IS □
AG/006/115V □
AG/006/IS/115V □
AG/001/PE □
AG/001/PC □
CONTROL UNIT
ROGER
AG/CTRL □
AG/CTRL/P □
Rev.
OTHER COMPANY □
(Specify model)
RADIO RECEIVERS AND REMOTE CONTROLS
H93/RX22A/I □
H93/RX2RC/I □
R93/RX12A/I □
R93/RX2RC/U □
R93/RX14M/24 □
RADIO RECEIVER
ROGER □
OTHER
COMPANY □
(Specify model)
E80/TX52R/2 □ E80/TX54R/2 □E80/TX2R/RC □E80/TX4R/RC □H80/TX22 □M80/TX44R □
PHOTOCELLS
R90/F2ES □
R90/F4ES □
G90/F2ES □
G90/F2ESI □
G90/F4ES □
G90/F2ES/TRIX/TX
□
G90/F2ES/TRIX/RX
□
G90/F4ES/TRIX/TX
□
G90/F4ES/TRIX/RX
□
M90/F2ES □ M90/F2ESO □ T90/F2S □
T90/F4S □
Number of TX/
RX sets 1 □ 2 □ 3 □ 4 □ □
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ACCESSORIES
R85/60ES □
R85/60EAS □
R85/60EAS/TRIX
□
R85/60EAE □
R85/60EAE/TRIX
□
R85/60IS □
R85/60IAS □
R85/60IAE □
H85/TDS/E □
H85/TDS/I □
H85/TDS/TRIX □
H85/TDR/E □
H85/TDR/I □
H85/TDR/TRIX □
H85/TTD/E □
H85/TTD/I □
H85/TTD/TRIX □
R92/LED24 □
R92/LED230 □
R92/LR3 □
R91/AN1/LR1 □
R91/AN1/P1 □
ACCESSORIES
ROGER □
OTHER
COMPANY □
(Specify model)
(Specify model)
CFT500 □
CFT501 □
TRIX50 □
TRIX100 □
TRIX50/G90 □
TRIX100/G90 □
ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES
Use and maintenance manual handed to client: (place and date)
Installer
signature:
Client
signature:
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Date:
Technician signature:
Client signature:
8 Maintenance log
Corrective action 1
Date of work:
Replacement
Reason for replacement:
YES NO
Description of work:
Material replaced:
Signature for acceptance
Trading name and address (or stamp)
of maintenance company
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Corrective action 2
Date of work:
Date:
Technician signature:
Client signature:
Replacement
Reason for replacement:
YES NO
Description of work:
Material replaced:
Signature for acceptance
Trading name and address (or stamp)
of maintenance company
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Corrective action 3
Date of work:
Date:
Technician signature:
Client signature:
Replacement
Reason for replacement:
YES NO
Description of work:
Material replaced:
Signature for acceptance
Trading name and address (or stamp)
of maintenance company
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Corrective action 4
Date of work:
Date:
Technician signature:
Client signature:
Replacement
Reason for replacement:
YES NO
Description of work:
Material replaced:
Signature for acceptance
Trading name and address (or stamp)
of maintenance company
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Corrective action 5
Date of work:
Date:
Technician signature:
Client signature:
Replacement
Reason for replacement:
YES NO
Description of work:
Material replaced:
Signature for acceptance
Trading name and address (or stamp)
of maintenance company
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Initial test report
Installer details
Document No.:
CLIENT COPY
Product description:
B.code:
CLIENT
Name Surname
Address of installation
(Street No., street etc.)
PO CODE City Prov.
Telephone no. E-mail
THE AFOREMENTIONED PRODUCT HAS SUCCESSFULLY PASSED INITIAL TESTING
PRELIMINARY CHECKS
Product complete and undamaged
In-built safety devices undamaged
No visible defects
CHECK AFTER ASSEMBLY
All components assembled correctly
All signage in place (gate warning sign)
Mechanical protective devices
Electrical hazard warning signs
Mechanical hazard warning signs
Residual risk warning signs
FUNCTIONAL TESTS
Test opening and closing of system unconnected to
gate
Start and stop devices
Emergency stop devices
Safety devices
Adjustments and settings
PERFORMANCE TESTS
Performance as indicated
Noise when operating within acceptable limits
No hazardous emissions
No damage found after testing
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Place and date
Installer
signature:
Client
signature:
• The report certifying the successful outcome of the initial tests described above constitutes proof of conformity of the
product and the formal act of nal delivery of the product in its place of installation and use.
• By signing this report, the client:
• conrms that the functional characteristics of the product full their required specications and accepts delivery of the
product itself;
• declares that they have received the use and maintenance instructions for this product, that they have read the instruc-
tions and that they will make the instructions available to any person authorised to use the product. declares that they
have been informed of all legislative requirements regarding the usage of the product;
• undertakes to ensure that the product is used correctly and will be maintained adequately and kept in proper working
order as indicated in the use and maintenance instructions;
• declares that they have received the EC Declaration of Conformity (in compliance with Annexe IIA of EC Directive 98/37/
EC).
Note:
CLIENT COPY
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Initial test report
CLIENT
Name Surname
Address of installation
(Street No., street etc.)
PO CODE City Prov.
Telephone no. E-mail
Installer details
Document No.:
INSTALLER COPY
Product description:
B.code:
THE AFOREMENTIONED PRODUCT HAS SUCCESSFULLY PASSED INITIAL TESTING
PRELIMINARY CHECKS
Product complete and undamaged
In-built safety devices undamaged
No visible defects
CHECK AFTER ASSEMBLY
All components assembled correctly
All signage in place (gate warning sign)
Mechanical protective devices
Electrical hazard warning signs
Mechanical hazard warning signs
Residual risk warning signs
FUNCTIONAL TESTS
Test opening and closing of system unconnected to
gate
Start and stop devices
Emergency stop devices
Safety devices
Adjustments and settings
PERFORMANCE TESTS
Performance as indicated
Noise when operating within acceptable limits
No hazardous emissions
No damage found after testing
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Place and date
Installer
signature:
Client
signature:
• The report certifying the successful outcome of the initial tests described above constitutes proof of conformity of the
product and the formal act of nal delivery of the product in its place of installation and use.
• By signing this report, the client:
• conrms that the functional characteristics of the product full their required specications and accepts delivery of the
product itself;
• declares that they have received the use and maintenance instructions for this product, that they have read the instruc-
tions and that they will make the instructions available to any person authorised to use the product. declares that they
have been informed of all legislative requirements regarding the usage of the product;
• undertakes to ensure that the product is used correctly and will be maintained adequately and kept in proper working
order as indicated in the use and maintenance instructions;
• declares that they have received the EC Declaration of Conformity (in compliance with Annexe IIA of EC Directive 98/37/
EC).
Note:
INSTALLER COPY
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ROGER TECHNOLOGY is the exclusive proprietor holder of all rights regarding this publication.
ROGER TECHNOLOGY reserves the right to implement any modications without prior notication. Copying,
scanning or any alterations to this document are prohibited without express prior authorised from by ROGER
TECHNOLOGY.
ROGER TECHNOLOGY
Via S. Botticelli 8 • 31021 Bonisiolo di Mogliano Veneto (TV) • ITALIA
P.IVA 01612340263 • Tel. +39 041.5937023 • Fax. +39 041.5937024
info@rogertechnology.com • www.rogertechnology.com
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