SEA USER 1 - 24v DG R1 User manual

USER 1 - 24V DG R1B
24V ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT FOR SLIDING GATES AND BARRIERS
67411535 REV 08 - 12/2015
International registered trademark n. 2.777.971
SEA USA Inc.
10850 N.W. 21st unit 160 DORAL MIAMI
Florida (FL) 33172 USA
Tel. -
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Details
General
An appliance shall be provided with an instruction manual. The instruction manual shall give instructions for the installation,
operation, and user maintenance of the appliance.
The installation instructions shall specify the need for a grounding-type receptacle for connection to the supply and shall stress the
importance of proper grounding.
The installation instructions shall inform the installer that permanent wiring is to be employed as required by local codes, and
instructions for conversion to permanent wiring shall be supplied.
Information shall be supplied with a gate operator for:
a) The required installation and adjustment of all devices and systems to effect the primary and secondary protection against
entrapment (where included with the operator).
b) The intended connections for all devices and systems to effect the primary and secondary protection against entrapment. The
information shall be supplied in the instruction manual, wiring diagrams, separate instructions, or the equivalent.
Vehicular gate operators (or systems)
A vehicular gate operator shall be provided with the information in the instruction manual that defines the different vehicular gate
operator Class categories and give examples of each usage. The manual shall also indicate the use for which the particular unit is
intended as defined in Glossary, Section 3. The installation instructions for vehicular gate operators shall include information on
the Types of gate for which the gate operator is intended.
A gate operator shall be provided with the specific instructions describing all user adjustments required for proper operation of the
gate. Detailed instructions shall be provided regarding user adjustment of any clutch or pressure relief adjustments provided. The
instructions shall also indicate the need for periodic checking and adjustment by a qualified technician of the control mechanism
for force, speed, and sensitivity.
Instructions for the installation, adjustment, and wiring of external controls and devices serving as required protection against
entrapment shall be provided with the operator when such controls are shipped with the operator.
Instructions regarding intended installation of the gate operator shall be supplied as part of the installation instructions or as a
separate document. The following instructions or the equivalent shall be supplied where applicable:
a) Install the gate operator only when:
1) The operator is appropriate for the construction of the gate and the usage Class of the gate,
2) All openings of a horizontal slide gate are guarded or screened from the bottom of the gate to a minimum of 4 feet (1.22
m) above the ground to prevent a 2-1/4 inch (57.2 mm) diameter sphere from passing through the openings anywhere in
the gate, and in that portion of the adjacent fence that the gate covers in the open position,
3)All exposed pinch points are eliminated or guarded, and
4) Guarding is supplied for exposed rollers.
b) The operator is intended for installation only on gates used for vehicles. Pedestrians must be supplied with a separate access
opening. The pedestrian access opening shall be designed to promote pedestrian usage. Locate the gate such that persons will
not come in contact with the vehicular gate during the entire path of travel of the vehicular gate.
c) The gate must be installed in a location so that enough clearance is supplied between the gate and adjacent structures when
opening and closing to reduce the risk of entrapment. Swinging gates shall not open into public access areas.
d) The gate must be properly installed and work freely in both directions prior to the installation of the gate operator. Do not over-
tighten the operator clutch or pressure relief valve to compensate for a damaged gate.
e) (not applicable)
f) Controls intended for user activation must be located at least six feet (6’) away from any moving part of the gate and where the
user is prevented from reaching over, under, around or through the gate to operate the controls. Outdoor or easily accessible
controls shall have a security feature to prevent unauthorized use.
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g) The Stop and/or Reset button must be located in the line-of-sight of the gate. Activation of the reset control shall not cause the
operator to start.
h)Aminimum of two (2) WARNING SIGNS shall be installed, one on each side of the gate where easily visible.
i) For gate operators utilizing a non-contact sensor:
1) See instructions on the placement of non-contact sensors for each Type of application,
2) Care shall be exercised to reduce the risk of nuisance tripping, such as when a vehicle, trips the sensor while the gate is
still moving, and
3) One or more non-contact sensors shall be located where the risk of entrapment or obstruction exists, such as the
perimeter reachable by a moving gate or barrier.
j) For a gate operator utilizing a contact sensor:
1) One or more contact sensors shall be located where the risk of entrapment or obstruction exists, such as at the leading
edge, trailing edge, and postmounted both inside and outside of a vehicular horizontal slide gate.
2) One or more contact sensors shall be located at the bottom edge of a vehicular vertical lift gate.
3) One or more contact sensors shall be located at the pinch point of a vehicular vertical pivot gate.
4) Ahardwired contact sensor shall be located and its wiring arranged so that the communication between the sensor and
the gate operator is not subjected to mechanical damage.
5) A wireless contact sensor such as one that transmits radio frequency (RF) signals to the gate operator for entrapment
protection functions shall be located where the transmission of the signals are not obstructed or impeded by building
structures, natural landscaping or similar obstruction. A wireless contact sensor shall function under the intended end-
use conditions.
6) One or more contact sensors shall be located on the inside and outside leading edge of a swing gate.Additionally, if the
bottom edge of a swing gate is greater than 6 inches (152 mm) above the ground at any point in its arc of travel, one or
more contact sensors shall be located on the bottom edge.
7) One or more contact sensors shall be located at the bottom edge of a vertical barrier (arm).
Revised 56.8.4 effective February 21, 2008
Instruction regarding intended operation of the gate operator shall be provided as part of the user instructions or as a separate
document. The following instructions or the equivalent shall be provided:
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING – To reduce the risk of injury or death:
ATTENTION: pour réduire le risque de dommages ou mort:
1. READAND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS.
2. Never let children operate or play with gate controls. Keep the remote control away from children.
3.Always keep people and objects away from the gate. NO ONE SHOULD CROSS THE PATH OF THE MOVING GATE.
4. Test the gate operator monthly. The gate MUST reverse on contact with a rigid object or stop when an object activates the non-
contact sensors. After adjusting the force or the limit of travel, retest the gate operator. Failure to adjust and retest the gate
operator properly can increase the risk of injury or death.
5. Use the emergency release only when the gate is not moving.
6. KEEP GATES PROPERLY MAINTAINED. Read the owner’s manual. Have a qualified service person make repairs to gate
hardware.
7. The entrance is for vehicles only. Pedestrians must use separate entrance.
8. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE COMPONENTS
CN1 = Input/Output connector
CN2 = Limit switch connector
CN3 = Jolly-Jolly 2 connector
CN4 = Master/slave connector
CN5 = Courtesy light output plug
CN6 = Motors connector
CN7 = Batteries connector - Quick connection
CN8 = Power connector
CNA = RX Receiver connector
CNE = Encoder connector
CNP = Programming connector
EXP = External module connector
OK = Programming button
DOWN = Programming button
UP = Programming button
RD1 =Motors piloting Mosfet
RD3 = Motors piloting Mosfet
R1 = Motors command relay
R2 = Motors command relay
PR1 = Rectifier jumper
F1 = Fuse 10 AT
CN8 F1
CN1
CNA
CN3
CN5
CNP
CN6
RL2
RL1
CN2
CN4
UP DOWN OK
RD3
RD1
PR1
DISPLAY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
1
EXP
POWER FUSE MOTOR LIGHT
MASTER/SLAVE
PROG
RADIO MODULE
JOLLY
LIMIT SWITCH
156 mm
100 mm
RECEIVER RX
JOLLY-JOLLY2
CNE
ENCODER
1
4
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CN7
BATTERY
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Control unit power supply: 24 V~
Absorption in stand by: 30 mA
Environment temperature: -20 +55 (-4°F +122°F)
Specifications of external enclosure: 305 x 225 x 125 mm (12 x 9 x 5 inches) - Ip55

CONNECTIONS
JUMPERS
The herein reported functions
are available starting from
revision 73.
123 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13
CN1
Start
Stop
Common
Antenna
START Ped.
Common
Photocell 1
Common
ANT COM START PEDST STOP COM PH1 PH2 EDGE AUX COM 24V (FL)-
24V 750 mA max
(Accessori)
Safety edge
Flash (-)
Photocell 2
+ +
- -
123 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13
CN1
ANT COM START PEDST STOP COM PH1 PH2 EDGE AUX COM 24V (FL)-
Start
Stop
Common
Antenna
START Ped.
Common
Photocell 1
Common
24V 750 mA max
(Accessori)
Safety edge
Flash (-)
Photocell 2
+ +
- -
Optional
WARNING: The control unit is designed with the automatic detection of not used N.C. inputs (photocells, Stop and Limit switch) except the
SAFETY EDGE input. The exclude inputs in self-programming can be restored in the “Check inputs” menu without need to repeat the
programming (pag.14).
Obligatory jumper without accessory connection.
LIMIT SWITCH (CN2)
Limit switch Cl.1 (Yellow)
24V (Red)
Common (White)
Limit switch Op.1 (Green)
1
LIGHT (CN5)
Max 100mA
POWER (CN8)
24V~
MOTOR (CN6)
M
Max 200W
ENCODER (CNE)
1
Brown
White
Green
5
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AUX Programmable
(24V 300 mA max)
AUX Programmable
(24V 300 mA max)

PROGRAMMING
FAST SELF-LEARNING
Start quick programming
You can start the quick programming by
holding UP for 5 s in the “I
", until the motor starts.
nput check
menu
6
UP DOWN OK
DISPLAY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
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--
---
UP DOWN
5 s 5 s
“I
"
nput check
menu
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Fast self-learning START command by
radio control
You can store the START button of the
remote control while pressing DOWN for 5 s
in the “I ".
Once the writing "Press button" appears,
press the button of the transmitter, which
you want to store for the START command.
By pressing OK, you can exit the menu,
otherwise it will be left automatically after 5
seconds.
nput check menu

UPDOWN
ALL OTHER PARAMETERS HAVE DEFAULT SETTINGS WHICH ARE USEFUL FOR THE 90% OF THE APPLICATIONS
BUT CAN BE HOWEVER SET THROUGH THE SPECIAL MENU. FOR ENTERING INTO THE SPECIAL MENU MOVE
ON ONE OF THE MENU AND PRESS THE UP AND DOWN BUTTONS AT THE SAME TIME FOR 5 S.
PROGRAMMING
7
QUICK START
MENU
SEA
SET MENU
SEA
SET MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
OK
2
3
5
6
7
8
9
OK
OK OK
OK OK
OK OK
OK OK
OK OK
OK OK
UP
UP
UP
UP
UP
UP
UP
PRESS
BUTTON STORED
TRANSMITTERS
START
MOTOR
REVERSE
MOTOR
LOGIC
PAUSE TIME
START IN
PAUSE
PROGRAM-
MING
TEST START
10
Skip this step if you do not want to program a transmitter
Press the
button of the
TX to be
stored
OK to exit
Menu or press
the button of
the next TX to
be stored
OKOK Choose the type of
motor with
UP or DOWN
To confirm and return
to main menu
Choose "ON" with UP or
DOWN button only if in
programming the motor starts
in opening
Return to menu 7,
place the gate halfway
and repeat
the times programming
With UP or DOWN
choose
the desired logic
To confirm and return
to main menu
With UP or DOWN
choose a delay for
automatic closing
To confirm and return
to main menu
Skip this step
if you wna tto work
in half-automatic
logic
With UP or DOWN
Choose ON
To confirm and return
to main menu
With UP or DOWN choose ON
to start times learning
At the end of the selflearning
the control unit returns automatically
to the main menu
With
UP or DOWN Choose
ON to start test
To confirm and return to
main menu
Skip this step if a TX has already been stored
1
MENU
SEA
SET MENU
SEA
SET
OK
UP
LANGUAGE ITALIANO
UP
MENU
SEA
SET
(See
page 8)
(See
page 8)
If the motor has
magnetic limit switches,
select "Magnetic"
in the special menu:
104 - SELECT LIMIT SWITCH
RECEIVER
MISSING
If on the display
appears the item:
Check if a receiver has
been connceted
(see page 4)
The gate will execute a CLOSING-OPENING-CLOSING CYCLE
UP
MENU
SEA
SET
OK
END
15
MENU
SEA
SET
OK
SPECIAL
MENU
16
UP
Press OK to return to the
display of the inputs state.
Press OK to enter the special menu.
PROGRAMMING
BUTTONS
OK
DOWNUP
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MENU Default
SET
Joint
Sprint 3 meters
Sprint 4 meters
Sprint 5 meters
Storm 5 meters
Storm 6 meters
Storm 7 and 7.5 meters
Saturn
Mercury 800
VergL.5 meters
VergL.4 meters
VergL.3 meters
Erg Maxi
Verg
Erg
MENU FUNCTIONS TABLE USER1 24V DG R1B
Description Set value
Sliding/B 200/B 500
8
Stop
Start Start
Stop
Unloch
Storing of a command for
unlocking an electric brake
Italian
English
French
Spanish
2 - TRANSMITTERS
External module
Pedestrian Start
Clear memory
Delete a transmitter
External module
Pedestrian Start
Delete single transmitter
Delete transmitter memory
Olandese
1 - LANGUAGE
Español
English
Français
Italiano
Dutch
Italiano
Start
Pedestrian
Start
Sliding
Joint
Sprint 3 meters
Saturn
Mercury 800
VergL.5 meters
Erg Maxi
Erg
Verg
Sprint 4 meters
Sprint 5 meters
Storm 5 meters
Storm 6 meters
Storm 7,5 meters
VergL.4 meters
VergL.3 meters
3 - MOTOR Sliding
8 - START IN PAUSE
6 - LOGIC
Automatic
Open-stop-close-stop-open
2 buttons
Safety
Dead man
Open-stop-close-open
Automatic
Step by step type 1
Step by step type 2
Two buttons
Safety
Dead man
7 - PAUSE TIME
Setting from 1s to 4min.
OFF
(semi-automatic logics)
In pause start is not acceped
In pause start is accepted
(See page 9)
1 240
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
5 - REVERSE MOTOR Off
On
Synchronized right motor
Synchronized left motor Off
9 - PROGRAMMING
10 - TEST START
15 - END
Start command
Times learning start
(See page 9)
Off On
Off On
Off
Off
Press OK to return to the display of the firmware version and to the one of inputs state.
16 - SPECIAL MENU Press OK to enter the special menu.
Open-stop-
close-open
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End “Transmitters” menu output
Reversible sliding gate C500 - Puma
Mercury Fast Mercury Fast
Saturn Fast - Saturn Super Fast Saturn Fast - Saturn Super Fast
Saturn 1500 Saturn 1500

WORKING TIMES SELF LEARNING
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Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3
Fig.4
The control unit is pre-set with the default settings, to start the control unit with the DEFAULT settings just keep
pressed the UP and DOWN buttons at the same time power supplying the control unit the display shows the
message “Init”.
The DEFAULT settings are shown in the Menues table.
NOTE: When using a B200 motor or magnetic limit switches in general; make sure that the control unit is set on magnetic limit switch
before learning.
MENU 104 - SELECT LIMIT SWITCH - “Magnetic”
1) Disconnect the power supply, release the motor (Fig. 1) and put the leaves manually next to the stop in closing (Fig. 3-4).
2) Reset the mechanical lock (Fig. 2)
3) Select 9 - PROGRAMMING on the display, press OK and than one of the UP or DOWN buttons. Now the gate will automatically execute a
closing, opening and reclosing cylce.
Note: If the motor starts in opening, remove and re-put power supply, select on the display 5 - REVERSE MOTOR. And through the UP and
DOWN button put it on ON, or if you have the Jolly programmer, activate the motor and limit switch exchange function. If the motor starts in
closing and stops, remove the power supply and reverse the motor cables, then repeat the programming procedure.
4)The self-learning is done.
ATTENTION: This procedure is potentially dangerous and should only be performed by qualified personnel in safety conditions.
FUNCTION LOGIC
AUTOMATIC LOGIC
Astart impulse opens the gate.A second impluse during the opening will not be accepted.
Astart impulse during closing reverses the movement.
SECURITY LOGIC
Astart impulse opens the gate.A second impulse during opening reverses the movement.
Astart impulse during closing reverses the movement.
STEP BY STEPTYPE 1 LOGIC
The start impulse follows the OPEN-STOP-CLOSE-STOP-OPEN logic.
STEP BY STEPTYPE 2 LOGIC
The start impulse follows the OPEN-STOP-CLOSE -OPEN logic.
DEAD MAN LOGIC
The gate opens as long as the START button of opening is pressed; releasing it the gate stops. The gate closes as long as the button connected
to the PEDESTRIAN START is pressed; releasing it the gate stops. To execute complete opening and/or closing cycles the related
pushbuttons must be constantly pressed.
2 PUSHBUTTONS LOGIC
One start opens, one pedestrian start closes. In opening the closing will not be accepted. In closing a start command reopens, a pedestrian start
command (closes) will be ignored.
NOTE 1: To have the automatic closing it is necessary to set a pause time, otherwise all the logic will be semi-automatic.
NOTE2: It is possible to choose, whether to accept or not, the start in pause, selecting in the MENU the item 8- START IN PAUSE and
choosing ON or OFF. By default, the parameter is OFF.
NOTE 1: To have the automatic closing it is necessary to set a pause time, otherwise all the logic will be semi-automatic.
NOTE2: It is possible to choose, whether to accept or not, the start in pause, selecting in the MENU the item 8- START IN PAUSE and
choosing ON or OFF. By default, the parameter is OFF.
NOTE 1: To have the automatic closing it is necessary to set a pause time, otherwise all the logic will be semi-automatic.
NOTE2: It is possible to choose, whether to accept or not, the start in pause, selecting in the MENU the item 8- START IN PAUSE and
choosing ON or OFF. By default, the parameter is OFF.
NOTE 1: To have the automatic closing it is necessary to set a pause time, otherwise all the logic will be semi-automatic.
NOTE2: It is possible to choose, whether to accept or not, the start in pause, selecting in the MENU the item 8- START IN PAUSE and
choosing ON or OFF. By default, the parameter is OFF.
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PRESS AT THE SAME TIME FOR 5 SECONDS TO ENTER OR TO EXIT THE SPECIAL MENU
MENU SP Default
SET
SPECIAL MENU FUNCTIONS TABLE USER 1 24V DG R1B
UP and DOWN
press END or
UP and DOWN
For entering into the special menu move on one of the menu and press the
buttons at the same time for 5 s. For exiting the special menu move on one of the
menu and press the buttons at the same time for 5 s.
Description Set Value
SPECIAL MENU
UPDOWN
30 100
17 - OPENING SPEED 1 *
18 - CLOSING SPEED 1 * 30 100
Setting from 30 to 100
Setting from 30 to 100
21 - OPENING SLOWDOWN
SPEED 1 *
22 - CLOSING SLOWDOWN
SPEED 1 *
30 100
30 100
Setting from 30 to 100
Setting from 30 to 100
25 - LEARNING SPEED * 30 100 Setting from 30 to 100
28 - OPENING TORQ 1 *
29 - CLOSING TORQ 1 *
10 100
10 100
Opening torq
Closing torq
On
xxx.
Encoder impulses during operation
Encoder impulses stored in programming
In ON enables the Encoder
32 - ENCODER *
xxx.
48 - ENCODER TOT.1 *
47 - ENCODER PAR.1 *
Off
32 - ENCODER *
In OFF disabled the Encoder
Off
33 - OPENING SENSITIVITY
MOTOR1 *
34 - CLOSING SENSITIVITY
MOTOR1 *
Disabled
Adjusts the intervention time
of the Encoder in opening
Off (Intervention excluded)
10% (Fast intervention)
99% (Slow intervention)
Disabled
Off (Intervention excluded)
10% (Fast intervention)
99% (Slow intervention)
Adjusts the intervention time
of the Encoder in closing
10
10
60 - CLOSING
SLOWDOWN 1 *
59 - OPENING
SLOWDOWN 1 * * 30
* 30
Off
5 100
Off
5 100
Disabled
Disabled
Setting from 5 to 100
Setting from 5 to 100
* 70
64 - ACCELERAZIONE * 0 %
100%
Acceleration ramp.
Adjusts the motor start.
0 15 6 %
0 15 6 %
70 - OPENING POSITION
RECOVERY
71 - CLOSING POSITION
RECOVERY
Retrieves the inertia of the
motor in opening after Stop
or reversing
Retrieves the inertia of the
motor in closing after Stop
or reversing
10
* 80
* 80
* 40
* 40
* 80
* 70
* 70
Off
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- - - - -
Shows the absorbed current
by the motor during the
movement. The letter H at the
left of the current value
indicates the exceeding of the
set inversion threshold.
57 - WORKING CURRENT
Note: Menus 47 and 48 are only present if the encoder is ON.

MENU SP Default
SET Description Set Value
0.0 5.0
Pre-flashing only
active before closing
85 - PREFLASHING
Only closing
Pre-flashing time
Off
1 100
82 - MOTOR RELEASE
Off Disabled
Setting from 1 to 100
Off
Buzzer Buzzer
86 - FLASHING LIGHT
Normal
Light
Always
Normal
Control lamp
Always ON Normal
Off
Off
On
The flashing light remains
ON with active timer and
open gate
The flashing light remains
OFF with the active timer
and open gate
87 - FLASHING LIGHT
AND TIMER
88 - COURTESY LIGHT
In cycle
Courtesy light setting
from 1s to 4min.
Courtesy light in cycle
1 240
Off
Off
Disabled
Off on Off
89 - TRAFFIC LIGHT
RESERVATION
When setting this function
the pedestrian input will be
activated to work on the
auxiliary board SEM
(traffic light management).
20 100 30
90 - PEDESTRIAN OPENING Setting from 20 to 100
= Start
91 - PEDESTRIAN PAUSE
Pause in pedestrian opening
same as in total opening
= Start
Off Disabled
1 240 Setting from 1s to 4 min.
92 - TIMER
Off
On photo2 Off
On pedestrian entry
Transforms the selected
input in an input on
which to connect an
external clock.
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Off
Off
79 - ANTI INTRUSION Only closing
Only opening
Opening and closing
If you force the gate
manually, the control
unit starts the motor to
restore the state of the
gate before forcing.
0 100
Adjust the tolerance between
stop and obstacle opening
72 - OPENING TOLERANCE
MOTOR1 0
0 100
73 - CLOSING TOLERANCE
MOTOR1
Adjust the tolerance between
stop and obstacle closing
0

MENU SP Default
SET Description Set Value
95 - FOTOTEST
Photo1
Photo2
Photo1-2
Auto-test active only on
Photo1
Auto-test active only on
Photo2
Auto-test active on
Photo1 and Photo2
Photo1-2
Stop
97 - PHOTO1
Opening and closing
Closing
Stop and close
Close
Pause reload
Active in opening
and closing
Photocell active in closing
Photocell active before
opening
The photocell gives a
command to close during
opening, pause and
closing
The photocell charging the
pausing time
The photocell stops in closing
and closes when released
Closing
Delay pause time
If the photocell is occupied
during opening, pause or
closing, the gate reopens
completely and closes
without observing the
pause time.
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Always AUX output always
power supplied
94 - 24V AUX
In cycle
In pause
Opening
Closing
AUX output power
supplied only during opening
AUX output power
supplied only during closing
AUX output power
supplied only during pause
AUX output active only
during cycle
Always
Fototest
In cycle and fototest
AUX output only during cycle
with fototest function active
AUX output for
connection of photocell
TX to autotest
Positive brake management
Positive Electrobrake
Negative brake management
Negative Electrobrake
1 flash per sec. in opening
2 flashes per sec. in closing
Steady lit in Stop or Open.
Gate open warning
light

MENU SP Default
SET Description Set Value
104 - SELECT LIMIT SWITCH *
Mechanical limit switch
Magnetic limit switch
Mechanical
Magnetic
Mechanical
105 - MASTER-SLAVE
Master
Slave
Off
Off
For applications with two
motors in master-slave,
you can set the control
unit as slave
For applications with two
motors in master-slave, it
allows to set the control
unit as master
Disabled
1 10
Shows last event
(See alarms table)
106 - DIAGNOSTICS
0 10E9 0
100 10E4 10E4
107 - MAINTENANCE CYCLES
108 - PERFORMED CYCLES
Setting from 100 to
100000
Reports the executed
cycles. Keep pressed OK
to reset the cycles
112 - PASSWORD - - - -
Allows the entering of a
password blocking the
control unit parameters
modification.
- - - -
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Active in opening
and closing
Photocell active before
opening
Stop
Opening and closing
Closing Photocell active in closing
98 - PHOTO2
The photocell gives a
command to close during
opening, pause and
closing
The photocell stops in closing
and closes when released
Stop and close
Close Opening
The photocell charging the
pausing time
Pause reload
Delay pause time
If the photocell is occupied
during opening, pause or
closing, the gate reopens
completely and closes
without observing the
pause time.
99 - PHOTO OFF IN CLOSING 0 50 0
Setting from 0 to 50
100 - EDGE1 8K2
Edge is active and
protected by a 8k2 resistor
Normal N.C. contact
Normal
Normal
When ON, if no mains power
and batteries connected, the
gate will open fully and will
remain open until the power
returns. At this point it will
perform an automatic
reclosing.
113 - EMERGENCY Off On
Off
Press OK to exit the special menu.
The special menu switches off automatically after 20 minutes.
120 - BASIC MENU
Note 1: The * indicates that the default value or the parameter visualization may change depending on the selected motor type.
Note 2:After initialization the parameters "motor type" and "limit switch type" remain son the value chosen in the setup program.

MENU
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SET
DISPLAY INPUT STATUS
When the segment
is ON during self-
learning, the input
status is closed or
OFF.
Start
Start
pedestrian
Stop
Limit
Switch
opening
motor 1
Photocell 1
Photocell 2
Edge 1
Limit
Switch
closing
motor 1
Initial system
Software Version
Programming example
UP
OK
UP
UP
UP
DOWN
DOWN
DOWN
OK
OK
OK
DOWN
UP
0.0V
MENU
Exit menu
MENU FUNCTION TABLE CHECK USER1 24V DG R1B INPUTS
To access the Menu for input check keep pressed OK for about 5 seconds.
Description Description
Start test
The contact must be N.O. If activating the related command on the
display the item SET lights up, the input will be working.
If SET is always on, check the wirings.
Stop test
Pedestrian
start test
The contact must be N.C. If activating the related command on the
display the item SET lights up, the input will be working.
If SET is always on, make sure that the contact is a N.C. one
The contact must be N.O. If activating the related command on the
display the item SET lights up, the input will be working.
If SET is always on, check the wirings
Safety
edge test
Photocell 1
test
Photocell 2
test
The contact must be N.C. If activating the related command on the
display the item SET lights up, the input will be working.
If SET is always on, make sure that the contact is a N.C. one
The contact must be N.C. If activating the related command on the
display the item SET lights up, the input will be working.
If SET is always on, make sure that the contact is a N.C. One
The contact must be N.C. If activating the related command on the
display the item SET lights up, the input will be working.
If SET is always on, make sure that the contact is a N.C. one.
Opening limit
switch test
Closing limit
switch test
The contact must be N.C. If activating the related command on the display
the item SET lights up, the input will be working. If SET is always on,
make sure that the contact is a N.C. one or that the related
limit switch is not occupied.
The contact must be N.C. If activating the related command on the display
the item SET will light up, the input will be working. If SET is always on,
make sur that the contact is a N.C. one or that the related
limit swith is not occupied.
Batteries’
voltage level Batteries charge level indicator
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OK
OK
OK
Note: If the Stop, Photocell 1 and Photocell 2 contacts are not bridged in self-learning, they will be deactivated
and can be reactivated through this menu, without repeating times self-learning.
OK
INPUT CHECK MENU
- - -
- -
- - -
VERG
SLIDING
JOINT
U.001
MOTOR
LIMIT SWITCH
CLOSING
LIMIT SWITCH
OPENING
START
EDGE
PHOTO1
PHOTO2
PEDESTRIAN START
END
STOP
Enabled
Blocked
Enabled
Blocked
Enabled
Blocked
Enabled
Blocked
The settings of the control unit are made through the UP, DOWN and OK buttons. The UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the MENUS and
SUBMENUS. By pressing OK you enter from MENU into SUBMENU and confirm the choice.
Moving in the menu pressing the UP and DOWN buttons at the same time you access the SP MENU for special settings.
Moving in the menu pressing the OK button for 5 seconds, you enter the CHECK MENU, where you can check the operating
status of all inputs.
1-LANGUAGE
1-LANGUAGE
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RADIO TRANSMITTER SELF LEARNING
WITH RECEIVER ON BOARD OF CONTROL UNIT
!!WARNING: Make the radio transmitters programming before you connect the antenna and insert the receiver into the
special CMR connector (if available) with turned off control unit.
With RF UNI and RF UNI PG module it will be possible to use both Coccinella Roll Plus transmitters and radio transmitters with fixed
code. The first memorized radio transmitter will determine the type of the remaining radio transmitters.
If the receiver is a Rolling Code, press twice the button of the radio transmitter that you want to program to memorize the first TX.
In the case of transmitters with fixed code it is necessary to press 1 time the button of the transmitter you want to program to store the first
remote control
Notes:
- Enter radio transmitters learning only when the working cycle stops and the gate is closed.
- You can store max. 2 of the available 4 functions. If the control unit receives a code which was already associated to another function it will be
updated with the new function.
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
UP
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
UP
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
UP
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
UP
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
UP
MENU
SEA
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
SET
START
PEDESTRIAN
START
EXTERNAL
MODULE
STOP
DELETE A
TRANSMITTER
0OK? OK
CLEAR
MEMORY OK
PRESS
BUTTON STORED
STORED
STORED
STORED
PRESS
BUTTON
PRESS
BUTTON
PRESS
BUTTON
If you want to program
the pedestrian
start as second
channel.
If you want to
delete a single
transmitter.
If you want
to delete the
whole memory
If you want to program
the activation
of the LIGHT
output
as second channel.
Press the
button of the
transmitter
to be stored
Press the
button of the
transmitter
to be stored
Press the
button of the
transmitter
to be stored
Select with
UP or DOWN
the memory
location
to be deleted
and press OK
Press the
button of the
transmitter
to be stored
If you do not want to execute the cancellation,
press UP or DOWN to return to the
2-TRANSMITTER menu.
Confirm the cancellation.
If you want to
program the
UNLOCH as
second channel.
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
UP
MENU
SEA
SET
UNLOCH STORED
PRESS
BUTTON
Press the
button of the
transmitter
to be stored
If you want to
program the
STOP as
second channel.
OK
for 10 s.
MENU
SEA
SET
OK
TRANSMITTERS
OK
UP
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
MENU
SEA
SET
MENU
SEA
SET
If you want
to exit the
TRANSMITTERS
menu
Menu output
END OK
OK
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1 2 3 4
0
1
2
3
TABLE EXAMPLE
Transmitter
button
Memory
location Serial number Customer
1 2 3 4
0
1
2
3
Transmitter
button
Memory
location Serial number Customer
16 USERS Whitout memory
800 USERS With additional memory MEMO
100 USERS Fixed code
800 USERS Roll Plus
800 UTENTI Fixed code
800 UTENTI Roll Plus
RF UNI
RF UNI PG
RF UNI PG
Old model without additional memory
New model with MEMO additional memory

START (N.O.) The
An impulse given to this contact opens and closes the automation depending onthe selected logic it can be given by a key switch, a keypad,
etc. To connect the other devices refer to the related instructions leaflets. (ie. loop detectors and proximity switches).
Note1: In DEAD MAN logic it is necessary to keep pressed the Start for the opening of the automation.
Note2:
START is connected between the clamps 2 and 3 of the CN 1 terminal.
In 2 BUTTONS logic this button performs the opening.
STOP (N.C.) The STOP is connected between the clamps 2 and 5 of the CN1 terminal .
The pressure on this button immediately stops the motor in any condition/position. A start command is needed to re-start the movement.
After a stop the motor always re-starts in closing.
Photocell 1 and Photocell 2 Connections
+ = 24V (Accessories) max 750mA COM = 0V PH1 = Photocell contact 1
PH2 = Photocell contact 2
Note: For the autotest connect the TX to theAUX clamp and activate theAutotest function.
The standard setting of the photocell 1 is in “Closing” and the one of the photocell 2 is in “Opening
and losing” . The photocell 2 can be set also as TIMER (see TIMER function).
Note3: On the 95-FOTOTEST menu you can also activate the self-test even on the single photocell.
START - STOP - PEDESTRIAN START - ANTENNA -
PHOTOCELL
Can be activated through on-board display or through the Jolly programmer. In both cases it’s a N.O. contact which provoques
the opening of the automation keeping it open until it is activated. When it’s released, the gate attends the set pausing time
and executes the reclosing. The TIMER command can be activated on the inputs FOTO2, START PEDESTRIAN.
Note1: When activated on the pedestrian entry, the pedestrian will be disabled also on the radio transmitter.
Note2: In case of intervention of a security device during the timer (Stop, Ammeter, Edge), to restore the movement it will be
necessary to give a start impulse.
Note3: In case of no power supply with open gate and active Timer the control unit will restore its use, otherwise if during
restore of the power supply the TIMER is not activated it will be necessary to give a start impulse for the reclosing.
TIMER
Antenna Common Start Start ped. Stop Common Photocell 1
CN1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Photocell 2
RX1
RX2
TX1
TX2
CN1
9 10 11 12 13
Common 24V (Accessories)
PEDESTRIAN START (N.O.) The pedestrian start can be connected
between the clamps 2 and 4 of the CN1 terminal .
This input allows a partial opening the opening space can be set through
the on-board display or through the JOLLY device.
Note1: The contact for partial opening is a N.O. Contact (Normally open).
Note2:In 2 BUTTONS logic it is necessary to press the Start Ped. to re-
close the automation.
Note3: In dead man logic this button executes the re-closing if you keep it
pressed.
Note4: When closed during pause, the gate will reclose only after this
input has been reopened.
TIMER activation: This input can be transformed into TIMER (See
TIMER).
Options AUX 24V max 300mA can be set with on-board
Display or with Jolly device.
Through the Jolly programmer it is possible to chose when having
tension on the AUX output. The options are: Always,
pening,
When using control units with batteries and /
or solar panels, we recommend connecting the accessories which
are not used when operator stands still (e.g. photocells) to a AUX
output, setting the option “ ”. With this setting you can save
energy by lowering power consumption in stand-by, increasing the
autonomy of the system.
In cycle,
O Closing, In pause, Fototest, In cycle and fototest,
Positive brake management, Negative brake management, Gate
open warning light.
In cycle
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OPTIONS ON FOTO1 and FOTO2 adjustable on on- board display or with JOLLY
terminal.
“Closing”: if occupied, reverses the movement in closing, during pause it prevent the
closing.
“Opening and closing”: If activated the photocell blocks the movement as long as it’s busy,
when released the opening continues.
“Stop”: When activated before the opening the photocell blocks the automation as long as it
is busy, during the opening it will be ignored. In closing the intervention of the photocell
causes the reopening.
“Stop and close”: in opening it is not active; in pause are activated it commands the closing
when released, otherwise it’s not active; in closing it stops the movement as long as it is busy,
when released the closing continues.
“Close”: The photocell stops the gate as long as it is occupied in both opening and closing,
when released it gives a closing command (Closing one second after release of the
photocell).
“Pause reload”: If occupied, during pause it recharges the timer of pause. In closing it
reverses the movement.
“Delay pause time”: If the photocell is occupied during opening, pause or closing, the gate
reopens completely and closes without observing the pause time.
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SENSOR BARRIERS / ENCODER
Sensor barriers / Encoder
These contacts enable the detection of obstacles during the opening and the closing of the gate. When this device intervenes in
opening it causes the inversion of the movement for around a second, if it intervenes in closing it causes the total reopening.
Note1: The sensitivity is adjustable both in opening and in closing through the on-board display or through the JOLLY terminal.
With high torque the gate reverses after 5 seconds.
Attention: In case of obstacle, if the automatic reclosing is on, the gate will attempt to close for 3 times, whereupon a start signal
will be necessary to re-establish the movment.
Limit
Switch
CN2
ALARMS INDICATIONS
Flashings Number
9
2
3
6
4
Flashings Number
5
7
6
4 fast
Kind of alarm
Motors fault
Photocell in closing
Photocell in opening
Opening impact
Safety edge
Kind of alarm
Stop
Max. Reached cycles
Closing impact
Limit switch error
Signals Kind of alarm Solutions
Motors current failure Sure there are no short circuits on the motor or on the control unit.
24V Power supply
failure
Make sure there are no short circuits on the wiring or on the control unit and
no overloads.
AUX output
voltage failure Make sure there are no short circuits on wiring or control unit and no overload.
Self-test photocells
failure Check the photocells operation and / or connections on the control unit.
Limit switch
activation failure
Check the operation of both limit switches and / or correspondence
between movement direction of the motor and engaged limit switches.
Flashing lamp failure Check connections and / or conditions of the lamp.
Slave failure Check the connection between MASTER and SLAVE or if the SLAVE board is
actually set as such.
Limit switch
The limit switch can be connected through the special LIMIT SWITCH connector on
the control unit. The control unit can administrate mechanical, inductive and
magnetic limit switches. Only on some special applications il will not be necessary to
connect the limit switches. The control unit will automatically realize if limit switches
are present or not.
1) Through the on-board display or through the JOLLY programmer it is possible to
activate the ani-intrusion function. This function is lied to the presence of at least one
limit switch which, when free, forces the motor to re-close.
Note: if during programming phase the motor and limit switch times should
not be in phase between them, the gate will start in closing, it stops and will not
complete the selflearning of the times, at this point it will be necessary to
switch off the tension and to invert the cables of the motor. The first
movement in selflearning must always be executed in closing.
ATTENTION: When using SEA magnetic limit switches, make sure that the
motor is set on “Magnetic” present in the special menu 104-SELECT LIMIT
SWITCH.
Note 1: If in the diagnostics shows "max. cycles reached ", do the maintenance and / or reset the number of cycles performed.
Note2: To exit from the error messages, press OK. If the error persists, make all required checks for the specific error and / or disconnect the
device that generates the error to see if the error disappears.
At each opening and closing of the automation the flashing light will blink. It blinks once per second during opening and twice per second
during closing, while it remains lit during pause.
It is possible to view the alarms also on the flashing light or on the control lamp, simply by observing the number of flashes emitted and
verifying the reference in the table below:
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FAILURE MOTOR
FAILURE24
FAILURE24VAUX
FAILURE SELF TEST
FAILURE LIMIT SWITCH
FAILURE FLASHING LIGHT
FAILURE SLAVE
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Failure Overcurrent-
Collision
FAILURE
OVERCURRENT-
COLLISION
Failure
Blocked motor
FAILURE
BLOCKED MOTOR
Check for obstacles or points of friction on the gate.
NOTE: the fault is reset by pressing OK.
Check the connection of the Encoder or if the motor is stopped mechanically.
NOTE: the fault is reset by pressing OK.
LIMIT SWITCH
!!With these options the entrapment protection is always monitored

MOTOR POWER SUPPLY
Power input
Input for the connection of the electric
power.
P = PHASE - LIVE
N = NEUTRAL
G = GROUND
NOTICE: for the
connection to the
electric power see the
law in force.
TRANSFORMER
3,6 A blow fuse on 230V ~ power supply
6,3A blow fuse on 115V ~ power supply GN
115V~
o
230V~
P
POWER
(CN8)
P G N
MOTOR
(CN6)
M+
M- 12
+
-
CN1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Start
SAFETY EDGE
Between clamps 9 and 11 of CN 1 it is possible to connect an active safety edge on the terminal M8. If
this device is pressed it opens the contact causing a partial inversion of the movement both in opening
and in closing. If not used you must put a jumper between the contacts GND and 9 of CN1.
Note1: contact N.C.
Note2: Through the on-board display or the Jolly programmer it is possible to activate the balanced
edge 8K2, in this case the edge contact is controled by a special resistance value revealing the eventual
involuntary short- circuit of the device. In case of imbalance of the device a special alarm will show on
the on-board dispaly or on the JOLLY programmer.
SAFETY EDGE AND WARNING LAMP
EXTERNAL RECEIVER
Example: Connection of a
radio receiver
For the connection of the
receiver refer to the relative
instructions manual.
Common Common Start ped.
24V (Accessories)
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P GN
WARNING:
Keep the power
cables (motors, power
supply) SEPARATE from the
command cables (push
buttons, photocells and so
on). In order to avoid any
interference it’s preferable to
foresee and use two separate
sheaths.
9 10 11 12 13
Edge AUX Common FL(-)
CN1
Security edge
-
+
BUZZER
24V (Accessories)
With 8K2 option the entrapment protection is always monitored
!!
Flashing Lamp 24V 15W (Warning lamp ) or Buzzer
The flashing lamp or buzzer can be connected between the clamps 24V (Accessories) and FL (-) of CN 1.
The warning lamp or buzzer advises that the automatic gate is moving with 1 flash/second in opening and 2 flashes / second in closing.
During pause it remains switched on. Through the warning lamp or buzzer it is also possible to identify alarms lied to the STOP,
PHOTOCELL1, PHOTOCELL 2 and EDGE devices. Through the display or the JOLLY programmer it is possible to activate the pre-flashing
function and/or to modify the function of the warning lamp/buzzer choosing between fix flashing, control lamp or Buzzer.

MASTER-SLAVE FUNCTION
To set an installation with two motors in MASTER-SLAVE function it is recommended to do as follows:
1) Set the two motors as if they were two independent installations, make sure that the individual motor works properly and that
the limit switches (when present) are read properly.
2) Once sure of the correct functioning connect the control unit MASTER to the control unit SLAVE through the special clamp
(Code SEA23001220).
3) Now set the control unit, which has to manage the commands and motor 1 (photocell, keyswitch, STOP, safety edge etc.) as
MASTER and the other one which will move motor 2 as SLAVE.
4) Follow up the selflearning of the times of the MASTER control unit.
Note 1: The master and slave settings on the control unit are present in the special menu selecting 105-MASTER-SLAVE.
Note 2:All these operations can also be managed through the JOLLY programmer).
Note 3: On the SLAVE it is possible to set the following functions only: torque, speed, motor type, slowdown speed, acceleration,
deceleration, position recovery,AUX and motor inversion.
All other parameters will be set only by the MASTER control unit.
TRAFFIC LIGHT CARD CONNECTION
Connect on
EXP terminal
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Insert on CN4
of the Master control unit
Insert on CN4
of the Slave control unit
Note: respect the polarity of the cables.
It is recommended to
use a two twisted
pairs shielded cable
2
with less than 0.5 mm
section.
STE
MA R LE
SA
V
12345678910 11 12 13
EXP
DS1
DS2
RL4 RL3 RL2 RL1
L4 L3 L2
IC2
-M2+
1 CNP
CN1
L1
M1
24V~ / (ac/dc)
or
230V~
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1
2
3
4
SIGB COM SIGA SIGB COM SIGA
M1 M1
CN4
This configuration is usable in the case of two
opposite sliding gates.
In this configuration, all devices (photocells, key
switch, edges, etc.) must be connected on the
MASTER unit which will also control the movement of
the motor linked to the SLAVE unit.

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PASSWORD ENTERING MANAGEMENT
With a new control unit all menus can be displayed and set and the password will be disabled.
Selecting one of the Menus and keeping UP and DOWN pressed at the same time for 5 seconds, you will access the SP Menu containing the
112-PASSWORD Submenu.
Pressing OK in the 112-PASSWORD Menu, you will proceed with the entering of the numeric code of the 4-digit password.
Use UP and DOWN to increase or decrease the number, press OK to confirm it and you will pass automatically to the entering of the next
number. Pressing OK after the last entered number the word “Sure?” appears, confirm the activation of the password and the message OK
appears, pressing UP or DOWN instead you can cancel the operation and “No operation” will appear on the display.
Once entered the password, it will be definitively activated, once the display switch off timeout has expired, or by turning off and on again the
control unit. Once the password has been activated, the menus of the display can be only displayed but not set. To unlock them you must enter
the correct password in the112-PASSWORD menu, if the password is wrong the message “Error” will appear.
At this point, if the password has been entered correctly, the menus will be unlocked and it will be possible to change the parameters of the
control unit again.
If the control unit has been unlocked through 112-PASSWORD Menu, it is possible to enter a new and different password, using the same
entering process as for the first one; at this point, the old password will no longer be valid.
If the password has been forgotten, the only way to unlock the control unit is to contact the SEAtechnical assistance, which will assess whether
to provide the procedure to unlock the control unit or not.
Note: The password cannot be set through the Jolly or Jolly 2 terminal.
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(BAT)
+
-
+
-
GND PSOL BAT 28VGND
CN1
+
-
S
+
GNDGND
Solar Panel
Batteries
12V 12V
= charge 200mA
~
~
= charge 360mA
= charge 800mA
~
Code 23101105
Code 23101104
E SUN
E SUN Q
S 28VGND
CN1
+
GNDGND
Solar Panel
PSOL GND
+ Bat- Bat
= charge 200mA
~
~
= charge 360mA
= charge 800mA
~
USER 1
24V DG
R1B
CNQ
+
-
+
-
Batteries
12V 12V
Note: To connect the User
1 24V DG R1B control unit
with quick connectable
charger to an old battery
charger, you must use the
CNQ adapter cable.
IMPORTANT: To connect the batteries, always use the battery charger.
CN7CN7
CONNECTION OF BATTERIES TO BATTERY CHARGER CARD
28V Battery charger
Positive battery
Negative battery charger
Battery current (mA) Battery (Ah)
Insert two 12V batteries connected in series.
800
360
200
12 or 16
7
2
Specifications of
optional batteries:
24V Pb 1.2Ah min.