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General| Brand | Allmatic |
|---|---|
| Model | TRAKTOR /I Series |
| Category | Gate Opener |
| Language | English |
Outlines general safety, regulatory compliance, and intended use of the product.
Details dangers like electric shock, explosion, arc, impact, crushing, and overheating.
Illustrates danger zones and symbols for pedestrian transit, electric shock, and crushing.
Provides recommendations for cable types, sizes, and connection guidelines.
Offers checks and precautions for gate motor installation and safety integration.
Specifies the actuator's purpose for sliding gates in residential or industrial driveways.
Lists detailed specifications including power, speed, thrust, and environmental conditions.
Shows diagrams with dimensions for the gear motor and fixing plate.
Provides an exploded view with numbered components of the automation.
Explains the procedure for releasing the motor for manual gate movement.
Illustrates a general setup of the automation system with various components.
Details steps for excavating, preparing the foundation, and installing the fixing plate.
Guides on removing covers, aligning, and mounting the gear motor onto the fixing plate.
Explains how to attach the rack to the gate, ensuring levelness and proper distance from the pinion.
Covers securing the automation to the mounting plate after checking pinion-rack coupling.
Describes setting the opening and closing limit switches for the gate.
Identifies the components and terminals on the control board.
Details the connections for the main power supply (L, N, PE).
Explains connections for 24Vdc and 24Vac accessories and test functions.
Describes wiring for control inputs like OPEN, CLOSE, and STEP-BY-STEP.
Details connections for safety devices like STOP buttons and photocells.
Covers wiring for courtesy lights and flashing lamps.
Explains how to connect an electric lock, noting external power requirements.
Provides advice on antenna connection and range factors.
Lists factory-made connections for single and three-phase motors and limit switches.
Explains the function of the UP, MENU, DOWN, and SS buttons for control panel operation.
Describes the four types of information views available on the control unit display.
Lists and describes the various display codes for automation status and errors.
Details how to select gate parameters based on weight to adjust motor speed and torque.
Guides on how to store new remote controls and assign functions to transmitter buttons.
Explains the procedure for setting the gate's opening and closing limit positions and slowdowns.
Details basic parameters like automatic closing, closing after transit, and obstacle sensitivity.
Covers advanced parameters for impact sensor intervention, photocell modes, and safety edge functions.
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