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Explains various wiring methods for gate drive units and limit switches.
Instructions on accessing the limit/AMP travel setup menu via the console.
Verifies correct drive unit wiring based on the number of wires detected.
Checks if one or two motors are detected correctly for setup.
Guides on setting the correct close limit for the gate(s) using limit switches.
Guides on setting the correct open limit for the gate(s) using limit switches.
Selects the number of motors for the AMP travel setup procedure.
Adjusts current trip levels for accurate stop detection in AMP travel mode.
Controller learns gate load and travel characteristics after setup.
Instructions to access the timed travel setup menu from the main screen.
Confirms motor wiring completion before starting timed travel setup.
Allows selection of the number of motors for timed travel setup.
Choose between driving motors or entering times for setup.
Sets delays for dual gates to synchronize leaf opening and closing.
Confirms the gate leaf is in the open position for timed travel setup.
Sets the time duration for the gate to close.
Sets the time duration for the gate to open.
Prompts to save the configured settings or restart the process.
Steps to access the menu for coding new transmitters.
Instructs to press the transmitter button to be recorded.
Allows assignment of functions (Open, Close, etc.) to transmitter buttons.
Removes a transmitter and its associated settings from memory.
Opens the transmitter record for editing purposes.
Codes multiple transmitters with the same functions as a selected one.
Uses an existing transmitter button to select the function for a new transmitter.
Enters the remote code set mode using a specific action on the existing transmitter.
Activates the new transmitter button to be coded.
General| Brand | Automatic Technology |
|---|---|
| Model | CB-19 |
| Category | Gate Opener |
| Language | English |
