To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if SE 2 flashes on my BelFox Gate Opener?
If your BelFox Gate Opener SE 2 is flashing, the issue might stem from: * The safety contact edge being active, so you should inactivate it. * A defective safety contact edge, necessitating replacement. * A defective or pulled wire of the safety contact edge, which requires repair or replacement.
What to do if SE 2 flashes on BelFox Gate Opener?
If SE 2 is flashing on your BelFox Gate Opener, it could be due to: an active safety contact edge (inactivate it), a defective safety contact edge (replace it), a false configuration in Menu item 11 (set to 8K2 by default), or a defective or pulled wire of the safety contact edge (repair or replace the wire).
Why do the inputs flash continually on my BelFox 47-21-i?
The inputs on your BelFox Gate Opener might be flashing continually because the wire is damaged (repair or replace it), the button is defective (replace the button), or a commutator has been set up instead of a push-button (set up a push-button).
Why BelFox 47-21-i flashes when hand transmitters are not activated?
Your BelFox Gate Opener might be flashing even when the hand transmitters are not activated because another hand transmitter in the vicinity has the same coding (12-bit encoding), in which case you should use an 18-bit encoding or a different one, or a neighboring hand transmitter has wrongly been taught in, so you should delete individual hand transmitters (18-bit encoding).
What to do if the Reed contact flashes continually on BelFox 47-21-i Gate Opener?
If the Reed contact on your BelFox Gate Opener flashes continually, it could be because the Reed contact is not connected (connect the Reed contact) or the Reed contact is defective (replace it).
What to do if the BelFox 47-21-i doesn't flash when the light beam is interrupted?
If your BelFox Gate Opener does not flash when the light beam has been interrupted, it might be caused by: * A pulled wire. You should repair or replace the wire. * Several light barriers connected in parallel. Connect them in series.
What to do if the BelFox Gate Opener doesn't flash when emergency stop is activated?
If your BelFox Gate Opener does not flash when the emergency stop switch is activated, it may be because: * The wire is damaged. Repair or replace the wire. * Several emergency-stop switches have been connected in parallel. Connect them in series.
Why does my BelFox 47-21-i Gate Opener flash continuously when the emergency stop isn't activated?
If your BelFox Gate Opener flashes continuously even when the emergency stop switch has not been activated, this could be due to: * A defective wire of the emergency stop switch. You should repair or replace the wire. * The opening contact and the closing contact of the emergency stop switch are interchanged. Use a rest contact.
What to do if SE 1 flashes on my BelFox 47-21-i?
If your BelFox Gate Opener SE 1 is flashing, it could be due to several reasons: * The safety contact edge might be active, in which case you should inactivate it. * The safety contact edge could be defective and require replacement. * The wire of the safety contact edge might be defective or pulled, and you should repair or replace it.
Why BelFox 47-21-i Gate Opener light beams flash continually when not interrupted?
If the light beams on your BelFox Gate Opener flash continually even when not interrupted, it could be because the wire of the safety contact edge is defective (repair or replace it) or the opening contact and the closing contact of the safety contact edge have been interchanged (use a rest contact).
Describes the illuminated display for programming and troubleshooting.
Details the 4 buttons for menu access and control, with their functions.
Explains the removable terminal blocks for easy external wire connection.
Illustrates the wiring diagram for various components and terminals.
Provides detailed descriptions for connections of specific terminal blocks.
Explains how to connect the aerial and its frequency dependency.
Describes power supply and connection of a light barrier for safety.
Explains the stop input and wicket door connection for safety.
Details connecting 8.2kΩ safety contact edges.
Explains connecting OES safety contact edges and their power supply.
Details connecting a 24V battery for operation and its limitations.
Explains using the 4 buttons for programming and navigating menu items.
Guides on changing parameters and saving modifications in menu items.
Provides information on various menu items like Language, Type of Gate, and Radio.
Allows setting position indicators like sensors or limit switches.
Informative menu item to check input A status (active/inactive).
Sets the mode of operation for input B (stop panic, no panic, death man).
Sets the mode of operation for input C (stop panic, no panic, death man).
Sets the mode of operation for input D, including partial opening percentage.
Programs the effect of the light barrier when activated.
Sets the behavior for safety input SE1 (8.2kΩ or OES) when closing.
Sets the behavior for safety input SE2 (8.2kΩ or OES) when opening.
Configures cutting off power to OES safety edges in standby for energy saving.
Informative item to check stop input status (active/closed).
Sets the duration the warning light stays on before gate operation.
Adjusts the time the courtesy light remains on after motor stop.
Sets the start time for automatic closing and closing after OES deactivation.
Configures motor overcurrent shutdown for obstacle detection in opening.
Configures motor overcurrent shutdown for obstacle detection in closing.
Adjusts gate movement speed for opening and closing.
Configures the speed and duration of the smooth start function.
Sets the speed of the smooth run in the opening direction by percentage.
Sets the speed of the smooth run in the closing direction by percentage.
Indicates this function is unavailable and under development.
Allows deletion of memorized forces, configurations, or all data.
Shows the total number of cycles; cannot be deleted.
Shows the programmed software version.
Guides on learning gate travel end-positions and motor current via sensors.
Guides on learning gate travel end-positions using limit switches.
Explains how to teach in or delete radio transmitter codes and functions.
Shows how to view the last 10 malfunctions and their correcting faults.
Explains how to view the last 50 orders that affected the control board.
Displays the current motor status and active inputs on the control board.
Provides a method to determine the gate's DIN left or DIN right configuration.
Emphasizes reading and following safety instructions for fitting, operating, and maintenance.
Lists the EC Directives and standards the product complies with.
Explains the significance and potential malfunctions related to Hallsensors Z1 and Z2.
Explains indicator REF (Reed contact) and associated troubleshooting.
Explains indicators A, B, C, D for inputs and their troubleshooting.
Explains indicator STP (Stop input) and associated troubleshooting.
Explains indicator LS (Light barrier) and associated troubleshooting.
Explains indicators SE1 and SE2 (Safety inputs) and their troubleshooting.
Explains radio commands (F1-F9) and troubleshooting for incorrect coding.
General| Brand | BelFox |
|---|---|
| Model | 47-21-i |
| Category | Gate Opener |
| Language | English |
