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p. 19 - Manual FA01719-EN - 03/2022 - © CAME S.p.A. - Translated original instructions
F1 Total stop [1-2]
NC input – Gate stop that excludes any automatic closing; to resume movement, use
the control device. The safety device is inserted into [1-2].
OFF = Deactivated (default) / ON = Activated
F2 Input [2-CX]
NC input – Can associate: C1 = reopening during closing by photocells, C2 = reclosing
during opening by photocells, C3 = partial stop, C4 = obstruction wait, C7 = reopening
during closing by sensitive safety-edges, C8 = reclosing during opening by sensitive
safety-edges.
OFF = Deactivated (default) / C1 / C2 / C3 / C4 / C7 / C8
F3 Input [2-CY]
NC input – Can associate: C1 = reopening during closing by photocells, C2 = reclosing
during opening by photocells, C3 = partial stop, C4 = obstruction wait, C7 = reopening
during closing by sensitive safety-edges, C8 = reclosing during opening by sensitive
safety-edges.
OFF = Deactivated (default) / C1 / C2 / C3 / C4 / C7 / C8
F5 Safety test
After every opening or closing command, the board will check whether the photocells
are working properly.
 The safety test is always active for wireless devices.
0= Deactivated (default) / 1=CX / 2=CY / 4=CX+CY
F6
Maintained
action
The barrier opens and closes by keeping a button pressed. Opening button on contact
2-3 and closing button on contact 2-4. All other control devices, even radio-based
ones, are excluded.
0= Deactivated (default) / 1= Activated
F7 Command [2-7]
From the control device connected to 2-7, it performs the (open-close-invert) step-step,
(open-stop-close-stop), sequential, open or close command.
0 = Step-step (default) / 1 = Sequential / 2 = Open / 3 = Close
FUNCTIONS MENU
 IMPORTANT! Start programming by first performing the following: MOTOR-TYPE SETTING (A1),
OPENING DIRECTION (F54), TOTAL STOP (F1) and TRAVEL CALIBRATION (A3)
⚠
Only program functions when the operator is stopped.
 You can memorize up to 25 maximum users.
 When the menu is active, the system cannot be used.
Display
The < > keys are for:
- moving from one item to another;
- increasing or decreasing values.
- after a travel calibration they allow an OPEN or CLOSE
command
The ESC button is for:
- exiting menus;
- cancelling changes.
- during operation it works
from a STOP command
The ENTER key is for:
- entering menus;
- confirming or memorizing set values.
DESCRIPTION OF PROGRAMMING COMMANDS