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DACE RT25/50 - Auto Close Setup; Remote Settings

DACE RT25/50
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AUTO CLOSE SETUP
To prevent accidents, Safety Beams must be used when enabling the Auto Close funcon.
Enable Auto Close
Enabling this funcon allows the gate operator to Auto Close. If the gate is obstructed and Safety Beams
are connected, the Auto Close Time delay will reset when the obstrucon is removed.
Auto Close Time
This feature delays the closing of the gate when Auto Close is enabled. The delay can be set from 1- 600
seconds. If beams are connected, the mer will reset each me the beams are blocked.
AC On Full Open
If enabled, the gate will Auto Close from the fully open posion.
AC On Part Open
If enabled, the gate will Auto Close if it was stopped while sll opening.
AC On Part Close
If enabled, the gate will Auto Close if it was stopped while it was closing.
Allow Party Mode
‘Party Mode’ is a feature which overrides Auto Close. By enabling the Allow Party Mode funcon, it is
possible to place the operator into Party Mode with the Trigger buon on the remote.
REMOTE SETTINGS
Up to 1024 Remotes can be added to the TRITEK onboard Receiver.
The TRITEK controller uses Remote Grouping for managing remote access. All remotes must be pro-
grammed to a group for it to funcon. By default, all remotes will be programmed to the Master group,
Group 0, unless a new group is created. If groups have been created, the controller will prompt the user
to select the group into which the new remote must be programmed.
If Groups are being used, it is important to keep track of your remotes. This can be done by wring down
the remote number seen on the LCD screen during programming and engraving the remote number on
the back of the remote. This is helpful when you wish to delete a lost/stolen remote.
Add Remotes (No groups)
If a new group has not been created, the controller will prompt for a Program Method by which to add
the new remote/s.
First Method: Teach Single Funcon to the Remote Buon. This will program a single funcon to a
buon. It begins at Funcon 1, which is Trigger, and scrolling le will run through all the available func-
ons up to 16. These include Pedestrian Trigger, Alarm Acvate, Party Mode, Light Trigger etc.
Having selected the parcular funcon required, the controller prompts to hold the Joysck Up (North)
and, while holding the joysck in this posion, add the remote/s by pressing the buon that is required
to perform the selected funcon.
Second Method: Duplicate Group Funcons to Remote. This will duplicate the funcons already setup on
the exisng remotes in Group 0 to the new remote now being programmed.
When selected, the controller prompts to hold the Joysck Up (North) and, while holding the joysck in
this posion, the exisng funcons are duplicated onto the new remote by pressing any buon on it. All
funcons in Group 0 will be copied onto the new remote.
The default funcon sengs for Group 0 are:
1. Trigger 2. Pedestrian Trigger 3. No Funcon
4. No Funcon 5. Holiday Lockout 6. Alarm Acvate
7. No Funcon 8. No Funcon 9. Alarm Acvate
10. Party Mode 11. No Funcon 12. Light Trigger
13. No Funcon 14. No Funcon 15. Remote Joysck
The funcon number relates to the remote buon number or
buon conguraon as illustrated.
Connues……...
1 = 1 2 = 2 3 = 1 + 2 4 = 4 5 = 1 + 4
6 = 2 + 4 7 = 1 + 2 + 4 8 = 8 9 = 1 + 8 10 = 2 + 8
11 = 1 + 8 12 = 4 + 8 13 = 1 + 4 + 8 14 = 2 + 4 + 8 15 = 1 + 2 + 4 + 8

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