DACE RT25/50 - 13 Additional Features; Holiday Lockout; Ground Loop

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Posive Close
If enabled, the open and close gaps are ignored and the gate will stop touching the end stops. This is
usually used in conjuncon with electric fencing where it is required that the gate stops against
contacts for the electric fence.
Posive Close Force
Sets the force the motor will exert on the end stop when it reaches it.
Minimum Reverse Limit
Sets the distance from the end stops in which the gate will do a full reverse if an obstrucon is en-
countered in normal running mode.
Mains Fail Speed
Used to reduce the running speed of the gate should a mains failure occur. This conserves a small
amount of power and also provides a visible indicaon that the main power supply to the operator
motor is being interrupted.
Motor Direcon
Reverses the motor direcon without having to swap the motor wires around on the controller.
Slow Open Speed
Adjusts the speed that the operator will run at when running in Slow Speed in the open direction.
The operator runs in Slow Speed when programming the limits, when the controller detects a colli-
sion and during the Beam Reverse modes.
Slow Close Speed
Adjusts the speed that the operator will run at when running in Slow Speed in the closed direction.
The operator runs in Slow Speed when programming the limits, when the controller detects a colli-
sion and during the Beam Reverse modes.
USE FACTORY SETTING
Used to restore the Gate Setup to the factory default sengs. This will not aect the remote and group
sengs.
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HOLIDAY LOCKOUT
When enabled, Holiday Lockout will ignore all triggers received, no maer the origin. There are two methods of
acvang Holiday Lockout:
Method 1:
Connecng devices, such as a keypad or keyswitch, to the controller via the LCK/STP input.
Method 2:
Program a remote buon to the Holiday Lockout funcon (see Remote Sengs pg. 30). Pressing the
learned remote buon, or combinaon of buons, will both acvate and deacvate Holiday Lockout.
GROUND LOOP (Loop Detector)
Connected to the controller via the Loop input, a Ground Loop is commonly used for controlling vehicle access
(usually exing), or to prevent a gate from closing on a vehicle. When a vehicle passes over the Ground Loop it
triggers the gate open. As long as the Ground Loop is acve (ie detecng a vehicle) the gate with remain open.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES