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The EC10 board provides two operating modes, according to the type of automatic gate system that you want to control. This mode is determined by the
position of dip switch 8:
1. sliding (dip switch 8 off)
2. barrier (dip switch 8 on)
The mode is verified at start-up of the equipment and, if it has been changed since the last start-up, all parameters are reset to default. For this reason, after
every mode change it is necessary to repeat the travel learning procedure. However any learned radio control codes are maintained.
NOTE:
Setting DIP-switches 1-2 to the OFF position activates the sliding motor operating mode.
Activating the “PEDESTRIAN OPENING” input or pressing the channel 2 button (if configured) opens gate only, by a percentage equal to the value set in
the “Partial opening” parameter. Pressing the same button again closes gate. If instead OPEN/CLOSE is pressed.
When open, the gate can be closed by pressing APED.
SAFETY DEVICES
There are three safety devices:
- STOP button
- external photocell
- internal photocell (must be connected to the STPA input)
STOP button
Pressing this button causes all movements to stop immediately. The OPEN/CLOSE button must be pressed to restart the movement.
External photocell
If the external photocell is engaged during closing, the movement stops and a full reopening manoeuvre starts. If “Automatic
reclosure” is configured, when the set timeout elapses the closing manoeuvre starts. However during an opening manoeuvre, engagement of the external
photocell has no effect.
NOTE: disengagement of the photocell may also occur during the opening manoeuvre. The movement will continue until the fully open position and then
an immediate closure manoeuvre will start.
Internal photocell
For this type of operation the STPA input must be set as “internal photocell” (dip switch 4 off). If the internal photocell is engaged during opening or clo-
sing, the movement immediately stops until the internal photocell is disengaged. Once the photocell is released, the manoeuvre continues, e.g. the gate
continues to open or close.
MAN PRESENT MODE
If one of the safety devices is activated, for example due to a fault, it is possible to force the movement of the automatic gate system. To activate this mode,
keep the OPEN/CLOSE button pressed for at least threeseconds. The automatic gate system continues to move for as long as the button is pressed, un-
less it reaches the fully closed or fully open position.
SYSTEM WIRING DIAGNOSIS
The control panel is managed by a microprocessor unit and provides visual LED fault diagnosis for checking the status of the inputs and outputs.
1. Check all the connections before powering up the board.
2. Unused NC inputs must be jumpered.
3. After powering up the board check that the green LEDs located above the terminal block in the lower right-hand part of the board, which indicate the
N/C inputs,are ON.
4. Check that the red LEDs located above the terminal block in the lower right-hand part of the board, which indicate the N/O inputs, are OFF.
After powering up the board:
1. the two LEDs (red and green) light up simultaneously for one second and then switch off
2. if the power comes from the AC mains, the “MAINS ON” LED also lights up
3. the firmware version is displayed by means of the following coding:
• the number of flashes of the red LED indicates the first digit
• the number of flashes of the green LED indicates the first digit
E.g.: firmware version 2.04 is indicated by 2 flashes of the red LED and 4flashes of the green LED
4. EEPROM memory check: if the memory content is consistent, the board proceeds directly to normal operation, otherwise the memory is completely era-
sed and the default values are reset.
5. The equipment is now ready to operate.
The two fuses on the board are:
- F1 (15 A)
- F2 (3.15 A)
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