To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my GTO Gate Opener beeps 5 times with 2 seconds pause?
If your GTO Gate Opener is beeping 5 times with a 2-second pause, it indicates that no movement was detected from the motor twice. You should check the path of the gate for any obstructions and ensure that the motor is not jammed.
Why does my GTO Gate Opener beep once every 5 seconds when the gate is moving?
The GTO Gate Opener beeps once every 5 seconds when the gate is in motion because there is no AC power present and the battery voltage is low. Check the GFI, circuit breaker, connections in the field wiring connection compartment, battery connections, battery voltage, and perform a load test on the battery.
What does it mean when my GTO GP-SW100 Gate Opener beeps 4 times with a 2 seconds pause?
If your GTO gate opener is beeping 4 times with a 2-second pause, this indicates that the motor has moved in the wrong direction. Check the BLDC speed control connections on the logic board and motor drive board.
What does it mean when my GTO GP-SW100 Gate Opener beeps 3 times with a 2 seconds pause?
If your GTO gate opener is beeping 3 times with a 2-second pause, it means that the gate has traveled outside the maximum allowable limit of the operator. Check the limit sensor connections on the logic board.
Why does my GTO GP-SW100 Gate Opener beep once every 10 seconds when idle?
The GTO Gate Opener beeps once every 10 seconds when idle because the battery is critically low. If dip switch #4 is in the FAIL SAFE position and the gate is at the OPEN Limit, or if it's in the FAIL SECURE position and the gate is at the CLOSED Limit, the operator will be disabled until AC power is restored and the battery voltage has reached 26 VDC. Check the GFI, circuit breaker, connections in the field wiring connection compartment, battery connections, battery voltage, and perform a load test on the battery.
What does it mean when my GTO GP-SW100 Gate Opener beeps 2 times with 2 seconds pause?
If your GTO Gate Opener is beeping twice with a 2-second pause, it means that the logic board does not detect the motor drive board connections. Check the BLDC speed control connections on the logic board and motor drive board.
What to do if GTO GP-SW100 beeps 1 time with 2 seconds pause?
If your GTO Gate Opener beeps once with a 2-second pause, it indicates that the revolution counter circuit board is not being detected. Check the connections for the limit sensors on the logic board.
General| Model | GP-SW100 |
|---|---|
| Type | Gate Opener |
| Operating Temperature | -4°F to +122°F |
| Control Type | Remote Control |
| Safety Features | Obstruction Detection |
Defines classifications for gate operators based on usage type.
Provides metric to English and English to metric unit conversions.
Safety guidelines for individuals designing gate operator systems.
Safety guidelines for technicians installing the gate operator.
Details entrapment protection requirements and types.
Safety guidelines for individuals operating the gate.
Emphasizes the necessity of safety edges and photo beams.
Instructions for placing and importance of warning signs.
Ensures the gate is properly installed and moves freely.
Illustrates a typical single swing gate installation with safety features.
Guide on using the template for operator mounting and wiring.
Diagram detailing mounting pad and anchor specifications.
Steps to remove the operator housing for access.
Procedure for securely mounting the operator on the pad.
Instructions for safely connecting AC power and batteries.
Visual overview of the right-mounted arm connection.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the gate arm to the gate.
Steps to properly reattach the operator housing.
Procedure for setting the gate's open position limit.
Procedure for setting the gate's closed position limit.
Adjusting obstruction sensitivity for gate movement.
Setting the delay before automatic gate closing.
How to wire a 3-button station for gate control.
Details on connecting two operators for dual gate function.
Configuration of DIP switches for dual gate operation.
Recommended frequency for testing and servicing.
Items to check during regular gate operator maintenance.
Diagnosing issues based on audible beeps and their causes.
Diagnosing issues based on LED status lights.
