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| Brand | Nice Apollo |
|---|---|
| Model | CBOX1K |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Emphasizes the need for thorough manual understanding before installation and operation.
Defines terms related to vehicular gate operators and gates according to UL325 standards.
Describes the main control board, its features, connectors, and programming capabilities.
Lists detailed specifications and features of the 1050 control board.
Warns against manual latches and covers safety for specific gate applications.
Covers safety, security, and maintenance needs for gate systems.
Provides critical safety instructions to reduce risk of injury or death during installation and use.
Covers proper installation and maintenance of safety devices and system upkeep.
Specifies intended use and provides essential warnings for gate system installation.
Lists and identifies all components included for T5 and T7 actuators.
Lists and identifies all components included for 15501K and 16501K operators.
Lists and identifies all components included for 35001K and 36001K operators.
Describes the function and programming of accessory outputs like OUT1, OUT2, Magnetic Lock, and Lamp.
Explains various digital inputs for safety devices like loops, edges, fire, and guard stations.
Explains the dry contact input for fire department control and fail-safe connector.
Describes the connection for a magnetic lock to prevent forced opening.
Details guard station inputs for gate operation commands like Open, Stop, and Close.
Illustrates wiring diagrams for exit sensors and edge safety sensors.
Details how to set static and dynamic force sensitivity for gate operation.
Explains settings for maximum, standard, and slow gate speeds and slowdown.
Describes how to set gate acceleration limits for reversing and normal operation.
Covers settings for auto-close, slave delay, lamp/strobe activation, and magnetic lock timing.
Explains programming for learn mode, positions, auxiliary inputs/outputs, and radio channels.
Describes how to view system information like voltage, temperature, service history, and diagnostics.