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Green trafc light (0x0e) This function indicates activity of the application during the phases of an Opening manoeuvre.

slow ashing = execution of Opening manoeuvre;

light permanently on = application in maximum Opening position;

light off = application in other positions.

One way trafc light (0x1a) This function requires the XBA8 asher, and operates as follows: - With the pole up, green - In all other cases, red.

Note: if pre-ashing is active, the start of the manoeuvre is preceded by the red signal ashing.

Two-way alternating trafc light

(0x1a)

This function requires the XBA8 asher, and operates as follows: When an open command is sent from inside, the

inwards green light and outwards red light are activated, thus giving priority to the person inside. When an open

command is sent from outside, the inwards green light and the outwards red light are activated, thus giving priority to

the person outside. When the door is closed or closing, the signal is red in both directions. For the system to oper-

ate in this mode, the commands must be sent to the control unit as follows: - Inside commands: Input 2 or Loop1

congured as open - Outside commands: Input 3 or Loop2 congured as open

One way trafc light for pedestri-

ans (0x21)

This function requires the XBA8 asher, and operates as follows:

- pole closed: green inside, red outside

- pole open: red inside, green outside

- pole in other positions: red inside and outside

Radio channel 1 (0x0f) When a transmitter sends a command, this output is activated. This mode is useful if installing external devices (for

example, an auxiliary light) in the same system to be controlled with a single transmitter. CAUTION – If this channel

is not free on the control unit's receiver, due to having been previously memorised with a command, when the chan-

nel is activated by the transmitter, the control unit only activates the programmed output, and ignores the motor

command.

Radio channel 2 (0x10) When a transmitter sends a command, this output is activated. This mode is useful if installing external devices (for

example, an auxiliary light) in the same system to be controlled with a single transmitter. CAUTION – If this channel

is not free on the control unit's receiver, due to having been previously memorised with a command, when the chan-

nel is activated by the transmitter, the control unit only activates the programmed output, and ignores the motor

command.

Radio channel 3 (0x11) When a transmitter sends a command, this output is activated. This mode is useful if installing external devices (for

example, an auxiliary light) in the same system to be controlled with a single transmitter. CAUTION – If this channel

is not free on the control unit's receiver, due to having been previously memorised with a command, when the chan-

nel is activated by the transmitter, the control unit only activates the programmed output, and ignores the motor

command.

Radio channel 4 (0x12) When a transmitter sends a command, this output is activated. This mode is useful if installing external devices (for

example, an auxiliary light) in the same system to be controlled with a single transmitter. CAUTION – If this channel

is not free on the control unit's receiver, due to having been previously memorised with a command, when the chan-

nel is activated by the transmitter, the control unit only activates the programmed output, and ignores the motor

command.

Output 1 (ash)

In this output the user can select one of the functions specied in Table 3.

TABLE 3: OUTPUT CONFIGURATION

FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

Not specied The output is never activated

sca (= gate/barrier open) The programmed light indicates the operating status of the control unit.

light off = application in maximum Closing position;

slow ashing = application Opening manoeuvre execution phase;

quick ashing = application Closing manoeuvre execution phase;

light permanently on = application in maximum Opening position.