What causes a photocell to trigger on my Nice Gate Opener?
If a photocell is triggered on your Nice Gate Opener, it means that at the start of the manoeuvre, one or more photocells aren't giving the enable signal. Check for any obstacles and whether the photocells are interfered.
Why does my Nice RUN Gate Opener remote light up but not work?
If the LED on your Nice Gate Opener transmitter lights up but it still doesn't control the gate, the transmitter may not be correctly memorized in the radio receiver. Check the memorization to ensure it is correct.
What to do if Nice RUN Gate Opener doesn't start and the flasher is flashing?
If your Nice Gate Opener doesn't start and the flasher blinks several times, count the number of flashes. Then, check table 19 in your manual to find out what that number of flashes means.
What to do if Nice RUN Gate Opener doesn't start and the flasher is off?
If your Nice Gate Opener isn't starting and the flasher is off, make sure the command is being received. If the command reaches the STEP-BY- STEP input, the corresponding “STEP-BY-STEP” led must light up; if you are using the radio transmitter, the “BlueBus” led must make two quick flashes.
What to do if there is an error in the internal parameters of the Nice RUN?
If there's an error in the internal parameters of your Nice Gate Opener's electronic control unit, wait at least 30 seconds and then try giving a command. If the problem continues, it means there's a malfunction, and the electronic board must be replaced.
What should I do if my Nice RUN shows an error in the internal electric circuits?
If there's an error in the internal electric circuits of your Nice Gate Opener, disconnect all the power circuits for a few seconds, then try the command again. If the problem persists, it indicates a serious malfunction, and the electronic board needs replacement.
What does it mean if my Nice Gate Opener has a malfunction and the BlueBus LED is off?
If your Nice Gate Opener shows a malfunction and the BlueBus LED is off, check for a power supply and see if the fuses are blown. If they are, find out what caused the fault and replace them with versions that have the same specifications.
Why is the motor force limiting device activating on my Nice RUN Gate Opener?
If the “motor force” limiting device is activated on your Nice Gate Opener, it means the gate experienced excessive friction during movement. Identify what is causing the friction.
Why is the Open Gate Indicator not working on my Nice RUN Gate Opener?
If your Nice Gate Opener is working, but the Open Gate Indicator isn't, check the function programmed for the S.C.A. output (Table 8). When the light should be on, check for voltage on the S.C.A. terminal (approximately 24Vdc). If there is voltage, replace the light with one of the same type. If there's no voltage, the S.C.A. output may be overloaded; check the cable for short circuits.
Why is my Nice RUN working but the flasher isn't?
If your Nice Gate Opener is working but the flasher isn't, first check if there's voltage on the flasher's FLASH terminal during operation (it should be approximately 10-30Vdc). If there is voltage, replace the lamp with one of the same type. If there's no voltage, the FLASH output might be overloaded; check the cable for short circuits.
General| Brand | Nice |
|---|---|
| Model | RUN Series |
| Category | Gate Opener |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines for safe operation and installation of the automation system.
Critical warnings and precautions to be followed during the installation process.
Pre-installation checks and requirements to ensure suitability and safety.
Step-by-step guide for physically mounting and securing the gearmotor unit.
Explains the purpose and function of various electrical terminals and outputs.
How to set the correct opening and closing direction for the gate automation.
Guidelines for safely connecting the automation system to the main power supply.
Steps to enable the control unit to recognize connected BlueBus and STOP input devices.
Procedure for the system to learn the gate's travel length for proper operation.
Verifying smooth operation, speed, and safety features after setup.
Detailed tests to ensure all safety devices and system functions operate correctly.
Final steps to make the automation system operational and compliant after testing.
Step-by-step solutions for common installation and malfunction issues.
Essential safety rules and warnings for end-users operating the automated gate.
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