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General| Brand | OSCO |
|---|---|
| Model | GSLG-A |
| Category | Gate Opener |
| Language | English |
Defines Class I (Residential) through Class IV (Restricted Access) gate operators.
Covers general safety, pre-installation steps, warranty, and approved detection devices.
Guidance on selecting appropriate wire gauge and maximum distances for power wiring.
Instructions for running control wiring separately from power wiring to prevent interference.
Specifies the requirement for shielded cable for master/slave operator connections.
Specifies gate fabric size, height, and picket spacing requirements for safety.
Details post installation using galvanized posts and securing the operator with U-bolts.
Mandates a separate pedestrian gate located at least 7 feet away from the vehicular gate.
Instructions for attaching the front gate bracket using U-bolts and hardware.
Details routing the drive chain through sprockets and adjusting chain tension.
Step-by-step guide to adjust the torque limiter for proper gate operation.
Emphasizes correct voltage, phase, and using the power disconnect switch.
Explains the motor's thermal overload protector and its automatic reset function.
Detailed procedure for setting the rotary limit nuts for open and close positions.
Covers timer settings, current sense calibration, and master/slave connection details.
Explains the purpose of each dip switch for customizing operator behavior.
Describes terminals for 24VAC and 24VDC power for accessories.
Details terminals for OPEN, CLOSE, STOP, REVERSE, and OBSTRUCTION signals.
Explains terminals for SHADOW/HOLD OPEN and RUN/PRE-START functions.
Procedures for adjusting current sensing, maximum run time, and auto close timers.
Guidelines for connecting master and slave operators using shielded cable.
Explains the meaning of various LEDs on the control board for status indication.
Describes LEDs on the motor board indicating motor status and brake release.
Steps for setting up master and slave operators, including dip switch settings.
Lists settings that are configured individually for master/slave setups.
Illustrates wiring for three-button, dual three-button, and single-button control stations.
Shows wiring for keyswitch, keypad, and three-button stations with integrated keyswitches.
Diagrams for connecting telephone entry systems, card readers, and strobe lights.
Illustrations for connecting two-channel and four-wire receivers for gate control.
Wiring diagrams for photo eyes used for reverse, open, and close obstruction signals.
Wiring diagrams for contact edges for reverse, open, and close obstruction signals.
Diagrams for loop detectors and wiring for solenoid and mag locks.
Diagram for connecting the heater assembly with thermostat control.
Illustrates potential locations for contact or non-contact obstruction sensing devices.
Notes on wiring leading and trailing edges for obstruction detection.
Shows installation of coiled cord for gate edge sensors, allowing movement.
Advice on routing hard-wired sensor cables to prevent damage.
Addresses issues like failure to start, gate not moving, stopping mid-way, and closing problems.
Provides instructions and information needed to order replacement parts for the operator.
Covers routine checks, lubrication, and inspection of chains, sprockets, and gate arms.
Detailed tasks for semi-annual inspection and upkeep of the gate operator.
Checks gate level, movement, pinch areas, screening, and pedestrian gate requirements.
Verifies UL325 compliance, sensor installation, and control placement.
Confirms customer training on operation, safety, manual disconnect, and maintenance schedule.
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