The RIB RAPID N P1-CRX is an ambidextrous, irreversible operator with an integrated control panel, designed for intensive movement of boom arms ranging from 3 to 6 meters long. The operator's cabinet is treated with cataphoresis and a thermal spray coating for durability. The barrier boom can be supplied as a single piece or, for situations where high objects might obstruct its travel, an articulated version can be requested, with the obstacle height from the ground specified. The RIB profile boom is designed to accommodate a photocell strip. It is crucial that all installation features comply with applicable laws and standards.

Technical Specifications:

Max. boom length: 6 meters (236 inches)
Opening time: 6 seconds
EEC Power supply: 230V~50Hz (220V~60Hz available upon request)
Motor capacity: 242 W (285 W for 220V~60Hz)
Power absorbed: 1.07 A (1.31 A for 220V~60Hz)
Capacitor: 10 µF (10 µF for 220V~60Hz)
Max. torque: 155 Nm (141 Nm for 220V~60Hz)
Normative cycles: 2400 - 6s/2s
Daily operations suggested: 1500 for boom 3-4-5-6 m
Service: 100%
Guaranteed consecutive cycles: 1500 for boom 3-4-5-6 m
Lubrication: SHELL OMALA S2 G100
Weight of electroreducer: 62 kg
Working Temperature: -10 ÷ +55 °C
Protection IP: 54

Control Panel Features:

The control panel includes various connections and settings for comprehensive management of the barrier.

Power Supply (L-N): 230 Vac 50/60Hz (120 Vac 60 Hz upon request).
Motor Connections (U-MOTOR, V-W-MOTOR): Common motor, phases, and capacitor connections.
Flashing Light: Max 40W output.
PROBE (J3): Terminal for connecting a heater probe (optional ACG4666) for cold climates.
Radio Module (J4, J5, J6): Connectors for radio module ACG8069 and RIB receiver, with 24Vdc supply and 433 MHz antenna.
APP+ Card (J9, J10): Connectors for APP+ and APP cards.
Serial Communication (J11): Connector for serial communication.
Auxiliary Relay (R-AUX, J12): NO contact, Max 700 W, for courtesy light or boom arm locking magnet.
Gate Open State (SIGN. -, SIGN. +, J12): 12 Vdc 3 W max warning light.
Common Contacts (COM A+, J13, J14, J15): Positive 24 Vdc for various contacts.
Stop Impulse (STOP, J13): NC contact.
Photocells (PHOTO 1, PHOTO 2, J13): NC contacts for photocells 1 and 2.
Edge Contact (EDGE, J13): NC contact for safety edge.
Vehicle Presence Signal (TLC, J13): NO contact, only in PARK mode.
Limit Switches (LSC, LSO, LSSC, LSSO, J14): NC contacts for closing/opening limit switches, and NO contacts for slowing down in closing/opening.
Immediate Closure (OK CLOSE, J15): Contact for immediate closure, only in PARK mode.
Timer (B.I.O., J15): NO contact for a dedicated timer.
Single Pulse (START, J15): NO contact.
Closing Impulse (CLOSE, J15): NO contact.
Opening Impulse (OPEN 1, OPEN 2, J15): NO contacts for entering/exiting in PARK mode.
A+TEST (J16): Positive 24Vdc for photocells self-test.
CARD AUX (J17): Connectors for 1-relay (ACQ9080) or 3-relay (ACQ9081) cards for courtesy light, boom arm locking magnet, and traffic lights.
TCA Trimmer: For automatic closing time adjustment (disabled by default, DL11 LED off).
LOW SPEED CLOSE/OPEN Trimmers: Electronic regulators for low speed on approach in closure/opening.
PROG. Button: For programming.
Motor Protection Fuse (F1 T5A): Fuse for motor protection.

Usage Features:

Hold-to-run operation: For skilled persons, either outside or within public areas. Not possible for unskilled persons.
Impulsive operation (in sight/out of sight): For skilled persons, with additional safety devices recommended for unskilled persons.
Automatic operation: For skilled and unskilled persons, with additional safety devices recommended for all.
Emergency Release: In case of power failure, the gearmotor can be manually disengaged using the supplied RIB key to move the boom arm.
Slowdown Adjustment: The barrier is typically supplied with pre-set slowdown limit switches. Parameters can be modified by adjusting the cams (Fig. 10) using a Phillips head screwdriver.
Limit Switch Setting: The barrier comes with pre-set electrical limit switches and mechanical stoppers. Adjustments can be made by loosening retaining nuts (F) and countersunk screws (G) to define the boom arm trajectory, then setting electrical limit switch cams (E) to trip the micro-limit switch.
Radio Code Programming: Up to 1000 radio codes can be programmed for opening and for the auxiliary relay. Transmitters with fixed code (SUN/MOON) or variable code (SUN-PRO) are supported, depending on DIP 5 setting.
Blackout Operation (DIP 10):
- OFF: The barrier remains stationary or stops if moving. Upon power return, a command (RADIO, OPEN 1, OPEN 2, or START) is needed to open. After opening, a closing command or pause time will initiate closure.
- ON: The barrier closes automatically if open, unless the clock function (B.I.O.) is active.
Safety Functions:
- Photocells (COM A+/PHOT 1/PHOT 2): PL "b" safety function. If an obstacle is detected during closing, the boom reverses. If the receiver LED stays on, it indicates power supply disturbances. Columns or supports should be earthed to protect photocells.
- Photocell Monitoring (A+ TEST/A-): Functional test performed before each maneuver. DIP 7 enables/disables this feature. If AUTOTEST is enabled with only one photocell, a jumper between PHOT 1 and PHOT 2 is required.
- Safety Edge (COM A+/EDGE): PL "b" safety function. If pressed during closing, the boom reverses. If not installed, jumper COM A+/EDGE terminals.
- Stop Button (COM A+/STOP): PL "b" safety function. Stops the barrier movement. If pressed when fully open, automatic closing is temporarily disabled.
Man-present Operation (Hold-to-run): In case of safety device failure (edge or photocell faulty/engaged for prolonged periods), commands (OPEN 1, OPEN 2, CLOSE, START) only work with maintained command. Radio commands and automatic closing are excluded. This is an emergency operation for short periods, with visual safety of the automatism.

Maintenance Features:

Maintenance should only be performed by specialized staff after disconnecting the power supply. After every 100,000 complete maneuvers, the following checks are recommended:

Boom balance: Verify and adjust the balancing springs (see "ADJUSTING THE BALANCING SPRINGS" section).
Release knob tightness: Check the tightness of the emergency release knob (see "EMERGENCY RELEASE" section).
Boom hub and arm fastening: Verify the tightness of the boom holding attachment and the implantation of the boom (see "BOOM ARM ASSEMBLING" section).
Mechanical stops and limit switch setting: Check for wear on mechanical stops and verify limit switch settings (see "LIMIT SWITCH SETTING" section).
Lubrication: Grease the bearings of the boom carrier shaft and the threaded spring guide bar.

This described maintenance is vital for the correct operation of the product over time.

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