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If your Stanley Gate Opener door moves slowly over several cycles and displays status code 33, 34, or 36, try resetting the power. If the code doesn't clear after resetting the power, call Tech Support.
Why does my Stanley Gate Opener show status code F2-F3?
If your Stanley Gate Opener displays status code F2-F3, it indicates a monitored beam failure. To resolve this, verify the wiring and ensure that the 'holding beam type' (index 20) is set appropriately, either to 'Monitored Beam' or 'Non-Monitored Beam'.
What to do if Stanley Gate Opener displays status code E4?
If your Stanley Gate Opener displays status code E4, verify the sensor wiring and safety logic setting.
What to do if Stanley Gate Opener hits the open stop?
To resolve the issue of your Stanley Gate Opener door hitting the open stop or full open bumper, increase the Open Check Length (Index 3).
General| Voltage | 24 VDC |
|---|---|
| Battery Backup | Optional |
| Application | Commercial |
| Power Input | 120V AC |
| Compliance | UL 325 compliant |
| Motor Type | DC Motor |
| Safety Features | Obstruction detection |
Purpose of the manual and the iQ Controller's application.
Specifies compatible automatic slide door systems.
Guidance for installing the iQ controller in new doors.
Specifies electrical power source requirements for the controller.
Steps to safely connect incoming electrical power to the controller.
Instructions for connecting various subsystems to the iQ Controller.
Procedure to determine door handing for First Installation Sequence.
Explanation of the FIS for initial controller configuration.
Using pushbuttons for manual setup and tuning.
Critical aspects for sliding door compliance with ANSI/BHMA A156.10.
Requirements for power-operated door systems per UL 325.
ANSI/BHMA and IBC-2018 requirements for low energy doors.
Aid for diagnosing issues with terminal connections and switch states.
Guide for resolving common symptoms and status codes.
Adjustments for door speed, torque, and acceleration for optimal performance.
