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TARGET SENSOR RACK DRIVE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Target Sensor Rack Drive Installaon Instrucons
The following instrucons are intended to assist the user in the new Wallace Kinec gate operators target
sensor rack drive kit installaon, available from Wallace Perimeter Security. To order, ask for Kit Part No.
951WG-WH). The new rack drive kit provides a fender washer and zinc collar to secure the target sensor
past the operators outer cover and close distance between sensor and chain magnet, minimizing any
posioning challenges. No tools are required.
Item Qty
1. Washer, Fender 1
2. Collar, 3/8" Sha, Zn 1
3. Sensor, Magnec Proximity 1
4.
Wallace Target Sensor Rack Drive
Installaon Instrucons
1
Wallace Rack Drive Ship-With Kit
Only a qualied service technician with
proper training should perform this
installaon. Follow all shop safety rules
when performing this installaon.
Preparaon:
1. Make sure AC and DC power is turned o.
2. Unlock, remove, and set aside front cover.
3. Back cover may remain installed.
4. Determine if target magnet sensor will be
installed on the le or right of operator.
Target Magnet Sensor Assembly:
1. Slide fender washer onto magnec proximity
sensor unl fender washer and sensor are
ush. See Figure A.
2. Route connected fender washer and target
sensor through operator chassis outer cover.
See Figure B.
3. Slide and secure 3/8” sha zinc collar to target
sensor back to secure fender washer and
target sensor. See Figure C.
4. Connect target sensor male connectors to
appropriate female connectors. See Figure D.
DO NOT overghten zinc collar to
target sensor, or you may damage
target sensor.
Fully Installed Target Magnet Sensor
Post Installaon Tesng
1. Turn AC and DC power on.
2. Reset and test limits as needed.

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