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D.A.C.E DURASWING Installation And Owner's Manual

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PROUD MANUFACTURERS & SUPPLIERS OF:
SLIDE GATE OPERATORS:
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COMPACT 300
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COMPACT 500
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SOLO
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CONDO
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CONDO AC/DC
SWING GATE OPERATORS:
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DURASWING
GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS:
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LAZER SECTIONAL
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LAZER ROLL UP
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LAZER VERTICAL ROLL UP
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LAZER TIP UP
TRANSMITTER & RECEIVERS:
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DURATRONIC 2; 3; 4 & 6 BUTTON REMOTES
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DURATRONIC On-BOARD & EXTERNAL RECEIVERS
SAFETY BEAMS:
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DURAOPTICS
VEHICLE DETECTION LOOP:
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DURALOOP
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  • Page 1 COMPACT 300 • COMPACT 500 • SOLO • CONDO • CONDO AC/DC SWING GATE OPERATORS: • DURASWING GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS: • LAZER SECTIONAL • LAZER ROLL UP • LAZER VERTICAL ROLL UP • LAZER TIP UP TRANSMITTER & RECEIVERS: •...
  • Page 2 The equipment must be returned to the factory with the original invoice for any repair or TERMS AND DEFINITIONS replacement. The transport cost is for the end users account. If the equipment was purchased at a dealer, merchant or agent of D.A.C.E. the claim must be directed GENERAL SITE LAYOUT to said merchant, dealer etc.

  • Page 3: Specifications

    Mains supply may only be run in a guarded cable. Under no circumstances may 230V be run using Communication cable, Ripcord or Cabtyre. • D.A.C.E will not be held liable for any accident / incident resulting in damage, injury or death ensuing from the installation of the automatic gate operator. •...
  • Page 4 Negative GENERAL INFORMATION Before installing these DURASWING DURASWING DURASWING DURASWING operators please read the following: There are a number of different methods of installing swing gate operators. The main factors that influ- LOOP TRIG LED/ ence the installation are as follows.

  • Page 5: General Site Layout

    BEAMS pillar light Electric Lock/ INTERCOM (optional) Mag Lock (DuraSwing only) Typical inward swing, pedestal mount operation. IMPORTANT: All cabling should be in conduit a minimum of 300 mm underground. Ensure that any high voltage Use separate power (230V) cables are run in separate conduit.
  • Page 6 Diagram showing the general layout for a pedestal mount type installation. turers specifications before installing a magnetic lock. In order for the magnetic lock to operate on the DuraSwing gate motor, a D.A.C.E Mag Lock Card (SA141) must be connected to the main PC Board. DuraSwing operator The Mag Lock card will delay the opening of one leaf of the gate for 2 seconds.

  • Page 7: Main Pc Board Layout

    Furthermore it is illegal to run 230V and communication (intercom) cables in the same conduit. D.A.C.E. recommends that the transformer is removed from the motor and plugged into an outlet socket inside the house. This means that the power running to the operators is 16 VAC and does not require an electrician to install it.
  • Page 8 WIRING ONE SET OF INFRARED SAFETY BEAMS (DuraOptics) ELECTRICAL WIRING cont. To connect the power supply, run a three core 1.5mm cable from the transformer to the main PC board in the master operator. The 16 VAC output on the transformer must be connected to the 16 V input on the main PC Board.
  • Page 9 CONNECTING AN EXTERNAL RECEIVER MOUNTING THE OPERATORS The operators can be mounted either as a Wall Mount and Pedestal Mount. When connecting any auxiliary equipment to the PC Board ensure that all power is removed The diagrams below show the two types of mounting. from the PC Board.

  • Page 10: Pedestal Mount

    PEDESTAL MOUNT OTHER FUNCTIONS PARTY MODE: or Auto-close override. This function is normally used when higher than normal traffic volumes are expected and one does not wish to repeatedly open the gate. To operate the party mode set up, push and hold the gate’s trigger button until the gate starts to open. Release the trigger.
  • Page 11 PEDESTAL MOUNT : INWARD SWING LED FUNCTIONS All INWARD swing installations require LONG crank arms and SHORT conrods. TRG: this LED will flash once when a trigger signal has been detected. If this LED is on solid it indicates a possible fault in one of the trigger wires i.e. intercom, receiver etc. PED: this LED is the same as the trigger LED.
  • Page 12 DIPSWITCH SETTINGS PEDESTAL MOUNT : OUTWARD SWING AUTO-CLOSE All OUTWARD swing installations require SHORT crank arms and LONG conrods. Auto-close is an option that allows the gate to close automatically after a chosen time delay, this delay can be from 10 to 70 seconds. Auto-close is selected by using the dipswitches on the main PC Board. Dipswitch numbers 6,7 and 8 are the auto-close time select switches.
  • Page 13 PC BOARD CONNECTIONS PEDESTAL MOUNT : PANHANDLE INWARD SWING All INWARD swing installations require LONG crank arms and SHORT conrods. The following connectors are found on the main PC Board: GND: This connector is used as a common ground for all auxiliary equipment. (NOTE: THIS IS NOT AERIAL VIEW EARTH) TRIG: This connector is the TRIGGER input, this will open /close the gate.
  • Page 14 WALL MOUNT : INWARD SWING PROGRAMMING THE REMOTES All INWARD swing installations require LONG crank arms and SHORT conrods. To program remotes to the on-board receiver complete the following steps. It is recommended that the remotes are numbered in order of programming. This will assist with erasing any lost or stolen remote at a later stage.
  • Page 15 WALL MOUNT : OUTWARD SWING Loosen the limit rotor . The rotor is a black plastic cam shaped rotor. The rotor All OUTWARD swing installations require SHORT crank arms and LONG conrods. can be removed com- pletely to assist with the set-up Press the test button on the PC Board.

  • Page 16: Setting The Limits

    WIRING THE SLAVE OPERATOR SETTING THE LIMITS There are two limit switches and a limit rotor in each operator. The function of these is to stop the operators turning when the limit switch is struck by the rotor which is attached to the main shaft. Conduit must be run between the two operators with a 2.5mm cable from the master motor to the Before setting up the limit switches you have to establish the closing direction of the operators.

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