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Moving the stop one to two set holes in main gear using arm, you can increase or decrease the spring tension for windy conditions to
provide increased latch pressure.
Note: The drive unit must be removed from the header to make this adjustment and this will also change the manual opening and
closing force (Check your local codes).
Steps
1.
The door stop can be removed from an access point in the gearbox housing, as shown in drawing
2.
Once the set hole has been established, the door stop can be replaced in the gearbox housing and tightened in place.
3.
Additionally, re-adjustment must also be made to settings of magnets for the BACK or LATCH CHECK.
For optimum performance, door will open and push against obstruction for 2 sec then close.
Adjust overload according to door weight, size and site condition.
1.
For heavier doors – overload can be increased against weight resistance
2.
For lighter doors – avoid over setting of overload
3.
For external factors (door condition, wind, stack pressure) – Adjust overload according to each site condition.
Switches
The following three (3) switches are used to adjust function & values:
1.
RUN and PROGRAM
2.
PASS Button
3.
SET Button
Adjusting Settings
Slide Program/Run Switch to:
1.
PROGRAM MODE- Functions can be modified.
2.
RUN MODE- Function settings can be viewed but not modified.
Programming
1.
Move PROG/RUN Switch to 'PROGRAM'
2.
Press PASS Button to scroll through Functions
3.
Press SET Button to change present function value
4.
Move PROG/RUN Switch to 'RUN' when adjustment is complete
5.
Press Activation to test.
Setting Overload (IMPORTANT)
1.
Turn Overload pot fully counter-clockwise – followed by ¼ turn clockwise.
2.
Red Overload LED should not go 'ON' when opening.
3.
Test with obstruction – door will cut power after about 2 seconds and close by spring pressure.
11.0 MODIFYING SPRING TENSION
12.0 TESTING WITH OBSTRUCTION
13.0 CONTROL SETTINGS
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Issued Date: 2017-03-28
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