Back-Up Batteries; Courtesy Light - King gates Rolls 700 Instruction Manual

FLASHING LIGHT
The control unit has two output terminals (LAMP) to command a low voltage flashing light (24Vdc). The light start flashing
1 second before each manoeuvre.
If the DIP 4 in the OFF position the power supply to the flashing light is continuous. Therefore the terminals must be connected
to a flashing light with a built-in oscillating circuit..
If the DIP 4 is in the ON position the power supply is intermittent and therefore a normal lamp without oscillating circuit can be
connected (230VAC).
The power rating of the lamp must not be greater than 15W.
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SLOW-DOWN
The slow-down function allows the gate to apply a reduced force before reaching the limit stop. The speed is reduced to about
one third of the normal working speed
The "slow" dip activates the slow-down system enable.
With the simplified self learning procedure the starting point of slow-down are fixed at 90%.
With the professional learning procedure the fitter can choose the opening and closing point of slow-down.

COURTESY LIGHT

The control unit controls the courtesy light located inside the gear motor. Contact for turning on the light is provided before each
manoeuvre and remains active for about two minutes from the opening.
To turn on the light independently, with a radio channel other than the one for opening the door, see page 22.

BACK-UP BATTERIES

The control unit is equipped with a Molex connector for connecting a battery charger; this requires two 12V batteries connected in
series (or one 24V battery).
STOP INPUT
The activation of the logical stop input stops all the function.
To resume the cycle the stop must be deactivated and another command given.
SIGNALLING LED
Yellow led SET (L1):
- flashes for 5 seconds when turned on to indicate that it is possible to enter the professional or simplified learning modes.
- lights up with a fixed light while professional or simplified learning are carried out.
- is turned off when the control unit function normally.
Green led RAD (L2):
- flashes briefly when a 433 MHz Multipass radio code is received.
- is alight (fixed light) when radio codes are being memorised.
- flashes rapidly when the control unit is switched on and the radio code memory is defective.
- flashes rapidly during the cancellation of radio codes.
- flashes more quickly in case of attempt to insert codes with the memory full.
- is switched off when the control unit is functioning normally and waiting to receive a command via radio.
Red led ST (L3):
- on when the gate is closed .
- flashes quickly when the control unit is in block (safety tests failed, for example).
- flashes when the automation is open or during opening or closing.
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Cod. BAT 12 K. (fig. 22-23-24)