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- Page 1 Instruction Manual Sliding Gate Opener Article No. 82 63 73 Nylon Racks not included in Delivery...
- Page 2 Dear Customers Please familiarize yourself with the proper usage of the device by reading and following each chapter of this manual, in the order presented. Keep these operating instructions for further reference. This operating instruction contains important details for handling the device. Please pass it on along with the unit if it is handed over to a third party! Please read all safety instructions! These instructions will make it easier for you to handle the device and help...
- Page 3 Overview WARNING Moving Gate Can cause Injury or Death! 1. Keep Gate clear! Gate may move at any time. 2. Do not allow children to operate the gate or play in the gate area. 3. The gate area is for vehicles only. 4.
- Page 4 Overview Pos. Description Pieces Sliding Gate Opener 1 Piece Remote Control 2 Pieces Mounting Screw 4 Pieces Releasing Key 1 Piece Mounting Plate 1 Piece Warning Sign 1 Piece in German 1 Piece in English Magnet Bracket 2 Pieces M8 x 70 Screw 4 Pieces Washer Ø...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Safety Notes....................Page 2 Before first Use ................... Page 5 Intended Use ....................Page 5 Mounting Conditions/Requirements ............Page 5 Preparation....................Page 5 Mounting Diagram ..................Page 7 Emergency Release – Manual Operation of the Sliding Gate ....Page 8 Power Connection .................. -
Page 6: Safety Notes
Observe the local safety regulations to prevent accidents while mounting the sliding gate opener. Westfalia assumes no liability for improper installation of the sliding gate opener. ... - Page 7 Safety Notes The max. permissible gate size and gate weight must not be exceeded. Using the gate opener on a larger and heavier gate is not permitted. Do not allow children to play with the remote control. Attach the warning signs well visible on the gate and inform all user of the sliding gate opener about the risk during operation.
- Page 8 Safety Notes Only use original spare parts, original accessory and mounting material. Only use the mechanical emergency release function for emergency situations, if the gate e. g. cannot be operated due to power failure or other malfunction of the gate opener. ...
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Page 9: Before First Use
Preparation Before first Use Unpack all parts of the device and check them for damage in transit and completeness according to the overview on page III + IV. Dispose of packaging materials or store it out of reach of children. Plastic bags etc. - Page 10 Preparation - Small Level - Hacksaw - Philips and Slot Screwdriver - Ball Pen/Pencil - Socket Insert Set Disengage the existing mechanical sliding gate lock. Hint: The sliding gate does not need an additional lock as the sliding gate opener is self-locking when connecting to the sliding gate opener and power mains.
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Page 11: Mounting Diagram
Mounting Diagram Sliding Gate Opener Ø Mounting Screws Mounting Plate Cable Concrete Pad Cable Channel... -
Page 12: Emergency Release - Manual Operation Of The Sliding Gate
Mounting Emergency Release – Manual Operation of the Sliding Gate Before mounting the nylon racks (not included in delivery), disengage the gearwheel of the sliding gate opener by using the included releasing key (4). By doing this proper function of the sliding gate opener and the correct position of the magnet limit switch can be checked. - Page 13 Mounting 1. Unscrew the 4 screws from the housing of the sliding gate opener and remove the cover. 2. Mount the sliding gate opener on a trial base on the mounting plate (5) by using the included screws (13) and nuts (11) as well as the washers (9 and 10).
- Page 14 Mounting Magnet (12) (10) (11) Magnet Limit Switch Magnet Bracket Rack (14) Gate Opener (1) Mounting Plate Self-securing Screws (included Concrete Pad in delivery) use screws and nuts that are suitable for the existing gate.
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Page 15: Power Connection
Power Connection Connecting to Power Supply The connection cables must not be smaller than H05, 3 x 0.75 mm Connect the cable for live wire with L. Connect the cable for neutral wire with N. Connect the cable for earthing with PE. - Page 16 Power Connection green cable from the motor has to be connected with terminal 1. Green cable from the motor has to be connected with terminal 2. When using Batteries Terminal of the batteries has to be connected with terminal 8. –...
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Page 17: Position Of The Dip Switches
Power Connection Hint: When not using photocell beam, the “photo” terminals have to be short- circuited (already done by factory). Position of the DIP Switches The DIP switches are used to set the running time and to make fine adjustment of the sliding gate opener. -
Page 18: Programming
Programming DIP Switches 1 – 2 for Adjusting the Midway Mode DIP Switch 1: ON = 2 Seconds OFF = 0 Second DIP Switch 2: ON = 4 Seconds OFF = 0 Second Factory Default of both switches is OFF = Midway Mode Function is disabled Example: Run Time of the Sliding Gate Opener in Midway Mode = 6 Seconds... - Page 19 Programming DIP Switch 6 – 7 Automatic Closing Time DIP Switch 6: ON = 30 Seconds OFF = 0 Second DIP Switch 7: ON = 60 Seconds OFF = 0 Second Factory Default of both switches is OFF = Automatic Closing Time is disabled Example: Automatic Closing Time = 90 Seconds (30 + 60 Seconds)
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Page 20: Position Of The Magnets
Position of the Magnets Position of the Magnets The motor of the sliding gate opener is equipped with a magnetic limit switch that is built-in on the electronic control board. In order to ensure proper function of the magnets and to position them correctly, the sliding gate opener must be mounted properly. - Page 21 Position of the Magnets Each magnet should not be more than 2 cm away from the magnetic limit switch, otherwise proper function cannot be guaranteed. Gearwheel Magnet Magnetic Limit Switch The distance between the magnets and the sliding gate opener has to be between 10 –...
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Page 22: Potentiometer
Potentiometer Adjusting the Stall Force Due to special mounting situations it can, however, happen that the adjusted stall force from factory is not sufficient, for reversing the gate. In this case, the stall force setting has to be re-adjusted. The potentiometers A and B are necessary to adjust the stall force of the sliding gate opener. -
Page 23: Hindrance Detection
Hindrance Detection Checking the Hindrance Detection The sliding gate opener is equipped with a hindrance detection that guarantees the necessary safe operation, if the gate touches an obstacle while opening or closing. When touching an obstacle the hindrance detection will reverse the moving of the gate. -
Page 24: Learning The Remote Control
Remote Control Learning the Remote Control LEARN- Button REM LED 1. For learning the remote control, press the LEARN button. The REM LED light 2. Press one button on the remote control twice within 2 seconds. The REM LED lights up for 4 seconds and indicates that the remote control has been learned successfully. -
Page 25: Changing The Battery In The Remote Control
Maintenance Changing the Battery of the Remote Control To change the battery, unscrew the three screws at the rear side of the housing. Observe correct order components. Replace the spent battery with a new one of the same type and dimensions (Type: 12 V A27). -
Page 26: Special Accessory
Special Accessory The special Accessory is not available at Westfalia. - Page 27 Diagram for Connecting Special Accessory...
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Page 28: Technical Data
Technical Data 230 V~ 50 Hz / 1 A Power Supply Or my means of 2 Batteries 24 V Rated Power 120 W Drive Motor 24 V DC Motor Gate Moving Speed 17 cm per Second Self-locking Gearbox Max Gate Weight 400 kg Operating Temperature -15°C - +40°C... - Page 29 Westfalia Werkzeugcompany, Werkzeugstraße 1, D-58093 Hagen, declare by our own responsibility that the product Sliding Gate Opener Article No. 82 63 73 is according to the basic requirements, which are defined in the European Directives 2006/95/EC Low Voltage Directive (LVD) 1999/5/EC (R&TTE-Directive)
- Page 30 Please do not discharge it in the rubbish bin, but check with your local council for recycling facilities in your area. Gestaltung urheberrechtlich geschützt © Westfalia 08/12...