Programming Mid-Stop (Optional); Programming Limit Overrun (Optional) - Genie GCL-LJ Series Manual

Light duty jackshaft operator

Table of Contents

NOTE: The mid-stop can be set to allow the door to come to a stop somewhere between the open and close limits. This must be set after the

open and close limits have been set and a force profile has been generated.

1. Starting from either limit, press and hold the UP arrow button until the long LED and round LED start to alternate flashing blue,

then release. The operator will display a flashing blue round LED.

2. Using the UP and/or DOWN arrow buttons, move the door to a position that is at least 2 full turns of the output shaft below the

open limit and 1/2 turn of the output shaft above the close limit.

3. Once the door is in the preferred mid-stop location, press the SET/PGRM button. The operator will flash blue on both LEDs three

times, saving the mid-stop location. If the LED does not flash blue three times, the mid-stop was not properly set and saved. The

mid-stop will need to be reprogrammed.

NOTE: The mid-stop will now be the first position the door will stop when trying to open the door. If the door needs to be raised to the open

limit, press OPEN on any open/close/stop control station or remote to move the door to the open limit. (It is not possible to reach the open

limit with a mid-stop and a 1-button control.)

Both Flashing Blue

Round Flashing Blue

PROGRAMMING LIMIT OVERRUN (Optional)

When using a monitored safety edge, enabling the limit overrun feature may reduce service calls caused by small objects like rocks

from reversing the door when it reached the down limit. This feature should not be enabled when using monitored photocells or

light curtains. The default limit overrun setting is DISABLED.

NOTE:

• In the 4" drum mode: The STB will be ignored approx. 2" above the close limit.

• In the >4" drum mode: The STB will be ignored approx. 2" above the close limit for a 5.25" drum.

• In the >4" drum mode: The STB will be ignored approx. 4" above the close limit for an 11" drum.

1. Press and hold the DOWN arrow button on the operator for 7 sec.

• While waiting the 7 sec., the long LED will turn blue. Continue to hold until 7 sec has lapsed.

• The long & round LEDs will alternate flash green.

2. Release the DOWN arrow button. The status of the limit overrun will be displayed.

• The long red LED indicates that the limit overrun is disabled (off ).

• The long green LED indicates that the limit overrun is enabled (on).

3. Press the DOWN arrow button on the operator to disable limit overrun (off ).

• The long LED will turn red.

4. Press the UP arrow button on the operator to enable limit overrun (on).

• The long LED will turn green.

5. Press and release the SET/PRGM button.

• Both LEDs will flash blue then go out.