Summary of Contents for Automation Systems AUSTRALIA Titan 1000
- Page 1 Automation Systems Australia Titan 1000 Advanced Digital Sliding Gate System Step by Step Simple Installation Guide on Page 2 REV 0...
- Page 2 Table of Contents Specifications, Dimension and Tools Required Step By Step Installation Guide, Manual Release Installation Layout/Wiring Layout Motor Installation Motor Installation Continued Learn “WORK” Time Calibration/Gate Calibration Controller Layout , LED Status and DIP Settings TIME and TORQUE Trim pot Adjustments, Settings Buttons, Automatic Closing Timer Remote and Wireless Keypad Learning/Deleting Photocells Dukie and Dukie+ Special Detector Dukie and Dukie+...
- Page 3 Typical Tools Required Socket & Spanner Multi Meter Wire Stripper Drill and Drill Bits 2/2.5mm Flat Head for (not essential) Masonry and Metal Sets Terminal Connections Specifications Operating Voltage 220-240V AC Standby Consumption ~40mA Speed 20cm/s (12M/MIN) Motor Limit N/C Micro Switch 1000 Kg 1000 Kg Torque...
- Page 4 Step by Step Installation Guide Install gate motor, rack and limit strikers Connect in WIRED accesories See accessories pages or there specific manuals Turn on the Power Point Remote’s are Pre-set Pair remotes and wireless keypads if purchased with the system PAGE.
- Page 5 Installation Layout Optional Wireless DEX 4 Optional Wireless Dukie+ FENCE FENCE POST POST GATE Optional Wireless DEX 4 Optional Wireless Dukie+ Additional Safety Sensor M/N is optional Number Accesory Requirments Gate Motor Power by Power Point Entry Keypad Dex 4 (wireless), All others wired to gate controller by 4 core cable Exit Keypad Dex 4 (wireless), All others wired to gate controller by 4 core cable Gate Stop...
- Page 6 Motor Installation Step 1 Identify the OPENING direction of your gate based on the illustrations below. Gate opens to the LEFT or RIGHT is always made from the inside looking towards the street (outside). LEFT RIGHT HAND SIDE HAND SIDE Outside Outside OPENING...
- Page 7 Step 5 Manually Release the gate motor and set the gate 250mm from the open position . Sit a piece of gear rack on top of the motors pinion gear and level it according to the gates current level (adjustable later), allow for a 2-3mm clearance (backlash) between the top of the pinion tooth and the base of the gear rack.
- Page 8 Learn Working Time Calibration The Learning of working Time “WORK” procedure will teach the gate controller the operational times for the gate motors travel, this will allow for the correct calibration and introduce a slowdown at the appropriate position along with the relevant protection cut off time. Please ensure that the system is set to the appropriate direction as per step 2 NOTE: Stop Button safety input is automatically configured during this stage also ensure the photocell/detector is NOT interrupted and is in correct alignment.
- Page 9 Controller Layout 24. Fuse 25. Settings DIP Switches CLOSING OPENING PAUSE WORK REMOTES START 26. Working Time Button TORQUE TIME 27. Pause Time Button 28. Remote Learning Button 23. Antenna 29. Start Test Button 22. Antenna GND/Shield SHIELD 30. Torque Trim Pot 31.
- Page 10 AC Mains Connection (Pre-Wired) The AC Mains connection is pre-wired with a power cord and is ready to plug into a standard 10A power point. If required the motor can be hardwired to power by a licenced electrician by unscrewing the power cord wires from the terminal and replacing with the hardwired mains cable.
- Page 11 Setting the System to 1 Button/4 Button Mode (Remote Usage) ON position Fixed 4 Button Mode Layout Set as you wish in 1 Button Mode for 4 Button Mode Best Suited For Gate House/Security Operators Strongly Recommended Layout to Use Operate this Gate Open - Stop - Close Close (also stops the automatic closing timer if pressed during the countdown)
- Page 12 DUKIE and DUKIE+ Photocells Typical Photocell Arangment SEE NEXT PAGE ON SPECIAL DETECTOR Photocells are a necessity when automating, they provide an additional layer of safety by infrared beam across the driveway. The photocell terminal is used as the primary photocell connection which will revert the gate back to open when an obstacle is detected during close.
- Page 13 DUKIE and DUKIE+ Photocells continued Special Detector Mode / Photostop SEE PREVIOUS PAGE ON TYPICAL PHOTOCELL CONNECTION An additional set of photocells installed just past the gates open position. Ideal for scenarios requiring a command to close after the vehicle has passed through and used to signal the system that the gate has been used and is ready to close. If detected whilst opening it will finish the opening then after two seconds close Whilst closing it will re-open gate then after two seconds close the gate Whilst open it will tell the gate to close...
- Page 14 Warning Light Output A typical 240V alert beacon or light to allow users to know the gate is in motion. Flashing will be ON only during the gates open and close movements. Static will turn off 90 Seconds after the gate has reached EITHER open or close position ON position for Flashing Light M-L1...
- Page 15 Digital Weekly Timer (12 Volt Version) Typically for commercial and industrial the gate an be set to open at a certain time (and hold open), then close also at a set time. Multiple times can be programmed for all 7 days of the week selectively. All other operations (outside of weekly time, eg.
- Page 16 Emergency Stop Button An emergency stop button is used typically if the system is in a manned operation such as a security office or gate house OR such applications where an internal door is automated. OPEN CLOSE START STOP PHOTO 12V DC Amplify Booster Antenna The Amplifiy Booster Antenna will assist with remote signal in a case where the signal has been blocked by the fencing or the gate.
- Page 17 The warranty will not cover freight fees to base, customs fees or any labour costs at the installation site but will cover repair or replacement of the product as seen fit. Automation Systems Australia will cover the freight of the returned item to the original address if deemed as a warranty repair or replacement item.
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