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- Page 1 Swing-gate operator FA02243-EN FA7024CB / FST23DLC EN English INSTALLATION MANUAL...
- Page 3 GENERAL PRECAUTIONS FOR INSTALLERS WARNING! Important safety instructions. Follow all of these instructions. Improper installation can cause serious bodily harm. Before continuing, also read the general precautions for users. Before continuing, also read the general precautions for users. • Use this product only for its specifi cally intended use. Any other use is hazardous.
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Page 4: Intended Use
LEGEND This symbol shows which parts to read carefully. ⚠ This symbol shows which parts describe safety issues. ☞ This symbol shows which parts to tell users about. The measurements, unless otherwise stated, are in millimeters. DESCRIPTION FA7024CB - Irreversible operator featuring a control board with functions display, on-board radio decoding and hinged transmission arm for swing gates with leaves each up to 2.3 m long and C max. -
Page 5: Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA Type FA7024CB - FTS23DLC Protection rating (IP) Power supply (V - 50/60 Hz) 230 AC Motor power supply (V) 24 DC Stand-by consumption (W) Stand-by consumption with the RGP1 (W) module Power (W) Torque (Nm) 180 max Opening time at 90° (s) 13 to 30 Cycles/hour (no.) Operating temperature (°C) -
Page 6: Description Of Parts
DESCRIPTION OF PARTS 1. Cover 2. Post brace 3. Rubber shim 4. Control board 5. Gear motor 6. Power supply terminal 7. Release hatch 8. Transformer 9. Transmission arm 10. Joint arm 11. Gate brace 12. Mechanical stops STANDARD INSTALLATION 1. -
Page 7: Application Examples
APPLICATION EXAMPLES Fitted with standard jointed transmission-arm. Fitted with the STYLO-BD straight transmission-arm and slide rail. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLING PRELIMINARY CHECKS ⚠ Before beginning the installation, do the following: • check that the bracketsanchoring point is resistant; • check that there are no obstruction or impediments near the operator; •... - Page 8 INSTALLING The following drawings are mere examples in that the space for fastening the operator and accessories varies depending on the installation area. It is up to the installer to fi nd the most suitable solution. They refer to the assembly of the gearmotor and of the arms on the left and with inwards opening. The gearmotor and arms assembly on the right is symmetrical.
- Page 9 FASTENING THE BRACES Establish where you will fit the gate brace and measure where the gate-post brace will fit. Make sure to respect the quotas shown in the drawing and table. FA7024CB FST23DLC 200 min 200 min 310 max 410 max...
- Page 10 Marked the spots where the gate-post brace and gate brace will be fitted. The center-distances of the holes on the braces are shown in the Application dimensions paragraph. Drill the anchoring points, fit the dowels or use plugs that will hold fast the screws. ...
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Page 11: Fastening The Operator
FASTENING THE OPERATOR Fit the gearmotor into the gate-post brace and tighten the nuts and bolts. Fit the plug into the socket on the gearmotor drive-shaft. Fasten the transmission arm to the drive-shaft using the slow-shaft washer and bolt. Ø10,5x39 UNI 5739 M10x14... -
Page 12: Fastening The Mechanical Stops
Release the gearmotor (see RELEASING THE GEARMOTOR) and fit the driven arm to the gate brace as shown in the drawing. Ø 12 UNI 6592 Ø 12 UNI 6593 UNI 5739 Ø 6 M6x10 ⚠ CAUTION! If no gate-leaf stops are in place, you must fit the mechanical stops. FASTENING THE MECHANICAL STOPS Release the gearmotor. -
Page 13: Establishing The Limit-Switch Points
ESTABLISHING THE LIMIT-SWITCH POINTS With the gearmotor released and the gate-leaf closed, adjust the closing limit-switch grub screw by turning it clockwise or counterclockwise. Tighten the nut to fasten the grub-screw. In the same way, set the opening limit-switch on the other stop's grub screw. ... -
Page 14: Input Voltage
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS AND PROGRAMMING ⚠ Caution! Before working on the control panel, cut off the mains power supply and remove any batteries. All wiring connections are quick-fuse protected. FUSES ZL65 - Line 2 A-F = 230 V - Accessories 2 A-F DESCRIPTION OF PARTS Terminals for signaling devices 14. -
Page 15: Command And Control Devices
SIGNALING DEVICES 10 11 E 5 M1 N1 ENC1 M2 N2 ENC2 Gate-open signal output. (Contact rated for: 24 V AC/DC - 3 W max.). See function F 10. Output for connecting either fl ashing or cycle light. (Contact rated for: 24 V AC/DC - 25 W max). See function F 18. COMMAND AND CONTROL DEVICES WARNING! YOU MUST CUT OFF THE MAINS POWER SUPPLY and remove the batteries - if present, before fitting any plug-in card (such as AF, R800). -
Page 16: Connecting The Operator
(inner view) with operator delayed when BLUE closing. BLACK (Default setting) BROWN FA7024CB / FST23DLC FA7024 / FST23DLS M N E M1 N1 ENC1 M2 N2 ENC2 Operator fi tted to the right and gearmotor to the left BLUE (inner view) with operator delayed when opening. -
Page 17: Safety Devices
SAFETY DEVICES Photocells Confi gure contact CX or CY (NC), safety input for photocells. See CX input functions (Function F2) or CY (Function F3) in: - C1 reopening during closing. When the gate is closing, opening the contact triggers the inversion of movement until the gate is fully open again;... -
Page 18: Wireless Devices
RIOCN8WS RIOCN8WS RIOED8WS RIOPH8WS RIOLX8WS CONNECTION WITH CAME REMOTE PROTOCOL (CRP) Serial connection of the RS485 with RSE card to the home & building automation system via CRP (Came Remote Protocol). Fit the RSE card. UTP CAT 5 RIOCN8WS... -
Page 19: Functions Menu
PROGRAMMING DESCRIPTION OF THE PROGRAMMING COMMANDS Display S1 GND The ENTER key is for: The ESC button is for: - accessing menus; - exiting menus; - confirming or memorizing set values. - deleting changes - STOP while running. The < > keys are for: - moving from one item to another;... - Page 20 From the control device connected to 2-7 it performs the step-step (open-close-invert) or sequential (open-stop-close-stop) command. Command [2-7] 0 = Step-step (default) / 1 = Sequential / 2 = Open / 3 = Close From the control device connected to 2-3P it executes the pedestrian opening (completely opens the M2 gate leaf) or partial opening (it partially opens the M2 gate leaf: the opening arc depends Command [2-3P] on the percentage of travel set up with F36).
- Page 21 Set the number of motors that control the gate. Number of motors Value 1 indicates that the M2 motor is being used. 2 (Default) / 1 For enabling the CRP (Came Remote Protocol). Managing the serial connection OFF / 3 = CRP (default) Saving users and saved settings in memory roll.
- Page 22 Peripheral number 1 ----> 255 For setting the communication speed used in the CRP (Came Remote Protocol) connection system. COM speed 0 = 1200 Baud / 1 = 2400 Baud / 2 = 4800 Baud / 3 = 9600 Baud / 4 = 14400 Baud / 5 =...
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Page 23: Motors Test
SETTING UP Once the connections are all set, have skilled, qualified staff commission the barrier into service. Before continuing, make sure that the way is clear from any obstruction. Power up and begin configuring the system. Important! Start programming by first doing the following functions: - MOTOR TYPE (A 1);... -
Page 24: Managing Users
GATE-TRAVEL CALIBRATION Before calibrating the gate travel, position the gate half-way, check that the maneuvering area is clear of any obstruction and check that there are mechanical opening and closing stops. ⚠ The mechanical gate-stops are obligatory. Important! During calibration, all safety devices will be disabled. ❶ Select A 3 and press ENTER to confi... -
Page 25: Entering A User With An Associated Command
ENTER Register the users in the REGISTERED USERS list. LIST OF REGISTERED USERS. Download the LIST OF REGISTERED USERS form from the portal docs.came.com Enter L20180423. DELETING SINGLE USERS ❶ SelectU2. Press ENTER to confirm. ❷ Select ON. Press ENTER to confirm the deletion procedure. - Page 26 SAVING AND UPLOADING DATA USING THE MEMORY ROLL For saving user and system configuration data with the Memory Roll, and for then reusing them on another control board, even on fitted into another system. Caution! Fitting and extracting the Memory Roll must be done with the mains power disconnected. ❶ Fit the Memory Roll into the its corresponding connector on the control board.
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Page 27: Final Operations
FINAL OPERATIONS Once you have fi nished with the connections and started up the operator, fi t the casing over the gearmotor . Fit the casing over the gearmotor and close the hatch . Lock the gearmotor using the key and fi t the protection cap . ERROR MESSAGE ... - Page 28 Establish where you will fit the gate brace and measure where the gate-post brace will fit. Make sure to respect the quotas shown in the drawing and table. FA7024CB FST23DLC Application dimension (mm) Application dimension (mm) Leaf opening arc (°) C MAX Leaf opening arc (°)
- Page 29 Fastening the mechanical stops Release the gearmotor. When opening. Entirely open the gate leaf. Mark the casing where the center of the arm is. Manually close the gate leaf. Place the mechanical stop under the casing. The mark on the case must match the groove on the stop, as shown.
- Page 30 Connecting the operator and gearmotor Operator installed on the left and gearmotor installed on the right (inner view) with operator delayed when closing. FA7024CB / FST23DLC FA7024 / FST23DLS M N E M1 N1 ENC1 M2 N2 ENC2 Operator fi tted to the right and gearmotor to the left (inner view) with operator delayed when opening.
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Page 31: Dismantling And Disposal
DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL ☞ CAME S.p.A. employs an Environmental Management System at its premises. This system is certified and compliant with the UNI EN ISO 14001 regulation standard to ensure that the environment is respected and safeguarded. - Page 32 AFFIX THE PRODUCT LABEL FROM THE BOX HERE CAME S.p.A. Via Martiri Della Libertà, 15 31030 Dosson di Casier - Treviso - Italy tel. (+39) 0422 4940 - fax. (+39) 0422 4941...
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