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DKC2000S
Installation Manual
For sliding gate installation
Installation Video
Equipped with 40W solar panels, this gate opener can operate
independently without AC electricity. An additional 24V 17Ah Automotive /
Marine type battery is required but not included. Alternatively, the opener
can be powered directly by 110-120VAC electricity.
C030713
VER250623

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  • Page 1 DKC2000S Installation Manual For sliding gate installation Installation Video Equipped with 40W solar panels, this gate opener can operate independently without AC electricity. An additional 24V 17Ah Automotive / Marine type battery is required but not included. Alternatively, the opener can be powered directly by 110-120VAC electricity.
  • Page 2: Order Information

     Issue Description (Include Any Relevant Photo or Video) For Warranty Registration To register your warranty, please visit www.topens.com If you have any questions regarding what is covered by the TOPENS warranty, refer to the detailed policy at www.topens.com/pages/topens-limited-warranty. Email Us: support@topens.com...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Important Safety Information ......................1 Packing List ............................4 Installation Overview ......................... 5 Specifications ............................6 Before You Begin ..........................7 Installation ............................8 Terminal Function of the Control Board ..................14 Connection of Power Supply ......................16 Dual Gate Opener System Setup ......................19 Setting of Left / Right Open ......................20 Program the Remote Control ......................21 Adjust the Open / Close Limit Position ....................22...
  • Page 4: Before Installation

    Thank you for choosing the TOPENS DKC2000S sliding gate opener. When installed correctly and used properly, your opener will offer years of reliable service. This manual is designed to guide you through the proper installation of your DKC2000S sliding gate opener. Please carefully review all instructions before commencing the installation and operation of this automatic gate opener.
  • Page 5: During Installation

    WARNING SIGNS: Attach the provided  warning signs to both sides of the gate in highly visible locations to alert the public about the automatic gate opener system. If your signs are damaged or missing, please reach out to TOPENS Customer Support for replacements.
  • Page 6  DETAILED WARRANTY POLICY: If you have gate opener without prior consultation any questions regarding what is covered by with TOPENS will also invalidate warranty the TOPENS warranty, refer to the policy at coverage. www.topens.com/pages/topens-limited-wa  NON-COMPLIANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS: rranty.
  • Page 7: Packing List

    Supplementary Chain (If the chain is insufficient, additional chain can be purchased separately at www.topens.com.)
  • Page 8: Installation Overview

    TC188 Universal Keypad TC102 Infrared Photocell Sensor ❻ ⓮ TC175P Wired Keypad JD24VY Warning Light ❼ ⓯ TKP3 Wireless Keypad TSP30W 30W Solar Panel Charging Kit ❽ TC148 Waterproof Wall Push Button * Available on the TOPENS website (www.topens.com) and Amazon.
  • Page 9: Overall Dimensions

    Product Model DKC2000S Power Input 110-120VAC/60Hz Motor Voltage 24VDC Motor Power 550W (3/4 HP) Gate Moving Speed 20 cm/s (8 in/s) Max Gate Weight 2000kg (4400lbs) Max Gate Length 12m (40ft.) Working Temperature -20℃ ~ +50℃ (0°F to 120°F) Protection Class...
  • Page 10: Before You Begin

    Check the Gate  Ensure that the gate is plumb, level, and slides smoothly in both directions without binding or dragging on the ground.  Confirm that the gate track is straight, horizontal, and firmly affixed, with positive stops installed at each end. Make sure the gate wheels and guide rollers rotate freely and are clean of dirt or grime.
  • Page 11: Installation

    CAUTION  Ensure that the opener is installed in a level and parallel position and is securely fastened.  Improper installation may result in property damage, severe injury, and / or death. STEP 1 Assemble the Base Plate  Assemble the plates and side brackets as shown, securing them...
  • Page 12 STEP 3 Lay out the Concrete Pad  Dig a hole for a concrete pad near the front roller of the gate. The dimensions should be approximately 600 x 320 x 350mm (24" x 13" x 14").  Install electrical conduit.
  • Page 13 STEP 4 Determine the Position of the Opener  Position the opener on the concrete pad.  Attach the "L" bracket to the left side of the gate. Adjust the opener's position until the teeth of the drive sprocket are vertically aligned with the hole in the "L"...
  • Page 14 STEP 6 Install the Chain Brackets  Install the "L" bracket with the "U" bolt (square or round), ¢ Plain Washers, ¢ Lock Washers, and M8 Hex Nuts at or near each end of the inside gate (opener side).  Ensure that the bottom of the idler wheel is aligned with the hole in each side of the "L"...
  • Page 15 STEP 7 Fit the Chain  Connect one end of the chain to one side of chain bolt with the master link.  Route the chain through the opener.  Cut any excess chain and connect the end to the other side of the chain bolt with the master link.
  • Page 16 STEP 8 Install the Magnets  From the inside view of the property, install the magnet bracket lower on the left side and higher on the right side. Ignore the N and S labels on the magnets; they can be mounted on either side.
  • Page 17: Terminal Function Of The Control Board

    Terminal Function Receive signal input from a photocell sensor, operating on a normally closed (NC) input basis, connected to “NC” and ○ 2 “INFR” “COM” terminals of the sensor respectively. ○ 1 “COM” Note: The terminals have been shorted with a wire jumper at the factory.
  • Page 18 Terminal Function Communication terminals between the master and salve gate ○ 13 “A+” opener, connected to the corresponding terminals on the control ○ 14 “B-” board of the slave gate opener directly. Input terminals for 24VDC power, typically connected to the ○...
  • Page 19: Power Mode

    (such as a photocell sensor, external receiver, Homelink remote control kit, exit wand, or wired keypad).  For precise recommendations on solar panel power and battery capacity, please contact our customer support at www.topens.com.
  • Page 20 Power Mode 2 By AC Electricity, Solar Panels and Back-up Batteries  Connect the BAT wires of the TCS3 Solar Charge Controller and the wires connecting to the batteries in parallel (Do NOT connect the batteries).  Connect the parallel wires to the “+24V BATT-”...
  • Page 21 Power Mode 3 Use AC Electricity Only  The specification of the power cord is 2C×0.75mm (18AWG).  Connect the live wire (black) and neutral wire (white) of the power cord to the “AC-INPUT L” “AC-INPUT N” terminals of the control board, respectively.
  • Page 22: Dual Gate Opener System Setup

    Connection between the Master and Slave Gate Opener In a dual gate opener system, the slave gate opener is controlled by the master gate opener. To enable communication between them, connect the slave gate opener to the master gate opener using a 2-core shielded twisted-pair wire, minimum wire size is 2C x 0.5mm (20AWG).
  • Page 23: Setting Of Left / Right Open

    WARNING  Before operating your gate opener, ensure that the Left / Right Open setting on the control board matches the opening direction of the gate.  If the opener is installed on the left side of the driveway and the gate opens to left, set the opener to Left Open.
  • Page 24: How To Program The Remote Control

    B functions the same as button A. Buttons C and D can be programmed separately to operate additional sliding gate openers by adding extra ERM12 External Receivers (available on the TOPENS website www.topens.com) to each control board, allowing for standard operation without midway mode.
  • Page 25: Adjust The Open / Close Limit Position

    WARNING  Before making any adjustments, disengage the clutch of the gate opener to prevent the gate from moving unexpectedly.  Ensure that the lower magnet bracket is always positioned on the left side and the higher magnet bracket on the right side when viewed from inside the property. Leave some space at both ends of the gate for proper buffering.
  • Page 26 For Right Open Gate Adjusting the Open Limit Position  Use the remote control to open the gate. If the gate stops halfway and fails to get to the desired open position, disengage the clutch. Use an adjustable wrench to loosen the screw of the lower (left) magnet.
  • Page 27: Dip Switch Settings

    WARNING  Ensure that the gate opener is powered off when making any adjustments.  Keep away from the gate while setting up the gate opener system to avoid unexpected gate movement.  Carefully adjust the DIP switches to prevent the risk of damaging the gate opener and causing injury or death.
  • Page 28 DIP Switch #3: Enable / Disable Auto Close Function ON – Auto close function enabled OFF – Auto close function disabled The factory default setting is OFF. The auto close function allows the gate to automatically close after a set period. Auto Close Time Setting: Turn ONLY DIP Switches #3 and #6 to ON.
  • Page 29 DIP Switch #7: Set Stop / Reverse in Case of Obstruction During Gate Closing ON – The gate opener reverses if an obstruction is detected during gate closing OFF – The gate opener stops if an obstruction is detected during gate closing The factory default setting is ON.
  • Page 30: Potentiometer Settings

    Potentiometer Settings Potentiometer A: Adjust the Speed of Soft Stop Turn the potentiometer clockwise to increase the speed, and counterclockwise to decrease it.  Potentiometer B: Adjust the Open and Close Stall Force of the Gate Opener Turn the potentiometer clockwise to increase the stall force, and counterclockwise to decrease ...
  • Page 31: Stall Force Adjustment & Obstruction Test

    Fine Tune the Stall Force This force should be high enough to ensure the gate reaches both open and close limits without reversing unnecessarily or causing frequent interruptions, but low enough to prevent injury if an obstruction is encountered. The appropriate stall force settings depend on the gate's length and weight, so fine-tuning may be required.
  • Page 32: Connection Of Accessories

    NOTE This section covers only the programming and wire connections with the control board. For  additional operations, please refer to the corresponding accessory user manual. It is highly recommended to install a photocell sensor in the following situations for safety: if ...
  • Page 33 Wired Mode Connection and Operation Step 1 Remove the Battery Step 2 Wire Connection ○ Connect the “COM” and “NO” terminals to control board terminal “ONE” and terminal ○ ○ 1 “COM”. Then connect the “9-24V AC/DC” terminals to control board terminal 8 “COM”...
  • Page 34: Tkp3 Wireless Keypad

    TKP3 Wireless Keypad Operate the gate with a user defined password Programming and Operation  Press and hold the LEARN button on the control board for about 1 second. The buzzer will emit a long beep, and the RUN LED will flash and then turn off, indicating that the gate opener is now in programming mode.
  • Page 35: Tc173 Wireless Push Button

    TC173 Wireless Push Button Open / close the gate by pressing the wireless button Programming and Operation  Press and hold the LEARN button on the control board for about 1 second. The buzzer will emit a long beep, and the RUN LED will flash and then turn off, indicating that gate opener...
  • Page 36: Tew3 Vehicle Sensor Exit Wand

    TEW3 Vehicle Sensor Exit Wand Opens the gate automatically when it senses an approaching car Wire Connection Connect the BLUE wire to control ○  board terminal 7 “LOOP”. Connect the BLACK and GREEN ○  wires to control board terminal “COM”.
  • Page 37: Tc175P Wired Keypad

    TC175P Wired Keypad Operate the gate with a user defined password / ID card Wire Connection  Connect the wires from the JP2 terminals of the wired keypad to the control board.  Connect the PURPLE wire to control ○ board terminal 1 “COM”.
  • Page 38: Jd24Vy Warning Light

    JD24VY Warning Light Flashing when the gate is moving, improving your gate safety Wire Connection  Connect the RED and BLACK wires ○ to control board terminals 26 and ○ 27 “LIGHT DC+24V -” , respectively. NOTE: A 2C x 0.3 mm (22AWG) cable is required for the wire connection, but it is NOT included.
  • Page 39: Tc102 Infrared Photocell Sensor

    TC102 Infrared Photocell sensor Prevents the gate from closing when obstructed, adds security Wire Connection Disconnect the jumper wire from  ○ terminal “ COM ” and terminal ○ “INFR” on the control board to enable the photocell sensor function. ...
  • Page 40: Erm12 External Receiver

    ERM12 External Receiver Allows up to 250 remotes to be programmed with the gate opener Wire Connection  Connect the BROWN wire to control ○ board terminal 4 “ONE”.  Connect the BLACK wire to control ○ board terminal 8 “COM”. ...
  • Page 41: Tc148 Waterproof Wall Push Button & Tc147 Wall Push Button

    TC148 Waterproof Wall Push Button & TC147 Wall Push Button Open / close the gate by pressing the wired button Wire Connection Connect the push button to control ○  board terminal “ COM ” and ○ terminal 4 “ONE”, regardless of the polarity.
  • Page 42: Routine Inspections

    Maintenance WARNING Disconnect all power (AC and battery) to the gate opener before routine inspections and lubrication. Routine Inspections  Inspect the Gate: Look for any signs of wear or damage on the gate and guide tracks.  Check the Gate Opener: Ensure that the opener is securely attached to the concrete pad. Tighten any loose bolts and screws.
  • Page 43: Troubleshooting

    If your gate opener does not function properly after installation, please follow the steps below before contacting us for assistance. This guide provides common troubleshooting steps to help resolve issues efficiently. For further assistance, please feel free to contact us through our website at www.topens.com. Symptom Possible Solution(s)
  • Page 44 Symptom Possible Solution(s) Step 1 Check Remote Control: Ensure the remote control is functioning properly. Confirm that the indicator light is ON, the remote is within the effective control range (<65 feet), and it is programmed with the opener. Step 2 Check Photocell Sensor Function: If a photocell sensor is used as a secondary entrapment prevention device, ensure its beam is not blocked.
  • Page 45 Symptom Possible Solution(s) Step 1 Confirm Magnet Installation: Ensure that the lower magnet is positioned on the left side and the higher magnet on the right side when viewed from inside the property. Step 2 Verify Magnet Position: Check if the magnet has been installed incorrectly.
  • Page 46 Symptom Possible Solution(s) Step 1 Check DIP Switch Setting: Set DIP Switch #8 to ON for a left-opening gate and OFF for a right-opening gate. Step 2 Verify Magnet Position: Check if the limit switch is properly sensed by the closing magnet when the gate is fully closed. Adjust the Midway mode function magnet's position to ensure accurate sensing.
  • Page 48 Your comments and suggestions are important to us as they help us provide the best possible service. Should you have any need to contact us, the info below will help you get in touch: TOPENS Website www.topens.com Contact Us: E-mail: support@topens.com Kindly include your purchase channel, order #, gate information, issue description and your contact information.

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