Holiday Lockout Mode; Positive Close Mode - Centurion D2 Turbo Installation Manual

21.1.6. Holiday Lockout Mode

This feature completely immobilises the operator and deactivates all inputs so nobody
can get into your property while you are away.
One of the buttons on your remote control can be used to switch the Holiday Lockout
function On and Off, as well as a latching keyswitch or keypad mounted adjacent the gate
entrance, accessible from the outside of the property.
When Holiday Lockout is enabled, any of the
access control devices that are connected to
the D2 Turbo will be rendered inactive. Not
even tampering with the keyswitch or
keypad on the outside of the property will
open the gate – this is particularly useful if
you intend leaving your property unattended
for extended periods of time.
If Holiday Lockout is enabled while the gate is moving or in the open position, it will only
activate once the gate is back in the closed position.
If somebody tries to open the gate via a valid remote control, keypad code, etc. and
Holiday Lockout is enabled, the onboard buzzer will emit one beep periodically for 30
seconds to confirm that the gate has been disabled using this feature. Only the input
device that invoked Holiday Lockout will be capable of disabling it, and returning the
controller to normal operation.
To enable/disable the Holiday Lockout Mode feature, please refer to the section,
'Customising the Features and Functions' on page 60.

21.1.7. Positive Close Mode

Positive Close Mode is intended for applications where the gate must close fully against
the gate end post for security reasons – such as ensuring proper contact of a switch on
the gate that feeds power to an electric fence.
This feature operates only during the last few millimetres when the gate closes.
It is recommended that a rubber strip be fixed to the front edge of the gate to
reduce the noise when the gate closes against the end post.
To enable / disable the Positive Close Mode feature, please refer to the section,
'Customising the Features and Functions' on page 60.
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