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Nice - Hansa

Nice - Hansa

SWING GATE CONTROLLER

SINGLE & DOUBLE

SWING GATE CONTROLLER

SINGLE & DOUBLE

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Single & Double Swing Gate Controller

OPEN / CLOSE RUN TIME

STAY-OPEN TIME OUT (time before closing) LIP TIME (delay between first and second motor)

MAXIMUM CURRENT ALLOWED MOTOR 2 MAXIMUM CURRENT ALLOWED MOTOR 1

COURTESY LIGHT DURATION

VALUES NORMAL CYCLE PARAMETERS

OPEN / CLOSE RUN TIME FOR PEDESTRIAN CYCLE STAY-OPEN TIME OUT FOR PEDESTRIAN CYCLE COURTESY LIGHT TIME (IF SELECTED -DIPSW 3)

VALUES PEDESTRIAN CYCLE PARAMETERS

20 SEC 2 SEC 5 SEC 10 A 10A 4 MINUTES 5 SEC 2 SEC 30 SEC

“CLOSED” LIMIT SWITCH GATE 1 “OPEN” LIMIT SWITCH GATE 1

“OPEN” LIMIT SWITCH GATE 2 “CLOSED” LIMIT SWITCH GATE 2 INFRARED SAFETY BEAM TRIGGER 3 (PEDESTRIAN) TRIGGER2 (CONDOMINIUM)

TRIGGER 1 TO OPEN GATE /AUTO-OVERRIDE

INPUTS ACTIVATION ON CLOSING ON CLOSING ON CLOSING ON OPENING ON CLOSING ON CLOSING ON CLOSING

The factory default input options are as follows The factory default values (before a learning cycle ) are:

P-1 1 8 lig h t/ lo c k re la y BUZZER OPERATION N/C N/O COM +12V NIC E-H AN SA 3 86 Bx x BUZZER X361-mami (-) 0V Introduction: e r t

The controller board was design d to cate for most of the basic requiremen s of

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It r quires very ittle interv ntion on the part of the installers as a et of re-defin d p rameters may b select d

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at installation time. The installer can choo e be ween 6 different type os instal ation.

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The d f ere t options and defaul value are own in the ables below.

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sin le and double swing gates.

Installation , alignment and self learning cycle

The installation is very simple! An initial

All the installer has to do is to follow thesimple instructions on page 2.

Furthermore during normal it is possible to supervise different functions / levels by changing the display mode. learning cycle automatically checks limit switches position , measures open / close timing and maximum current overload .

All information is be displayed using a 7 Segment digit and an 8 Led Array

A general purpose relay provides the facility for either a courtesy light or a lock. Furthermore the installer may chose between a striker lock or a magnetic lock operation.

The relay contacts are voltage free and are rated at : 10A / 220V AC or 10A / 28V DC

controlling

COURTESY LIGHT / LOCK OPERATION

The controller has also the facility of warning the user before any opening or closing cycle by means of a buzzer mounted on board.

The buzzer also indicates different “error” conditions with a differentnumber of beeps.

TRIGGER 1 TO CLOSE GATE ON CLOSING ON CLOSING

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D ip s w itc h 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A 1 8 O N

1- Apply Power and wait for the “0” to appear on the display (see page 3)

2- Move dip-switch 2 to ON

3- Hold button “A” until leds flash and P-R-G-1- is displayed

Note: if a “b” appears on the display the battery voltage is too low!!

4- Using Trigger 1 close gate 1 until the “close “ limit sw is activated 5- Using Trigger 2 close gate 2 until the “close “ limit sw is activated

Note that releasing the button will invert the direction

6- ENSURE THE GATES ARE CLOSED THEN TIGHTEN THE TWO SCREWS ON THE SHAFT

7- Wait for the number of the motor you want to start first to appear on the display and press the “A” button.

8- The motors will individually open and close at Low speed

(to test the limit switches)

9- The motors will individually open and close at Full speed

( to measure the time and the overload) 10- the display will show R-D-Y and

11- !!! move dip sw 2 back to OFF !!!

12- You are now ready to operate the gate normally

(all other switches= off)

STEP 1- SELECTING THE INSTALLATION TYPE

30A

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STEP 2 -INITIAL

AUTOMATIC

SETUP USING A LEARNING CYCLE

3 & 7

1&4

LOOSEN THE CONNECTING ARM SCREWS ON THE SHAFT OF THE 2 MOTORS

NICE-HANSA-386B21 BUZZER TRIGGER 1 TRIGGER 2

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STEP 3 - SETTING THE “STAY-OPEN” TIME

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1- Move dip-switch 3 to ON (all other switches= off)

2- Hold button “A” until leds flash and P-R-G-2- is displayed 3- count the seconds you would like the gate to stay open (the least significant digit in seconds is shown on the display 4- Hold button “A” until leds flash and R-D-Y is displayed followed by - the time is stored in

memory-5- !!! move dip sw 3 back to OFF !!!

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These are the different options for the different presets

Clutch SENSOR Detection Maximum CURRENT Detection

ONE MOTOR

TWO MOTORS

X X X

X X X X

0 1 2 3 4 5

OPTIONS / PRESET NO.

M1 M2

IMPORTANT!!:

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dip switch settings

(only 1,2 and 3 shown) 1 2 3

ON 1 2 3 ON 1 2 3 ON 1 2 3 ON

1- Ensure Power is OFF

2- Select the installation Type using dipswitches 1,2 and 3 (see Table1) 3- Hold button “A” while..

4- Applying power

5- Wait for LED’s to flash

6- Remove power

NOTE: After this operation A new learn cycle is required !!

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WHEN APPLYING POWER FOR THE FIRST TIME THE UNIT WILL FLASH THE LEDS (4 AT THE TIME) TO INDICATE THAT THE SYSTEM HAS TO “LEARN” THE OPEN AND CLOSE CYCLE AND STORE IT IN MEMORY. CAREFULLY FOLLOW THE 3 STEPS DESCRIBED BELOW FOR A CORRECT INITIAL SETUP

1 2 3 ON

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display current consumption M1 high low display current consumption M2 high low 1 8 No display NORMAL OPERATION:

At power up the system will automatically step through : 1= LED TEST (all led’s lit up simultaneously and in sequence)

2= DISPLAY DEFAULT NO (FLASHING 5TIMES)

3= SHOW UTILITY LEDS

CLUTCH SENSOR M1 CLUTCH SENSOR M2 MAXIMUM CURRENTM1 MAXIMUM CURRENT M2

Power up sequence

While in CLOSED POSITION it is possible to select different type of data to be displayed on the 8 led array Pressing button "A" will cycle the display through:

Utilities LED’S

CLUTCH SENSOR M1 MAX CURRENT M1

Display modes SWING GATE

- = NO DISPLAY 1 = DISPLAY CURRENT OF MOTOR 1 2 = DISPLAY CURRENT OF MOTOR 2

U = DISPLAY CURRENT UTILITIES LEDS STATUS (EMERGENCY STOPS) b = DISPLAY BATTERY LEVEL

O = SHOW DIP SWITCH READING BY CPU i = SHOW INPUTS READING BY CPU 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Allow OVER-RIDE of Autoclosure Enable AUTOCLOSURE Enable A.S.A.P. Enable LOCK Operation Set “Stay-open Time” Enter Initial Settings

Magnetic Lock Select

Enable GATE LIP Dip-Switch option selection

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“LIP” FUNCTION When ON, one of the two gates will open and close 2 seconds earlier then the other - the FIRST motor is selected during the initial setup (pag...) FORCE

“STAY-OPEN”

When ON, if TRIGGER 1 is held in for longer then 3 seconds the gate will open and stay open even if the AUTO-CLOSURE SWITCH 6 is ON

A.S.A.P. “AUTOCLOSURE”

When ON, the gates will AUTOMATICALLY close after the preprogrammed “STAY-OPEN” time has elapsed

ENABLE “AUTOCLOSURE” MAGNETIC/STRIKE LOCK SELECT “LOCK SELECT” / COURTESY LIGHT

When ON, the gates will AUTOMATICALLY close after the SAFETY BEAM has been interrupted ( will open while beam is broken but will re-close immediately if beam is clear - If beam is not broken will close after 5 sec. When OFF the strike lock will operate for 1 Sec before opening

PROGRAM “STAY-OPEN” TIME

ENTER INITIAL MOTOR SETUP

If ON while pressing button “A” - program the duration the gates will stay open before closing automatically (if auto-close is selected)

Different options can be changed using the 8 slide switches (8 way DIP SWITCH) mounted on board.

NOTE:most options become selectable only when the gate is in the “closed” position.

For security reason during the pedestrian cycle the safety beam is INACTIVE!!! ( only the overload is active)

P-3

When ON the LOCK RELAY will operate for the duration of the cycle

When ON the relay will activate a lock for 1 sec before the gate opens When OFF the relay will activate the courtesy light for 4 minutes

( DIP-SWITCH 4 MUST BE ON)

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FUNCTION

DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTION

If ON while pressing button “A” - test and learn opening and closing time - measure current overload for each motor

CLUTCH SENSOR M2 MAX CURRENT M2 BATTERY LOW Dip-switch reading 24v Battery voltage level ok low Inputs reading Trig. 1 Trig. 2Pedestrian Beam L.S. close M1 L.S. open M1 L.S. close M2L.S. open M2 Utilities LED’S ALARM CONDITION 1 8 All On In sequence BATTERY LOW 1 8 1 8 1 8

IMPORTANT NOTE: when the battery voltage reaches 23.6 Volts the control board

will automatically shut down and turn the battery-low LED on

WHEN POWER IS APPLIED THE GATE , IF OPEN, WILL AUTOMATICALLY CLOSE AT A LOW SPEED.

1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8

SYSTEM LOCKED OUT

TRIGGER 1 JAMMED TRIGGER 2 JAMMED

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20A 20A 3 0 A 0 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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M2

M2

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M1

R T 1 8 light/lock relay

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-Overload adjust Overload adjust M 2 M1 R X s e ria l d a ta A N T (G N D ) 0 V R X + 1 2 V R X 0 V + 1 2 V A N T CO N/C N/O M CLOSE RELAY CLOSE RELAY OPEN RELAY OPEN RELAY M 2 M O S F E T M 1 M O S F E T 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 132 16 1 7 18 1 9 23 2 4 25 2 6 27 2 8 29 22 1 2 20 T R IG 1 T R IG 2 P E D B E A M L S 1 C L L S 2 C L L S 2 O P L S 1 O P

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Earth

BUZZER

Dipswitch

POWER IN

Resettable fuse for auxiliary 12V (1Amax) PCB version number 20A M2 Fuse 20A M1 Fuse 30A main Fuse

M2

M1

connections

to motors

Auxiliary 12V Power

500 mA maximum Voltage free contacts for either

- 220v ac courtesy light or - Electric lock

INPUT STATUS LEDS

Inputs description 0 V T R IG 1 T R IG 2 P E D B E A M L S 1 C L L S 2 C L L S 2 O P L S 1 O P 0 V

EXTENDED STATUS INDICATIONS: with Gate moving:

- Steady on = GATE OPEN

- One pulse per second = GATE OPENING - Two pulses per second = GATE CLOSING

with Gate closed:

- Five pulses per second = safety beam interrupted - Permanently OFF = battery fully charged/ all normal - Slight flickering = battery low

Optional on board remote control Receiver

LIGHTNING PROTECTION BOARD

This board provides extra lightning protection on each of the 8 inputs for areas where lightning strikes are common. The board is fitted over the existing input connector.

BUZZER STATUS INDICATIONS:

1 BEEP = Maximum current M1

2 BEEPS = Maximum current M2 4 BEEPS = Clutch Sensor M2

3 BEEPS = Clutch Sensor M1

LIGHTENING PROTECTION BOARD (OPTIONAL) gas arrestors new connections

Earth

Connections for

extended status indication ( Motors 1 and 2)

0 1 2 3

Current Overload adjust

0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 DISABLE maximum current overload detection minimum current overload detection. FACTORY DEFAULT medium current overload detection high current overload detection Unswitched + 12V Power to RX Magnetic limit switches connections

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when power is applied or AFTER A MAINS FAILURE the gate , if open, will close automatically at low speed.

THINGS TO REMEMBER:

When applying power for the first time the unit will flash the leds (4 at the time) this indicates that the system has to “learn” the open and close cycle and store it in memory.

During the learn cycle triggers 1 and 2 buttons will CLOSE the gate . EACH TIME THE BUTTONS ARE Released the direction of the motors is inverted

If at power up a “b” appears on the display the battery voltage is too low to do the “learn” cycle. The learn cycle must be performed with FULLY CHARGED BATTERY for a correct current measurement

During the pedestrian cycle the safety beam is not implemented and only the overload safety is active

AFTER THE LEARN CYCLE: BEFORE THE LEARN CYCLE:

When the battery voltage reaches 23.6 volts the control board will automatically shut down and turn the battery-low led on . No operation is possible under this condition

PROGRAMMING THE RADIO REMOTE CONTROL CODES

The controller has the capability of storing the codes of up to 100 remote cotrols STORING THE REMOTE CONTROLS IS VERY EASY

D ip s w itc h 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A 1 8 O N

3 & 5

NICE-HANSA-386B21 BUZZER TRIGGER 1 TRIGGER 2

4

4

2 & 7

1- ensure that the gate is in the closed condition. 2- set dip-switches 3 and 4 to ON

3- hold button A until “ P r g r c ” is displayed

4- using trigger 1 (UP) and trigger 2(DOWN) select the location in memory where you want to store the new remote control code or

to access to the next

free location in memory (the new location will be displayed) 5- press and hold button A while transmitting with the new remote control. Once stored the display will show

6- if you require to store more then 1 transmitter repeat sequence from point 4

7- to exit programming simply switch dipswitches 3 and 4 to OFF hold trigger 1 for longer then 2 seconds

REMOTE CONTROLL BUTTONS: - button 1 will activate TRIGGER 1

- button 2 will activate the PEDESTRIAN trigger

- button 3 will lock the Gate ( disable all activations except radio) - buttons 1 and 3 will unlock the gate (enable all triggers) - button 4 will activate the courtesy light

DURING THE LEARN CYCLE:

During the full speed procedure of the learning cycle it is possible to change the “slow-down “ points of the gate while opening and while closing. To do this:

1 - Press Trigger one to start the full speed cycle

2 - as the gate approaches the open position press button A

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