Centurion R3 Quick Setup Manual

R O T A R Y

QUICK SETUP GUIDE

This guide is intended for the experienced installer who has done an R3 or R5 installation before, knows all the safety aspects required of a site, but who needs reminding of the basic steps to follow.

WARNING

Always ensure that all safety instructions as described in the

Installation Manual are adhered to during the installation process, and also apply to the completed installation.

TIP!! If in doubt .... refer to the installation manual. (IM)

2

1 R EQUIRED T OOLS & E QUIPMENT

Check that you have all the tools required. (IM page 12)

2 S ITE C ONSIDERATIONS

Check for the safety and suitability of the site by looking at: (IM page

13)

!

All safety and local authority requirements.

!

That the gate is within the operator specifications.

!

Check that there is enough ground clearance to enable assembly of the drivearm clamps. (See Figure 4)

3 C ABLING R EQUIREMENTS

Consider all cabling requirements and routing as in Figure 9. ( IM page

14 )

4 O PERATOR I NSTALLATION

!

!

Estimate the gate swing angle with figure 1.

Then mark the operator’s position according to figure 2 or 3.

(IM page 15)

0

o b

(Gate opening angle)

120 o

110 o

100 o

90 o

80 o 70 o

60 o

Figure 1 Gate Opening Angle Diagram

3

This guide is intended for the experienced installer who has done an R3 or R5 installation before, knows all the safety aspects required of a site, but who needs reminding of the basic steps to follow.

WARNING

Always ensure that all safety instructions as described in the

Installation Manual are adhered to during the installation process, and also apply to the completed installation.

TIP!! If in doubt .... refer to the installation manual. (IM)

2

1 R EQUIRED T OOLS & E QUIPMENT

Check that you have all the tools required. (IM page 12)

2 S ITE C ONSIDERATIONS

!

!

!

Check for the safety and suitability of the site by looking at: (IM page

13)

All safety and local authority requirements.

That the gate is within the operator specifications.

Check that there is enough ground clearance to enable assembly of the drivearm clamps. (See Figure 4)

3 C ABLING R EQUIREMENTS

Consider all cabling requirements and routing as in Figure 9. ( IM page

14 )

4 O PERATOR I NSTALLATION

!

!

Estimate the gate swing angle with figure 1.

Then mark the operator’s position according to figure 2 or 3.

(IM page 15)

0

o b

(Gate opening angle)

120 o

110 o

100 o

90 o

80 o 70 o

60 o

Figure 1 Gate Opening Angle Diagram

3

S TANDARD P EDESTAL M OUNT

Pedestal Mount

Installation

H

Gate Bracket

C

GATE LEAF IN CLOSED POSITION b

50mm #

Pedestal

GA

TE LEAF IN OPEN POSITION

Arm

D b

Gate Opening

Angle (Degrees)

H

60

70

80

90

100

110

120

0

90

130

220

355

570

605

B

750

750

750

700

700

600

450

C

Gate Bracket

700

700

700

700

650

610

570

Figure 2 Standard Pedestal Mount Installation

4

B E S U R E T O U S E A L O N G

C O N N E C T I N G A R M F O R T H I S

INSTALLATION TYPE.

!

Ensure that the gate does not exceed the relevant specifications (IM page 9)

!Only recommended values are provided. For variances, refer to the Installation Manual.

!All dimensions shown are indicated in millimetres.

!All recommended values will result in gates with similar opening times.

110

P

ERPENDICULAR

W

ALL

M

OUNT

Wall Mount

Installation

B

H

Gate Bracket

C


BE SURE TO USE A SHORT CONNECTING ARM FOR

THIS INSTALLATION TYPE.

!


!Only recommended values are provided. For variances, refer to the Installation Manual.


!All recommended values will result in gates with similar opening times. b

Gate Opening

Angle (Degrees)

60

70

80

90

100

110

120

H

140

180

180

210

305

380

485

B

180

180

140

140

180

80

80

C

Gate Bracket

700

700

700

700

700

700

610

Figure 3 Standard Wall Mount Installation

5

110

S TANDARD P EDESTAL M OUNT

Pedestal Mount

Installation

H

Gate Bracket

C


50mm #

Pedestal

GA

TE LEAF IN OPEN POSITION

Arm

D b

Gate Opening

Angle (Degrees)

H

60

70

80

90

100

110

120

0

90

130

220

355

570

605

B

750

750

750

700

700

600

450

C

Gate Bracket

700

700

700

700

650

610

570

Figure 2 Standard Pedestal Mount Installation

4

B E S U R E T O U S E A L O N G

C O N N E C T I N G A R M F O R T H I S

INSTALLATION TYPE.

!


!Only recommended values are provided. For variances, refer to the Installation Manual.


!All recommended values will result in gates with similar opening times.

110

P

ERPENDICULAR

W

ALL

M

OUNT

Wall Mount

Installation

B

H

Gate Bracket

C


BE SURE TO USE A SHORT CONNECTING ARM FOR

THIS INSTALLATION TYPE.

!


!Only recommended values are provided. For variances, refer to the Installation Manual.


!All recommended values will result in gates with similar opening times. b

Gate Opening

Angle (Degrees)

60

70

80

90

100

110

120

H

140

180

180

210

305

380

485

B

180

180

140

140

180

80

80

C

Gate Bracket

700

700

700

700

700

700

610

Figure 3 Standard Wall Mount Installation

5

110

5

M OUNT THE G ATE BRACKET AND

D ETERMINE P EDESTAL H EIGHT

!

Locate a suitable place for mounting the gate bracket according to dimension “C” in the tables of Figures 2 or 3.

!

Determine pedestal or wall mount bracket height relative to gate bracket as in figure 4 and 5. (IM page 21)

!

Mount the gate bracket.

P EDESTAL M OUNT I NSTALLATION

W ALL M OUNT I NSTALLATION

Wall

Bracket

Gate Bracket

C (See Fig. 3)

C (See Fig. 2)

Gate

Bracket

Cabling

Pedestal

Concrete

300mm sqr

Figure 4 Pedestal/Gate Bracket vertical position

6

Figure 5 Wall/Gate Position

!

!

6 R OUTE C ABLES & S ECURE M OTOR

Route cables as determined in the cabling plan in Figure 9.

!

Make sure at least 400mm of cable protrudes above the pedestal or wall mount bracket. (IM page 22)

7

5

M OUNT THE G ATE BRACKET AND

D ETERMINE P EDESTAL H EIGHT

!

Locate a suitable place for mounting the gate bracket according to dimension “C” in the tables of Figures 2 or 3.

!

Determine pedestal or wall mount bracket height relative to gate bracket as in figure 4 and 5. (IM page 21)

!

Mount the gate bracket.

P EDESTAL M OUNT I NSTALLATION

W ALL M OUNT I NSTALLATION

Wall

Bracket

Gate Bracket

C (See Fig. 3)

C (See Fig. 2)

Gate

Bracket

Cabling

Pedestal

Concrete

300mm sqr

Figure 4 Pedestal/Gate Bracket vertical position

6

Figure 5 Wall/Gate Position

!

!

6 R OUTE C ABLES & S ECURE M OTOR

Route cables as determined in the cabling plan in Figure 9.

!

Make sure at least 400mm of cable protrudes above the pedestal or wall mount bracket. (IM page 22)

7

!

7 F ASTEN G EARBOX IN P OSITION

!

Fasten the motor onto the pedestal adaptor plate or the wall bracket using the M8 bolts and washers supplied. (IM page 23)

8 C UT D RIVE A RM TO L ENGTH

!

!

Using the relevant tables below, read off the required drive arm length.

!

Then cut the drivearm 50mm longer than D, as shown in Figure 6.

C UT D RIVEARM TO L ENGTH b

Wall Mount

Gate Opening

Angle (Degrees)

60

D D

325 250

70

80

370

430

300

350

90

100

110

120

470

490

480

470

420

480

500

500

Connecting Arm

Drivearm

Drivearm (D) + 50

Drivearm (D)

Figure 6 Cut Drive Arm Length

8

Cut drivearm length=D+50mm

!

!

9 F IT THE D RIVE A RM

Put the gearbox into manual mode. (IM page 24).

!

Fit the drive arm to the operator as shown.

A SSEMBLE C LAMP TO D RIVE A RM

R3 R5

Clamp

Drive Arm

Wedge

M12 Washer

M12 x 65 Bolt

Clamp

Drive Arm

Wedge

M12 Washer

M12 x 65 Bolt

To mount: push clamp onto drive shaft, tap into place, slide drive arm into clamp, slip wedge in and fasten with bolt and washer.

Figure 7 Assemble Clamp to Drive Arm

9

!

7 F ASTEN G EARBOX IN P OSITION

!

Fasten the motor onto the pedestal adaptor plate or the wall bracket using the M8 bolts and washers supplied. (IM page 23)

8 C UT D RIVE A RM TO L ENGTH

!

!

Using the relevant tables below, read off the required drive arm length.

!

Then cut the drivearm 50mm longer than D, as shown in Figure 6.

C UT D RIVEARM TO L ENGTH b

Wall Mount

Gate Opening

Angle (Degrees)

60

D D

325 250

70

80

370

430

300

350

90

100

110

120

470

490

480

470

420

480

500

500

Connecting Arm

Drivearm

Drivearm (D) + 50

Drivearm (D)

Figure 6 Cut Drive Arm Length

8

Cut drivearm length=D+50mm

!

!

9 F IT THE D RIVE A RM

Put the gearbox into manual mode. (IM page 24).

!

Fit the drive arm to the operator as shown.

A SSEMBLE C LAMP TO D RIVE A RM

R3 R5

Clamp

Drive Arm

Wedge

M12 Washer

M12 x 65 Bolt

Clamp

Drive Arm

Wedge

M12 Washer

M12 x 65 Bolt

To mount: push clamp onto drive shaft, tap into place, slide drive arm into clamp, slip wedge in and fasten with bolt and washer.

Figure 7 Assemble Clamp to Drive Arm

9

10 S ET THE C ONNECTING A RM L ENGTH

!

Loosen the connecting arm slightly and move it to its fully retracted position.

!

Open the gate ½ way.

!

Assemble the connecting arm to the gate bracket.

!

Now slowly push the gate to its closed position. (The drive arm will turn, and the connecting arm will extend while doing so)

!

Check that the hinge points of the gate bracket, connecting arm and motor output shaft are in a straight line as shown in Figure 8.

!

Carefully unhook the connecting arm from the gate bracket and tighten lightly.

!

Check the gate opens and closes sufficiently by manually operating the

!

gate.

IF THE GATE OPENS TOO LITTLE

Lengthen the drivearm by 10 mm and readjust the connecting arm.

IF THE GATE OPENS TOO MUCH

Shorten the drivearm by 10 mm and readjust the connecting arm.

!

Fully tighten connecting arm.

!

Apply the warning decals supplied to either side of the gate frame.

A LIGNMENT OF H INGE P OINTS

GATE LEAF IN CLOSED POSITION

NB. Hinge points must be in a straight line when gates are closed

Figure 8 Align Gates

10

WARNING 1. Always check that the circuit breaker in the electrical panel is in the

OFF position, and that all high voltage circuits (more than 42.4V) are completely isolated from the mains supply before doing any work.

2. Ensure that all low voltage systems (Less than 42.4V) are suitably protected from damage, by disconnecting all sources of power such as chargers and batteries before doing any work.

3. All electrical work must be carried out according to the requirements of all applicable local electrical codes.(It is recommended that a licensed electrical contractor perform such work.)

1 C ONNECT ALL W IRING

!

Connect all cables as required to the control card and battery charger (See

Figure 11 & 12). (IM page 48 & 49)

!

Check that the power source jumper is in the correct position. (PSU or STD refer to IM page 27, Fig. 24)

Isolator

Box

To dwelling

2

1

6

4

5

3

7

Figure 9 Cabling Requirements

6

11

10 S ET THE C ONNECTING A RM L ENGTH

!

Loosen the connecting arm slightly and move it to its fully retracted position.

!

Open the gate ½ way.

!

Assemble the connecting arm to the gate bracket.

!

Now slowly push the gate to its closed position. (The drive arm will turn, and the connecting arm will extend while doing so)

!

Check that the hinge points of the gate bracket, connecting arm and motor output shaft are in a straight line as shown in Figure 8.

!

Carefully unhook the connecting arm from the gate bracket and tighten lightly.

!

Check the gate opens and closes sufficiently by manually operating the

!

gate.

IF THE GATE OPENS TOO LITTLE

Lengthen the drivearm by 10 mm and readjust the connecting arm.

IF THE GATE OPENS TOO MUCH

Shorten the drivearm by 10 mm and readjust the connecting arm.

!

Fully tighten connecting arm.

!

Apply the warning decals supplied to either side of the gate frame.

A LIGNMENT OF H INGE P OINTS

GATE LEAF IN CLOSED POSITION

NB. Hinge points must be in a straight line when gates are closed

Figure 8 Align Gates

10

WARNING 1. Always check that the circuit breaker in the electrical panel is in the

OFF position, and that all high voltage circuits (more than 42.4V) are completely isolated from the mains supply before doing any work.

2. Ensure that all low voltage systems (Less than 42.4V) are suitably protected from damage, by disconnecting all sources of power such as chargers and batteries before doing any work.

3. All electrical work must be carried out according to the requirements of all applicable local electrical codes.(It is recommended that a licensed electrical contractor perform such work.)

1 C ONNECT ALL W IRING

!

Connect all cables as required to the control card and battery charger (See

Figure 11 & 12). (IM page 48 & 49)

!

Check that the power source jumper is in the correct position. (PSU or STD refer to IM page 27, Fig. 24)

Isolator

Box

To dwelling

2

1

6

4

5

3

7

Figure 9 Cabling Requirements

6

11

CABLE REQUIREMENTS

1.

220V AC mains cable (3 core LNE

Or

2

0,5mm )*†, via mains isolator switch

Low voltage 16V AC battery charger

2 supply (2 core 1,5mm )†.

2.

Intercom cable (n1 + 6 core) to house.

3.

Slave motor cable (if required) (3

2 core 2,5mm + 3 core 0,5mm

2 multistranded).

4.

Radio receiver cable (3 core 0,5mm

2 multistranded).

5.

Pedestrian key switch (if required) (2

2 core 0,5mm multistranded).

6.

Infrared beams or safety edge (if

7.

required) (3 core 0,5mm multistranded)

2

Intercom cable (n2+2 core 0,5mm multistranded) to gate station.

2 n1 = number of cores required by intercom.

n2 = number of cores required by intercom.

* Increase cable thickness if pillar lights are to be installed.

† Screened cable is always recommended to provide better protection against lightning - earth one end of screening.

!

2 S ET UP THE G ATE O RIGIN

!

Release the manual override and close the gate(s).

!

Use the origin tool and line up marks as in figure 10. (IM page 28)

!

Open gate ½ way and unscrew the manual release mechanism. (IM page 28).

S ETTING THE G ATE O RIGIN

Setup Tool

Manual Release

Mechanism

Figure 10 Origin Setup

10

!

3 G ET I NTO P ROGRAMMING

!

Remove all power. (IM page 28)

M ODE

!

Fit the SET link.

!

Reapply power

4 S ELECT EITHER M ASTER OR S LAVE S ETUP

!

Press and hold the TEST button, release after 1 flash of L1.

!

Then again, press and hold the TEST button, and release after 1 or 2 flashes of the STATUS LED. (1 Flash=master, 2 Flashes=slave) (Installa-

tion Manual page 29)

5 S ET THE G ATE L IMITS

!

!

!

Press and hold TEST until the gate is closed, and then release.

!

NB: THE GATE MUST CLOSE. IF IT OPENS :

Release the TEST button.

Swap the respective motor wires.

!

Press and hold TEST until gate is closed, and then release.

!

Press and hold TEST until gate is open, and then release.

!

Press and release TEST (When setting up the MASTER gate, it will close and then open to pedestrian. IM page 29).

!

If setting up the master gate, press and release TEST once more to complete the setup (The MASTER gate will open fully, and the SLAVE gate will move slightly).

6 S ETTING A DDITIONAL F EATURES ( OPTIONAL )

!

Determine what features are required (See Table 2). (IM page 47)

!

Get into programme mode (as in Step 3), or continue from Step 5.

!

!

To select the Feature to Change: (IM page 31)

Press and hold the TEST button while monitoring L1:

Example of how to select the AUTOCLOSE feature:

The L1 light will flash once and pause,

Then flash twice and pause ...

11

CABLE REQUIREMENTS

1.

220V AC mains cable (3 core LNE

Or

2

0,5mm )*†, via mains isolator switch

Low voltage 16V AC battery charger

2 supply (2 core 1,5mm )†.

2.

Intercom cable (n1 + 6 core) to house.

3.

Slave motor cable (if required) (3

2 core 2,5mm + 3 core 0,5mm

2 multistranded).

4.

Radio receiver cable (3 core 0,5mm

2 multistranded).

5.

Pedestrian key switch (if required) (2

2 core 0,5mm multistranded).

6.

Infrared beams or safety edge (if

7.

required) (3 core 0,5mm multistranded)

2

Intercom cable (n2+2 core 0,5mm multistranded) to gate station.

2 n1 = number of cores required by intercom.

n2 = number of cores required by intercom.

* Increase cable thickness if pillar lights are to be installed.

† Screened cable is always recommended to provide better protection against lightning - earth one end of screening.

!

2 S ET UP THE G ATE O RIGIN

!

Release the manual override and close the gate(s).

!

Use the origin tool and line up marks as in figure 10. (IM page 28)

!

Open gate ½ way and unscrew the manual release mechanism. (IM page 28).

S ETTING THE G ATE O RIGIN

Setup Tool

Manual Release

Mechanism

Figure 10 Origin Setup

10

!

3 G ET I NTO P ROGRAMMING

!

Remove all power. (IM page 28)

M ODE

!

Fit the SET link.

!

Reapply power

4 S ELECT EITHER M ASTER OR S LAVE S ETUP

!

Press and hold the TEST button, release after 1 flash of L1.

!

Then again, press and hold the TEST button, and release after 1 or 2 flashes of the STATUS LED. (1 Flash=master, 2 Flashes=slave) (Installa-

tion Manual page 29)

5 S ET THE G ATE L IMITS

!

!

Press and hold TEST until the gate is closed, and then release.

!

!

NB: THE GATE MUST CLOSE. IF IT OPENS :

Release the TEST button.

Swap the respective motor wires.

!

Press and hold TEST until gate is closed, and then release.

!

Press and hold TEST until gate is open, and then release.

!

Press and release TEST (When setting up the MASTER gate, it will close and then open to pedestrian. IM page 29).

!

If setting up the master gate, press and release TEST once more to complete the setup (The MASTER gate will open fully, and the SLAVE gate will move slightly).

6 S ETTING A DDITIONAL F EATURES ( OPTIONAL )

!

Determine what features are required (See Table 2). (IM page 47)

!

Get into programme mode (as in Step 3), or continue from Step 5.

!

!

To select the Feature to Change: (IM page 31)

Press and hold the TEST button while monitoring L1:

Example of how to select the AUTOCLOSE feature:


Then flash twice and pause ...

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!

At this moment release the TEST button to select feature number 2. (L2 will turn off, and L1 will keep on flashing 2 times and pausing to indicate that feature number 2 is selected).

FEATURE STATUS or COUNT

NOTE: The STATUS of the Feature is not changed yet, the feature has only been selected to be changed!

If an incorrect Feature is selected, then remove and reapply power and repeat the procedure.

!

To change the STATUS value of a Feature: (IM page 31)

Press and hold the TEST button while monitoring the

STATUS light:

(Continues from above example to set outoclose to ON status).


At this moment release the TEST button to give a

STATUS value of 1. The AUTOCLOSE feature has been set to

ON

NOTE: Only after setting the STATUS, would the

AUTOCLOSE be turned ON.

(L2 will come back on, indicating that the STATUS has been set.)

!

To change the COUNT value of a Feature: (IM page 31)


STATUS light:

After a slight pause, the STATUS light will start flashing regularly:

Flash (1), Flash (2), Flash (3), Flash (4), Flash (5),

Flash (6) ................ Flash (9), Flash (10).

At this moment release the TEST button to give a COUNT value of 10. This could for example be the preflash time.

(L2 will come back on, indicating the COUNT value has been set).

7

10

E XIT P ROGRAMMING

!

Remove the SET link.

M ODE

DESCRIPTION

FEATURE

NUMBER

STATUS

VALUE

COUNT

VALUE

DESCRIPTION

Gate Limit Settings

Auto-close

Auto-close Time

Mode of Operation

Pedestrian Auto-close

Courtesy Light

Collision Sensitivity

Auto-close Override

Positive Close Mode

Preflashing

Preflash Time

Collision Counter

Leaf Delay Select

Leaf delay time /

Solenoid Strike Time

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

-

-

1

1

2

3

4

-

2

3

2

-

-

1

2

1

2

3

4

-

-

1

2

3

4

-

1

1 Flash = 1 second

1 Flash = 1 second

1 Flash = 10 seconds

1 Flash = 1 second

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1 Flash = 1 second

1 Flash = 1 count

-

-

See detailed instructions on page 29

ON

OFF (Default)

15 seconds (Default)

STANDARD (Default)

CONDOMINIUM

PIRAC

REVERSING

5 seconds (Default)


HIGH (Default)

MEDIUM

LOW

3 second (Default)

ON

OFF (Default)

MODE 1

MODE 2

MODE 3

OFF (Default)

2 seconds (Default)

4 counts (Default)

Delay on slave opening

-

-

-

1 Flash = 1 second

Table 2 Controller Functions Menus and Submenus

Delay on master closing

Delay on slave opening & master closing

Delay off (Default)

2 seconds (Default)

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!

At this moment release the TEST button to select feature number 2. (L2 will turn off, and L1 will keep on flashing 2 times and pausing to indicate that feature number 2 is selected).

FEATURE STATUS or COUNT

!

To change the COUNT value of a Feature: (IM page 31)


STATUS light:

After a slight pause, the STATUS light will start flashing regularly:

Flash (1), Flash (2), Flash (3), Flash (4), Flash (5),

Flash (6) ................ Flash (9), Flash (10).

At this moment release the TEST button to give a COUNT value of 10. This could for example be the preflash time.

(L2 will come back on, indicating the COUNT value has been set).

7 E XIT P ROGRAMMING

!

Remove the SET link.

M ODE

DESCRIPTION

FEATURE

NUMBER

STATUS

VALUE

COUNT

VALUE

DESCRIPTION

NOTE: The STATUS of the Feature is not changed yet, the feature has only been selected to be changed!

If an incorrect Feature is selected, then remove and reapply power and repeat the procedure.

!

To change the STATUS value of a Feature: (IM page 31)


STATUS light:

(Continues from above example to set outoclose to ON status).


At this moment release the TEST button to give a

STATUS value of 1. The AUTOCLOSE feature has been set to

ON

NOTE: Only after setting the STATUS, would the

AUTOCLOSE be turned ON.

(L2 will come back on, indicating that the STATUS has been set.)

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Gate Limit Settings

Auto-close

Auto-close Time

Mode of Operation

Pedestrian Auto-close

Courtesy Light

Collision Sensitivity

Auto-close Override

Positive Close Mode

Preflashing

Preflash Time

Collision Counter

Leaf Delay Select

Leaf delay time /

Solenoid Strike Time

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

1

2

3

-

1

2

1

2

3

4

-

-

-

1

2

-

1

2

3

4

-

-

1

2

3

4

-

1 Flash = 1 second

1 Flash = 1 second

1 Flash = 10 seconds

1 Flash = 1 second

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1 Flash = 1 second

1 Flash = 1 count

-

-

See detailed instructions on page 29

ON

OFF (Default)


STANDARD (Default)

CONDOMINIUM

PIRAC

REVERSING

5 seconds (Default)


HIGH (Default)

MEDIUM

LOW

3 second (Default)

ON

OFF (Default)

MODE 1

MODE 2

MODE 3

OFF (Default)

2 seconds (Default)

4 counts (Default)

Delay on slave opening

-

-

-

1 Flash = 1 second

Table 2 Controller Functions Menus and Submenus

Delay on master closing

Delay on slave opening & master closing

Delay off (Default)

2 seconds (Default)

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PSU

STD

LIGHT

FUSE

3A F/B

STATUS

(LED)

SLAVE FUSE 16A S/B

MASTER -BATT+ SLAVE

1 2 3 4

M

LIGHT

SS1 SS2 SS3 COM COM SOL 12V

SLAVE SS3 SS2 SS1

CP75A

MOTOR

SENSOR

6-WAY

CONNECTOR

M

RED

BLACK

PURPLE

RED

BLACK

ORANGE

TO ORIGIN

SENSOR ON

SLAVE

MOTOR

3-WAY

CONNECTOR

3-WAY

CONNECTOR

TO COUNTER

SENSOR ON

SLAVE

MOTOR

ONLY FITTED IN DOUBLE SWING GATE SYSTEMS

Figure 11 CP75 Controller Connections

10

LIVE

NEUTRAL

AUXILIARY

SUPPLY

N

E

220V AC

L

MAINS IN

CP84ER5V01

SS3 COM COM SOL 12V TRG IRB FRX LED PED LCK SET

SOLENOID

LOCK

For a detailed description of terminal functions, refer to

D E S C R I P T I O N O F

TERMINAL FUNCTIONS on page 45 of the Installation

RADIO RECEIVER

12V or 24V

IRB Tx IRB RECEIVER

LOOP

LOOP DETECTOR

Figure 12 CP75 Controller Trigger Connections

8 P ERFORM I NSTALLATION H ANDOVER

!

Explain to the user how to SAFELY operate the gate. (IM, page 51.)

11

PSU

STD

LIGHT

FUSE

3A F/B

STATUS

(LED)

SLAVE FUSE 16A S/B

MASTER -BATT+ SLAVE

1 2 3 4

M

LIGHT

SS1 SS2 SS3 COM COM SOL 12V

SLAVE SS3 SS2 SS1

CP75A

MOTOR

SENSOR

6-WAY

CONNECTOR

M

RED

BLACK

PURPLE

RED

BLACK

ORANGE

TO ORIGIN

SENSOR ON

SLAVE

MOTOR

3-WAY

CONNECTOR

3-WAY

CONNECTOR

TO COUNTER

SENSOR ON

SLAVE

MOTOR

ONLY FITTED IN DOUBLE SWING GATE SYSTEMS

Figure 11 CP75 Controller Connections

10

LIVE

NEUTRAL

AUXILIARY

SUPPLY

N

E

220V AC

L

MAINS IN

CP84ER5V01

SS3 COM COM SOL 12V TRG IRB FRX LED PED LCK SET

SOLENOID

LOCK

For a detailed description of terminal functions, refer to

D E S C R I P T I O N O F

TERMINAL FUNCTIONS on page 45 of the Installation

RADIO RECEIVER

12V or 24V

IRB Tx IRB RECEIVER

LOOP

LOOP DETECTOR

Figure 12 CP75 Controller Trigger Connections

8 P ERFORM I NSTALLATION H ANDOVER

!

Explain to the user how to SAFELY operate the gate. (IM, page 51.)

11

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Product Code:

Latest Revision: 28.01.2009

Document Ref.: 1150.D.01.0015_1

© 2007 Centurion Systems (Pty) Ltd.

Master address page: 0000.D.01.0004_5

Centurion R3 Quick Setup Manual

QUICK SETUP GUIDE

WARNING

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WARNING

0

Cut drivearm length=D+50mm

Cut drivearm length=D+50mm

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