COURSE OBJECTIVES

1. Theory Section of the course

• Safety requirements
• Preparation of site
• Operator installation
• Electrical setup
• Detailed wiring
• Commissioning the system
• Setting additional features
• Diagnostics
COURSE OBJECTIVES
2. Practical section of the course
• Wire up a demo unit
• Commissioning the system
• Set up additional features & Remotes
• Restore factory defaults

3. Assessment - Theory = 60%

- Practical = 40%
- Pass mark = 75%
 PLEASE ensure the
correct spelling on
the registration
forms and Print
Neatly in order to
avoid mistakes.

Certificate numbers
are kept in a Data
Base for reference.

This is to certify that

Name & Surname We will contact you

of Company Name with your results
has successfully completed a course in and then again
The installation of when your
CENTURION D3/D5 certificate is ready
Sliding gate operators for collection,
Certificate Number: CSD2007060911 PLEASE ensure
Date: 9 June 2007 that we have your
Instructor: CMGrobler Cell Number and/or
E-Mail address.
INTRODUCTION
The successful
operation of any
automation
depends to a
great deal on the
installation
Ensure that the
correct motor
has been chosen
for the particular
application
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

• Activate gate only when in full view

• Don’t cross path of moving gate
• No children to play with gate
• Don’t modify components of operator
• Don’t install in explosive atmosphere
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

• Cut electrical power before working

• Install Circuit breaker – 20A
• Don’t short circuit battery
• Earth the system
• Fit safety devices and indicators
• Do end user guidance
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SPECIFYING A SLIDING GATE
OPERATOR

1. MASS OF THE GATE

 TYPE OF LOAD
“INERTIAL”

M
A
S
S
(kg)

• The MASS of the gate determines the inertia of the system.

SPECIFYING A SLIDING GATE
OPERATOR

1. MASS OF THE GATE

2. PULL FORCE
TYPE OF LOAD
“INERTIAL”

M
A
S
S
(kg)

PULL FORCE (kgf)

• The MASS of the gate determines the inertia of the system.

• The PULL FORCE is a measure of the friction between
the rail and wheels.
SPECIFYING A SLIDING GATE
OPERATOR

1. MASS OF THE GATE

2. PULL FORCE
3. DUTY CYCLE
DUTY CYCLE

• Duty cycle of the motor give an indication of

the ratio of motor RUN TIME relative to
motor COOLING TIME
• Cooling of the motor is an important
consideration when selecting an operator
in a high volume application
SPECIFICATIONS – D10
24V DC – Battery Driven
2 x 7Ah

30 Kg Push Force

22 – 26m/min

1000 kg Gate Mass

750 Operations a day

500 Button
On Board NOVA

20m Max Gate Length

SPECIFICATIONS – D5 Evo
12V DC – Battery Driven
1 x 7Ah

D5 = 25 kg, Evo = 17 Kg
Push Force

D5 = 16m/min,
Evo = 18 – 22m/min
500 kg Gate Mass
150 Operations a day
Evo – 500 Button
On Board NOVA
20m Max Gate Length
SPECIFICATIONS – D2 Turbo
12V DC – Battery Driven
1 x 5Ah
18 Kg Starting & 9Kg
Rated Running
Push Force

Speed - 24m/min

250 kg Gate Mass

10 Operations a day

32 Button
On Board NOVA

10m Max Gate Length

PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION –
D10
1. D10 Controller
2. Courtesy light fuse (3A F/B)
3. 2 x 12 V 7.2Ah battery
4. Gate mounted origin marker
5. Origin marker bracket
6. Origin sensor
7. Lower cover
8. Foundation plate
9. Motor fuse (30A - ATO)
10. D10 charger
11.Manual release handle
12.Lock cover
13.Encoder sensor (clip behind charger)
PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION –
D5 Evo
1. D5 – Evo Controller
2. Courtesy light fuse (3A F/B)
3. 1 x 12 V 7.2Ah battery
4. Gate mounted origin marker
5. Origin marker bracket
6. Origin sensor
7. Side covers
8. Foundation plate
9. Motor fuse (30A - ATO)
10. SM2A charger
11. Manual release access door
PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION –
D2 Turbo
1. Motor Fuse (30A - ATO)
2. Motor Enclosure Unit
3. Camlock Cover
4. Release Thumbwheel
5. Foundation Plate
6. D2-Turbo Controller
7. 12V – 7.2Ah or 5Ah Battery
8. Battery Strap
9. Pulley Guard
10. Gate Mounting Origin Marker
11. Origin marker Bracket
PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION –
D2 Turbo
3 Easy Separated modules
REQUIRED TOOLS AND
EQUIPMENT
PREPARATION OF SITE

Endstops are mandatory!

SITE CONSIDERATIONS

Install the gate operator only if:

• NO hazard to the public
• Enough clearance for roadways
• Meet all authority requirements
• Operator Specifications are met
• Gate in good working condition
• End stops and guide rollers installed
SITE CONSIDERATIONS

General considerations:
• Recommend Additional safety equipment
• Check - No pipes or cables in way
• Check - Soil for foundation
GUIDE ROLLERS & ANTI-LIFT
BRACKETS

Ensure that the

gate cannot
be lifted off
the motor
Pinion
TEST PULL FORCE OF GATE

Do not Exceed
D2 = 18kgf (Start)
= 9kgf (Run)
D3 = 12 kgf (Run)
D5 = 25 kgf (Run)
D5 Evo = 17 kgf (Run)
D10 = 30 kgf (Run)
CABLING REQUIREMENTS

1. 220V Mains
2. Intercom
3. Intercom
4. Infrared Beam
5. Access Control
6. Pedestrian
7. Receiver
8. Pillar Lights
9. Inductive Loop

ADHERE TO
CABLING
THICKNESS
REQUIREMENT!
 DC

20A
DC
DC
LUBRICATION
Do not attempt to run the operator without first
filling the gearbox with lubricant!
D2 Turbo do not need oil fill !
Replacement oil =
Castrol SAF XO 75W – 90
Synthetic Final Drive Lub
OPERATOR INSTALLATION –
D10 Steel Rack
OPERATOR INSTALLATION –
D5 Evo – Steel Rack
OPERATOR INSTALLATION –
D5 Evo – Raz Rack
OPERATOR INSTALLATION – D2
Turbo – Raz Rack
OPERATOR INSTALLATION – D2
Turbo – Nylon Rack
SIDE CLEARANCE FOR D10

5 mm clearance
without lower
cover.
20mm clearance
if theft –
resistant
bracket is
fitted.
FOUNDATION PLATE

Foundation Plate

Mixed concrete
foundation block
WELD FOUNDATION PLATE TO
GATE RAIL
WELD FOUNDATION PLATE TO
GATE RAIL
WELD FOUNDATION PLATE TO
GATE RAIL
INSTALL FOUNDATION PLATE

Concrete sets in 6 hours & 100% cured in 75 hours

THROW CONCRETE FOUNDATION

AFTER COMMISSIONING SYSTEM
ROUTE CABLES

Allow enough cable to work with!

MOUNT D10 GEARBOX
MOUNT D10 GEARBOX

A 4mm Allen Key with

“Ball End” is handy!
MOUNT D5 EVO GEARBOX
MOUNT D2 Turbo GEARBOX
MOUNT D2 Turbo GEARBOX

To replace a D3 with a D2 Turbo:

Cut the D3 mounting bolts off

Use the D2 Turbo base plate as a
template
Weld the studs to the D3 base plate

If your D3 was bolted flat on to the base

plate,
you will have to move your rack up.
If the D3 was raised slightly off the base
plate
you will have to use the D2 Turbo’s
jacking nuts (supplied with the unit) to
adjust your clearance.
ROUTE CABLES THROUGH
D5 GEARBOX
Use Silicone
to seal
cable entry
points, to
prevent
ingress of
ants.
MOUNT THE RACK

Steel Rack
Recommended
with the D10

RAZ or Nylon
Recommended
with the
D2 & D5
MOUNT THE RACK

2-3mm gap
between the teeth
of the pinion and
the rack, along the
entire travel of the
gate, ensures
reduced friction
on operator.
MOUNT THE RACK

Raise operator an additional 3mm

MOUNT THE RACK

Put gearbox into manual mode

MOUNT THE RACK
MOUNT THE RACK
MOUNT STEEL RACK

Ensure correct pitch spacing, when

joining different lengths of rack.
MOUNT RAZ RACK

RAZ rack recommended for any

gate up to and including 500KG
STABALISE RAZ RACK

STABALISE
START-
STOP-
POINTS
ALONG
RACK
MOUNT NYLON ANGLE RACK
MOUNT ORIGIN MARKER

Origin marker will be mounted away from the motor in

the same direction as the gate closes
MOUNT ORIGIN MARKER

Origin Marker
must be mounted
500mm away from
the centre of the
Origin Sensor
MOUNT ORIGIN MARKER – D5
MOUNT ORIGIN MARKER – D10
MOUNT ORIGIN MARKER
ELECTRICAL SETUP

ALL Wiring
diagrams
included in
installation
manuals!
WIRING CONCEPTS - CONTACTS
NO (Normally
Open) contact

NC (Normally
Closed) contact

Latching
contact

NC Pulsed/Non
Latching
NO contacts
WIRING CONCEPTS - INDUCTION
WIRING CONCEPTS –
D10 & 5Evo

Ensure that the battery

polarity is correct!
WIRING CLOSING BEAMS

Closing Beams
prevents the gate
from closing if
beam is
obstructed.
WIRING OPENING BEAMS

Opening Beams
prevents the gate
from opening if
beam is obstructed.
WIRING EXTERNAL RADIO
RECEIVER
WIRING LOOP DETECTOR
FREE EXIT INPUT
The FRX facility is a potential free, non-latching, normally open input.

INDUCTIVE,
FREE EXIT
LOOP
TRIGGERS
GATE OPEN

AUTO-CLOSE MUST BE ENABLED TO CLOSE THE GATE

WIRING DIAGRAM FOR OTHER
INPUTS
BATTERY CHARGER
CONNECTION
MAINS SUPPLY AND PILLAR
LIGHT CONNECTIONS
WIRING CONCEPTS –
D2 Turbo
WIRING CONCEPTS –
D2 Turbo
WIRING CONCEPTS –
D2 Turbo
WIRING CONCEPTS –
D2 Turbo
WIRING CONCEPTS –
D2 Turbo
WIRING CONCEPTS –
D2 Turbo
WIRING CONCEPTS –
D2 Turbo
WIRING CONCEPTS –
D2 Turbo
WIRING CONCEPTS –
D2 Turbo

Remember the gate can only be activated from the PoloPhone Handset,
even though the wiring is done from the gate station. A PoloSwitch will
prevent HOT Wiring From the Gate Station.
WIRING CONCEPTS –
D2 Turbo
WIRING CONCEPTS –
D2 Turbo
WIRING CONCEPTS –
D2 Turbo
CP 80 CONTROLLER – D3/D5

POWER TERMINALS
CONTROL TERMINALS
EARTHING
COMMISSIONING THE SYSTEM

• Disengage
Operator
• Put Gate
Half Way
• Re-engage
Operator
DISENGAGE & RE-ENGAGE

Remember to
show End
User how to
do
Disengage &
Re-engage
DISENGAGE & RE-ENGAGE
DO AUTOMATIC SETUP
Hold the
OBLONG
button
down for
TWO
seconds &
Follow
Setup
Wizard
Instructions
DO AUTOMATIC SETUP

Press UP or DOWN
through the
menu on the
graphic LCD
screen
SETTING GATE LIMITS
SETTING GATE LIMITS

SETTING GATE LIMITS

• Step 1 - Gate closed
• Step 2 – Limits
• Step 3 – Setup
• Step 4 – Press button
SETTING GATE LIMITS

Change Function to RUN

Gate will now continue

normal operation.
AUTOMATIC SET-UP

Gate starts at “crawl” speed to open gate.

NB: If gate closes, reverse motor wires
for D3/D5, but not for any new controller.
D2 turbo starts with gate in closed position.
AUTOMATIC SET-UP

Gate hits “open” end stop and reverses direction

running at crawl speed.
AUTOMATIC SET-UP

Gate hits “closed” end stop and reverses direction

AUTOMATIC SET-UP

The gate will open at “FULL” speed until the magnet

passes the sensor.
The gate will continue to open at “crawl” speed.
AUTOMATIC SET-UP

Gate hits “open” end stop and records the open limit
position
AUTOMATIC SET-UP

Gate automatically reverses moving at full speed towards

the closed position
AUTOMATIC SET-UP

As magnet passes the sensor the gate slows to a

crawl speed.
AUTOMATIC SET-UP

The gate continues to “CRAWL” until it hits the

“closed” end stop and records the CLOSED LIMIT
D.O.S.S. (DIGITAL ORIGIN SEEKING SYSTEM)
INTERNAL LIMIT CONTROL

MONITORS THE
MOVEMENT OF
THE GATE
D.O.S.S. (DIGITAL ORIGIN SEEKING SYSTEM)

DIGITAL ORIGIN
SEEKING SENSOR

PROVIDES THE ZERO /

REFERENCE POINT FOR
THE OPEN AND CLOSED
POSITIONS
SETTING ADDITIONAL
FEATURES

READ SCREEN
AND
FOLLOW
ONSCREEN
INSTRUCTIONS
SETTING ADDITIONAL
FEATURES
SETTING features
• Step 1 – Select FUNCTION
• Step 2 – Select SETTING
• Step 3 – Press Button
• Step 4 – Set function to RUN
SETTING ADDITIONAL
FEATURES
SETTING AUTOCLOSE
• Step 1 – Autoclose
• Step 2 – Set time
• Step 3 – Press button
SETTING ADDITIONAL
FEATURES
ADD A REMOTE
• Step 1 – Remotes
• Step 2 – Tx Trigger
• Step 3 – Press button
• Step 4 – Press remote
SETTING ADDITIONAL
FEATURES
READY TO RUN?
SETTING FEATURES ON CP80
SETTING FEATURES ON CP80
D3/D5/A10 – Sliding gate setup quick reference guide

Time/Count
Main Menu
Function /Timer Factory Default (No. times STATUS Option
(No. times L1 flashes)
must flash)

1 On
Autoclose Off 2
2 Off

Autoclose Time 15 Seconds 3 1 Flash = 1 Second

1 Standard
2 Condominium
Mode Standard 4 3 PIRAC
4 Reversing
5 PLC (A10)
Pedestrian Autoclose
5 Seconds 5 1 Flash = 1 Second
Time

Courtesy Light Time 120 Seconds 6 1 Flash = 10 Seconds

1 High
Collision Sensitivity Medium 7 2 Medium
3 Low
SETTING FEATURES ON CP80
D3/D5/A10 – Sliding gate setup quick reference guide

Time/Count
Main Menu
Function /Timer Factory Default (No. times STATUS Option
(No. times L1 flashes)
must flash)

Autoclose Override 3 Seconds 8 1 Flash = 1 Second

Positive Close Mode
Pre-Flash Mode
1 On
Off 9
2 Off
1 A
2 B
Off 10
3 C
4 Off

Pre-Flash Time 5 Seconds 11 1 Flash = 1 Second

Collision Count 4 12 1 Flash = 1 Count

Crawl Distance (D3/D5) 350mm 13 1 flash = 350mm Crawl

SETTING FEATURES ON CP80
D3/D5/A10 – Sliding gate setup quick reference guide
Function /Timer Factory Default
(A10) Opening Sprint
Mode Select
(A10) Closing Sprint
Mode Select
(A10) Motor Cutout
Time
(A10) Inverted Rack
Time/Count
Main Menu
(No. times STATUS Option
(No. times L1 flashes)
must flash)
Standard Speed (Default)
Standard Speed + 30%
1 13
Standard Speed + 60%
Standard Speed + 90%
Standard Speed (Default)
Standard Speed + 30%
1 14
Standard Speed + 60%
Standard Speed + 90%
1 15 60 Seconds
Rack Below Pinion
2 16
Rack Above Pinion (Default)
COMMISSIONING D5 EVO + D10

Booting up for
the first time?
Must set
operating
profile:
ZA,CE,UL325
COMMISSIONING THE SYSTEM

• Click UP or
DOWN through
the menu on the
graphic LCD
screen
CONTROL PANEL
MENU NAVIGATION MAP 1

1. Setting Limits 1.1. Setup Wizard

MENU NAVIGATION MAP 1
1. Setting Limits
1.1 Setup Wizard
Follow the setup wizard
• Answer questions before
final commissioning
• Activate the automatic setup
routine
MENU NAVIGATION MAP 1
1. Setting Limits
1.1 Setup Wizard
• Gate cycles open and closed, mapping the
open and closed limits
• Stops in its open position and asks the
question - Is the gate open?
• Use up and down arrows to select YES or
NO and then ENTER….wait a while….final
ENTER to exit.
MENU NAVIGATION MAP 2

2. Safety
2.1 Collision Force 2.1.1 Opening Collision Force
2.1.2 Closing Collision Force
2.2 Collision Count
2.3 Alarm Output
Buzzer
Pillar light
XI0
Safety beam common
Status LED output
2.4 LCK as ESTOP
2.5 External Status Indication
HOLIDAY LOCKOUT
The LCK facility is a potential free, LATCHING,
NORMALLY CLOSED input.

AllHOLIDAY LOCKOUT
trigger inputs are inhibitedfeature
when the
only engages
HOLIDAY LOCKOUTwhen featuregate is
is invoked
closed
Holiday Lockout is still available but
will activate as soon as contact
between LCK and COM is opened.
MENU NAVIGATION MAP 3

3. Autoclose
3.1 Autoclose Status
3.2 Autoclose Timer
3.3 Autoclose Override
3.4 Autoclose Advanced Options 3.4.1 Autoclose Fully Open
3.4.2 Autoclose Partly Open
3.4.3 Autoclose Partly Closed
AUTO-CLOSE TIME

TIMES AUTOCLOSE TIME

GATE PERIOD IS
OUT
OPENS ADJUSTABLE

THEN
CLOSES
AUTO-CLOSE OVER-RIDE

GATE STOPS THEN OPENS

OPENS FULLY
MENU NAVIGATION MAP 4
4. Modes of operation
4.1 Operating mode 4.4.1 Standard mode
4.4.2 Condominium mode
4.4.3 Reversing mode
4.1.4 PLC
4.1.5 Deadman Control mode

What happened to PIRAC?

• Feature on its own
• Part of the INFRA RED BEAM menu
STANDARD MODE (Default)

START STOP REVERSE

CONDOMINIUM MODE
“Multi-User Applications”

1- TRIGGER SIGNALS CAN ONLY OPEN THE GATE

2 - THE “AUTOCLOSE “ TIMER IS THE ONLY SIGNAL
THAT CAN CLOSE THE GATE
3 – INFRA RED BEAM IS RECOMMENDED
Open Only MODE – D2 Turbo
“Multi-User Applications”
REVERSING MODE

START REVERSE REVERSE

PLC MODE

FRX PULSE LCK/STP TRG PULSE

OPEN PULSE STOP CLOSE
DEADMAN CONTROL MODE

FRX LCK/STP TRG

PERMANENT PERMANENT PERMANENT
TRIGGER OPEN TRIGGER STOP TRIGGER CLOSE
MENU NAVIGATION MAP 5

5. Run profile
5.1 Positive close 5.1.1 Positive close mode status
5.1.2 Positive close mode force
5.2 Pre-open delay
5.3 Pre-close delay
5.4 Opening speed
5.5 Closing speed
5.6 Ramp-up distance
5.7 Ramp-down distance
5.8 TRG stop distance
5.9 IRB stop distance
5.10 Crawl distance
5.11 Torque limit
MENU NAVIGATION MAP 6

6. Infrared beams
6.1 PIRAC control 6.1.1 PIRAC Status
6.1.2 Stop on open 6.1.2.1 Stop on open status
6.1.2.2 Stopping distance
6.2 IR beam test 6.2.1 Status
6.2.2 Test Beam
6.3 IRBO = IRBC on closing
6.4 IR beam alarms 6.4.1 Ambush alarm 6.4.1.1 Ambush alarm status
6.4.2.2 Broken IRB time
6.4.2 Break-in alarm status
6.4.3 Alarm output
PIRAC CONTROL
Passive Infra Red Auto Close
“HIGH SECURITY MODE”
PIRAC CONTROL

Passive Infra Red Auto Close

“HIGH SECURITY MODE”

2- TRIGGER SIGNALS CAN ONLY OPEN THE GATE

BEAM ALARMS

• Ambush
alarm
BEAM ALARMS

• Break-in
alarm
MENU NAVIGATION MAP 7

7. Pedestrian
7.1 Pedestrian open position
7.2 Pedestrian autoclose time
7.3 Pedestrian pre-open delay
7.4 Pedestrian pre-close delay
PEDESTRIAN INPUT

•Adjustable opening
•Adjustable auto-close time
•Delay before gate opens & closes
MENU NAVIGATION MAP 8
8. Courtesy light
8.1 Courtesy light timer
8.2 Light profile 8.2.1 Courtesy light
8.2.2 Pre-flash A
8.2.3 Pre-flash B
8.2.4 Pre-flash C
COURTESY LIGHT
• The pillar light facility is a potential free contact with 3A-fuse
protection
• It must be wired in series with the pillar lights and power supply
COURTESY LIGHT

• ABILITY TO SWITCH LIGHTS ON REMOTELY

(Pushbutton connection across AUX and COM )
PRE-FLASH
• THREE SEPARATE, SELECTABLE, PRE-FLASH MODES
Pre Flash A – Pre-flash, ON While gate moves and for courtesy light time when
gate reaches end limit
Pre Flash B – Pre-flash, Lights flashes as per STATUS LED while gate is Moving.
Lights off when gate reaches end limit
Pre Flash C – Output to drive strobe light – Strobe pre-activates, strobe while gate is
moving, strobe off when gate reaches end limit.
MENU NAVIGATION MAP 9

9. ChronoGuard
9.1 Time and date
9.2 Time periods 9.2.1 Add time periods
9.2.1.1 Auto function
9.2.1.2 Time-bar function
9.2.2 Delete time period
9.2.3 Edit review time periods
9.3 Exclusions 9.3.1 Add exclusions
9.3.1.1 Auto function
9.3.1.2 Time-bar function
9.3.2 Delete exclusion
9.3.3 Edit review exclusions
9.4 Delete all time-periods and exclusions
Adding Time Periods
Examples of ChronoGuard
Time Periods
Very Important! RfPED – Wed – Fri - 2 – 3
Ped – Mon – 1 -3
Time periods that
RfPed – Sat – 1 – 3
will have an effect
on Remotes must be RfTrg – Sat – 1 – 3

added before the RfTrg – Mon – 8 – 3

Remotes are added! Trg – Mon – Fri 8 – 5
Trg – Sat – 3 - 4
TIME-PERIOD LIMITATIONS

You have
100 time-periods
(including exclusions)
MENU NAVIGATION MAP 10
10. General Settings
10.1 Operating standard
10.2 Reset options 10.2.1 Factory defaults
10.2.2 Delete all remotes
10.2.3 Delete all time periods and
exclusions
10.2.4 Reset all
10.3 Diagnostic screen status
10.4 Test button disabled status
10.5 Backup eeprom What is eeprom?
10.6 Restore eeprom Electrically Erasable Programmable
Read-Only Memory
Backup D2 Turbo

Need to swap out a unit in the field?

• Faulty card
– Plug-in memory
module Faulty!
Backup D2 Turbo

• Backup
MENU NAVIGATION MAP 11
11. Remote controls
11.1 Add remotes (Answer Wizard Questions)
11.2 Delete remotes 11.2.1 Delete remote by ID
11.2.2 Delete remote button
11.2.3 Delete remote by button
11.2.4 Delete not present
11.2.5 Delete all remotes
11.3 Edit remote button
11.4 Autolearn
11.5 Lock Tx menu
Press button of valid transmitter (if menu locked)
REMOTES

• Remote control buttons can be

learnt to various functions on the
controller:
– TRG (gate Trigger)
– FRX (FRee-eXit)
– PED (PEDestrian opening)
– LCK (holiday LoCKout)
– LIT (pillar / courtesy LIghT control)
REMOTES

• Don’t forget the multi button capability

Button 4 Example
becomes a “SHIFT” + 2
“SHIFT” key
= LCK

Example
“SHIFT” + 3
= Pillar Light
TIME-BARRED REMOTES

Rob ChronoGuard Time Periods

Button 1 RfPED – Wed – Fri - 2 – 3
Function: Ped
Time Bar: ON Ped – Mon – 1 -3
RfPed – Sat – 1 – 3
Chris
Button 3 RfTrg – Sat – 1 – 3
Function: Trg
RfTrg – Mon – 8 – 3
Time Bar: ON
Button 2 Trg – Mon – Fri 8 – 5
Function: Ped
Brian Trg – Sat – 3 - 4
Time Bar: ON
Button 1
Function: Ped
Time Bar: Off
REMOTES

• Self learning memory capacity…

–D10 & Sector - 500 buttons
–D5-Evo - 500 buttons
–Vector - 65 buttons
–D2 Turbo - 32 buttons
ONCE ALL IS DONE
10. General Settings
10.1 Operating standard
10.2 Reset options 10.2.1 Factory defaults
10.2.2 Delete all remotes
10.2.3 Delete all time periods and
exclusions
10.2.4 Reset all
10.3 Diagnostic screen status
10.4 Test button disabled status
10.5 Backup eeprom
10.6 Restore eeprom
D2 TURBO SETTINGS
A – Limits - Setup
B – Remotes - Tx TRG
- Tx Ped
- Tx LCK
- Delete Tx
- Delete All
C – Autoclose - Off
- 5 Seconds
- 10 Seconds
- 15 Seconds
- 30 Seconds
- 45 Seconds
D – Mode - STD (Standard)
- Open Only
- Reversing
- PIRAC On/Off
- PFA On/Off (Pre Flash A)
- PFB On/Off (Pre Flash B)
E – Profile - PCM on/off (Positive Close Mode)
- Speed Hi/Lo (24m/min – 16m/min)
- Sens Hi/Lo (Sensitivity)
- Backup
- Restore
Diagnostic Indicators
Status LED
LED STATE INDICATION
ON GATE IS OPEN

OFF GATE IS CLOSED

SLOW FLASH GATE IS MOVING OPEN

QUICK FLASH GATE IS MOVING CLOSED

1 FLASH PER 2 SECONDS COURTESY LIGHT PERMANENTLY ON

2 FLASHES PER 2 SECONDS MAINS SUPPLY FAILURE

2 FLASHES PER 2 SECONDS (A10) MOTOR OVER TEMPERATURE

3 FLASHES PER 2 SECONDS BATTERY LOW (BELOW 10.5 Volts)

3 FLASHES PER 2 SECONDS (A10) ORIGIN FAILURE

4 FLASHES PER 2 SECONDS REPEATED COLLISION (4 TIMES DEFAULT)

5 FLASHES PER 2 SECONDS CONTROLLER RESET

 BUZZER FEEDBACK
Inhibitor Name Priority Number of Beeps Fault Type Gate Continues to Operate
Break-In Alarm 1 4kHz tone for 30 seconds Alarm N/A

Ambush Alarm 2 4kHz tone until IRB's are cleared Alarm N/A

Multiple Collision 3 Periodic until condition is cleared by user Collision No

Battery Low 4 3 Beeps periodically for 30 seconds Power System Fault Yes (Only from a non-closed position)

Aux. Overload 5 5 Beeps periodically for 30 seconds Hardware No (Immediate termination of operation)

Holiday Lockout 6 1 Beep periodically for 30 seconds User No

Emergency Stop 7 1 Beep periodically for 30 seconds User No

Time Barring 8 1 Beep periodically for 5 seconds User No

No Limits Set 9 3 Short Beeps for 5 seconds Lost No

Mains Failure 10 2 Beeps periodically for 30 seconds Power System Fault Yes

Beams Broken (Any) 11 1 Beep periodically for 30 seconds User No

Beams Failure 12 5 Beeps periodically for 30 seconds Hardware No

DOSS disconnected 13 5 Beeps periodically for 30 seconds Hardware No (Immediate termination of operation)

Fuse Blown 14 5 Beeps periodically for 30 seconds Hardware No

Motor Disconnected 15 5 Beeps periodically for 30 seconds Hardware No

Bridge Damaged 16 5 Beeps periodically for 30 seconds Hardware No

Gate Stalled 17 4 Beeps periodically for 10 seconds Collision No

Buzzer Feedback
Memory Association
It’s an End User Issue (Point Finger)

Batte ry Flat

V oltage Off (Sounds Like THREE)

Collision count Time to Phone

is 4
FACTORY DEFAULT SCHEDULE

• Collision force – Minimum

• Autoclose – Off
• Standard Mode
• Speed – Maximum
• Beam Functions – Off
• Pedestrian Opening – 1 meter
• Courtesy Light timer – 2 minutes
INSTALLATION HANDOVER

• Demonstrate Manual Release Mechanism

• Demonstrate ALL safety features:

– Beams – Collision – Sensitivity – etc.

• Talk through ALL Safety Considerations:

– See gate before activation
– Maintain gate area (Clean)
– Check obstruction detection monthly
PRACTICAL & EXAMS

Practical
– Work in groups
– Follow instructions carefully

When done with Practical do the theory Exam

Theory Exams
- NOT OPEN BOOK
When done,
hand in Question Book,
Answer Sheet & Course Evaluation Form
Results will be sent via SMS or phone ASAP
CONTROLLER FEATURES

Please attend our

D-Series Controllers Course,
we discuss the detail of our
controllers & features
FOR MORE INFORMATION

Head Office: (011) 699-2400 Information: info@centurionsystems.co.za

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Technical Support: (011) 699-2451 Technical Support:
support@centurionsystems.co.za

Head Office Fax: (011) 704-3412

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