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INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS FOR THE USER
Before using the automation for the first time, have the installer explain the
origins of the residual risks and dedicate time to reading this instruction
and warning manual given to you by the installer. Keep the manual for
future reference and give it to any new owners of the automation.
ATTENTION! – Your automation is a machine that follows your
command faithfully; irresponsible and improper use can make it
become dangerous:
– Do not command movement of the automation if there are persons,
animals or objects within its radius of action.
– It is prohibited to touch parts of the automation while the gate or the
door is in movement!
– The photocells are not a safety device but just an auxiliary device
regarding safety. They are constructed with very high reliability
technology but can, in extreme situations, undergo malfunctioning
or even break and, in certain cases, the breakdown may not be
immediately evident. For this reason, when using the automation, it
is necessary to pay attention to the following warnings:
- Transit is only allowed when the gate or door is completely open
with the panels at a standstill
- IT IS PROHIBITED to transit while the gate or door is closing!
- Periodically check the correct functioning of the photocells and
have the envisioned maintenance checks performed at least every 6
months.
• Children: an automation plant guarantees a high level of safety; in
fact, with its detection systems it controls and guarantees movement in
the presence of persons or objects. It is however prudent to prohibit chil-
dren from playing in proximity of the automation and not to leave the
remote controls within their reach in order to prevent involuntary activa-
tion: it is not a toy!
• The product is not destined to be used by persons (including children)
with reduced physical, sensorial or mental capacities or with no or little
experience and knowledge, unless they have been able to benefit by sur-
veillance or training regarding use of the product by means of a person
responsible for their safety.
• Anomalies: if any anomalous behaviour is noticed, remove the electric
power input to the plant and manually release the gear motor (see respec-
tive instruction manual) to make the gate function manually. Do not perform
any self-taught repairs but request the intervention of your local installer.
• Maintenance: regular maintenance is required to keep the level of safe-
ty constant and guarantee the maximum duration of the entire automation
(every 6 months). Any control, maintenance or repairs operation must
only be performed by qualified staff.
• Do not modify the plant and programming parameters and control
unit regulation: your installer is responsible.
• The inspection, periodic maintenance and any repairs must be docu-
mented by whoever is carrying out the job; the documents must be kept
by the owner of the plant. The only interventions that the user can perform
periodically are cleaning the lenses of the photocells (use a slightly damp
soft cloth) and the removal of any leaves or stones that could block the
automation. Important – Release the gear motor manually before pro-
ceeding in order to prevent the gate being activated accidentally (see
respective instruction book).
• Disposal: at the end of the automation's life span, make sure that it is
disposed of by qualified staff and that the materials are re-cycled or dis-
posed of in compliance with the Standards valid at a local level.
• Breakage or power cut: while waiting for the intervention of your installer
or the return of the power input, if the plant does not have buffer batteries, the
automation can be used all the same: the gear motor must be released man-
ually (see the dedicated paragraph successively) and move the gate panel
manually as desired.
RELEASE AND BLOCK
THE GEAR MOTOR MANUALLY
The gear motor has a mechanical system that allows to open and close
the gate manually.
These manual operations must be performed if there is a power cut or
functioning anomalies. In the last case, the use of the release mechanism
can also be useful to check if the fault depends on the mechanism itself.
To release and block the gear motor, use the supplied triangular spanner:
• Release:
01. Insert the wrench into one of the 2 lateral holes present on the upper
lid and turn it 180°, indifferently in one of the two directions (fig. A);
02. Move the panel manually and take it to the desired position.
Note – Due to the elastic effect of the panel, after release with the panel
closed, it might not be possible to block the panel in the same position.
• Block:
01. Insert the wrench into one of the 2 lateral holes and turn it 180° indif-
ferently in one of the two directions (fig. A);
02. The panel will block at the first manoeuvre commanded by the control
unit.
A
180°
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