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P

REMISE

• T

HIS

 

PRODUCT

 

SHOULD

 

ONLY

 

BE

 

USED

 

FOR

 

THE

 

PURPOSE

 

FOR

 

WHICH

 

IT

 

WAS

 

EXPLICITLY

 

DESIGNED

. A

NY

 

OTHER

 

USE

 

IS

 

DANGEROUS

CAME S.

P

.A. 

IS

 

NOT

 

LIABLE

 

FOR

 

ANY

 

DAMAGE

 

CAUSED

 

BY

IMPROPER

WRONGFUL

 

AND

 

UNREASONABLE

 

USE

 • K

EEP

 

THESE

 

WARNINGS

 

TOGETHER

 

WITH

 

THE

 

INSTALLATION

 

AND

 

OPERATION

 

MANUALS

 

THAT

 

COME

 

WITH

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

.

B

EFORE

 

INSTALLING

(

CHECKING

 

WHAT

'

S

 

THERE

IF

 

SOMETHING

 

IS

 

MISSING

DO

 

NOT

 

CONTINUE

 

UNTIL

 

YOU

 

HAVE

 

COMPLIED

 

WITH

 

ALL

 

SAFETY

 

PROVISIONS

)

• C

HECK

 

THAT

 

THE

 

AUTOMATED

 

PARTS

 

ARE

 

IN

 

PROPER

 

MECHANICAL

 

ORDER

THAT

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

IS

 

LEVEL

 

AND

 

ALIGNED

AND

 

THAT

 

IT

 

OPENS

 

AND

 

CLOSES

 

PROPERLY

M

AKE

 

SURE

 

YOU

 

HAVE

 

SUITABLE

 

MECHANICAL

 

STOPS

 • I

F

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

IS

 

TO

 

BE

 

INSTALLED

 

AT

 

A

 

HEIGHT

 

OF

 

LESS

 

THAN

 2.5 

M

 

FROM

 

THE

 

GROUND

 

OR

 

OTHER

 

ACCESS

 

LEVEL

MAKE

 

SURE

 

YOU

 

HAVE

 

ANY

 

NECESSARY

 

PROTECTIONS

 

AND

/

OR

 

WARNINGS

 

IN

 

PLACE

 • I

F

 

ANY

 

PEDESTRIAN

 

OPENINGS

 

ARE

 

FITTED

 

INTO

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

THERE

 

MUST

 

ALSO

 

BE

 

A

 

A

 

SYSTEM

 

TO

 

BLOCK

 

THEIR

 

OPENING

 

WHILE

 

THEY

 

ARE

 

MOVING

 • 

M

AKE

 

SURE

 

THAT

 

THE

 

OPENING

 

AUTOMATED

 

DOOR

 

OR

 

GATE

 

CANNOT

 

ENTRAP

 

PEOPLE

 

AGAINST

 

THE

 

FIXED

 

PARTS

 

OF

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 • D

O

 

NOT

 

FIT

 

UPSIDE

 

DOWN

 

OR

 

ONTO

 

ELEMENTS

 

THAT

 

COULD

 

BEND

. I

F

 

NECESSARY

ADD

 

SUITABLE

 

REINFORCEMENTS

 

TO

 

THE

 

ANCHORING

 

POINTS

 • D

O

 

NOT

 

INSTALL

 

DOOR

 

OR

 

GATE

 

LEAVES

 

ON

 

TILTED

 

SURFACES

 

• M

AKE

 

SURE

 

ANY

 

SPRINKLER

 

SYSTEMS

 

CANNOT

 

WET

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

FROM

 

THE

 

GROUND

 

UP

 • M

AKE

 

SURE

 

THE

 

TEMPERATURE

 

RANGE

 

SHOWN

 

ON

 

THE

 

PRODUCT

 

LITERATURE

 

IS

 

SUITABLE

 

TO

 

THE

 

CLIMATE

 

WHERE

 

IT

 

WILL

 

BE

 

INSTALLED

 • F

OLLOW

 

ALL

 

INSTRUCTIONS

 

AS

 

IMPROPER

 

INSTALLATION

 

MAY

 

RESULT

 

IN

 

SERIOUS

 

BODILY

 

INJURY

 • 

I

T

 

IS

 

IMPORTANT

 

TO

 

FOLLOW

 

THESE

 

INSTRUCTIONS

 

FOR

 

THE

 

SAFETY

 

OF

 

PEOPLE

. K

EEP

 

THESE

 

INSTRUCTIONS

.

I

NSTALLING

• S

UITABLY

 

SECTION

 

OFF

 

AND

 

DEMARCATE

 

THE

 

ENTIRE

 

INSTALLATION

 

SITE

 

TO

 

PREVENT

 

UNAUTHORIZED

 

PERSONS

 

FROM

 

ENTERING

 

THE

 

AREA

ESPECIALLY

 

MINORS

 

AND

 

CHILDREN

 • B

E

 

CAREFUL

 

WHEN

 

HANDLING

 

OPERATORS

 

THAT

 

WEIGH

 

OVER

 20 

KG

I

F

 

NEED

 

BE

USE

 

PROPER

 

SAFETY

 

HOISTING

 

EQUIPMENT

 • A

LL

 

OPENING

 

COMMANDS

 

(

THAT

 

IS

BUTTONS

KEY

 

SWITCHES

MAGNETIC

 

READERS

AND

 

SO

 

ON

MUST

 

BE

 

INSTALLED

 

AT

 

LEAST

 1.85 

M

 

FROM

 

THE

 

PERIMETER

 

OF

 

THE

 

GATE

'

S

 

WORKING

 

AREA

OR

 

WHERE

 

THEY

 

CANNOT

 

BE

 

REACHED

 

FROM

 

OUTSIDE

 

THE

 

GATE

. A

LSO

ANY

 

DIRECT

 

COMMANDS

 (

WHETHER

 

BUTTONS

TOUCH

 

PANELS

AND

 

SO

 

ON

MUST

 

BE

 

INSTALLED

 

AT

 

LEAST

 1.5 

M

 

FROM

 

THE

 

GROUND

 

AND

 

MUST

 

NOT

 

BE

 

REACHABLE

 

BY

 

UNAUTHORIZED

 

PERSONS

 • A

LL

 

MAINTAINED

 

ACTION

 

COMMANDS

MUST

 

BE

 

FITTED

 

IN

 

PLACES

 

FROM

 

WHICH

 

THE

 

MOVING

 

GATE

 

LEAVES

 

AND

 

TRANSIT

 

AND

 

DRIVING

 

AREAS

 

ARE

 

VISIBLE

 • 

A

PPLY

IF

 

MISSING

A

 

PERMANENT

 

SIGN

 

SHOWING

 

THE

 

POSITION

 

OF

 

THE

 

RELEASE

 

DEVICE

 • B

EFORE

 

DELIVERING

 

TO

 

THE

 

USERS

MAKE

 

SURE

 

THE

 

SYSTEM

 

IS

 EN 

12453 

STANDARD

 

COMPLIANT

 (

REGARDING

 

IMPACT

 

FORCES

), 

AND

 

ALSO

 

MAKE

 

SURE

 

THE

 

SYSTEM

 

HAS

 

BEEN

 

PROPERLY

 

ADJUSTED

 

AND

 

THAT

 

ANY

 

SAFETY

PROTECTION

 

AND

 

MANUAL

 

RELEASE

 

DEVICES

 

ARE

 

WORKING

 

PROPERLY

 • A

PPLY

 W

ARNING

 S

IGNS

 

WHERE

 

NECESSARY

 

AND

 

IN

 

A

 

VISIBLE

 

PLACE

, (

SUCH

 

AS

SUCH

 

AS

 

THE

 

GATE

'

S

 

PLATE

S

PECIAL

 

USER

-

INSTRUCTIONS

 

AND

 

RECOMMENDATIONS

• K

EEP

 

GATE

 

OPERATION

 

AREAS

 

CLEAN

 

AND

 

FREE

 

OF

 

ANY

 

OBSTRUCTIONS

. M

AKE

 

SURE

 

THAT

 

THE

 

PHOTOCELLS

 

ARE

 

FREE

 

OF

 

ANY

 

OVERGROWN

 

VEGETATION

 

AND

 

THAT

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

'

S

 

AREA

 

OF

 

OPERATION

 

IS

 

FREE

 

OF

 

ANY

 

OBSTRUCTIONS

 • D

O

 

NOT

 

ALLOW

 

CHILDREN

 

TO

 

PLAY

 

WITH

 

FIXED

 

COMMANDS

OR

 

TO

 

LOITER

 

IN

 

THE

 

GATE

'

S

 

MANEUVERING

 

AREA

. K

EEP

 

ANY

 

REMOTE

 

CONTROL

 

TRANSMITTERS

 

OR

 

ANY

 

OTHER

 

COMMAND

 

DEVICE

 

AWAY

 

FROM

 

CHILDREN

TO

 

PREVENT

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

FROM

 

BEING

 

ACCIDENTALLY

 

ACTIVATED

. • T

HE

 

APPARATUS

 

MAY

 

BE

 

USED

 

BY

 

CHILDREN

 

OF

 

EIGHT

 

YEARS

 

AND

 

ABOVE

 

AND

 

BY

 

PHYSICALLY

MENTALLY

 

AND

 

SENSORY

-

CHALLENGED

 

PEOPLE

OR

 

EVEN

 

ONES

 

WITHOUT

 

ANY

 

EXPERIENCE

PROVIDED

 

THIS

 

HAPPENS

 

UNDER

 

CLOSE

 

SUPERVISION

 

OR

 

ONCE

 

THEY

 

HAVE

 

BEEN

 

PROPERLY

 

INSTRUCTED

 

TO

 

USE

 

THE

 

APPARATUS

 

SAFELY

 

AND

 

TO

 

THE

 

POTENTIAL

 

HAZARDS

 

INVOLVED

. C

HILDREN

 

MUST

 

NOT

 

PLAY

 

WITH

 

THE

 

APPARATUS

. C

LEANING

 

AND

 

MAINTENANCE

 

BY

 

USERS

 

MUST

 

NOT

 

BE

 

DONE

 

BY

 

CHILDREN

UNLESS

 

PROPERLY

 

SUPERVISED

 • F

REQUENTLY

 

CHECK

 

THE

 

SYSTEM

 

FOR

 

ANY

 

MALFUNCTIONS

 

OR

 

SIGNS

 

OF

 

WEAR

 

AND

 

TEAR

 

OR

 

DAMAGE

 

TO

 

THE

 

MOVING

 

STRUCTURES

TO

 

THE

 

COMPONENT

 

PARTS

ALL

 

ANCHORING

 

POINTS

INCLUDING

 

CABLES

 

AND

 

ANY

 

ACCESSIBLE

 

CONNECTIONS

. K

EEP

 

ANY

 

HINGES

MOVING

 

JOINTS

 

AND

 

SLIDE

 

RAILS

 

PROPERLY

 

LUBRICATED

 • P

ERFORM

 

FUNCTIONAL

 

CHECKS

 

ON

 

THE

 

PHOTOCELLS

 

AND

 

SENSITIVE

 

SAFETY

 

EDGES

EVERY

 

SIX

 

MONTHS

. T

O

 

CHECK

 

WHETHER

 

THE

 

PHOTOCELLS

 

ARE

 

WORKING

WAVE

 

AN

 

OBJECT

 

IN

 

FRONT

 

OF

 

THEM

 

WHILE

 

THE

 

GATE

 

IS

 

CLOSING

IF

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

INVERTS

 

ITS

 

DIRECTION

 

OF

 

TRAVEL

 

OR

 

SUDDENLY

 

STOPS

THE

 

PHOTOCELLS

 

ARE

 

WORKING

 

PROPERLY

. T

HIS

 

IS

 

THE

 

ONLY

 

MAINTENANCE

 

OPERATION

 

TO

 

DO

 

WITH

 

THE

 

POWER

 

ON

. C

ONSTANTLY

 

CLEAN

 

THE

 

PHOTOCELLS

GLASS

 

COVERS

 

USING

 

A

 

SLIGHTLY

 

WATER

-

MOISTENED

 

CLOTH

DO

 

NOT

 

USE

 

SOLVENTS

 

OR

 

OTHER

 

CHEMICAL

 

PRODUCTS

 

THAT

 

MAY

 

RUIN

 

THE

 

DEVICES

 • I

F

 

REPAIRS

 

OR

 

MODIFICATIONS

 

ARE

 

REQUIRED

 

TO

 

THE

 

SYSTEM

RELEASE

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

AND

 

DO

 

NOT

 

USE

 

IT

 

UNTIL

 

SAFETY

 

CONDITIONS

 

HAVE

 

BEEN

 

RESTORED

 • C

UT

 

OFF

 

THE

 

POWER

 

SUPPLY

 

BEFORE

 

RELEASING

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

FOR

 

MANUAL

 

OPENINGS

 

AND

 

BEFORE

 

ANY

 

OTHER

 

OPERATION

TO

 

PREVENT

 

POTENTIALLY

 

HAZARDOUS

 

SITUATIONS

R

EAD

 

THE

 

INSTRUCTIONS

 I

F

 

THE

 

POWER

 

SUPPLY

 

CABLE

 

IS

 

DAMAGED

IT

 

MUST

 

BE

 

REPLACED

 

BY

 

THE

 

MANUFACTURER

 

OR

 

AUTHORIZED

 

TECHNICAL

 

ASSISTANCE

 

SERVICE

OR

 

IN

 

ANY

 

CASE

BY

 

SIMILARLY

 

QUALIFIED

 

PERSONS

TO

 

PREVENT

 

ANY

 

RISK

 • I

T

 

IS

 

FORBIDDEN 

FOR

 

USERS

 

TO

 

PERFORM

 

ANY

 OPERATIONS THAT ARE NOT 

EXPRESSLY REQUIRED OF THEM AND WHICH ARE NOT LISTED 

IN

 

THE

 

MANUALS

. F

OR

 

ANY

 

REPAIRS

MODIFICATIONS

 / 

ADJUSTMENTS

AND

 

FOR

 

EXTRA

-

ORDINARY

 

MAINTENANCE

, CALL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE • L

OG

 

THE

 

JOB

 

AND

 

CHECKS

 

INTO

 

THE

 

PERIODIC

 

MAINTENANCE

 

LOG

.

F

URTHER

 

RECOMMENDATIONS

 

FOR

 

ALL

• K

EEP

 

CLEAR

 

OF

 

HINGES

 

AND

 

MECHANICAL

 

MOVING

 

PARTS

 • D

O

 

NOT

 

ENTER

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

'

S

 

AREA

 

OF

 

OPERATION

 

WHEN

 

IT

 

IS

 

MOVING

 • D

O

 

NOT

 

COUNTER

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

'

S

 

MOVEMENT

 

AS

 

THIS

 

COULD

 

RESULT

 

IN

 

DANGEROUS

 

SITUATIONS

 • A

LWAYS

 

PAY

 

SPECIAL

 

ATTENTION

 

TO

 

ANY

 

DANGEROUS

 

POINTS

WHICH

 

HAVE

 

TO

 

BE

 

LABELED

 

WITH

 

SPECIFIC

 

PICTOGRAMS

 

AND

/

OR

 

BLACK

 

AND

 

YELLOW

 

STRIPES

 • W

HILE

 

USING

 

A

 

SELECTOR

 

SWITCH

 

OR

 

A

 

COMMAND

 

IN

 

MAINTAINED

 

ACTIONS

KEEP

 

CHECKING

 

THAT

 

THERE

 

ARE

 

NO

 

PERSONS

 

WITHIN

 

THE

 

OPERATING

 

RANGE

 

OF

 

ANY

 

MOVING

 

PARTS

UNTIL

 

THE

 

COMMAND

 

IS

 

RELEASED

 • T

HE

 

GATE

 

MAY

 

MOVE

 

AT

 

ANY

 

TIME

 

AND

 

WITHOUT

 

WARNING

 • A

LWAYS

 

CUT

 

OFF

 

THE

 

MAINS

 

POWER

 

SUPPLY

 

BEFORE

 

PERFORMING

 

ANY

 

MAINTENANCE

 

OR

 

CLEANING

WARNING!

important safety instructions for people:

READ CAREFULLY!

Danger of hand crushing

Danger! High voltage.

No transiting while the barrier is moving

Danger of foot crushing

Summary of Contents for BK-1200P

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION MANUAL BK 1200P OPERATOR FOR SLIDING GATES FA00605 EN English EN ...

Page 2: ...AT THE PHOTOCELLS ARE FREE OF ANY OVERGROWN VEGETATION AND THAT THE OPERATOR S AREA OF OPERATION IS FREE OF ANY OBSTRUCTIONS DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO PLAY WITH FIXED COMMANDS OR TO LOITER IN THE GATE S MANEUVERING AREA KEEP ANY REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTERS OR ANY OTHER COMMAND DEVICE AWAY FROM CHILDREN TO PREVENT THE OPERATOR FROM BEING ACCIDENTALLY ACTIVATED THE APPARATUS MAY BE USED BY CHILDREN O...

Page 3: ...tment blocks alike Any installation and or use other than that specified in this manual is forbidden Limits to use Type BK 1200P Max gate leaf weight kg 1 200 Maximum door leaf length m 14 Pinion module 4 This symbol shows which parts to read carefully This symbol shows which parts describe safety issues This symbol shows which parts to tell users about LEGEND Intended use Technical data Type BK 12...

Page 4: ...r 3 Control board 4 Front cover 5 Anchoring plate 6 Control board holder 7 Limit switch fins 8 Mechanical limit switch 9 Fan 10 Transformer 11 Release hatch 12 Release key Standard installation 1 Operator 2 Limit switch fins 3 Rack 4 Key switch selector 5 Flashing light 6 Antenna 7 Photocells 8 Photocells post 9 Mechanical gate stop 10 Sensitive safety edge 11 Junction pit ...

Page 5: ...gh making sure they are protected from any mechanical damage Cable types and minimum thicknesses Connection Cable type Cable length 1 15 m Cable length 15 30 m 230 V AC power supply to control panel H05RN F 3G x 1 5 mm2 3G x 2 5 mm2 Flashing light 2 x 0 5 mm2 Photocell transmitters FROR CEI 20 22 CEI EN 50267 2 1 2 x 0 5 mm2 Photocell receivers 4 x 0 5 mm2 Command and safety device 2 x 0 5 mm2 Pai...

Page 6: ...inforce the concrete Fit the bolts into the fastening plate and tighten them using the nuts Remove the pre shaped clamps using a screw driver or pliers If the rack is already there place the anchoring plate being careful to respect the measurements shown in the drawing Careful The tubes must pass through their corresponding holes Fill the foundation frame with concrete The plate must be perfectly ...

Page 7: ...e electric cables into the tubes so that they come out about 600 mm Setting up the operator Remove both covers Place the gearmotor above the anchoring plate Careful The electric cables must pass under the gearmotor case Lift the gearmotor by about 5 to 10 mm from the plate adjust the threaded rests to allow for future adjustments between the pinion and the rack ...

Page 8: ... RELEASING THE GEARMOTOR paragraph rest the rack above the gearmotor pinion weld or fasten the rack to the gate along its entire length To assemble the rack modules use an extra piece and rest it under the joint then fasten it using two clamps Adjusting the pinion rack coupling Manually open and close the gate and adjust the pinion rack coupling distance using the threaded feet vertical adjustment...

Page 9: ...otor to the plate using the plates and nuts Establishing the limit switch points For opening open the gate fit the opening limit switch tab onto the rack until the micro switch activates spring and fasten it using the grub screws Spring 20 mm For closing close the gate fit the closing limit switch fin into the rack until the micro switch is activated spring and fasten it using the grub screws 20 mm ...

Page 10: ... card slot for Pratico System 12 Battery fuse 1 6 A 13 Control unit fuse 315 mA 14 Electric lock fuse 1 6 A 15 Signal LEDs 230 V 16 Electric lock limit switch and accessory connection terminals 17 PRATICO SYSTEM radio code signal LED 18 Button for memorizing the PRATICO SYSTEM radio code ZBK8 TECHNICAL DATA Power supply voltage 230 V 50 60 Hz Absorption when idle 38 mA Accessories maximum power lo...

Page 11: ...230 V AC frequency 50 60 Hz Eyelet with screw and washer for ground connection Closing micro switch Changes to the electrical connections for installing on the right Invert the U V gearmotor phases and the FA FC limit switch phases Opening micro switch Description of the electrical connections is the same as that for installing on the left Condenser Motor 230V AC Orange Orange Red Red White White ...

Page 12: ...ntrol button or any other control device If unused set DIP switch to ON ONLY OPEN function from control device NO contact OPEN STOP CLOSE STOP sequenziale function or OPEN CLOSE INVERT step by step from a control device NO contact See selecting functions DIP switches 2 and 3 PARTIAL OPENING feature from command device NO contact Adjustable via PAR OP trimmer ONLY CLOSE function from control device...

Page 13: ... triggers an inversion of movement until it is wide open IMPORTANT When the safety test function is activated the NC contacts if unused should be excluded by their corresponding DIP switches see the Selecting functions paragraph Connecting the safety devices i e the safety test At each opening and closing command the control board checks the efficacy of the safety devices such as photocells Any ma...

Page 14: ...2 3P the gate will open for a interval of 1 to 15 seconds A C T Automatic Closing Time It sets the open gate s waiting time Once this time elapses a closing maneuver is automatically performed The waiting time can be set to between 1 and 140 seconds DIP SWITCH Description of functions 1 ON AUTOMATIC CLOSING 1 OFF deactivated 2 ON OPEN STOP CLOSE STOP from button on 2 7 and or from transmitter with...

Page 15: ...terminal connected to the battery into the motherboard connector For the memorization procedure the board must be battery powered Check that the LED signaling the 230 V power supply is switched off Disconnect the 230 V power supply and fit the AF radio card into slot AF2 the mother board recognizes it only when it is battery powered Press and keep pressed key on the base board the alert LED will fla...

Page 16: ...F card only when it is the mains power supply is restored C Keep pressed the CH1 key on the control board the alert LED will flash D Press any key on the transmitter to send the code the LED will stay on to signal that memorization is now complete Repeat C D for any other transmitter buttons ACTIVATING THE RADIO CONTROL Make all the electrical connections only on the control board of motor CONNECT...

Page 17: ... and 3 to ON on both boards For opening with the radio command connect an external receiver RExxx RBExxx with relay switch in MONOSTABLE mode to terminals 2 3 of gearmotor Connect the two control boards as shown in the figure Make the same adjustments and activate the same functions on both boards FINAL OPERATIONS Do the final operation only once the connections are complete and the system is starte...

Page 18: ...TING ISSUES POSSIBLE CAUSES FIXES It neither opens nor closes Power supply missing The gearmotor is stuck The stop button is either stuck or broken The opening closing button or the key switch selector is stuck The transmitter does not work the battery is flat Photocells in partial stop mode Check main power supply Lock the gearmotor Call for assistance Call for assistance Replace the batteries of...

Page 19: ...aintenance log Fitter s stamp Name of operator Job performed on date Technician s signature Requester s signature Job performed __________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________...

Page 20: ...follow these brief disposal guidelines DISPOSING OF THE PACKAGING The packaging materials cardboard plastic and so on should be disposed of as solid household waste and simply separated from other waste for recycling Always make sure you comply with local laws before dismantling and disposing of the product DISPOSE OF RESPONSIBLY DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL Our products are made of various materials ...

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