MyGate Q71S, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...Roller 15 Instruction Guide TECHNICAL FEATURES Control Panel Dimensions 140 x 95 x 38mm Control Panel Weight 0 186Kg On Board Transformer 30VA 230 0 12 24Vac Flashing light Power Supply 24Vdc MAX 20W Obstacle Detection Level Automatic Programming Procedure Streamline Deceleration Time Adjustable Pause Time Adjustable ...

Page 2: ...rols to the control board to open gates as PEDESTRIAN one leaf opens 12 Deleting existing remote controls key fobs from the control board 12 Changing the code the key fob transmits 13 Remote Control Receiver 14 Extended Aerial optional accessory 14 Fitting the Extended Aerial 14 Selecting the Operating Mode 15 Programming the gates open closing cycles 16 Programming Single Sliding Gate 16 Setting ...

Page 3: ...The MyGate Q71S Control Board Installation Manual Printed 11 02 2013 13 16 3 Q71S control board layout Map of Q71S ...

Page 4: ...one step at a time to ensure that the control board is wired configured and operating at full capacity to promote safe and durable working life of your gate automation system With all installations of electrical equipment your approach should be methodical and concise Please do follow this guide correctly whilst observing personal health and safety for your own protection and for those around you ...

Page 5: ...o complete a circuit to fool the control board some equipment is there when it is not If you do not have an EMERGENCY STOP button fitted a link must be placed between terminals 18 21 illustrated below The EMERGENCY STOP function is an ESSENTIAL SAFETY FEATURE and is a continuous circuit The quickest way to STOP the gates if ever an accident was to occur is to cut all power to the motors like tripp...

Page 6: ...gate is opening to the right and close to the left or opening to the left and closing to the right Connecting the motors to the control board MyRoller 15 Gate Opening to the Right Closing to the Left Gate Opening to the Left Closing to the Right Limit Switch Connecting to the control board The limit switch is not pre wired to the control board You may use 3 core CAT5 Alarm Cable to connect Wiring ...

Page 7: ...losing returning to their original closed position if your car stalls in between the gates or an object pedestrian moves through the closing gates the gates will immediately stop and reverse to the full open position at great speed There is no control over the speed at which the motors will run At this stage the control board s main objective is to get the gates back open as fast as possible The g...

Page 8: ...hase photocells placed on the outside of the gates Closing Phase means that as gates are closing returning to their original closed position if your car stalls in between the gates or an object pedestrian moves through the closing gates and breaks the Infrared beam the gates will immediately stop and reverse to the full open position at great speed Option 2 Opening Phase photocells installed on th...

Page 9: ... terminal looking from left to right on photocell Receiver Unit RX to Terminal 14 IMPORTANT Please place a link between terminals 16 and 17 To Use in Opening Cycle To connect power to Transmitter Unit Use 1 core wire to connect AC on photocell Transmitter Unit TX to Terminal 8 Use 1 core wire to connect AC on photocell Transmitter Unit TX to Terminal 9 To connect power to Receiver Unit Use 1 core ...

Page 10: ...it on the pillar and quietly operate they can be forgotten Faults can occur if insects webs dirt or grease is present in and around the sensors or the case lenses inside and out This scatters the Infrared beam and the control board will interpret this as a warning that an obstacle is present and the motors will fail to respond to your command this is a safety feature The motors will not operate if...

Page 11: ...the power supply on After a few seconds you will see three LED s lit DL2 above terminal 15 DL3 above terminal 18 DL6 above terminal 16 DL2 Lit Photocells status OK wiring is complete and control board can see the photocells DL6 Lit 2nd set of photocells status is OK wiring is complete and control board can see the photocells If second set of additional photocells are fitted optional If a second se...

Page 12: ...nd side there are three buttons marked P1 P2 P3 illustrated right These are the control board s operational buttons To program they remote control to the control board please follow next set of steps below Saving a new remote controls to the control board to open gates FULLY a Press button P1 on the control panel once and hold for a few seconds then release The DL1 light will come on then will go ...

Page 13: ...of the key fob if you find that the code the key fob transmits is not being identified by the control board is intermittent in receiving the signal produced or someone else in the immediate area is using RF radio equipment that is transmitting a similar code on the same frequency you can change the rolling code that the key fob transmits This is achieved by following the next set of steps Simultan...

Page 14: ...mitting frequency and code a MyGate Extended Aerial can be fitted to your receiver unit Extended Aerial optional accessory The Gate Motors extended aerial substitutes the standard internal aerial to extend the range of your transmitters to 80m max in free field conditions Typically mounted on top of the gate pillar the 2M coaxial cable length makes this unit easy to install on a variety of applica...

Page 15: ...n or A first START command makes the gate OPEN A second START command while the gate is opening will STOP the gate A further START command makes the gate CLOSE A START command while the gate is closing will STOP the gate To select this operating mode place the DS1 dip switches as shown right 1 OFF 2 OFF 3 OFF AUTOMATIC CLOSING Mode A first START command makes the gate OPEN once the gate has reache...

Page 16: ...ate leaf s to ascertain the correct level of obstacle detection required and calculate the time period required to complete the opening and closing operation Programming the gates open closing cycles At this stage of the installation we have We have our emergency stop link in place We have wired the motor to the control board We have wired the photocells to the control board We have programmed the...

Page 17: ...urse this will only be active if you have set the gate operation mode to Automatic Closing Automatic Closing with Multi occupation Setting the Pause Time a Press button P3 and hold until the DL1 LED is lit and stays lit Once permanently lit release the button b Count down the seconds the gates are to stay open before automatically closing and then press button P3 again The DL1 LED will turn off If...

Page 18: ...s It is possible to reduce the sensibility level of the obstacle detection applying the following procedure 1 Keep buttons P1 P2 pressed at the same time the Led DL1 will blink a certain number of times example 10 blinks then let go of P1 P2 and keep a note of the amount of times the light blinks 2 After the DL1 light has stopped blinking press P1 as many times as the number of blinks seen then ad...

Page 19: ...ate s open and close perfectly If the gates timing was not as perfect as you would like please repeat the programming process from step a The completion of the programming sequence will replace any previously saved settings Have you tried and tested the gates Obstacle Detection after completing the first cycle since completion of the programming If the gates did not respond as quickly as you would...

Page 20: ...tocells have been wired to the control board The motor s have been wired to the control board The remote controls have been programmed the control board The opening closing cycles have been programmed The opening closing cycle has been tested The Obstacle detection level setting has been tested Your installation is now complete ...

Page 21: ... Manual Printed 11 02 2013 13 16 21 Appendix A Q71S connection map terminals 1 to 21 Map showing connections for Motor 1 Included with Kit Safety Photocells Included with Kit Flashing light Optional Accessory Extended Aerial Optional Accessory ...

Page 22: ...acle Without this resolved the motors will not work this is a safety feature Make sure there are no obvious obstructions breaking the beam s custom brackets branches etc If there are no obstructions then we need to look closely at the photocells themselves this includes removing the covers of the photocells and looking to see if insects webs dirt or grease is present in and around the sensors or t...

Page 23: ... PCB and you will see a row of white tiny DIP switches By moving the DIP switches the key fob will transmit a different coded frequency Use a pin or tip of pencil to move a few of these switches up and down Re attach the key fobs case paying attention to the alignment of the tactile switch covers and screw the case tightly in place Step 3 Programming the control board to accept your key fob signal...

Page 24: ...gate Your intercom should have 2 sets of outputs for unlocking MAG locks labeled as C Common N C Normally Closed and for switching volt free contact equipment labeled as C Common N O Normally Open To connect the intercom to the Q71S control board for opening the gate from your intercom handset Intercom Q71A Terminals C Common 21 N O Normally Open 20 Digital Keypads I have a keypad for coded access...

Page 25: ...via the arms however if it has settled and compacts when the arm retracts to open your gate the ice build up may force the arm not to fully retract What happens if there is a power cut In the event of a power cut naturally the gate automation kit will not function Once the automation kit has completed either a closing or opening cycle the arms are locked into position All Gate Motors automation ki...

Page 26: ...ite or present in a different way please let us know by email on sales gatemotors co uk Author G Opie Date February 2013 Ver 1 For more information on GateMotors full line of automatic gate openers and access controls visit our website at www gatemotors co uk Phone Sales Lines UK 01202 717191 Outside UK 44 1202 717191 Phone Technical Lines UK 0905 235 1700 service available 8 30am to 5 30pm Monday...