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Terms and Definitions
Control board -
See page 19
Receiver
- See page 22
Transmitter
- Hand held unit with 2 buttons, used to operate the gate, sends signal to receiver when
button is pressed see page 22.
Linear Actuator
- Connected to gate and hinge post, contains the motor, gearbox.
Connector
- Control board has Six, two white 8-pin connectors (X1 and X2) are used to connect linear
actuator to control board and one 7-pin connector (J2) (located bottom center of control board) for
accessory wiring, two 2 pin header (J3, J4) for entrapment siren & external “Reset” and one four
pin header (J1) for receiver.
Push Button
- Two are located on the control board. “Open/Close command” used to operate the gate
and the “Reset” used to reset the control board after current sensing twice before a limit is
reached see page 21.
Control Switches
- Used to turn “ON” or “OFF” specific control board functions see page 21.
Sensitivity adjustments
- Located on the control board see page 19. These adjustments are
the primary safety feature. If the gate comes in contact with an object it will stop and reverse.
These adjustments control the amount of force applied to an object before reversing the gate.
Charge Controller
- Located inside the control box see page 17. This is the battery charger.
The input power for this device can be either from the transformer (supplied) or the Sentry Solar
Panel (Part #520015).
Transformer
- This device connects to a 110 VAC electrical outlet and converts it to a low AC voltage that
can be connected to the charge controller to provide continuous charging of the battery.
Retract and Extend Limit
- This refers to the fully open or closed position and are adjusted on the control
board see page 20.
Entrapment Siren
- If the control board sensitivity circuit senses an obstruction it will reverse the gate
and if a second obstruction is detected before the gate reaches a fully open or close limit the
control board will shut down the opener and sound the entrapment alarm for five minutes or until
the “Reset” button is pressed.
Gate 2 -
is defined as the gat e on the other side of the drive from the control box.
Troubleshooting