Function Of The Remote Handset; Function Of The Dip Switches - EINHELL EFA 1200 Montage- Und Betriebsanleitung

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12. Function of the remote handset (Fig. 16)
12.1 Description
Important. The batteries (supplied) must be inserted before the remote
handset is used for the first time (see 12.2 Change batteries).
Each remote handset has its own transmitter code, which the drive can
learn. The transmitter code remains in the drive until it is overwritten. The
transmitter code is not erased in the event of a power failure.
The transmitter has 2 function keys (1/2), and the various keys can be used
for 3 channels (transmitter codes) each (6-channel transmitter). In other
words you can control 6 different door/gates with each remote handset.
The 3-color (green – red – orange) LED (3) visualizes which channel (trans-
mitter code) is sent. You can select the channel you wish to transmit by
pressing one of the two function keys (1/2) in a quick succession.
a) Selecting the channels on the remote handset
Note: There are three channels available on the large function key (1) and
three others on the small function key (2).
You can select the channel by press the function keys (1/2) once or more
times, as follows:
Channel 1:
Press the large function key (1) 1x
- The LED (3) will be lit green
Channel 2:
Press the function key (1) 2x
- The LED (3) will be lit red
Channel 3:
Press the function key (1) 3x
- The LED (3) will be lit orange
Channel 4:
Press the small function key (2) 1x
- The LED (3) will be lit green
Channel 5:
Press the function key (2) 2x
- The LED (3) will be lit red
Channel 6:
Press the function key (2) 3x
- The LED (3) will be lit orange
After you release the function key (1/2) the selected channel will be trans-
mitted.
A maximum of six handsets can be taught.
12.2 Installing and changing batteries
To change the batteries (4), undo the remote handset, remove the bottom
housing cover and take out the batteries. Make sure that the poles are not
reversed when you change the batteries. Used batteries must be disposed
of properly.
12.3 Teaching the transmitter code
Important. The supplied handsets (two) do not require the teach-in
process.
Additional handsets (optional) must undergo the following teach-in
process.
b) Handset teach-in process
1. Select one of the channels (see above).
2. Press and hold function key 1 or 2 for the appropriate elected channel
(the LED (3) will light green, red or orange).
3. Press the "CODE TEACH-IN" button (30) on the control board for ap-
prox. 2 seconds until the LED (35) lights up briefly and goes out again.
The channel has now been saved.
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13. Function of the DIP switches (Fig. 13 / 14, Item 34)
13.1. Overview
Switch 1 ON = Automatic closing ON
Switch 1 OFF = Automatic closing OFF
Switch 2 ON = Start-up delay with pre-flashing
Switch 2 OFF = No start-up delay and therefore no pre-flashing
Switch 3 ON = Electric lock ON
Switch 3 OFF = Electric lock OFF
Switch 4 ON = Operate without light barrier
Switch 4 OFF = Operate with light barrier
Important. After changing the DIP switch setting it is essential that you
perform a "reset". To do this, press the Reset button (an acoustic confirma-
tion signal will sound) or switch off the power supply for at least 20 sec-
onds.
13.2. Function of switch 1
a) Automatic closing ON
Set the DIP switch (34) to "ON". Press the "Reset" button (33) and a confir-
mation signal will sound.
Note: If you use the automatic closing function, a safety device must be
connected to the system (for example a light barrier).
b) Setting the delay time for automatic closing
After opening the door/gate will remain open for a certain time before it
then closes automatically. This time can be set within a range of approx. 5
seconds to 8 minutes. The factory setting is 5 seconds.
Important. The delay time may only be changed when the door/gate is in
its "CLOSED" limit position.
Press the "Start" (31) button (the drives will start briefly)
Also press the "RESET" button (33) for at least 2 seconds until the red
LED is lit continuously (the drives stop again)
Release the buttons
The open time of the door/gate can be increased 5 seconds at a time
by pressing the teach-in button (up to a max. of 8 minutes). The red
LED indicator briefly flashes after each successive press of the teach-
in button to confirm your change. (Example: press 3 times = approx. 20
seconds open time).
To complete the setting of the delay time, the "TEACH-IN" button (29)
must be pressed and held until the LED (35) goes out.
c) Automatic closing OFF
After the doors/gates have opened fully, the remote handset or a button
connected to the controller must be pressed to close the doors/gates.
13.3. Function of switch 2
a) Start-up delay with pre-flashing time
Set the DIP switch (34) to "ON"
Press the "Reset" button (33), a confirmation signal will sound
When you press a button on the handset or a button connected to the
controller, a connected hazard light will start to flash. The door will not
start to open or close until after a delay time of approx. 2.5 seconds.
b) Start-up delay without pre-flashing time
When you press a button on the handset or a button connected to the con-
troller, a connected hazard light will start to flash and at the same time the
door/gate will start to open or close.
13.4. Function of switch 3
If this switch is set to "ON", an electric lock can be used to provide extra se-
curity on the door/gate (default setting "OFF").
13.5. Function of switch 4
If this switch is set to "OFF" a light barrier can be used (detail setting "ON").
Note: After all accessory part have been installed and taught, check that
they function correctly.