Programming The Radio - Telcoma Automations K100 Installationsanweisungen

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Programming: Type 2
MOTOR WITHOUT LIMIT SWITCHES
1) Cut off the power supply to the control unit.
2) Move the gate (or door) halfway along its travel.
3) Press the STOP/PROG button.
4,5,6) Power the control unit by holding down the STOP/PROG button (item 2 of Fig.1) for at least 3 seconds. The pro-
gramming LED L1 turns on. (The same function is also possible by pressing the STOP/PROG button, short-circuiting
the reset pins for an instant, and holding down the STOP/PROG button until the L1 LED turns on).
7) Press the S/S button (item 1 of Fig.1). The motor starts a closing manoeuvre. If the motor is turning in the opposite
direction, cut power off, reverse the motor and limit switch phases and repeat the procedure.
8,9) When end of travel is reached, press the S/S button, the motor stops and starts automatically in opening.
10) Press the S/S button when the gate is completely open.
11) The control unit starts counting pause time.
12) When the pause time wanted has finished, press the S/S button and the motor starts closing the gate.
13) When end of closing travel is reached press the S/S button, the motor stops.
14) At the end of programming the L1 LED turns off.

PROGRAMMING THE RADIO

The incorporated receiver self-memorises the codes of the TANGO range. (TANGO SW for the K100 SW control unit).
To memorise the transmitters, proceed as follows:
- Power the control unit
- Ensure that the functions dip switch No. 10 is in the ON position.
- Briefly press the Stop/Prog. button (Part 2 of fig. 1) on the control unit; the LED L1 starts to blink.
- Transmit with the remote control to be programmed.
- If the LED L1 blinks for a longer time, this means that storage has been successful.
- If the code is already stored, the LED L1 gives a series of short blinks.
- Code storage may be reset by keeping the Stop/Prog. Button pressed for approx. 10 seconds until L1 comes on.
- Should this incorporated receiver not be used, IT MUST be cut out by putting dip switch 10 to the OFF position.
FUNCTION SETTINGS (tab. 2)
The various options described at the side may be selected with the functions dip switch (part 4 of fig.1).
- It should be taken into account that for the control unit to memorise any change in settings, the
power supply must be cut off for an instant and then reconnected or the control unit reset 2 pins
short-circuited for a moment.
The trimmer PW (part 5 of fig.1) regulates the motor power (turning the trimmer clockwise increases the power).
If the power is set too low, the anti-crushing device may activate. MAS100 (if featured).
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