Battery Connection - Cardin Elettronica PL Serie Manual Del Usuario

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BATTERY CONNECTION

Once PARK has been secured, connect the battery as illustrated below 5.
CABLE POWER SUPPLY AND COMMANDS
A fixed 15Vdc power supply or a 13,8V battery charger can be connected to the input of the solar panel: in this way the PARK is
no longer dependent on the solar panel for its power supply.
The PARK control unit has 2 terminals, one for the lift command and one for the lower command of the arch. The input
functions can be modified by means of jumper JP1.
A - JP1 jumper open
Input IN.1 = Lift: with an impulse the arch lifts
Input IN.2 = Lower: with an impulse the arch lowers
B - JP1 jumper closed
Input IN.1 = step-by-step: one impulse lifts, one impulse lowers.
Input IN.2 = timer: the PARK operates normally with the contact open, and with the contact closed the PARK lowers and all
other commands are blocked.
The arch lifts when the IN.2 contact is opened again.
PROGRAMMING – OPERATION
Note: arch programming is factory-set and does not require further modifications.
Use this procedure only when absolutely necessary.
down" positions.
"Barrier up" position modification (fig.7)
- Bring the barrier to the "up" position using the supplied remote control handset.
- Close jumper JP3 LD1 illuminates.
- Press F1 to increase the opening angle or F2 to reduce the opening angle.
- When you have defined the angle, remove JP3 to save the position and quit programming mode.
"Barrier down" position modification (fig.8)
- Bring the barrier to the "down" position using the supplied remote control handset.
- Close jumper JP3.
- Press F1 to raise the barrier or F2 to lower it.
- When you have defined the angle, remove JP3 to save the position and quit programming mode.
N.B.: the arch must not encounter obstacles during this phase.
REMOTE CONTROL MEMORIZATION (fig.9)
The supplied remote control handset is already stored in the memory. To add other remote control handsets proceed as
follows.
Briefly press the "MEM/F2" button on the control unit the LED (part. 15 Fig.1) will start to flash. Press the button of the remote
control to be memorised while the LED is flashing: the LED indicates that the remote c\ontrol has been correctly memorised
when it emits a longer flash.
Additional remote controls can be memorised once this operation has been completed, otherwise wait for the flashing to stop
to exit the learning procedure.
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The following procedures are used to alter the "barrier up" and "barrier