Remote Memorization; Erasing The Memory; What To Do If - King gates Star B PLUS Instrucciones Y Advertencias Para La Instalación Y El Uso

Table A6
Memorization mode II
1. Press and release the T2 key as many times as the number
corresponding to the desired function: 1 = "step-by-step" 2 =
"open" 3 = "close" 4 = "stop"
2.
Make sure that the "radio LED" flashes as many times as the
number corresponding to the desired function
3. Within 10 seconds press the transmitter key you wish to me-
morize and hold it down for at least 3 seconds
Note: If the memorization procedure has been successful the "ra-
dio LED" will flash slowly three times If additional transmitters need
to be memorized, repeat step 3 within the next 10 seconds other-
wise the memorisation phase will end.
5.6 -

Remote memorization

It is possible to enter a new transmitter in the memory of the control
unit without using the T2 programming key directly.
There must be a transmitter already memorized and operating.
The new transmitter will "inherit" the characteristics of the previously
memorized one. Therefore, if the first transmitter was memorized in
mode I, the new one will also be memorized in mode I, and you can
use any of the transmitter keys. If the first transmitter was memorized
in mode II, the new one will also be memorized in mode II; in this case
you must pay attention to the keys you use on the 2 transmitters,
since the key that you use on the new transmitter will perform the
same function as the key pressed on the old transmitter.
Holding the two transmitters, the NEW one to be memorized and the
OLD one already memorized, stand within the operating range of the
remote controls and carry out the steps described in table A7.
Table A7
Remote memorization
1. Press the key on the NEW transmitter for at least 5 seconds,
then release it
2. Press the key on the OLD transmitter 3 times, slowly
3. Press the key on the NEW transmitter once, slowly, then re-
lease it
Note: If there are other transmitters that need to be memorized,
repeat all the steps described above for each new transmitte
Table A8
Erasing the memory of a single transmitter
1.
Press and hold the T2 key until the radio led lights
2.
With the led on and the key pushed, transmit with the TX you
wish to erase
3. 5 flashes signal the cancellation of the cod. Release the key
during the 5 flashes. If only 1 flash occurs, the transmitter is
not in the control unit's memory
Note: if there are other transmitters to erase repeat the steps for
each transmitter. If a transmitter is memorised in mode II, each
memorised key must be erased.
5.7 -

Erasing the memory

You can erase the memorized transmitter codes or the entire memory
by restoring the control unit's factory settings.To erase all the data
contained in the memory follow the procedure described below:
Table A9
Erasing the memory of all transmitters and/or memorised
parameters
1. Press and hold down key T2 on the control unit
2. While holding down key T2, wait for the "radio LED" to light
up, then wait until it goes off and then starts flashing
3. Release the key exactly at the third flash if you only wish to
erase the transmitters. Release the key exactly at the fifth flash
in order to erase the entire memory
Note: During the erasing procedure the "radio LED" will flash ra-
pidly: 5 flashes will signal that the procedure has been completed.
The deletion of all the data from the memory will also modify any
programmed settings (working time,....) and restore the control
unit to the factory settings.
6.

What to do if...

The manoeuvre does not start even by operating the T1 key
on the card.
Make sure that the card is properly powered and that the fuse is not
blown. Between terminals 8 and 9 there must be mains voltage and
between terminals 10 and 11 you must read a continuous voltage of
approx. 24 Vdc.
No manoeuvres can be commanded and the led related to the
STOP input flashes rapidly.
It is possible that a short circuit has occurred and/or an overload on
the services output. The control unit has a fuse that automatically
resets, try switching off the power, wait a few seconds and switch it
on again.
The power supply voltages are correct, yet the manoeuvre will
not start.
The Stop and Photo inputs must give their consent to activate the
manoeuvre: make sure that the LED corresponding to these inputs
are on. Make sure that dip-switches 3-4 correspond to the type of
input used. If it is a 8.2kΩ input the voltage between terminals 10-12
must be between 6Vdc and 18Vdc.
The type of transmitter to be memorized is correct, but you
are unable to memorize it.
Make sure that the card's receiving circuit operates properly: use a
functioning transmitter. If the control unit correctly receives a radio
code which is not, however, stored in the memory, it signals this con-
dition with a flash of the "radio LED". If you have already memorized
the maximum number of transmitters (254), this event is signalled by
6 flashes.
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