4.4.3 MANUAL RELEASE
• To release the operator, so that the barrier arm can be moved by hand,
turn the handle and open the front hatch as shown in FIG. 13B.
5 PREPARATION FOR ELECTRICAL
CONNECTIONS
• Remove the front cover using the supplied key (Fig.4)
• Bring the wiring to the electronic circuit board.
6 TESTING
Perform the following sequence of operations to test the BORDER barrier
system:
• Check that all the prescriptions in this manual have been followed
scrupulously, with special attention to chapter 1 "General Prescriptions";
• Using the supplied control or stopping devices (key selector switch,
control pushbuttons or remotes), perform opening, closing and
stopping tests and make sure the barrier responds correctly to the
various commands.
• Check operation of all the system's safety devices (photocells, safety
edges, emergency stop, etc.), one by one.
7 PRODUCT MAINTENANCE
Maintenance must be carried out at regular intervals by qualified personnel
in compliance with the provisions of statutory legislation and the regulations
in force. BORDER undergo scheduled servicing at least once every 6
months.
• Disconnect the operator from all power supplies
• Check all the moving parts and renew any worn parts
• Check all parts of the automation system for signs of deterioration
8 SPARE PARTS
Spare parts can be purchased by contacting technical service.
9 DISPOSAL
At the end of its useful life the automation system must be dismantled by
qualified personnel and the materials must be recycled or disposed of in
compliance with the local legislation in force.
10 ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT BOARD
10.1 PRESCRIPTIONS
• The control unit is not equipped with a device for
disconnection of the 230 Vac power supply line.
It is therefore the responsibility of the installer
to fit a disconnection device in the electrical
system. The disconnection device must be
composed of a category III overvoltage all-pole
circuit breaker and opening the contacts of at
least 3mm. This device must be positioned in
consideration of the need to be protected against
inadvertent reconnection in compliance with the
requirements of EN 12453 point 5.2.9. Wiring
of the external electrical devices to the control
unit must be carried out in compliance with the
prescriptions of EN 60204-1 as amended by
EN 12453 point 5.2.7. The maximum diameter
of power feeding cables is 14 mm; fixing of
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power feeding and connection cables must be
assured by fitting cable glands, which can be
supplied as optionals.
• The power input cables must be of the
standardized flexible type with polychloroprene
sheath (FG7) having minimum conductor size of
1,5 mm
.
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• During the installation operations, take care to
use cable with double insulation only (sheathed
cables) for both of mains voltage connections
(230V) and extra-low voltage connections
(SELV). Use exclusively plastic cable trays,
separated for mains voltage wiring (230V) and
extra-low voltage wiring (SELV).
• The extra low voltage conductors must be
physically separated (at least 4 mm in air) from
the mains voltage wires, or shall be adequately
insulated with extra insulation with a thickness of
at least 1 mm.
• Upstream of main supply, install a device that
ensures the complete omnipolar disconnection
(cut-off switch) of the power supply, with a
contact opening gap of at least 3mm in each
pole. These disconnecting devices shall be
places in the power supply wiring in compliance
with the installation standards and must be
directly connected to the supply terminals.
• When drilling the outer case to insert the power
and connection cables and when fitting the
cable glands, take care to install all the parts
in a manner that maintains the IP protection
characteristics of the box unchanged as far as
possible. Ensure the cables are fixed in a stable
and secure manner.
• The rear of the box is equipped with knockouts
for wall fixing (knockouts for fixing holes using
anchor bolts or holes for fixing with screws).
Take all the measures required to ensure the
installation procedures do not affect the IP
rating.
• If required, a pushbutton panel for manual control
of the gate must be installed in a position such
as to ensure the user is not placed in danger.
• The operator utilized to move the barrier must
be in compliance with the prescriptions of EN
12453, point 5.2.7.
• Power Supply output D.S. must be used for
photocells. Alternative uses of this output are
not permitted.
• At each operating cycle, the control unit
can test the photocells operation to ensure