Function Modes - Cardin BL3924 Serie Manual De Instrucciones

REMOTE CONTROL (fig. 12 - page 8)
The system can be remotely activated using radio control devices; to set the two
functions to channels A-B-C-D use the selection jumper "J4":
- in position "A" function 1 is selected, SEQUENTIAL COMMAND;
- in position "B" function 2 is selected, CH2 (binding posts 9, 10) only if "J5" is in
position 2.
The sequential command may be set (dip "1") to "open-block-close-block" or
"open-close".
Memory module (MM)
This is extractable, furnished with a non volatile EEPROM type memory and contains
the transmitter codes and allows you to memorise up to 300 codes. The programmed
codes are maintained in this module even during blackouts.
Before memorising the transmitters for the first time remember to cancel
the entire memory content.
If the electronic card has to be replaced due to failure, the module can
be extracted from it and inserted into the new card. Make sure that the
module is correctly inserted as shown on page 8.
Signal LED "L4" (pag. 8):
Flashing quickly: cancels a single code
Flashing slowly: memorises a single code
Permanently lit: memory full.
TRANSMITTER CODE MANAGEMENT
Memorising a channel (pag. 8):
1. Press and hold down button "P2" MEMO: The LED "L4" will flash slowly.
2. At the same time activate the transmitter which is to be memorised.
3. Hold down button "P2" MEMO until LED "L4" starts to flash again.
4. Release the MEMO button: The LED will continue to flash.
5. Activate the transmitter again (same transmitter, same channel; if the channel is
different or it is a different transmitter the memorisation attempt will abort without
success).
6. End of memorisation: the LED "L4" will remain lit for 2 seconds, indicating that
the transmitter has been correctly memorised.
Notes: It is not possible to memorise a code which is already in memory: if you attempt
this, the LED will switch off when you activate the transmitter (point 2). Only after releas-
ing the button "P2" MEMO will you be able to continue the memorising procedure.
If after activating the transmitter for the first time you wait for more than fifteen sec-
onds without activating the transmitter a second time the memorisation attempt will
abort without success.
Cancelling a channel (pag. 8):
1. Press and hold down the button "P3" DEL: the LED "L4" will flash quickly.
2. Activate the transmitter channel that is to be cancelled.
3. The LED will remain lit for 2 seconds, indicating that the transmitter has been
cancelled.
Notes: If the user that you wish to cancel is not in memory, the LED will stop flash-
ing; only after releasing the button "P3" will you be able to continue the cancellation
procedure.
For both the memorisation and cancellation procedures, if the button is released
before activating the transmitter the procedure will abort.
Cancelling all user codes from memory (pag. 8):
1. Keep both buttons pressed down ("P2+P3") for more than four seconds.
2. LED "L4" will remain lit during the entire cancellation time (about 8 seconds).
3. LED "L4" switches off when the cancellation procedure has terminated.
Note: When the memory is almost full the time required to search for a user code
could take up to 1 second from when the command was received. If LED "L4" remains
lit memory is completely full. To memorise a new transmitter you will first have to
cancel a code from memory.
Memorising ulterior channels via radio
• Memorisation can be activated by radio (without opening the receiver container)
if jumper "J3" has been inserted (fig. 12).
1. Make sure that the jumper "J3" has been inserted (fig. 12).
2. Using a transmitter, in which at least one channel button "A, B, C or D" has already
been memorised in the receiver, press the button in the transmitter as shown in
figure.
Note: all the receivers within range when the channel button is pressed (and which
have at least one of the transmitter channel buttons memorised) will activate their
signal buzzer "B1" (fig. 12).
3. Press one of the channel buttons on the same
transmitter. The receivers which do not contain
that channel code will sound a five-second long
"beep" and will then deactivate. The receivers
which contain the channel code will sound
a one-second long "beep" and will enter the
"programming via radio" mode.
4. Press the previously chosen channel buttons on the transmitter which you wish
to memorise; the receiver will sound 2 "beeps" of half a second each after which
the receiver will be ready to receive another code.
5. To leave the programming mode wait for 3 seconds without pressing any buttons.
The receiver will sound a five-second long "beep" and will then exit the program-
ming mode.
Note: When the memory is entirely occupied the buzzer will sound 10 rapid "beeps"
and will automatically leave the "programming via radio" mode.
The same signal is given each time you try to enter "programming via radio" when
the memory is full.
CONNECTING THE ANTENNA
Connect an ANS400 tuned antenna using a coaxial cable RG58 (impedance 50Ω)
with a maximum length of 15 m.

FUNCTION MODES

1) Automatic
Selected by enabling automatic reclosing (dip "2" in position "ON"). When the door
is completely closed the opening command will start a complete cycle which will
end with automatic reclosing.
Automatic reclosing starts after the programmed pause period has elapsed when the
opening cycle has been completed or straight away after the intervention of a photo-
electric cell (the intervention of a photoelectric cell causes the pause time to be reset).
During the pause time the symbol
blocking button during this period will stop automatic reclosing and consequently
stop the display from flashing.
The indicator light remains lit until the closing manoeuvre has terminated.
Note: the courtesy light switches on each time a movement command is given (both
via cable or via radio) and switches off 30 seconds after the manoeuvre has been
completed (only if jumper "J5" is in position "1", fig. 12).
2) Semiautomatic
Selected by deactivating automatic reclosing (dip "2" in position "OFF"). Work cycle
control using separate opening and closing commands. When the door has reached
the completely open position the system will wait until it receives a closing command
either via an external control button or via radio control, before completing the cycle.
The indicator light remains lit until the closing manoeuvre has terminated.
3) Manual manoeuvring with released motors
Releasing the motor the gate can be moved by hand; once the motor has been
reangaged the programmer does not control the position of the gate leaves and so
when the next movement command is given (after the motors have been blocked
again) repositioning will take place due to the positioning error.
Attention! If a command is given while the motor is released the
symbol or will appear on the display depending on which
motor has been released.
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will flash on the display and pressing the