Analog and Control Wiring and Adjustment Manual For Gyro Tech

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NABCO ENTRANCES Inc.
S82 W18717 Gemini Drive
Muskego, WI 53150
Phone: 877-622-2694
Fax: 888-679-3319
Technical Assistance: 866-622-8325
www.nabcoentrances.com
Email: [email protected]
Analog Control
Wiring & Adjustment Manual
for
Gyro Tech Swing Door Operators
Part Number 15-10745
Rev 8-13-09
Model 1400 Analog Control Manual for Gyro Tech Swing Door Systems
CAUTION
Read these safety practices before installing, operating or servicing the automatic door. Failure to follow these
practices may result in serious consequences.
Read, study and understand the operating instructions contained in or referenced in this manual before operating.
If you do not understand the instruction, ask the installing qualified technician to teach you how to use the door.
This manual and the owners’ manual must be given to and retained by the purchasing facility or end user.
If the door appears broken or does not seem to work correctly, it should be immediately removed from service and
a qualified service technician contacted for corrective action.
Disconnect power at the fused disconnect during all electrical or mechanical service. When uncertain whether
power supply is disconnected, always verify using a voltmeter.
All electrical troubleshooting or service must be performed by qualified electrical technicians and must comply
with all applicable governing agency codes.
It is the responsibility of the installing door technician to install all warning and instructional labels in accordance
with the applicable ANSI standard.
It is the responsibility of the purchasing facility or end user to keep warning and instructional labels and literature
legible, intact and with the door.
Replacement labels and literature may be obtained from local NABCO ENTRANCES INC. authorized
distributors. If the name of the local distributor is unknown, contact NABCO ENTRANCES INC. at (877-6222694) for assistance.
Do not place finger or uninsulated tools inside the electrical control box. Touching wires or other parts inside the
enclosure may cause electrical shock, serious injury or death.
All adjustments should be made with a small screwdriver. DO NOT use a pencil.
The ground wire from the Magnum 120 VAC harness and the ground wire from the 120 VAC “in” line must be
attached to the ground screw which is located in the header.
Final installation must conform to current versions of ANSI 156.19 for Low Energy swingers or ANSI 156.10 for
Full Automatic Installations.
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Table of Contents
To The Installer
Page 4
Overview
Page 4
Specifications
Page 4
Analog Control Components
Page 5
Wiring Connectors
Page 6
Door Positions
Page 6
Terminology
Page 6
Adjustments
Page 6
Micro switch Adjustments
Page 7
Wiring for Rocker switch
Page 7
Wiring for Panic Break–out
Page 8
Required Wiring Harnesses
Page 9
Section A - Sample Wiring Diagrams for GT-300, GT-400 Full Automatic Installations
Page 10
Figure 7 - General Wiring - GT-300/400 Single Outswing
Page 11
Figure 8 - General Wiring - GT-300/400 Single Inswing
Page 12
Figure 9 - General Wiring – GT-300/400 Pair Outswing
Page 13
Figure 10 - General Wiring – GT-300/400 Pair Inswing
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Section B - Sample Wiring Diagrams for GT-500 Low Energy Installations
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Figure 11 - General Wiring - GT-500 Single Outswing
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Figure 12 - General Wiring - GT-500 Single Inswing
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Figure 13 - General Wiring – GT-500 Pair Outswing
Page 18
Figure 14 - General Wiring – GT-500 Pair Inswing
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Figure 15 - GT-500 with Electric Lock & Sequencer
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Troubleshooting
Page 21
Troubleshooting
Page 22
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To The Installer
The purpose of this manual is to familiarize the purchaser with the proper installation
and operation of this system. It is essential that this equipment be properly installed
and operational before the door is used by the public. It is the purchaser’s
responsibility to inspect the operation of the entrance system to be sure it complies with
any applicable standards. In the United States, ANSI Standard 156.19 usually covers
this type of door. Other local standards or codes may apply. Use them in addition to
the ANSI Standard.
Instruct the building owners/operator on the essentials of the operation of the door and
this device. The owner should follow these instructions to determine whether the door
is operating properly and should immediately call for service if there is any
malfunction.
All installation changes and adjustments must be made by qualified, NABCO trained
technicians.
Overview
Some features of the Analog Control:
A.
D.
E.
F.
G.
One safety input with slide switch to select safety modes:
1.
Standard Safe - Safety is ignored during opening cycle only
2.
Swing Safe - Safety is never ignored
3.
Slide - DO NOT USE
Push-N-Go module available as an option (GT-500 Standard Mode only)
Open speed slide switch
Check speed slide switch
24 VAC 0.25 Amp output for auxiliary devices
Specifications:
Power Input
120 VAC (±10%) AC 50-60 Hz, 5 Amps
Available Output for Accessories
0.25 Amps 24 Volts AC
Available Wire Size for Incoming Power
14 AWG
Fuses
1 x 120 VAC, BUSS GLH-8
Thermo-Couple
Automatic cutoff of motor if overheated
Activation Hold Time
Adjustable 0-60 seconds (with optional time delay module)
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3
2
1
4
5
6
7
Part #
41-1512
41-2342
41-2208
41-3429
Type
Optional Speed
Optional Speed
Standard Mode
Standard Mode
Country
US
Canada
US
Canada
Figure 1
Analog Control
Components
ITEM
9
8
10
12
11
13
DESCRIPTION
USE
NOTES:
1
OPEN Speed Switch
Vary the opening speed
Fast position toward center of control
2
120 VAC Connector
Supply 120 VAC to control and equipment
3
Fuse
Main fuse for control
4
Activate Relay
Relay responsible for switching voltage to
motor
5
Operator Switch Harness Connector
Used to connect the motor and operator
micro switch circuit to the control
6
Closing Resistor
Governs closing speed of door. Resistor
Value of resistor governs closing speed.
located on terminals 1 &3 of terminal block. Higher value speeds up door. Lower value
Terminal 1 being closest to edge of control. slows door down.
7
Latch Resistor
Governs latch speed of door. Resistor located
on terminals 2 &4 of terminal block.
Terminal 1 being closest to edge of control.
8
Check Speed Switch
Vary the back check speed
Fast position toward center of control
9
Mat Harness Connector
Interfaces the Activation, Safety and 24
VAC signals to the control
Black: Activation Signal
Red: Common to Signal and 24 VAC
White: Safety Signal
Orange: 24 VAC
10
Safety Relay
Relay responsible for switching the Safety
circuit
BUSS GLH-8
Model 850 Lockout (when used) also
connects here
11
Safety Selector Switch
Slide switch to select two safety modes
1. Standard Safe - Safety is ignored
during opening cycle only
2. Swing Safe - Continuous Safety
3. Slide - DO NOT USE
12
Motor Protector Relay
Relay responsible for switch motor between
high OPEN speed voltage and low CHECK
speed voltage
This relay is not used with the GT-500
Standard Mode system. The relay is removed
and a jumper is installed in its place.
13
Soft Start Capacitor Connectors
Used with GT300/400 and GT500 Optional
Speed Units. Not used on GT-500 Standard
Mode Control.
Leads should be connected together if a soft
start capacitor is not used. Otherwise door
will not open.
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Wiring Connectors:
Refer to Figure 1. There are three connectors located on the control board. These are:
1.
120 VAC Connector
This is a three-pin connector with a mating connector installed. The 120 VAC Hot, Neutral and
Ground connect to this plug
2.
Activation Connector
VAC
This is a four-pin connector with a mating connector installed. The function of the wires on this
connector are as follows:
Black:
Activation - Shorting this wire to Red common will open the door.
Red:
Common
White:
Safety - Shorting this wire to Red common will safety the door.
Orange:
24 VAC - Connecting a load between this wire and Red common will apply 24
to the load.
Figure 2 - Door Positions
Full
Open
Back
chec
k
M
ain
sp
d
ee
Latch
Check
Closed
DN0035
Terminology:
Back Check – This takes place from about the last 10º of sweep to the full open position.
Closing Speed – How fast the door moves from fully open to the final 10º before fully closed.
Latch Check–This takes place from about the last 10º of sweep to the full closed position.
Opening Speed – How fast the door opens from fully closed to approximately 80º open.
Time Delay Activation Signal – When the door is activated via a push plate, a mat, a sensor, etc., this
option determines how long the door will stay open. It is adjustable up to 60 seconds.
Adjustments:
There are three slide switch adjustments on the Analog Control Board. Refer to Items 1, 8, and 11 in
Figure 1. There are two switches that govern OPEN and CHECK speeds and one that controls when the
safety signal on the White wire on the Mat Harness is acknowledged.
Notes:
The amount of energy stored in the door and imparted to an object on impact is determined by both the
weight and speed of the door. NABCO ENTRANCES INC. recommends setting opening and closing
speeds as slow as owners will accept, AND below the maximums stated by ANSI.
The settings on the controller will vary slightly as the voltage supplied to the unit varies due to fluctuations
in building and electrical supply loads. To allow for variations, the manufacturer recommends adding 1
second to ANSI’s minimum opening or closing times. Use a stopwatch for assistance.
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Micro switch Adjustments:
This section details the installation and adjustments of the Analog Control in a GT-300 and GT-400 swing door units.
Step 1: Install all components as per the applicable hardware installation manual.
Step 2: Connect all wiring and harnesses as per the following wiring diagrams as they pertain to wiring and adjustments
for GT-300, GT-400, GT-500, and GT-600 Operators.
Back Check and Latch Micro Switches:
The operators used with the GT-300, GT-400 and GT-500’s provide the necessary latch check and back check limit
switches the Analog control requires for correct operation. These switches are mounted on the top of the operator assembly
as illustrated in the Figure # 3 below.
Wiring for Rocker switch:
Rocker Switch (part # 10-3528) is available. Connect the red wire to the black on the Mat Harness connector, the white
wire to Red common on the Mat Harness connector and the black wire to the normally open contact of the activation
device. Refer to
FIGURE 3 - MICRO SWITCH CONFIGURATIONS
LATCH CHECK
SWITCH
BACKCHECK
ADJUSTMENT
SET SCREW
BROWN
ORANGE
LEFT HAND OPERATOR SHOWN IN
UNWOUND POSITION
BLUE
PANIC
BACK CHECK
SWITCH
BREAKOUT
SWITCH
BACK CHECK
SWITCH
PANIC
BREAKOUT
SWITCH
WHITE
YELLOW
YELLOW
WHITE
BLUE
RIGHT HAND OPERATOR SHOWN
IN UNWOUND POSITION
ORANGE
BACKCHECK
ADJUSTMENT
SET SCREW
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DN 0146
LATCH CHECK
SWITCH
BROWN
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Wiring for Panic Break–out:
When the unit has a Break-out feature, the panic breakout circuit must be connected to shut down the system when the door
is broken out in the opposite direction. This is done by opening the Red common circuit to the activation devices. Please
refer to the following procedure.
Panic Latch must be installed. When installing the panic latch, the panic latch is installed so that the “ ← EXT”
arrow points to Enterior side of the building. This makes the switch open when the door is broken out. See Figure
4 below.
Plug the Red wire from the Mat Harness into the mating connector of the panic breakout switch. Plug the other
connector on the panic breakout switch into the mating connector on one of the red wires going to the micro
switch on the top of the operator. Connect the other Red wire from the micro switch to the various necessary
points required for the common wire. Refer to the following diagrams.
A
b.
FIGURE 4
PANIC LATCH
EXT
Exterior Side
Interior Side
DN0060
FIGURE 5
BREAKOUT CIRCUIT
WIRING DIAGRAM
Breakout Limit Switch N.C.
(Red & Red)
Gyro Tech Analog Control
Rly
Operator Assembly
Rly
Rly
4 3 2 1
Red
Operator Switch Harness
Red
Mat Harness
Part #
24-0535
Org
Wht Red
(24 VAC) (Safety)
Black
Red
To N.O. Contacts
of Activation Devices
To COM Contacts
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Red
Panic Breakout Latch
OHC Units Part # 11-0930
CU Units Part # 11-0941
DN 0147
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Required Wiring Harnesses:
See below for an illustration of some of the wiring harnesses that are necessary to complete a typical
installation.
14" Extension Harness
Part # 22-0083
Part #:
22-0570
Three Switch Operator
22-4508
Two Switch Operator
Soft Start Capacitor
Harness
(Sim Pair)
Part # 22-2174
"Y" harness
Simultaneous
Pair
Part # 22-0087
Power Harness
Part # 22-0779
Part #:
41-1512
GT-400 Spring Close - USA
41-2208
GT-500 Spring Close Slow Mode - USA
41-2342
GT-400 Spring Close - Canada
41-3429
GT-500 Spring Close Slow Mode - Canada
Harness
(Single)
Part # 22-2066
Mat Harness
Part # 24-0535
Orange Wht Red Black
DN 0158
FIGURE 6 - WIRING HARNESSES FOR MAGNUM IV
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Section A
Sample Wiring Diagrams
for GT-300, GT-400 Full Automatic Installations
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Green
Black
Red
Relay - COM
24 VAC
24 VAC
DN 0149
Blk
Red
Wht
Potentiometer
is
located
on side
of case
Mat Harness
Part # 24-0535
Blue (not used)
(refer to Note 2)
Time
Delay
PC-6
Blk
Lockout
Power
LED's
Relay
Lock out
Red
Org Org
24 VAC
To Motor Leads
4 3 2 1
Brown
White
Red
N.O.
Operator Assembly
(Red & Red)
SAFETY BEAMS
(IF USED)
Notes:
1.
If activation device is capable of holding a switch closure
across Red and Black for the required door open time period,
time delay (PN 24-3425) is not required. If a momentary
activation device such as a wall swtich is used, time delay
must be used as shown.
2.
Soft Start Capacitors (not used with GT-500 SM Control)
GT300/400 - Part # 11-2067
GT-500 Optional Speed Mode -Part # 11-3536
3.
Separate transformer required for PC6 lockout and
Acusensors.
4.
A wire connection is indicated by a black circle
CONTACTS
GREY VIOLET
Blue
Not Used
Red
Part # 22-0570
Presence Acusensor 1B Sensor
White
Relay - NO
Approach Acusensor 1B Sensor
24 VAC
Red
Green
Black
24 VAC
White
Relay - COM
Blk
Red
Wht
Relay - NO
RS-12
Rocker
Switch
Part # 10-3528
Model
2200
Time
Delay
Prt #
243425
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Blk
Red
Wht
Blk
DN 0150
Red
Wht
Potentiometer
is
located
on side
of case
Mat Harness
Part # 24-0535
Blue (not used)
(refer to Note 2)
Blk
Time
Delay
Lockout
Power
LED's
PN 14-11807
PC-6
Lock out
Relay
Red
Org Org
24 VAC
To Motor Leads
4 3 2 1
Brown
N.O.
CONTACTS
GREY VIOLET
Blue
White
Red
Red
Red
Operator Assembly
(Red & Red)
Red
SAFETY BEAMS
(IF USED)
Notes:
1.
2.
GT300/400 - Part # 11-2067
3.
Acusensors.
4.
A wire connection is indicated by a black circle.
To N.O. Contacts
Red
Part # 22-0570
Presence Sensor
24 VAC
Relay - Common
24 VAC
Relay - Normally Open
Approach Sensor
24 VAC
Relay - Common
24 VAC
Relay - Normally Open
RS-12
Rocker
Switch
Part # 10-3528
Model
2200
Time
Delay
Prt #
243425
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Red
Blk
DN 0151
Red
Model
2200
Time
Delay
Prt #
243425
Wht
Red Red
Not Used
Potentiometer
is
located
on side
of case
Mat Harness
Part # 24-0535
Blue (not used)
Time
Delay
PC-6
Blk
Lockout
Power
LED's
Relay
Lock out
Red
Org Org
24 VAC
To Motor Leads
4 3 2 1
Brown
"Y" harness
Part # 22-0087
Part # 22-0570
N.O.
Operator Assembly
(Red & Red)
SAFETY BEAMS
(IF USED)
Notes:
1.
2.
GT300/400 - Part # 11-2067
3.
Acusensors.
4.
CONTACTS
GREY VIOLET
Blue
White
Not Used
Red Red
Part # 22-0570
Presence Acusensor 1B
24 VAC
Red
Green
Black
Relay - COM
24 VAC
White
Relay - NO
Approach Acusensor 1B
Black
24 VAC
Green
24 VAC
White
Relay - COM
Blk
Red
Wht
(refer to Note 2)
Relay - NO
RS-12
Rocker
Switch
Part # 10-3528
(refer to Note 2)
Operator Assembly
(Red & Red)
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Green
Black
Relay - COM
Blk
DN 0157
Red
Model
2200
Time
Delay
Prt #
243425
Wht
Potentiometer
is
located
on side
of case
Mat Harness
Part # 24-0535
Blue (not used)
Blk
Time
Delay
Lockout
Power
LED's
PN 14-11807
PC-6
Lock out
Relay
Red
Org Org
24 VAC
To Motor Leads
4 3 2 1
Brown
White
Red
Red
N.O.
CONTACTS
Operator Assembly
(Red & Red)
SAFETY BEAMS
(IF USED)
Red
Red
Red
Notes:
1.
2.
GT300/400 - Part # 11-2067
3.
Acusensors.
4.
To N.O. Contacts
GREY VIOLET
Blue
Red
"Y" harness
Part # 22-0087
Red
Red
Part # 22-0570
Red
Part # 22-0570
Presence Acusensor 1B
24 VAC
Red
Green
Black
Relay - COM
24 VAC
White
Relay - NO
Approach Acusensor 1B
24 VAC
Red
White
Relay - NO
24 VAC
Blk
Red
Wht
(refer to Note 2)
RS-12
Rocker
Switch
Part # 10-3528
(refer to Note 2)
Operator Assembly
(Red & Red)
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Section B
Sample Wiring Diagrams
for GT-500 Low Energy Installations
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Figure 14 - General Wiring - GT-500 with Electric Lock and Sequencer
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RS-12
Rocker
Switch
Part # 10-3528
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Blk
Red
DN 0159
Mat Harness
Part # 24-0535
Wht (not used)
Blue (not used)
(refer to Note 2)
No relay in this socket if
GT-500 Standard Mode
control is used
Soft start capacitor is not
used on GT-500 Standard
Mode control. Therefore
these leads are connected
together
4 3 2 1
Not Used
Red
Red
Operator Assembly
(Red & Red)
Notes:
1.
2.
Soft Start Capacitors for GT-500 Optional Speed (OS) Control
(not used with GT-500 Standard Mode (SM) Control
Part # 11-3536
3.
Part # 22-0570
Outside Switch
Inside Switch
Blk
Red
Wht
Model
2200
Time
Delay
Prt #
243425
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Blk
Red
Wht
Outside Switch
Inside Switch
RS-12
Rocker
Switch
Part # 10-3528
Red
DN 0160
Wht (not used)
Blue (not used)
Mat Harness
Part # 24-0535
(refer to Note 2)
together
control is used
4 3 2 1
Red
Red
Red
Operator Assembly
(Red & Red)
Red
Notes:
1.
2.
Part # 11-3536
3.
To N.O. Contacts
Red
Part # 22-0570
Blk
Model
2200
Time
Delay
Prt #
243425
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Outside Switch
Inside Switch
RS-12
Rocker
Switch
Part # 10-3528
(refer to Note 2)
Blk
Red
Model
2200
Time
Delay
Prt #
243425
DN 0161
Wht (not used)
Blue (not used)
Mat Harness
Part # 24-0535
Not Used
Red Red
together
4 3 2 1
Not Used
Red Red
Part # 22-0570
control is used
"Y" harness
Part # 22-0087
Part # 22-0570
Notes:
1.
2.
Part # 11-3536
3.
Operator Assembly
(Red & Red)
Blk
Red
Wht
(refer to Note 2)
Operator Assembly
(Red & Red)
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Blk
Red
Wht
Outside Switch
Red
Model
2200
Time
Delay
Prt #
243425
DN 0162
Wht (not used)
Blue (not used)
Mat Harness
Part # 24-0535
Red
"Y" harness
Part # 22-0087
Red
Red
No relay in this
socket if GT-500
Standard Mode
control is used
Soft start capacitors are not
together
4 3 2 1
Red
Red
Operator Assembly
(Red & Red)
Red
Red
Red
Notes:
1.
2.
Part # 11-3536
3.
To N.O. Contacts
Part # 22-0570
Red
Part # 22-0570
Blk
(refer to Note 2)
Inside Switch
RS-12
Rocker
Switch
Part # 10-3528
(refer to Note 2)
Operator Assembly
(Red & Red)
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Transformer
P/N 14-2101
24 VAC
24 VAC
12V
N.O.
COM
N.C.
RELAY1
N.C. WET1
WET DRY
COM COM
DRY1
WET2
RELAY 2
DOO
(DELAY ON TIME
ON
OPERATE)
RELAY 2
STRIKE POWER
(To match strike
voltage)
N.O. COM
RELAY2
RELAY 1
ON TIME
WET3
RED
BLACK
RADIO
RECEIVER
4-TERM
(IF USED)
Activation Connector on Analog Control
DRY2
SW 1
MODE
SWITCH
COM
DN 0302
INTERIOR PUSH SWITCH
Normally Open - Dry Contacts
EXTERIOR KEY SWITCH
Normally Open - Dry Contacts
Figure 15 - GT-500 with Electric Lock & Sequencer
Wire Transient
Voltage Suppresor
(supplied)
directly to
strike or magnet.
Not polarity sensitive.
TVS
If magnetic
lock or fail safe
ELECTRIC
strike used,
STRIKE
connect lock
wires to COM
and N.C.
terminals of
Multi-Module
120 VAC
24V
iti-200S
RL2
LED
LED
Power
RL1
Power
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N.O.
Note:
1.
A black circle indicates
a wire connection.
2.
Power supply inputs not
polarity sensitive.
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Troubleshooting:
Symptom
Action/Cause
Solution
Operator does not function
1. Check Fuse 2 (F2).
2. Check for 120 VAC at
connector J5
3. Check power to activation
device at connector J1.
4. Check Fuse 1 (F1)
1. Replace fuse
2. Check incoming power. If power is good, check
connection to motor. Replace motor if necessary
3. If power exceeds 0.5 amps at 24 VAC, replace with
lower draw sensor. If blown, replace fuse.
4. If F1 is OK, check power to activating devices at J2.
Voltage is too low, reduce accessory load
Adjustment of Hydraulic
Closer has no effect. (GT710 only)
Door slams closed
Check 4 pin motor connector
on the board
For GT-710’s only: Pin #2 and #4 must be jumped by a
wire
1. GT-710: Main speed on
hydraulic closer not adjusted
properly
2. GT300/400/500: Closing
speed not adjusted or motor
circuit open
1. All units: Back check speed
not adjusted
2. GT-710: magnet not in
proper location
3. GT-300/400/500: Operator
not preloaded correctly
Check door activation device
power consumption
1. GT-500: Check polarity of
motor input wires at connector
on motor
2. All units: motor/operator
coupling or spyder coupling
loose between motor and
operator
1. GT-710: The fully open door
position is greater than 90º and
the back check adjustment on
the hydraulic closer is
overriding the controls of the
Magnum board
2. All units: Door is not going
into back check even though it
is reaching 90 degrees
1. Turn main speed in direction of turtle
Door slams open
Fuse 2 (F2) blows when
door open is triggered
Motor spins when
activated but door does not
open
Back check adjustment on
Magnum board has no
effect
No back check
Door does not stay tightly
closed
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1. GT-710: Magnets on main
sprocket not in correct position.
2. GT-300/400/500: back check
switch not closing at correct
position
1. All units: Preload on swing
arm is not correct
2. GT-710: Spring adjustment
not correct on LCN closer.
3. GT-710: Building stack
pressure is excessive
2. Adjust closing speed on Magnum control 2. check for
open connection on motor circuit
1. Adjust back check speed on hydraulic closer or Magnum
control
2. Adjust back check potentiometer or relocate magnet
3. Pre-load operator by correctly installing arm on operator
spindle as per hardware installation manual
If power draw exceeds 0.5 amps at 24 VAC, replace with
lower draw sensor
1. Reverse motor leads on motor
2. Remove and separate motor and operator. Inspect
couplings for looseness
1. Adjust the back check screw on the bottom of the header
out one turn
2. Reposition magnet on GT-710 or correctly pre-load arm
on GT-300/400/500 as per hardware installation manual
1. Follow instructions in GT-710 hardware installation
manual to properly align magnets.
2. Follow instructions in GT-GT300/400/500 hardware
installation manual to properly pre-load operator
1. Position arm as shown in hardware installation manual
2. Adjust spring tension on LCN closer as per GT-710
hardware installation manual.
3. Upgrade operator unit to GT 500
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Troubleshooting
continued ….
Symptom
Action/Cause
Solution
Presence Sensor does not
function
1. All units: No power to
sensor or defective sensor.
2. All units: Sensor not
connected to White wire
1. All units: No power to
sensor or defective sensor.
2. All units: Sensor not
connected to Violet wire
All units: Connection of sensor
to wiring harness was to
“Safety” not “Safety w/
Lockout”
All units: Connection of
accessories was made to
“Safety w/Lockout” not
“Continuous Safety”
1. Check harness wiring as per applicable section
Swing Side Door sensor
does not function
Swing Side Presence
Sensor is activated by
opening or closing door
Swing Side ACUGARD
2, swing side floor mat,
safety holding beams or
other accessories do not
function while door is
moving
Sensor shows activation
signal sent, but door does
not open
One sensor does not
activate both doors on a
simultaneous pair
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All units: Sensor not
connected properly to
activation connector
All units: Sensor is not
connected to both control
boards
2. Connect the output of the sensor to the Red # 5 and
White # 4 connections on the terminal block.
1. Check harness wiring as per applicable section.
2. Connect the output of the sensor to the Red # 5 and
Violet # 3 connections on the terminal block
Rewire Safety Sensor to “Safety w/Lockout” connector.
(pins Red # 5 and White # 4 connections on the terminal
block.)
Rewire accessory to “Continuous Safety” connection (Red
# 5 and Violet # 3 connections on the terminal block.)
Check harness wiring as per applicable section
Install simultaneous pair harness (P/N 229953)
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Analog and Control Wiring and Adjustment Manual For Gyro Tech

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