Automatismos Pujol Mini Marathon Instructions De Montage Et De Réglage page 38

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b) Radio memorisation via another emitter (Microswitch 6 ON)
To use this system it is necessary to have previously memorised at least one code via the system a). Press the special
function of one of the previously memorised emitters. This will put the system into the code memorisation mode,
causing the red LED to light up, and a long audible tone. From this moment, any received code with the same
channel as the one that was used to memorise the emitter used with the special function, will be memorised. To
memorise any other type of function, use system a). The memorisation will be confirmed via a flash of the red LED
and an audible tone. The system automatically exits the memorisation mode 10 seconds after having received the
last code. This is indicated by the red LED turning off. This mode can also be aborted by pressing the special
function of one of the memorised emitters.
Erasing all the codes.
All the codes can be erased via a memory reset.
Press the PROG EMITTER pushbutton for 4 seconds. The red LED will flash rapidly, accompanied by short audible
tones, to indicate that all the previously memorised codes have been erased. The system will remain in code
memorisation mode, ready to memorise new codes.
Full Memory Indicator.
The memory is full once it contains 255 different codes, after this, trying to memorise a new code will cause the red
LED to flash rapidly accompanied by an audible tone for 10 seconds.
OPTIONAL BATTERY (Fig.7)
This Kit will allow your Mini-Marathon to continue operating when the mains power is cut. The kit comes with a
base plate on which are placed two 12 V batteries, a small control circuit and wiring. When the mains power is
connected, the control circuit automatically keeps the batteries charged. The batteries will keep the system
operational, ready to be activated via pushbutton or remote control, for approximately 24 hours and 15
maneuvers.
The battery can be incorporated in series or be a separate accessory. The kit comes with all the elements
assembled. If it must be installed, follow these instructions:
First of all, disconnect the electricity supply. The kit comes with all the elements already assembled, all you need to
do is run the two long RED and BLACK cables underneath the installation. Fit the support to the frame as shown in
figure 7 and check that it is well secured. Next, connect the BLACK cable to terminal no. 10, the RED cable to
terminal no. 12, and connect the short RED cable, supplied loose, to the battery's free terminal. Check the
connections so as not to get any crossed wires. Reconnect the mains power and let the batteries charge for one
hour before turning on the installation. Check that the batteries are working properly by operating the door with
the mains turned off.
* REPLACEMENT OF THE HALL EFFECT SENSOR
The Hall sensor is located on the inner rear zone of the DC motor. The outer part of the Hall sensor consists of two
overlapping black plastic pieces, one of which is a pyramid shape and the other one (closer to the engine) has a
rectangular shape. Follow the instructions below to replace the Hall sensor.
1º Remove the Hall wires from terminals 23, 24 and 25, removing them from the motor side.
2º Remove the pyramidal shape piece. Avoid removing the rectangular piece with the wires.
3º Remove the rectangular piece with the Hall Sensor and the wires by moving it at an angle.
4º Replace the Sensor by reversing the described procedure.
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