HySecurity SwingSmart DC Manual de usuario

Unpack

the OperatOr

QUick Start StepS

Rear Cover

Front Cover

Latch

14"

(36cm)

10.5"

(27cm) 5.7"

(15cm)

7" min.

(17.8cm)

12" min.

(30.5cm)

7" min.

(17.8cm)

5" min.

(12.7cm)

5.3"

(13.4cm)

5.2"

(13.2cm)

10.5" (27cm)

30.2"

(77cm)

26.8"

(68cm)

9.6"

(24cm)

12"

(30cm)

23" minimum

(58cm)

21" minimum

(53cm)

Photo Eye

Site Planning and OPeratOr inStallatiOn

Use these illustrations to help clarify the installation process.

For more detailed steps, refer to the SwingSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual.

IMPORTANT: When installing the operator, be sure to read the Important Safety Instructions

and comply with all local government regulations and codes.

COnCrete Pad dimenSiOnS

OPeratOr PlaCement

COnduit PlaCement

Conduit runs

4" (10cm) above grade level

WARNING

Potential entrapment

area. Minimum

16" (41cm) clearance

required. If less than

16" (41cm), install a

photo eye or edge

sensor.

Pad height is 2"

(5cm) above grade level

Vehicle loop

control wires

Extra conduit

(Dual/Sequenced gate)

Low voltage/

Communication wires

Main AC

Power conduit

Ground

level

Control

Box

NOTE: Operator footprint

with covers is approximately

20" x 22" (51cm x 56cm)

Equal distance on opposite edge

Conduit

area

6" x 7"

(15cm x 18cm)

Output shaft

(center)

Install the gate bracket and

set linkage arm geometry

based on the dimensions

shown in the chart on page 3.

Equal distance on opposite edge

mOunt OPeratOr – aSSemble gate arm

mOunt the

OPeratOr

meaSurement ChartS fOr

gate arm geOmetry

inStall gate

braCket and

linkage armS

Install the gate bracket and

set linkage arm geometry

based on the dimensions

shown in the chart above.

DANGER

Turn OFF AC power at the source

(circuit breaker panel) before

installing the SwingSmart operator. Follow facility

Lock Out / Tag Out procedures. Make sure both the

DC and AC power switches on the Control Box

are in the OFF position. Refer to step 10.

Taper

clamp

Stub arm

Linkage arms

Gate bracket

grOund the OPeratOr

Grounding rod depth at

10' (3m) or per local code.

DANGER

The potential for lightning discharge exists

with all gates, fences and gate operators.

National Electric Code (NEC) requires a separate earth

ground in addition to the required equipment ground. A local

earth ground also serves to protect the electronic controls.

Operator Placement & Gate Arm Geometry for 90° Gate Opening

Short Gate Installation:

For gates up to 10 feet (3 meters)

Long Gate Installation:

For gates up to 20 feet (6 meters)

X Y Xg A B X Y Xg A B

10.5"

27cm

14"

36cm

23.5"

60cm

15.5"

39cm

21.5"

55cm

15"

38cm

30"

76cm

44"

112cm

28"

71cm

38.5"

98cm

18"

46cm

27.5"

70cm

17.5"

44cm

24.5"

62cm

35"

89cm

49"

124cm

30.5"

78cm

42.5"

108cm

20"

51cm

29.5"

75cm

19"

48cm

26"

66cm

40"

102cm

54"

137cm

33.5"

85cm

48.5"

118cm

Medium Gate Installation:

For gates up to 13 feet (4 meters)

Custom Gate Installation:

X Y Xg A B X Y Xg A B

12"

31cm

22"

56cm

33"

84cm

21"

53cm

29"

74cm — — X + Y - 1 0.63 * Xg 0.87 * Xg

24"

61cm

35"

89cm

22"

56cm

30.5"

78cm

Space for

custom

calculations

28"

71cm

39"

99cm

24"

61cm

33.5"

85cm

Operator Placement & Gate Arm Geometry

for 100° through 130° opening

Degree of swing X Y Xg A B

100 20"

51cm

24"

61cm

36"

91cm

24"

61cm

36"

91cm

110 26"

66cm

24"

61cm

39"

99cm

28"

71cm

40.5"

103cm

120 32"

81cm

20"

51cm

41"

104cm

31.5"

80cm

44"

112cm

130 38"

97cm

18"

48cm

44"

112cm

36"

91cm

47.4"

121cm

Maximum A = 38" (97cm)

Maximum B = 47" (121cm)

½ x 3½"

concrete

anchors (4)

Junction

box

Ground

lug nut

Ground wire

to chassis

Concrete pad

depth per

local code

inStall the gate arm

The universal elbow on the swing arm lets you easily change the handing from a left-arm conguration

to a right swing arm conguration. The illustration present below show a right hand conguration.

For more detailed steps, refer to the SwingSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual.

attaCh Warning SignS

WARNING

Be sure to place the WARNING

signs on the gate. For your

records, take a photograph of the completed

installation site.

POSitiOn the

linkage armS

Use tapped holes and hex

bolts to hold linkage arms

in place (2x) while setting

the limit switches.

Mount bracket approximately 25 inches

(63cm) from base of operator.

Set screw

(used to prevent locking

of the elbow joint)

CAUTION

Use the supplied set screw to

prevent the arm from locking.

The intent of the offset is that, upon gate strike,

the elbow will bend and the taper clamp will slip,

minimizing damage to the gearbox and operator.

adjuSt the limit SWitCheS

Extend the taper handle and loosen the taper

clamp.

Manually swing the gate to full OPEN and

CLOSE positions.

Loosen the two Phillips-head screws.

Move the limit cams so they trip the

appropriate limit switch at the full OPEN

and CLOSE positions.

Retighten the two screws.

Limit plate

Limit cam

Phillips-head

screws

Limit switches

Taper handle

Taper clamp

Over-

extension stop

Lock nut

NOTE: If the pivot bolt is not vertical,

binding of the arm assembly may occur

during the operation.

Also, the excess on the over-extension stop

must be sawn off to accommodate for the

elbow joint covers.

Elbow

joint

COmPlete gate arm inStallatiOn

WARNING

It is critical that you install the

elbow joint covers to comply

with UL 325 Safety Standards. The elbow

joint is considered a pinch point and serious

injury may occur if the covers are not secured

properly to the gate arms.

Cover

fastener

Top

cover

Bottom

cover

Cover

fastener

Cut & COver the elbOW jOint

To accommodate the covers, saw off the excess

on the over-extension stop.

Align the top and bottom covers and insert the

two fasteners.

NOTE: The gap between the two covers should

be less than ¼-inch (6mm).

Over-extension stop

drill & bOlt [2x]

Drill holes with a 17/64-inch bit and

connect arms with the supplied

¼ x 20 UNC bolts, washers, and lock nuts.

Or Weld [2x]

¼-inch (3mm) llet.

Set the taPer ClamP

The taper clamp is designed to break free when a gate

strike occurs, but not slip during normal operations. Set

it properly, by taking the following steps:

Loosen the taper clamp so you can manually swing

the gate half way between the open and close

position (above a 45° angle).

Move the taper handle clockwise in ¼ turn increments

until the gate cannot be pushed manually.

Continue to incrementally turn the taper handle until

the clamp is set so that it only breaks free with a

strong push that simulates a gate strike.

NOTE: A large amount of torque is not required to

obtain a tight clamp setting. At highly secure facilities,

to reduce the chance of someone manually forcing

the gate open, remove the set screw from the elbow

joint and straighten the arm. Straightening the arm is

preferable to over-tightening the taper clamp.

45°

adjuSt and teSt gate OPeratiOn

Taper

handle

Loosen

Tighten

Service Outlet

115VAC, 15A

verify the POWer iS Off, and then

COnneCt the WireS

COnneCt the battery

Connect the red battery wire.

Place the power switches in the

OFF position.

Service Outlet

115VAC wires for the

Service Outlet

Junction

box cover

and label Voltage selector switch is

factory set to 115V.

If power input

is 208/230V, move

the switch so 230V

appears and change the

label on the junction box.

COnneCt the POWer WireS

1. Unscrew the two Phillips-head screws.

2. Remove the cover to the junction box.

3. Connect the AC power and ground wires with

wire nuts.

CAUTION

Wiring of gate operators must conform to NEC

standards and comply with all local codes.

Junction box

turn POWer Off

DANGER

Turn OFF AC power at the source

(circuit breaker panel) before

accessing the wires in the SwingSmart junction box.

Make sure both the DC and AC power switches are

in the OFF position.

CAUTION

When connecting to 208/230VAC on

the AC power, the voltage selector

switch on the AC power board must be moved to the

230V position or damage to the operator will occur

and void the Limited Warranty.

WARNING

DO NOT connect the

115VAC service outlet to

208 or 230VAC power supply wires! To use

the 115VAC service outlet on a 208 or

230VAC installation, the electrician needs

to run an extra neutral wire to the operator

from the power source and wire the service

outlet per cover.

COM

STOP

OPEN

RADIO

OPEN

PARTIAL

EYE

OPEN

EYE

EXIT

LOOP

BLOCK

EXIT

IN OBS

LOOP

OUTOBS

LOOP

CENTER

LOOP

EDGE

EYE

COM

+24V

EMERG

OPEN

SHOW

LEDs

EDGE

COMMON

TERMINALS

HY-5A

FREE EXIT

HY-5A

INSIDE LOOP

HY-5A

OUTSIDE LOOP

HY-5A

CENTER LOOP

RS-485

COMMUNICATION

USB PORT

USER RELAY 1

Electro-mechanical

USER RELAY 2

Solid state

24VDC

24VAC

12VDC

VEHICLE LOOP

HY-5A

Access controls

Photo eye

2 channel

radio receiver

Edge

sensor

(Ex. Card reader, keypad)

4-wire connecon:

Power COM/+24V

EYE COM

Relay COM

EYE OPEN or CLOSE

(depending on funcon)

COnneCt aCCeSSOrieS

All the accessories require a minimum of two connections on the Smart DC Controller:

a device input

a Common Bus Terminal (COM)

Other devices may require more connections or congurations. For example, the Fire Department (EMERG OPEN)

input requires a +24-volt input. The connection must be activated by changing the settings through the Installer

Menu. Refer to the SwingSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual.

Connection for a Dual or Sequential gate system.

See Chapters 2 and 5 in the SwingSmart DC

Installation and Reference Manual.

Photo eye N.O.

connects to either

EYE OPEN

or EYE CLOSE.

RS232 RS485

ethernet

Multi-colored LED

indicates power and

gate status.

Red LED

heart beat

indicates

processor

is working.

Press button

to light active

inputs.

UC 0

USAGE CLASS

OPEN CLOSE STOP MENU RESET

PREV NEXT SELECT

OPEN CLOSE STOP MENU RESET

PREV NEXT SELECT

WT 0

GATE WEIGHT (LB)

OPEN CLOSE STOP MENU RESET

PREV NEXT SELECT

LN 0

GATE LENGTH (FT)

OPEN CLOSE STOP MENU RESET

PREV NEXT SELECT

HYSECURITY

GATE CLOSED

OPEN CLOSE STOP MENU RESET

PREV NEXT SELECT

SH 0

GATE HANDING

turn On POWer & COmPlete the Set uP

SELECTIONS

0 – No Usage Class set.

1 – Single Family residential up to four units.

2 – Multi-family, hotel, etc.

3 – Industrial use, not for general public.

4 – Guarded and monitored facility not for

general public.

The USAGE CLASS menu display appears the rst time power is

applied. Four sequential displays present information which must be

congured before SwingSmart will function.

To edit

the MENU

To navigate through

SELECTIONS

To choose what is

on the display

To navigate

between menus

Press SELECT.

Two top

characters blink.

Press NEXT.

Continue pressing NEXT

to view all selections.

Press SELECT.

Blinking characters

become static.

Press NEXT or PREV.

Advance – press NEXT

Previous – press PREV

Emergency Stop

Button (A hole in

the cover provides

accessibility.

Turn ON power

at the main

circuit breaker

and toggle

both power

switches ON.

SELECTIONS

0 – No handing set. Gate will not move until

handing is set.

Looking at the gate from the secure, operator

side, choose:

R – If the operator is on your right.

L – If the operator is on your left.

SELECTIONS

0 – Not set.

1 – Gate weight: 0 to 300lbs (0 to 136kg)

2 – Gate weight: 301 to 600lbs (136 to 272kg)

3 – Gate weight: 601 to 800lbs (272 to 363kg)

4 – Gate weight: 801 to 1300lbs (363 to 590kg)

SELECTIONS

0 – Not set.

1 – Gate length: 0 to 8ft (0 to 3m)

2 – Gate length: 8 to 12ft (3 to 4m)

3 – Gate length: 12 to 16ft (4 to 5m)

4 – Gate length: 16 to 20ft (5 to 6m)

An audible beep occurs when the initial setup

is complete

Note: One of three gate status displays will

appear depending on the gate's position.

GATE OPEN

GATE CLOSED

GATE STOP

COmPlete the inStall

Refer to the installation manual

to congure User and Installer

Menu options such as gate speed,

IES sensitivity, Close Timer, relay

functionality, etc.

teSt the gate

Test cycle the gate operator by

pressing the OPEN and CLOSE

buttons. Make sure the gate travels

to full open and close positions.

Readjust the limit cams as required.

When the gate and operator are

functioning properly, replace the

operator's covers and secure the

latches.

Review the Important Safety

Instructions with the end use/

property owner on the proper use

of the gate system.

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