Controlled-products-systems-group SLIDESMART DC 10F User Manual

Installation and Reference ManualPad-mounted electromechanical slide gate operator with Smart DC Controller800-321-9947 • www.hysecurity.comSlideSma

Technical SupportIntro-4 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DTECHNICAL SUPPORT For technical support, call your installer or au

Installing a MagLock or Solenoid Lock6-2 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D6. Mount an external antenna onto the top of a fixe

Installing a MagLock or Solenoid LockRevision D Reference 6-3Installing a Lock for 12VDC or 24VDC SystemsTo install a lock for 12VDC or 24VDC systems,

Installing a MagLock or Solenoid Lock6-4 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DInstalling a Lock on 24VAC SystemsTo install a lock

Installing a MagLock or Solenoid LockRevision D Reference 6-5Setting the User Relay Function in the Installer Menu5. Enter the Installer Menu and set

Installing Vehicle Detectors and Loops6-6 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DINSTALLING VEHICLE DETECTORS AND LOOPSA vehicle de

Installing Vehicle Detectors and LoopsRevision D Reference 6-79. This guide is written from a design perspective, but installation workmanship practic

Installing Vehicle Detectors and Loops6-8 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DFigure 6-7. BENTEREXITOBSTRUCTIONLOOPAACCESS CONT

Installing Photoelectric Sensors For Secondary Entrapment Protection OnlyRevision D Reference 6-9INSTALLING PHOTOELECTRIC SENSORS FOR SECONDARY ENTRAP

Installing Photoelectric Sensors For Secondary Entrapment Protection Only6-10 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DThere are two

Installing Photoelectric Sensors For Secondary Entrapment Protection OnlyRevision D Reference 6-11• The photo eye NO or NC output wires connect to the

Installer's Check ListRevision D Introducing SlideSmart DC Intro-5INSTALLER'S CHECK LISTThe following list provides a high level overview of

Using Photoelectric Sensors Instead of Vehicle Loops6-12 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DThe ideal reflector mounting suspen

Using Photoelectric Sensors Instead of Vehicle LoopsRevision D Reference 6-13Figure 6-11. Photo Eye Placement when used as Vehicle DetectorsBENTEREXI

Installing Gate Edge Sensors6-14 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DINSTALLING GATE EDGE SENSORSFigure 6-12. Refer to Figure 6

Installing Gate Edge SensorsRevision D Reference 6-15Edge sensors that are not attached to the moving gate, such as post mounted sensors, must be wire

Smart DC Controller Troubleshooting6-16 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DMount a commercial style radio receiver* (external a

Smart DC Controller TroubleshootingRevision D Reference 6-17Table 6-1. Smart DC Controller - TroubleshootingDisplay Description Possible Causes Solu

Smart DC Controller Troubleshooting6-18 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DDEAD BATTERY Extremely low UPS batteries – no autom

Smart DC Controller TroubleshootingRevision D Reference 6-19ALERT 6LIM NOT RELEASEDNot used on SlideSmart. N/AN/AALERT 7FREQ SHIFT FAULTThe HY-5A has

Smart DC Controller Troubleshooting6-20 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DALERT 15NO TARGETThe target magnet on the chain is

Smart DC Controller TroubleshootingRevision D Reference 6-21FAULT 2PHOTO EYEThe photo eye is missing or not working.This fault can only occur if the s

Installer's Check ListIntro-6 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D

Smart DC Controller Troubleshooting6-22 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DERROR 4MASTER-SLAVE COMThe Smart DC Controller has

Smart DC Controller TroubleshootingRevision D Reference 6-23Vehicle Detector and Loop Fault DiagnosticsIf HySecurity HY-5A vehicle detector modules ar

Smart DC Controller Troubleshooting6-24 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DEven if the loop problem self heals, historical data

Smart DC Controller TroubleshootingRevision D Reference 6-25SlideSmart SchematicsFigure 6-14 illustrate the schematics for SlideSmart DC 15 and SlideS

Smart DC Controller Troubleshooting6-26 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DFigure 6-15. SlideSmart DCS 15 and SlideSmart DCS 1

General MaintenanceRevision D Reference 6-27GENERAL MAINTENANCESmart Touch Analyze and Retrieve ToolHySecurity provides Smart Touch Analyze and Retrie

General Maintenance6-28 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DInstalling START Software, continuedNOTEIf the operating system on y

General MaintenanceRevision D Reference 6-29Mechanical MaintenanceCAUTION!Before checking the internal mechanisms of the operator, turn off all power

General Maintenance6-30 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DDRIVE BELT TENSION AND ALIGNMENTFigure 6-17. Proper drive belt tens

General MaintenanceRevision D Reference 6-31DC BATTERY REPLACEMENTHySecurity provides a one year warranty from the date of shipment for all batteries

Important Safety InstructionsRevision D Safety Requirements S-1Safety RequirementsAutomatic gate operators provide user convenience and security. Howe

General Maintenance6-32 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DTo install the two new batteries, reverse the removal procedure. 1.

General MaintenanceRevision D Reference 6-33CLOCK BATTERY REPLACEMENTA lithium coin battery supports the clock so the date and time is retained even w

General Maintenance6-34 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DThis page intentionally blank.

Revision D Installation Configurations A-1Installation ConfigurationsAppendix AThis appendix contains drawings of the various installation configurati

A-2 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D21Min Pad Size19.0Min Pad Size10.5010.384.311.632.663.252.50Chain to Gate5.50GateChain,

Revision D Installation Configurations A-33.252.50Chain to Gate20.0OperatorLength17.7OperatorWidth18.0Route 6 AWG ground wirethrough conduit & att

A-4 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D10.5010.3817.518.0Concrete Anchors4X 1/2" x 3 1/2"Chain to Gate3.252.502.665.5

Revision D Installation Configurations A-5HeightPost17.63 ID ofPost Mount Plate3.020.77.75Chain Height6.03.252.50Chain to Gate.723.815.5018.04X .62517

A-6 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D17.63 ID ofPost Mount Plate20.73.012.57.75HeightPost.726.03.252.50Chain to Gate10.503.81

Revision D Installation Configurations A-77.758.04.753.25SLIDESMART DC: REAR MOUNTED INSTALLATIONDNOTE: DRAWING IS NOT TO SCALE.JEFJEFDATEDATEDATECHE

Important Safety InstructionsS-2 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D→Physical stops exist in the gate construction to prevent

A-8 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D7.758.04.753.25SLIDESMART DC: REAR MOUNTED INSTALLATIONDNOTE: DRAWING IS NOT TO SCALE.J

Revision D Installation Configurations A-9SlideSmart Operator Only - Cover OnSlideSmart Operator Only - Cover RemovedPLAN AND ELEVATION VIEWS - OPERAT

A-10 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DSlideSmart Operator On Optional Base Riser - Cover OnSlideSmart Operator On Optional Ba

Revision D Installation Configurations A-11ELEVATION VIEWS - OPERATOR POST MOUNTED, IDLERS LOWEREDSlideSmart Operator On Optional Post Mount - Cover O

A-12 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D

Revision D G-1Parts & Limited WarrantySLIDESMART PARTS IN PRICE BOOKBattery Kit, 50 AhCover, 2-PieceGearboxTransformerBelt, DrivePulley, GearboxTa

G-2 Revision DSLIDESMART PARTS LISTPart Name Part Number SlideSmart ModelsBase Extension MX002094 allBattery Kit, 50AH, Replacement MX002013 allBatter

1. Warranty.Hy-Security Gate, Inc. ("HySecurity") warrants that at the time of sale each of its products will, in all material respects, con

SLIDESMART DC SPECIFICATIONSCopyright Notice© Copyright 2012 by HySecurity Gate Inc.All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced by a

Important Safety InstructionsRevision D Safety Requirements S-3Safety Standards - Owner/User ResponsibilityWARNING!A moving gate can cause serious inj

Important Safety InstructionsS-4 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DHazardous Materials and Proper DisposalSlideSmart uses sea

Secondary Entrapment Protection SensorsRevision D Safety Requirements S-5SECONDARY ENTRAPMENT PROTECTION SENSORSSlideSmart is equipped with a primary,

Secondary Entrapment Protection SensorsS-6 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DIdentifying Gate Operator Category and Usage Cla

Secondary Entrapment Protection SensorsRevision D Safety Requirements S-7Choosing Secondary Entrapment ProtectionThe site designer or installer must d

Emergency Stop ButtonS-8 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DEMERGENCY STOP BUTTONAn emergency stop button that is accessible f

Wind Load Factors & Site PrepRevision D Safety Requirements S-9WIND LOAD FACTORS & SITE PREPWind load is always a factor when considering the

Safety NoticesS-10 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DSAFETY NOTICESThe following four levels of safety notices are used where

Site Overview & PlanningRevision D Installation 1-1InstallationChapter 1SITE OVERVIEW & PLANNINGFigure 1-1. SlideSmart DC 15 SlideSmart DC 10

Site Overview & Planning1-2 SlideSmart Installation and Reference Manual Revision DPad Condition1. Follow the local building codes to identify th

Site Overview & PlanningRevision D Installation 1-3Using an Existing PadIn many applications, SlideSmart may be a replacement operator for an exis

Site Overview & Planning1-4 SlideSmart Installation and Reference Manual Revision DFront InstallationThe most common and cost efficient type of i

Site Overview & PlanningRevision D Installation 1-5Rear InstallationA rear installation requires additional idler wheels and gate brackets, but it

Unpacking the Operator1-6 SlideSmart Installation and Reference Manual Revision DUNPACKING THE OPERATORPrepare the gate operator for installation. Se

Concrete Pad MountRevision D Installation 1-7CONCRETE PAD MOUNTFigure 1-9. Install the operator, by taking the following steps: 1. Place the operator

SlideSmart DC 15 Gate OperatorSlideSmart DCS 15 Gate OperatorSlideSmart DC 10F Gate OperatorSlideSmart DCS 10F Gate OperatorInstallation and Maintenan

Gate Bracket and Chain Installation1-8 SlideSmart Installation and Reference Manual Revision DGATE BRACKET AND CHAIN INSTALLATIONFigure 1-11. Secure

Gate Bracket and Chain InstallationRevision D Installation 1-9Aligning the Chain1. For a front installation, feed the chain over the sprocket and bene

Gate Bracket and Chain Installation1-10 SlideSmart Installation and Reference Manual Revision DConnecting the Battery and Turning DC Power ON1. Conne

Gate Bracket and Chain InstallationRevision D Installation 1-11Programming the Initial Setup MenuSeveral sequential displays present information which

Gate Bracket and Chain Installation1-12 SlideSmart Installation and Reference Manual Revision DEstablishing the OPEN & CLOSE LimitsAfter programm

Gate Bracket and Chain InstallationRevision D Installation 1-13Installing the Target MagnetFigure 1-17. 1. With the gate CLOSED, mark the chain link

Gate Bracket and Chain Installation1-14 SlideSmart Installation and Reference Manual Revision D8. To verify that the operator recognizes the target m

Gate Bracket and Chain InstallationRevision D Installation 1-15REAR INSTALLATIONFigure 1-20.OPENOPENChain motionLocation of target on a rear installat

Gate Bracket and Chain Installation1-16 SlideSmart Installation and Reference Manual Revision DThis page intentionally blank.

Installing the Earth GroundRevision D Power 2-1PowerChapter 2INSTALLING THE EARTH GROUNDAn earth ground refers to the grounding rod and accompanying e

SlideSmart ComponentsRevision D Intro-1SLIDESMART COMPONENTSService Outlet115VAC, 15AODCPOWOFOACPOWOFCoverMotorGearboxSprocketIdler, 2xControl BoxBoar

Installing the Earth Ground2-2 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DTake the following steps to comply with NEC and NFPA 780 stan

Wiring AC PowerRevision D Power 2-3WIRING AC POWERDANGER!Turn off AC power at the source (circuit breaker panel) before accessing the wires in the Sli

Wiring AC Power2-4 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DWiring 115VAC PowerFor standard 115VAC power connection:• Verify AC power

Wiring AC PowerRevision D Power 2-5For the 208/230VAC power connection:• Verify AC power supply wires and low voltage (12V & 24V accessory power w

Using A Solar Powered Operator2-6 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DUSING A SOLAR POWERED OPERATORHySecurity offers a solar ve

Using A Solar Powered OperatorRevision D Power 2-7NOTESolar panels must not be shaded (not even partially) or the output power will be significantly r

Using A Solar Powered Operator2-8 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DNOTEFor extended battery backup installation instructions,

Using A Solar Powered OperatorRevision D Power 2-9Connecting Peripherals to Solar OperatorsCAUTIONThe 24VAC power supply shown in Figure 2-6 is not to

Using A Solar Powered Operator2-10 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DFor example, the Smart DC Controller has specific connect

Important Considerations for DC-powered OperatorsRevision D Power 2-11IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS FOR DC-POWERED OPERATORS • Since the operator is intend

ContentsRevision D Contents 1SlideSmart Components Introducing SlideSmart DCINTELLIGENT FEATURES: SMART DC CONTROLLERTM ...

Important Considerations for DC-powered Operators2-12 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DInstalling the Extended Battery Backup

Important Considerations for DC-powered OperatorsRevision D Power 2-134. Place the two 50Ah batteries on the tray. 5. Attach the blue wire from the re

Important Considerations for DC-powered Operators2-14 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DThis page intentionally blank.

Initial SetupRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-1 Display and Menu OptionsChapter 3This section of the manual provides information about the displa

Initial Setup3-2 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DTurning Both Power Switches OnAC and DC power switches are located on the o

Initial SetupRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-3Using the Smart DC Controller Buttons In Menu ModeThe buttons on the Smart DC Controller let you n

Run Mode3-4 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DRUN MODEGate status displays appear when the operator is ready and waiting for a

Run ModeRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-5Using the Smart DC Controller Buttons in RUN ModeThe Run Mode buttons are distinguished by the fact tha

Run Mode3-6 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DViewing Operator Status DisplaysPress the MENU button once and the operator stat

User MenuRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-7USER MENUThe User Menu consists of several items which can be modified using the Smart DC Controller b

Contents2 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DWiring 115VAC Power ...

User Menu3-8 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DAdjusting the Close TimerThe close timer assigns how many seconds will pass bef

User MenuRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-9Setting the Time and DateA feature of the Smart DC Controller is its 24-hour, 365 day clock. Make sure

User Menu3-10 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DSetting AC Power Loss Gate FunctionThe setting in the AC LOSS display determin

User MenuRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-11Adjusting the Display ContrastThe display contrast can be adjusted from 1 to 9 to increase visibility

User Menu3-12 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DTable 3-1. Smart DC Controller - User Menu FunctionsRef. No. *User MenuSettin

User MenuRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-1350 = off 1 = onConfigures radio input for open only (0). If changed to setting 1 then adds the capabi

User Menu3-14 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D95 0 through 9Under some extreme high or low temperature conditions, it may be

Installer MenuRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-15INSTALLER MENUThe Installer Menu consists of several functions which can be modified using the S

Installer Menu3-16 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DResetting the OPEN and CLOSE LimitsOn occasion, the open and close limits

Installer MenuRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-17Adjusting Gate SpeedThe gate speed can be increased or decreased a ¼ foot per second from the op

ContentsRevision D Contents 3Chapter 5: Bi-parting Gate SystemsPOWER REQUIREMENTS ...

Installer Menu3-18 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DAdjusting the IES SensitivitySlideSmart uses a primary Type-A inherent en

Installer MenuRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-19NOTEWhen changing the IES setting, consider the site design and vehicular gate traffic. It is re

Installer Menu3-20 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DReinstating Factory DefaultsTen menu configurations are available in the

Installer MenuRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-21Enabling the Fire Department OverrideMany counties and cities require a Fire Department override

Installer Menu3-22 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DTable 3-2. Smart DC Controller - Installer Menu FunctionsRef. No. *Insta

Installer MenuRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-235DC 15 _____DC 10F0 = 0.75ft/s__4 = 1.75ft/s1 = 1.0ft/s___5 = 2.0ft/s 2 = 1.25ft/s__6 = 2.25ft/s

Installer Menu3-24 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D80 = solo operator1 = Loop Layout/Site #12 = Loop Layout/Site #2Programs

Installer MenuRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-25120 = maximum sensitivity2 = moderate sensitivity9 = least sensitivityAdjusts the sensitivity of

Installer Menu3-26 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D160 = 80 Seconds max run,1 = 300 Seconds max runAssigns a motor run time

Installer MenuRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-27210 = IES reverses full open1 = 2 second reversal onlyThe default setting is a two-second durati

Contents4 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D

Installer Menu3-28 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D250 = Pause closing only1 = Enable reversing to openThe default is for fu

Installer MenuRevision D Display and Menu Options 3-29290 = default1 to 25 availableConfigures the function of the user 2 output relay, which is an el

Installer Menu3-30 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D330 = Run mode1 = Show frequency2 = Show call level 0-73 = Set FrequencyC

Revision D Smart DC Controller 4-1Smart DC ControllerChapter 4This section provides information about the Smart DC Controller board; its inputs for pe

Overview of the Smart DC Controller4-2 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DOVERVIEW OF THE SMART DC CONTROLLERThe Smart DC Contr

Overview of the Smart DC ControllerRevision D Smart DC Controller 4-3All the control device inputs listed in Table 4-1 are shown as a single input. Th

Overview of the Smart DC Controller4-4 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DVehicle Detector Installation OptionsThe Smart DC Con

Overview of the Smart DC ControllerRevision D Smart DC Controller 4-5There are four vehicle detector inputs available on the Smart DC Controller:• Fre

Overview of the Smart DC Controller4-6 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D9. Sensitivity is the only adjustment available on th

Overview of the Smart DC ControllerRevision D Smart DC Controller 4-7INSTALLING STANDARD 11-PIN BOX TYPE VEHICLE DETECTORSNOTEIf photo eyes are used t

Intelligent Features: Smart DC ControllerTMRevision D Introducing SlideSmart DC Intro-3Introducing SlideSmart DCThank you for purchasing our premium S

Overview of the Smart DC Controller4-8 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DFigure 4-4. Standard 11-Pin Box Type Vehicle Detecto

Connecting Accessory DevicesRevision D Smart DC Controller 4-9CONNECTING ACCESSORY DEVICESEntrapment Sensor ConnectionsDevices, such as gate edge sens

Connecting Accessory Devices4-10 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DManual Push Button StationA manual push button station cont

Connecting Accessory DevicesRevision D Smart DC Controller 4-11User Relays - Programming ProcedureThe Smart DC Controller is able to interface with ma

Connecting Accessory Devices4-12 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision D13 Loitering Alert Indicates a vehicle is loitering on the

Power RequirementsRevision D Bi-parting Gate Systems 5-1 Bi-parting Gate SystemsChapter 5Configuring two operators to be a Master and Slave pair is ea

Master and Slave Wiring Connections5-2 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DMASTER AND SLAVE WIRING CONNECTIONSFigure 5-2. 1. A

Master and Slave Menu SetupRevision D Bi-parting Gate Systems 5-3MASTER AND SLAVE MENU SETUPDetermine which unit will be set up as the Master. The oth

Master and Slave Menu Setup5-4 SlideSmart DC Installation and Reference Manual Revision DThis page intentionally blank.

Connecting a Radio Receiver for Remote OpenRevision D Reference 6-1ReferenceChapter 6This section of the manual provides information which may be usef