Instruction Manual for CALIMET models including: CM9-603, CM9-603 Loop Detector, Loop Detector, Detector
9 nov 2022 — Note: If using the Safety and/or Phantom loops, remove the black jumper guard in Figure A, page 1. On the gate operator circuit board on the bottom right ...5 pagine
Loop Detector Instruction Manual Wiring Diagram Loop Wire Add the Loop Detector to the Harness CM9-603 Figure A Gate Operator Circuit Board Wiring SAFETY PHANTOM EXIT LOOP 24V-COM 24-VDC The harness contains a reverse loop, phantom loop, and exit loop. You will need a separate loop detector for each loop. Loop wires go into the left side of the block terminal. The terminal accepts loop wires for Exit Loops, Phantom Loops, and Reverse Loops. Adjust the sensitivity from 0-7. The sensitivity is the blue potentiometer on the side of the loop detector. We generally recommend setting the sensitivity to 5 or 6. When finished, use screws to mount the harness underneath the gate operator chassis, on the back of the power compartment. You will see 4 transparent holes that you can use to drill in 4 screws (not included). Mount Loop Detector Harness Here Move the cable from the loop detector harness up into the circuit board compartment, there will be a small circular hole large enough for the cable to go through. Connect the wires based on the wiring diagram in the previous page. Note: If using the Safety and/or Phantom loops, remove the black jumper guard in Figure A, page 1. On the gate operator circuit board on the bottom right side, remove the wire that joins 24V-COM and SAFETY together. If using the exit loop only, disregard this step. Exit Loops An exit loop opens the gate automatically when a car approaches the gate. A reverse loop is a loop that reverses the direction of a closing gate if a car drives over it. It will also hold a gate open if a vehicle stops over the loop. If the gate is fully closed and a vehicle drives over it, the gate will not open. A phantom loop is a reverse loop located inside the property that covers the path of an opening swing gate. The phantom loop prevents the opening swing gate from hitting a car in its path. 8 FT Reverse Loop 4 FT Outside Property Wall 4 FT Wall Gate Gate Operator 4 FT 8 FT Reverse Loop 4 FT (Phantom) Inside Property 4-8 FT Exit Loop 4 FT 8 FT Exit Loops Loop wires are installed 1.5" underground by cutting the concrete with a circular saw. The typical size loop is 8x4'. Common loop wires are size 16 or 18 AWG stranded copper XLPE (cross-linked polyethylene) electrical wire. 3 layers of turns are required for a typical 4x8' loop. For different size loops, use 4 turns for 10-20ft in perimeter, 3 turns for 20-32ft in perimeter, and 2 turns for 32-98ft in perimeter. The wire ends must be twisted back into the gate operator with a minimum of 6 twists per foot. The twisted ends must be placed inside a PVC conduit. Use caulk or sealant to seal the ground once finished. Use a circular saw to create a saw cut on the ground. Depth: 1.5" 4" Width: 0.2 - 0.3" Make sure the edges are at a 45° angle. 45° 8" Twisted Leadin Wires leading into loop detector PVC Conduit Continuous (no splices) loop wire with 3 turns placed directly on top of each other Exit Loops Above Ground Caulk / Sealant Loop wire 3 Turns 1.5" 0.2" Loop Size Number (Sq ft) of Turns 6' to 12' 6 13' to 20' 5 21' to 60' 4 61' to 240' 3 241'+ 2Microsoft Word 2010