REV

Operating Instructions

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 REV
Electromechanical operators
for sliding gates
Operating instructions and warnings

Index
1 Warnings Summary 19 7 Advanced Programming 29
2 Product Description 20 8 Messages shown on the Display 31
3 Technical data 20 9 Start-up 31
4 Installation and Assembly 21 9.1 Installation Test 31
5 Electrical Connections 9.2 Unlocking and manual operation 31
5.1 Electrical Connections 10 Maintenance
22 32
for 24V models
5.2 Electrical Connections 11 Product Disposal
24 32
for 230V models
6 Standard Programming 26

Product Conformity
DEA System guarantees the conformity of the product to European Directives 2006/42/CE regarding “machinery safety”,
2004/108/CE “electromagnetic compatibility” and 2006/95/CE “low voltage electrical equipment”. See Declaration of Incorpo-
ration.

1 WARNINGS SUMMARY
Read these warnings carefully; failure to respect the following warnings may cause risk situations.
WARNING Using this product under unusual conditions not foreseen by the manufacturer can create situations of danger, and
for this reason all the conditions prescribed in these instructions must be respected.
WARNING DEA System reminds all users that the selection, positioning and installation of all materials and devices which make
up the complete automation system, must comply with the European Directives 2006/42/CE (Machinery Directive), 2004/108/CE
(electromagnetic compatibility), 2006/95/CE (low voltage electrical equipment). In order to ensure a suitable level of safety, besides
complying with local regulations, it is advisable to comply also with the above mentioned Directives in all extra European countries.
WARNING Under no circumstances must the product be used in explosive atmospheres or surroundings that may prove cor-
rosive and damage parts of the product.
WARNING To ensure an appropriate level of electrical safety always keep the 230V power supply cables apart (minimum 4mm
in the open or 1 mm through insulation) from low voltage cables (motors power supply, controls, electric locks, aerial and auxiliary
circuits power supply), and fasten the latter with appropriate clamps near the terminal boards.
WARNING All installation, maintenance, cleaning or repair operations on any part of the system must be performed exclusively
by qualified personnel with the power supply disconnected working in strict compliance with the electrical standards and regulations
in force in the nation of installation.
WARNING Using spare parts not indicated by DEA System and/or incorrect re-assembly can create risk to people, animals and
property and also damage the product. For this reason, always use only the parts indicated by DEA System and scrupulously follow
all assembly instructions.
WARNING Incorrect assessment of the impact forces can cause serious damage to people, animals or things. DEA System
reminds the installer must verify that the impact forces, measured as indicated by the standard EN 12445, are actually below the
limits set by the standard EN12453.
WARNING The compliance of the internal sensing obstacles device to requirements of EN12453 is guaranteed only if used
in conjunction with motors fitted with encoders.
WARNING Any external security devices used for compliance with the limits of impact forces must be conform to standard
EN12978.
WARNING In compliance with EU Directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), this electrical
product should not be treated as municipal mixed waste. Please dispose of the product and bring it to the collection for an ap-
propriate local municipal recycling.

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 2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Models and contents of the package
The name REV identifies a series of electromechanical operators for sliding gates with different features as to motor and control
board power supply voltage, capacity, mechanical adjustment of force, electronic clutch and built-in limit switch. All automated mo-
dels involve the use of advanced control units (NET series) equipped with anti-crushing sensor, built-in 433 MHz radio receiver, speed
control and slow down in opening and closing. The REV models are intended primarily for residential / condominium and Semi-
intensive/intensive use depending on the duty cycle foreseen for the automation.
REV is completed by a set of accessories listed in the “PRODUCT ACCESSORIES” table (page 114).
REV is composed of a mechanical gear motor which rotates the driving gear; This gear, coupled to the rack properly installed on the
gate, converts the circular motion of the gear motor into rectilinear motion thus allowing the movement of the gate on its own guide.
Inspect the “Contents of the Package” (Pic. 1) and compare it with your product for useful consultation during assembly.

Transport
REV is always delivered packed in boxes that provide adequate protection to the product, however, pay attention to all informa-
tion that may be provided on the same box for storage and handling.

3 TECHNICAL DATA
OPERATOR

REV220 - REV220/M - REV220/RF - REV220/RFM - REV24/F - REV24/M -

REV220/IB REV220/RF/IB REV24/IB
Motor power supply voltage (V) 230 V ~ ±10% (50/60 Hz) 24 V
Absorbed power (W) 500 250
Max Thrust (N) 900 1200 450

Work cycle up to 1000 Kg 27 cycles/hour 36 cycles/hour

(leaf L=8m) up to 1400 Kg 22 cycles/hour 31 cycles/hour
Maximum n° of opera- up to 1000 Kg 270 300 300
tions in 24 hour
(leaf L=8m) up to 1400 Kg 220 250 250

Built-in capacitor (µF) 18 -

Operating temperature range (°C) -20÷50 °C
Motor thermal protection (°C) 150 °C -
Opening speed (m/min) 10 12
Weight of product with package (Kg) 18
Protection degree IPX4

CONTROL BOARD

NET24N NET230N
Power supply (V) 230 V ~ ±10% (50/60 Hz) Power supply (V) 230 V ~ ±10% (50/60 Hz)

Rated power transformer (VA) 250 VA (230/22V) Fuse F2 (A) 5A

Fuse F2 (A) (transformer) 2A Fuse F1 (A) 160mA

Batteries 2x 12V 1,3A 230V operators outputs 2 x 600W

Fuse F1 (A) (batteries input) 15A Auxiliaries power supply output 24 V ~ max 200mA

24V operators outputs 1x 10A “Warning” output 230 V ~ max 150W

Warning: The above values are calculated by taking the maximum power Electric lock output
max 1 art. 110 or 24V
supplied by the respective processors. In absolute terms, the maximum current output max 5W configurable
from each output must not exceed 10A. 230V Flashing light output 230 V ~ max 40W
Auxiliaries power supply output +24 V max 200mA 24 V max 100mA (for led
flashing light) art. LED24AI or
“Warning” output +24 V max 15 W 24V Flashing light output open gate warning light/courtesy
light
24V max 5W or max 1
Electric lock output art. 110
Operating temperature range (°C) -20÷50 °C
Flashing light output 24 V max 15W Receiver frequency 433,92 MHz
Operating temperature range (°C) -20÷50 °C HCS fix-code - HCS rolling code
Transmitters type of coding - Dip-switch
Receiver frequency 433,92 MHz
Max remote controllers managed 100
HCS fix-code - HCS rolling code
Transmitters type of coding - Dip-switch

Max remote controllers managed 100

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4 INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY
4.1 For a satisfactory installation of the product is important to:
• Ensure that the facility complies with current regulations and then define the full project of the automatic opening;
• Ensure that throughout the course of the gate, while opening and closing, there are no friction points;
• Ensure that there is no danger of derailment and that there are not risks that it goes out of the guides;
• Make sure the gate is in equilibrium: it must not move if it stays in any position;
• Ensure that the mounting area of the motor allows the release and a manual operation easier and safer;
• Ensure that the mounting positions of the various devices are protected from impacts and the surfaces are sufficiently robust;
• Do not allow the automation parts are immersed in water or other liquids.

4.2 Defined and satisfied these prerequisites, proceed to the assembly:

If the supporting plane is already available, the fixing of the motor must be done directly on the surface using, for example
screw anchors or chemical means.
Alternatively, proceed as follows:
• Make a hole appropriate to the type of land by using as a reference the measurements shown in Fig 3;
• Provide an adequate number of channels for the passage of electrical cables;
• Place the base of the foundation;
• Start casting of concrete and, before you start taking, bringing the base plate to the dimensions shown in Figure 4, making sure
that is parallel to the gate wing and perfectly level. Wait for the complete setting of the concrete;
• Remove the nuts from the plate, then put the motor on the basis of foundation.
If the rack is already present, place the pinion at a distance of 1-2 mm in order to avoid that the weight of the wing could
burden on the gear motor. To do this, adjust the height of the REV with the grains (Fig. 5) and then tighten the nuts in a robust
way.
Alternatively, proceed as follows:
• Unlock the motor and fully open the door;
• Place the first section of the rack on the wing, making sure that the start of the rack corresponds to the top of the wing. Then
attach the rack to the leaf keeping a game of 1-2 mm from the pinion (Fig. 6);
• Cut off the excess part of the rack;
• Finally, move the door manually several times and verify that the alignment and the distance of 1-2 mm between the rack and
pinion is respected throughout the length;
• Tighten the lock nuts of REV in a robust way (Fig. 7) and cover with plastic caps.

4.3 How to unlock the operator

Once you open the lock on the handle (protected by a plastic cover), the lever must be turned in the direction shown in Fig 8, at
this point the operator is unlocked and the gate, in the absence of other obstacles is free in his movements. The reverse process, turn
the lever until it stops and closing of the lock (remember to protect the lock with the proper cover), keeps REV in working condition.

4.4 Limit-switches
Adjustment of the limit-switches
Some REV models provides a limit-switch whose intervention must be adjusted for each installation. DEA System provides two limit
switches cams (Fig. 9) that are installed on the rack of the gate and subsequently regulated in such a way as to ensure the functio-
nality and safety distances in opening and closing of the gate.
Keep in mind that when the limit switches trigger, the door will move to another 2-3 cm, and it’s therefore suggested to fix the end
of stroke brackets at a sufficient distance from the mechanical stops.
Adjustment of the magnetic limit switch
Attach the mounting brackets to the magnets as shown in Figure 11, making sure to mount the LIGHT BLUE magnet at the closing limit
switch, the GREEN magnet at the end of the opening limit switch (Fig. 12). Connect the cable of the magnetic sensor which is colored
BROWN at the FCC 1 input (Closing Limit Switch 1) and the BLACK one at FCA 1 input (Opening Limit Switch 1) (Fig. 13);
WARNING Refer to control board instructions to correctly identify the limit switch inputs.
WARNING Incorrect installation of the magnets can be dangerous to people or things; observe the conditions prescribed in these in-
structions.
Mount the magnetic sensor as shown in Fig. 10. The sensor must protrude from the bracket for supporting at least 30mm, in this way will
avoid any interference.
Adjust the magnets support brackets so as to maintain a distance from the sensor between 10 and 20mm;

4.5 Non self locking models

Non self locking models allow the gate to move manually, without having to use a release key when the power fails. Non self
locking versions are equipped with a holding brake when opening/closing, This means the gate will be self locking in normal ope-
ration.
Refer to the attached sheet for the correct procedure of cleaning / maintenance of the electro-brake. DEA System reminds that
the operations must be performed by qualified personnel.

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 5.1 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS FOR 24V MODELS
Execute the wiring following the directions of “Table 1” and diagrams on page 23.

WARNING To ensure an appropriate level of electrical safety always keep the 230V power supply cables apart (minimum 4mm
in the open or 1 mm through insulation) from low voltage cables (motors power supply, controls, electric locks, aerial and auxiliary
circuits power supply), and fasten the latter with appropriate clamps near the terminal boards.
WARNING Connect to the power supply 230 V ~± 10% 50 Hz through a multi pole switch or a different device that can ensure
multi pole disconnection from the power supply, with a contact opening of 3 mm.
WARNING To connect the encoder to the control panel, use only a dedicated cable 3x0,22mm2.

Table 1 “terminal board connections”

1-2 +24 V power supply output for auxiliary devices 200mA

3-4 22 V ~ transformer power supply input
24 V battery power supply or photovoltaic accumulator Green Energy input (follow carefully polarity
5-6
indications).
7-8 Operator 1 output
9 Connection of motors metallic parts
10-11 Operator 2 output (if present)

12-13 24 V max 15 W output for open gate fix/flashing warning light (if P052=0/1) or courtesy light (if P052>1)

14 (-)
“Boost” output for electric-lock, max 1 x art. 110 (if P062=0), 24V pulse output, max 5W (if P062=1),
step by step (if P062=2), electro-brake output for not self-locking operators (if P062=3), output for
14-15
electric-lock power supply via external relay (if P062=4), output for electro-magnets power supply for
15 (+)
barriers (ifP062=5) or temporized output (if P062>5).

16-17 24 V Flashing light output max 15W art. Lumy/24A/S

18 - N.C.

If the installation requires different comman-

ds and / or additional to the standard, you
can configure each input to the required
18-19 Input 6 FCC 1. If it intervenes it stops M1 closing. If unused, short circuit.
19 - Com

“Advanced Programming”.
20 - N.C.
20-21 Input 5 FCA 1. If it intervenes it stops M1 opening. If unused, short circuit.
21 - Com

Refer to Chapter
22 - N.C. Input 4 PHOTO 1. When enabled (see parameter P050 in the table), activation of
22-23 PHOTO 1 provokes: an inversion of direction (during closing), the arrest of the mo-
vement (during opening), prevent the start (gate closed). If unused, short circuit.

rate.
23 - Com

24 - N.C.
Input 3 SAFETY. If activated, it causes the inversion. See P055 and P056 on the para-
24-25
25 - Com meters table. If unused, short circuit.
26 - N.O.
26-27 Input 2 PED. If activated, it opens motor nr. 1 only.
27 - Com

28 - N.O.
Input 1 START. In case of intervention it provokes: the operator opening or closing. It
28-29
29 - Com may operate as “inversion” mode (P049=0) or “step by step” mode (P049=1).
30 Aerial signal input
31 Ground aerial input
32 (+)
32-33 DE@NET mains input (unused at the moment)
33 (-)

CON 1 230 V ~ ±10% (50/60 Hz) power supply input

J5 J9 Encoder selection Jumper:
B A B A
•A position = operators with encoder (remind to set P029=0)
•B position = operators without encoder (remind to set P029=1)

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 WIRING DIAGRAM FOR 24V

INTERNAL WIRING SET BY THE FACTORY

TRANSFORMER EXTERNAL WIRING SET BY THE INSTALLER

F1 230V/22V LUMY/24A/S
POWER SUPPLY max 15W

F
230V~ 50Hz ±10%

N
230V 22V

CON1

FLASH

RG58

2 x 0,5 mm2 PHOTO 1

J5 J9 TX RX
B A B A
COM
N.C.
N.O.

33 32 31 30

2 x 0,5 mm2 N.O.

29 COM

28 N.O.
START
1 N.O.
27 COM 2 x 0,5 mm2
2 PED
26 N.O.
3 F2 N.C.
25 COM 2 x 0,5 mm2
4
24 N.C.
SAFETY (Only if needed)
5
23 COM 2 x 0,5 mm2
6
22 N.C.

Blue 2 x 0,5 mm2 N.C.

21 COM

Black 20 N.C.
FCA1
2 x 0,5 mm2 N.C.
Blue 19 COM

18 N.C.
FCC1
Brown

WARNING FLASH

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
24V 15w

RED
BLUE
OPEN GATE WARNING LIGHT

2 x 1 mm2

2 x 0,5 mm2

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 5.2 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS FOR 230V MODELS
Execute the wiring following the directions of “Table 2” and diagrams on page 25.

WARNING To ensure an appropriate level of electrical safety always keep the 230V power supply cables apart (minimum 4mm
in the open or 1 mm through insulation) from low voltage cables (motors power supply, controls, electric locks, aerial and auxiliary
circuits power supply), and fasten the latter with appropriate clamps near the terminal boards.
WARNING Connect to the power supply 230 V ~± 10% 50 Hz through a multi pole switch or a different device that can ensure
multi pole disconnection from the power supply, with a contact opening of 3 mm.
WARNING To connect the encoder to the control panel, use only a dedicated cable 3x0,22mm2.

Tabella 2 “collegamento alle morsettiere”

1-2 230 V ~ ±10% (50/60 Hz) power supply input

3-4-5 Operator 1 output 230 V ~ max 600W

6-7-8 Operator 2 output 230 V ~ max 600W (if present)

9-10 230 V ~ max 150 W output for open gate warning light (if P052=0) or courtesy light (if P052>1)

11-12 Flashing light output 230 V ~ max 40W

13 (-)
“Boost” output for electric-lock, max 1 x art. 110 (if P062=0), 24V pulse output, max 5W (if P062=1),
step by step (if P062=2), electro-brake output for not self-locking operators (if P062=3), output for
13-14
electric-lock power supply via external relay (if P062=4), output for electro-magnets power supply for
14 (+)
barriers (ifP062=5) or temporized output (if P062>5).
Output 24V max 100mA; by selecting the FL/WL jumper, you can choose the 230 Flash output as a
15-16 24V output (if the jumper is set to FL) or as a Warning light output (if jumper set to WL).
Warning: the output capacity allows to use LED flashing lights only
17 - N.C.

If the installation requires different comman-

ds and / or additional to the standard, you
can configure each input to the required
17-18 Input 6 FCC 1. If it intervenes it stops M1 closing. If unused, short circuit.
18 - Com

“Advanced Programming”.
19 - N.C.
19-20 Input 5 FCA 1. If it intervenes it stops M1 opening. If unused, short circuit.
20 - Com

Refer to Chapter
21 - N.C. Input 4 PHOTO 1. When enabled (see parameter P050 in the table), activation of
21-22 PHOTO 1 provokes: an inversion of direction (during closing), the arrest of the mo-
vement (during opening), prevent the start (gate closed). If unused, short circuit.

rate.
22 - Com

23 - N.C.
Input 3 SAFETY. If activated, it causes the inversion. See P055 and P056 on the para-
23-24
24 - Com meters table. If unused, short circuit.
25 - N.O.
25-26 Input 2 PED. If activated, it opens motor nr. 1 only.
26 - Com

27 - N.O.
Input 1 START. In case of intervention it provokes: the operator opening or closing. It
27-28
28 - Com may operate as “inversion” mode (P049=0) or “step by step” mode (P049=1).
29 Aerial signal input
30 Ground aerial input
31-32 24 V ~ power supply output for auxiliary devices 200mA
33 (+)
33-34 DE@NET mains input (unused at the moment)
34 (-)

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 WIRING DIAGRAM FOR 230V INTERNAL WIRING SET BY THE FACTORY

LUMY/A EXTERNAL WIRING SET BY THE INSTALLER

max 40W

N L

FLASH

POWER SUPPLY
230V~ 50Hz ±10%
230V

OMNIPOLAR CIRCUIT BRAKER

RG58

3 x 1,5 mm2
2 x 0,5 mm2 PHOTO 1

TX RX
N.C.
N.O.

COM

34 33 32 31 30 29

ENC
M1

2 x 0,5 mm2 N.O.

28 COM

27 N.O.
START
2 x 0,5 mm2 N.O.
FL / WL 26 COM

25 N.O.
PED
F1 F2 N.C.
24 COM 2 x 0,5 mm2
23 N.C.
SAFETY (Only if needed)
22 COM 2 x 0,5 mm2
21 N.C.

Blue 2 x 0,5 mm2 N.C.

20 COM
N 1 FCA1
Black 19 N.C.

2 2 x 0,5 mm2 N.C.

F Blue 18 COM

17 N.C.
FCC1
Brown

FLASH
WARNING 230V LOCK WL/FL24V
MOT 1 MOT 2

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
230V max 150W

GRAY
BLACK
BROWN
OPEN GATE WARNING LIGHT

2 x 1 mm2

2 x 0,5 mm2

4 x 1,5 mm2

3 x 0,22 mm2

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 6 STANDARD PROGRAMMING
1 Power Supply
Give power supply, the display shows the following symbols “ ”, “ ”, “ ” and then “----”.

* If the control panel has already been programmed and the power fails or is switched off - once power is returned and a START
command is given, the position reset procedure is performed (see “rESP” in the table “WORKING STATUS MESSAGES” on page 31.

2 Visualisation of inputs and operations-counter status

1. Press the key for 15 seconds;

2. The display will show respectively:

Inputs status (check it’s correct);

Total operations counter (* see P064):

i.g.: = 3x100* = 3000 operations performed

Maintenance operations-counter (* see P065):

i.g.: = 5*x500 = 2500 operations remaining
before the maintenance intervention request ( =
manoeuvres-counter disabled)

3. Hold down the key to display a cyclic 3 options, or

release the button to exit the parameter.

3 Selection type of operators ! IMPORTANT !

1. Scroll down the parameters with and keys until you vi-
sualise P028;
2. Access the parameter by pressing the key;
3. Verify that the value corresponds to d007 (REV), otherwise, you
must select it by pressing and keys;
4. Confirm your choice by pressing the key (display returns
again to P028).

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4 Selection of direction of motion
1. Scroll down the parameters with and keys
until you visualise P063;
2. Access the parameter by pressing the key;
3. Acting on and keys, set:
- d000=motor in standard position (on the left of
the gap);
- d001=motor in inverted position (on the right of
the gap);
4. Confirm your choice by pressing the key (di-
splay returns again to P063).

Warning: The parameter automatically reverses

the motors output open/close and any limit switch
input open/close.

5 How to adjust the limit switche

1. Scroll down the parameters untill you visualize
P001;
2. confirm by pressing the key;
3. by pressing (open) and (close), move the
leaf in the opening position and adjust the limit
switch cam so that it pushes the microswitch in
that point;
Repeat adjusting the closing limit switch.
4. Confirm by pressing the key (display shows
again P001).

6 Motor stroke learning

1. Make sure you have properly adjusted the opening/closing limit switches cams;
2. Scroll down the parameters with and keys until you visualise P003;
3. Access the parameter by pressing the key;
4. When “ ” flashes, continue pressing the key;
5. Release the key when “ ” stops flashing; Start the learning procedure with operator 1 opening;
6. Wait for the door searches and stops on the opening stop and then on the closing stop.
7. Once the procedure is ended, the display will show “----“.

7 Transmitters learning
7.1 Transmitters coding selection
1. Scroll down the parameters with and keys until you visualise
P027;
2. Confirm by pressing on the key;
3. Select the type of transmitter by scrolling and keys:
- d000=fix rolling-code (suggested);
- d001=complete rolling-code;
- d002=dip-switch;
4. Confirm by pressing on the key (display shows again P027).

Warning: If you need to vary the type of encoding, and only if other
remotes with different encoding are memorized, you need to erase
memory (P004) AFTER you have set the new encoding.

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 9.2 Learning
1. Scroll down the parameters with and
keys until you visualise P005;
2. Confirm by pressing on the key;
3. When the symbol “ ” appears, press
on any key of the transmitter you want to
memorize;
4. The display visualizes the number of the
transmitter just memorized and then “ ”;
5. Memorize all necessary transmitters repeat-
ing this procedure from step 3;
6. Wait 10 seconds before quitting the memo-
rization mode, display shows now “----“.

Warning: In the case of rolling code remotes,

the receiver can be put into learning mode
by pressing the hidden button on a remote
control previously learned.

8 Adjustment of operating parameters

If you need to modify the operating parameters (force, speedness
etc..):
1. Scroll down the parameters until you visualize the desire pa-
rameter (i.g. P032);
2. Confirm by pressing on the key;
3. By pressing on and , set up the desired value;
4. Confirm by pressing on the key (display shows the param-
eters previously selected).

For the complete list of the “Operating Parameters” See

the table on page. 34.

9 Programming complete
WARNING At the end of the programming procedure, use the buttons and until the appearance of the symbol “----”, the
operator is now ready again for new manoeuvres.

To perform any “Advanced Programming” operations (cancellation of the remotes, configuration inputs, etc. ..),
see on page 29.

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7 ADVANCED PROGRAMMING
Here are some added programming procedures relating to remotes memory management and advanced configuration of the
control inputs.

1 Deletion of memorized transmitters

1.1 Deletion of all transmitters

1. Scroll down the parameters until you visualize P004;

2. Confirm by pressing on the key;
3. When “ ” is flashing, press the key for a few
seconds;
4. Release the key as soon as “ ” stops flashing;
5. All memorized transmitters have been deleted (display
shows again P004).

1.2 How to search and delete a transmitter

1. Scroll down the parameters until you visualize P006;
2. Confirm by pressing on the key;
3. By pressing on and , keys, select the transmitter
you want to delete (eg. );
4. When “ ” flashes, confirm the deletion by pressing
the key for a few seconds;
5. Release the key when appears “ ”;
6. The selected transmitter is deleted (display shows again
P006).

2 Resetting of default parameters

1. Scroll down the parameters until you visualize P007;
2. Confirm by pressing on the key;
3. When “ ” flashes, press the key;
4. Release the key as soon as “ ” stops flashing;
Default parameters for the configuration currently in
use are restored;
5. At the end of the operation display returns to P007.

Warning: After you restore the default parameters, you

must program the control panel again and adjust all
operating parameters, in particular, remember to pro-
perly set the configuration of parameters (P028 - P029
- P030 – operator configuration).

3 Locking-Unlocking access to programming

By using a “dip-switch” remote (regardless of the type of remotes already memorized) it’s possible to lock-unlock access to the pro-
gramming of the control panel to avoid tampering. The remote setting is the locking-unlocking code verified by the control board.

3.1 Locking access to programming

1. Scroll through the parameters with the buttons
and until the display shows P008;
2. Access the parameter by pressing the button ;
3. The display shows alternately the writing
to indicate that the control board
is waiting for the transmission of the block code;
4. Within 10 seconds press CH1 on the “TX Mas-
ter”, the display shows before
returning to the list of parameters;
5. Access to programming is locked.

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 3.2 Unlocking access to programming
1. Scroll through the parameters with the buttons
and until the display shows P008;
2. Access the parameter by pressing the button ;
3. The display shows alternately the writing
to indicate that the control board
is waiting for the transmission of the unlocking
code;
4. Within 10 sec. press the CH1 of the “TX Mas-
ter”, the display shows before
returning to the list of parameters;
5. Access to programming is unlocked.

3.3 Unlocking access to programming and global reset

WARNING! This procedure involves the loss of all
stored settings.
The procedure allows the unlocking of the control panel without
having to know its unlocking code.
Following this release, you must program the control panel
again and adjust all operating parameters, in particular, re-
member to properly set the configuration of parame-
ters (P028 - P029 - P030 – operator configuration). You
will also need to repeat the measurement of impact forces to
ensure the installation compliance to standards.
1. Scroll through the parameters with the buttons and
until the display shows P008;
2. Access the parameter by pressing the button ;
3. The display shows alternately the writing ;
4. Press the button , the display shows the flashing writing
;
5. Press the button again and hold for 5 seconds (releasing it
before, the procedure is terminated): The display shows the
fixed writing followed by , before returning to the
list of parameters;
6. Access to programming is unlocked.

4 Inputs configuration
Where the installation requires different commands and / or additional to
the standard ones described by plan, you can configure each input for the
operation desired (eg START, PHOTOS, STOP, etc ...).
1. Scroll down the parameters with the and to see that correspond-
ing to the desired one:
● P017=for INPUT 1;
● P018=for INPUT 2;
● P019=for INPUT 3;
● P020=for INPUT 4;
● P021=for INPUT 5;
● P022=for INPUT 6;
2. Confirm by pressing on the key to get access to the parameter (eg.
P018);
3. Scroll down with the and , keys to set the value corresponding to
the desired operation (refer to table “Input Configuration parameters”
on page 33);
4. Confirm by pressing on the key (display shows again P018).
5. Execute the new connection to the input just reconfigured.

5 Programming complete
WARNING At the end of the programming procedure, use the buttons and until the appearance of the symbol “----”, the
operator is now ready again for new manoeuvres.

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8 MESSAGES SHOWN ON THE DISPLAY
WORKING STATUS MESSAGES
Mess. Description
Gate is closed
Gate is opened
Opening under way
Closing under way
While in step-by-step mode, the control board awaits further instructions after a start command
Stop command received
Reset current position: The control unit has just been turned on after a power failure, or the gate has exceeded the maximum number (80)
of inversions allowed without ever getting to the closing stroke, or the maximum number (3 ) of consecutive operations allowed of the anti-
crushing device.
Once the control unit has been reset and open command given the gate will start moving at slow speed, until it reaches end of travel.
ERROR MESSAGES
Mess. Description Possible solutions
- Make sure there are no specific frictions and / or obstacles during the run;
- Give a start pulse to initiate a position reset procedure;
Error position: The reset position procedure is not suc-
- Verify that the operation is completed successfully, manually helping the run, if
cessful. The control panel is awaiting commands.
necessary;
- Adjust power and speed settings if necessary.
External photocells and/or safety devices are activat-
- Make sure that all safety devices and/or photocells installed are working properly.
ed or out of order.
- Disconnect and connect power supply. Give a start impulse, if this error appears
Possible failure to the control board power circuit.
again, replace the control board.
Time-out operators run: The engine/s exceeded the
- Give a start pulse to start the position reset procedure;
maximum operating time (5min) without ever stop-
- Ensure that this operation is successful.
ping.
Time-out obstacle detection: With anti-crushing sen-
- Make sure there are no specific frictions and / or obstacles during the run;
sor disabled, was still detected the presence of an ob-
- Give a start pulse to initiate a position reset procedure;
stacle that prevents movement of the leaf for a period
- Verify that the operation is completed successfully.
of 10 seconds more.
- Make sure that operators and encoders connections are well done.
- Check that jumpers J5 and J9 are well positioned as shown on the electric wiring
Operators mouvement not detected.
(for 24V only).
- If this error appears again, replace the control panel.

9 START-UP
The start-up phase is very important to ensure maximum security and compliance to regulations, including all the requirements of
EN 12445 standard which establishes the test methods for testing the automation for gates.
DEA System reminds that all installation, maintenance, cleaning or repair operations on any part of the system must be performed
exclusively by qualified personnel who must be responsible of all texts requie by the eventual risk;

9.1 Installation test

The testing operation is essential in order to verify the correct installation of the system. DEA System wants to summarize the
proper testing of all the automation in 4 easy steps:
• Make sure that you comply strictly as described in paragraph 2 “WARNINGS SUMMARY”;
• Test the opening and closing making sure that the movement of the leaf match as expected. We suggest in this regard to perform
various tests to assess the smoothness of the gate and defects in assembly or adjustment;
• Ensure that all safety devices connected work properly;
• Perform the measurement of impact forces in accordance with the standard 12445 to find the setting that ensures compliance
with the limits set by the standard EN12453.
WARNING Using spare parts not indicated by DEA System and/or incorrect re-assembly can create a risk to people, animals
and property and also damage the product. For this reason, always use only the parts indicated by DEA System and scrupulously
follow all assembly instructions.

9.2 Unlocking and Manual operation

In the event of malfunctions or simple power failure, release the motor (Pic. 8) and perform the operation manually.
The knowledge of the unlocking operation is very important, because in times of emergency the lack of timeliness in acting on
such a device can be dangerous.
WARNING The efficancy and safety of manual operation of the automation is guaranteed by DEA System only if the installation
has been installed correctly and with original accessories.

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 10 MAINTENANCE
Good preventive maintenance and regular inspection ensure
long working life. In the table below you will find a listo f inspec- INTERVENTION TYPE PERIODICITY
tions/maintenance operations to be programmed and executed cleaning of external surfaces 6 months
periodically. checking of screw tightening 6 months
Consult the TROUBLE-SHOOTING” table whenever anoma-
lies are observed in order to find the solution to the problem and checking of release mechanism operation 6 months
contact DEA System directly whenever the solution required is not electric brake cleaning 6 months
provided.

TROUBLE-SHOOTING
Description Possible solutions
When the opening or closing command is activated the The operator is not receiving correct power supply. Check all connections, fuses, and the
gate leaf fails to move and the operator’s electric mo- power supply cable conditions and replace or repair if necessary. If the gate does not close
tor fails to start. check the correct functioning of photocells.
Check that the unlocking system is closed (see Pic. 8).
When the opening command is activated, the motor Check the electronic force adjustment device and the mechanical clutch.
starts but the gate leafs fail to move. Make sure that the motor does not push in the opposite direction, the limit switch electri-
cal connections might be reversed.
Make sure that nothing hinders the gate wheels movement and the slide in which they roll.
There always must be backlash between rack and pinion; make sure the rack is accura-
tely positioned.
The gate moves by fits and starts, it is noisy, it stops at
half run or it does not start. The power of the gearmotor may be insufficient for the characteristics of the gate’s wing;
check the choice of model whenever requiredh.
If the operator attachment to the gate bends or is badly fastened, repair and/or buttress
it.

11 PRODUCT DISPOSAL
REV consists of materials of various types, some of which can be recycled (electrical cables, plastic, aluminum, etc. ..) while others
must be disposed of (electronic boards and components).
Proceed as follows:
1. Disconnect the power supply;
2. Disconnect and disassemble all the accessories connected. Follow the instructions in reverse to that described in the section “Instal-
lation”;
3. Remove the electronic components;
4. Sorting and disposing of the materials exactly as per the regulations in the country of sale.
WARNING In line with EU Directive 2002/96/EC for waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), this electrical product
must not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste. Please dispose of this product by returning it to your local municipal col-
lection point for recycling.

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 PAR. PROCEDURE SETTABLE VALUES
Positioning of operator 1

Positioning of operator 2

Memorization of the motors’ stroke

Deletion of transmitters

Transmitters memorizing

Search and deletion of a transmitter

Loading of standard parameters: the list is up dated with factory settings

Lock access to programming

How to learn connected DE@NET devices (unused at the moment)

Unused parameter

Unused parameter

PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
Unused parameter

Unused parameter

Unused parameter

Unused parameter

DEFAULT VALUES
(for different standards of installation)
PAR. PARAMETER DESCRIPTION SETTABLE VALUES
sliding gate 24V sliding gate 230V

INPUT_3 selectioning input type • 000: IN3 type=free contact

(free contact) (free contact)
• 001: IN3 type=constant resistance 8K2

INPUT_1 operating selection • 000: NONE (unused parameter) IN1

• 001: START (start) (START) (START)
• 002: PED. (pedestrian)
INPUT_2 operating selection • 003: OPEN (separated open) IN2
• 004: CLOSE (separated close) (PEDESTRIAN) (PEDESTRIAN)
• 005: OPEN_PM (man present open)
INPUT_3 operating selection • 006: CLOSE_PM (man present close) IN3
• 007: ELOCK-IN (electric-lock activation. See P062) (SAFETY) (SAFETY)
• 008: PHOTO 1 (photocell 1)
INPUT_4 operating selection • 009: PHOTO 2 (photocell 2) IN4
• 010: SAFETY 1 (safety rib 1) (PHOTO 1) (PHOTO 1)
• 011: STOP (lock)
INPUT_5 operating selection • 012: FCA1 (opening limit switches Mot1) IN5
• 013: FCA2 (opening limit switchtes Mot2) (FCA1) (FCA1)
• 014: FCC1 (closing limit switches Mot1)
INPUT_6 operating selection • 015: FCC2 (closing limit switches Mot2) IN6
• 016: SAFETY 2 (safety rib 2) (FCC1) (FCC1)

Allocation of CHANNEL 1 of remotes • 000: NONE (unused parameter) CH1 (START) (START)
• 001: START (start)
Allocation of CHANNEL 2 of remotes • 002: PEDESTRIAN (pedestrian) CH2 (NONE) (NONE)

INPUTS CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS

• 003: OPEN (separated open)
Allocation of CHANNEL 3 of remotes • 004: CLOSED (separated close) CH3
• 005: OPEN_PM (man present open) (NONE) (NONE)
• 006: CLOSED_PM (man present close)
Allocation of CHANNEL 4 of remotes • 007: ELOCK-IN (electric-lock activation. See P062) CH4 (NONE) (NONE)

Selection of type of remotes • 000: HCS fix-code

• 001: HCS rolling-code
• 002: Dip-switch

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Selection type of operators • 005: LIVI 5/24

• 006: LIVI 8/24
• 007: GULLIVER / REV

Unused parameter

OPERATORS

PARAMETERS
CONFIGURATION
Unused parameter

Operators speed adjustment during slow-down while opening 15%tot........................100%tot

Warning (230V only): For operators without
Operators speed adjustment during the stroke while opening encoder, speed during opening/closing cycles (100%) 15%tot........................100%tot

Operators speed adjustment during the stroke while closing and slow down speed during opening/closing cycles 15%tot........................100%tot
(30%) are fixed independently from set values.
Operators speed adjustment during slow-down while closing 15%tot........................100%tot

Slow down duration adjustment while opening 5%tot............................80%to

Slow down duration adjustment while closing 5%tot............................80%tot

Operator 1 force adjustment while opening 15%tot…...........................100%tot

(if = 100% obstacle detection deactivated)

Operator n.1 force adjustment while closing 15%tot…...........................100%tot

(if = 100% obstacle detection deactivated)

Unused parameter

Unused parameter

Automatic closing times adjustment 0sec...................................255sec

(if = 0 automatic closing deactivated)

Pedestrian automatic closing time adjustment 0sec...................................255sec

(se = 0 pedestrian automatic closing deactivated)

Pedestrian stroke duration adjustment 5%tot…...........................100%tot

Pre-flashing time adjustment 0sec…….10sec

OPERATING PARAMETERS
Unused parameter

Unused parameter

Collectivity function: if it is activated it deactivates both opening and closing inputs for the whole duration of automatic opening and closing • 000: “collectivity function” deactivated
• 001: “collectivity function” activated

Ram blow function: it pushes the motors closed for one second before each opening movement, so as to ease the electric-lock release • 000: “ram blow” deactivated
• 001: “ram blow function” activated

“Reversal” mode selection (during the manoeuvre a command impulse reverse the mouvement) or “step by step” (during the manoeuvre a • 000: “reversal function”
command impulse stops the mouvement). A next impulse restart the operator to the opposite direction. • 001: “step by step function”

PHOTO input functioning: If=0: photocell enabled while closing and starting when the gate is stopped; if=1 photocells are • 000: photocell enabled while closing and when gate is stopped
PHOTO 1 always enabled; if=2 photocells are enabled while closing only. When enabled, its activation provokes: the inversion (while • 001: photocells always enabled
closing), the stop (while opening) and prevent the starting (when gate is closed). • 002: photocells enabled only while closing
If=3-4-5, the operation is the same as the values 0-1-2 but with “close immediately” enabled: in any case, during the opening • 003: as 000 but with “close immediately” enabled
PHOTO 2 and/or the pause time, removal of a possible obstacle causes the gate automatically closes after a fixed delay of 5 sec. • 004: as 001 but with “close immediately” enabled
• 005: as 002 but with “close immediately” enabled
 sliding gate 24V sliding gate 230V

Operation mode selection of the warning light output: • 000: “fix warning light”
If = 0 “warning light” (output always ON when the gate is open, OFF after a closing operation), • 001: “flashing warning light” (only for 24V)
If = 1 “flashing warning light” (slow intermittent output during opening and fast while closing, always ON at gate opened, always OFF at the • >001 : “courtesy light” off delay
end of a closing operation only), (1sec………………255sec)
If> 1 “courtesy light” (output ON during each movement, OFF when the motor stops, after the setting delay)

Unused parameter

“soft start” function: motors accelerate gradually until they reach the set speed, avoiding sudden departures. • 000: “soft start” deactivated
Warning (230V only): For operators without encoder, the parameter will be ingnored. • 001: “soft start” activated
• 002: “long soft start” activated

Adjust the inversion on obstacle period (detected by internal anti-crushing sensor or by the safety input when activated): If = 0 it makes a • 000: inversione completa su ostacolo
complete inversion, if> 0 indicates the duration (in seconds) of the run, after inversion resulting from detection of an obstacle during the • >000: durata dell’inversione su ostacolo
opening. (1sec……………..10sec)

Adjust the inversion on obstacle period (detected by internal anti-crushing sensor or by the safety input when activated): If = 0 it makes a • 000: complete reversal on obstacle
complete inversion, if> 0 indicates the duration (in seconds) of the run, after inversion resulting from detection of an obstacle during the closing. • >000: duration of reversal on obstacle
(1sec……………..10sec)

Facilitation manual release: If≠0, after detecting the locking stop, the engine reverses for a brief time to release the pressure on it, and thus • 000: facilitating release disabled
facilitate the manual release. The set value shows the length of the inversion. If=0 function disabled • >000: facilitation activated with release time equal to:
(1x25ms……….................40x25ms)

Unused parameter

Unused parameter

Unused parameter

“Energy saving” mode: If=1 after 10sec of inactivity, the control panel turns the 24V outputs and the display off that will be turned on at first • 000: “Energy saving” not active
command received (use recommended battery-powered and / or solar panel). • 001: “Energy saving” active

Electric-lock output operating: If=0 “boost” output for electric-lock art.110 power supply, If=1 24V output controlled by the ELOCK_IN input as • 000: “Boost” output for electric-lock art.110 power supply

OPERATING PARAMETERS
pulsed mode,If=2 24V output controlled by the ELOCK_IN input as step-by-step mode, If=3 electro-brake output for not self-locking operators, • 001: “24V pulse output max 5W
If=4 24V output for electric-lock power supply via an external relay, If=5 24V output for electro-magnets power supply for barriers, If>5 24V • 002: “24V step-by-step output max 5W
output controlled by the ELOCK_IN input as temporized mode (the set value indicates the switch-off delay in seconds). • 003: “Electric-lock output for not self-locking operators
• 004: “Output for electric-lock power supply via an external relay
• 005: “output for electro-magnets power supply for barriers
• >005: “24V temporized output max 5W
(5sec………………255sec)

Run direction inversion: If=1 automatically reverses the outputs open/close of the operators and any opening/closing limit switches inputs, • 000: “Standard installation”
avoiding having to manual change the wiring when installing the operator in an inverted position. • 001: “Inverted installation”

Multiplier operations-counter: Multiply the number of operations after which the total operations-counter will be updated. • 000: “x100
To view the values, refer to the section “Visualisation of inputs and operations-counter status”. • 001: “x1000
• 002: “x10000
• 003: “x100000
Maintenance Operations-counter: if = 0 reset the counter and disables the intervention request , if> 0 indicates the number of operations (x • 000: “Request Maintenance disabled
500) to be made before the control panel executes a 4 second additional pre-flash to indicate the need of maintenance. • >000: “Number of operations (x 500) for required maintenance
i.g.: If P064 = 050, operations number = 50x500 = 25000 operations (1...................................255)
Warning: Before you set a new value of the counter-manoeuvres maintenance, the same must be reset by setting P065= 0 and only later
P065 = “new value”.

Selection of operating flashing light output: If=0 intermittent flashing light output; • 000: “intermittent flashing light output
If=1 Fixed flashing light output (for flashing lights with intermittent interior circuits). • 001: “fixed flashing light output

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sliding gate 24V sliding gate 230V

Operation of the SFT input: if = 0 safety edge always enabled, if = 1 safety edge enabled only while closing, if = 2 safety edge • 000: “safety edge always enabled
SAFETY 1 enabled only while closing and before any movement, if = 3 safety edge enabled only when opening, if = 4 safety edge enabled • 001: “safety edge enabled only while closing
only while opening and before any movement; as for the obstacle detection with internal anti-crushing sensor, also the activation • 002: “safety edge enabled only while closing and before any movement
of the inputs SFT1 and SFT2 causes the complete or partial reversal as set by P055 (duration of inversion on obstacles while • 003: “safety edge enabled only when opening
SAFETY 2
opening, and P056 (duration of reversal on obstacle while closing) • 004: “safety edge enabled only while opening and before any movement

Delay on limit switch detection: the operation is stopped after 1,5 sec from limit switch detection. When during this delay a stop is detected, • 000: “limit switch delay disabled
the operator is suddenly stopped • 001: “limit switch delay enabled

Adjustment of acceleration durability • 000: “acceleration deactivated (it runs an acceleration of minimum durability,
Warning: if soft start is activated, the acceleration is deactivated indipendently from P070 value. almost imperceptible)
• 00X: “adjusts the acceleration durability at 1,5 sec (X*6 ms)

Unused parameter

Unused parameter

OPERATING PARAMETERS
Unused parameter

Unused parameter

Unused parameter
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113

321 223

110
 300 - 400 400 - 500

500 - 600 35 ÷ 45
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in3
m

FCC 1 FCA 1

Finecorsa magnetico di chiusura (azzurro) Finecorsa magnetico di apertura (verde)

Closing magnetic limit switch (light blue)
Fin de course magnétique de fermeture (bleu)
Final de carrera magnético de cierre (azul)
Fim-de-curso de fecho magnético (azul)
Wyłączniki krańcowe magnetyczne na zamykaniu (niebieski)
Opening magnetic limit switch (green)
Fin de course magnétique d’ouverture (vert)
Final de carrera magnético de apertura (verde)
Fim-de-curso de abertura magnético (verde)
Wyłączniki krańcowe magnetyczne na otwieraniu (zielony)

A
Centrale di Comando

B
Control Board

Nero, Black, Noire,

A Negro, Preto, Czarny FCA 1
Blu, Blue, Bleu, Azul,
B Azul, Niebieski COM
Marrone, Brown,
C Marron, Marrón, FCC 1
Marrom, Brąz

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 Tabella “ACCESSORI PRODOTTO”, Table “PRODUCT ACCESSORIES”, Tableau “ACCESSOIRES PRODUITS”,
Tabla “ACCESORIOS PRODUCTO”, Tabela “ACESSÓRIOS DO PRODUTO”, Tabell “AKCESORIA DODATKOWE”.

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Code Descripción, Descrição, Opis
Cremagliera in NYLON
NYLON rack
111 Crémaillère NYLON
619000 Cremallera NYLON
Cremalheira NYLON
Listwa zębata NYLONOWA
Cremagliera ZINCATA 22x22
ZINC PLATED rack 22x22
112 Crémaillère ZINGUÉE 22x22
126001 Cremallera GALVANIZADA 22x22
Cremalheira ZINCADA 22x22
Listwa zębata METALOWA do spawania 22x22
Cremagliera ZINCATA 30x12
ZINC PLATED rack 30x12
113 Crémaillère ZINGUÉE 30x12
126000 Cremallera GALVANIZADA 30x12
Cremalheira ZINCADA 30x12
Listwa zębata METALOWA do przykręcenia 30x12
Pignone Z22 per incremento velocità su motori REV
Z22 pinion to increase speedness of REV motors
Pignon Z22 pour augmenter la vitesse des moteurs REV
Pignone Z22 Piñón Z22 para el incremento de la velocidad del motor REV
619090 Pinhão Z22 para aumentar a velocidade dos motores REV
Koło zębate Z22 zastosowane w celu zwiększenia prędkości na silni-
kach REV

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