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Step 8

Securing the Shaft to the Motor

Important! With the door open to slightly above waist level (for a

comfortable working height), check that the foot of the door is level.

Move the Manual Over-ride Lever anti-clockwise and turn the Output

Shaft by hand until the holes are horizontal, as in Figure 13. Re-engage

the motor by moving the Manual Over-ride Lever clockwise to lock the

Output Shaft in place.

Important! Check that the gap between the Sprocket Cover and the

side guide is correct (Figure 10). Using a sharp Ø4 mm bit, carefully drill

through the hole in the Output Shaft with attention being paid to keeping

central, level and square. Push an M4x20 Socket Head Cap Screw through

the hole just drilled.

Repeat 'Cutting' and 'Securing the Shaft' for the right side (Steps 7 and

8), remembering to slide the two Bearing Brackets onto the other Shaft.

Release the motor by means of

the Manual Over-ride Lever, lift

the door until the tips of the M4

screws come into view and ﬁ t

M4 Nylok Nuts. Lower the door

until the Heads of the M4 screws

come into view. Tighten the M4

screws and nuts with a 7 mm

spanner and a 3 mm Allen key.

Figure 13

Step 9

Securing the Bearing Brackets

(For a Digi-Roll-up: If ﬁ tted, remove the red Foot Stops from the bottom

Rail.)

On the left side, position the left edge of the Bearing Bracket ﬂ ush with

the end of the aluminium Bottom Rail. Using a Ø3.5 mm bit, drill through

the mounting bushes in the Bearing Bracket and ﬁ t two #8x25 mm Self

Tapping Screws. Likewise, mount the next Bearing Bracket 600 mm to the

right of the ﬁ rst. Repeat the above for mounting the Bearing Brackets on

the right side. Snip a corner off of the grease sachet and apply grease to

the shafts where they are visible in each bracket, as well as the underside.

Tensioning the Chains

Release the motor by means of the Manual Over-ride Lever and, by hand,

close the door fully. Now tighten the Ø6 mm Coach Bolts in the Chain

Anchors, left and right.

Using a 3 mm Allen Key and a 7 mm spanner, tighten the M4 Nylok Nut

above the triangular support bracket, to tension the chains so that no

slack is evident and both chains feels ﬁ rm. Refer to Figure 5.

Step 10

Mounting the Power Pack and Junction Box

Remove the dust-cover from the Junction Box. Depending on the position

of the nearest mains 3-pin power socket, choose a front or side wall. On

that wall, using the #4 screws and Ø5.5 mm plugs supplied, mount the

Junction Box as in Figure 14, 1.1 m from the ﬂ oor and 100 mm from the side

guide of the door.

Take care to avoid damaging the wires in the Junction Box.

Cable Entry

Green

0V Com

Yellow

AC 24V

Blue

AC 24V

Plug

Figure 14

Figure 15

Plug the Power Pack into the 3-Pin Mains Socket; do not switch on yet. Use

the twin-ﬂ ex cable to connect the Power Pack to the Junction Box as in

Figure 15, making use of the Yellow and Blue terminals, marked 'AC 24V'.

(Note: depending on the position of the power point, a longer length of

twin-ﬂ ex may be required). Secure the cable to the wall by means of cable-

saddles. Fit the dust-cover to the Junction Box. Plug the short end of the

curly cord into the Junction Box.

As in Figure 16, attach the beginning of the straight portion of the curly

cord to the tip of the nearest bearing

bracket with a cable-tie, then at the

diagonal attachment point. Plug the

free end of the curly cord into the

socket third from the right of the

Controller (Figure 9). Secure the cord

to the next bearing bracket with a

cable-tie. Finally, fold up any slack

cable and secure it with a cable-tie.

Trim the free ends of the cable-ties.

Figure 16

Step 11

Set-up

Switch on the Power Pack at the 3-Pin Mains Socket.

Referring to Figure 9, plug the 3-Pin plug from the batteries into the

socket, second from the right on the Controller. The lights will ﬂ ash and

the beeper will sound, and the LED on the Controller will ﬂ ash orange. (If

the LED shows green, a 'Reset' is required; see Reset on page 11).

• Ensure that the Limit Slide is in the upper-most position. Refer to

Figure 17

• Move the Manual Over-ride Lever fully anti-clockwise

• Press the button on the Controller and the LED will show red

• By hand, move the door to the closed position against the ﬂ oor

• Move the Manual Over-ride Lever fully clockwise

• Depress the Limit Slide Button and move the Limit Slide slowly

downwards, until the LED on the Controller changes from red to green.

Release the Limit Slide Button.

Keep clear during this phase.

Press the button on the

Controller (see Figure 9).

The Paratrak will slowly open

the door in 'seek' mode until

the fully open position is

reached. The Paratrack will

then close, stopping on the

ﬂ oor.

The Controller will beep

twice and the LED will

double-ﬂ ash orange.

Figure 17

Step 12

Adding the eKey Remote

Press the button on the Controller and the LED will ﬂ ash orange. Within 30

seconds, press the chosen button on the eKey Remote, causing the LED

to turn off. Press the same button on the eKey Remote again and the LED

will ﬂ ash and the Beeper will sound four times. The eKey Remote is ready

to use. Note: For security reasons, adding remotes requires the door to

be fully closed.

For additional eKey Remotes, repeat Step 12.

Reset.

If, for any reason, the Set-up procedure above needs to be repeated, ﬁ rst

reset as follows:

From the Controller, un-plug the Telecom plug (Curly cord) and the

Battery plug. Push and hold the button on the Controller while inserting

the Battery plug. The Lights will ﬂ ash and the Beeper will sound and the

LED will ﬂ ash orange. Continue Set-up (Step 11).

Step 13

Adjusting Obstacle Sensing

Important (For safety reasons, perform this check twice a year.)

Referring to Figure 9, set the 'FORCE' adjuster mid-way. Using the eKey

Remote, open the door. Start the door closing and, while standing to the

left or right of the Paratrak, obstruct the door by hand. The door should

sense the obstruction and reverse. If the force seems too high or low,

Red

make a slight change on the 'FORCE' adjuster (clock-wise for more), and

Beam N.C.

Black

test again.

0V Com

White

Beam N.C.

– ADDITIONAL INFORMATION –

Erasing all eKey Remotes

Note: This procedure will erase all the eKey Remotes that have been

added to the Paratrak. Ensure that all the relevant eKey Remotes are

available, to re-add them after erasing. Referring to Figure 9, press and

hold the button on the Controller. After ten seconds the LED will ﬂ ash

and the Beeper will sound four times. This indicates that all eKey Remotes

have been cleared from memory.

Fitting a Key Release

A Key Release is required where

there is no side door; the garage

door providing the only access.

Refer to Figure 18. In the second

externally

recessed

corrugation

above the Paratrak, mark a point

250 mm to the left of the Manual

Over-ride Lever, and 150 mm above.

Drill and mount the Key Release at

this mark.

Figure 18

Measure the distance from the Key Release to the end of the Manual

Over-ride Lever in the horizontal position. Cut the cable 150 mm longer

than this distance. Insert the Key Release into the body and lock it. Loop

the cable around the end of the Manual Over-ride Lever and secure it with

an electrical screw clamp.

Manual Operation

To release the door from the Paratrak unit for manual operation, move the

yellow lever at the right end of the unit, from its horizontal position in an

anti-clockwise direction until it touches the body.

The door may now be moved by hand. To re-engage the drive, return the

yellow lever to the horizontal position in a clockwise direction. Note that

the door may be re-engaged in any position, and, if not closed, the next

operation will cause the door to close slowly until the ﬂ oor is reached.

Fitting Safety Beams

Choose and mark a suitable mounting height on both sides of the gate

or doorway, low enough to protect toddlers and pets, but not lower than

the under-side of most motor vehicles. Mount the Safety Beam units

(Transmitter and Receiver) opposing one another, and at the chosen

height. Note: Do not screw or rivet through the side tracks. This will

interfere with the free movement of the curtain.

Wiring (Refer to Figure 15)

In the Junction Box (dust cover removed), use the White terminal to supply

positive(+) voltage to both beam units, and the black terminal to make the

negative (-) connection to both beam units. If a Digitronic Safety Beam

set is used, in the receiver unit, connect a short wire from negative (-)

to 'COM'. Lastly, connect the Red terminal to the beam normally closed

(N.C.) terminal on the beam Receiver unit.

Set-up

Limit slide

Referring to Figure 9, enable the Safety Beam by removing the link below

the Telecom plug. The Safety Beam will not function if this is not done.

Interrupting the beam during closing will cause the Paratrak to stop and

reverse, but will be ignored during opening.

Enabling Auto-close

Warning! It is strongly advised that Safety Beams are ﬁ tted before

making use of Auto-close.

Referring to Figure 9, remove the Auto-close Link to the right of the 3-way

screw terminals. For convenience, store the Link on a single pin. The

Auto-close timer will start after the door has stopped opening; after ten

seconds the beeper will sound and the lights will ﬂ ash for a further ten

seconds before the door starts to close. Interrupting the safety beam will

reset the timer, and the timer will not start while the beam is interrupted.

Fitting a Wall Console

Fix the Wall Console to the wall, in a convenient position (usually next to

the side door) at a height of at least 1,5 m, within sight of the automated

door, but clear of moving parts. To add the Wall Console to the Paratrak,

close the door and un-clip the cover from the Battery Box. As in 'Adding

an eKey Remote', press the button on the Controller and the LED will

ﬂ ash. Within 30 seconds, press the large button on the Wall Console,

causing the LED on the Controller to turn off. Press the same button on

the Wall Console and the LED will ﬂ ash and the Beeper will sound four

times. The Wall Console is ready for use. The large button will control the

Paratrak (Open, Close and Stop). The button with the light symbol turns

the Paratrak lighting on and off. (Note that this lighting will still go off after

three minutes). Normal operation of the Paratrak is locked and un-locked

by means of the button with the key symbol. The LED on the Controller

changes from green to red when locked.

Fitting an Additional Receiver

An additional receiver may be connected by means of the terminals shown

in ﬁ gure 8. These are:

'-'(0V), '+'(24V) and '▲▼' (Operate, N.O. contact, active low signal). This

receiver should not exceed 50mA. The range of this receiver may be

degraded; if so, increase the mounting distance to at least 1 metre from

the Controller.

Status Indications

The single L.E.D. on the controller indicates the status of the Paratrak as

follows:

• Green (solid)

- Ready, Mains is on

• Green (ﬂ ashing) - Ready, Mains is off - battery voltage good

• Red (ﬂ ashing)

- Battery low – door cannot operate – restore mains

to charge

• Red (solid)

- Door locked by means of the wall console – will

beep once when operation is attempted – unlock

using the wall console

• Orange (ﬂ ashing) - Reset – Programming mode – see Step 11, Set-up

for details Page 9

Note: To save power, the Status L.E.D turns off when the Courtesy Light

times out.

Speciﬁ cations

Max. motor

Supply Voltage 240V A.C.

109 W

power

Mains Current 25 mA

Motor Voltage 24 VDC

Power

5 W max

Door speed 0.19 m/Sec

consumption

Max. Motor

2.8 kg.cm @

Max. Output

2.16 kg.m @max.

Torque

max. power

Torque

power

Battery Standby

20+ Cycles after

Batteries 12V 1.3Ah x 2

(initially

8 hours without

fully-charged)

mains power

Digi eKey

1 to 28 are

Operating

from 0°C to 45°C

Remotes

supported

temp. range

WARRANTY

Hydro Doors and Gates (Pty) Ltd (Hydro) warrants to the ﬁ rst retail

purchaser of a Digidoor Paratrak Operator that the product shall be

free of any defects in materials and/or workmanship for a period of

twelve months (One Year) from the veriﬁ able date of purchase. Such

veriﬁ cation will include a valid proof of purchase by the ﬁ rst retail

purchaser, which shall include if possible the serial number of the

motor under warranty.

Upon receipt of the product, the ﬁ rst retail purchaser is under

obligation to check the product for any visible defect. This warranty is

available on any Digidoor Operator sold and installed in the Republic

of South Africa. For any Digidoor Operator that is sold and installed

outside the borders of the Republic of South Africa, the obligations for

repairing this product under warranty will be borne by the distributor

of the product in the territory concerned. The terms and conditions of

warranties in each territory outside the Republic of South Africa will be

available from the distributor in that territory.

Conditions

The warranty shall constitute the sole remedy available under law to

the ﬁ rst retail purchaser for any damages related to or resulting from

a defective part and/or product. The warranty is strictly limited to the

repair or replacement of the parts of this product which are found to

be defective.

The warranty does not cover:

• Non-defect damage caused by unreasonable use (including use

not in complete accordance with Digidoor installation and owners

instructions).

• Labour charges for removal or re-installation of a repaired or

replaced unit, transport costs incurred in getting the product to

Hydro. Hydro will quote for in-situ warranty repairs if requested.

• Damage to the product caused by lightning, power surges, or

incorrect installation.

• Any Hydro garage door operator used to automate more than one

door at one time.

• Any Hydro garage door operator used outdoors, including

carports.

• Any Hydro residential garage door operator used in excessive

trafﬁ c applications for example: an apartment-block, parking

garage etc.

• Any unauthorised non-Hydro modiﬁ cations to the product or

components thereof.

• Consequential or incidental damage to property or person.

• Batteries installed in the operator, remote controls or wall console.

Hydro will repair, or at its option replace, any device, which is

determined to be defective in materials and/or workmanship at no

cost to the owner for the repair and/or replacement part. Defective

parts will be repaired or replaced with new or factory rebuilt parts

at Hydro's option. Hydro shall not be liable for consequential or

incidental damage to property or person. Warranty repairs shall

be effected, provided that the product is returned to Hydro at the

owner's expense. No representative or person is authorized to assume

for Hydro any other liability in connection with the sale of this product.

Choose reliability,

choose quality, choose

Hydro Doors & Gates (Pty) Ltd.

8 Horsechestnut Avenue, Northlands Business Park,

Northriding, Gauteng, South Africa.

Tel: 011 888 6969

E-mail: [email protected]

www.hydrodoors.co.za

Patented Design: 2015/07462