ຄູ່ມືກ່ອງຄວບຄຸມປະຕູບານສວິງ LIFE GE UNI 24R DL2คู่มือกล่องควบคุมประตูบานสวิง LIFE GE UNI 24R DL2LIFE GE UNI 24R DL2 swing gate control box guide

What this control box does

The GE UNI 24R DL2 is the "brain" of a two-leaf swing gate. It takes signals from remotes, push buttons and safety photocells, and drives both 24V arm motors in the right order: leaf 1 opens first and leaf 2 closes first, so the leaves do not clash. It also runs the flashing warning light and the electric lock, if fitted.

Technical data

Front panel buttons and lights

• − and + buttons: lower or raise a value while in a setting mode
• Lights 1 to 5: the number of lights on shows the level selected
• START: used by the installer for setup and testing
• Remote button (top left): add or remove remotes
• Timer button (top right): waiting time before auto-close
• Speed button (bottom left): speed and obstacle sensitivity
• Gear button (bottom right): special options set by the installer

Energy saving: 10 minutes after setup, the panel lights switch off and the buttons stop responding. This is normal and the gate still works. To change settings again, switch the box off and on.

Safety before you change settings (important)

All the buttons are inside the control box, which carries 230 V. If you open the cover, do so carefully, press only the panel buttons, and never touch wires or terminals. Do not open it in the rain or with wet hands. If you are not confident, ask Alisa to do it. This applies to every setting section below.

Wiring, initial setup, the delay between the leaves and special options are set by the installer. Please do not change them yourself.

Adding a new remote

A. Full opening (both leaves)

1. Press the remote button (top left) once: the green light under − and the first red dot (A) come on
2. Press and hold the chosen button on the remote until all five lights come on

B. Pedestrian opening (leaf 1 only)

1. Press the remote button twice: the green light and the second red dot (B) come on
2. Press and hold the chosen button on the remote until all five lights come on

Wait 20 seconds or press the remote button again to leave setup mode. For several remotes, repeat one at a time.

Removing remotes

Remove one remote: hold the remote button for 5 seconds until the green light under − comes on and then blinks. Then hold the button on the remote you want to remove until all five lights come on.

Remove all remotes: hold the remote button for 5 seconds until the green light blinks, then hold it again for another 5 seconds. The lights blink alternately; when they stop blinking, all remotes have been erased.

Lost or stolen remote: erase all remotes straight away, then add back only those you still have. You cannot remove a single remote without having it in your hand, so this is the only safe way.

Auto-close waiting time

Press the timer button (top right): the green light on the right comes on. Use + or − to choose. Wait 20 seconds or press the timer button again to exit.

Caution: auto-close makes the gate move by itself, with nobody pressing a button. Make sure the safety photocells work and choose a time long enough for vehicles to pass.

Speed and obstacle sensitivity

Press the speed button (bottom left) once to set the speed, then use + or −:

The figures above are as printed in the manufacturer's manual.

Hold the speed button for 5 seconds to set obstacle sensitivity: no lights is minimum, two lights is the default, five lights is maximum.

Danger: the manufacturer warns that speed and obstacle sensitivity must suit the gate so that it cannot trap people. Every time these values change, a professional must test the closing force again.

Battery backup for power cuts (optional)

With the battery kit fitted, the gate keeps working during a power cut for about 8 hours, or about ten openings and closings. Batteries wear out with age and must be replaced by a technician. Without batteries, release the motors with the key and move the gate by hand, as described in the arm motor guide.

Device status lights (L7–L11)

On the right of the board, under the terminals, five lights show the state of the connected devices:

A light in the wrong state points to a faulty device. For example, if L11 is off, the photocells are blocked or faulty and the gate will not close.

Basic troubleshooting

Care and warnings

• Have a professional check and test the system every 6 months, as the manufacturer requires
• Keep remotes away from children and do not let them play near the gate
• Do not walk or drive through while the gate is moving; wait until it is fully open and stopped
• If the gate is noisy or moves jerkily, stop using it and call a technician
• If water gets into the control box, switch off the power at once and call us; do not keep using it
• Do not change settings or repair the circuit board yourself

Alisa programmes, tests and services LIFE GE UNI control boxes for its customers.