2006 Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. - Eagle Operators
Table of ContentsUL ListingsInstalling the Warning Sign / PrecautionsMethods of Installation / Compact InstallationMounting the Secondary Entrapment / Welding Gate ArnMounting Operator(s) to Concrete Pad(s)Selecting the Opening Direction of GateConnecting the Power / Reverse / Exit Loop InstallationsTwo Way Adjustable Reverse Sensors / ERDThe Feature SelectorConencting AccessoriesMaster & Slave OperationsOutput ConnectionsDescription of InputsReceiver ConnectionsGate Travel Distance / Setting the Limit SwitchesEmergency ReleaseResetting the MotorAdjusting the Operator's ClutchTroubleshootingPage 3Page 5Page 6Page 7Page 8Page 8Page 9Page 10Page 11Page 12Page 13Page 15Page 16Page 17Page 17Page 18Page 18Page 18Page 19 2006 Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc.All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced in anymeans: graphics, electronics, or mechanical, including photocopyingwithout the expressed written permission of the publisher. Materials,components and specifications are subject to change without notice.Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(2)
UL ListingsGate Operators Installation Instructions1)Install the gate operator only when:The operator is appropriate for the construction and the usage Class of the gate.All openings of a horizontal slide gate are guarded or screened from the bottom of thegate to a minimum of 4 feet (1.2 m) above the ground to prevent a 2 ¼ inch (57.15 mm)diameter sphere from passing through the openings anywhere in the gate, andin that portion of the adjacent fence that the gate covers the open position.All exposed pinch points are eliminated or guarded.Guarding is supplied for exposed rollers.2)The operator is intended for installation only on gates used for vehicles. Pedestrians must besupplied with a separate access opening.3)The gate must be installed in a location so that enough clearance is supplied between the gateand adjacent structures when opening and closing to reduce the risk of entrapment. Swinginggates shall not open into public access areas.4)The gate must be properly installed and work freely in both directions prior to the installation ofthe gate operator.5)Controls must be far enough from the gate so that the user is prevented from coming incontact with the gate while operating the controls. Controls intended to be used to reset anoperator after two sequential activations of the entrapment protection device(s) mustbe located in the line of sight of the outdoor gate or easily accessible controls shall have asecurity feature to prevent unauthorized use.6)All warning signs and placards must be installed where visible in the area of the gate.7)For a gate operator utilizing a non-contact sensor such as a photo beam:See instructions on the placement of non-contact sensor for each type of application.Care shall be given to reduce the risk of nuisance tripping such as when a vehicletrips the sensor while the gate is still moving.One or more non-contact sensors shall be located where the risk of entrapment orobstruction exists, such as the perimeter reachable by a moving gate or barrier.8)Gate operators utilizing a contact sensor such as an edge sensor:One or more contact sensors shall be located at the leading edge, trailing edge, andpost mounted both inside and outside of a vehicular horizontal sliding gate.One or more contact sensors shall be located at the bottom edge of a vehicular lift gate.One or more contact sensors shall be located at the pinch point of a vehicular vertical pivot gate.A hardwire contact sensor shall be located and its wiring arranged so that thecommunication between the sensor and the gate operator is not subject to mechanical damage.A wireless contact sensor such as one that transmits radio frequency (RF) signalsto the gate operator for entrapment protection functions shall be located where thetransmission of the signals are not obstructed or impeded by building structure,natural landscaping, or similar obstruction. A wireless contact sensor shall functionunder the intended end use conditions.Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(3)
UL ListingsEssential Safety ProceduresWARNING - TO REDUCE THE RISK OF INJURY OR DEATH - READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS:Never let children operate or play with gate controls. Keep the remote control away fromchildren.Always keep people and objects away from gate while the gate is in operation. NO ONESHOULD CROSS THE PATH OF A MOVING GATE.Test the gate operator monthly. The gate must reverse on contact with a rigid object or stopwhen an object activates the non-contact sensors. After adjusting the force or the limit oftravel, retest the gate operator. Failure to adjust and retest the gate operator properly canincrease the risk of injury or death.Use the emergency release only when the gate is not moving. Make sure the power for thegate operator is off.KEEP GATES PROPERLY MAINTAINED. Read and follow the manual. Have a qualifiedservice person make repairs to the gate or gate hardware.The entrance is for vehicles only. Pedestrians must use separate entrance.BE SURE TO CONTINUE TO KNOW & PRACTICE THESE INSTRUCTIONSUL ListingsGate - A moving barrier such as a swinging,sliding, raising, lowering, rolling, or like barrierthat is a stand-alone passage barrier or is thatportion of a wall or fence system that controlsentrance and/or egress by persons or vehiclesand completes the perimeter of a defined area.Vehicular horizontal slide-gate operator (orsystem) - A vehicular gate operator (or system)that controls a gate which slides in a horizontaldirection that is intended for use for vehicularentrance or exit to a drive, parking lot, or the like.Residential vehicular gate operator - Class I A vehicular gate operator (or system) intendedfor use in a home of one to four single familydwellings, or a garage or parking area associatedtherewith.Commercial / General access vehicular gateoperator - Class III - A vehicular gate operator(or system) intended for use in an industriallocation, loading dock area, or other locationnot intended to service the general public.Commercial / General access vehicular gateoperator - Class II - A vehicular gate operator(or system) intended for use in a commerciallocation or building such as a multi-familyhousing unit (five or more single family units),hotel, garages, retail store, or other buildingsservicing the general public.Commercial / General access vehicular gateoperator - Class IV - A vehicular gate operator(or system) intended for use in a guardedindustrial location or buildings such as airportsecurity area or other restricted accesslocations not servicing the general public, inwhich unauthorized access is prevented viasupervision by security personnel.Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(4)
EAGLE-II Swing Gate OperatorInstalling the Warning SignInstall Warning Sign On Both Sides Of GateThe gate attachment bar must run the entirelength of the gate to ensure full strengthPrecautions!Eagle swing gate operators are for vehicular use only!They are not for pedestrian use!Closing!Be sure to mount ALL operatingdevices clearly out of reachthrough gate.Regarding Ornamental Grill Styled Gates:Injuries may be avoided if a mesh or screen isinstalled on the gate. Injuries resulting from handsand feet becoming stuck in gate or children ridingthe gate while in movement, can be greatlyreduced if this "screen" or "mesh" is appliedto gate as a safety precaution.CAUTION! Be sure to read and follow all the Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. and!UL instructions before installing and operating any Eagle Access ControlSystems, Inc. products. Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. is not responsiblefor any improper installation procedures caused by failure to comply with localbuilding codes.Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(5)
EAGLE-II Swing Gate OperatorMethods of InstallationAn experienced installer should perform the installation of all operators.Improper installation may result in property damage, severe injury, ordeath. Read entire manual before proceeding with the installation.!CAUTION!Installation for the Eagle-IIEHINGE CENTEROUT**AINDBCBLONG ARM* NOTE: If this dimension isless than 35 inches,compact installation is necessary. (Refer below)SHORT ARMCONCRETE PAD**When gate is infully closed position,be sure that both armsare fully EXTENDEDand LOCKED*REFERTO NOTEEAGLE-IISTANDARDABCDE1112428243621126 29.5 25.5 3731128314113032.5 28.5 3927Placement of Concrete Pad inRelation to Gate.Hinge Center17"38Hinge Center20"2"20"Compact InstallationThe following dimensions are for COMPACT INSTALLATIONS only!Gate Open PositionGate Closed Position(DIAGRAMS N.T.S.)F24"24"!CAUTION!HGxx**GATE CLOSINGHINGE CENTERWhen gate is infully closed position,be sure that both armsare fully EXTENDEDand LOCKED. Failure to follow theseDimensions:EAGLE-IIF / G / H29"21.5"11"/ I23.5"instructions could resultin serious injury.Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(6)IGATE OP.CENTER
EAGLE-II Swing Gate OperatorMounting The Secondary EntrapmentNote: Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. recommends the installation of a photocell sensor .WALLAll Secondary EntrapmentSensors Are ConnectedTo Edge Sensor InputsReceiverTransmitterEXAMPLE OFPHOTOCELL SENSORSWelding The Gate ArmIncorrectInstallationCorrectInstallationOnce The Gate Arm MeasurementsAre Calculated:Weld The Bracket On The GateEagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(7)
EAGLE-II Swing Gate OperatorMounting Operator(s) To A Concrete PadCAUTION!!Be sure that the operator is installed in a level position and is properly secured. Improper installation couldresult in property damage, injury, or death.Note:The following concrete recommendations areinstallation suggestions only.Please consult local codes for actualrequirements in your area.REDHEADFASTENER1/2" x 3-1/2"RecommendedDimensions5"20"20"(Concrete Pad Diagram N.T.S.)20"Selecting Opening Direction of GateTo select the opening direction of the gate, usethe Feature Selector (as shown). Move switch #2to the "open left" position for left opening. Moveswitch #2 to the "open right" position for rightopening.Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(8)
EAGLE-II Swing Gate OperatorConnecting The PowerCAUTION!!Be sure that the circuit breaker for the line input power is turned off before connecting the input power to the unit.Connect 120 VAC, 15A, 60HZ, line input powerto the wires provided in the power switch junctionbox located near the bottom of the operator.Warning: Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc.is not responsible for researching and complyingwith local building codes. Be sure to checkthese codes before installation.!All units must be properly groundedThe wires are color coded as follows:Black - 120 VAC / Line Input PowerWhite - Neutral InputGreen - Ground Input (from an approved grounding method)SUGGESTED WIRE14 AWG250 ft.12 AWG400 ft.10 AWG650 ft.8 AWG1000 ft.4 AWG2000 ft.Reverse / Exit Loop InstallationThe Purpose for a reversing loop is to prevent the gate from closing on a vehicle while it is exiting or stoppedin the middle of the gate area. The purpose of the exit loop is to automatically open the gate when a vehicleapproaches to exit.Exit Loop OperationOUTREVERSE LOOPPHANTOM LOOPLOOP CUTTWISTED WIRESREVERSE LOOPEXIT LOOPINPROPER SEALER SHOULDBE USED IN LOOP CUTSWIRE LAYERSIN LOOP CUTEagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(9)Wires must bewrapped insidethe groove threetimes. Once youhave completedthe process, fillup the grooveswith a propersealant.
EAGLE-II Swing Gate OperatorTwo Way Adjustable Reverse Sensor / ERDCAUTION!!An experienced installer should make all adjustments to the sensorThe Eagle Diamond Control Boardhas two separate pots for adjustingsensitivity. One is for opening thegate, and the other is for closing thegate.IMPORTANTThe level of sensitivity hasto do with the weight of thegate and the conditions ofthe installation.There is an LED "OVERLOAD" warningthat will light up when the gate isheavier than normal for the operator.During this warning, the operator willnot function properly.When Adjusting Sensors Remember.Too Sensitive if the gates stops or reverses by itselfNot Sensitive enough if the gate strikes an object and does not stop or reverseEagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(10)
EAGLE-II Swing Gate OperatorThe Feature SelectorThe selector uses a four-station switch system that allows selection of the standardfeatures and customized installation settings. The switch description is as follows:Note: The power should always be turned off when designating feature selector switchesControl BoardFEATURE SELECTORSwitch 1: Slave/Master - Sets the operatorto work as Master or Slave.Switch 2: Open left/Open rightDesignates left or right opening.Switch 3: Motor Brake - If the "on" positionis selected, the gate will stop instantly whenon the limit switches.Switch 4: Close Timer (On/Off) - Sets theClose Timer to the "on" or "off" position.Auto-close timer can be ajusted from 1to 60 secondsThe reset button is used to reset the micropressor.IF YOU MAKE A CHANGE WITH THE SWITCHES, YOUMUST USE THE RESET BUTTON TO APPLY CHANGES.Note: If the power light is on and the operator doesnot function, press the reset button once. If this doesnot solve the problem, proceed with turning off thepower switch and then switching it back on again.Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(11)
EAGLE-II Swing Gate OperatorConnecting The Accessories.Photo EyeMAG LockReverseLoopPhantomLoopKey Lock BoxFire Lock BoxEdge SensorExit LoopPhone EntrySystemEagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(12)
EAGLE-II Swing Gate OperatorMaster and Slave OperationNOTE: If the Master and Slave Operators are not communicatingproperly, verify if they are on the same phase by switching the phasejumper on either the master or the Slave Unit.Use 20GA stranded wire forMaster/Slave communicationMaster BoardSlave BoardNOTE: Correct polarity betweenMaster & Slave is necesaryWhen using these connectionsSet dip switch #1(OFF) for the SlaveSet dip switch #1(ON) for the MasterUse 20GA stranded wireMaster Control OptionsUse the feature selector on the master operator to choose available features by designatingthe various switches (2 through 4).Gate opening direction, motor brakeand close timer.Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(13)
EAGLE-II Swing Gate OperatorSlave Control OptionsSwitch #1 must be set to the Slaveor to the "off" position.Switch #2 Set to the "openleft" or to the "open right" position.Switch #3 Set motor to "ON" or "OFF" position.Switch #4 Set to "OFF" position.Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(14)
EAGLE-II Swing Gate OperatorDescribing The Output ConnectionsEntire Output SectionMAG Lock Solenoid Connections (24 VDC)The Control Board provides a 24VDCand relay output for MAG Locksor Solenoids.Alarm (12 VDC)Safety Alarm: If the gate hits an obstructiontwice while closing or opening, the system willshut down for 5 minutes. On the Board, youhave two options of reset mode.Power (24 VAC)The Control Board provides 24 VAC Power,which can be used for loop detectorsand receivers.Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(15)
EAGLE-II Swing Gate OperatorDescription of InputsREVERSE LOOP INPUTReverse Loop - Momentary or Continuous SignalPhantom Loop - Momentary or Continuous SignalThis input is active only when the gate is closing or whenits fully open. If this input is active, the close timer is disabled. All vehicle detectors and photo-eyes should beconnected here. Multiple devices may be connected inparallel.KEY / KEYPAD INPUTThis input is active only when the gate is at rest in thefully open position. The input has no effect on the gatewhen fully closed or while closing or opening. Continuousactivation will prevent the gate from moving in the closedirection. When the input is removed normal operation isresumed. This input is intended for a vehicle loop detectorto sense a vehicle in the gate path. Multiple devices maybe connected in parallel.Key / KeypadEdge Sensor - Momentary or Continuous SignalThis signal is active when the gate is opening and/orclosing.Timer On - Momentary or Continuous InputOnce activated the gate will fully open. Activation while thegate is closing will cause the gate to reopen. Continuousactivation while the gate is open will disable the timer toclose function from automatically closing the gate.If activated when the gate is opening:This function must be released and reentered to berecognized. This input is to be used for COMMAND OPEN/ COMMAND CLOSE applications. The first signal will causethe gate to begin opening. The second signal will close thegate only when the gate is in the fully open position.The gate will stop, pause and reverse in the closedirection for 1 1/2 seconds and stop. Continuousactivation will prevent the gate from moving in theopening direction. If the second activation occurs beforethe limit switch is activated, the gate will stop and reversedirection for 1 1/2 seconds and stop, thus activating thealarm mode. At this point the operator must be manuallyreset (ON/OFF) before normal operation can resume.MULTI-FUNCTION INPUTIf activated when the gate is closing:Timer Off - Momentary InputThe gate will stop, pause and fully reopen. During thismode the timer to close, reverse loop, exit loop andphantom loop are disabled. The Key / Keypad andReceiver will cause the gate to close if a secondactivation occurs before the limit switch is activated. Thegate will then stop and reverse direction for 1 1/2 seconds,stop again, thus activating the alarm mode. At this pointthe operator must be manually reset (ON/OFF) beforenormal operation can resume.Stop - Momentary or Continuous SignalThis function overrides all other signals. Once activated,the gate will immediately stop and await a new command.If the stop input is continuously activated, the gate will notmove.Close - Momentary or Continuous SignalOnce activated the gate will fully close. Activation whilethe gate is opening has no effect.Multiple devices may be connected in parallel to theEdge Sensor Input.Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(16)
EAGLE-II Swing Gate OperatorReceiver ConnectionsThe Receiver Terminal is mounted on the control box for easyinstallation and is pre-wired for a 3-wire or 4-wire receiver.3-Wire Connections4-Wire Connections(24V)COMMONGRD(24V)COMMONGRDReceiver Connectionson the Eagle DiamondBoardGate Travel Distance / Setting The Limit SwitchesThe limit switches must be set so that the gate stops at the properposition.Limit Switches1Loosen ScrewsMake Adjustments 23 Tighten ScrewsEagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(17)
EAGLE II Swing Gate OperatorEmergency ReleaseTo release operator, simplyunscrew bolt, remove thetop cap, and lift the arm.Adjusting the Operator's ClutchDepending on the weight of the gate clutch slippage may occur.Typical Clutch slippage is about 1/4 turn. If it does not slip, readjustthe Clutch accordingly.Use an appropriate wrench to adjust the clutchEagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(18)
EAGLE-II Swing Gate OperatorTroubleshootingSYMPTOMSPROBABLE CAUSESREMEDYGate stops and reversesdirection in mid travel and theOVERLOAD LED remains ON.(A) Gate operator is not plumband level.(B) ERD current sensor may beset to sensitive.(C) Gate encountered anobstruction while in travel.(A) Remount operator or swingarm(B) Turn the ERD sensor slightlyin the clockwise direction.(C) Check and remove allobstructions.Gate will not CLOSE.(A) The Radio Receiver's LEDremains on.(A) Remote or receiver hasmalfunctioned in the "on"position.(B) Check any Global Inputs fora possible short circuit.(C) Only key/keypad andreceiver will resume normaloperation.(D) Reset Loop Detector, verifycorrect wiring, set to a different frequency and/or changethe sensitivity of the LoopDetector.(E) Be sure that the "Close Timer"(switch #4) is set to the"on" position.(B) One or more of the globalinput LED(S) remain active.(C) Gate has reopened becauseit encountered an obstructionwhile closing.(D) The Loop Detector LEDis on.(E) Switch #8 is notfunctioning.Gate will not OPEN.(A) Motor overload.(B) Radio Receiver is not "on"when the remote control isactivated.(C) The green LED is "off."(D) Fuse blown.(A) Reset thermal breaker onmotor. (See page 18)(B) The receiver in the gateoperator has malfunctionedin the "off" position.(C) Turn "on" the power switchand/or reset the main circuitbreaker.(D) Check and/or replace witha proper fuse.COMMON OVERSIGHTS TO BE AWARE OF:(A) Switch #1 must be set to the "Master On" position, unless the operator is being used as a"Slave unit.(B) Safety Loop Detectors must be connected to the Reverse Loop input.(C) If the "Timer to Close" function is desired, switch #4 must be set to the "on" position.(D) It is Ok to call the Eagle Access Customer Service Department with any questions.we are here toserve YOU!1-800-708-8848Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com(19)
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EAGLE-II Swing Gate Operator _ Installing the Warning Sign Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. / (800) 708-8848 / www.eagleoperators.com (5) Precautions Be sure to read and follow all the Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. and UL instructions before installing and operating any Eagle Access Control Systems, Inc. products.
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