Marantec Parc 100 Owner's manual

Parc 100

Parking Barrier

GB

Installation and Operating Instructions

FULL-SERVICE

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR GARAGE DOORS

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR SECTIONAL DOORS

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR SLIDING GATES

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR HINGED GATES

OPERATOR SYSTEMS

FOR ROLLER SHUTTERS

PARK BARRIER

SYSTEMS

ELECTRONIC

CONTROL UNITS

PRODUCT SERVICE

ACCESSORIES

Overview of parking barrier

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Parking barrier, LH version

item no. 46621

Parking barrier, RH version

item no. 46591

Parking barrier, LH version, for articulated arm

item no. 46746

Parking barrier, RH version, for articulated arm

item no. 46748

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Overview

One-piece barrier arm, protective profile, slew support, articulated arm, fork pillar

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One-piece barrier arm 1 m, item no. 47286

One-piece barrier arm 2 m, item no. 47303

One-piece barrier arm 3 m, item no. 47288

One-piece barrier arm 4 m, item no. 8050950

One-piece barrier arm 1 m, with protective profile, item no. 47289

One-piece barrier arm 2 m, with protective profile, item no. 47290

One-piece barrier arm 3 m, with protective profile, item no. 47291

One-piece barrier arm 2 m, with slew support, item no. 47299

One-piece barrier arm 3 m, with slew support, item no. 47300

One-piece barrier arm 2 m, with protective profile and slew support, item no. 47297

One-piece barrier arm 3 m, with protective profile and slew support, item no. 47298

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Articulated barrier arm with protective profile, item no. 47285

Articulated barrier arm, item no. 46637

Fork pillar, item no. 46741

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The supplied parking barrier consists of the following items:

- Installation kit for foundation and plug-and-screw fixing

- Barrier operator complete with electronic control unit, pre-cabled (LH or RH)

- Barrier boom kit including balance spring assembly

Check that the supplied parts match the site installation conditions in terms of required application (RH/LH) and length.

Installation steps:

1. Preparing the foundation and electrical connections

2. Installing the parking barrier housing

3. Fitting the barrier arm

4. Fitting and adjusting the compensating spring

5. Electrical connection of the control unit

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Supply package and installation overview

Information on the parking barrier:

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LH parking barrier

RH parking barrier

Traffic lane

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Legend:

D: Traffic lane width

a: Traffic lane side edge

clearance for fork pillar

b: Distance from edge of

traffic lane to parking

(approx. 100 mm)

c: beam length

D/2: Half traffic lane width

x: has to be fitted on site

(max. 1.300 mm)

y: Passage height

approx. 2.000 mm

z: Installation height

Barrier:

max. barring width: 2.700 mm

max. beam length: 3.040 mm

Folding barrier:

barring width: 2.080 mm

clearance: 2.000 mm

beam length: 2.415 mm

Minimum installation

height for barrier with

articulated boom: 2.100 mm

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Dimensional

specifications

202

130

ca. 200

c

a

130

D

x

b

ca. 100

c

130

c

D/2

y

z

x

c

500

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Foundation plan

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150 min.

Rag bolt

Ground plate flush with top edge

of concrete foundation

frost-proof depth

600 mm min.

Traffic lane

Empty conduits for control and mains cables

600

520

Dimensions:

(measurements in mm)

c: beam length

Advice:

• Shorten a possibly existing

swivel support to the required

length on site.

c

130

410

980

1170

950

100

4

3

0

3

0

3

5

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Opening the housing

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The interior of the parking barrier can be accessed via two side doors.

1. Put key into lock and unlock door.

2. Pull door slightly forward

3. Take out door.

Attention:

Please take care that the system is disconnected from power supply before opening the parking

barrier housing.

Pull out the mains plug.

The parking barrier must not be operated as long as the housing is open!

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Installation with rag bolts set into concrete

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Installation kit:

Screw the rag bolts into the ground plate. The assembled ground plate is installed with the short side parallel to the traffic

lane.

• Distance from traffic lane to ground plate: 100 mm see pt. 5

• Jag bolts stand proud by 30 mm

Installing the barrier housing onto the load-bearing foundation:

1. Remove the nuts

2. Put the spacer onto the masonry screws

3. Insert the gate to the desired position.

4. Screw on gate using the nuts.

The bottom plate remains in foundation.

150 min.

Traffic lane

Empty conduit for control

and mains cables

274150 min.

30mm

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Plug-and-screw fixing

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The ground plate is used as a drilling template.

1. Align the drill pattern so that the narrow side shows to the driveway.

Take care that the bottom plate is aligned exactly parallel to the driveway.

2. Drill the 4 indicated holes (ø 10mm).

3. Insert the heavy-duty dowels so far that they protrude 30 mm.

4. Position the spacer.

5. Put back the barrier housing.

The bottom plate stays under the barrier housing.

6. Screw on the barrier housing.

Traffic lane

Ground plate as

drilling template

150 min. 274

198

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1. Axle in the locked position.

Barrier arm in engaged gear and locked in place.

For the release of the barrier, turn the axle for

90° anti-clockwise.

2. Axle in horizontal position.

3. Axle withdrawn.

Barrier arm disengaged from the gears.

Manual operation of the barrier arm is possible.

Emergency release

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The barrier can be disengaged for installation and maintenance work and in the event of a power failure.

Fitting the barrier arm

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3

6

7

1. Shoulder axle

2. Full-floating axle

3. Spline bore hub carrier

4. Barrier arm

5. Counter retainer plate

6. Screw DIN 912 M5 x 12

7. Screw DIN 912 M8 x 16

8. Barrier arm adapter with adapter domes

1. Unlock the emergency release

Turn gate boom adapter (4) on housing into a horizontal position and lock the emergency release again.

Attention:

Only disengage the barrier arm when the barrier

is closed. The barrier arm can swing upwards.

Attention:

If the gate boom adapter is not in horizontal position, the gate profile may not be screwed on correctly.

Make sure that the adapter is in horizontal position as shown on picture

(protruding front side up)

Axle

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4. 4. Put the gate boom onto adapter bearing.

5. Screw the gate boom to the adapter.

6. Screw the sealing caps to the ends of gate boom.

3. Insert both counter plates into gate profile.

2. Aling the counter plates in such a way that a small drill

hole is situated on a big drill hole.

Protruding front side up

Attention:

For correct mounting pay attention to 2 points:

- The plates have to be inserted into gate profile so that are positioned inside at this side where the

adapter bearing contacts it from outside.

- The plates have to be inserted into gate profile so that the adapter bearing meets the big drill holes

and the screws meet the small drill holes.

Attention:

In the correct position the profile of the gate corresponds to the profile of the adapter bearing.

If the gate is not fitting to adapter bearing, the adapter bearing has to be turned (see point 1).

Attention:

The gate boom has to fixed adjacently to the adapter after screwing on.

If the gate boom cannot be fixed firmly to the adapter, please check, if the counter plates are situated in

correct position and if the adapter bearing has the correct position towards the gate boom.

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Mounting of the spring assembly

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Installation of the spring assembly

1. As soon as the barrier boom is in vertical line, pull

out the mains plug.

Attention:

Please take care that the system is disconnected from power supply before opening the parking barrier

housing.

The parking barrier must not be operated as long as the housing is open!

The swivel support (supplied length 1300 mm) has to be shortened to the required length on site!

2. Remove the spring pins (key bolts) on top and bottom.

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Test of the spring setting

1. Unlock the barrier boom (emergency release).

2. Move the barrier boom to approx. 45°.

The spring setting is correct if the boom levels off in this

position.

If the spring tension is set correctly:

3. Lock the operator again with vertically standing boom

(emergency release lever).

4. Make sure that the spring pins are expanded.

5. Re-connect the system to power supply and make a

test run of the barrier system.

Attention:

Secure the barrier boom against falling down.

3. Put the spring assembly onto the lower support.

4. Secure the spring assembly with a spring pin.

5. Insert the long tension spring carrier from above into the aluminium support.

6. Secure the spring assembly with a spring pin in the middle hole.

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Barrier variations

One-piece barrier arm 1 m

One-piece barrier arm 2 m

One-piece barrier arm 3 m

One-piece barrier arm 4 m

One-piece barrier arm 1 m,

protective profile

One-piece barrier arm 2 m,

protective profile

One-piece barrier arm 3 m,

protective profile

One-piece barrier arm 2 m,

protective profile, slew support

One-piece barrier arm 3 m,

protective profile, slew support

Colour coding and assignment of the compensating spring

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Tension spring

Colour Item No.

green 68033

yellow 68035

white 68037

green 68033

blue 68036

red 68034

white 68037

Every barrier type and every barrier arm length is assigned a special colour-coded compensating spring.

Correction of the spring setting

1. Put the barrier boom into a vertical position.

2. Lock the barrier boom

3. Pull off the upper spring pin.

4. a) If the barrier boom has been lifted,

the spring tension must be reduced:

Put the spring pin into the lower hole

or

screw down the upper support device with

the M5 screws.

b) If the barrier boom has moved downward,

the spring tension must be increased:

Put the spring pin into the upper hole

or

screw up the upper support device with

the M5 screws.

5. Test the spring setting as described above.

Attention:

The springs are under tension.

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Adjusting the barrier arm position (if necessary)

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The barrier arm is pre-set parallel to the ground plate.

Slight adjustments can be carried out on the impact buffers underneath the hood.

The buffers must always be adjusted in pairs.

After adjustment the buffers must be secured or fixed by locknuts.

Attention:

Please take care that the system is disconnected from power supply before opening the parking barrier

housing.

Pull out the mains plug.

The parking barrier must not be operated as long as the housing is open!

Hood

Buffers (2 pairs)

4 fixing screws for hood

Buffers (2 pairs)

Electronic control unit

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2

3

P

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Symbols Explanation

On, mains voltage

External photocell

Malfunction

Impulse

(-) programming button

'CLOSE' test button

(+) programming button

'OPEN' test button

External connecting

terminals

Barrier CLOSE

Barrier OPEN

Module aerial

External control elements

'STOP' button

External photocell

Programming button

Automatic timer

Display of

reference point

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X32 X10 X20 X20a

X30 X40

C

D

A

B

E

F1

2.5 A

X2C

S20

S19

X2

LNLN

X3

21

X2A

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P

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

X41

X41A

F5

4A

NL N LC LO

X4a X4b

1

2

3

70

71

X31

O

M

O

N

O

G

O

F

O

E

O

B

O

E1

O

C

O

F1

O

A

O

H1

O

Q

O

Z

O

B1

O

A1

O

D

O

X2

O

X1

O

D1

O

Y

O

G1

O

C1

O

L

O

J

O

I

O

H

O

P

O

R

O

S

O

U

O

T

O

V

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W

Electronic control unit:

A Fault/malfunction indicator

-> flashes on fault message

B Impulse indicator

-> glows when button pressed

-> flashes on valid signal from hand transmitter

C Mains voltage indicator

-> glows when voltage o.k.

-> goes out for a second when motor stops

D Display of reference point

E Display external photocell (only programming)

F CLOSE indicator. Glows when closing limit is reached

G OPEN indicator. Glows when opening limit is reached

H Programming button P

I Automatic timer indicator

J 'OPEN' test button

L 'CLOSE' test button

M Transformer with thermal overload protection

N Flashing light relay circuit board with fuse 4 A MT max.

P Programming switch for Control 300 connection

Q Programming switch for external photocell connection

S20, S20a

OFF

photocell

ON

R Plug connection for potential-free limit switch contacts

S Plug connection for flashing light connection

T Plug connection for membrane keypad

U Socket X20a module aerial

V Plug socket X20 for external photocell

W Plug socket X10 for external control elements with short-circuit plug

X1 Socket X30 optosensor CLOSED with short-circuit plug

X2 Socket X31 optosensor OPEN / CLOSED

Y Plug socket X40 for RPM sensor

Z Connecting terminal block X2 for mains voltage

A1 Plug connection X2a for transformer

B1 Connecting terminal block X3 for motor connection

C1 Connecting terminal block X2c for 'OPEN', 'CLOSE', 'STOP', 'IMPULSE' buttons

D1 Connecting terminal for protective conductor

E1 Motor fuse F1 2.5A MT max.

F1 Mains fuse F1 10A MT max.

G1 RPM sensor connecting terminal

H1 Connecting terminals automatic off / 2-wire system photocell

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Hand transmitter:

(not part of the supply package)

A Battery - transmission control light

B Operating buttons

C Battery cover

D Battery 3V CR 2032

E Connection for learning plug

• Please open the cover to change or insert the battery.

Observe right poling when changing the battery.

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B

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E

O

E

O

A

1

O

D

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Plug electronic aerial into the control unit (socket X20a).

Mount the aerial (868 MHz) in the control unit cover.

The range may vary with different digital security codings.

A Module aerial

B Connecting lead with plug

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B

Module aerial

(not part of the supply package)

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Caution!

- Only actuate the hand transmitter after you have

made sure that there are neither persons nor

objects in the operating range of the barrier.

- Children are not allowed to play with hand

transmitters!

Advice!

Batteries are excluded from warranty.

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X32 X10 X20 X20a

X30 X40

C

D

A

B

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X2C

S19

S20A

S20

E

O

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O

B

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A

Function of coding switches S19, S20 and S20A

A Programming switch for connection of external photocell (for example Special 613).

B Programming switch for Control 300 traffic lane control. For connection, switch corresponding programming switch

to 'OFF' position.

P

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

Programming the electronic control unit:

A Indicator programme external photocell

B Indicator OPEN travel limit

C Indicator programme automatic timer

D Indicator CLOSE travel limit

E Indicator reference point

F Indicator programme power limit

G Indicator programme remote control

H Programming button +

I Programming button -

J Programming button P

To display the electronic control unit fault message:

In the event of a fault message, the cause of the fault can be displayed (see pt. 31).

J Programming button P to display fault message (press briefly)

1 - 8 Display of fault numbers (flash erratically)

Example: Numbers 8 and 2 flash together:

8 + 2 = fault number 10 (see pt. 31)

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A

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B

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H

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J

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G

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F

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D

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