PPA Pivo Liger Universal Mono Owner's manual

Brand: PPA

Model: Pivo Liger Universal Mono

Category: Gate Opener

Type: Owner's manual

PPA Pivo Liger Universal Mono is a powerful and versatile sliding gate operator designed for residential and commercial use. With its robust construction and advanced features, it offers reliable and secure access control for your property.

The operator features a heavy-duty motor that delivers ample power to smoothly and efficiently move gates weighing up to 2,200 lbs. The adjustable torque settings allow you to customize the force applied to the gate, ensuring optimal performance even under varying load conditions.

PPA Pivo Liger Universal Mono is equipped with a hybrid limit switch system that combines analog and digital technologies. This provides precise control over the gate's movement and prevents overtravel, ensuring the safety of both the gate and users.

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ATTENTION:

Do not use the equipment

without rst reading the

instruction manual.

Technical manual

P30460 - 03/2022

Rev. 0

Manufactured by: Motoppar Indústria e Comércio de Automatizadores Ltda

Av. Dr. Labieno da Costa Machado, 3526 - Distrito Industrial - Garça - SP - CEP 17406-200 - Brasil

CNPJ: 52.605.821/0001-55

www.ppa.com.br | +55 14 3407 1000

LIGER UNIVERSAL

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CONTENTS

Important Safety Instructions ...............................................................................................3

How to lift the operator .........................................................................................................4

Technical Features ...............................................................................................................4

Basic tools needed for installation .......................................................................................5

Electrical connections ..........................................................................................................5

Precautions with the gate before installation ........................................................................6

Installing and mounting the operator ...................................................................................6

Assembling the wheel ............................................................................................... 8

Mounting the operator ...............................................................................................8

Installing the photocell .......................................................................................................10

Configuration of the jumpers ...................................................................................11

Indication of the LEDs ............................................................................................. 11

Photocell precautions .............................................................................................11

Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................12

Facility Top Control Board ..................................................................................................12

Electrical connections ............................................................................................. 13

Programming Index Chart .......................................................................................14

'SN' LED functions ..................................................................................................15

Electric lock input ....................................................................................................15

Functions of '+' and '-' buttons ................................................................................15

Adding remote controls ...........................................................................................16

Erasing all remote controls ......................................................................................16

Strength (Force - Electronic clutch) ........................................................................16

Automatic memorization of the opening / closing time (Analog limit switch) or travel

(Digital limit switch) .................................................................................................17

Automatic / Semi-automatic mode .......................................................................... 17

Selecting the application type ................................................................................18

Selecting the type of the limit switch (Analog or digital) ......................................... 19

Selecting the delay time ..........................................................................................20

Brake activation time ...............................................................................................21

Courtesy light time ..................................................................................................21

Traffic light (Exit annunciator) time .......................................................................... 21

Factory default settings ...........................................................................................22

Enabling or disabling a reversion command ..........................................................23

Soft start .................................................................................................................. 23

Torque control strength (Close limit switch area) .................................................... 23

Torque control strength (Open limit switch area) ....................................................24

Torque control strength on closing cycle (Memorization) .......................................24

Torque control strength on opening cycle (Memorization) .....................................24

Limit of the area of the close limit switch ................................................................25

Limit of the area of the open limit switch ................................................................. 25

Adjustment of the position of the closing limit switch (CLS) ...................................25

Adjustment of the position of the open limit switch (OLS) ......................................26

Enabling or disabling a command on opening cycle .............................................26

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Recommendation:

When installing the operator, the PPA’s specialist installer must comply

with all the instructions present on both this TECHNICAL MANUAL and

the USER MANUAL.

By using the USER MANUAL, the installer must present all information,

uses and security items of the device to the end-user.

Prior to installing LIGER UNIVERSAL, carefully read and observe the

instructions contained herein.

-Prior to installing the operator, ensure that the local grid power complies

with the technical data appearing on the gate operator’s label;

-Do not connect the operator to the source of power until the installation

/ maintenance (or servicing) is over. Proceed the wiring of the control

unit with the control box power switched OFF;

-Do not change the voltage jumper! The voltage selection jumper is to

the exclusive use of the manufacturer; the installer must respect the

voltage appearing on the gate operator’s label;

-After installing the operator, make sure the gate system is placed far

enough from the sidewalk;

-The system’s power supply network MUST include a disconnection

device (not supplied).

NOTE: This product is manufactured with the M6 straight grease fitting that

allows for easy greasing of the internal crown, as the gearmotor does not need

to be disassembled for maintenance to be carried out, providing speed and

convenience for installers.

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PARANETERS AND TECHNICAL FEATURES

TYPE OF OPERATOR SLIDING SLIDING

POWER SUPPLY 220 V 220 V

RATED FREQUENCY 60 Hz 50 Hz

RATED POWER 265 W 265 W

RPM 1740 1740

RATED CURRENT 1.3 A 1.3 A

REDUCTION RATIO 1:40 1:40

LINEAR SPEED 9.8 m/min 9.8 m/min

CYCLES / HOUR 60 60

PROTECTION CLASS IPX 4 IPX 4

TEMPERATURE RANGE

-5°C

+50 °C

-5°C

+50 °C

INSULATION SYSTEM Class B, 130 ° C Class B, 130 ° C

LIMIT SWITCH SYSTEM HYBRID HYBRID

TECHNICAL FEATURES

BASIC TOOLS NEEDED FOR INSTALLATION

Tools needed:

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

For the electrical set-up, the power grid must have the following features:

- 127 V / 220 V Power Supply;

- 5A Circuit Breakers in the Electrical Panel;

- 3/4” diameter conduits between the electrical panel and the disconnection

device;

- 3/4” diameter conduits between the disconnection device and the outlet;

- 1/2” diameter conduits for (optional) external pushbuttons;

- 1/2” diameter conduits for photocells (required).

IMPORTANT

The operator must be powered through a Differential Residual

(DR) Current device with a Nominal residual operating current not

exceeding 30 mA.

LINEMAN’S

PLIERS HACKSAW HEX NUT DRIVER SCREWDRIVER OPEN-END

WRENCH

STEPLADDER

WELDING MACHINE HAMMER SPIRIT LEVEL TAPE MEASURE

TRY SQUARE ELECTRIC DRILL PENCIL ELECTRIC SANDER /

HAND GRINDER

HOW TO LIFT THE OPERATOR

(ABOVE 20 KG - ~44 LB)

One can lift the operator by means of ropes or straps

and lift hooks. Follow the procedure below:

Step 1: Tie the ropes / straps according to the picture

to the right.

Step 2: Lift the operator slowly, assuring that the product

is balanced and properly tied.

Step 3: Lower the operator slowly and put it on a safe

place.

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PRECAUTIONS WITH THE GATE BEFORE THE

INSTALLATION

- Before proceeding with the product’s installation, make sure that the structure of

the gate is suitable for being automated.

- It is very important to check the distance between the gate and the ground,

i.e., the slope of the ground along its course, taking as reference the gate's hinge.

'Liger Universal' compensates slopes up to 300 mm (~1 ft). The distance between

the gate and the ground cannot be more than 250mm (9.9 in), since it corresponds

to the maximum displacement of the operator.

Note: If such conditions cannot be met, the structure of the gate must be improved

in order for it to work properly.

INSTALLING AND MOUNTING THE OPERATOR

Before proceeding with the product’s installation, disconnect any

unnecessary cables as well as any devices or systems from the mains

power supply.

250 mm

300 mm

PORTÃO

553 mm

443 mm 415 mm

In order to install the operator, observe the slope of the ground, since it is very

important to the operation and durability of the pieces which are part of the

mechanical assembly.

Step 1: On the left leaf of the gate, install the operator with the wheel mounted to

its right. On the right leaf of the gate, install the operator with the wheel mounted

to its left. See the picture below. By doing this, the housing will not skid against

the ground.

Step 2: In order to protect the wheel from early wear and tear, it is necessary to

lean the operator according to the picture below.

OBSERVE DE DENTRO PARA FORA DO IMÓVEL

FOLHA ESQUERDA

RODA FIXADA

NO LADO DIREITO

DO AUTOMATIZADOR

FOLHA DIREITA

RODA FIXADA

NO LADO ESQUERDO

DO AUTOMATIZADOR

SENTIDO DE ABERTURA

VISTA SUPERIOR

FOLHA ESQUERDA FOLHA DIREITA

G AT E

250 mm

(~9.9 in)

300 mm (~1 ft)

OBSERVE FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE

LEFT LEAF

SUPERIOR VIEW

OPENING DIRECTION

WHEEL MOUNTED TO

THE RIGHT OF THE

OPERATOR

WHEEL MOUNTED

TO THE LEFT OF THE

OPERATOR

RIGHT LEAF

553 mm (~1.9 ft)

443 mm (~1.5 ft) 415 mm (~1.4 ft)

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ASSEMBLING THE WHEEL

The wheel can be mounted on either side of the operator.

In order to do so, follow the procedures below:

Step 1: Remove the housing of the operator.

Step 2: By means of a 6-mm Allen wrench, loosen the fastening screw until it

comes out.

Step 3: Pull the wheel. It will go out easily.

Step 4: Mount the wheel again, on the desired side, and fit the housing.

Step 5: The wheel which is touching the ground must be placed inwards the

operator.

MOUNTING THE OPERATOR

Step 1: Place the equipment 3 to 4 meters (~9.9 to 13.2 ft) from the gate's hinge,

according to the picture below.

3A4METROS

CHAVE ALLEN 6mm

Step 2: Weld a metal sheet (270 x 370 mm / ~10.7 x 14.6 in), whose fastening

position will depend on the slope on the ground; screw the operator's plate

(fastening base) on this sheet. In case there is no slope, place the operator in

such a way that its articulations remain parallel to the ground.

Step 3: Mount the stopper on the column and its arm on the gate's leaf. Afterwards,

adjust the opening and closing, removing the protection housing and adjusting the

micro-switch system, according to the picture below.

It is required to screw the housing by means of six 3.9 x 10 screws

before using the operator.

370 mm

270 mm

CHAPADE

FIXAÇÃO

DA MÁQUINA

SISTEMA DE FIM DE CURSO

CARENAGEM DO

PROTEÇÃO

COLUNA DO PORTÃO

PORTÃO

6mm ALLEN WRENCH

3 TO 4 METERS (~10 TO 13.2 FT)

270 mm

(~10.7 in)

OPERATOR PLATE

(FASTENING BASE)

LIMIT SWITCH (STOPPER)

PROTECTION

HOUSING

G AT E

GATE’S COLUMN

370 mm (~1.3 ft)

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INSTALLING THE PHOTOCELL

Step 1: Attach both transmitter and receiver units, aligned between them, at a

minimum 30 cm from the ground, in such a way that the hole of the housing (where

the cables pass through), faces downwards, in order to avoid water dripping

inside the product.

15 A20 Vcc

15A20 Vcc

ENTRADA DE

FOTOCÉLULA

DO AUTOMATIZADOR

PLACA

RECEPTORA 1

PLACA

RECEPTORA 2

PLACA

TRANSMISSORA 1

PLACA

TRANSMISSORA 2

ENTRADA DE FOTOCÉLULA

DO AUTOMATIZADOR

+Vcc

GND

Step 2: Connect 15 up to 20

Vdc to the transmitter board,

respecting the polarity of the

‘+ -’ terminal block.

Step 3: Connect 15 up to 20 Vdc to the

receiver board, respecting the polarity of the

‘+ -’ terminal block. The output port of the

terminal block (‘OUT’) must be connected to

the photocell input port on the operator.

Note: More than one photocell can be connected to the operator in a cascade

connection. In such configuration, connect the ‘OUT’ output of the second photocell

to the ‘AUX’ output of the first photocell; the ‘OUT’ output of the first photocell must

be connected to the photocell input port on the operator.

This way, one can use as many photocells as necessary, with the condition that

the ‘AUX’ jumper must be closed on the boards that receive the signal from other

photocell. All photocells must be powered by a power supply. In this kind of

installation, in order to avoid security issues on the system, care must be taken to

ensure that there is not interference from a beam of a photocell to another. In such

installation, in case the beam of a photocell is blocked, the operator recognizes an

obstruction on the system and will interrupt its operation.

CONFIGURATION OF THE JUMPERS

ALIN: When this jumper is closed, the photocell does not keep the output active

if the beam is blocked, making the alignment easier during the installation. This

jumper must remain open during normal operation of the system.

AUX: If the photocell is receiving a signal from other photocell (in a cascade

connection), this jumper must be closed so that it acknowledges (recognizes) the

signal received from other photocell.

AJUSTE: When this jumper is closed, it decreases the sensitivity of the photocell

so that it can be used on environments where false triggerings might occur.

MODO: It changes the photocell output signal. When this jumper is open, the

output is either NO or NC. When it is closed, the output is pulsed.

Note: PPA operators must use a 'Pulse' output.

NA/NF: If the 'MODO' jumper is open, it sets the output signal as: open jumper

set as NO (Normally Open) and closed jumper set as NC (Normally Closed). If the

'MODO' jumper is closed, the 'NA/NF' jumper has no function.

INDICATION OF THE LEDS

‘SN’ LED (green) on and ‘AUX’ LED (red) off: photocell with no obstruction and

‘AUX’ output not used.

‘SN’ LED on and ‘AUX’ LED on: photocell with no obstruction and ‘AUX’ output

active with no obstruction.

Both ‘SN’ LED and ‘AUX’ LED flashing: ‘AUX’ output active, but with obstruction.

‘SN’ LED flashing and ‘AUX’ LED off: photocell with obstruction and ‘AUX’ output

not used.

‘SN’ LED flashing and ‘AUX’ LED on: photocell with obstruction and ‘AUX’ output

active with no obstruction.

PHOTOCELL PRECAUTIONS

- Avoid installing the receiver directly facing the Sun;

- Make sure the side where the wiring orifice is faces down;

- Install the photocell away from obstacles which could block the beam;

- Install the photocell 30 cm (~1 ft) from the ground;

- If the distance between the receiver photocell and the transmitter photocell is

less than 5 meters (~16.5 ft), when installed over a smooth floor (surfaces with a

high light reflection), the reflection of the ground or walls might affect the proper

operation of the sensors.

15 TO 20 VDC 15 TO 20 VDC

PHOTOCELL INPUT

PORT

PHOTOCELL INPUT PORT

RECEIVER

BOARD 1

RECEIVER

BOARD 2

TRANSMITTER

BOARD 2

TRANSMITTER

BOARD 1

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TROUBLESHOOTING

The table below contains useful information on some PROBLEMS — SYMPTOMS,

PROBABLE CAUSES AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS which might affect your

operator. Before intervening on the system (maintenance, cleaning), always

disconnect the product from the mains power supply.

FACILITY TOP CONTROL BOARD

MAIN FEATURES

- It can be used with either digital limit switch (encoder hall) or magnetic limit

switch (analog).

- RF 433.92 Mhz Receiver Module.

- Code learning – up to 160 different and button-independent remote controls.

SYMPTOMS PROBABLE CAUSE(S) ACTION(S)

Manouver fails

to start

A) No power supply

B) Open / Blown fuse

C) Gate jammed

D) Defective limit switch

A) Ensure that the power cable is

correctly inserted in the power outlet.

B) Substitute the fuse for another one

with the same specifications

C) Ensure there are no obstruction on

the gate travel

D) Substitute the analog limit switch

system

Motor won't run A) Reversed wiring

B) Gate or operator jammed

A) Check the wiring

B) Change to manual mode and

check it separately

Control board

does not accept

a command

A) Blown fuse

B) No power supply

C) Defective remote control /

Low battery

D) Remote control range

A) Substitute the fuse for another

B) Ensure that the power cable is

correctly inserted in the power outlet

C) Check and substitute the battery

D) Check the position of the

receiver's antenna and, if necessary,

try adjusting it, if you think the signals

to be weak

Motor only runs

in one direction

A) Reversed wiring

B) Reversed limit switch

system

C) Defective control board

A) Check the motor wiring

B) Reverse the limit switch connector

(analog and/or digital)

C) Substitute the control board

- Input ports:

- Photocell.

- Loose RF Receiver Module.

- RS-485 Serial Module.

- Output ports:

- Traffic Light (Visual Exit Annunciator) Module.

- Electric lock module.

- Courtesy light module.

- Control of the motor:

- Soft start.

- Electronic clutch.

- Electronic brake.

- Torque control.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

AMARELO

PRETO/VERMELHO

VERMELHO / PRETO

MOTORDE

INDUÇÃO

MONOFÁSICO

127 VAC

220 VAC

(50 Hz/60 Hz)

FIMDE CURSO

DIGITAL

JUMPER

SELETOR DE

TENSÃO

AUTOMATIZADOR

COM FIMDE CURSO

FCA

FCF

ACF

BOTÕES

PARA AJUSTES

DAS FUNÇÕES

CHAVES DIP SWITCH

PARA SELECIONAR

AS FUNÇÕES

RECEPTOR RF

433,92 MHz

HRF

FECHAD

O=HABILITA RF

ABERT

O=DESABILITA RF

CAPACITOR

DE PARTIDA

DO MOTOR

MÓDULO

RELÉ

PARA TRAVA

MÓDULO

RELÉ PARA

LUZDE GARAGEM

MÓDULO

RELÉ PARA

SINALEIRO

RECEPTOR

AVULSO

FOTOCÉLULA

12V 12V

GND GND

OPERATOR WITH

LIMIT SWITCH

DIGITAL LIMIT

SWITCH

VOLTAGE

SELECTION

JUMPER

127 VAC 220 VAC

(50 HZ / 60 HZ) RED / BLACK

BLACK / RED

SINGLE-PHASE

INDUCTION

MOTOR

ENGINE

STARTING

CAPACITOR

PHOTOCELL

RELAY

MODULE FOR

ELECTRIC

LOCK

RELAY MODULE FOR

COURTESY LIGHT

LOOSE

RECEIVER

DIP SWITCH FOR

CHOOSING THE

FUNCTIONS

FUNCTION-ADJUSTING

BUTTONS

CLOSED = ENABLES RF

OPEN = DISABLES RF

RF 433.92 MHZ

RECEIVER

RELAY

MODULE

FOR TRAFFIC

LIGHT

12V

GND

YELLOW

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PROGRAMMING INDEX CHART

Lever Function ‘+’ Button '–' Button

8 Adds remote controls Adds

8 Erases remote controls 2nd Confirms 1st Erases

8+1 Enables or disables direction reversion

through a command (Pushbutton and

remote control) Enables Disables

8+2 Enables or disables a command on

opening cycle (Pushbutton and remote

control) Enables Disables

7 Strength (Electronic clutch) + Strength – Strength

7+4 Torque control strength on the close

limit switch area (Memorization) + Torque – Torque

7+3 Torque control strength on the open

limit switch area (Memorization) + Torque – Torque

7+2 Torque control strength on the close

limit switch area + Torque – Torque

7+1 Torque control strength on the open

limit switch area + Torque – Torque

6Memorization (Digital limit switch) or

opening / closing time (Analog limit

switch)

Starts memo-

rizing

6+4 Setback adjustment of the close limit

switch (difference between the gate

and the stopper)

Larger set-

back Lesser set-

back

6+3 Setback adjustment of the open limit

switch (difference between the gate

and the stopper)

Larger set-

back Lesser set-

back

6+2 Limit of the close limit switch area Larger space Lesser space

6+1 Limit of the open limit switch area Larger space Lesser space

5Automatic or semi-automatic mode

(hold the button pressed for the

desired time)

Pause time

(automatic) Semi-auto-

matic

5+4 Electronic brake activation time + Brake – Brake

5+3 Soft start time (120 milliseconds per

pulse) Longer Shorter

5+2 Traffic light (Exit annunciator) time (50

milliseconds per pulse) Longer Shorter

5+1 Courtesy light time (10 seconds per

pulse) Longer Shorter

Lever Function ‘+’ Button '–' Button

Selects sliding application Once

Selects swing application Twice

Selects double swing application with

an opening delay 3 times

Selects double swing application with

a closing delay 3 times

3 Selects digital or analog limit switch Digital Analog

2Closing delay time (Hold the button

pressed for the desired time) Delay time Without delay

1 Factory default settings (default/ reset) Default

‘SN’ LED FUNCTIONS

- Flashes once (60-Hz power source).

- Flashes twice (50-Hz power source).

- Flashes normally* 3 times (Opening cycle).

- Flashes normally* 4 times (Closing cycle).

- Flashes inversely** 3 times (Opening cycle with encoder failure).

- Flashes inversely** 4 times (Closing cycle with encoder failure).

- Flashes normally* 5 times (Gate travel (path) reset).

- Flashes in ‘clock mode’ every one second (counting the time for automatic

closing).

- Continuously lit (photocell input activated).

ELECTRIC LOCK INPUT

The control board will enable or disable the electromagnetic lock automatically

when a relay module is connected or disconnected to the ‘TRV’ connector. An

electromagnetic lock installation results in a 1-second delay on the opening

command. The electric lock activation time is 3 seconds.

FUNCTIONS OF '+' AND '-' BUTTONS

- In access operations, i.e., when the levers of the DIP Switch are off, they are used

as opening / closing commands.

* Flashes normally: LED normally off, goes on for 100 milliseconds. This cycle repeats itself every 2 seconds.

** Flashes inversely: LED normally on, goes off for 100 milliseconds. This cycle repeats itself every 2 seconds.

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- When programming the control board (any lever(s) of the DIP Switch on) or

adding a remote control, they are used as an input to the memory update.

IMPORTANT: The levers described on the instructions are the levers from the DIP

Switch.

ADDING REMOTE CONTROLS

Code learning - up to 160 remote controls, regardless from the fact that either one

button or two buttons per remote control have been added.

Step 1: The gate must be still and must not be counting the pause time for

automatic closing.

Step 2: Turn the lever 8 on.

Step 3: Press the button of the remote control one wants to add and hold it pressed.

Step 4: ‘SN’ LED must flash rapidly.

Step 5: Press and release the ‘+’ button.

Step 6: Check the ‘SN’ LED: If it flashes once, the button has been successfully

added; if it flashes twice, the button is already added to the memory.

Step 7: Release the button of the remote control.

Step 8: In order to add other remote control, go back to step 3.

Step 9: In order to finish, turn the lever 8 off.

ERASING ALL REMOTE CONTROLS

Step 1: The gate must be still and must not be counting the pause time for

automatic closing.

Step 2: Turn the lever 8 on.

Step 3: Press and release the ‘–’ button.

Step 4: The ‘SN’ LED lights up.

Step 5: Press and release the the ‘+’ button to confirm the exclusion of all remote

controls (the ‘SN’ LED flashes four times) or press and release the ‘–’ button to

cancel the exclusion process.

Step 6: In order to finish, turn the lever 8 off.

STRENGTH (FORCE - ELECTRONIC CLUTCH)

Step 1: This adjustment can be performed with the gate either moving or still.

Step 2: Turn the lever 7 on.

Step 3: ‘SN’ LED turns itself off.

Step 4: Use the ‘+’ and ‘–’ buttons to increase or decrease the strength.

Step 5: Check the ‘SN’ LED:

- Flashes rapidly = adjustment between the minimum and the maximum.

- Flashes slowly = adjustment on the minimum or the maximum.

The variations of the adjustment levels are:

60 Hz = 0 up to 13 pulses.

50 Hz = 0 up to 17 pulses.

Step 6: In order to finish, turn the lever 7 off.

AUTOMATIC MEMORIZATION OF THE OPENING / CLOSING TIME

(ANALOG LIMIT SWITCH) OR TRAVEL (DIGITAL LIMIT SWITCH)

Step 1: The gate must be still.

Step 2: Turn the lever 6 on.

Step 3: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 4: Press and release the ‘+’ button. The motor will be activated for the closing

cycle up to the Closing Limit switch. After one second, the motor will be activated

for the opening cycle, memorizing the travel (path) through the opening / closing

time (analog limit switch) or through the pulses of the digital encoder up to the

closing limit switch (analog limit switch). Three seconds are added to the opening

and closing time (analog limit switch).

Step 5: In order to finish, turn the lever 6 off.

Step 6: In order to perform a new memorization (acquiring, self-learning) go back

to step 2.

WARNING:

The remote control can be used to cancel and restart the memorization

process. During the memorization, one can cancel the process by

turning the lever 6 off or through a remote control command.

AUTOMATIC / SEMI-AUTOMATIC MODE

Step 1: The control board must not be counting the time for an automatic closing

(pause time).

Step 2: Turn the lever 5 on.

Step 3: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 4: Set the closing mode, as follows:

SETTING AUTOMATIC MODE (PAUSE TIME):

Step 5: Press and hold the ‘+’ button.

Step 6: SN LED starts operating in ‘clock mode’.

Step 7: Count the desired time interval through the ‘SN’ LED.

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WARNING:

The maximum time interval is 255 seconds (4.25 minutes). During the

time counting, when it reaches the 255-second limit time, the counting

is reset to 1 second.

Step 8: Release the ‘+’ button.

Step 9: ‘SN’ LED stops operating in ‘clock mode’.

Step 10: In order to add a new pause time, go back to step 5.

Step 11: In order to set it in semi-automatic mode, go to step 13.

Step 12: In order to finish, turn the lever 5 off.

SEMI-AUTOMATIC MODE:

Step 13: Press the ‘–’ button.

Step 14: ‘SN’ LED flashes for 2 seconds.

Step 15: In order to set it in automatic mode, go back to step 5.

Step 16: In order to finish, turn the lever 5 off.

SELECTING THE APPLICATION TYPE

Step 1: The gate must be still.

Step 2: Turn the lever 4 on.

Step 3: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 4: Choose the type of application:

Sliding = Press the ‘+’ button once.

Vertical Swing = Press the ‘+’ button twice.

Master swing RETA = Press '+' button 3 times.

Master swing RETF = Press '–' button 3 times.

WARNING :

When using the 'Master Swing RETA (Opening)' or 'Master Swing

RETF (Closing)' modes, all settings will be performed through the

Master Control Board without the need of performing any adjustment

on the Slave Control Board.

Whenever the '+' or '–' buttons are pressed, the 'SN' LED flashes

rapidly.

Step 5: Wait three seconds.

Step 6: If the ‘SN’ LED flashes rapidly, the application is valid. If it flashes slowly,

the application is invalid.

Step 7: In order to choose a new application, go back to step 4.

Step 8: In order to finish, turn lever 4 off.

Step 9: The ‘SN’ LED will keep flashing 5 times, indicating that the travel (path) is

reset (digital limit switch).

WARNING:

Whenever a new application is chosen, the opening / closing time is

reset to the 4-minute default factory setting (analog limit switch) or the

travel (path) is reset (digital limit switch).

For applications with a digital limit switch, in order to have a proper

operation, a new memorization is required.

SELECTING THE TYPE OF THE LIMIT SWITCH

(ANALOG OR DIGITAL)

Step 1: The gate must be still.

Step 2: Turn the lever 3 on.

Step 3: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 4: Choose the type of limit switch:

Digital limit switch = ‘+’ button.

Analog limit switch = ‘–’ button.

WARNING:

The ‘SN’ LED rapidly flashes for the selected option.

Step 5: In order to change the type of limit switch, go back to step 4.

Step 6: In order to finish, turn the lever 3 off.

Step 7: The ‘SN’ LED will keep flashing 5 times, indicating that the travel (path) is

reset (digital limit switch).

WARNING:

Whenever a new type of limit switch is chosen, the opening / closing

time is reset to the 4-minute default factory setting (analog limit switch)

or the travel (path) is reset (digital limit switch). For applications with

a digital limit switch, in order to have a proper operation, a new

memorization is required.

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SELECTING THE DELAY TIME

Step 1: The gate must be still and the control board must not be counting the time

for an automatic closing (pause time).

Step 2: The control board must be set for swing applications.

Step 3: Turn the lever 2 on.

Step 4: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 5: Choose the 'with delay' / 'without delay' mode according to the instructions:

WITH DELAY:

Step 6: Press the '+' button and hold it pressed.

Step 7: The 'clock mode' is activated ('SN' LED flashes every second).

Step 8: Count the desired time by means of the 'SN' LED.

WARNING:

The maximum time interval is 255 seconds (4.25 minutes). During the

time counting, when it reaches the 255-second limit time, the counting

is reset to 1 second.

Step 9: Release the '+' button.

Step 10: The 'Clock mode' is deactivated.

Step 11: In order to set a new delay time, go back to step 6.

Step 12: In order to program without delay, go to step 14.

Step 13: In order to finish, turn the lever 2 off.

WITHOUT DELAY:

Step 14: Press the '–' button.

Step 15: 'SN' LED flashes for 2 seconds.

Step 16: In order to program with delay, go to step 6.

Step 17: In order to finish, turn the lever 2 off.

WARNING:

When the delay time is set on opening, the delay is fixed in one

second. During the closing cycle, when the gate RETA reaches the

stopper (CLS), the closing delay time is cancelled and the gate RETF

starts closing.

BRAKE ACTIVATION TIME

Step 1: Turn the levers 5 and 4 on.

Step 2: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 3: Use the ‘+’ and ‘–’ buttons to increase or decrease the time.

Step 4: Check the SN LED:

Flashes rapidly = adjustment between the minimum and the maximum.

Flashes slowly = adjustment on the minimum or the maximum.

Levels: 0 to 12

0 = brake disabled.

1 = 200 milliseconds.

12 = 2.4 seconds.

Step 5: In order to finish, turn the levers 5 and 4 off.

WARNING:

When the 'swing' mode and and digital limit switch are used, it starts

operating in a different manner: after detecting the stopper, the control

board forces the motor against the stopper in order to assure a proper

closure. The higher the brake adjustment, the higher the pressure of

the operator against the stopper.

COURTESY LIGHT TIME

Step 1: Turn the levers 5 and 1 on.

Step 2: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 3: Use the ‘+’ and ‘–’ buttons to increase or decrease the time.

Step 4: Check the ‘SN’ LED:

Flashes rapidly = adjustment between the minimum and the maximum.

Flashes slowly = adjustment on the minimum or the maximum.

Levels: 0 to 24

0 = does not count the time, it switches off immediately after the gate

reaches the closing limit switch.

1 = 10 seconds.

24 = 240 seconds (4 minutes).

Step 5: In order to finish, turn the levers 5 and 1 off.

TRAFFIC LIGHT (EXIT ANNUNCIATOR) TIME

Step 1: Turn the levers 5 and 2 on.

Step 2: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 3: Use the ‘+’ and ‘–’ buttons to increase or decrease the time.

Step 4: Check the ‘SN’ LED:

Flashes rapidly = adjustment between the minimum and the maximum.

Flashes slowly = adjustment on the minimum or the maximum.

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Levels: 0 to 20

0 = continuous mode.

1 = oscillating mode (50 milliseconds).

20 = oscillating mode (1000 milliseconds).

Step 5: In order to finish, turn the levers 5 and 2 off.

FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS

Step 1: The gate must be still.

Step 2: Turn lever 1 on.

Step 3: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 4: Press and release the ‘+’ button.

Step 5: ‘SN’ LED rapidly flashes once.

Step 6: In order to finish, turn the lever 1 off.

Step 7: The LED keeps flashing 5 times, indicating that the memorized travel

(path) is reset (Digital limit switch).

WARNING:

After resetting it to the default factory setting, if the operator uses

a digital limit switch system (encoder sensor hall), a new acquiring

(memorization, self-learning) is necessary for a proper operation.

Default factory settings:

Strength = maximum.

Soft start = disabled.

Semi-automatic mode.

Opening / Closing time = 4 minutes.

Brake strength = level 1.

Brake activation time= 400 milliseconds.

Courtesy light time = 60 seconds.

Traffic light (Exit annunciator) = continuous.

Limit switch = digital.

Accepts a command on opening = enabled.

Movement reversion through a command = enabled.

Strength of torque control on opening = level 5.

Strength of torque control on closing = level 5.

Strength of torque control on opening (memorization) = level 9.

Strength of torque control when closing (memorization) = level 9.

Limit of opening limit switch = travel (path) – 16 pulses.

FCF (CLS - Closing limit switch) adjustment = 0-pulse setback (recoil,

backlash).

FCA (OLS - Opening limit switch) adjustment = 0-pulse setback (recoil,

backlash).

ENABLING OR DISABLING A REVERSION COMMAND

Step 1: Turn the levers 8 and 1 on.

Step 2: 'SN' LED remains off.

Step 3: ‘+’ Button = Enables reversion command.

Step 4: 'SN' LED rapidly flashes once.

Step 5: ‘–’ Button = Disables reversion command.

Step 6: 'SN' LED rapidly flashes once.

Step 7: In order to finish, turn the levers 8 and 1 off.

SOFT START

Step 1: Turn the levers 5 and 3 on.

Step 2: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 3: Use the ‘+’ and ‘–’ buttons to increase or decrease the time.

Step 4: Check the ‘SN’ LED:

Flashes rapidly = adjustment between the minimum and the maximum.

Flashes slowly = adjustment on the minimum or the maximum.

Levels: 0 to 30

60 Hz:

0 = Soft start disabled (motor starts with network rated voltage).

1 = Soft start enabled (120 milliseconds).

30 = Soft start enabled (3.6 seconds).

50 Hz:

0 = Soft start disabled (motor starts with network rated voltage).

1 = Soft start enabled (160 milliseconds).

30 = Soft start enabled (4.8 seconds).

Step 5: In order to finish, turn the levers 5 and 3 off.

TORQUE CONTROL STRENGTH

(CLOSE LIMIT SWITCH AREA)

Step 1: Turn levers the 7 and 2 on.

Step 2: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 3: Use the ‘+’ and ‘–’ buttons to increase or decrease the torque control

strength.

Step 4: Check the ‘SN’ LED:

Flashes rapidly = adjustment between the minimum and the maximum.

Flashes slowly = adjustment on the minimum or the maximum.

Levels: 0 (weak) to 30 (strong)

Step 5: In order to finish, turn the levers 7 and 2 off.

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TORQUE CONTROL STRENGTH

(OPEN LIMIT SWITCH AREA)

Step 1: Turn the levers 7 and 1 on.

Step 2: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 3: Use the ‘+’ and ‘–’ buttons to increase or decrease the torque control

strength.

Step 4: Check the ‘SN’ LED:

Flashes rapidly = adjustment between the minimum and the maximum.

Flashes slowly = adjustment on the minimum or the maximum.

Levels: 0 (weak) to 30 (strong)

Step 5: In order to finish, turn the levers 7 and 1 off.

TORQUE CONTROL STRENGTH ON CLOSING CYCLE

(MEMORIZATION)

Step 1: Turn the levers 7 and 4 on.

Step 2: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 3: Use the ‘+’ and ‘–’ buttons to increase or decrease the torque control

strength.

Step 4: Check the ‘SN’ LED:

Flashes rapidly = adjustment between the minimum and the maximum.

Flashes slowly = adjustment on the minimum or the maximum.

Levels: 0 (weak) to 30 (strong)

Step 5: In order to finish, turn the levers 7 and 4 off.

TORQUE CONTROL STRENGTH ON OPENING CYCLE

(MEMORIZATION)

Step 1: Turn the levers 7 and 3 on.

Step 2: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 3: Use the ‘+’ and ‘–’ buttons to increase or decrease the torque control

strength.

Step 4: Check the ‘SN’ LED:

Flashes rapidly = adjustment between the minimum and the maximum.

Flashes slowly = adjustment on the minimum or the maximum.

Levels: 0 (weak) to 30 (strong)

Step 5: In order to finish, turn the levers 7 and 3 off.

LIMIT OF THE AREA OF THE CLOSE LIMIT SWITCH

It is the distance between the closing mechanical stop plate and the point on the

travel where the control board enters the torque control mode to decrease the

speed of the gate and turn it off, when it is on the 0 (zero) position.

Step 1: Turn the levers 6 and 2 on.

Step 2: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 3: Use the ‘+’ and ‘–’ buttons to increase or decrease the limit.

Step 4: Check the 'SN' LED:

Flashes rapidly = adjustment between the minimum and the maximum.

Flashes slowly = adjustment on the minimum or the maximum.

Levels: 0 to 50

Step 5: In order to finish, turn the levers 6 and 2 off.

LIMIT OF THE AREA OF THE OPEN LIMIT SWITCH

It is the distance between the opening mechanical stop plate and the point on

the travel where the control board enters the torque control mode to decrease the

speed of the gate and turn it off on the memorized travel.

Step 1: Turn the levers 6 and 1 on.

Step 2: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 3: Use the ‘+’ and ‘–’ buttons to increase or decrease the limit.

Step 4: Check the ‘SN’ LED:

Flashes rapidly = adjustment between the minimum and the maximum.

Flashes slowly = adjustment on the minimum or the maximum.

Levels: 0 to 50

Step 5: In order to finish, turn the levers 6 and 1 off.

ADJUSTMENT OF THE POSITION OF THE CLOSE LIMIT SWITCH

(CLS)

It is the adjustment of the setback (1 pulse) or of the advance (1 pulse) of the close

limit switch.

Step 1: Turn the levers 6 and 4 on.

Step 2: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 3: Use the ‘+’ and ‘–’ buttons to increase or decrease the limit switch position.

Step 4: Check the 'SN' LED:

Flashes rapidly = adjustment between the minimum and the maximum.

Flashes slowly = adjustment on the minimum or the maximum.

Levels: 0 to 50

Step 5: In order to finish, turn the levers 6 and 4 off.

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ADJUSTMENT OF THE POSITION OF THE OPEN LIMIT SWITCH (OLS)

It is the adjustment of the setback (1 pulse) or of the advance (1 pulse) of the

opening limit switch.

Step 1: Turn the levers 6 and 3 on.

Step 2: ‘SN’ LED remains off.

Step 3: Use the ‘+’ and ‘–’ buttons to increase or decrease the limit switch position.

Step 4: Check the 'SN' LED:

Flashes rapidly = adjustment between the minimum and the maximum.

Flashes slowly = adjustment on the minimum or the maximum.

Levels: 0 to 50

Step 5: In order to finish, turn the levers 6 and 3 off.

ENABLING OR DISABLING A COMMAND ON OPENING CYCLE

Step 1: Turn the levers 8 and 2 on.

Step 2: 'SN' LED remains off.

Step 3: ‘+’ Button = Enables command on opening.

Step 4: 'SN' LED rapidly flashes.

Step 5: Botão (–) = Disables command on opening.

Step 6: 'SN' LED rapidly flashes.

Step 7: In order to finish, turn the levers 8 and 2 off.

PPA Pivo Liger Universal Mono Owner's manual

Brand: PPA

Model: Pivo Liger Universal Mono

Category: Gate Opener

Type: Owner's manual

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