CB19
CB19
I. Safety Instruction 3
II. Product Description And Tended use 4
1. Kit Content ……………………………………………………… 4
2. Product Usage Limits ……………………………………… 5
3. Dimensions …………………………………………………… 5
III. Installation 6
1. Installation Dimensions …………………………………… 6-7
2. Installation Of The Motors ……………………………… 8
3. Manual Release Of Motors ……………………………… 9
4. Installation Of The Control Box………………………… 9
IV. Commissioning 10
1. CB19 Control Board ……………………………………… 10
2. Motor Wiring ………………………………………………… 11
3. Wiring Of Accessories……………………………………… 12
4. Remote Learning ……………………………………………… 13
5. Safety Device Logic …………………………………………… 14-15
6. Programming ………………………………………………… 16
7. Parameter Table ……………………………………………… 17-18
8. System Learning ……………………………………………… 19
9. Reset To Default Settings………………………………… 19
V. Smartphone Control With Chow! Mobile Applicatipn 20
1. Wi-Fi Box WB3 ……………………………………………… 20
2. Quick Set Up Guide ………………………………………… 20-22
VI. Technical Specifications 22
VII. Maintenance And Troubleshooting 23
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Safety Instruction
WARNING!
Please read this instruction manual carefully before the installation of gate-automated
system.
This manual is exclusively for qualified installation personnel.
The manufacturer is not responsible for improper installation and failure to comply with
local electrical and building regulations.
Keep all the components of Clifford system and this manual for further consultation.
In this manual, please pay extra attention to the contents marked by the symbol:
Be aware of the hazards that may exist in the procedures of installation and operation of
the gate-automated system.
Besides, the installation must be carried out in conformity with local standards and
regulations.
If the system is correctly installed and used following all the standards and regulations, it
will ensure a high degree of safety.
Make sure that the gates works properly before installing the gate-automated system and
confirm the gates are appropriate for the application.
Do not let children operate or play with the gate-automated system.
Do not cross the path of the gate-automated system when operating.
Please keep all the control devices and any other pulse generator away from children to
avoid the gate-automated system being activated accidentally.
Do not make any modifications to any components except that it is mentioned in this
manual.
Do not try to manually open or close the gates before you release the gear motor.
If there is a failure that cannot be solved and is not mentioned in this manual, please
contact qualified installation personnel.
Do not use the gate-automated system before all the procedures and instructions have
been carried out and thoroughly read.
Test the gate-automated system weekly and have qualified installation personnel to check
and maintain the system at least every 6-month.
Install warning signs (if necessary) on the both sides of the gate to warn the people in the
area of potential hazards.
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II. Product Description And Tended Use
1. Kit Content
• Motors • Hardware
• Accessories
Motor 1 (Master) 1
Motor 2 (Slave) 1
Bracket plate 4
Front bracket 2
M8 self-locking nut 2
Washer 4
Washer 4
Flashing light 1
Photocells 1
Remote 2
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2. Product Usage Limits
3. Dimensions
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III. Installation
1. Installation Dimensions
• Dimensions Front And Rear Bracket
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• Inward Opening • Outward Opening
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2. Installation Of The Motors
1. Choose the correct dimensions of the motors and position to be installed.
2. Check if the mounting surface the brackets to be installed is smooth, vertical and
rigid.
3. Arrange the cable conduit for power supply cable of the motors.
4. Loosen the screw and remove the cover of the motor as shown in Figure 1.
5. Place the leaves in the closed position.
6. Refer to the distance of “B” in dimensions, place the rear plate in the correct position
on the mounting surface. Inspect if the distance is proper as shown in dimensions.
7. Place two post brackets on the surface to be installed and mark the drilling points,
then drill minimum diameter of 8mm holes by four on the mounting surface to be
installed and fasten up the brackets with screws and washers.
8. Please make sure the front plate is completely installed horizontally.
9. Clamp and fix the motor front plate on the door temporarily.
10. Lift up the motor and insert the screws into the front plate.
11. Lift the motor overhead and push the gate to the end until the screw holes of the
motor end matches the holes on the rear plate. Fasten the motor to the rear plate
with the bolt as shown in Figure 4.
12. Fasten the nut tightly and loosen it for half round for motor supporting in rotating.
13. Fasten the motor front end to the front plate with the bolt and nut tightly. Fully
tighten the screw.
14. Use appropriate release key to release the gear motor.
15. Try to push the released gate and make sure the motor can be manually moved
easily.
16. Make sure the motor front plate can be fastened on the gate to be installed
permanently.
17. Use the appropriate release key to fasten the gear motor again.
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3. Manual Release Of The Motor
1. Remove the cover by unscrewing the 4 screws from the control box.
2. Use a screwdriver to puncture the holes beneath the bottom of the control box.
3. Install the control box
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IV. Commissioning
1. CB19 Control Board
Motor1 is the MASTER Motor that will open first and close last.
WARNING !
When powering on for the first time, the LED display will show N-L = System learning not completed.
DURING STANDARD OPERATION, the photocells are wired and aligned, the 3 LED indicator are OFF.
Control : By passing your hand in front of the photocell beam, LED 1 will switch ON.
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2. Motor Wiring
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3. Wiring Of Accessories
• Safety Device 1 Wiring • Safety Device 2 Wiring
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4. Remote Learning
Press and hold RF button. After 10 seconds, the LED display will first show
then that confirms that all the transmitters have been deleted.
Press and hold a button on the remote for at least 1 second then release.
Press RF Learn button. The LED display show . Press RF button a 2nd
Press and hold a button on the remote for at least 1 second then release.
Press RF Learn button. The LED display show . Press RF button a 2nd
Press and hold a button on the remote for at least 1 second then release.
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5. Safety Device Logic
• Motor Reaction Following A Fault On Contact PH1/PH2-Parameter Settings Selection-FA
Safety device category Photocells default on PH1 Safety edge default on PH2
Gate fully closed No effect No effect
Safety device category Photocells default on PH1 Safety edge default on PH2
Gate fully closed Blocks the open command No effect
Stop => Reverse 2 seconds => Pause time =>
Opening phase No effect
Automatic closing
Reload pause time =>Automatic closing
Stop during cycle No effect
at slow speed
Reload pause time => Automatic
Gate fully open Reload pause time => Automatic closing
closing
Stop => Reverse 2 seconds => Pause time =>
Closing phase Stop => Open at slow speed
Automatic closing
Safety device category Photocells default on PH1 Safety edge default on PH2
Gate fully closed No effect Open
Safety device category Photocells default on PH1 Safety edge default on PH2
Gate fully closed No effect No effect
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Function FA-5 - Quick closing - Pausing time is reduced to 5 seconds
Safety device category Photocells default on PH1 Safety edge default on PH2
Gate fully closed No effect No effect
Pause time before automatic closing Pause time before automatic closing reduced to
Opening phase
reduced to 5 seconds 5 seconds
Pause time before automatic closing Pause time before automatic closing reduced to
Stop during cycle
reduced to 5 seconds 5 seconds
Pause time before automatic closing Pause time before automatic closing reduced to
Gate fully open
reduced to 5 seconds 5 seconds
Open => Reduce pause time to 5
Closing phase Open => Reduce pause time to 5 seconds
seconds
Safety device category Photocells default on PH1 Safety edge default on PH2
Gate fully closed No effect No effect
Function FA-7 -
Condominium mode. Transmitters only accept signal for opening / Automatic closing is mandatory
Safety device category Photocells default on PH1 Safety edge default on PH2
Gate fully closed No effect No effect
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6. Programming
• Indication On The LED Display
During the programming and operation, the LED display is ON
and provides indications.
N-L = System learning not
completed
LEA = In process of system
learning
S-G = Completed system learning
for single gate
D-G = Completed system learning
for dual gate
OPN = Motors in opening phase
CLS = Motors in closing phase
STP = Fault (display for 10second)
CLN = Return to default setting
F I = Motor wiring fault Indication example on the LED display
• Parameter Settings
WARNING !
Depending on the placement of the control unit, the programming
buttons may be located on the right or left side, the RF button at the top
or bottom.
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7. Parameter Table
F1-1 : Motor without limit switch. MANDATORY : Stoppers must be placed on the
F1 ground or on the motor
F1-1
F1-2 : Limit switch
F1-3 : Encoders - Wiring on 5V/S1 and 5V/S2
F6 F6-2
F6-1 = 40% F6-3 = 75%
F6-2 = 50% F6-4 = 100%
F9-0 : No automatic
F9 closing
F9-3 = 20 seconds F9-6 = 120 seconds F9-0
F9-4 = 40 seconds F9-7 = 180 seconds
F9-1 = 3 seconds
F9-5 = 60 seconds F9-8 = 300 seconds
F9-2 = 10 seconds
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7. Parameter Table
Safety Device 1
FD FD-0 = Deactivated FD-0
FD-1 = Activated
Safety Device 2
FE FE-0 = Deactivated FE-0
FE-1 = Activated
LED Display Direction (LED display direction is reversed on the articulated arm)
FH FH-0 = Value facing up FH-1
FH-1 = Value facing down
FK FK-1 = Power an electric lock in 24V (activated at start of the cycle) FK-1
FK-2 = Zone lighting (activated during the movement of the gates)
FK-3 = 24V output (courtesy light) controlled by the C button of the remote (adjustment of the duration with
FL setting)
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8. System Learning
2. The LED display . Release the button to launch the system learning
procedure.
The first movement of the motors must be in the closing direction.
If it is not the case, power off and invert the wiring of the 2 motors M+/M-
During the learning phase, the LED display the motor power consumption
(in Ampere). If this value fluctuates a lot during the gates movement, make
sure to verify if there are any hard spots.
1. Motor 2 close
2. Motor 1 close
3. Motor 1 open
4. Motor 2 open
5. Motor 2 close
6. Motor 1 close
The LED display confirming that the system has successfully returned to
default settings .
Release the buttons => The LED display (System learning not completed)
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V. Smartphone Control With CHOW! Mobile Application
1. Wi-Fi Box WB3
LED Display
R Button (press to restart)
P Button
Terminals
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• Connect the Wifi/Bluetooth Module to the Chow! App
Please turn ON the Bluetooth function of your smartphone
1. Tap the (+) icon to add new device.
2. Tap the type of your device to add a new device.
3. Please check if the product has the WBT sticker.
4. Please check if you power the device.
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3. Enter the account which you are going to share.
4. Choose the device you are going to share and tap next.
Current(A) 6A 6A
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VII. Maintenance And Troubleshooting
• Maintenance
Conduct the following operations at least every 6 months. For intensive use scenarios,
shorten this delay.
Troubleshooting
Problem Solution
1.Check if LED2 blinks when pressing buttons on the remote
2.Check if the voltage on the batteries is above 22V
The gate is not moving when 3.Check if LED3-4 are "ON".
pressing the buttons on the remote 4.Make sure all the wires are connected to the PCB terminals
5.Make sure the fuse is fully functional on the panel and
power socket.
1. Make sure the antenna is well attached and screwed on
Transmission range on the remote/ the control board.
keypad is too short 2. Make sure there is no obstruction of the antenna (power
or motor cables).
Flashing light does not function 1. Make sure the wiring is correct.
The gate stops during movement. Manually move the gate and check if there are any hard spots.
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