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MX3629-01 Rev. B

Models

SlideDriver 15

222 SS ST 1,500 lb (680 kg) 1 ft/s (30 cm/s)

SlideDriver 30F 222 EX 1.7 ST 3,000 lb (1,361 kg) 1.7 ft/s (50 cm/s)

SlideDriver 40 222 E ST 4,000 lb (1,814 kg) 1 ft/s (30 cm/s)

SlideDriver 50VF2/3 222 X3 ST 5,000 lb (2.268 kg) 2.2 ft/s (70 cm/s) or

3 ft/s (91 cm/s)

SlideDriver 80 222 X1 ST 8,000 lb (3,629 kg) 1 ft/s (30 cm/s)

SlideDriver 200 444 XS ST 20,000 lb (9,072 kg) 1 ft/s (30 cm/s)

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SlideDriver 30F

Installation Instructions

The World’s Most Rugged and Reliable High Security Slide Gate Operator

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SlideDriver: Plan Site Design

Read & Plan

Read and follow the Important Safety Information provided in the Programming and Operations Manual prior to installing the SlideDriver. Read and follow these installation instructions and make sure to conform to site

specications and all local and federal regulations and codes.

Measure and Calculate

Determine site placement. Pay attention to clearance around the gate operator’s location and gate condition (hardware, ease of travel, and access). Consider right handing and left handing.

Use the illustrations for concrete pad dimensions, gate operator placement and drive rail alignment.

Design Vehicle Loops

Inside and Outside obstruction loops (IOLD and OOLD) are recommended to help prevent vehicle hits. IOLD and OOLD loops are required for tail gating logic.

Install conduit for communication and power

For high voltage, low voltage, (loops and peripherals), ground wire, and dual or interlocked gates.

NOTE: Loop layout is dependent on uni- or bi-directional

trafc and length of gate and width of roadway. Vehicle must

move from one loop to the next without loss of detection. The site design shown on this page is for illustrative purposes only.

CAUTION

If you cut, drill or alter the chassis, you will void the Warranty.

DANGER

Know what’s below! Many states subscribe to 811. Call the local utility number so underground utility lines can be marked before excavating.

NOTE: Design shown for illustrative purposes only. Drawings are NOT TO SCALE.

Minimum conduit required No. Min. Size cm

AC Main power (incoming) 1 1 inch 2.5

Low voltage comm wires 1 3/4 inch 2

Ground 1 3/4 inch 2

Loop wires 1 3/4 inch 2

Addt’l conduit may be needed for: No. Min. Size cm

DC cables or hydraulic hoses 1 2 inch 5

Dual gate connection for low voltage wiring 1 1 inch 2.5

Emergency release options 1 3/4 inch 2

SLIDEDRIVER

Mounting bolt location Four (4) ½ x 4-inch anchor bolts

FACE OF GATE

OBSTRUCTED AREA: Area must remain clear. Hydraulic motor location

MINIMUM CONCRETE DIMENSIONS 20” Wide x 30” Length x 16” Depth minimum* (51 x 76 x 41 cm) *Or, Frost line whichever is greater. Refer to local code for appropriate depth.

2" (5 cm)

5" (13 cm)

12½" (32 cm)

7¼" (18 cm)

1¼" (3 cm)

1¼" (3 cm) 2" (5 cm)

(20 cm)

13" (33 cm)

26" (66 cm)

1¼" (3 cm)

CONDUIT

AREA

Conduit cutout area for electrical access. Cut out dimensions: 8 x 7¼" (20 x 18 cm)

Distance between gate face and rear chassis: 1½ ± ⅛ inch (38 mm ± 3 mm)

WARNING

Be sure the WARNING signs are visible from either side of the gate in clear view of approaching vehicles. For your records, take a photograph of the completed installation site.

Key or card reader

Mount access control devices at least 6 ft (183 cm) beyond gate.

Photo eye

SlideDriver

Left handing

Outside Obstruction Loop

Photo eye

V track

Pedestrian gate within 25 ft (762 cm) of vehicular gate opening

Inside Obstruction Loop or Free Exit

Gate edge sensor

Physical travel stop

Edge sensor

Support posts

External Stop / Reset

Safety Mesh Gap between vertical bars must be less than (2¼-inch, 57 mm) up to a minimum height of 6 ft (1.8 m). Refer to ASTM F2200.

14½" (37 cm)

NOTE: Chassis cover adds ½" (13 mm). Total depth with cover = 15" (38 cm)

SlideDriver Left handing shown

High voltage (Incoming AC power)

Low voltage/ communication wires

Dual gates

Vehicle loop wires

For clarity, safety mesh is not shown

CONCRETE PAD

CONCRETE PAD Cut away view

Gate

Safety mesh Per UL 325 and ASTM F2200, all openings in a sliding gate up to 72 inch height (6 ft or 183 cm) must be guarded or screened.

Wheel cover

Grooved drive rail

Gate face* Use shims as needed

Support post

Wheel cover

Drive rail

Limit ramps

Height from top of drive rail to bottom of gate operator. All models: 9¼” (23.5 cm)

NOTE: XtremeDrive™ mount drive rail ¼ to ½” (6 to 13 mm) higher.

All models (except SD 200): 26” (66 cm)

SlideDriver 200: 33½” (85 cm)

Support post

Low voltage/communication wires

Conduit

Distance: 1½" (38 mm) Gap

Cover removal and access: 15” minimum (38 cm)

U bolt

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SlideDriver: Site Prep

OperatOr Handing

tOOls required

Drawings NOT to Scale

slidedriver 200 series

pOst MOunt fOr Hydrasupply Or dC / ups Cabinet

• Standard socket set with extension

• Standard hex key set

• Combination wrench set

• Standard pliers and needle-nose pliers

• Set of Phillips head and at-head screwdrivers

• Wire strippers & wire crimper

• Digital Volt-Ohm meter

• Level and measuring tape

• Electric drill and drill bits (Unibit or Stepdrill)

• Metal cutting saw

For the full recommended list of tools and hardware, see the SlideDriver Programming and Operations Manual.

When you rst apply power to the operator, it is locked in

Menu mode and prompts appear on the display. The gate will not move and the controls will not function until the prompts have been answered. The prompts include:

• Usage Class setting (UC)

• Gate operator handing (Set Handing: SH)

See page 9 for more information.

MINIMUM CONCRETE DIMENSIONS 20” Wide x 47” Length x 16” Depth minimum* (51 x 119 x 41 cm) *Or, Frost line whichever is greater. Refer to local code for appropriate depth.

6½" (16.5 cm)

1¼" (3 cm)

2" (5 cm)

Conduit cutout area for electrical access. Cut out dimensions: 8 x 6½" (20 x 16.5 cm)

10" (25 cm)

Distance between gate face and rear chassis: 1½ ± ⅛ inch (38 mm ± 3 mm)

43" (109 cm)

47" (119 cm)

minimum

2" (5 cm)

5" (13 cm)

12½" (32 cm)

NOTE: Chassis cover adds ½" (13 mm). Total depth with cover = 15" (38 cm).

1¼" (3 cm)

14½" (37 cm)

Mounting bolt locations Nine (9) ½ x 4" anchor bolts. Required: A minimum 2 bolts fastened per cross support.

17¾" (45 cm)

22¾" (58 cm)

8" (20 cm)

ClearanCes

Modular and DC / UPS options shown: Post-mounted. U-bolts mounted to Unistrut on back of cabinet.

Cabinet may also be wall-mounted with anchor bolts.

SlideDriver:

Side Access: Minimum 24 inches (61 cm) Front Access: Allow 30 inches (76 cm)

Concrete pad extends 2 inch (5 cm) minimum beyond side and front of gate operator chassis’ footprint. Conduit runs between gate operator and cabinet.

Leave enough space between cabinet and chassis to avoid pinch point and access issues. Conduit runs below ground between the two units.

Offset 3 inches (7.6 cm) from the surface of the support posts to rear of SlideDriver chassis.

Cabinet:

Modular, DC / UPS options

SlideDriver

Gate panel

Fence

Drive rail

ROADWAY

Chassis base cut out for conduit

Cabinet (Modular):

Front Access: Minimum 36 inches (92 cm) Rear Access: Allow 24 inches (61 cm)

Cabinet (DC / UPS):

Door Swing: Minimum 30 inches (76 cm) Rear Access: Allow 24 inches (61 cm)

Front access

Door swing clearance:

Minimum

36 inches (91 cm)

Side access

Left hand gate

OPEN

Right hand gate

OPEN

SlideDriver viewed from the secure side

Cabinet option

For DC / UPS or Modular options, wall or post-mount the cabinet.

If planning a post mount, mounting holes need to be drilled (U-bolts, fasteners, and unistrut are not provided).

Cabinet may also be wallmounted with anchor bolts.

NOTE: The mounting holes on

the top and bottom anges are

5/16-inch diameter. Mounting posts and hardware are not provided by HySecurity.

13½” (34 cm)

1⅞” (5 cm)

1¼” (3 cm)

Door clip

C/L

Flange

Unistrut

U-bolt

30¾” (78 cm)

Offset 4¾" (12 cm) Face of Gate panel and cabinet

Gate panel face

SlideDriver

Cabinet

For more information, refer to the supplemental manuals that accompany the product.

SLIDEDRIVER

Drive rail

Gate post

Gate panel

Concrete pad

Wheel covers required for cantilevered gates: UL325

FENCE LINE

ROADWAY

Right handing gate operator

Allow 12 to 16 inches (30 to 41 cm)

Minimum clearance for cover removal:

15 inches (38 cm)

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Set up and Assembly

unpaCk tHe slidedriver

Phillips head screws Loosen, DO NOT remove.

Drawings NOT to Scale

1. Loosen two Phillips head screws.

NOTE: Leave sufcient overhead clearance to remove cover and open the

control box.

2. Remove the cover by tilting it slightly toward you while lifting it up off the top of the operator.

NOTE: Use the supplied keys to release the lock if your model includes that option.

3. Remove the foam pieces around the motor and the red spring.

4. Remove the ship with kit plastic bag.

replaCe tHe vent plug

WARNING

Obtain help before lifting or moving the operator. SlideDriver models can weigh over 260 lbs (118 kg). Failure to comply may result in serious injury to personnel, damage to the equipment, or both.

1. Align the operator. Locate rear panel 1½-inch from the face of vertical uprights.

2. Install concrete anchors (½ x 4-inch minimum)

3. Tighten the nuts, but leave room for adjustments.

4. Level the operator. Shim with plastic or aluminum to prevent corrosion.

Mark tHe anCHOr bOlt lOCatiOns

CAUTION

Replace the vent plug with the breather cap before operating the SlideDriver. Air pressure vents through the cap instead of through the pump seal and helps prevent rust by allowing

condensation to evaporate. If you do not replace the vent

plug with the breather cap, you will void the Limited Warranty.

After you remove the operator, cut out the anchor bolt template on the side of the SlideDriver box.

Use the template to mark the location of the anchor bolts that will secure the SlideDriver to the concrete pad.

CAUTION

Review the dimensions on page 1. Proper alignment of the SlideDriver operator and its drive rail is critical.

FACE OF GATE FACE OF GATE

CONDUIT CUT-OUT

Gate Side

-Puerta Lado-

Gate Side

-Puerta Lado-

-CONDUCTO CORTAR-

CAUTION

Do NOT fully tighten the anchor bolts until after the drive rail is installed. See page 4.

install tHe CHassis

install tHe eartH grOund

DANGER

The potential for lightning discharge exists with all gates, fences and gate operators. National Electric Code (NEC) - Article 250 requires a separate earth ground in addition to the required equipment ground.

The gate operator must be grounded per NEC, NFPA 780 and local building standards and codes.

CAUTION

DO NOT pick the operator up by its sides or

tip it. Hydraulic uid can leak or damage to the

chassis may occur and void the Warranty.

26-inches (66 cm)

14½-inches (37 cm)

1½-inch (38 mm)

Level

Optional base riser

Side view

Anchor bolts (½ x 4-inch, min.) Minimum 4 anchor bolts (6 bolts required for heavy gates: 80 and 200 operators.)

Lock (optional)

Cover

Breather cap

Quick disconnects (QDs)

Option:

SlideDriver Base Riser (most models) Inches: 26W x 12H x 14½D Centimeters: 66W x 30H x 37D

Option:

SlideDriver Base Riser (200 series): Same H & D, with 47"W (109 cm)

Ground lug

Limit switch

Toggle handle

Earth ground

Consult local codes for proper depth

Grade level

Cut away view

Conduit

SlideDriver chassis

Control Box

3 ft

(91 cm)

Maximum

distance

Concrete pad

Rear panel

Minimum depth 16" (41 cm)

or frost line. See local codes.

Concrete pad conduit, not shown

Page 6

Assemble, Align & Install Drive Rail

Drawings NOT to Scale

Connect sections of the drive rail.

Use roll pins to join the sections of the drive rail. To prevent the pins from moving during assembly, crimp the pin channels with a pliers.

Secure the toggle handle.

Disengage the drive wheels by pulling on the toggle handle. Wire the toggle handle clamp open so the wheel doesn't fall closed

when you insert the drive rail through the chassis

WARNING

Be careful where you place your hands and ngers when you disengage the

drive wheels. The compression spring at the base of the clamp causes the handle to drop suddenly which can cause serious injury.

Standard grooved drive rail

Optional anged drive rail used for

solenoid lock applications.

AdvanceDrive™ and XtremeDrive™ wheels shown.

Use wire to secure the toggle handle so the clamp remains open and the drive wheel doesn't fall closed while you insert the drive rail.

Drive rail

Limit ramp

Limit switch (interior of chassis)

CAUTION

When sliding the drive rail through the cut out in the chassis, DO NOT damage the limit switches. Damage to the limit switches during installation is not covered by the Warranty.

U bolt securing the drive rail.

Compression spring controls drive wheel gripping force

Clamped

Unclamped

Handle Position

Clamp Drive Rail to Gate

Identify the gate structure nearest the operator and temporarily clamp the drive rail onto the gate.

Set a String Line, Align Drive Rail and Insert Shims, if needed.

For reference, run a string line along the entire length of the drive rail. Compare the edge of the drive rail with the string line. Place shims between the upright support structure and drive rail to keep the drive rail straight and level.

String line

Gate edge

Limit ramp

SlideDriver

U bolts fasten drive rail to support posts

Align and Secure Drive Rail

Align the top of the drive rail with the label on each side of the operator's chassis. If necessary, loosen the C-clamps and move the drive rail up or down along the length of the gate. Drill holes through the drive rail ange and insert U bolts from the far side. Install U bolts along the upright support structure, as needed. HySecurity recommends that you attach to a minimum of 3 supports per length of drive rail. Keep drive rail spans straight and level. Distance between attachment points should be less than 10 feet (3 m).

Remove the C clamps when the drive rail is fully secure.

Manually, open and close the gate.

Check and adjust the height of the drive rail.

Label

Drive rail

Triangle tool rafter square

NOTE: DO NOT use through bolts or selftapping screws because you won't be able to adjust the drive rail at a later date.

Install additional U bolts, as necessary.

NOTE: Make sure the drive wheel will be centered on the drive rail

when placed under load.

With the drive rail secure, tighten the chassis anchor bolts.

NOTE: Over its entire length, the drive rail must

be level and aligned with the label on the chassis to within ± ¼-inch (6 mm).

When clamped, the red spring should be compressed to a height of 2-inches (5 cm). Adjust the nut at the base of the spring to set the proper tension.

Nut adjusts tension

CAUTION

When drive rail and limit ramps (see page 5) are installed, the drive rail must be aligned and the operator's chassis secure before clamping the drive wheels and adjusting the compression spring.

CAUTION

CONCRETE PAD

Grooved drive rail NOTE: Drill holes to increase traction where drive wheels

rst engage the drive rail.

Other traction considerations: HySecurity XtremeDrive™ Wheel System

Gate face* Use shims as needed. *NOTE: The best material to use for shims is non-corrosive materials, such as aluminum or heavy-duty plastic.

Support post

Wheel cover

Height from top of drive rail to bottom of gate operator. All models: 9¼” (23.5 cm)

NOTE: if using XtremeDrive™ wheels mount drive rail ¼” to ½” (6 to 13 mm) higher.

All models (except SD 200): 26” (66 cm)

SlideDriver 200: 33½” (85 cm)

Distance: 1½" (38 mm)

Wheel cover

Roller guide and bracket support

All models: 9¼” (23.5 cm) Exceptions: SD 80 & SD 200 using XtremeDrive™ wheels, 9½” to 9¾” (23.5 to 25 cm)

XtremeDrive™

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Install and Secure Limit Ramps

Drawings NOT to Scale

Determine Limit Ramp Location.

Position the gate fully-closed and mark the drive rail.

NOTE: The toggle handle needs to be in the "unclamped" position. See page 4.

Move the gate 6-inches (15 cm) from the fully closed position.

Determine where to place the Standard Limit Ramp so it will trip the limit switch approximately 6-inches (15cm) before the exact spot where you want the gate to stop (2-inches from the drive wheel).

Mark mounting holes.

Measure and mark the mounting locations for the truss head screws 1-inch (2.5 cm) from the edge of the drive rail.

Drill one

⅜-inch (9.5 mm) mounting hole.

Place one nut in the limit ramp channel. Secure the Standard Limit Ramp by inserting the screw through the drive rail and into nut. Finger-tighten.

Open and close the gate to check the position of the Standard Limit Ramp.

Make adjustments as necessary and drill the remaining mounting hole about

4-inches (10 cm) from the rst.

Secure the Standard Stop Limit Ramp to the drive rail with the fasteners provided.

NOTE: If you are installing a SlideDriver 50VF-series gate operator, align the angled edge of the Slow Down Limit Ramp

(MX3043 kit) with the edge of the Standard Limit Ramp. Secure it and the remaining limit ramps to the drive rail.

Before installing the limit ramps, review the illustrations on this page.

Adjust the limit switches.

To position the limit switch, loosen the height adjusting screw.

Move the limit switch arm up or down so the top of the roller is about ⅜-inch (9.5mm) from the base of the drive rail.

Secure the limit switch arm by tightening the height adjusting screw. Perform the same steps on the opposite end of the drive rail.

NOTE: Only the limit ramp should trigger the limit switch.

The Standard Limit Ramp is positioned on the drive rail so it will make contact with the limit switch and stop approximately 2-inches (5 cm) from the drive wheel.

• Limit ramps are attached to the underside of the drive rail when the gate is fully open and fully closed. Limit ramps install to both ends of the drive rail.

• Two truss head screws secure each limit ramp to the drive rail. The screws are spaced about 4-inches (10 cm) apart.

Drive Rail

Standard Stop Limit Ramp

Nut

Truss head ⅜-inch (9.5 mm) screws. Must be fully tightened

and ush before

adjusting Limit Switches.

CAUTION

Be sure to securely fasten all limit ramps to the underside of the drive rail at both ends (gate fully open and fully closed). Failure to do so will void the Warranty.

Align one angled edge of the Slow Down Limit Ramp with the edge of the Standard Limit Ramp.

Make sure its opposite angled edge nests against the remaining limit ramp.

Order 4 Limit Ramp kits for 50VF gate operators: MX3043

Slow down Limit Ramp

Standard Stop Limit Ramp

Nuts inside limit ramps

SlideDriver50VF models add Slow Down Limit Ramps

Clamp drive wheels.

Refer to page 6 for WARNING. Place toggle handle in clamped (load) position.

Toggle Handle Assembly

Compression spring set at 2-inches (5 cm) when drive wheels are clamped on drive rail.

Truss head

screws ush on

drive rail

Edge of Drive Rail End of Drive Rail

Articulating arm (Tripped position)

Limit Ramp enters chassis cutout

Drive Wheel

2-inches (5 cm) Limit ramp stopped position

1-inch (2.5 cm)

Standard Stop Limit Ramp

Height adjusting screw

Articulating arm (Normal position)

Roller

4-inches (10 cm) Spacing between screws (approximate)

U bolt and fasteners

⅜-inch (9.5mm)

Base of drive rail

Limit Switch inside chassis

Angled edge of Limit Ramp faces chassis cutout and drive wheels

Roller

Chassis

Limit Ramp

Drive Rail

Toggle handle

Stop Limit Ramp on all SlideDriver and 50VF-series Models

Page 8

Wiring AC Power

Power connections

Size the primary wires, appropriately. Consider the voltage, horsepower, and length of the wire run from the main power panel. The electrical wiring must be properly routed through conduit that enters the gate operator through its base cutout and feeds through one of the knockouts in the control box.

Verify you have the proper input voltage and conversion of voltage taps

at the motor and transformer. Measure the line voltage with a volt meter

to distinguish between 208V and 240V branch circuits or between 390V and 480V branch circuits.

Check that the primary tap on the control transformer matches the line voltage and frequency that you are connecting to the operator. The site voltage and operator set voltage must be the same and match the voltage on the operator motor's nameplate. A label on top of the

transformer identies the various voltage taps. See illustration.

1. Connect to Power: Three pig tails and a ground are available for connection to a 1 Phase (1Ø) and 3 Phase (3Ø) power sources.

2. Connect AC Power: Wire nut the incoming power wires to their appropriate pig tails on the control transformer. Attach the ground wire to the chassis.

CAUTION

Wiring of gate operators must conform to NFPA and NEC standards and comply with all local codes. When the installation is compliant and complete, turn on AC power at the source and at

the control box. For Variable Frequency (VF) operators, make sure the connection wires match

the voltage found on the operator’s nameplate.

DANGER

Turn OFF AC power at the source (circuit breaker panel) before accessing the wires in the gate operator. Follow facility Lock Out/Tag Out procedures. Make sure all power switches are in the OFF position. Follow all electrical code standards and regulations.

Site Considerations for AC Power

HySecurity gate operators are intended for permanent installation. Make sure to review all the information in this manual and prepare the site with the following considerations:

• Make sure all electrical wiring is properly routed via conduits.

• Check the distance of the wire run from the main panel to the gate operator. Make sure the wire size of the branch circuit supplying power to the gate operator is large enough to avoid excess voltage drop. See the wire size charts below.

• Make sure the available power source matches the electrical

requirements specied on the voltage nameplate.

WARNING

Each gate operator is built to run on a specic line power voltage and phase. Failure to ensure that the source voltage, phase and frequency match as specied

on the equipment may result in severe damage to the equipment. See "Changing Electrical Connections in the Field" on page 9.

• Make sure a 20A circuit (minimum) protected with a 20A Inverse Time Breaker is provided for all AC power connections.

• Verify that the operator is electrically grounded per NFPA 780 and NEC Article 250, and local codes. Refer to the illustration on page 3.

NOTE: Refer to the SlideDriver Programming and Operations manual for Safety, programming, troubleshooting, maintenance and general information. Note that DC operators do not have a control transformer. For DC gate operators, refer to the DC Power Supply with HyCharger supplemental manual provided with the DC Power Supply cabinet.

Drawings NOT to Scale

Blue - 480 VAC

Orange - 240 VAC

Red - 208 VAC

Black - Common

White - 120 VAC*

CAUTION

* Variable Frequency (VF) or 2 hp gate operators: Never connect to the white 120V wire. Make sure the

connection wires match the voltage found on the operator’s nameplate.

Control Transformer

SD50VF - series

Turning the Power Switch ON

The AC power disconnect switch (ON/OFF switch) is located on the same enclosure (control box) where the electrical components, Smart Touch Controller, transformer, power module, etc., are found.

When power is turned ON, a green status light (D4) on the Smart Touch Controller blinks. The status light appears below the coin battery and indicates that the processor is receiving power.

Green LED ashes indicating

processor is receiving power.

DO NOT USE

PHOTO EYE OPEN DIRECTION

DO NOT USE

PHOTO EYE CLOSE DIRECTION

DO NOT USE

CHARGER AC LOSS

LOCK INTERLOCK

EMERG CLOSE

FIRE DEPT OPEN

Smart Touch Controller

LIMIT DUAL GATE

RADIO OPTIONS

VEHICLE DETECTOR

SHADOW

RESET

WIEGAND

HySecurity

MX000585

VERSION S/N

RS232

DISPLAY

VEHICLE DETECTOR

COM COMA B

RPM

COMOPEN EDGE+24V +24V

STATUS

LED

Reset switch

ON/OFF switch

Input taps

SlideDriver Wire Size & Distance Run - 115V 1Ø

hp ½ ¾ 1 2

Amps 10 11.6 14.4 27.2

12 90 (27m) 75 (23m) 60 (18m) 30 (9m)

10 140 (43m) 120 (37m) 100 (30m) 50 (15m)

8 220 (67m) 190 (58m) 155 (47m) 80 (24m)

6 350 (107m) 300 (91m) 245 (75m) 130 (40m)

4 555 (169m) 480 (146m) 385 (117m) 205 (62m)

2 890 (271m) 765 (233m) 620 (189m) 330 (101m)

SlideDriver Wire Size & Distance Run – 208V 1Ø

½ ¾ 1 2 3

5.5 6.1 7.6 14.2 16.2

290 (88m) 260 (79m) 205 (62m) 110 (33m) 100 (30m)

460 (140m) 415 (126m) 330 (101m) 175 (53m) 155 (47m)

725 (221m) 650 (198m) 525 (160m) 280 (85m) 245 (74m)

1150 (350m) 1040 (317m) 835 (254m) 445 (135m) 390 (119m)

1825 (556m) 1645 (501m) 1320 (402m) 710 (216m) 620 (189m)

2920 (890m) 2630 (801m) 2110 (643m) 1130 (344m) 1000 (305m)

SlideDriver Wire Size & Distance Run – 230V 1Ø

hp ½ ¾ 1 2 3 5

Amps 5.0 5.8 7.2 13.6 14.8 27.0

12 350 (107m) 300 (91m) 245 (75m) 130 (40m) 120 (37m) 65 (20m)

10 560 (171m) 480 (146m) 385 (117m) 205 (62m) 190 (58m) 105 (32m)

8 880 (268m) 760 (232m) 610 (186m) 325 (99m) 300 (91m) 165 (50m)

6 1400 (427m) 1120 (341m) 975 (297m) 515 (157m) 475 (145m) 260 (79m)

4 2220 (670m) 1915 (584m) 1550 (472m) 815 (248m) 750 (229m) 410 (125m)

2 3550 (1082m) 3080 (939m) 2465 (751m) 1305 (398m) 1200 (366m) 650 (198m)

Wire Gauge

Wire Size Charts

The maximum distance shown for each wire gauge run is from the operator to the AC power source panel box that has adequate capacity to support the motor load. The values are for one operator, with no other loads applied to the branch circuit. Always, avoid placing more than one operator to a circuit. If, for any reason, more than one operator is connected, reduce the maximum allowed wire run distance by half.

Make sure the proper wire gauge is being used. The charts here list the maximum allowable wire run from the power source to a single phase SlideDriver gate operator.

Wiring charts for 3Ø and the SlideDriver 50VF-series are found in the

SlideDriver Programming and Operations Manual, D0559.

NOTE: Distance shown in U.S. Standard “feet.” Metric equivalents are shown in parentheses.

Distance

All (Excluding SD50VF)

Page 9

Complete the Installation

Left Handing: Swapping Hydraulic Hose Positions

Initial Setup: Menu Mode

Drawings NOT to Scale

Changing Electrical Connections in the Field

CAUTION

For in-eld conversions, the NEC requires that the voltage label on the motor be changed to match the new conguration. Contact HySecurity for a replacement label.

To reconnect the electric motor and the 24V control transformer, refer to the motor connection

diagram found either on the motor's nameplate or inside the motor connection box. Be sure to read the WARNINGS below if planning to convert from 1Ø to 3Ø, or vice versa. The electric motor will need to be replaced.

WARNING

In-Field, Variable Frequency Drive Connections: SlideDriver operators are eld re-congurable for 1Ø or 3Ø, 208/230VAC input power without changing the VFD. However, if reconguring from 208/230VAC to 460/480VAC

the VFD Motor Controller in a 208/230VAC unit must be replaced with a VFD Motor Controller manufactured for the higher (460/480VAC) voltage input. Any electrical damage occurring to the operator will not be covered by the Warranty.

WARNING

SlideDriver 50VF-series and all 2 hp operators CANNOT be connected to 115/120VAC, 1Ø power or 575V, 3Ø

power. If any attempts are made to do so, serious injury and possible electrical shock may result. Any electrical damage occurring to the operator will not be covered by the Warranty.

UC 2

USAGE CLASS

HYSECURITY

GATE STOPPED

SH R (RIGHT)

GATE HANDING

When the SlideDriver is installed, power connections made, and the operator turned ON, a setup menu appears. The gate will not move and the controls will not function until the prompts have been answered. The prompts include:

• Usage Class. Set the usage class to I, II, III, IV depending on the site.

Four different vehicular usage classes are dened by UL 325.

Information about the classes can be found in the safety section of the SlideDriver Programming and Operations Manual, online through DASMA Technical Data Sheets

www.dasma.com or UL 325 gate safety standards www.ul.com

• Set Handing. SH 0 = gate disabled, SH L = Left hand, SH R = Right hand

Gate handing is determined by viewing the gate opening from the secure side. If the gate opens to the left, the gate must be set for left handing.

NOTE: All SlideDrivers are set at the factory for right handing. If the gate has left handing, you must swap the position of the hydraulic hoses. See the illustration this page.

Keypad Navigation

To navigate within Menu mode, use the following chart:

Menu Mode Navigational Buttons

To edit the Menu To navigate through

the selections

To choose what is

on the display

To navigate between

menus

Press Select Two left characters blink indicating the display is ready to accept a menu

change.

Press Next or Previous

Continue pressing Next to

view all selections

Press Select

Blinking characters

become static

Press Next or Previous

Advance = press Next

Previous = press Previous

For More Information

Brake valve adjustment is described on the yellow tag (MX001853) wire tied to the gate operator.

Review the SlideDriver Programming and Operations Manual, D0559 for information regarding

gate operator programming congurations, user relays, troubleshooting, safety considerations,

maintenance, and other requirements.

Replace red vent plug with breather cap

Concrete pad

Ground rod

Consult local codes for proper depth

Cut-away view

Grade level

SlideDriver

3 ft

(91.4cm)

Maximum

distance

Operator is shipped

hydraulically congured for

“right hand” operation.

Swap hydraulic hoses for left handing operators.

Left hand gate

OPEN

Right hand gate

OPEN

SlideDriver viewed from the secure side

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SlideDriver 50VF2/3