Polaris Automatic Gate Operators 500 Single, 700 Single, 502 Dual, 702 Dual User Manual

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User Manual 500 & 700 Single

500/502 & 700/702 Dual

Warning: Before installing your Polaris Automatic Gate operator (som etim e s also referred to as the “Product”), read this entire Installation Manual for information about Product safety matters and proper use of the Product. Only use the Product for the purpose of operating a driveway gate.

Polaris 700/702

Polaris 500/502

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Document revision: 1.1

Table of Contents

Gate Operator Class Categories ........................................................................... 4

Warnings and Precautions .................................................................................... 5

Installing The Polaris Operator(s)

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Pull-to-Open Gate Operat or Mounting

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... 9

Push-to-O pen Gate Operator Mounting............................................................... 11

Post Mount Brackets

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Circuit Board Diagram

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Board Layout Des c ription ...................................................................................

Di p Sw i tc h e s ........................................................................................................

Wiring Operator

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Pull-to-Open L im it S e tting ................................................................................... 22

Push-to-Op e n Li m i t Se ttin g ................................................................................. 24

Primary/Secondary Gate Movement .................................................................... 26

Obstruction Sensitivity Set Up

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Auto Close Timer ................................................................................................. 28

Transmitter/Receiver ................................................................

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Accessory Hook Up Diagram .............................................................................. 30

Exit Wand Hook Up Diagram ............................................................................... 33

Photo Eyes Hook Up Diagram ............................................................................. 34

Emergency Disconnect .......................................................................................

Technical Specifications ..................................................................................... 37

Parts List and Illustrations .................................................................................. 38

Troubleshooting/Maintenance .............................................................................

List of Accessories .............................................................................................. 42

Warranty .............................................................................................................. 43

Polaris Automatic Gate Operators 8617 Paseo Alameda NE Albuquerque, NM 87113 Phone: 877-313-8902 Fax: 800-830-3952 Email: ask@polarisgate.com Web: ww w.p olarisgate.com

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WARNING OF RISKS, PURCHASER’S RESPONSIBILITIES, AND ASSUMPTION OF CE RT A IN R ISK S : The directio ns for installation and use of the Product must be followed carefully. It is imp ossible to eliminate all risks inherently associated with use of the Product. The effectiveness of the Polaris Automati c Gate Operator depend s on pro

per installation and the manner of use or application, all of which are beyond the control of Polaris Professional Products or the seller. All such risks are assumed by the purchaser, and by the purchaser’s installation and use of the Product.

The Polaris Automatic Gate Operator is for use on driveway gates only. The Product meets or exceeds the requirements of UL 325, the standard that regulates gate operator safety, as established and m ade effective March 14, 2003, by Underw riters Laboratories, Inc.

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Gate Op erato r Class C ategories

Ga te o pe ra to r CLA S S C AT EGOR I E S * The Polaris Autom ati c Gate Operator is intended for use with vehicular swing gates. The

operator can be used in Class I and Class II applications. Residential V ehicular G ate Opener–Class I: A vehi cular gate opener (or system) intended

for use in a home of one-to-four single family dwelling, or a garage or parking area associated therewith.

Light Commercial/General Access Vehicular Gate Opener Class II: A vehicular gate opener (or system) intended for use in a commercial location or building such as a multifamily housing unit (five or less single family units), hotel, garages, retail store or other building servicin g the general public.

Industrial/Limited Access Vehicular Gate Opener–Class III: A vehicular ga te opener (or system) intended for use in an industrial location or building such as a factory or loading dock area or other locations not intended to service the general public.

Restricted Access Vehicular Gate Opener–C l a ss IV: A vehicular g ate opener (or system) intended for use in a guarded industrial location or building such as an airport security area or other restricted access locations not servicing the general public, in which unauthori zed access is prevented via supervision by security personnel.

*Categories establi shed by Underw ri ters Laboratories for vehicle gate operators Polaris is a high end residential gate operator. Also suited for light commercial

applications. Not advised for continuous duty. GATE OPERATOR CLASS CATEGORIES

FOR YOUR RECORDS Please record the serial numb er (found on the control box cover) and purchase information below. Keep this with your proof of purchase (receipts) in case your product is lost, stolen or requires service. Serial number: _______________________ Purchase date: ____________________

Retailer/store name: __________________ Custom er Servi ce 8:00am to 5:00pm, MST, Monday – Friday Polaris Gate Operators 8617 Paseo Alameda NE Albuquerque, NM 87113 Phone: 877-313-8902 Fax: 800-830-3952

Email: techsupport@polarisgate.com

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Warn ings an d Precau tion s

General Safety Information

The Pola ris A uto ma tic Gat e Oper ator is des ign ed to pro vide for sa fe opera tio n. One of th e most imp ort ant safet y feat ure s of the gate oper ator is obs tru ct ion sen sing. Wh e n there is an obst ruc tio n that pre vent s the gate from opening or closing, the gate will imm ed iately re ver s e directio n and re turn to the f ull y open or clo s e d pos ition. W hile in t he proce ss o f return ing to th e fully op en or clo sed posit io n, if the gate senses an additional obstruction the gate will sto p imm e d iat e ly a nd so u nd an a larm. At th is point the gate operator will need to be reset by turning the power switch on the control box OFF for a minimum of ten seco nds. The Polaris gate operator includes an adjustment for setting the sensitivity of the obstruction performance. Refer to page 27 fo

r O bstruction Se nsitiv ity Set Up details. Vehicular gates are large heavy objects. Polaris Automatic gate operators provide a convenient way to open and clo se the ga tes. S ince th e gate syste m an d its com pon ent s exert a high le vel of forc e to open and close the gat e, they can be da nge rou s, cau sin g sever e injur ies or dea th to you and ot her s. Your saf et y and the safe ty of othe rs dep end on th e insta ller of this sys te m to read, und er sta nd, and follow the information and instructions in this manual. The P ola r is Automatic Gate Operator is designed to comply with UL 325, the safety standard covering automatic gate opening systems. UL 325 requires that gate opening systems have provisions for, or be supplied with, at least one independent primary and one independent secondary means of protection again st ent rap me nt. The pr imar y me ans of entr a p me nt pr o te c tion in th e Po la r is A uto m a tic Gat e Op er at or is Typ e A, an in her en t m ean s of entra pm ent pr ote ction. The sec on dar y mean s of entr a p me nt pr o te c tion in th e Po la r is A uto m a tic Gate Operator is Type B1, the provision for the connection of a photo cell or othe r non con tac t senso r

The gate op era tor’ s bui lt-in means of entrapment prote ct ion (T ype A) ma y not be sens itive e nou gh to prevent bodily injury in some circumstances. Secondary means of entrapment protection (Type B1), su ch as a photo cell are su gge ste d for enh anc ed safety.

Safety overview check list:

WARNING

– To reduc e the ris k of inj ury or death:

• S AVE T HESE INSTRUCT IONS

•

U se this oper ator on ly with s win g gate s.

• RE AD AND FOL LOW ALL INSTR UCT IONS.

• Ne ver let ch ildre n op erat e or play with ga te

controls.

• Keep the remote control away from children.

• Always keep people and objects away from the

gate.

• NO O NE SHO ULD CROS S T HE PATH OF

THE MOVING GATE.

• The e ntr anc e is for vehic les

only. Pedestrians

mu st use a separate ent ran ce.

• Remember that the Polaris Automatic Gate

Operator must only be installed on gate systems meeting the requirements of the application.

• Ensur e t ha t you are usin g the c or rect ga t e

operator f or t he typ e

a nd size

of gate, it s

frequenc y of us e a nd the class rating.

• Ensure that the gate and gate operator

installation comply with applicable local codes.

• Cont act local fire and law enforcement to

arrange emergency access procedures.

• Keep people, animals, and property away

from the gate area. Do not let children play in or near the gate area.

• Use caution with moving parts to avoid

injuring fingers or hands.

• Consider installing contact sensors, or

non-contact sensors to provide additional safety and protection against entrapment.

• Never activate the gate operator until you

ensure that the area is clear of people, pets, or other obstructions.

• Watch the gate until it stops.

• Controls must be far enough from the

gate so that the user is prevented from coming in contact with the gate while operating the controls.

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Protection against Entrapment

Important! Study

the figure below

and keep safety foremost at all

times.

Entrapm ent areas for a proper pull-to-open installation Entrapm ent A rea 1

Hing ed edge of the gate and the fence post Entrapm ent A rea 2

Between the gate and the gate post

Entrapm ent A rea 3 The p ath o f th e g ate

Entrapm ent A rea 4 The space betw een the gate in the open position and any object such as a wall, fence, tree, etc.

Entrapm ent A rea 5 Pin

ch points between the operator and gate or post

Area 2

Area 1

Area 3

Area 4

Area 5

Gate in open position

Driveway

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Entrapment Alarm

(UL 325; 30.1) In com pliance with UL 325 the Polaris Automatic Gate Operator is designed to stop and reverse direction within two seconds of sensing an obstruction. In additio n, th e P ola ri s A u tom a ti c G ate Operator activates an audible alarm if the unit incurs an obstruction

twice while opening or closing. This alarm sounds for five minutes, or until the operator receives a renewed, intended input from a hardwired control such as the Push Button Con tr ol . At tha t poi n t th e g ate re tu rn s to a fully open or fully closed position.

Turning the power switch on the control box OFF for ten seconds and back ON also deactivates the alarm.

Warning Signs and Labels Required Safety Precautions for Gates

Warning signs alert people of automatic gate operation. They are required when insta lling the Po la ris Automatic Gate Operator. If pedestrian s will be in the area, install a walkthrough gate for their use.

Warning Signs The warning signs must be installed on both s i d es o f th e g a te.

These warning signs and decals must be used. If any were missing wh en the

gate operator was purchased, immediately contact Polaris Automatic Gate Op erators for replacemen ts.

Figure 2 Warning signs (two enclosed) to be installed on each side of the gate (three to fi v e fe et a b ov e th e b otto m of the g ate )

Figure 3

Install warning decals, one on each side of gate operator

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INST A LL ING TH E PO L AR IS 500 & 700 S W ING OPER AT O R WARNINGS---------------------

1. Read and follow all instructions.

2. NEVER let children

operate the gate or play with the controls.

3. Keep people and objects away from the gate and its immediate areas, both open and closed.

4. After the limit adjustments are made, all auto reversing controls including the current sensing circuit built into

the Polaris must be checked. They must be working and set to proper sensitivity. Failure to adjust and retest the gate system increases the chance of injury or death.

5. T e st th e sy ste m M ONT H L Y. Ch e ck to ma k e su r e that a ll a uto -reversi ng d evices includin g the current sensing circuit are working and set to the proper sensitivity.

6.Verify that the emergency (manual ) release pin connected to the gate leaf can be easily removed. This check should only be made with the battery disconnected to prevent the gate from moving during the test.

7. Thi s is a VEH IL CL E GAT E ONLY. Ped estri an s must use a sepa rate e ntra nc e.

8. NEVER install any control device on the outside of the Polaris cabinet or in such a way that someone can reach through the gate to activate it.

9. SAV E THE S E IN S TRUC T I ONS! CAUTIONS-----------------------

1. NEVER operate the gate unless you can see it.

2. Do not enter the gate area while the gate is in motion.

3. Do not allow children near the gate and do not allow anyone to ride on the gate.

4. Do not attempt to drive through the gate opening while the gate is in motion. ENTRAPMENT ZONES---------------------

Zone 1- Leading edge of the gate and catch-post Zone 2

- Area between g ate and hinge post. Zone 3- The gate path or "arc of the swing" Zone 4- The area between the gate in its' open position and any obstruction like a fence, building, landscaping feature, etc... Zone 5- Not shown below but similar to zone 1- the point where tw o biparting gate leafs meet when cl osed.

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Bushings to be set betw ee n b otto m side of actuator rod ends and mounting bracket

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Amazing Gates Post Mount Brackets Pull and Push

Arm

with Amazing Gates 3 1/2" Pos ts With the purch ase of a Polaris Opener System, you will receive the Amazing Gates Universal

Pull brackets and gate attach brack et(s). The Am azin g Gates post attachment arm does not require drilling of the post to be installed.

You simply se t it in to the p osi tion and bolt it tight. The correct angle is preset.

3 1/2" Post Push to Open

3 1/2" Post Pull to Open

“AGA recommends using self tapping screws on flat plates as indicated after final setup is compl ete. This will help to secure the univ ersal bracket from shifting”

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Amazing Gates Post Mount Brackets Pull and Push Arm w i th Am a z i n g G ate s 5

" Po st s

With the purchase of a

Polaris Opener System, you will receive the Amazing Gates Universal

Pull brackets and gate attach brack et(s). The Am azin g Gates post attachment arm does not require drilling of the post to be installed.

You simply se t it in to the p os i ti o n an d bo l t it ti gh t. The correct angle is preset.

5" Post Pull to Open

5" Post Push to Open

“AGA recommends using self tapping screws on flat plates as indicated after final setup is compl ete. This will help to secure the univ ersal bracket from shifting”

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Amazing Gates Post Mount Brackets Pull/Push Arm with

customers existing Posts other than Am azi ng Ga tes.

With the purch ase of a Polaris Opener System, you will receive the Amazing Gates Universal Pull and Push brack ets and gate attach bracket(s). These brackets can be used with your exiting posts or any non-Amazing Gates posts, to include column mounting. Though the Am azing Gates bracket system can be used on any post/column setup, the diagram shown below must be followed concerning geometry of pivot point and hinge point.

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Board Layout Description

LED’s

1. 18 VAC Power

2. 24V Converter

3. Gate Operator Retracting

4. Gate Operator Extending

5. Obstruction

6. Auto Cl o se

7. Battery OK

8. Battery Charging

9. S tatu s

10. Safety Loop

11. Shadow Loop

12. Exit Loop

13. Radio Receiv er Potentiometers

14. Stall Force Adjustm ent

15. A u to Cl o se A d ju stmen ts

Buttons

16. Cycle

– used as an input device

17. S e t Lim it

18. Learn Code

19. Power Save Fuses

20. 15 amp Fuse

21. 4 amp Fuse Connectors

22. Buzzer Conn ection

23. RF Board Connection

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DIP S W ITC HES * - Defau l t fa cto ry se tti n g

Block 1, D IP Switc h 1

– A uto C lose

– Auto close feature enabled OFF* – Au to c lo se f ea tu re d isa b le Block 2, D IP Switc h 2 – Pull-to-O pen or Pu sh-toOpen fo r P rimary G a te Operator ON – Prima r y gate ope rat or set up for push -to-open operation OFF* – P r ima ry gat e opera tor s et up for pull-to-open operation

Block 2, D IP Switc h 3

– Pull-to-Open or Pus h-toOpen fo r Secondar y Ga t e Oper at or ON –

S econ d ary ga te oper ator se t up for

push-toopen operation OFF* – S e con d ary gate op era tor set up for pul l

-toopen operation NOTE : On ly ac t ive if B lo ck 2, DIP S w itc h 1 is s et in the ON position

Block 2, D IP

Swit c h 4

– T iming of D ua l Gates ON – One gate is delayed when opening or closing OFF* – G ates open and close simultaneously NOTE : On ly ac t ive if B lo ck 2, DIP S w itc h 1 is s et in the ON position ON – Exte nde d soft star t/ stop ope r ation en ab led OFF* – Normal soft sta rt / s to p operation

Block 1, D IP Switc h 4 – Time of Sof t Star t/S t op ON – Ma x. exten ded t ime of sof t start/ stop op era tio n OFF* – Ext end ed time of soft star t/st op oper at ion NOTE : On ly ac t ive if B lo ck 1, DIP 3 is s et to O N

Block 2, D IP Switc h 1 – Single or Du al Gat e ON – Dual gate applications OFF* – S in g le ga t e ap p lica t ion s

Block 1, D IP Switc h 2 – Aud ib le Mo t io n Ala r m ON – Audible motion alarm enabled OFF* – Au d ib le m ot io n ala r m d isa b led

Block 1, D IP Switc h 3 – Extended Soft Start/Stop NO T E : To ad ju st au to clo se t ime ref er to f igu r e 17.

Block 2

Block 1

NOTE : A l l DIP Switches are shown in the factory

Block 2, D IP Switc h 5 – Sequencing of Dua l G a t e Opening and Closing ON – Secon d ary ga te oper ator op en s firs t an d c lo se s second (2 s e cond delay) OFF* – P rimary gate operator opens firs t an d c lo se s second (2 s e cond delay) NOTE : On ly ac t ive if B lo ck 2, DIP 4 is in the ON po s itio n Block 2, D IP Switc h 6 – D ual Gate Po sit io n Limit Settings ON – Set lim it se tt in g for sec o nd ar y gate operator OFF* – S e t lim it s e tt in g for prim ar y gate operator NOTE : On ly ac t ive if B lo ck 2, DIP Sw itc h 1 is se t in th e ON position Block 2, D IP Switc h 7 – Off - Not Used Block 2, D IP Switc h 8 – Off - Not Used

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WIRING OPERATOR

NOT E: Be fore po wer ing, gate ope rat or mu st be connected to the control box

– damage may occur if gate op era tor is conne ct ed dir ectly to a bat tery or other power so urce.

Step 1

Ensure the contr ol bo x power s witc h is in the OFF positio n. T he con tro l box powe r switc h is loca ted on the bottom of the control box. NOT E: Us e only 16 gau ge dua l cond uct or, mu ltistranded, direct buria l wire f or AC p ower hookup. Follow local electrical codes.

Step 2

If usin g AC power t o char ge the b attery, c onnect w ir e to the control box as shown in fig. 19. If chargin g bat tery w ith a solar pa ne l(s), refe r to Accessor y Hoo k

-Up D iagr am fi g. 32 on page 28. Con ne ct wir e s f rom primary opera to r (and seco ndary operator if in stallin g on a dua l gate) to the contr o l box as shown in fi g. 19. Wir e shou ld be bur ied in ac cor d anc e wit h local codes. WARN ING: DO NOT CONN ECT BOT H TRANS FORM ER AND SO LAR PAN EL. THIS SYSTEM IS DESIGNED TO RUN ON ONL Y ONE POWER SOUR C E. C ONNE CTING BOT H POWER SOURCES CAN RESULT IN D AMAGE T O CIRCU IT B OARD AND WILL VOID WAR RANT Y.

Figure 19

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Circui t Board

Step 5 Connect the battery terminal wi re s to the ba tter y.

Step 6

Plug in transform er. Turn control box power switch to the ON position.

Step 3 The transformer provided is for dry location use only. If used in an outside outlet, the transformer must be enclosed or covered for weather protection. Attach AC power wire to the transformer.

NOTE: DO NOT PLUG TRANSFORMER INTO AC POWER UNTIL ALL WIRING IS COMPLETED.

Step 4 Install the battery by placing the battery into the control box. The control box can accommodate one or two batteries.

Warning:

Do not attempt to splice operator wires for the purpose of extending your wiring conn

ections. Doing so can void your warranty. Contact technical supp ort for recommended procedure. 1-877-313-8902.

Batte

Second

Battery

(not included)

Figure 22 Black (-)

Red (+) term i n al

WAR N ING : Please make sure the batteries are fully charged before connecting and poweri ng up the new circuit board. Undercharged batteries m ay damage the circuit board and void your warranty.

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WIR IN G THE OPERATO R

LED Descriptions

Prop er wirin g and pe rfor ma n ce can be verif ied b y chec kin g the opera tio n of the LED’ s loc ated on th e cir cu it b oa rd. LED #1: 18VAC OK Lit wh e n A C po wer is be in g s up plie d t o the c ir c u it board. LED #2: +24V OK Lit whe n 24V con vert er is acti vat ed. LED #3: IN There are two “IN” LED’s. One near the Opener 1 terminals and one near the Opener 2 terminals. On e LED wi ll lig h t wh e n a sing le ga te op e r ator is retracting. Both LED’s will light when dual gate operators are retracting. LED #4: OUT The re a re t w o “O U T” LED’s. One n ear the Open er 1 terminals and one near the Opener 2 terminals. One LED

w ill li gh t w hen a sin

gle gate op erat or is extending. Both LE D’ s wi ll lig ht w h en dua l ga te operators are extending.

LED #5

: OBSTR

Lit wh e n an o b str uc tio n is sen s ed. LED #6: TIMER ON Blinks when auto close feature is enabled and gate is in op en po sit io n. L it wh en gat e ar m c yc le limit e r is automatically activated. LED #7: BATT OK Lit whe n batter y is OK or “char ged. ” LED #8: CHARG IN G Lit when battery is being charged. LED #9: STATUS Blin ks to in d ica t e th at the s ys te m is fun ct io n in g properly. Also used to indicate a user input during installation. LED #10: SAFETY LOO P Lit when the safety loop contact is made. LED #11: SHADOW LO OP Lit when shadow loop contact is made. LED #12: EX IT LO O P Lit wh e n an e xit lo o p co nt a ct is m a de. LED #13: RADIO REC VR Lit wh i le tr a ns m itt er bu t to n is pu sh ed.

Power Sa ve Mo de (Recomm end ed for Solar Applications)

Polaris Automatic Gate Operators come equipped with a Po wer S av e f eat ur e. Th e de f au lt mo d e is for a ll LED’ s to be opera tio na l as descr ibed. If it is desir ed to con s erve power to maximize battery lif e Reco mm en ded for th e follow in g step s can be take n.

Pre s s and hold th e P WR S AVE bu tton fo r thre e seconds. An audible beep will sound confirming the change to the power save mode. This will disable sever a l LED’s wh en not a ctivate d fo r five min ute s. In Po we r Sa ve m od e, th e L ED ’ s wil l op era te a s descr ib ed upo n an inpu t. Whe n the gate sits idle for five m in ute s, t he LED ’s w il l t urn off t o conserve power.

Wh en tr ou b le sh oo t in g th e in sta lla t io n it is recommended to disable the Power Save feature. The feature can be disabled by pressing and holding the PW R SAVE but t on for three secon ds. T w o a udible beeps will sound confirming the change to normal mode op era tio n.

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WIRING THE OPERATOR

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PULL-TO-OPEN LIMIT SETTING (Open gate to inside of property)

Single Gate Installations Step 1

Make sure the gate is in the fully open position. Ensure power switch is in the ON position.

Step 2

Verify Block 2, DIP Switch #1 is in OFF position. Press the cycle button on circuit board and the gate will begin to close. Stop the gate using the cycle button when the desired limit has been reached.

Step 3

Press and hold the “SET LIMIT” button until one audible beep is heard to acquire the closed limit setting. The STATUS light will turn on immediately upon pressing the SET LIMIT button. The STATUS light will turn off and an audible beep will verify the closed limit is now set.

Step 4

Press cycle button on circuit board to return the gate to the fully open position.

Step 5

Again, using the cycle button close the gate to verify it meets the desired location. If the gate did NOT reach the desired closed limit, proceed to step 6.

Step 6

CLEARING THE CLOSED LIMIT SETTING: a) Return the gate to the fully open position. b) Press and hold the SET LIMIT button until two audible beeps are heard. c) Two audible beeps will verify the closed limit setting is now cleared. Repeat steps 1 – 5 to program the gates “closed lim it setting”.

WA R N ING: Do not use hand held transmitters to program primary and secondary limits. Only the cycle button should be used until final set up is complete to avoid damage to actuators and voiding warranty.

***Dip switch number 6 dictates which gate i s b e ing affe cte d b y th e set limit button, whether setting or clearing the limit. If dip switch 6 is in the up position, it will set or clear the limit for the secondary operator. If it’s in the down position it will set or clear the limit for the prim ary operator.***

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PULL-TO-OPEN LIMIT SETTING Dual Gate Installations Step 1

Make sure both gates are in the fully open position. Ensure power switch is in the ON position.

Step 2

Verify Block 2, DIP Switch #1 is in ON position. Press the cycle button on the circuit board and the gates will begin to close. Stop the gates using the cycle button when the desired limit for the primary gate has been reached.

Step 3

Veri fy Bl o ck 2, DIP Switch #6 is in the OFF position. Press and hold the “SET LIMIT” button until one audible beep is heard to acquire the closed lim it setting (fig. 28).The STATUS light will turn on immediately upon pressing the SET LIMIT button. The STATUS light will turn off and an audible beep will verify the closed limit is now set.

Step 4

Press the cycle button on circuit board to return the gates to the fully open position. Step 5 (setting secondary gate) Set Block 2, DIP switch #6 to the ON position. Again, press t

he cycle button. The gates will begin to close. The primary gate should stop at the closed limit position that was programmed in the previous steps. The secondary gate will continue to close until you press the cycle button on the circuit board.

Step 6

Press and hold the “SET LIMIT” button until one audible beep is heard to acquire the closed limit setting (fig. 28). The STATU S light will turn on immediately upon pressing the SET LIMIT button. The STATUS light will turn off and an audible beep will verify the closed limi t is now set.

Step 7

Press the cycle button on circuit board to open both gates. Then once again press the button to close the gates and verify the closed limits are set properly. If the gates did not reach the desired closed limits, proceed to Step 8.

Step 8

CLEARING THE CLOSED LIMIT SETTINGS: a) Return the gates to the fully open position. b) Set Block 2, DIP switch #6 to the OFF position. c) Press and hold the SET LIMIT button until two

audible beeps are heard. Two audible beeps will

verify the closed limit setting is now cleared. d) Set Block 2, DIP switch #6 to the ON position. e) Press and hold the SET LIMIT button until two

audible beeps are heard. Two audible beeps will

verify the closed limit setting is now cleared. Repeat steps 1 – 7 to program the gates “closed

limit setting”.

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PUSH-TO-OPEN LI M I T S ETT IN G

(Open Gate to Outside) Single Gate Installations St e p 1 Make sure the gate is in the fully closed position. Ensure pow

er switch is in the ON position.

St e p 2 Verify Block 2, DIP Switch #1 is in OFF position and Block 2, DIP switch 2 is in the ON position. Press the cycle button on circuit board and the gate will begin to open. Stop the gate using the cycle button when

the desired limit has been

reached.

St e p 3 Press and hold the “SET LIMIT” button until one audible beep is heard to acquire the open limit setting. The STATUS light will turn on immediately upon pressing the SET LIMIT button. The STATUS light will turn off and an audible beep will verify the open limit is n o w s e t.

St e p 4 Press cycle button on circuit board to return the gate to the fully closed position.

St e p 5 Again, using the cycle button open the gate to verify it meets the desired location. If the gate did NOT reach the desired open limit, proceed to step

St e p 6 CLEARING THE OPEN LIMIT SETTING: a) Return the gate to the fully closed position. b) Press and hold the SET LIMIT button until two audible beeps are heard. c) Two audible beeps will verify the open limit setting is now clea

red. Repeat steps 1 – 5 to program the gates “open limit setting”.

***Dip swi tch num ber 6 dictates which gate is being a ffecte d b y th e set limit button, whether setting or clearing the limit. If dip switch 6 is in the up position, it will set or clear the limit for the secondary operator. If it’s in the down position it will set or clear the limit for the prim ary operator.***

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Dual Gate Installations

Step 1

Make sure both gates are in the fully closed position. Verify Block 2, DIP Switch #1,2 & 3 are in the ON position,

Step 2

Ensure power switch is in the ON position. Press the cycle button on the circuit boar

d and the gates will begin to open. Stop the gates using the cycle button when the desired limit for the primary gate has been reached.

Step 3

Press and hold the “SET LIMIT” button until you hear one beep to acquire the open limit setting (fig. 29). The STATUS light will turn on immediately upon pressing the SET LIMIT button. The STATUS light will turn off and an audible beep will verify the open limit is now set.

Step 4

Press cycle button on circuit board to return the gates to the fully closed position.

Step 5

Again, press the cycle button on circuit board. The gates will begin to open. The primary gate should stop at the open limit position that was programmed in the previous steps. The secondary gate will continue to open until you press the cycle button. Step 6 (setting secondary gate) Set Block 2, DIP switch #6 to the ON position. Press and hold the “SET LIMIT” button until you hear one beep to acquire the open limit setting (fig. 29). The STATUS light will turn on immediately upon pressing the SET LIMIT button. The STATUS light will turn off and an audible beep will verify the open limit is now set.

Step 7

Press the cycle button on circuit board to close both gates. Then once again press the button to open the gates and verify the open limits are set properly. If the gates did not reach the desired open limits, proceed to step 8.

Step 8

CLEARING THE OPEN LIMIT SETTINGS: a) Return the gates to the fully closed position.

b) Set Block 2, DIP switch #6 to the OFF position.

Fig.29

c) Press and hold the SET LIMIT button until two audible beeps are heard. Two audible beeps will verify the open limit setting is now cleared.

d) Set Block 2, DIP switch #6 to the ON position.

e) Press and hold the SET LIMIT button for until two audible beeps are heard. Two audible beeps will verify the open limit setting is now cleared.

Repeat steps 1 – 7 to program the gates “open limit setting”.

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PRIMARY/SECONDARY GATE MOVEMENT

For dual gate installations the timing of the gates opening and closing can be adjusted. To set a dual gate installation for both gates to open and close simultaneously, set the DIP switch es a s follo w s.

Blo c k 2, DI P 1 – O N p osi ti on Blo c k 2, DI P 4 – O FF position

If it is desired to have one gate open and close prior to the other, this can be accomplished by adjus ti n g th e D IP swi tch setting s.

Blo c k 2, DI P 1 – O N p osi ti on Blo c k 2, DI P 4 – O N p osi ti on

Now d etermine which ga te is desired to open first and close second. Another DIP swi tch adjus tment is req u i re d to se t th i s. For primary g ate operator (wired to operator 1 terminal s) to open first and close second:

Blo c k 2, DI P 5 – O FF position For secondary gate operator (wired to operator 2 terminals) to open first and close second:

Blo c k 2, DI P 5 – O N p osi ti on The delay in opening and closing is always set for two seconds.

PRIMARY/SECONDARY GATE MOVEMENT

Control Box Cover Once you have programmed your remote/keyp ad, you ca n then install the cover of the control box. Use five #10 x 3/4” screws to secure the cover to the control box.

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OBSTR UC TION S EN SITI VITY SE T UP

* Note: Cycle is an open/close input. Exit is a open only input.

IMPOR TA N T : For safety reasons the obstruction setting or stall force on the Polaris Autom atic Gate Operator control boa rd comes from th e fac tor y s et a t minimum , (turned all the way counter

-clockwise). In many gate installations, this setting will need to be adjusted to overcome the w eight and size of the gates.

The S TA L L FOR CE po ten ti om e ter on th e circuit board controls the obstruction sensitivity (or the amount of force the operator wil l ap p l y to an o bs tru ction ) be fo re it automatically stops and reverses direction of the gate. Adjust the sensitivity beginning at the factory d efa u l t co u n ter -clockwise position. Continu e to incrementally increase the force until the gate can open and close without obstructing under its own weight.

NO TE: Th e stal l fo rc e may need to be increased in cold weather du e to increased resistance from gate hinges.

NO TE: Th e O BS T R L ED w il l lig h t to in di ca te an obstruction is sensed.

NOTE : Th e Stall Force dial in Figure 31 should ideally be at the 10 o’ clock position inste ad o f th e 12 o’ clock position pictured.

Figure 31

Obstruction Potentiometer

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Auto Close T im er

The amount of time betw een opening the gate and automatically closing the gate can be adjusted between 0 seconds and 120 seconds. The adjustment is made by

turning the CLOSE TIMER potentiometer. The default position of the potentiometer is zero seconds. Timer wi ll activ ate after gates have comp leted one full cycle. To increase the dela y time, turn the potentiometer

clockwise.

NOTE: Only active if Block 1, DIP switch 1 is in the ON position.

PO LA R IS STRONG L Y RECOMMENDS THE USE OF A SAFETY DEVICE SUCH AS: PHOTO BEAMS OR SAFETY LOOP WHEN AUTO CLOSE TIME R IS ACT IV AT ED !

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TRANSMITTER/RECEIVER

NO TE: Al l Pol ar i s Au to mati c G a te O pe ra to r transmitters use a standard code set at the factory. It is recommended that this code is re-set for safety and security before programm i ng receiver. Step 1

Remov e the battery access cover on the transmitter. When the cover is off, you will see the battery and the DIP switches.

Step 2

The DIP switch block contains 10 small switches. Using a small screwdriver or pen, move any switch or combination of the switches to either the open or closed position. NOTE: Do not set the switches to all open or all closed.

Step 3

Locate the LEARN COD

E button on the circuit

board in the control box.

Step 4

Press and hold the LEARN CODE button for at least three seconds, but no more than five seconds. Upon release, the CHARGING LED will light, the STATUS LED will stop blinking, and an audible beep will occur verifying the circuit board is in the learn code mode.

Step 5

Press and hold the transmitter button until the CHARGING LE D t urn s off, th e STATUS light blinks, and an audible beep occurs. Release the transmitter button. The transmitter code is now set.

Step 6

Replace the battery access cover on the transmitter.

Step 7

Verify the transmitter is operational by pressing the transmitter button. The

RADIO R ECEIVER

LED will light and the gate will move if the setting is correct. If the gate does not move, repeat the process starting with step 4. NOTE: The control box circuit board can learn and hold up to 10 different codes. NOTE: To clear all codes, press and hold the LEARN CODE button for 10 seconds. Two audible

beeps verify LEARN C ODE has been cleared.

Figure 25

DIP S wi tch es

Transmitter

Figure 26

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* Note: Some ac c e s s orie s ma y re quire a dditional w ire a nd/or ha rdwa re a nd is to be s upplie d by the installer.

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ACCESSORY HOOK UP DIAGRAM

Telephone Entry System

Fire Access Control

Keyswitch Control

Solenoid Lock- #1 see page 30.

Accessory Con nection s Strip

Magnetic Lo ck- #2 see page 30

Please refer to Magnetic Lock instruction manual for connection instructions. Connections differ for 12v or 24v connection.

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ACCESSORY HOOK UP DIAGRAM

Wired K eyp ad

Photo Eye Beams

Victory PB-1200 Photo Eye Beams

External R adio Receiver

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EXIT WAND HOOK UP DIAGRAM

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PHOTO EYE

HOOK UP DIA GRAM

NIR Photo Eye

The NIR photo-eye has two parts: the EMITTER and the REFLECTOR. The EMITT E R has 5 screw terminal s labeled by color. Attach the terminals in the emitter to thos e o n th e gate operator circuit board as shown below. Use a direct-burial type of control wire like "sprinkler wire" and posi tion the emitter on the hinge-side of th e

*Use these instructions in combination with the NIR instr u cti o n s th at c o m e wi th th e p h oto e ye s. * NIR Photo

Brown

Gray

White

Black

Blue

*Blac k wire no t used *

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PHOTO EYE HOOK UP DIAGR A M

The IRB 4X photo-eye has two parts: the TRA N S M IT TE R an d th e REC E IVE R. T h e TRANSMITTER has 2 screw terminals labeled plus and minus. The RECEIVER has 5 terminal s, DO NOT u se terminal #4. To connect the units to the gate operator circuit board, see the drawin g below. Use a direct-burial type of control wire like "sprinkler

IRB 4X Photo Eye

*Use these instructions in combination with the IRB 4X instr u cti o n s th at c o m e wi th th e

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EMERGENCY

DISCONNECT

CAUTION

: The gate will move freely and uncontrolled when the gate operator is remov ed from the gate. ONLY d isconn ect the gate operator when the con trol box power switch is OFF an d the gate is NO T m ovin g .

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TECHN ICA L SP EC IF ICATIONS Mechanical Specificati ons Motor: 24 VDC

Shipping Weight:

POLAR IS 500: 6

5 lbs POLARIS 500/502: 88 lbs POLAR IS 700: 65

lbs

POLARIS 700/702: 90 lbs

Travel Speed:

16 seconds for 90° (opening

under normal conditions and normal load)

Electrical Specifications

Voltage Ratings: Powered by a 24 v VDC motor 18 VAC transformer: 18.0 to 22.0 VAC 12 V Battery: 12.0 to 13.5 VDC 7.2Ah Charging Circuit: 12.0 to 14.8 VDC

Transm itter/R eceiver Frequ ency: 433MHz Transmitter Range: Up to 1 00 feet (90

meters) *varies greatly dep ending on gate surroundings

POLARIS 500/502

Capacity

12 feet/200 pounds

Stroke Length

19 inches

Minimum Gate Length

60 inches

POLARIS 700/702

Capacity

14 feet/300 pounds

Stroke Length

24 inches

Minimum Gate Length

72 inches

44.6 inches retracted

68.6 inches extended

39.6 inches retracted

58.6 inches extended

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PARTS LIST AND ILLUSTRATIONS

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PARTS LIST AND ILLUSTRATIONS

Secondary Gate Operator 40 ft. cable

Polaris 502 Polaris 702

Circui t Board

Cabinet Dimensions:

14.5h x 12.5w x 6.5d

Transformer

Battery

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TROUBLE SHOOTIN G

The gate(s) stops or reverses before reaching the desired position.

1. Verif y the gate fr am e is not encou nte rin g an obstruction and the gate hinges are not binding.

2. If th e OBS T R L ED is lit , th e sta ll fo rc e m ay b e set too s en sit iv e. Incr e a se th e sta l l for c e by turning the STALL FORCE potentiometer clockwise 1/8 turn. O perat e th e gate a ga in to s e e if the prob lem stil l ex ist s. If th e p ro b lem s ti ll e xist s in cr e a se th e stall force a gain and re try. If the proble m sti ll exists pro ce e to step 3.

CA UT IO N: Increa sing the sta ll fo rc e reduc es obstruction pr o tec tio n.

3. Re s et the op erat or by tur ning t he po w er off for five sec ond s. Turn th e powe r bac k on and pre ss the CYCLE bu tto n and allo w the ope rat ors to fully retract.Try operating the gate again to see if the prob lem sti ll exists. If the gate sto ps befo re rea ch ing the desir ed p ositio n , clear and re def ine t he limit sett in gs as de sc r ib ed e ar lier in th e ma n ua l.

4. Che ck for an y loose or in corr ec t conn ectio ns.

5. If steps 1–4 did no t solve the pr ob lem plea se call technical support at 1-877-313-8902.

The gate will not operate using the handheld transmitter.

1. Pr e s s tr ansmit t e r butt on to ve rify L E D on tran s m itt er il lu minates. If not, replace 9V battery.

2. Obse rve "rad io rec ei ver led" on the co ntr o l board an d verif y it turns on wh en tra nsm itt er butto n is pres sed. If so,the tra nsm itt er is workin g corre ctly refer to troubleshooting section “The

Gate Wi ll Not Opera te.” If the LED does not illuminate, proceed to step 3.

3. Ref er to page 22 of manual “Transmitter/Receiver” and relearn the transmitter code. If the problem still exists proceed to s t e p 4.

4. Verif y RF Board C on nec tio n. If con n e ctio n s ar e cor re ct, please call technical

support.

The G a te Will Not Cl o se Au tomaticall y

1. M a ke s ure dip switc h 1, bloc k 1 is in t he on position.

2. Adjust timer to preferred close time.

3. G ate m u st co mp le te on e f ull c yc le be for e t ime r is activated.

The ga te (s) w il l n ot o p er a te.

1. Verif y pow er switc h is on.

2. V erif y t he ST ATU S L ED is bl in kin g approximately once per second. If not, check battery connections and both 4A and 15A fuses.

3. Verify SAFETY LOOP LED, SHAD O W LOOP LED and EXIT LOOP LED are not on. If any of the se are on, try disco nn ec tin g the corresponding device.

4. If using an AC po wer sou r ce, ver ify the 18V AC LED is on.

5. Verif y the 12V ba tter y volta ge. If belo w 12.3 V, then replace or recharge the battery.

6. Clear and redefine limits as described earlier in the manual.

7. Try the CY CL E butto n on the con tro l board.

8. Verify all connections especially the actuators.

9. Verify FIR E BOX, PHOT O BEAMS, or EXIT WAND (if insta lled) is not pr eve nting ga te movement.

The gate(s) are operating slowly.

1. This is usually due to low power. Check voltage on batterie s. If voltage is belo w 12.3 V , a l low time for b at t er ie s to ch arge b efore o pera t ing gates. (if this is a so lar app lic a tio n and t here has bee n a lack of sunligh t, yo u will nee d to char ge batt eries with a trickle cha r ger befor e op era ting your ga te( s).)

The status light is flashing rapidly.

1. Th is is a lso m o st lik e ly du e to a po we r pro b le m. Chec k batt ery vo ltage a nd char ge bat ter ies if necessary.

2. Af t er b atteries ar e f ully charge d, pow e r dow n syste m for 5 seco nds and tu rn bac k to on positio n. There are no remaining inputs for 12vdc for my accessories.

1. You ma y creat e a pigtai l conne ctio n and con ne c t mor e th an on e a cce ss ory to a 12 vdc inp ut connector.

Can I a d jus t th e actuator manua lly to fi t my gate?

1. No. T he act u ato r mu s t be in st a lled in th e fully retra cted po sitio n and co nne ct ed to the gate att ach bracket at that p oint. P lease refer to page 1 0 for a pull-to-open app licat ion or pa ge 12 for a pu sh-toopen application.

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TROUBLE SHOO

TING

MAINTENANCE

Th e 1 5 amp f u s e i s bl ow n.

1. Che ck w irin g from ac tuator ar ms to circuit board for lo o se or cut conn ect ion s.

2. V erif y t hat a ll w irin g is cor r ec t acc or d in g to page 18.

3. Chec k for any over he atin g or singed w ir ing.

4. Call technical s upport at 1-877-313-8902 before attem ptin g to rep lace fu se so as to preve nt an y further da m age

Th e 4 amp f u s e i s bl o wn.

1. Che ck wiring f rom tr a nsfor mer to circ uit board.

2. Chec k for any loos e or incorr ec t conn ectio n s.

3. Che ck ba tt e ry connection s f or any c orros io n or loo s e wir e s.

4. After re plac ing fus e, ver ify that 18 vac ligh t is illu min a t ed . (th is is no t val id o n a sola r p ow e red system.)

5. Ca ll te ch nic a l su pp or t if fuse b lo w s aga in .

How do I reset the limits on my gate(s)?

1. Make sur e you star t with bo th arms in the fully retracte d posit ion.

2. Cle a r t he limits on both a rms by pressing the se t lim it bu tt on a nd ho ld ing it in un t il it b eep s t wic e. Set d ip sw it c h 6 in th e op po sit e po sit ion a nd pre ss set limit a ga in u nt i l it be eps t wic e . Yo u ha ve n o w cleared th e limits for bot h op er a to rs.

3. Dip switc h num b er 6 dictate s which ga te is being af fec ted by the se t limit but ton, whet her sett in g or cle ar in g th e lim it. If dip sw it c h 6 is in the up po s itio n, it will s et o r cle ar t he limit for t he secon da ry ope rat or. If it’s in the dow n posit ion it will set o r clear t he limit for t he primar y oper ato r.

4. Once limits have been cleared, cycle the gates to (clo s e- p ull to open) o r (open- push to open) and stop th e gates u sing th e cycle bu tton w hen a gate gets to the desired closed/open position. Once this oc cur s s et the l im it f or th a t ga te by pr e ss ing the s et limit b utt o n un ti l it be ep s on ce. (m ak e su re dip s wit c h 6 is set a pp ro pr ia t ely ) C yc le th e gates back to the open/ closed position.

5. With the gat es in the ope n/c lose d po sition, cycle gates to close/open once again. This time stop the ga te s when the othe r gate get s to the des ir ed s to p lo ca tio n. On ce th a t is ac co mp l ish e d, set th e limit f o r th at gate by setting the dip switch 6 cor re ct ly an d pr e ss in g th e set limit b ut t on un t il it beeps once.

Preventive Maintenance

• Using a clean, dry cloth, wipe the gate operator shaft, and then apply a silicone spray. The silicone spray will reduce friction in extreme temperature ranges and help the gate operator operate smoothly. This should be repeated every 4–6 weeks. If needed, spray a small amount of silicone lubricant into tiny pinhole found on shaft of actuator with actuator in extended position.

• Check the gate hinges to make sure gate is swinging smoothly and freely. Grease hinges if needed.

• Check batteries occasionally for corrosion and clean leads if necessary. Check voltage occasionally.

• In some cold weather climates it is recommen ded to purchase battery heaters to ensure that your batteries maintain a charge throughout cold weather months. In this case, battery heaters need to be unplugged during spring, summer and fall months to prevent overheating.

• For optimal performance, it’s recommended that new batteries be installed annually.

Customer Service 8:00am to 5:00pm, Mountain Time Monday – Friday Polaris Gate Operators 8617 Paseo Alameda NE Albuquerque, NM 87113 Phone: 877-313-8902 Fax: 800-830-3952

emai l : techsuppo r t@ a m azingga tes.c om

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LIST OF ACCESSORIES Solar Powered Battery Charger (20-Watt: RSP2 0 ) The solar panel charges the 12 volt battery when AC power is not available.

One-Bu tto n T ra n sm i tte r. T he transmitter works as an input device allowing the user to open or close the gate from a remote location. It has a range up to 100 fe et.

Two-Bu tto n T ra n smitte r. The two -button transmitter provides the capability to remotely opera te two separate devices such as two gates, or a gate and a garage door opener. It has a range up to 1

00 feet.

Mini-transmitter. The mini-tran smi tter fi ts o n a k eychain and allows the user to open or close the gate from a remote location. It has a range up to 100 fee t.

Keypad. The keypad allows for entry by authorized guests informed of the pre-set code. Entering the correct code causes the gate to open or close. T h e access code can be easily modified.

Pin Lock. The pin lock replaces the clevis pin when mounting the gate operator to the brackets. It helps to prevent theft of the gate operator from the gate, while allowing quick release of the operator.

In-Ground Vehicle Sensor . The vehicle sensor is buried near the gate and senses a veh i cl e that pa sses w i thin its 12-foot range. Once detected, the gate opens automatically.

Solenoid Gate Lock. The automatic gate lock provides an additional level of security for the property. W hen the gate swings shut, the gate lock closes, securing the gate in the closed position. The gate lock is powered from the control box of the gate operator. The locking mechanism is a mechanical latch.

Magnetic Gate Lock. The automatic gate lock provides an additional level of security for the property. When the gate swings shut, the gate lock closes, securing the gate in the closed position. The gate lock is powered from an external AC pow er source. The lockin g mechanism i s magnetic.

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WARRANTY

You may obt ain additional copies of this manual from our web site at www.polarisgate.co m, or contact Polaris Gate Operators at: 8617 Paseo Alameda NE Albuquerqu e NM 87113, 877-313-8902.

Two Year Limi ted W arranty

Limited Warranty Coverage

If your Polaris Gate Operator (sometimes also referred to as the “Product”) does not work properly because of a defect in materials or workman ship, Polaris Gate Operators will, for the length of the period indicated below, which starts with the date of the original purchase by the first non-consumer purchaser (the “Limited Warranty period”), at its option either (a) repair your Product with new or refurbished parts, or (b) replace it with a new or a refurbished Product. The decision to repair or replace will be made by Polaris Gate Operators.

Parts Labor Labor Two (2) Years Two (2) Years

During the “Labor” Limited Warranty period there will be no charge for labor. (Note: labor appl ies only to the repair of the Product at an Authorized Repair Center. It does not apply to removal or installation of the Product any purchaser’s premises). During the “Parts” Limited Warranty period, there will be no charge for parts. You must ship your Polaris Gate Operator to Polaris Gate Operators during the applicable Limited Warranty period. This Limited Warrant y excludes both parts and labor for batter ies, antennas, and cosmetic parts (such as the Product housing). This Limited Warrant y only applies to Product s purchased in the United States. This Limited Warranty is extended onl

y to the original non-consumer pu rchaser (“you” o r “your”) o f a new Product that was not sold “as is”.

Limited Warranty Service

For assistance in the continental U.S.A. in obtaining the benefit of the Limited Warranty please carefully follow these steps:

1) Complete carefull y all troubleshoot ing procedures in the Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guide in this Manual.

2) If you ar e

still unable to sol ve the problem, contact Polaris Gate technical support at techsupport@amaz inggates.com. Please have the mod el and serial number of the Product available to give to the customer service representative. The custo me r ser vic e rep re sen t ati ve will provide further assistance or authorize repair or replacement, as app ropriate.

3) If repair or replacement is appropriate you will be given a return authorization number (RMA# ). This RMA# must be visible on all documents and packages returned to Polaris Gate Operators.

4) Carefully pack the de fective Product o r Product part in a sturdy shipping carton, include (i) a letter detailing the complaint, (ii) a daytime phon e number where you can be reached, (iii) your name and address for any return, (iv) your sales receipt/proof of purchase, and ( v) the RMA# o n all correspondence and th e shipping carton.

5) Prepay the freight and insure the d efective Product or Product part against shipping damage. Note that defective Products or Product parts shipped freight collect will not be accepted.

6) Ship the carton to: Polaris Gate Operators, 8617 Paseo Alameda NE, Albuquerque, NM 87113.

IF REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT IS NEEDED DURIN G THE LIMITED WARRAN TY PERIOD, YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO FURNISH A SALES RECEIPT/PROOF OF PURCHASE INDICATING DATE OF PURC HAS E, AMOU NT PAID AND PLACE OF PURCHASE. YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR THE REPAIR OF ANY PR ODU C T OR PRODUCT PART RECEIVED WITHOUT SUCH PROOF OF PURCHASE OR FOR REPAIRS REQUESTED AFTER THE APPLICABLE LIMITED WAR RANTY PER IOD. Limited Warranty Limitations and Exclusions

This Limited Warranty ONLY COVERS failures due to de f ects in materials or workmanship, and DOES NOT COVER no rmal wear and tear or cosmetic damage. The Limited Warranty ALSO DOES NOT COVE R dama ges which occurred in shipment, or failures which are caused by products not supplied by Polaris Gate Operators, or failures which result fro m accidents, misuse, abuse, neglect, mishandling, misapplication, mod ifications or alterations, faulty installation, connection to an improper po wer sou rc e, s et-up ad justments, mis-adjustment of controls, improper maintenanc e, power line surges, damage from acts of God such as lightning, wind, fire, flood or insects, introduction of sand, humidity or liquids, commercial or rental use or service by anyone other than an Authorized Repair Center.

THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES EXCEP T AS STATED UNDER “LIMITED WARR AN TY CO VERAGE ”. POLAR IS GATE OPERATORS IS NOT LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FR OM T HE U S E OF T H E PR ODUCT, O R ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS LIMITED WAR RANTY. (As examples, this e xcludes

damages for lost time, lost calls or messages, cost of having someone remove or re-install an installed Product or Product part, travel to and from an Authorized Repair Center, etc. The example s listed are not an exhaustive or exclusive list, but are for illustration only). ALL

EXPRE SS AND IMPL IED W ARRAN TIE S, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO THE PERIOD OF T HE LIMITE D WARR AN TY.

Some States do not allo w the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. Some States do not allo w limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the abo ve limitation may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also ha ve other rights which vary from St ate to State.

PARTS AND SE RVICE S WH ICH ARE N OT EXPRESSLY COVERED BY THIS LIMITED

WARRANTY ARE YOUR RESPONSIBILITY

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