Product Description; Product Components - Fig; Area Of Application - Fig; Installation - Simu GM600 Manuel D'installation

GM600

2 - PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

2.1 Product components - Fig. 1

Key Number Description
1 1 Motor head
2 1 Flap
3 1 Lintel yoke
4 1 Door yoke
5 2 Ceiling mounting bracket
6 2 Motor head mounting bracket
7 1 Manual back release device
8 1 Connecting arm
9 1 End limit stop
10 4 TCB-H 4.2x13 zn self-tapping screws
11 1 Power supply cord
12 4 TH10 M8x12 zn washer screws
13 2 TH M8x16 zn screws
14 6 HU8 nut
15 2 Shaft
16 2 Circlips
17 4 Thread-forming screws Ø 4x8
18a 1 Single unit rail
18b 1 2-part rail
18b1 1 Sleeve
18b2 8 Thread-forming screws Ø 4x8
19 2 TSA+ 4 channels remote controls
20 1 24V 21W bulb type BA15s
21 2 Chain bearings

2.2 Area of application - Fig. 2

This motorisation is exclusively intended for the equipement of a garage door
for residential use.
Types of door (Fig.2)
The GM600 motorisation is designed to motorise:
A : overhead door.
B : sectional door:
- if the upper profile of the panel is special, use the «mounting yoke for a
sectional door" part no.: 9009390.
Door dimensions (Fig. 2)
Garage doors up to a surface area of 7 m² can be motorised.
For doors which are maximum in height, the motor travel can be optimised:
- By mounting the motor head at 90° (Fig. 6-
- By fixing the lintel yoke to the ceiling, setting it back a maximum of 200 mm in
relation to the lintel (Fig. 4- )
- By cutting the connecting arm.
Number of cycles per hour: 20 cycles/hour spread evenly throughout the
hour.

3 - INSTALLATION

If the garage door is the sole means of access to the garage, install an external
back release device (ref. 9015169).

3.1 Height of the installation - Fig. 3

Measure the distance "D" between the highest point of the door and the ceiling.
- If "D" is between 35 and 200 mm, secure the assembly directly to the ceiling.
- If "D" is greater than 200 mm, secure the assembly so that the height "H" is
between 10 and 200 mm.
3.2 Information about the various installation stages -
Fig. 4 to 14
Mounting the lintel yoke and door yoke (Fig. 4)
In the case of a door being installed directly on the ceiling (attached ceiling), the
lintel yoke may be fixed to the ceiling and, if necessary, have an offset of 200
mm max in relation to the lintel. (Fig. 4-
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Assembling the 2-part rail (Fig. 5)
[1]. [2]. [3]. Unfold the 2 sections of the rail.
Ensure that the chain or belt is not twisted.
[4]. Assemble the 2 sections of the rail using the sleeve.
[5]. Secure the assembly using 8 mounting screws.
[6]. Tighten the nut to tension the chain or belt. The compressed rubber must
measure between 18 and 20 mm.
The mounting screws must not penetrate the rail (do not drill).
In the case of an attached ceiling installation, do not use the sleeve mounting
screws.
Assembling the rail to the motor head (Fig. 6)
Mounting the assembly on the garage ceiling (Fig. 7 to 9)
Mounting the lintel yoke (Fig. 7)
Mounting to the ceiling
Attached ceiling: mounting directly to the ceiling using the rail (Fig. 8).
Detachable ceiling: mount the system at the motor head (Fig. 9)
For adjustable intermediate mounting along the rail, or mounting at a dimension
h between 250 mm and 550 mm, use the ceiling mounting kit,
part no.: 9015161 (Fig. 9 - ).
Mounting the arm to the door and carriage (Fig. 10)
In case the handle release system is positionned greater height
than 1,80 m, it will be necessary to lenghten the cord to make it
accessible to all end-users.
[1]. Release the carriage using the manual back release device.
[2]. Bring the carriage level with the door.
[3]. Secure the arm to the door yoke and carriage.
Adjusting and mounting the opening stop (Fig. 11)
[1]. Release the carriage using the manual back release device and move the
door to the open position.
At this step, make sure that the cord from the manual release system
could not be caught afterwards in a prominent part of the vehicule
(i.e. roofbars).
Do not open the door fully, but position it so that it does not reach its stops.
[2]. Position the stop against the carriage and secure it to the rail.
Mounting the chain bearings (Fig. 12)
For chain rails only.
Position each of the bearings in the first hole in the rail, outside the end limits.
Ensure that the bearing is fully pushed in so that the positioning lug protrudes
past the outside of the rail.
Checking the tension of the chain or belt (Fig. 13)
The rails are supplied pre-tensioned and checked. If necessary, adjust this
tension.
The rubber must never be completely compressed during operation.
Connection to the electrical power supply (Fig. 14)
[1]. Fit the light.
[2]. Connect to the mains supply.
Warning light B flashes twice continuously to indicate that the motor is
waiting for auto-programming.
Connect the power supply cable to a socket provided for this purpose
and which complies with the electrical requirements.
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