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CR-25E Cable Beam Barrier

Installation, Adjustment & Maintenance

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5) Manually rotate the barrier into its fully closed to traffic position.

Note: At fully closed, the lower drive crank should have rotated through 180 degrees, and should be pointing straight down. The connecting rods should be parallel with the sides of the housing and the cranks.

6)Rotate Cam 2 until the limit switch follower just falls off of the edge of the cam. Keep the direction of rotation of the cam in mind as you set it to ensure that when the barrier rotates, the limit switch follower will move back onto the cam.

7)Re-apply power and run the barrier open and closed. If the cams require more adjustment it is important to disconnect power before moving the limit switch cams. Be sure to re-tighten the limit switch cams once they have been properly set.

NOTE: At this point in the adjustment, the crank orientation is more important than the barrier position. At the fully open and fully closed positions, the connecting rods should be parallel with the sides of the housing, and the drive cranks should point directly up or directly down.

STEP TWO: ADJUSTING THE STOPPING AND STARTING POINTS OF THE BARRIER ARM

If the starting and stopping points of the barrier arm need to be adjusted, this will be done using the connecting rods. This should only be done if the cranks and connecting rods positions are correct as described above.

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CR-25E specifications

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The CR-25E supports multiple power input options, including AC and DC power supplies. This flexibility enables easy integration into existing systems without the need for extensive modifications or additional components. The device also features wide input voltage ranges, thus accommodating different industrial environments and requirements.

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