Zap 815-RL Interlock Circuit Wiring, Accessory Radio Receiver Wiring, Programming

If the safety circuit is interrupted whist the door is closing then the door will stop and reopen.

If the safety circuit is interrupted whist the door is operating with the Auto-Close timer DIP switch No. 4 set to ON then the timer will reset during each interruption of the safety circuit, whilst the door is open. The Auto-Close function is not operational for the North American market.

INTERLOCK CIRCUIT WIRING

A pair of terminals is provided to enable a pass door switch or a key switch to be interlocked to the control unit, to prevent the door opening if the interlock terminals are open circuit. (Pic 45).

Pic 45

An Inter-Lock Over-ride switch, DIP switch No. 5, is provided if the interlock circuit is not used.

A Slide Lock switch may be fitted and wired to the interlock terminals. However this is not essential as the Control unit will detect the obstruction and stop the door if the slide lock is left in the locked position.

ACCESSORY RADIO RECEIVER WIRING

A non-Zap accessory 3-wire Radio Receiver may be connected to the accessory Radio terminals at the mid right hand side of the panel. The panel is marked to indicate the connections for the 3 radio wires marked 1, 2 and 3. (Pic 46)

Pic 46

The Radio transmitter button will operate as: Press to open – Press to stop – Press to close – Press to stop.

The wiring of a non-Zap accessory radio is shown on pages 17 and 18.

A Zap radio receiver model 840 may be fitted in the socket marked “ZAP RADIO” at the top left- hand side of the panel. (Pic 47)

Pic 47

PROGRAMMING

The following functions can be programmed using the Program Button, which is located at the top of the panel. (Pic 48)

Pic 48

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