Controlled Products Systems Group PAT1AC - Manual (Page 34)

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STEP 2a If the “Push Button Input” LED did not come on in step 1 then make sure that the green J2 connector
on the control board is securely connected, replace the battery in the transmitter and verify that the
transmitter is programmed to operate the receiver (refer to page 21 “LCR Remote/Transmitter
Programming .”)
STEP 3 If the “Push Button Input” LED in step 1 did come on and the gate did not operate then locate the
“Open/Close Command” button located at the bottom center of the Patriot control board. Press the
“Open/Close Command” button and note gate operation.
STEP 4 If the gate did not operate in step 3, verify the 15-amp fuse on the Patriot control board adjacent to
the actuator plug being used is not blown, (a fuse can be blown and look good) replacing is the best
way to verify fuse is good.
STEP 5 If the gate did not operate in step 3 and the fuse was good in step 4, most likely a safety accessory
connected to the green J2 connector is active. Verify this by depressing the “LED Indicator” push
button and observe the LED’s located in the lower left corner of the Patriot control board. If an LED
is on, identify the accessory connected to the corresponding J2 connector pin and correct the problem.
STEP 6 Other possibilities are: the open and close limit LED’s are both on at the same time, adjust limit
switches; control board is defective or battery could be too weak to operate the gate. Please call the
factory for help identifying the cause.
10. Photo-eye, safety loop or other safety accessory will not reverse the gate when closing or hold the
gate open
STEP 1 The first thing to check is the accessory wiring. The accessory needs power (+12 vdc) wired to
battery positive terminal or to J2 pin 1 on the Patriot control board. It also needs ground, which can
be wired to the battery negative terminal or to J2 pin 2 or 7 on the Patriot control board. The other
two connections are the “N/O (Normally Open) and Common ground”. The common ground can be
connected to the battery or to J2 pin 2 or 7 on the Patriot control board. The N/O connection must be
connected to J2 pin 11 “Safety Loop / Reversing Edge Input”. If the accessory is connected as
described above it should reverse a closing gate or hold a gate open if the accessory is activated.
STEP 2 To determine if the accessory is working correctly and that the Patriot control board is receiving the
signal, locate the “LED Indicator” push button and the “Safety Loop / Reversing Edge Input” LED
(located in the lower left corner of the Patriot control board).
STEP 3 Press and hold the “LED indicator” push button and observe the “Safety Loop / Reversing Edge
Input” LED. Activate the accessory in question (if photo-eye, break the beam.) If the accessory is
working properly, the LED light should come on when the device is activated. If the device does not
turn on the LED light, check the wiring on the J2 connector and check J2 connector connection to the
Patriot control board. If wiring is good, then the accessory is not operating correctly. Repair.
STEP 4 If the “Safety Loop / Reversing Edge Input” LED comes on and the gate does not reverse direction
when closing, call the factory for other possible causes and return information.
11. Pressing the “RESET” button only, causes the gate to operate
STEP 1 This problem is probably due to a bad receiver. First locate the “LED Indicator” push button on the
Patriot control board. Then locate the “Push Button Input” LED located in the lower left corner of the
Patriot control board.
STEP 2 Press the “LED Indicator” button and observe the “Push Button Input” LED. If the LED comes on
then the receiver relay is stuck closed and needs to be repaired or replaced.
STEP 3 If the “Push Button Input” LED does not come on, call the factory for further troubleshooting and
return information.