Thank you. I was wondering if I needed the photocell on my installation. I have been using it without for a couple of weeks. But I can see it would be useful if there is a delay on getting out of the gate.
I think what I'm seeing is that the emitter (+) and (-) is going to the receiver (+) and (-) then the (+) and (-) from the receiver are going to 18 (+)and 19 (-) on the circuit board. Is this correct? Thank you in advance!
@creationtools great video and very detailed. I have a question: if you would want to add another set of photocell sensors to the control unit would that be possible?
Hi there, Thanks for your kind comments. The main circuit board only has provision for one set of sensors. So you would not be able to add a second set of sensors.
Thank you for video m8 On the control box did wire it up same will look at the sensors again make sure that is wired same also hopefully today ? I do know the sensors are same level used a lazer level for that bit , Hit and hope now I used intercom wiring for the sensors , to wire them in so that shouldn't make a difference ???
Intercom wire is usually designed for low voltage use. I think the control box pushes out 24v. I would definitely try it with a heavier wire if possible.
@@creationtools9541 Do get power light on both sensors with the intercom wiring, Once take the cover off each sensor , plus put hand over sensors can hear them working with covers off , My gates are wooden 12 ft from post to post
Looking on the bit paper work for the sensors it shows on paper work , NO / COM / NC Then says 12-24 volt dc And 12-24 volt ac The ac wires go to nc and com ? The other way is wires go to no & com ? Just wounder what way has to be wired up in the receiver sensor ??
Thank you. I was wondering if I needed the photocell on my installation. I have been using it without for a couple of weeks. But I can see it would be useful if there is a delay on getting out of the gate.
I think what I'm seeing is that the emitter (+) and (-) is going to the receiver (+) and (-) then the (+) and (-) from the receiver are going to 18 (+)and 19 (-) on the circuit board. Is this correct? Thank you in advance!
Hi Do you have to set them.up in programming?
I've wired them etc correctly
I can here them clicking but it won't stop the gate
What I m doing wrong ?
@creationtools great video and very detailed. I have a question: if you would want to add another set of photocell sensors to the control unit would that be possible?
Hi there,
Thanks for your kind comments.
The main circuit board only has provision for one set of sensors. So you would not be able to add a second set of sensors.
Thank you for video m8
On the control box did wire it up same will look at the sensors again make sure that is wired same also hopefully today ?
I do know the sensors are same level used a lazer level for that bit ,
Hit and hope now
I used intercom wiring for the sensors , to wire them in so that shouldn't make a difference ???
Intercom wire is usually designed for low voltage use. I think the control box pushes out 24v. I would definitely try it with a heavier wire if possible.
@@creationtools9541
Do get power light on both sensors with the intercom wiring,
Once take the cover off each sensor , plus put hand over sensors can hear them working with covers off ,
My gates are wooden 12 ft from post to post
@@creationtools9541 would you think just changing the wiring on receiver sensor to like speaker wire just that 1 side should solve the problem ????
Looking on the bit paper work for the sensors it shows on paper work ,
NO / COM / NC
Then says 12-24 volt dc
And 12-24 volt ac
The ac wires go to nc and com ?
The other way is wires go to no & com ?
Just wounder what way has to be wired up in the receiver sensor ??
@@hotrod6206 send me your email address or msg me on WhatsApp (07900370799) and I'll open my sensors and take photos for you.