CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION 2
Lubrication 3
Physical dimensions 4
Technical specifications 5
STANDARD INSTALLATION KIT 6
WARNINGS 7
INSTALLATION OF THE UNIT 8
Initial preparations and mounting the base plate 8
Mounting the rack 9-10
Connecting the 220V AC electrical supply 11
Other connections 12
Circuit board layout 13
Programming remote controls 14
Reversing the electrical motor direction 15
Setting the townhouse function 15
Infra-red beam follower 16
Obstruction sensitivity adjustment 16
Setting the auto close dip switches 17
OPERATING PROCEDURES 18
Initial testing procedures after installation 18
Daily operation 18,19
Buzzer / LED Status 20
TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE 21
Problems during the installation / operational phase 21-24
MAINTENANCE 25
Replacing the remote control battery 25
Replacing the pulse sensor 25-26
STANDARD GUARANTEE 27
WARRANTEE / REGISTRATION CARD 28

THE FOLLOWING PATENTS APPLY : 2007/06773

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 INTRODUCTION

The GEMINI DC Sliding gate system is a self-contained unit, which comprises

of a Direct Current electrical motor that drives the rack pinion through a
reduction gearbox. The electrical motor, gearbox, and associated components
are incorporated in a base box. The base box is secured to the base plate that
needs to be cemented or bolted to a concrete base. The complete unit is
enclosed with a weather resistant lid.

The GEMINI system is rigidly built for reliability, but with safety a first priority.
The electronic control card makes provision for several unique features, such
as remote controlled gate opening, pedestrian opening facility, obstruction
(“impact” ) sensing, adjustable “auto close” facility, infra-red obstruction
sensing facility, townhouse function, beam follower, buzzer (optional), soft
start and normal push button operation. The features are updated from time to
time.

A battery (ies) is used as the power source for the electrical motor. A 220V
trickle charger maintains the battery in a fully charged state. The 220V current
for the power supply is derived from a normal 220V mains supply.

Contact us:

• DMI Engineering, PO Box 36816, Menlo Park, 0102

• 406 Asetileen Street, Silvertondale, Pretoria, 0184
• Tel: 012 742 3950
• Whatsapp : 072 429 4276
• E-mail: sales@geminigates.co.za
• Website: www.geminigates.co.za

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 LUBRICATION

VERY IMPORTANT

REMEMBER TO FILL YOUR GEMINI OPERATOR WITH OIL

BEFORE OPERATION

B
A

To fill your GEMINI gate motor with oil, remove screws marked
A and B.

Pour the oil into the hole marked A as depicted below.

Hole B only acts as a breather hole.

Replace the screws in position A and B, your GEMINI is now ready for
operation

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 PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS

Top View Side View

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 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Motor: DC

Gate speed: 12 to 23 meter per min depending on specifications of

gate.

Limit switches: Built in software as well as mechanical stops.

Obstruction: Electronically adjustable obstruction sensing in both

directions.

Activation: By using any normally open contact, push button or

remote control.

Other 1. Automatic closing facility

characteristics: 2. LED display for gate mode
3. Buzzer during gate movement (optional)
4. Infra-red beam sensing compatible
5. Pedestrian open / close facility
6. Mechanical override in case of a malfunction or
power failure.
7. Soft start and stop
8. Infra-red beam follower
9. Town house function

Weight: ±14 (Includes base plate)

Battery: 7Ah or 12Ah sealed lead-acid type, maintenance free.

Maximum gate 500kg* for 7Ah, 600kg* for 12Ah

weight:

*Provided that track wheels with a minimum diameter of 80mm, fitted

with roller bearings on a straight and level track is used. Gate must
move with ease.

Applications:
For 15 kg pull force or less use 7Ah
For 12 kg pull force or less use 12Ah

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 STANDARD INSTALLATION KIT

Your GEMINI DC sliding gate system comprises of the following:

1. Weather resistant lid 8. Baseplate with attachment

bolts
2. Steel Rack** 9. GEMINI electronic control card
3. PCB cover includes 3 x spare fuses 10. Electric motor
4. Stoppers 11. Power supply
5. GEMINI Remote Transmitters 12. Keys x 2
6. Angle iron brackets (weld item) 13. Gearbox clip
7. Manual override lever 14. Battery
15. Oil Bottle (50ml)

**Rack sold separately. Steel or nylon rack can be used.

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 WARNINGS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:

MAKE SURE THAT THE GATE YOU FIT THIS UNIT TO WILL
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES OVERRUN ITS TRACK. EVEN BY
BRUTE FORCE!

• NEVER WORK ON THE SYSTEM WITH THE ELECTRICAL POWER ON.

• NEVER ALLOW PERSONS OR ANIMALS TO STAND ON THE GATE OR
TRACK WHILE THE GATE IS IN MOTION.
• KEEP HANDS CLEAR OF THE RACK AND PINION GEAR WHILE THE
MOTOR IS IN OPERATION.
• DO NOT ALLOW ANYONE TO PUT THEIR HAND THROUGH THE GATE
TRELLIS WHILE GATE IS MOVING OR ABOUT TO BE ACTIVATED.
• TEST ALL OPERATING SYSTEMS ON A REGULAR BASIS,
ESPECIALLY THOSE RELATED TO THE SAFETY FEATURES I.E.
OBSTRUCTION SENSING AND IR BEAMS
• DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO PLAY WITH THE CONTROLS.
• KEEP REMOTE CONTROLS AWAY FROM CHILDREN.
• IT IS MANDATORY TO INSTALL INFRA RED BEAMS OR SIMILAR
SAFETY DEVICES IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO PREVENT OPERATION
OF THE SYSTEM WHEN THERE IS A CHANCE OF THE GATES
COLLIDING WITH A VEHICLE OR PERSON OR ANIMALS.

INSTRUCTION
TO RELEASE
– open handle and move gate manually.
Beware that the gate can move freely in any direction.

TO RE-ENGAGE
– close handle and move gate by hand until gearbox engages
Also see p.18

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 INSTALLATION OF THE UNIT

WARNING: IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Follow these instructions since incorrect installation can lead to severe
injury.

Before installing the motor, check that the gate is in good mechanical
condition, correctly balanced and opens and closes properly.

INITIAL PREPARATIONS FOR MOUNTING THE BASE PLATE

To determine the mounting position of your GEMINI, fully close the gate and place the
unit (with base plate attached) in position so that the pinion gear is approximately
15mm away from the gate. Ideally locate the base plate against the existing gate track
(the base plate is to be welded to this track at a later stage).

NOTE: The securing holes in the base box are slotted; ensure that the
base plate bolts are located in the centre of these holes and that
the base box and base plate are parallel.

Ensure that the centreline of the gate is parallel with the centreline of the pinion. This
will ensure that the centreline of the rack will run on the centreline of the pinion. Clearly
mark the position of the base plate. Remove the complete unit and prepare a
foundation for base plate. Consult your local Builders Supply Store for the necessary
information on concrete strengths, mix ratios and hardening times.

NOTE: Install conduit piping in the foundation to correspond with the

opening in the base box, through which the electrical cables are
routed.

Remove the base plate from the unit. Place and stitch weld the base plate to the
existing track.

Cast concrete into the previously prepared foundation. Ensure that the exact position
(previously marked) is maintained to ensure correct mounting of the unit. The base
plate can also be mounted in position by means of fasteners onto an existing concrete
foundation.
Mount the GEMINI on the base plate and align as previously described. Also ensure
that the height adjustment nuts are at exactly the same level to ensure even
distribution of forces on the base box.

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 MOUNTING STEEL RACK

Figure 1

Starting at one end of the gate, weld the rack in position by using the angle
iron brackets. The following critical points must be considered:

• Please note that it is mandatory to install stoppers as

indicated in figure 1.
• Mount mechanical stops to one end of loose rack as per drawing. Now
position assembly as per figure 1.
• Angle iron brackets, not to be more than 600mm apart, can now be
utilised to attach rack to gate.
• Allow a free play of approximately 2mm between the pinion and the
rack.
• When moving the gate to the next position, the manual override lever
must be disconnected to allow free movement of the gate.
• For wooden gates, drill two holes in the angle iron bracket and secure
to the gate with wood screws. To prevent the gate from burning, mark
the position of the angle brackets and weld to rack before securing to
the gate.

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 MOUNTING NYLON RACK

Mount a mechanical stop at one end of the nylon rack as per Figure 2. Drill
and screw the nylon rack onto the gate, ensuring that there is approximately
2mm free play between the pinion and the nylon rack. Mark and drill each
corresponding mounting hole on the rack, ensuring that approximately 2mm
free play is maintained. Screw the rack to the gate. Bolt stoppers to the gate
by means of M6 x 90 bolts and nuts as per figure 2. Alternatively the stopper
could be welded onto the gate.

Figure 2

Once the rack is in position (Steel or nylon), ensure that the unit (pinion) is
correctly aligned with the rack. Final adjustments can be made by sliding the
unit in the slotted holes to achieve the correct alignment. Tighten the mounting
nuts. The remaining stopper can now be attached to the rack in such a
position that it prevents the gate from overriding the fully open or closed
position.
This stopper system is Patent pending (2007/06773)

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 CONNECTING THE 220V AC ELECTRICAL SUPPLY

Figure 3

CAUTION:
Under no circumstances must the main electrical supply be wired
directly from a power source. As a safety precaution, an ON/OFF switch
must be incorporated into the electrical circuit, normally within 1 meter
from the unit.

• ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS SHOULD BE DONE BY A QUALIFIED

ELECTRICIAN IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE REGULATIONS

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 OTHER CONNECTIONS

Battery Make sure the red wire is on + and the black wire
on –

Push button Connect to removable connector block

COM and TRIG marked on PCB, see p13

Pedestrian push button Connect to removable connector block

COM and PED marked on PCB, see p13

Infra-red sensor Connect to removable connector block

COM / IR BEAM and 12V+ marked on PCB, see
p13

Keypad Connect to removable connector block

COM and TRIG or PED (optional) marked on PCB,
see p13

Additional receiver Plug in on electronic control card marked

RECEIVER PLUG.

LED Point available for extending status LED to a

remote location.

Auto close loop When the loop is removed the auto close function
is disabled.

220V light a 220V light can be switched on by the PC Board.

See diagram below.

12V supply Additional 12 volt point available to provide power

for infra-red beams or keypad, etc.(Max 1 Amp)

220V Light Connection

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 CIRCUIT BOARD LAYOUT

Ensure that all the legal requirements for your local area are complied
with.

Figure 4

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 PROGRAMMING A GEMINI CODE HOPPING
REMOTE CONTROL
Important: The transmitters and receiver supplied with this motor have already
been programmed. Only additional transmitters and receivers need to be
programmed.

Once the electrical supply is correctly connected, the additional transmitters can be
programmed.

If a non-GEMINI remote control is used, program the control as per the supplier’s
instruction.

LEARN Button Figure 5

To learn the transmitters (Maximum of 30):

1. Press and hold transmitter (remote) button.
2. Press and release the learn button on the PCB.
3. Receiver LED on PCB will flash twice.
4. Release transmitter button after led flashed twice.
5. Repeat steps 1-3 for additional transmitters.

To erase all transmitters:

1. Press and hold the LEARN button for 10 seconds or until receiver LED
turns off.

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 MOTOR DIRECTION

REVERSING THE ELECTRICAL MOTOR DIRECTION

Refer to the electrical diagram (figure 6). The electrical motor direction default
is set by positioning the gate direction dipswitch on the electronic control card
either to the left or right.

TOWNHOUSE FUNCTION

The townhouse function allows the gate to open completely without accepting
any commands from any source other than obstruction sensing.

Refer to the electrical diagram (figure 6). The townhouse function is set by
positioning the townhouse dipswitch on the electronic control card either to the
ON or OFF position.

Figure 6

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 INFRA-RED BEAM FOLLOWER

This function operates only when the gate is opening. It allows the gate to stop
when the beam is interrupted. The gate will remain in this position until the
obstruction has been removed from the path of the beam and will then close.

OBSTRUCTION SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT

Figure 7

Obstruction sensing should be set so that the gate will stop and reverse on
impact while closing. The obstruction sensitivity is set at the factory, but it will
be necessary to adjust the sensitivity to suit your gate’s requirement.
Obstruction sensitivity is adjusted by adjusting the sensitivity potentiometer on
the electronic control card (See figure 7). If adjustment is required, insert a
small flat tip instrument type screwdriver into the potentiometer adjustment slot
and adjust as follows:

• Turn the potentiometer clockwise to make sensitivity LESS

• Turn the potentiometer counter-clockwise to make sensitivity MORE

Test impact sensitivity by bumping the gate by hand in the opposite direction
of movement, re-adjust until the ideal impact sensitivity is achieved.

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 SETTING THE AUTO CLOSE DIPSWITCHES

After your GEMINI unit has been installed and you wish to alter the time delay
for the auto close facility, proceed as follows:

0 = Off
1 = On

SWITCH NO. & TIME DELAY

POSITIONS (in seconds)
0000 Off
1110 2
1000 10
0100 20
1100 30
0010 40
1010 50
0110 60

Figure 8

SETTING THE AUTO CLOSE DIPSWITCHES (CONTINUED)

The dipswitches are marked No. 1 to 4 (See figure 8) Refer to table on page
17.
Choose a time delay to suit your personal requirements, i.e. 50 seconds; dip
switch settings must be 1010.

Move the no.1 dipswitch to the ON position, the second switch the OFF
position, the third switch to the ON position and the fourth dip switch to the
OFF position. Your 50 second Auto Close time delay is now set.

Removing the Auto Close Loop on the electronic control card will disable the
auto close function even if a time delay is set.

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 OPERATING PROCEDURES

INITIAL TESTING PROCEDURES AFTER INSTALLATION OR

DISENGAGING

1. Disengage the manual override lever and move the gate to the
halfway position. Re-engage the override lever. Ensure that the
gearbox has re-engaged by moving the gate until a clicking
sound is heard.
2. Press the remote control button. The gate must move to the closed
position at slow speed and stop. If necessary, adjust the stopper
position on the rack.

NOTE: If the gate moves to the open position on the first activation, the
electrical motor direction is incorrectly set and must be reversed. Refer
to “Reversing the Electrical Motor Direction” on page 15 for the correct
procedure.

3. The gate will remain in the closed position until activated. Gate will
then move to the open position at slow speed and stop. If the stopper
has been moved, disconnect the power (battery and charger). The
motor will re-learn the stopper locations.
4. Perform an obstruction-sensing test. If necessary, refer to
“Obstruction Sensitivity Adjustment” on page 16 and adjust the
obstruction sensitivity.
5. Test the operation of the gate from inside the house by using the push
button

DAILY OPERATION

1. The gate can now be operated by either the remote control or the
push button inside the house.
2. If either the remote control or the push button is pressed while the
gate is in motion, the gate will react as follows:

a. If the gate is closing: The gate will stop and open

b. If the gate is opening: The gate will stop and wait for the next
command. If the “Auto Close” function is selected, the gate will
close after the pre-set time
c. If townhouse function is selected: The gate cannot be stopped
while opening, other than by some form of obstruction.

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 OPERATING PROCEDURES (CONTINUED)

3. If the gate senses an obstruction while closing, the gate will stop and
move to the open position. If auto close is selected, the gate will wait
its allotted time and then close. If the gate senses an obstruction
three times while trying to close, the gate will move ±200mm away
from the obstruction position and remain there while waiting for the
next command.
4. If the gate senses an obstruction while opening, the gate will stop and
wait for the next command. If the “Auto Close” function is selected,
the gate will close after the pre-set time.
5. In the unlikely event of malfunction, the battery flat or any other
reason to disengage the gate from the motor, use the supplied key to
unlock the release handle and move to the disengage position. The
gate can now be operated manually.
6. When re-engaging the gate for remote operation, move and position
the gate halfway in its travel. Close the release handle and move the
gate slowly by hand until a clicking sound is heard. The gearbox is
now engaged and ready for use. Never engage or disengage
the motor while the gate is in motion.

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 STATUS LED/BUZZER

Figure 9

1. A buzzer can be fitted to the electronic control card and acts as an

audible tell-tale indicator conveying the following messages:

• Continuous beeps / LED flashes (approximately one beep every

second). Gate is either opening or closing.
• Double beeps / LED flashes in succession. Indicates a main power
supply problem.
• Triple beeps / LED flashes in succession. Indicates a low battery
voltage.
• Approximately one beep / LED flashes 5 seconds after the gate has
closed. Gate is not fully closed.
• Four flashes/beeps in succession. Release lever not engaged or reed
switch faulty.
2. The buzzer can be de-activated by removing the buzzer jumper from
the electronic control card. See figure 9. This will have no effect on the
operation of the gate.

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 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

Should a problem occur, consult the following table first before calling your local
GEMINI agent.

WARNING:
DURING SOME OF THE FOLLOWING CHECKS / TESTS, IT WILL BE
NECESSARY TO WORK ON THE UNIT WHILE THE ELECTRICAL
POWER IS SWITCHED ON (LIVE), THEREFORE UTMOST CARE
MUST BE TAKEN TO PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCKS.

PROBLEMS DURING THE INSTALLATION / OPERATING PHASE

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY AND/OR TEST
a. Battery not fully a. Charge battery
charged before first operation
b. Obstruction b. Identify and rectify
System learns wrong
interpreted as limit possible obstruction
limit position c. Assist gate manually
during learning
phase
a. Is the battery a. Connect battery
connected?
b. Is the electrical b. Check and rectify as
Electrical motor does not power correctly necessary
turn connected?
c. 16A Fuse on the
electronic control c. Replace with correct
card blown value fuse
a. Wiring to the a. Check and rectify as
electronic control necessary
Power is ON (LED card not properly b. Replace electronic
indicating) but motor connected control card
does not react b. Electronic control
card defective
a. Is the remote a. Check, and if
learned correctly? necessary, reset
security code
Motor operates by b. Remote control b. Replace battery
actuating the push battery flat
button, but not with the c. Replace remote
remote control c. Remote control control
defective

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 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE (CONTINUED)
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY AND/OR TEST
a. Faulty wiring to the a. Disconnect the push
push button button wiring from
the GEMINI gate
motor and bridge the
COMMON and TRIG
connections at the
connector block. If
motor operates, the
wiring is faulty and
must be repaired
Motor activates with the
b. Push button faulty b. Disconnect push
remote control but not
button wiring at the
with the push button
push button.
Momentarily bridge
the wires at the push
button. If the motor
operates, the push
button is faulty and
must be repaired or
replaced

a. Incorrect setting a. Refer to “Reversing

Gate motor direction Electrical motor
incorrect direction” p.15

a. Transmitter battery a. Replace battery

Receiver reception flat
insufficient b. Receiver range is b. Place in different
obstructed position
a. Gate too heavy for a. Discuss the problem
unit with your local
GEMINI agent
Motor opens the gate for b. Obstruction on track b. Clear obstruction
a short travel only, then from track
closes again c. Obstruction c. Adjust obstruction
sensitivity too high sensitivity to suit your
gate

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 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE (CONTINUED)
REMEDY AND/OR
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE
TEST
a. Motor has forced the gate a. Disengage the
against the gatepost and manual override
cannot release by itself and move away
from gatepost
b. 16 A fuse is blown
b. Replace fuse
A power surge has caused
Motor makes a a problem on the Switch the main
“clicking” sound but electronic control card electrical power
does not switch ON switch OFF.
Disconnect the
battery and wait 10
seconds, then
switch the power
ON again and
reconnect the
battery
a. Wheel track is dirty a. Clean wheel track

b. Wheel track has burrs or b. Repair burns

markings and/or markings

c. Insufficient free play c. Repair the sagging

Gate moves with between pinion and rack problem and
difficulty (wheel track has sagged). restore free play
Weight of gate is lying on between pinion and
pinion rack

d. Battery faulty and/or flat d. Replace and/or

charge battery

a. Faulty push button a. Check and

wiring rectify as
necessary
b. Faulty remote b. Replace the
Gate opens and control receiver remote control
closes by itself receiver
c. Somebody in your c. Change your
area is using the security code,
same security only if using
code as yours non-Gemini
transmitters

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 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE (CONTINUED)
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY AND/OR TEST
a. Gate is not a. Check and if
fully closed. necessary,
Buzzer sounds (if Motor has adjust stoppers
fitted) after gate has forced the
closed gate against
(approximately one the gate post
beep every 5 or an
seconds) obstruction
on the wheel
track
a. Main power supply a. Check the following:
defective
- Switch ON the main
- Is the main power power supply
Buzzer sounds (if
switched ON? - Check and rectify as
fitted) double beeps
- 220V mains necessary
in succession
incorrectly
connected - Replace with fuse of
- Electronic control the correct value
card fuse blown
a. Battery voltage low a. Check the following:
- Is the main power - Switch ON the main
Buzzer sounds (if
switched ON? power supply
fitted) triple beeps in
- Power supply fuse - Replace with fuse of
succession
blown the correct value

a. Is the buzzer fitted? a. Fit buzzer

Buzzer does not b. Is buzzer jumper b. Fit buzzer jumper

sound at all fitted?
c. Buzzer defective c. Replace electronic
control card
a. Faulty pulse sensor a. See page 25/26
Upon activation
gate only moves
about 5mm and
then stops

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 MAINTENANCE

The GEMINI sliding gate opener system is a maintenance free unit and needs
very little attention other than checking the gate track for obstructions
(excessive dirt, sand, stones, etc.)

On a 6-monthly basis, it is advisable to remove the protection lid and blow off
all accumulated dust and dirt from the unit with low pressure compressed air.

REPLACING THE REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY

1. Using a small flat screwdriver, remove the rear cover from the remote
control unit.

2. Remove the battery from its holder.

3. Check that the holder and contact points are clean (signs of corrosion,
etc.).

4. Fit a new battery, noting the position of the (+) and (-) end of the
battery. The (-) end of the battery faces towards the spring
connection.

REPLACING THE PULSE SENSOR (SEE ILLUSTRATIONS ON PAGE 26)

1. Remove the protection lid

2. Remove the red gearbox clip (Figure 10a)

3. Disconnect the 3-way connector and connect the replacement pulse

sensor (obtainable from your nearest GEMINI dealer)

4. Channel the harness through the clip (Figure 10b)

5. Insert the gearbox clip to its original position

6. Re-program the gate opener (See page 18,19)

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 REPLACING THE PULSE SENSOR

Remove the red gearbox clip (Figure 10a)

Figure 10a

Disconnect the 3-way connector and connect the replacement pulse sensor to the
harness and channel through its clip. (Figure 10b)

Figure 10b

Insert the gearbox clip to its original position.

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 STANDARD GUARANTEE

GEMINI AUTOMATION SYSTEMS supplied by DMI Engineering are warranted

against defects in material and faulty workmanship for 24 months from the date of
purchase. Industrial DC systems only have a 12 month guarantee.

This warranty applies only to products purchased new from DMI Engineering or its
authorised dealers. This warranty does not apply to products which have been
subjected to lightning, flood damage or any other freak occurrence of nature,
abused, modified or repaired by someone other than DMI Engineering or its
authorised dealers.

A) No batteries are included in the warranty

B) Electronic components have a 12 month warranty

If a GEMINI automation product proves defective in material or workmanship

within the warranty period, please return it to any authorised dealer or DMI
Engineering, transportation to and from DMI Engineering prepaid, enclosing your
name and address, adequate proof of date of purchase and a short description of
the defect. DMI Engineering, at its discretion will repair or replace the defective
product free of charge. Repairs or replacements are warranted as described
above for the remainder of the original warranty period. DMI Engineering’s sole
liability and your exclusive remedy under this warranty is limited to repair or
replacement of the defective product.

The foregoing warranty is exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties or condition,
written or verbal, expressed or implied all of which are hereby disclaimed. There
shall be no liability, for incidental, consequential, or special damages, or any other
damages, costs or expenses, excepting only the cost or expense of the
replacement or repair.

Use only authorised parts and/or accessories. Any damage or malfunction caused
by the use of unauthorised parts is not covered by the warranty.

No warranty is applicable on products not registered with DMI Engineering within

the prescribed time and on the correct form.

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 WARRANTY REGISTRATION FORM

Form can also be completed online www.geminigates.co.za

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