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Mhouse cl2 ESBus error - gate not operating - yeatsie - 28-01-2024

I’ve got a mhouse cl2

The ESBus light is flashing 3 times then pausing

One of the gates was stuck on a rock, I’ve cleared it and tried moving the arms to 45 to reset, but pressing the P2 or P3 buttons they don’t respond normally

I’ve tried what I can to reset by holding p2 and p3 for 10secs but not having any luck

I’ve tried disconnecting the ESBus also and still can’t get the gate going, the devices were not powered on

Any suggestions?

RE: Mhouse cl2 ESBus error - gate not operating - benbrooks - 30-01-2024

(28-01-2024, 11:34 AM)yeatsie Wrote: I’ve got a mhouse cl2

The ESBus light is flashing 3 times then pausing

One of the gates was stuck on a rock, I’ve cleared it and tried moving the arms to 45 to reset, but pressing the P2 or P3 buttons they don’t respond normally

I’ve tried what I can to reset by holding p2 and p3 for 10secs but not having any luck

I’ve tried disconnecting the ESBus also and still can’t get the gate going, the devices were not powered on

Any suggestions?

Hi,

Thank you for your enquiry,

The P1 and P2 together is a factory default setting, this would mean the board doesn't recognise what is plugged into it such as the motors and accessories. 

Firstly you will need to do the following:

Hold P2 for three seconds, it should start flashing once it either goes out completely or stays on solid we can move on to the next step.

Secondly, you will need to hold P3 for three seconds or until the gate begins moving and release, then let it go through its open and close cycle or until it comes to a complete stop and this will set the limits for the motors.

Many thanks 

Ben