Proteco Advantage (Q60A) Error Code "03"

[CLAUDIOTX]

Hello there.
I have a problem with my Proteco automation system.

My panel of the Q60A displays: "--" (standby)

When I try to open de gate (remote control button), the panel displays: "03", and nothing happens, and the error remains there till a reset is made.

I have shorted 3-9 and 4-9 for bypassing cells.

Please let me know what this error code "03" means.

I've disconnected and reconnected most of the wires and still nothing.

Thanks in advance.

[sebabastek]

Hi,
how controller reacts on open command from the terminals (1-8)?

I would disconnect everything from the panel (including motors) and leave only 19&20 connected which is 240V supply. Of course you have to leave links on safety devices and stop inputs. Then you have to give open command from the terminals 1-8 and see. If it works i would try give open command from remote. If it works i would connect one motor, then other motor then photocells and so on.
You have to check all step by step.

[Proteco_UK]

Hi

In our experience with Proteco brand of automation, the above can either relate to a 'short' across the terminals or there is a failure with a component on the board. Sometimes random digits displayed have been reported to be flashing or showing in red.

In our experience, disconnecting all of the cabling but leaving links between 2-8, 3-9 and 4-9, powering down (to reset the 24v onboard fuses) and re-introducing one piece of equipment at a time until the random digits is seen will pin point the 'short'. This has been seen where intercoms have been installed as part of an installation and a feedback shock is received by the control board.

Kind Regards

Gate Motors
www.gatemotors.co.uk

[max666]

My Q60A shows EF - photocell test error.
When powered on it shows --. But when i try to Open/close the gate it clicks a few Times and then showa EF.

I have changed photocells it didnt help.
Then i have done per your instruction: disconnecting all of the cabling but leaving links between 2-8, 3-9 and 4-9.
And it behaves exactly the same even with everything disconnected?!?!

Is that a motherboard error?


Thanks !