NICE Hyke HK7024 – swing gate operator with control unit, for a gate leaf up to 3.5 m / 330 kg
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Description of NICE Hyke HK7024 – swing gate operator with control unit, for a gate leaf up to 3.5 m / 330 kg
NICE HYKE HK7024 is articulated non-reversible drive for one leaf of a swing gate. It has a 24 V DC motor with an encoder and an adjustable articulated arm.
HK7024 includes a control unit and is suitable for a single-leaf gate. For a double-leaf gate, it also controls the second motor NICE HYKE HK7224, which does not have its own control unit. HK7024 connects to a 230 V AC mains supply; the motors themselves run on 24 V DC.
The drive is designed for leaves up to 3.5 m or up to 330 kg according to the application chart. It is also suitable for more intensive use; the permitted duty depends on the load, installation and temperature. In the event of a power failure, it can be manually released with a key.
Control unit and compatible accessories
One control unit in the HK7024 controls one or both leaves. The following wiring and programming instructions are for the HKA2R10 with an SM connector, eight LEDs L1–L8 and a 12-position motor selector. Before connecting accessories, check the markings and layout of the actual control board.
| What | Why | Type |
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| Control | Controls one or two HYKE motors. Motor wiring. |
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| Receiver and remote control | Remote control compatible with the receiver's coding. Pairing and commands. | |
| Safety photocells | Protects the passageway, depending on positioning. Wiring and addressing. |
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| Warning light | Indicates movement and signals faults. FLASH output. |
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| Safety edge | Protects hazardous areas when they come into contact with an obstacle. STOP input. |
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| Key switch control | Switches a command input without voltage. SbS, OPEN and CLOSE inputs. |
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| External release | Manual opening if you cannot reach the drive during a power outage. |
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| Backup power supply | Allows several operating cycles during a power outage. Battery selection and connection. |
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| Electric lock | Additional locking for the gate leaf, depending on its design. ELS output. |
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Standalone motor and gate control
| Model | What's included and how it's used |
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| HK7024 | Articulated-arm drive with mounting brackets, manual release and built-in control unit. Operates one leaf, or two leaves when paired with the HK7224. |
| HK7224 | Articulated-arm drive with manual release, without its own control unit. The control unit in the HK7024 operates the second leaf. |
| Standalone drive and kit | A receiver, remote control, photocells, warning light and backup battery are not automatically included with every standalone motor. Check the contents of the specific kit. |
Kits for one or two leaves
Kits include a receiver OXIBD and remote control ON2E. The version with photocells also includes EPMB; the version with accessories also includes ELDC. Two motors do not increase the limit for a single leaf.
| One leaf | Standalone drive | Two leaves |
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1 × HK7024. One HKA2R10 control unit. | Standalone HK7024
One motor. With control unit. |
1 × HK7024 + 1 × HK7224. One HKA2R10 control unit. |
Leaf length and weight, and clearance for the drive
3.5 m and 330 kg are separate maximum limits. With the full-length arm, the permitted limits are a 3.5 m leaf weighing up to 200 kg, or a leaf weighing up to 330 kg with a maximum length of 1.8 m. Read intermediate values from the graph using the length and weight of a single leaf.
A = full-length arm, B = shortened arm. The horizontal axis shows the leaf length in metres, and the vertical axis shows its weight in kilograms. When using a shortened arm, follow the lower curve B and limit the opening angle to 90°. Do not apply the full-length arm limits to a shortened arm.
The drive itself requires a clear mounting space at least 210 mm. Check the entire arm travel and clearance from the wall or fence; the dimensions below define the mounting geometry, not a universal post size.
Mounting the brackets and articulated arm
Installation, electrical wiring and testing must be carried out by a qualified technician. Disconnect the mains and any battery before starting work. The gate must move freely throughout its travel, must not open or close by itself, and its mounting must not flex or loosen.
The motor mounting bracket must be level and fixed to a solid surface. Attach the arm bracket to the gate leaf's structural frame, not to a weak infill panel. Choose a mounting position that allows safe access to the key and release lever. The installation site must not be prone to flooding; if necessary, mount the drive higher above ground level. Route the cables so that water and condensation cannot enter the drive.
| Dimension E | Arm selection |
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| E at least 650 mm | Full-length arm; determine the angle and dimensions A/B from the mounting graph. |
| E from 300 to 650 mm | Shortened arm; opening angle limited to 90° and stricter gate-leaf weight limits apply. |
| E less than 300 mm | The specified installation is not permitted. Choose a different position or another suitable solution. |
A is the position of the drive bracket relative to the hinge axis; B is the offset of the hinge axis from the mounting surface, as shown in the diagrams. Both values are in millimetres.
- Measure B and select the required opening angle. With the full-length arm, the maximum is 110°.
- On the graph, draw a horizontal line from the value of B into the area for the required angle. Read the permitted range of A from the intersections. For example, with B = 200 mm and an opening angle of 110°, A is approximately 300–345 mm.
- Assemble the straight and bent arms with the pins and retaining rings. After installation, the motor and gate-leaf brackets must be level with each other.
- Use the motor bracket as a template, mark four fixing points, and secure it with suitable anchors. Attach the motor to the bracket using the two supplied screws.
- Release the motor. With the arm fully extended, position the bracket on the gate leaf so that the arm is as extended as possible and stops at its end position. Mount the bracket level and secure the pin and retaining ring.
- Manually move the gate through its full travel. The arm must not hit the wall, fence or gate leaf, and its movement must not create any unguarded trapping or shearing points. Then set the stops and lock the motor again.
Installation with the shortened arm
With the shortened arm, select A in the 90°–95° range on the installation graph; the actual gate opening must not exceed 90°. With the motor released, determine the bracket position on the gate leaf by pressing the bent arm against the closed leaf as far as it will go. Maintain E at a minimum of 300 mm, limit the opening to 90°, and follow the lower limit curve. During a test manual opening, hold the bracket against the gate leaf and check that the bent arm or its joint does not hit an obstacle. Secure the bracket only after checking the full travel path.
Mechanical opening and closing stops
- Release the motor and manually move the gate leaf to the desired open position.
- On the underside of the motor, turn plastic disc A and set the opening beneath the arm as shown.
- Insert stop B in the nearest suitable position. It must engage correctly; compare the OK/NO markings.
- Turn the disc so the stop cannot fall out. Make fine adjustments using adjustment screw C.
- If the gate has no ground-mounted closing stop, set the closing stop in the same way. Finally, tighten nut D firmly to prevent the disc from turning on its own.
- After changing the stop positions, perform a new position-learning procedure and tests.
Manual release during a power failure
Stop the gate and disconnect the power before releasing the drive. Make sure the gate leaf cannot move on its own; keep it under control in windy conditions.
- Insert key A and turn it 90° clockwise.
- Turn the extended lever B 90° counterclockwise. The gate leaf can now be moved manually.
- To lock the drive again, return the lever to the vertical position and press it into its housing. Turn the key 90° counterclockwise and remove it.
- After inserting the lever, move the gate leaf manually a few centimetres in the opening direction to fully engage the gears. Before operating the gate electrically, check that the lever is fully inserted and the drive is locked. If a safety device is faulty, do not operate the gate until the cause has been rectified.
Electrical connections for motors and accessories
Disconnect the 230 V mains supply and the backup battery before opening the cover. The power supply and protective earth must be connected by a qualified technician. The wiring must include a device for complete disconnection, and cables must be secured against being pulled out.
Open the HK7024 cover, lift the control unit, and route the cables through the bottom entry. Secure the mains supply cable with a cable clamp. HK7224 receives motor power and a separate encoder cable from the HK7024 control unit.
| Cable | Cross-section and maximum length |
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| Mains supply to HK7024 | 3 × 1.5 mm², up to 30 m. For a longer supply cable, use 3 × 2.5 mm² and provide protective earthing at the automation system as specified in the installation design. |
| Second motor HK7224 | 3 × 1.5 mm², up to 10 m. Two motor conductors and a protective conductor, according to the motor terminals. |
| Second motor encoder | 2 × 1 mm², up to 10 m. The motor and encoder cables may be replaced by a single 5 × 1.5 mm² cable; connect each conductor to the corresponding terminal. |
| BlueBUS | 2 × 0.5 mm², up to 20 m; for lengths over 20 m and up to 40 m, use 2 × 1 mm². |
| Flashing light | 2 × 0.5 mm², up to 20 m. |
| Antenna | Shielded RG58, up to 20 m; a length under 5 m is recommended. |
| OPEN/CLOSE switch | Two 2 × 0.5 mm² cables or one 4 × 0.5 mm² cable, up to 50 m. |
| Electric lock | 2 × 1 mm², up to 6 m. |
M1, M2 and encoders
M2 is the gate leaf that opens first; M1 is the one that closes first. In a single-leaf configuration, output M2 and the corresponding ENC2 input are used; M1 is not used. For a two-leaf configuration, connect each motor to its own encoder. Use the standard HK7224 motor specified for this configuration.
At the motor terminals, connect the motor conductors to the outer terminals marked M; connect the protective conductor to the terminal marked with the earth symbol. Connect the encoders to the corresponding pairs ENC1/ENC2, with no polarity. To correct the direction, disconnect the power and swap only the two outer motor conductors for that motor—not the protective conductor.
HKA2 control unit diagram
Key:
- FLASH = flashing light
- EL/ELS = electric lock
- OGI = gate-open indicator
- TX/RX = photocell transmitter/receiver
- NO = normally open contact
- NC = normally closed contact.
The diagram shows the inputs and their functions; select the equipment according to the specific configuration.
Accessory terminals, voltage and polarity
| Terminal | Function and connection |
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| Auxiliary power supply | SbS (+) and STOP (−), 24 V DC, maximum 200 mA combined. Use the auxiliary power contact at the SbS terminal as positive and the auxiliary power contact at the STOP terminal as negative. Before wiring, check the relevant contacts on the installed board; the complete pair of command-input terminals is not a power output. This is for powering small accessories, not the motor, flashing light or electric lock. |
| BlueBUS | Two wires for both communication and power; no polarity +/−. Up to 15 BlueBUS units, depending on the devices’ current draw. EPMB are connected in parallel. |
| FLASH | For the flashing-light function 12 V DC, maximum 21 W; suitable ELDC. Connect the DC power supply according to the markings on the specific terminals and device. Do not infer the polarity from a neighboring output; if the markings on the board are unreadable, a technician must verify the wiring. |
| ELS | 12 V AC, max. 15 VA for an electric lock; AC has no positive or negative polarity. With L5 = ON, this changes to a lighting output 24 V DC (−30/+50 %), max. 4 W. When changing the function, select a device rated for this voltage and observe its DC polarity. |
| OGI | Gate-open indicator 24 V DC (−30/+50 %), max. 4 W; can be used to operate a small relay. With L8 = ON, this changes to a maintenance indicator. For a device with a specified DC polarity, check the output markings on the actual board. |
| SbS | Step-by-step command via voltage-free NO contact, non-polarized. Do not apply an external voltage to the input. |
| OPEN / CLOSE | Open / close via voltage-free NO contacts, non-polarized. With L7 = ON, CLOSE can be changed to partial opening. |
| STOP | Input: NC, NO or 8.2 kΩ, depending on the device learned. This is not a universal power-supply pair; the contact wiring is described below. |
Auxiliary power and command contacts serve different functions. Do not power accessories through both contacts of an SbS or STOP pair, and do not short-circuit the pair when drawing power. On the HKA2R10, auxiliary power remains available even when Standby is enabled.
STOP, safety edge and pedestrian gate
Once the learned status has changed, STOP immediately halts movement and briefly reverses it. Connect multiple NO contacts in parallel and multiple NC contacts in series. Design the wiring for resistive safety edges according to the specific device; do not combine them with arbitrary jumpers.
If the gate leaf includes a pedestrian gate, its monitoring contact must prevent powered movement while the gate is open. After any change to the STOP wiring, carry out device learning and safety tests. Photocells and safety edges protect different hazard areas; one does not automatically replace the other.
BlueBUS photocells
The TX transmitter and RX receiver of the EPMB photocells should be connected with two wires to non-polarized BlueBUS. Each pair must have matching addressing on TX and RX, and different addressing from the other pairs. Repeat the learning procedure after connecting or removing a device.
| Address | What it protects and how it responds |
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| PHOTO / PHOTO II | PHOTO at approximately 50 cm, PHOTO II at approximately 100 cm; outer pairs. During closing, stops and reverses movement. |
| PHOTO1 / PHOTO1 II | PHOTO1 at approximately 50 cm, PHOTO1 II at approximately 100 cm; inner pairs. During closing, stops and reverses movement; during opening, stops and resumes once the beam is clear. |
| PHOTO2 / PHOTO2 II | Protects the opening area. During opening, stops and reverses movement. |
| PHOTO3 | Not permitted for this HYKE wiring configuration. |
The jumper positions must match the selected function, not merely the physical mounting location of the photocell. You can also find the complete addressing and wiring details on the EPMB card.
Initial startup and control unit checks
All buttons and LEDs listed below are on the control unit in the HK7024. The HK7224 does not have its own programming controls. Before connecting the power supply, ensure that the cables, stops, covers and protective devices are securely installed.
- Position the gate leaves approximately halfway along their travel, secure the motor drives and clear the movement area.
- After connecting the power supply, the BlueBUS LED should flash approximately once per second. The LEDs on both the TX and RX photocells should indicate power, and the FLASH beacon should be off at rest.
- If the power supply is missing or abnormal, switch off the unit and check the wiring and fuses. Do not proceed with learning if a problem is detected.
- Before learning the positions, select the correct motor using the selector and carry out device learning.
12-position motor type selector
For standard motors For HK7024 + HK7224, set DIP 10 = ON; set all other positions 1–9, 11 and 12 = OFF. In Oview, this corresponds to the HYKE designation. Adjust the selector with the power off and always before learning the positions. The setting for HYKE HS does not apply here.
Learning BlueBUS and STOP devices
- Press and hold Open ▲ + Stop/Set.
- When L1 and L2 start flashing rapidly, after approximately 3 seconds, release both buttons.
- Wait for the detection process to finish. STOP should be lit and L1/L2 should be off. L3/L4 may start flashing to indicate that position learning is required.
- Learning is required even when no photocells are connected, and whenever a device is added or removed. Then repeat the safety tests.
Learning the gate leaf positions
Devices must be learned first, and the motor selector must be set correctly. Mechanical stops must be secure, and the force must be suitable for the gate. Monitor both motors and the entire movement area during learning.
Automatic learning
- Press and hold Stop/Set + Close ▼.
- When L3 and L4 start flashing rapidly, after approximately 5 seconds, release the buttons.
- The control unit slowly closes M1 to its stop, slowly closes M2 to its stop, slowly opens M2 and M1 to their stops, and finally quickly closes both gate leaves. With a single motor, only the corresponding gate leaf M2 is learned.
- Successful completion is confirmed when both L3 and L4 go out. Then check several normal opening and closing cycles.
- If the direction or sequence is incorrect, stop the movement using Open or Close. Disconnect both mains power and the battery before making repairs. If M1/M2 are swapped, swap their encoders as well; if the direction is wrong, swap the outer operating wires of the specific motor.
- If a photocell or STOP is triggered, learning is interrupted and L1 flashes. Once the cause has been corrected, repeat the procedure from the beginning.
Manual learning and the meaning of the positions
Manual learning allows you to set positions individually. Briefly press Open/Close to toggle the LEDs; press and hold to move the motor. Position 0 is the closing stop, position 1 is the opening stop, and A is the desired stopping point between them while opening.
| LED – position | What is stored |
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| L1 – 0/M1 | Fully closed position of gate leaf M1 at the mechanical stop. |
| L2 – 0/M2 | Fully closed position of leaf M2 at the mechanical stop. |
| L3 – SA/M2 | Opening offset: once this position is passed, M2 may start opening M1. |
| L4 – A/M1 | Required stop position for opening M1. |
| L5 – A/M2 | Required stop position for opening M2. |
| L6 – SC/M1 | Closing offset: once this position is passed, M1 may start closing M2. |
| L7 – 1/M1 | Fully open position of M1 at the mechanical stop. |
| L8 – 1/M2 | Fully open position of M2 at the mechanical stop. |
- Press Stop/Set + Close and release immediately when L1 starts flashing, after approximately 3 seconds. For manual learning, do not wait for L3/L4, which start automatic learning.
- Move the selected motor to the required position by holding Open or Close. Release the button when you want to stop movement.
- To save, hold Stop/Set for at least 3 seconds. While you hold it, the corresponding LED will turn steadily on after approximately 2 seconds. Release the button only after at least 3 seconds; the next LED will then start flashing.
- Continue through L8. Keep the interval between button presses under 10 seconds; a longer interval ends the procedure and retains the changes saved up to that point.
For a single M2 motor: Confirm unused positions L1 and L7 by holding Stop/Set for at least 3 seconds. Skip L3, L4 and L6 by briefly pressing Open/Close. Save positions L2, L5 and L8 for the actual M2 leaf.
Mixed learning
Perform automatic learning first. Then enter manual mode by pressing Stop/Set + Close and release when L1 flashes. Briefly press Open/Close to select a position, adjust it by moving the leaf, and save it as in manual learning. Use this procedure to adjust A, SA and SC; leave the end positions 0 and 1 as learned from the stops. End the procedure by moving past the flashing LED after L8.
Pre-handover tests
- After disconnecting all power sources, release the motor and check manual movement along the full travel path. For testing, the manufacturer specifies a maximum of 390 N for manual movement; this figure does not replace drive selection or impact-force measurement.
- After securing the motor and restoring power, check opening, closing, stopping, slow-down and correct overlap of the leaves.
- Test each photocell, safety edge and gate monitoring contact separately. Eliminate all crushing and shearing hazards around the arms.
- The technician must verify the forces and provide the user manual, release procedure and maintenance schedule. Use the gate only after all tests have been completed successfully.
HKA2R10 control unit settings
Open ▲ selects or opens, Stop/Set stops and confirms, Close ▼ selects or closes. The fourth button is not used. Holding Stop/Set for longer than 5 seconds opens programming mode when L1 flashes.
Level I – switching functions on and off
- Hold Stop/Set until L1 starts flashing, then release.
- Use Open/Close to select the LED for the required function. Briefly press Stop/Set to change the setting: short flashes = OFF; long flashes = ON.
- Repeat the selection and change for the next function. To save and exit, leave the controls untouched for 10 seconds.
| LED – function and meaning | Status |
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| L1 – Automatic closing ON: after opening, the gate closes once the set pause time has elapsed. OFF: semi-automatic operation. The factory-set pause time is 30 s. | ON / OFF Factory setting: OFF |
| L2 – Close after photocell activation ON: when automatic closing is enabled, photocell activation shortens the pause time to 5 s. If automatic closing is disabled, activation triggers closing after the set pause time. | ON / OFF Factory setting: OFF |
| L3 – Always close ON: if power is restored while the gate is open, the control unit starts closing after 10 s, with a 5 s pre-flash warning. OFF: the gate will not start moving automatically when power is restored. | ON / OFF Factory setting: OFF |
| L4 – Standby all ON: approximately 1 minute after movement, BlueBUS and most LEDs switch off; a command resumes operation after a short delay. OFF: this energy-saving mode is disabled. Auxiliary SbS/STOP power on R10 remains available. | ON / OFF Factory setting: OFF |
| L5 – ELS as a light ON: the ELS output operates as a light at 24 V DC (−30/+50 %), up to 4 W. OFF: ELS controls an electric lock at 12 V AC, up to 15 VA. Select equipment and wiring to suit the chosen function. | ON / OFF Factory setting: OFF |
| L6 – Pre-flashing ON: the warning light flashes for 3 s before movement. OFF: it starts flashing at the same time as movement. | ON / OFF Factory setting: OFF |
| L7 – CLOSE as partial opening ON: the CLOSE input issues a partial opening 1 command. OFF: it issues a close command. | ON / OFF Factory setting: OFF |
| L8 – OGI as a maintenance indicator ON: OGI indicates that maintenance is due. OFF: OGI indicates that the gate is open. The limit is set at Level II/L7. | ON / OFF Factory setting: OFF |
Level II – adjustable parameters
- Hold Stop/Set until L1 starts flashing, then release.
- Use Open/Close to select the input LED for the required parameter.
- Hold Stop/Set. After approximately 3 s, the value LED for the current setting will light up. While continuing to hold Stop/Set, move it using Open or Close.
- Release Stop/Set. To save and exit, leave the controls untouched for 10 seconds.
The bold value is the HKA2R10 factory setting. The input LED identifies the parameter; the value LED identifies its setting. The same LED number in both columns may refer to different things.
| Input LED – name and description | Setting LED – value |
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| L1 – Pause time Time before automatic closing; effective only when closing is enabled. | L1 – 5 s L2 – 15 s L3 – 30 s L4 – 45 s L5 – 60 s L6 – 80 s L7 – 120 s L8 – 180 s |
| L2 – Step-by-step mode SbS sequence and related commands; L4, L5, L7 and L8 also change OPEN/CLOSE behavior. | L1 – Open – stop – close – stop L2 – Open – stop – close – open L3 – Open – close – open – close L4 – Condominium mode: while opening, SbS/OPEN has no effect and CLOSE reverses the direction to closing; while closing, SbS/OPEN reverses the direction to opening and CLOSE has no effect. L5 – Condominium mode 2: responds as in L4; holding the command for more than 2 s triggers STOP. L6 – Step-by-step mode 2: a command shorter than 2 s triggers partial opening. L7 – Hold-to-run: movement occurs only while the command is held; releasing it stops the movement. L8 – Semi-automatic opening; closing only while the command is held. |
| L3 – Motor speed Normal operating speed; after changing it, check safety, force levels and deceleration. | L1 – Very slow L2 – Slow L3 – Medium L4 – Fast L5 – Very fast L6 – Maximum L7 – Opens fast, closes slowly L8 – Opens at maximum speed, closes at medium speed |
| L4 – Pressure relief after closing A brief reverse movement releases residual pressure, keeps the gate properly closed and makes manual release easier. | L1 – No pressure relief L2 – Level 1 – minimum, approximately 100 ms L3 – Level 2 L4 – Level 3 L5 – Level 4 L6 – Level 5 L7 – Level 6 L8 – Level 7 – maximum, approximately 800 ms |
| L5 – Motor force Force of both motors. A higher setting is not a substitute for correcting friction; impact-force tests are required after changing it. | L1 – Level 1 – minimum L2 – Level 2 L3 – Level 3 L4 – Level 4 L5 – Level 5 L6 – Level 6 L7 – Level 7 L8 – Level 8 – maximum |
| L6 – Pedestrian and partial opening For pedestrian opening, M2 moves. For both leaves, the fractions are based on the smaller of their learned opening angles. | L1 – Pedestrian 1 – M2 to 1/4 L2 – Pedestrian 2 – M2 to 1/2 L3 – Pedestrian 3 – M2 to 3/4 L4 – Pedestrian 4 – fully open M2 L5 – Partial 1 – both leaves to 1/4 of the smaller angle L6 – Partial 2 – both leaves to 1/2 of the smaller angle L7 – Partial 3 – both leaves to 3/4 of the smaller angle L8 – Partial 4 – both leaves to the smaller learned angle |
| L7 – Maintenance reminder Number of cycles before the reminder. This does not replace regular servicing at the prescribed intervals. | L1 – 500 L2 – 1,000 L3 – 1,500 L4 – 2,500 L5 – 5,000 L6 – 10,000 L7 – 15,000 L8 – 20,000 |
| L8 – Fault history Displays the results of the last eight cycles. After selecting an entry, count the BlueBUS flashes and refer to the diagnostic table. | L1 – 1st cycle – most recent L2 – 2nd cycle L3 – 3rd cycle L4 – 4th cycle L5 – 5th cycle L6 – 6th cycle L7 – 7th cycle L8 – 8th cycle – oldest |
After changing the force, speed or positions, check the full travel path, photocells, STOP function and impact forces. Automatic closing must be appropriate for the protection measures and use of the specific gate.
Radio receiver and remote controls
The radio receiver plugs into the SM connector on the HK7024 control unit. Disconnect all power sources before inserting or removing it. The HK7224 does not require a separate radio receiver.
Current kits use NICE OXIBD and ON2E. OXIBD also supports compatible two-way remote controls; MYGO4 is a standard rolling-code remote control. For an older receiver, choose a transmitter that matches its coding system.
| Receiver output | HYKE command |
|---|---|
| 1 | SbS – step-by-step mode as set by parameter II/L2. |
| 2 | Partial opening 1 as set by parameter II/L6; factory setting: fully open M2. |
| 3 | OPEN – open. |
| 4 | CLOSE – close. |
In Mode I, the entire remote control is stored; in Mode II, an individual button is assigned to the selected command. Storage and deletion are performed using the button on the receiver, not by resetting the control board. For exact button presses, timings and confirmation signals, see the NICE remote control pairing instructions and the OXIBD card. Extended mode may offer more commands; select the command number according to the receiver.
Backup battery and control unit generation
The backup battery fits in the dedicated compartment in the HK7024. One compatible battery powers the system through its control unit; it is not connected separately to the HK7224 motor terminals.
| Installation | Correct selection |
|---|---|
| HKA2R10 | The older version uses PS124. Current version PSS124 is connected using the cable intended for the older compatible control unit; the PSS124 package includes cables for both R10 and R30. |
| Newer control unit | PSS124 with the appropriate connector. The older PS124 requires a CABLA11 adapter and Standby to be switched off; choose the connection according to the markings on the actual control board. |
- Disconnect the mains power and any existing battery. Remove the cover and lift the control unit.
- Insert the battery in the designated compartment and use the correct cable for that generation. Do not confuse the connector with the motor output.
- Connect the battery electrically only after completing installation and programming. Check operation with the mains power switched off, then restore the power supply to recharge the battery.
The number of manoeuvres during a power failure depends on the battery condition, temperature and load. The battery does not replace the available manual release. Solemyo solar power is connected via the designated power input on a compatible control unit; the mains and solar power source must not be connected at the same time.
Diagnostics and troubleshooting
The warning light flashes regularly while the gate is moving. In the event of a fault, it emits a short sequence of flashes, pauses for approximately 1 s, then repeats the same sequence. Count the short flashes before resetting or changing any settings.
| Number of flashes | Cause and next step |
|---|---|
| 1 | BlueBUS – device missing or changed. Check the wiring and addressing; after making changes, run device learning. |
| 2 | The photocell is obstructing movement. Remove the obstruction, clean the covers and check the TX/RX settings. Photocells. |
| 3 | Resistance to movement or force limit triggered. Check the gate leaf, hinges and arm; do not increase the force without first addressing the cause and repeating the tests. |
| 4 | STOP input triggered. Check the safety edge, gate contact and learned input status. STOP wiring. |
| 5 | Internal control unit parameters. Wait at least 30 s, try a command and restore the power supply if necessary. If the fault recurs, servicing is required. |
| 6 | The maximum number of consecutive manoeuvres or the hourly manoeuvre limit has been exceeded. Allow the operator to cool down for a few minutes and reduce its use. |
| 7 | Electrical fault. Wait at least 30 s and restore the power supply if necessary; a recurring fault must be dealt with by a technician. |
| 8 | A continuously active command is preventing further commands. Check the button, switch and any timer. |
| 9 | The system is locked by an electronic Stop automation command. Use the relevant Unlock automation command; this is not the mechanical release lever. |
| 10 | The encoder has detected an obstruction or excessive friction. Check the mechanism, encoder assignment and wiring. M1/M2 and ENC1/ENC2. |
Checking the LEDs on the control board
| LED | Normal status or next step |
|---|---|
| BlueBUS | Approximately 1 green flash/s = normal operation. When Standby is enabled, it flashes more slowly; normal operation resumes after a command. Two rapid flashes = input status change. If there is no light, check the power supply and fuses; refer to the diagnostics for steady illumination or red flash sequences. |
| STOP | Lit = safe status learned. Off = input triggered or changed. |
| SbS / OPEN / CLOSE | Off when idle; lit while a command is active. A steadily lit LED may indicate a held or faulty contact. |
| L1/L2 flashing slowly | Request to learn devices. |
| L3/L4 flashing slowly | Request to learn positions. |
If the motor runs but the gate leaf does not move, check that the release lever is fully engaged. If the HK7224 does not respond or moves incorrectly, check its M1/M2 output and the corresponding encoder in the HK7024. When replacing a fuse, first eliminate the cause; use a fuse of the same type and rating.
Resetting the control unit settings
Resetting will erase custom HKA2 settings. This does not pair remote controls or erase the radio memory of a separate receiver.
- On the control unit in the HK7024, press and hold Open ▲ + Close ▼, until L1 and L2 start flashing.
- Release both buttons.
- After resetting, check the selector again, learn the devices and positions, set the functions and carry out safety tests.
Maintenance and safe use
Schedule a professional inspection no later than 6 months or 20,000 manoeuvres after the previous inspection, whichever comes first. Choose a shorter interval for intensive or adverse operating conditions.
- Before servicing, disconnect the mains, battery and any other power source.
- Check that the brackets, screws, pins, retaining rings, arms, stops, cover and cable glands are secure. Replace damaged or worn parts.
- Check for smooth manual movement, secure engagement of the release mechanism and correct operation of all photocells, safety edges and gate contacts.
- Do not enter the gate’s path or touch the arms while it is moving. Keep remote controls out of the reach of children.
- The customer may keep the photocell covers clean and remove debris from the gate’s path. Do not use the operator in the event of a mechanical or electrical fault; contact service.
Estimated service life
Add the indices for length, weight and all other relevant factors. Then use the graph to estimate the number of cycles with regular maintenance. The horizontal axis shows the sum of the indices in %, and the vertical axis shows the number of cycles. The estimate is not a guarantee of the number of years or cycles.
| Characteristics of the complete automation system | Index | Service life graph |
|---|---|---|
| Factor | Full-length / shortened arm |
|
| Length | Less than 1.8 m: 0 / 15 % 1.8–2.5 m: 15 / 20 % 2.5–3.0 m: 20 / 30 % Over 3.0 up to 3.5 m: 30 % / not applicable | |
| Weight | Less than 200 kg: 0 / 30 % 200–250 kg: 20 / 40 % Over 250 kg: 30 % / not applicable | |
| Temperature / humidity | Above 40 °C or below 0 °C, or humidity above 80 %: 20 / 20 % | |
| Solid infill | 15 / 20 % | |
| Windy location | 15 / 20 % |
First check the gate’s suitability against the weight and length chart and installation geometry. If the values fall at the boundary between two ranges, choose the higher available numerical index. The shortened arm is permitted at a length of 3.0 m only for a weight corresponding to curve B; do not use it above 3.0 m. Always assess the complete installation.
Technical specifications and dimensions
| Parameter | NICE HYKE HK7024 |
|---|---|
| Control unit | Built-in HKA2; controls one or two leaves. |
| Power supply | HK7024: 230 V AC ±10 %, 50/60 Hz; 24 V DC motor. |
| No-load speed | 1.5 rpm; adjustable speed settings. |
| Torque | Maximum 500 Nm; rated 120 Nm. |
| Maximum cycle frequency | 40 cycles/hour at rated torque; 25 cycles/hour at the highest operating temperature. |
| Continuous operation | A maximum of approximately 7 minutes at rated torque. |
| Maximum power consumption | 300 W for the drive with controls. |
| Maximum current draw | 1.5 A at 230 V AC mains. |
| Ingress protection rating | IP54 with the cover intact. |
| Operating temperature | −20 to +55 °C; drive performance decreases in cold conditions. |
| Dimensions | 210 × 290 × 320 mm (width × depth × height). |
| Drive weight | 10.5 kg. |
| Single-leaf limit | With the full-length arm: 3.5 m / 200 kg or 1.8 m / 330 kg; intermediate values and the shortened arm according to the chart. |
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