CONTROL PANELS

for doors and gates

USER INTERFACE options

• Basic DIP switch
• LED numerical display with buttons
• LCD text display with buttons 

ACCESS FUNCTIONS

• Wired in open commands   
• Remote controls
• User database via LCD display  

SAFETY FUNCTIONS

• Fixed function wired input 
• Programmable function wired inputs
• Bus connected safety devices

Find the correct motor code

The first step is to identify your motor. There are usually several motor versions of each product. You can't always tell by looking, and we can't always tell from a photo.

Each motor has an ID plate or sticker that states the product code, as well as voltage, power, serial number etc. You need to get the "TIPO" number. Tipo just means type in Italian.

24Vdc motors are more efficient, so are used on frequent use applications such as apartment block and car parks. They can also be fitted with battery backups. 

This symbol means CAME key compatible. This is a Wifi tool for installers to setup a system and monitor it.

Three phase motors are only used in the most powerful openers. This is old technology. Only industrial sites have 3 phase power available. There are few safety features built into 3 phase controllers. 

CAME Connect is the cloud access device for control panels. It allows users to operate the gate from a smartphone, and gives support engineers remote access to the controller.

Brushless are low voltage motors with 3 or more windings. Speed and therfore position are controlled precisely. The controllers are complex and expensive.

CAME's wireless safety devices are named RIO. This symbol means the controller can take the plug-in interface and programming for RIO wireless devices.

Most motors have encoders now. Encoders monitor motor revolutions giving the controller movement and position information necessary for pressure sensing.

CAME's wireless safety devices are named RIO. This symbol means the controller can take the plug-in interface and programming for RIO wireless devices.

Battery operated devices that send their signal via radio signal to the controller.

Battery operated devices that may or may not send their signal via radio signal to the controller.

Control Panel User interface

Control Panel Safety features

Control Panel Connectivity

Control Panel Features

Control Panel Outputs