Manual & Panduan Pengguna CAME

CAME is a globally recognized Italian manufacturer specializing in automation systems for gates, garage doors, industrial barriers, and access control technologies. With a strong focus on innovation and security, CAME provides a wide range of products including the popular CAME BPT video entry systems, smart home automation, and road barriers.

The company offers integrated solutions that combine ease of use with advanced connectivity through platforms like CAME Connect, allowing users and installers to manage systems remotely and ensure efficient operation.

• How do I manually release a CAME swing gate during a power cut?

  To manually release the gate, locate the manual release hatch on top of the motor. Open the hatch, insert the release key, and turn it clockwise. You can then push the gate open by hand. To re-engage the motor, close the gate, turn the key back to its original position, and ensure it is fully engaged before operating.

• How do I program a CAME remote control?

  For many CAME remotes (like the TOP series), press and hold the two top buttons until the LED flashes quickly. Then, press the button you wish to program; the LED will turn solid. Within 10 seconds, position the already-programmed remote close to the new one and press the working button to copy the code.

• What does the flashing blue LED on the RGSM001S module mean?

  A blue LED flashing once per second indicates that the RGSM001S module is successfully registered on the GSM network. If the green POWER LED flashes 5 times per second, it means the module is not yet configured on the CAME Connect platform.

• How often should CAME gate automation be serviced?

  CAME recommends servicing gate automation systems at intervals between 3 to 12 months, depending on the frequency of use (number of openings per day). Regular maintenance by a qualified professional ensures safety and longevity.

• How do I register my CAME product for warranty?

  You can register your CAME automation system online through the official CAME warranty registration page. You will typically need the installer details, installation date, and the serial numbers of the motors and control panels.