digicon catrax automatic master Product Manual

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Electronic Control for Mechanics – 2014

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Manual code: 069.31.202

English - Revision: 02

This manual was elaborated by: Digicon S.A. Controle Eletrônico para Mecânica

Documentation Sector - EDS

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1. mportant InstructionsI ...................................................

2. Orientations ..................................................................

3. Introduction ..................................................................

4. Features of Automatic Master ..........................................

4.1 Automatic Master Operation ...........................................

5. Installing/Assembling .....................................................

5.1 Unboxing ....................................................................

5.2 Floor drilling and column fixation ...................................

5.3 Assembling the arms ...................................................

5.4 Access to Automatic Master after assembly ......................

5.5 Connection to power network ........................................

6.Installing/Assembling operational items .............................

6.1 Rear closure kit ...........................................................

6.2 Collecting box kit .........................................................

6.2.1 Connection of collecting box kit to control board ............

6.3 Oper

ational pictogram kit ..............................................

6.4 Orientation pictogram kit ..............................................

6.5 Power Supply ..............................................................

6.6 Electromechanical counter kit ........................................

6.7 Control Board ..............................................................

6.7.1 Inputs .....................................................................

6.7.1.1 Return signals ........................................................

6.7.1.2 Electromagnets ......................................................

6.7.1.3 Sound alarm ..........................................................

6.7.1.4 Connetcion scheme ................................................

6.7.1.5 Pictogram .............................................................

6.7.2 Output ....................................................................

6.7.3 Control board configuration ........................................

6.7.4 Turnstile interface .....................................................

6.8 Anti-Panic system ........................................................

6.8.1 Maintenance test .......................................................

7. Maintenance .................................................................

7.1 Preventive and corrective rountine maintenance ..............

7.2 Solving problems .........................................................

8. Technical characteristcs ..................................................

9. Warranty and technical assistance ....................................

Contents

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1. mportant nstructionsI i

You can see, below, the symbols that will appear in this manual, signaling important moments. It is essential to pay attention to them.

TIP: Indicates something Digicon considers important.

CAUTION: Indicates a moment of extreme caution when

handling the equipment/product

ATTENTION: Indicates a moment when your observation skills should be extremely productive.

INFORMATION: Presents interesting facts about the purchased product.

QR CODE: Presents additional information or links with more details about the presented text.

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Following a new technological concept focused on solidity and reliability and counting with innovative design elements, with color variety and widely curved lines, Digicon has launched the line Automatic Master. Automatic Master serves most technologies of access control currently available, becoming the best option in the market for access control. This manual presents a detailed description of the components and working of Automatic Master. To see our complete catalogue, visit

www.digicon.com.br.

2. Orientations

 Read the information and instructions of this manual carefully, before using the

product. This ensures the correct use of the equipment and maximum use of its technical features as well as a prolonged service life.

 This product does not present sealing against the rain, that is, it is designed to be

used indoors.

 Keep this manual for future consultations.  Digicon reserves its right to alter its products at any moment to adapt them to more

recent technical advancements.

 Digicon maintains its right to alter the information contained in this manual without

notice.

 Digicon does not provide any contractual warranty concerning the information in this

manual, and cannot be held responsible for errors it may contain and problems due to its use.

 The information contained in this manual is exclusive property of Digicon and is

protected by copyright laws.

 This manual cannot be reproduced, photocopied or translated, in its entirety or in

part, into any kind of medium, without Digicon's written consent.

3. Introduction

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The structure of Automatic Master can present external finishing in brushed stainless steel (AISI 304) or 1020 carbon steel with electrostatic painting in black epoxy powder. It has reinforced structure, fully rounded corners, and non-exposed screws, offering space and comfort for any access control solution. Aiming at facilitating assembly and maintenance, the column Automatic Master presents a U-shaped internal support (mounting rack) with standard holes for the fixation of additional electronic boards. Moreover, the clients, according to their needs, can add additional holes. Access to the mounting rack is done through a key with secret, whose removal and insertion are extremely easy. A plastic cover and a stainless steel sheet compose the upper panel. The cover, made of injected plastic, can be purchased in the colors green, burgundy, or black or in any other color desired, on demand. The upper cover in stainless steel allows easy configuration and low-cost customization of the product. The sheet can also present slots for optional items, such as operational pictogram (on top), orientation pictogram (side), collecting box inlet, display kit or a combination of these items.

4. Features of Automatic Master

Automatic Master, an access controller in the model blockage, presents three bidirectional, equidistant arms at 120 degrees with brushed stainless steel (AISI

304) finishing.

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Besides compatibility with most available technologies, Digicon can provide the following optional items: collecting kit with box, pictogram kit, counter kit, power supply, power supply, control board, and display kit. These items are described in details in item 6. Installing/Assembling optional items.

TIP: To see details about the dimensions of Automatic Master's items, see item 8. Technical characteristics.

4.1 Automatic Master operation

A Automatic Master has bidirectional motorized turning with two 24 Vcc electromagnets for activating the locks.

It also includes a microprocessor control

board,

where a signal enabling passage is sent through one of the inputs, depending on the passage direction. If this signal is recognized, the equipment will allow the turning of the arm of Automatic Master. After half of the turning is complete (60 degrees), a 400 milliseconds returning signal will be sent, informing the passage direction. After the signal, the arm cannot be returned to the previous position.

Depending on the Automatic Master model and configuration, if the passage is forced without the enabling signal, an electromagnet will be activated to prevent turn. In addition, the equipment can emit a signal for a sound alarm and/or the exhibition of a red X on the upper panel display (models with pictogram). In this case, a return signal will be sent, indicating that the turnstile was forced, informing the direction of turn. The image below shows the operation mechanism of Automatic Master.

SENSORS

LOCKS

SOLENOID

ARM

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5. Installing/Assembling

5.1 Unboxing

As the items inside the package can vary (depending on the client's requests), it is important to perform a cautious visual inspection before installing and assembling the turnstile. A checklist that works as a guide during inspection accompanies all Digicon packages. See below the parts that can compose Automatic Master:

OPERATIONAL PICTOGRAM

(OPTIONAL)

LOCK FORACCESSING THE COLUMN

ORIENTACION PICTOGRAM

(OPTIONAL)

COLUMN

ARM

CENTRAL COVER

EXTERNAL COVER

LOCK FOR RACK AND COLUMN

DIGITAL COUNTER

(OPTIONAL)

COLUMN DOOR

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209

941

1001

12,5 (4X)

5.2 Floor drilling and column fixation

Before installing Automatic Master, check:

1. if the floor has conditions to receive anchor bolts (at least 4cm of FCK15 M.P.A. concrete or equivalent)

2. If there is a power source or electric socket nearby (ducts for connection).

3. If the place chosen is adequate for the installation of the access controller (indoors).

4. If access to the Automatic Master's locks is clear.

5. If there will be enough space for the arms after Automatic Master is assembled.

ATTENTION: For

more details on the dimensions of Automatic Master's

components, see item 8. Technical characteristics.

Once you observe these recommendations, proceed to the installation:

1. rill the floor with 3/8” drills (then use a 12mm or the ½” drill). Make two holes inD each column of Automatic Master, according to the measures indicated in the image below:

2. Clean the holes, removing any debris from drilling.

Place the external part of the bolts in the holes. Leave about 25mm of the bolt out of

the hole.

TIP: We reccomend anchor bolts by Tecnart, model AF38110, 3/8x4”.

4. Position the column and fasten it to the floor with the four screws that accompany the bolts. Use a flex-head socket wrench with ¾'' or an articulated socket wrench.

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5.3 Assembling the arms

After positioning and aligning the turnstile in its operation place, it's time to assemble the arms. Make sure that you have all the necessary items and that the turnstile is turned off, once you will have to remove the bowl to screw in the arms. The arms are provided disassembled. To assemble them, observe the following instructions. The wrench used for assembling the arms is an Allen n.8 and the screws must be fastened to the maximum to ensure good fixation. All three arms must be fixed in the same upper central point.

Repeat the operation on the three arms and make sure all arms are well fixed.

INFORMATION:

- The cover for accessing the screws is fitted into place, so pressure it to

open or close it.

- To assemble the arms of Automatic Master, use an Allen n. 8 wrench.

1 Let the mini arm drop

2 Ma ke sure the mi ni

n d

arm's plastic part is fitted into

the steel part.

3 Fit the stainless steel

arm in the mini arm

4 Fixate the screw inside the

mini arm using an Allen n.8 wrench

Put the arm back into

its normal position

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5.4 Accessing the turnstile after assembly

After Automatic Master is installed and assembled, access to the interior of the equipment can be done with the key that accompanies the equipment, in three ways: external covers, central cover, or column door.

See now the instructions for opening Automatic Master after assembly:

1. Unlock the two extremities of the Automatic Master, using the key provided alongside the product. Remove the external covers, which are pressed into place. The covers feature small internal couplings that support them in the column during operation, as can be seen in the image to the right.

LOCK

FIT THE PINS OF THE EXTERNAL COVER

2. Before opening the central cover, deactivate the security pins located on each side of

the cover.

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3. Open the cover according to the following images:

Note that the equipment structure contains a device that maintains the cover in the vertical position (see detail).

4. The following image shows Automatic Master with all covers open.

INFORMATION: To access the column door, remove the external

cover on the appropriate side.

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5.5 Connection to power network

The Turnstile is powered by a 24 Vcc supply (located inside the turnstile). The power supply can be of 100 to 240 Vca. Digicon recommends the regulation NBR 5410 as reference to the equipment's electrical connections. In one of its columns, the turnstile has circuit breakers in its columns where the power cables (electrical supply) and the ground wire must be connected.

Ground wire

Electric network

CAUTION: Electric connections must be performed by qualified professionals.

TIP: We recommend that you use a good quality AC cable and ground wire and with compatible dimensions to the distance until the switchboard.

Input for

data cables

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6.Installing/assembling optional items

Automatic Master is compatible with most access control technologies in the market today; however, Digicon offers a range of optional items that allow enhancing and matching the equipment's performance to the client's needs. See the description of each of these items:

6.1 Rear closure kit

Automatic Master can be provided with a panel to close the rear space between the columns.

The sheet can be of 6 mm tempered glass, 6 mm acrylic, or and 1.2 mm stainless steel, as the client sees fit. Besides closing the rear space, the panel allows simple customization with low cost.

The rear closure kit is mounted has four fasteners that secure the sheet to the side columns, as shown below:

784

598

750

3535

4,5

R2,25

Detail 4x

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6.2 Collecting box kit

The collecting box kit has a device for collecting, retaining, and gathering cards or badges. It is ideal for places with eventual visitors or users. The kit is composed of a socket, a retention device activated by a solenoid, and a storage box. The image below shows the items that accompany the collecting box kit:

6.2.1 Connection of collecting kit to control board

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1 12 11

BOX SENSOR

ELECTROÍMAGNETS

TURNSTILE SENSORS

DIGICON CONTROL BOARD

INPUTS CN8

OUTPUTS CN9

- SOLENOID

+ SOLENOID

SOLENOIDE

Connection of collecting kit to control board

For access

control board

Sensor used for collecting the card after 1.5 seconds

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INFORMATION:

- The box for cards is part of the kit and is positioned under the collecting kit.

- The badge reader is not part of the kit.

TIP: To obtain information on the configuration of the collecting kit, see item 6.7Control board.

6.3 Operational Pictogram Kit

The operational pictogram kit visually signals the direction of passage (green arrows) or the blocking (red X) on the upper part of Automatic Master.

TIP: To obtain information on the configuration of the pictogram, see

item 6.7 Control board.

6.4 Orientation pictogram kit

The orientation pictogram kit also visually signals the direction of passage (green arrows) or the blocking (red X), but on the front/side part of Automatic Master.

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TIP: To obtain information on the configuration of the pictogram, see item 6.7 Control board.

6.5 Power supply

Among the main advantages of this optional item, is its adaptation capability to the voltage variations often found in installation sites – the input voltage can vary between 100 and 240 Vca. The supply's specific technical features, protections and dimensions were carefully tested and approved in hostile temperature and environmental conditions, which ensures the adequate power supply to the equipment's performance. Besides the input and output voltages indicated in the image below, the supply has a shortcircuit and overheating protection.

PHASE NEUTRAL

GROND WIRE

GND

24V / 3ADC

INPUT: 100 a 240 VAC

OUTPUT

6.6 Electromechanical counter kit

The counter kit presents six digits, from no return to zero, and is located on the bowl

's upper part of the turnstile. The counter presents pulse input, making it possible to detect turnstile rotations in a given direction. The device is also capable of counting single pulses (as other counters available on the market).

Technical characteristics:

Power supply: 24 Vcc - 5 Vcc (battery eliminator) number of digits: 06 (no return to zero)Digits size: 5 x 2 mm (height x width)

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6.7 Control Board

Automatic Master's control board was designed to meet most technologies of access control terminals in the market. The controller have mechanical features and layout perfectly suited for the Automatic Master's needs and it is one of the best options for the equipment's operation. The following images show the control board with its straps, connectors, and dipswitch, as well as the location of the power supply and the control board in Automatic Master.

CONNECTOR

CN8

CONNECTOR

CN9

Ds1

Ds2

The table below describes the functions of the control board's connectors:

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Signal Nome/Description

CN1 BOX SENSOR

1 LED anode 2 Box Signal 3 GND 4 GND

CN2 JTAG – Inner use CN3 SERIAL RS - 232

2 TX 3 RX 5 GND

CN4 ENGINE

1 DATE + 2 DATE 3 GND_485 4 (+) 24V_EXT 5 GND

CN5 POWER – POWER SUPPLY

1 (+) 24V cd 2 GND 3 (+) 24V cd

CN6 TURNSTILE SENSORS

1 sensor 1 signal 2 LED 1 anode 3 sensor 2 signal 4 GND 5 LED 2 anode

CN7 AUDIO

1 SIGNAL 2 GND

Cn8 INPUTS

1 (+) vext1 (enables turn through voltage) 2 HAB1 (enables turn through dry contact – from right to left) 3 GND 4 Vext2 (enables turn through voltage) 5 HAB2 (enables turn through dry contact – from left to right) 6 GND 7 +24V c (available to auxiliary – maximum 500 mA)d 8 Vext3 (enables turn through voltage) 9 BQC (activates anti-panic system) 10 GND 11 Output for yellow pictogram 12 NC 13 NO or NC contact (bob return) 14 C Contact (bob return) 15 NO or NC contact (BOC return) 16 contact C (BOC return)

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CN9 OUTPUTS

1 NO or NC Contact (HAB1 return)

2 Contact C (HAB1 return) 3 NO or NC Contact (HAB2 return) 4 Contact C (HAB2 return)

5 Output for indicative X (open collector NPN – maximum 500 mA) orange wire 6 Output for arrow > (open collector NPN – maximum 500 mA) blue wire 7 Output for arrow < (open collector NPN – maximum 500 mA) green wire 8 +24V c (indicative arrows' power) red wired 9 GND (indicative arrows' power) black wire 10 + solenoid of badge collector box 11 - solenoid of badge collector box 12 Sound signal (open collector – NPN)

CN10 SOL BQC

1 (+) 24V cd 2 SIGNAL

CN14 BQC SENSOR

1 (+) 2 4V cd 2 SIGNAL

CN18 ELECTROMAGNETS

1 (+) electromagnet 1 2 (-) electromagnet 1 3 (+) electromagnet 2 4 (-) electromagnet 2

Vca

The following sections concern important aspects of Automatic control boardMaster configuration and connections of Automatic .Master

6.5.1 Inputs

The input signals or passage clearance (HAB1 and HAB2) or anti-panic (BQC) can be originated by a relay contact, pushbutton contact, tension from 5 to 24 Vca/cc, from 110 to 220 V / c. To enable passage through relay contact or pushbutton, make theac d connection as shown below:

INFORMATION: - The engine (CN4) and electromagnets (CN18) cables are provided alongside Automatic .Master

NO or NC contact

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Enabling passage through tension pulse is shown in the image below. It is necessary to observe the polarity of the C voltages and to use an external resistor for high voltagesD (110V and 220V ).ac

6.5.1.1 Return signals

The control board has 4 return signals, two to indicate the moment, one to bob the turnstile, and one to indicate the anti-panic system's status. All signals are originated via relay – normally open contact (NO) or normally closed contact (NC). Connect the outputs according to the image below:

6.5.1.2 Electromagnets

Electromagnets are activated for blocking the turnstile. Opposite to the traditional solenoids, electromagnets do not cause abrasion between the coil and the locking device, avoiding malfunctions. Moreover, the activation is done through a transistor, and not a relay, avoiding the electromagnet to be blown due to the “contact wielding” (there is no mechanical wear).

ATTENTION: The relay contacts have maximum capacity of 1A 125 V .ac

Vac ou Vdc

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Vca

6.5.1.3 Sound alarm

The

sound alarm output is activated by a NPN transistor (maximum 500 mA) every

time that Automatic :Master

-receives a clearance signal (two short rings)

-is not cleared and is forced during 1 second (1-second rings)

-is stuck mid-turn for over 2 seconds (1-second rings)

Connect the outputs according to the following image:

6.5.1.4 Connection scheme

Vac

Sound alarm

Maximum current: 500mA

INPUTS

OUTPUTS

RALAY

ACCESS CONTROL BOARD

OUTPUTS

DIGICON CONTROL BOARD

RETURN SIGNALS

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6.4.1.2 Pictogram

The pictogram's outputs are activated by NPN transistors (maximum 500 mA) at the moment of activation, the GND is sent through a corresponding output.

6.7.2 Outputs

utomatic Master's board has outputs for return signals, electromagnets,

pictogram, collecting box, and sound alarm.

6.7.3 Configuration of control board

The switch (or dipswitch) DS1 allows programming the following actions:

-passage direction

-Maximum time for passage

-NO inputs (relay or pushbutton contact normally open and without input voltage), enabling passage in face of these signals; or NC inputs (relay or pushbutton contact usually closed and with input voltage), enabling passage in the absence of these signals.

-enabling of a signal for a sound alarm if the access control remains at mid passage for more than 2 seconds.

To program DS1, put each pin in the desired position, according to the table below:

GND

+ 24V / 12V

OUTPUT NPN 500mA

OUTPUTNPN 500mA

12 11

BOX SENSOR ELECTROMAGNETS TURNSTILE SENSORS

DIGICON CONTROL BOARD

INPUTS CN8

OUTPUTS CN9

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CHAVE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Enables sound signal ON Disables sound signal OFF NO inputs ON NC inputs OFF Habilitation per border OFF Habilitation per level ON Blocked in both directions ON ON Blocked form right to left OFF ON Blocked from left to right ON OFF Cleared in both directions OFF OFF Enables sound signal in mid-turn ON Disables sound signal in mid-turn OFF Wait until first turn (no turning timeout) ON ON 05 seconds turnstile 120° 05 seconds turnstile CLIP OFF ON 10 seconds turnstile 120° 15 seconds turnstile CLIP ON OFF 15 seconds turnstile 120° 20 seconds turnstile CLIP OFF OFF

DIP SWITCH DS1

The switch (or dipswitch) DS2 allows programming the following actions:

- invitation

- turning speed

- passage counting

To program DS2, put each pin in the desired position, according to the table below:

CHAVE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Enables invitation ON Disables invitation OFF Nominal speed ON Half nominal speed OFF Enables clockwise counting ON Disables clockwise counting OFF Enables counter clockwise counting ON Disables counter clockwise counting OFF Enables bob return and disables box ON Enables box return and disables bob OFF Retention time of the card in the box for reading 1s ON Retention time of the card in the box for reading 2s OFF Disk emulation for MCA ON Disables disk emulation (Standard Control Board Operation) OFF Firmware Type Turnstile 120° ON Firmware Type Turnstile CLIP OFF

DIP SWITCH DS2

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6.7.4 Turnstile Interface

Enabling through Dry contact with 2 relays:

Enabling both ways (Clockwise and Counter Clockwise) with 1 single relay:

7654321

Dry contact

Enabling Clockwise

Enabling Counter Clockwise

7654321

UUUUU

Relay

Integrator’s controller board

Dry contact (simultaneos)

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654321

CCW

Vdc

Vdc = 5~24V

Integrator’s controller board

Anti panic/drop arm mechanism input:

Enabling through solid state :

10987

UUUUU

Integrator’s controller

Dry contact

INFORMATION:

CCW: Counter Clockwise CW: Clockwise

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Enabling through solid state(negative):

Activating through solid state(anti panic/Drop arm mechanism):

1098

Vdc

Vdc = 5~24V

Anti panic

54321

Vdc

Vdc = 5~24V

CCW

Integrator’s controller

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Activating through solid state (Drop arm/Negative).

Passage confirmation

Vcc - Rel logic lever, SH in ’’disk emulation’’ DIP Ds2 n°7 in mode ON.

Vdc

4321

Digital positive input

UUUUU

NA NF

Rl2

NO NC

Rl1

UUUUU

CCW

Vdc = 5~24V

Vdc

Integrator’s controller

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Passage confirmation through disk emulation

Passage confirmation through clockwise pulse

Passage confirmation through ’’disk emulation’’ can be set through dip switch Ds2, nº7 in case it’s on it’ll emulate disk. On the other hand it’s off, it’ll general pulse.

Passage confirmation(negative)

Rl1

Rl2

4321

Digital negative input

Integrator’s controller

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Electromechanical counter connections

Counter

Vdc

protection diode

In case you use inductive

counter it will be necessary

a protection diode

Inductive counter

Depends on the

couter tension

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6.8 Anti-panic system

Automatic Master has an electromechanical device for anti-panic system (also called drop-arm device). The mechanism is composed by a mechanical set activated by high-performance solenoid, maintaining the arm raised during normal operation. In case of power outage (when the installation has no nobreak), or through a command sent via system, or the activation of an emergency button in the control room, the electromechanical device is deactivated, dropping the arm that prevents turn, clearing the entrance of any barrier. This device can be connected in series, allowing the clearance of all turnstiles at once from one single point.

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6.8.1 Maintenance test

The anti-panic system (drop-arm) was developed to facilitate the exit of people in emergencies. Thus, as a preventive measure, we recommend regular tests and inspections in this device (at least once a month). If the mechanism presents any defect, request maintenance to a Digicon technician or a qualified company. Each inspection should carry out the following operational sequence for each of the three arms:

- set the arm on the horizontal position;

· turn the turnstile off;

· check if the arm drops (if the arm does not drop, contact the dealer or Digicon);

· turn the turnstile on;

· raise the arm until it reaches its normal position (the arm must stay in horizontal position without external support; if it does not, contact the dealer or Digicon);

· repeat the procedure three times for each arm.

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7. Maintenance

7.1Preventive and corrective routine maintenance:

Electromagnets – Periodicity: ever 700 0 cycles.00

This routine maintenance requires the use of a multimeter. To check for the need of corrective actions, disconnect the CN3 from the access control board and check the electromagnets' resistance. The value must be between 11 and 12.5 ohms between pins 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 of the electromagnet's connector. After measuring, connect CN3 to the board again.

Corrective actions:

1. if you spot an incorrect resistance, a short-circuit or open electromagnet, replace it.

2. if the electromagnet is not working, check the board or the voltage

3. if the electromagnet is moving, fasten the base screws.

Electromagnets adjustments (if necessary)

1. Force the lock against the sprocket and the equipment's arm until the lock is completely inside the first teeth (until the arm is locked)

2. then, release the fixing screws and press the electromagnet against the lock's frame, so that its area is completely against the electromagnet

3. refasten the screws

Set of locks – Periodicity: every 700 00 cycles.0

To check for the need of corrective actions, you must:

-check the lock's correct position

-check the wear of the lock's fitting in the sprocket

Corrective actions

1. if the lock's position is incorrect, check the retaining ring and the spring that tightens

the set

2. if the lock's fitting to the sprocket is incorrect, replace the lock or the sprocket

3. if lock's end is worn, replace the lock

Sprocket set – Periodicity: every 700 000 cycles.

To check for the need of corrective actions, you must:

-check the wear of the sprocket's teeth

-check the gap between the central axis, the sprocket, and the keyway.

Corrective actions

1. if you observe wear on the parts' teeth, replace the parts.

2. if you see a gap between the sprocket and the axis/keyway set, replace the sprocket or the keyway (to replace the sprocket, use a pulley puller).

ATTENTION: Preventive and corrective maintenance must be performed by a professional trained/qualified by Digicon S.A.

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7.2 Solving problems

Defect

Possible causes

Action

· It will not turn

on.

· The power supply’s input

cable is not connected

properly

· The circuit breaker is off.

· Check the cables

and the fuse.

· It does not

activate the

electromagnet

(turnstile cannot

be locked).

· The cable is broken or the

distance between the

electromagnet and the

locking device is

maladjusted.

· Adjust the

electromagnet or

forward the

equipment to the

Technical

Assistance.

· The arm does not

remain in the

correct position.

· There is wear, dirt, a

broken spring or lack of

lubrication in the sphere

base.

· Request a

replacement for

the faulty part or

forward the

equipment to the

Technical

Assistance.

· It does not lock

in the first

tooth.

· The distance between the

electromagnet and the

locking device is

maladjusted.

· Adjust the

electromagnet or

forward the

equipment to the

Technical

Assistance.

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8. Technical characteristics

104

540

420

395

155

700

340

930

1262

231

800

40571

340

358

±5

1010

±5

INFORMATION: he arm/clip's size can be altered according to the client'sT needs.

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1100

687

1038

415

Outras informações

Gross weight: Approx. 100 kg (package included) Distance

between arms

120 degrees

Electromagnets’ power

12Vcc / 2A

Power supply

Input: 100 Vac to 240 Vac 60HZ Output: 24,0 Vdc +/- 5% 4,5 A

Operational temperature

from 0ºC to 50ºC

Power Consumption during rotation is 36 W

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9. Warranty and technical assistance

Digicon is responsible for the project, skilled labor, and quality of the materials used in the manufacturing of our products, ensuring that the equipment and all parts are free of manufacturing defects or problems. Digicon commits itself to replace or repair, as we choose, any part or equipment presenting manufacturing defects without any costs to the buyer, in our factory in Gravataí or our branch office in São Paulo, in the conditions set below:

1. The buyer is responsible for the costs of shipping (return service) of the product to the factory in Gravataí or the branch office in São Paulo.

2. The warranty period is counted from the date of emission of the bill of sale and encompasses:

a) 12 (twelve) months for equipment, accessories, parts, and pieces, including the legal

warranty period of 90 (ninety) days.

Legal warranty

The customer has the period of 90 (ninety) days, from the date of emission of the bill of sale, to

complain about apparent defects (easily observable in the product), such as the items that constitute the product's exterior and any other area accessible to the user, just like appearance parts and general accessories.

b) 90 (ninety) days for repairs or technical assistance

3. Warranty shall be granted to the buyer only in the face of the bill of sale (original or copy).

4. Warranty does not apply in the following cases or conditions:

a) defects and damages caused by accidents, negligence, or reasons of force majeure b) defects and damages caused by inappropriate storage or lack of prolonged use c) defects and damages caused by improper use of the equipment d) defects and damages caused by improper operation or installation of the equipment e) vandalism f) natural impacts (lightning, flooding, etc.) g)defects and damages caused by abnormal temperature conditions, voltage/frequency, or

humidity out of the levels specified in the installation and operation manual, once proven

h) reconditioning, chrome plating, nickel plating, and painting

5. Warranty shall be automatically canceled for equipment that:

a) suffers modifications, adaptations, or any alterations performed by the client or by third

parties without Digicon's written consent

b) goes through maintenance or repairs by people not authorized by Digicon c) suffers alteration of serial number or violation of the identification label d) is not paid for in the conditions, amounts, and deadlines described in the bill of sale

6. Digicon is not responsible for eventual losses suffered by the down time of the equipment

7. The repair of a warranted product will be performed inside the Digicon facilities.

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