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Controle Eletrônico para Mecânica – 2016

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Code: 069.31.213

ersion: 02

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

Documentation Sector - EDS

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Contents

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1. Important instructions ...................................................................................

2. Orientation ...................................................................................................

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

4. Features of dGate..........................................................................................

4.1.Block dGate operation ..................................................................................

5. Installation and assembly ...............................................................................

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

5.2.Preparing for ﬁxing ......................................................................................

5.3.Fixing to the ﬂoor ........................................................................................

5.4.Access to dGate after assembly .....................................................................

6.Power connection ...........................................................................................

6.1.

Connections between cabinets .......................................................................

6.2.Electric panel ..............................................................................................

6.3.Electric power and logic supply

......................................................................

6.4 ....................................................................................................Interface

7. Optional items ..............................................................................................

7.1.Collecting bo

x kit.........................................................................................

7.2.Pictograms .................................................................................................

7.3.Display.......................................................................................................

8. Sensors .......................................................................................................

8.1 barriers of sensors.......................................................................................

9.Anti-panic .....................................................................................................

10.Maintenance ...............................................................................................

10.1.Door ........................................................................................................

10.2.Equipment cleaning....................................................................................

10.3 Defects and possible causes ........................................................................

11. Technical characteristics ..............................................................................

11.1 Dimensions ...............................................................................................

11.2 Other information ......................................................................................

12. Warranty and technical assistance .................................................................

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1. Important instructions

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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 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 its products at any moment to adapt themchange

to more recent technical advancements.

 Digicon maintains its right to the information contained in this manualchange

without

previous 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.

2. Orientations

3. Introduction

When innovation meets and design meets reliability, you meet the bestrobustness access control solution. Digicon presents a solution thought out in the smallest details to

bring innovation, quality, and design to the access control market. dGate is born as the results of an intense process of research in world tendencies and a thorough engineering work.

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4. Features of block dGate

The access control system dGate has a motorized system for opening and closing access doors activated after identiﬁcation and authorization of user access. A system of sensors is used to identify and avoid passage of non-authorized people – bobbing attempts.

 AISI 304 brushed stainless steel casing manufactured in 2.0mm sheets.  A

ngel wings and swing gate doors in Tempered Glass or Polycarbonate with 12mm

of thickness.

 S

ide doors open via key with secret – they open to the block's interior and facilitate

access to conﬁguration and maintenance.

 Speciﬁc micro processed controller allows accelerating and decelerating the door's

movement, optimizing passage ﬂow.

 motorHigh-performance dPower with door opening in 0.7 seconds, silent and with

encoder for precise positioning.

 Indicators for visual and sound alarms.  Detection system: 8 infrared sensors to detect passage plus 2 safety sensors

(the model has 2 extra sensors).PNE

 Anti-crushing system: the doors open when they detect an obstacle.  Anti-fraud system with sound alarm and bobbing detection (user in opposite

direction and in

validated passage attempt).

 Direction control: allows bidirectional operation – can be conﬁgured to work in

different passage directions.

 Emergency opening: automatic opening in case of power failure or activation of

energy alarm.

 Internal space speciﬁc for integrating the access controller.  Full range supply (from 90 to 240 Vca).power

 v

ersion with doors closedConsumption of 25W (in the 500mm ).

 U RGBpper pictogram (operation) with high-brightness leds, with individual

control for each color.

 F RGBrontal pictogram (orientation) with leds, with individual brightness control

for each color.

 moto.Dedicated microcontroller for controlling the  High-durability Brushless engine.  Door positioning control monitored by a magnet encoder (no wear since it is

magnetic).

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4.1 dGate operation

dGate access controller has a motorized system for opening and closing the access doors, which is activated after the identiﬁcation and authorization of user access (access controller board is required. Ex.: board).MCA A system of sensors is used to identify and avoid the passage of non-authorized people or bobbing attempts. dGate uses the exclusive dPower , completely developed by Digicon with patentmotor technology. dPower allows controlled, smooth, silent, and comfortable turning for the user.

Some engine characteristics:

 Robust;  Reliable;  High performance;

 Electronicontrol;  Silent.

The

equipment has an operation mechanism activated by a permanent-magnets engine, brushless type. The motor set is activated by direct current converted through the activation of signals for later activation of the coil set.PWM

The engine is brushless-type, which is, the use of direct-current engines that use coal as elements of its commuting system of magnet ﬁeld is not accepted.

The equipment's activating mechanism (permanent-magnets brushless-type engine) must be sealed and made of robust casing, with heat dissipation via natural or forced convection; its mechanical elements, subject to supporting efforts, must be permanently lubricated.

Voltage: 24Vdc P

ower: 60W Tork: 6,96Nm Torque: <45dB

Motor SW

(swing gate)

Motor AW

(angel wing)

Voltage: 24 Vdc Power: 72W Tork: 17Nm Torque: <20dB

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5.Installation and assembly:

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.

INFORMATION: The cover is conﬁgured according to commercial combination.

Glass/polycarbonate

door (door-type

optional: or )AW SW

Collecting Box kit inlet

(optional)

Upper cover

(glass or stainless steel)

Orientation

pictogram

Access pictogram

(oper

ation)

Frontal or rear

column

Side doors for accessing

The equipment's

electronics and mechanism

Package

Display

(optional)

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5.3 Fixing to the ﬂoor

The image below indicates the ﬁxing points on the ﬂoor. The surface must be steady and leveled to ensure good alignment of the sensors.

Fixing can be done through anchor bolts, also known as parabolts, through chemical ﬁxing.

5.2 Preparation for ﬁxing

Before installing block , check:dGate

1. The place chosen for installing the equipment;

2. If there is a power source or electric sock

et nearby (ducts for connection).

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

4. If the ﬂoor has conditions to receive anchor bolts (at least 4cm of 15 M.P.A.FCK concrete or equivalent).

ATTENTION: Once the block dGate installation requires ﬂoor drilling, it is extremely important that the place of installation be chosen carefully.

INFORMATION: Measures of the blocks dGate are illustrated in millimeters

and (Inches).

TIP: To fasten the screws, use a tool with a long extensor.

- Fixing points

Optional ﬁxing points

70 (2.755")

1309(51.535")

1416

(55.748")

159 (6.259")

320

(12.598")

320

(12.598")

130

(5.118")

130

(5.118")

240(9.448")

(0.590")

(3.543")

(3.307")

220(8.661")

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With the holes for ﬁxing the turnstile done, install the ﬁxing tie rods according to the image below. Digicon recommends using a capsule chemical anchorage by Hilti ( ).www.hilti.com.br

Step by step:

1. Using a 12mm drill, make a hole 90mm deep (tie rods M10).

2. Clean the hole with a blower or aspirator to remove the dust residue.

3. Place the tie rod inside the hole and measure the depth. The tie rod has a mark

that must remain parallel to the ground.

4. Place the capsule inside the hole.HVU

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5. Secure the tie rod in the drill and screw it in until it reaches the bottom of the hole or until the mark in the rod is leveled with the ground.

6. Apply the drill until the chemical material reaches the surface.

7. do not touch the tie rod to allow the chemical reaction (10 min).

8. curing time indicated in the table:

9.Tightening torque and other information can be seen in the following table:

Temperature of base material

Temperature of base materialCuring time necessary until the ﬁxing is able to receive the total load t

cure

20°C to 40°C

20 min

10°C to 19°

30 min

0° to 9°C

1 h

-5°C to -1°C

5 h

Data according to the -05/0255/0256/0257, edition 2010-03-01 / 2006-01-20ETA

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Resistences of calculation must be reduced for distances from the edge and spacing smaller than the critical values. a) h: base material thickness b) This is the maximum tightening torque recommended to avoid rupture through cracking during installation for ﬁxings with minimal distance from the edge and/or spacing.

5.4 Access to block dGate after assembly:

After

the block dGate is installed and assembled, access to the interior of the

equipment can be done with the key that accompanies the equipment, in two ways:

 Via the door that grants access to the electric panel;  Via the door that grants access to the engine or some accessory that is added, such

as the collecting box kit.

Locks

Electric panel door

Access door to

engine and accessories

Additional panel

for assembly of

inegrator’s access

controller

230x350mm

Additional panel

for assemblyof

(optional) orMCA

for the integrator’s

access controller

180x205mm

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6.Power connection

1416(55.748")

188(7.401")

220(8.661")

598(23.543")

220(8.661")

45(1.771)

70(2.755")

298(11.732")

708(27.874")

160(6.299")

Embedded boxes

6.1 Interconnection of blocks

Below, you can see a template of the measures for installation of the embedded boxes, which are installed before the block. There are two openings under the block, one on the right and another one on the left, inside which the embedded boxes should be.

Conduits of

50 mm of diameter

920

520

Power network Data cable

Power network cable

Interconnection

xes

PASSAGE BOXES

Entry

Exit

Block seen from below:

4"x4"

INFORMATION:

 The measures of block dGate are illustratein and (Inches),  I PNEn model, the block body measures 360mm of width.

80(3.149")

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TIP: Separate the power network from the logic network.

INFORMATION:

 Measures of block dGate are illustrated in millimeters.

 There are three interconnection possibilities for the blocks: right side,

left side, and center.

 The colors of the cables are illustrative only. The distance between the

passage

boxes vary according to the block size.

 Basic cabling:

037.12.352 - Power cable sensors barrier Transmitter

037.12.355 - Power cable solenoid BOX

037.12.356 - Power cable Motor 2AC

037.12.357 - Communication cable 485 Motor 2RS

037.12.358 - Cable collecting box sensor

PNE:

037.12.445 -

Interconnection cable between blocks

INFORMATION:

 Digicon offers 5-meter long interconnection cables.  The depth of the ducts must be measured so that the cables are long enough.

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6.2 Electric panel

The electric panel presents the (Passage control Module), supplies (12Vcc), andMCP control (Central processing unit). If the integrator requires more space, the blockCPU has another area destined for it. In this area, there are the connections of the passage sensors and power.

CAUTION: Risk of electric shock on the panel.

Panel

MCA

(optional)

Board

MCP

Borne

Supply Set

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6.3 Electric power and logic supply:

The block dGate is fed with tension from to 240 Vca. Digicon recommends the90 regulation 5410 as reference to the equipment's electrical connections. In one ofNBR its columns, the turnstile has a borne where the power cables (electrical supply) and the ground wire must be connected.

6.4 Block interfacing

P N G

Born Set 02

Borne Set 01

- for connecting

electric and logic

network

Logic network

(used when the

turntile has board).

Borne 01 to borne 14

Borne 15 to borne 28

Borne 29 to borne 42

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UUUUU

Input

Output

(Integrator’s controlboard)

( )Panel's inner circuit

UUUUU

(Integrator’s controlboard)

Switch

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Enabling passage through dry contact (input):

Connection borne 02 borne 01

Switch (input):

 Connection borne 02 borne 02 (optional)  Allows keeping block open leaving  The passage free in both directions

Con

ﬁrmation of passage through dry

contact (output):

 Connection borne 02 borne 15

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7.Optional items

dGate 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:

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 and can work as a guide for its assembly:

7.1 Collecting box kit

Box

Inlet

Collecting safe

Collecting box kit

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7.2 Pictograms

The block has two pictograms: Orientation and operation, the frontal pictogramdGate (orientation) is integrated to the upper pictogram (operation) without electric connection.

 Operation pictogram (upper):

The operation pictogram is installed on the upper part of the equipment and is represented by a red arrow and by a green arrow. The red blinking pictogram, in both sides, means passage not allowed.

The green pictogram ﬂows indicating direction means passage allowed.

 Orientation pictogram (frontal):

The

orientation pictogram is installed on the edges of the equipment and is also represented by red and green arrows. The red pictogram informs the user that the block dGate is not operating in that direction or that, at the time, passage is not allowed. The green pictogram informs the user the direction in which block dGate is operating.

Pictogram

 Direction ollowed or danied,

for example, when a user

clears the passage in the

opposite direction, ﬂow is

denied.

 Enable or disabled

direction, for example,

blockage can be

conﬁgured in only one

direction of passage

(entry only).

Display

Antenna

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8. Sensors

Sensors are destined to detect the direction of the passage, user protection, and detection of unauthorized passage.

8.1 barriers of sensors

The block dGate has a total of ten infrared sensors (ten transmitters and ten receptors), forming eight barriers that inform the module about the position of the pedestrianMCP on the passage corridor. In the central area, there are two more sensors responsible for the safety system (anti-crushing). The detection system has twelve light-emitting sensors for detecting passage; two ofIR these pairs (located in the central area, beside the door) are used for safety measures. With them, it is possible to control the direction of passage (the system allows directional operation) and it can be conﬁgured to operate in different passage directions.

Localization of passage and safety sensors

Localization of passage and safety sensors.

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9.Anti-panic

Mechanism dGate :AW

The simple mechanism uses accumulated gravitational energy in a counterweight; when the block is de-energized, the doors open. In the model for users with disabilities ( ), opening occurs via an electric system of temporary energy storage; when thePNE block is turned off, the engine's control board open the wings.

Mechanism dGate :SW

When

the lock is de-energized the door is in the rest state (closed doors), butSW

unlocked, the user simply pushes the door in order to pass.

Simple

PNE

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10. Maintenance

10.1 Door:

Check the support ﬁxation of the wings every six months. This adjustment must be performed with a torque wrench with value of 17 N.m.

Mechanism dGate :AW

Mechanism dGate

:SW

Fixing points:

Engine's power supply

Polycarbonate ﬁxed according to

With the model 500 or 900

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10.3 Defects and possible causes

Block dGate will not turn on.

Equipment is not receiving power from the gridAC or the circuit breaker is turned off.

Check the circuit breaker and the power network.

Sound alarm without obstruction in the block.

Passage sensors misaligned or their power connection failure.

Check if the block is perfectly aligned and then use the MCP tester software to identify the faulty sensor(s).

Pictograms do not turn on alongside the display.

Lack of power in theAC equipment, power failure,CC open fuse in , brokenMCP cables.

Check the grid, theAC MCP fuse, and the cabling.

Pictograms display wrong messages.

Display's data cable with poor contact or connection failure at the borne.

Check data cable and borne.

When enabling passage, the doors open but not close

Check the sensors of the blocks, because they can consider that there is a user in the turnstile.

Use the tester softwareMCP to check the faulty sensor. Then, perform realignment or replace the sensor.

Problem

Possible causes

Action

INFORMATION: This maintenance routine requires the use of a vacuum.

10.2 Equipment cleaning:

Every six months, it is necessary to clean the block internally.

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1416(55.748")

992(39.055")

312(12.283")

222(8.740")

534(21.023")

11. Technical characteristics

11.1 Dimensions:

INFORMATION: IN PNE models, the block's body measures 360mm of width.

1156(45.511")

1555(61.220")

442(17.401")

1156

(45.511")

dGate :AW

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312(12.283")

575 - /(22.637") STD 500 757(29.803)- PNE 900

1416 (55.748")

992

(39.055")

INFORMATION: M andeasures of the block dGate are illustrated in millimeters (inches).

dGate :SW

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11.2 Other information

Technical data

100 - 240 Vca

( )Automatic selection

50 - 60 Hz

1 second

-5°C and 70°C

150 kg per packed

module

Power supply Frequency

Average time for opening/closing the door

Operational temperature Weight

Consumption

Passage 500AW

Inicialization: 382W

Standby: 60W

Operation: 252W

Passage 900AW

Inicialization: 425W

Standby: 40W

Operacion: 403W

Passage 500/900SW

Inicialization: 36W

Standby: 32W

Operation: 92W

M capacity ofaximum

cards in collecting

120 cards

MTBF

(Mean time between failures)

MCBF

(Mean cy

cles between failures)

Higher than 10.000 hours

Higher than 500.000 cycles

Characteristics

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12.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 (ninet

y) 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 an

y 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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