SmartLog Pro® with Turnstile
Installation, Operation and Maintenance
The SmartLog Pro® with Turnstile is available as the
following item numbers:
ItemInput Voltage
50723100 VAC
50781120 VAC
50782220 VAC
ESD Association Information
“Compliance verification should be performed prior to
each use (daily, shift change, etc.). The accumulation
of insulative materials may increase the foot grounder
system resistance. If foot grounders are worn outside
the ESD protected area testing for functionality
before reentry to the ESD protected area should be
considered.” ESD SP9.2 APPENDIX B - Foot Grounder
Usage Guidance
“Process monitoring (measurements) shall be conducted
in accordance with a Compliance Verification Plan that
identifies the technical requirements to be verified, the
measurements limits and the frequency at which those
Figure 1. EMIT SmartLog Pro® with Turnstile
Description
The EMIT SmartLog Pro® with Alvarado EDC Waist
High Turnstile verifies the functionality of an operator’s
wrist strap and footwear, logs the test results, and
controls access to an ESD Protected Area. The turnstile
unlocks after the operator’s wrist strap and/or footwear
is determined to act as a path-to-ground. All operator
test activity is logged into a database to meet the
ANSI/ESD S20.20 requirements for on-going quality
control purposes. Each log entry includes operator
identification, test results, resistance measurements,
time, temperature and humidity.
See TB-6594 for more information on the patented*
EMIT SmartLog Pro®.
The Alvarado EDC Waist High Turnstile features a
rugged industrial grade controller, optical rotation
detection (no mechanical microswitches to break or
continually adjust), and adjustable time out functionality
(turnstile relocks if there is no passage through the
unlocked turnstile). An adjustable dampener slows
and cushions the rotation and self-centers the turnstile
arms to the home position. Stainless steel internal and
external components make the turnstile durable and
easy to maintain.
verifications shall occur...Compliance verification records
shall be established and maintained to provide evidence
of conformity to the technical requirements.
The test equipment selected shall be capable of
making the measurements defined in the Compliance
Verification Plan.” (ANSI/ESD S20.20) section 7.3
ANSI/ESD S20.20 Table 1 Flooring-Footwear Systems
Technical Requirements Recommended Range “less
than 3.5 x 10
97.1.”
“Typical test programs recommend that wrist straps that
are used daily should be tested daily. However, if the
products that are being produced are of such value that
knowledge of a continuous, reliable ground is needed,
and then continuous monitoring should be considered or
even required.” (ESD Handbook ESD TR 20.20 section
5.3.2.4.4)
Note: SmartLog Pro® provides wrist strap test per IEC
61340-5-1 Clause A.1 and footwear testing per IEC
61340-5-1 Clause A.2 with upper limits < 3.5 x 107
ohms.
7
ohms measured per ANSI/ESD STM
Made in the
United States of America
The turnstile is configured to Fail-Safe Loss-of-Power
Operation. Should loss of power occur, the turnstile’s
arms will unlock and rotate freely in both directions to
allow operators to pass through.
100 VAC / 110 VAC / 220 VAC and Ethernet access
are needed at the location of every SmartLog Pro® with
Turnstile prior to installation.
Click here to download the Alvarado EDC Installation
and Maintenance Manual and see instructions on
anchoring and wiring the turnstile. Do not install the
SmartLog Pro® and its mounting hardware to the
turnstile until it is properly anchored and wired.
Long Slanted Standoff
Turnstile Lid
Short Slanted Standoff
Lock Washer
Socket Head Cap Screw
Installing SmartLog Pro® to the Turnstile
See TB-6594 to learn more about the features and
components of the SmartLog Pro®.
1. Open the turnstile’s lid using the included keys.
2. Install the SmartLog Pro® onto the turnstile’s lid
using the 2 slanted standoffs, 1 socket head cap
screw and 1 internal tooth lock washer. See Figure
2.
NOTE: This mounting is also sold separately as
EMIT item 50783. It may be used to mount the
SmartLog Pro® onto other turnstile models. See
page 7 for the fabrications that need to be made
to the turnstile's lid in order to mount the SmartLog
Pro®.
3. Connect the Ethernet cable, terminal block, foot
plate cable, and power adapter to the back of the
SmartLog Pro®.
4. Locate the power switch inside the turnstile cabinet,
and set it to ON.
5. Locate the power switch on the back of the
SmartLog Pro®, and set it to ON.
6. Locate the foot plate cable at the base of the
turnstile and connect it to the Dual Independent
Foot Plate, so operators can place their feet on it
while performing tests at the turnstile’s entrance.
Figure 2. Installing the SmartLog Pro® to the turnstile’s
lid
7. Complete the installation by establishing
communication to the SmartLog Pro® via the
Ethernet cable. See the “Network Setup” procedure
in TB-6594 for more information.
NOTE: The SmartLog Pro® must first be programmed
with the user ID table using the TEAM5 Software before
being deployed for employee use, or the default test
settings will be applied.
See the TEAM5 User Manual for more information.
If the SmartLog Pro® is located near a restroom, sink or
other water source, operators will need to be instructed
to thoroughly dry their hands before testing. Wet hands
may cause inaccurate test results and damage to the
tester.
1. A circling light around the test switch indicates when
the SmartLog Pro® is on standby and ready to
perform a test.
2. Initiate the test procedure by identifying yourself to
the SmartLog Pro®. This may be done using the
touchscreen keypad, barcode scanner or proximity
reader.
NOTE: Hold the proximity badge in front of the RFID
icon for a full second if using proximity badges. See
Figure 5.
3. Follow the prompt on the SmartLog’s display.
Figure 4. Using the barcode scanner
4. When performing a footwear test, be sure to place
both feet on the dual foot plate (one foot per plate).
NOTE: Keep the foot plate clean with 99% isopropyl
alcohol when using the 1 Gigohm high test limit. A
dirty foot plate could yield a false pass.
When performing a wrist strap* test, be sure to
completely plug in the wrist cord into the tester’s
jack.
5. To begin the test, use your finger to bridge the test
switch’s inner and outer contacts. The blue standby
LED will become solid to indicate that the test has
been initiated. Hold your finger down until the test
results are displayed on the touchscreen.
If your finger is removed too early, the tester’s
blue LEDs will blink three times to indicate that the
test was not completed. DO NOT touch any metal
other than the SmartLog Pro® or the turnstile while
performing your test as this will affect your results.
Figure 5. Holding a proximity badge in front of the RFID
icon on the SmartLog Pro®
6. The relay terminal will activate and unlock the
turnstile if the defined tests are passed.
NOTE: Failures may be caused by dry skin or
minimal sweat layer. For wrist straps, try using an
approved dissipative hand lotion such as Menda
Reztore™ ESD Hand Lotion prior to use. Footwear
test results can be improved by taking a short walk
to build a sweat layer for better conductivity.
Figure 7. Performing a single-wire wrist strap test
7. Pass through the turnstile. The turnstile will re-lock
after one rotation.
NOTE: By default, the turnstile will remain unlocked
until either the operator passes through or 20
seconds expire. See the “Turnstile Control Board
Layout” section in the Alvarado EDC Installation and
Maintenance Manual for instructions on modifying
the turnstile’s relock setting.
*The SmartLog Pro® may also be used to test smocks
or garments that feature a grounding mechanism for
operators using a coiled cord connection.
Frequency of recalibration should be based on the
critical nature of those ESD sensitive items handled and
the risk of failure for the ESD protective equipment and
materials. In general, EMIT recommends that calibration
be performed annually.
Use the EMIT 50424 Limit Comparator and EMIT 50784
5-Pound Electrode to perform periodic verification (once
every 6-12 months) of the SmartLog Pro®. The Limit
Comparator can be used to check the test limits of the
SmartLog Pro® without removing it from the turnstile or
factory floor.
See TB-6581 for more information.
SmartLog Pro® with Turnstile
SmartLog Pro®
Input Voltage and
Frequency
(External Adapter)
AC/DC Power Adapter
Power Input:
100-240VAC, 50/60 Hz
Power Output:
5VDC, 3.0A
Cable Length:
5 ft. (1.5 m)
Turnstile
Input Voltage and
110VAC, 50/60 Hz (50781)
220VAC, 50/60 Hz (50782)
Frequency
Operating Temperature 70°F to 85°F (21°C to 30°C)
for 1 gigohm test limit
41°F to 85°F (5°C to 30°C)
for all other test limits
Environmental
Requirements
Indoor use only at altitudes
less than 6500 ft. (2 km)
Maximum relative humidity
of 80% up to 85°F (30°C)
decreasing linearly to 50% @
85°F (30°C)
Maximum relative humidity of
50% at 1 gigohm setting
Dimensions (Crated)42" x 40" x 49"
(107 cm x 102 cm x 124 cm)
Dimensions (Uncrated) See Figure 10
Figure 8. EMIT 50424 Limit Comparator
Figure 9. EMIT 50784 5-Pound Electrode for Limit
Comparator
Weight (Crated)385 lbs (175 kg)
Weight (Uncrated)285 lbs (129 kg)
Test Accuracy±20% for 1 gigohm footwear
test limit
±10% for all other test limits
Test Switch Voltage5 VDC @ open circuit
Wrist Strap and
Footwear Test Voltage
30 VDC @ open circuit
Test current is limited by
resistors and varies on
the test range setting (100
kilohms - 1 gigohm)