
Micro Industries
Installation and User Guide
Lane Controller & Lane Display Controller
9701036
9701037
Prepared By: Dave Hildebrand
Revision Number: V0.2
Date: 6-13-06
Revision History: V0.1 Created
V0.2 Added modification statement

Lane Controller Installation and User Guide
1. Mount the switch box bracket assembly using the supplied #8 screws in either 5/8” or 1” length or other
appropriate screws or anchors for the specific location. At least 4 screws are needed to secure the
bracket, 2 in the front keyholes and 2 more in the rear holes of the mounting side.
2. Locate the relay box so that the lane light may be plugged in and within reach of the switch box bracket
assembly (about 5’). Mount the relay box assembly using 4 of the supplied #8 screws in either 5/8” or 1”
length or other appropriate screws or anchors for the specific location.
3. Route the gray relay cable from the relay box to the switch box bracket assembly. Bring the cable through
the grommet near the bottom of the bracket and plug it into the 2 pin connector at the bottom of the lane
controller module observing the polarity of the plug.
4. Plug the supplied wall-mount power supply into the UNSWITCHED outlet of the relay box assembly.
NOTE: The supplied power supply must be used since it is an LPS (Limited Power Source) type of
power supply. This will protect the operator and equipment from excess current. The power
supply is manufactured by Phihong and is Model PSA15R-120P.
5. Route the power supply cable to the switch box assembly. Bring the cable through the grommet near the
bottom of the of the bracket and plug it into the power supply connector of the lane controller module.
6. Plug the end of the power cord from the relay box into a standard 120VAC outlet.
7. Plug the lane light into the switched outlet of the relay box assembly.
8. Locate the LOCAL/NORMAL switch on the side of the lane controller module and set it to the NORMAL
position (down position).
9. The black selector switch will select the lane open position when in the locked position (about 11:00
position). This will signal the kiosk that the lane is now open. The lane light will turn on.
10. The white pushbutton when pushed will signal the kiosk that the lane is available to a customer. The kiosk
will set the lane light to flash for about 8 seconds to guide a customer to that lane.
11. The LOCAL/NORMAL switch may be used to control the lane light without the kiosk running by setting the
switch into the LOCAL position (up position). This will provide local control of the lane light. Operation of
the button and selector switch will remain the same in the local position, without any interaction from the
kiosk.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation of the device is subject to the two following
conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
Lane Controller FCC ID: GFB01036
Lane Display Controller FCC ID: GFB01037
NOTE: Any changes or modifications made to this device which are not expressly approved by Micro
Industries could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
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