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WARNING!

Important safety instructions.

READ CAREFULLY

P

REMISE

• T

HIS

 

PRODUCT

 

MUST

 

ONLY

 

BE

 

USED

 

FOR

 

THE

 

PURPOSE

 

FOR

 

WHICH

 

IT

 

WAS

 

DE

-

SIGNED

. A

NY

 

OTHER

 

USE

 

IS

 

DANGEROUS

. CAME S.

P

.A. 

IS

 

NOT

 

LIABLE

 

FOR

 

ANY

 

DAMAGE

 

CAUSED

 

BY

 

IMPROPER

WRONGFUL

 

AND

 

UNREASONABLE

 

USE

. • P

RODUCT

 

SAFETY

 

AND

 

CORRECT

 

INSTALLATION

 

ARE

 

SUBJECT

 

TO

 

RESPECTING

 

THE

 

PRODUCT

'

S

 

TECHNICAL

 

CHARACTERISTICS

 

AND

 

THE

 

CORRECT

 

INSTALLATION

 

PROCEDURE

IN

 

LINE

 

WITH

 

PROFESSIONAL

 

STANDARDS

SAFETY

 

REGULATIONS

 

AND

 

USAGE

 

SPECIFICATIONS

AS

 

SET

 

OUT

 

IN

 

THE

 

TECHNICAL

 

DOCUMENTATION

 

THAT

 

COMES

 

WITH

 

THE

 

PRODUCT

. • 

K

EEP

 

THESE

 

PRECAUTIONS

 

TOGETHER

 

WITH

 

THE

 

INSTALLATION

 

AND

 

USAGE

 

MANUALS

 

THAT

 

COME

 

WITH

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

SYSTEM

.

B

EFORE

 

INSTALLING

(C

HECK

 

THE

 

CONTENTS

IF

 

SOMETHING

 

IS

 

MISSING

DO

 

NOT

 

CONTINUE

 

UNTIL

 

YOU

 

HAVE

 

COMPLIED

 

WITH

 

ALL

 

SAFETY

 

PROVISIONS

)

• F

ITTING

 

AND

 

TESTING

 

MUST

 

ONLY

 

BE

 

PERFORMED

 

BY

 

QUALIFIED

 

TECHNICIANS

 • L

AY

 

THE

 

CABLES

INSTALL

 

AND

 

CONNECT

 

UP

 

THE

 

PRODUCT

AND

 

RUN

 

TESTING

 

FOLLOWING

 

PROFESSIONAL

 

PROCEDURES

 

IN

 

COMPLIANCE

 

WITH

 

THE

 

STANDARDS

 

AND

 

REGULATIONS

 

IN

 

FORCE

 • B

EFORE

 

BEGINNING

 

ANY

 

OPERATION

READ

 

ALL

 

INSTRUCTIONS

 

CAREFULLY

INCORRECT

 

INSTALLATION

 

MAY

 

CAUSE

 

SERIOUS

 

HARM

 

TO

 

PEOPLE

 

OR

 

PROPERTY

 • 

M

AKE

 

SURE

 

THE

 

BOOM

 

IS

 

IN

 

GOOD

 

MECHANICAL

 

ORDER

BALANCED

 

AND

 

ALIGNED

AND

 

THAT

 

IT

 

OPENS

 

AND

 

CLOSES

 

PROPERLY

. I

F

 

REQUIRED

FIT

 

SUITABLE

 

PROTECTIVE

 

DEVICES

 

OR

 

USE

 

SUITABLE

 

ADDITIONAL

 

SAFETY

 

SENSORS

 • I

F

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

IS

 

TO

 

BE

 

INSTALLED

 

AT

 

A

 

HEIGHT

 

OF

 

OVER

 2.5 

M

 

FROM

 

THE

 

GROUND

 

OR

 

OTHER

 

ACCESS

 

LEVEL

MAKE

 

SURE

 

YOU

 

HAVE

 

ANY

 

NECESSARY

 

PROTECTIVE

 

DEVICES

 

OR

 

WARNINGS

 

IN

 

PLACE

 • 

M

AKE

 

SURE

 

THAT

 

THE

 

OPENING

 

AUTOMATIC

 

BARRIER

 

DOES

 

NOT

 

CREATE

 

A

 

HAZARD

 • 

D

O

 

NOT

 

INSTALL

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

UPSIDE

 

DOWN

 

OR

 

ON

 

ELEMENTS

 

THAT

 

COULD

 

BEND

I

F

 

NECESSARY

ADD

 

SUITABLE

 

REINFORCEMENTS

 

TO

 

THE

 

ANCHORING

 

POINTS

 • M

AKE

 

SURE

 

THE

 

TEMPERATURE

 

RANGE

 

SHOWN

 

ON

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

IS

 

SUITABLE

 

FOR

 

THE

 

INSTALLATION

 

SITE

 • D

O

 

NOT

 

INSTALL

 

ON

 

SLOPING

 

OR

 

UNEVEN

 

SURFACES

 • M

AKE

 

SURE

 

ANY

 

SPRINKLER

 

SYSTEMS

 

CANNOT

 

WET

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

FROM

 

THE

 

GROUND

 

UP

.

I

NSTALLATION

• S

UITABLY

 

SECTION

 

OFF

 

AND

 

DEMARCATE

 

THE

 

ENTIRE

 

INSTALLATION

 

SITE

 

TO

 

PRE

-

VENT

 

UNAUTHORISED

 

PERSONS

 

FROM

 

ENTERING

 

THE

 

AREA

ESPECIALLY

 

MINORS

 

AND

 

CHILDREN

 • B

E

 

CAREFUL

 

WHEN

 

HANDLING

 

OPERATORS

 

THAT

 

WEIGH

 

OVER

 20 

KG

I

F

 

NEED

 

BE

USE

 

PROPER

 

SAFETY

 

HOISTING

 

EQUIPMENT

 • T

HE

 CE-

MARKED

 

SAFETY

 

DEVICES

  (

PHOTOCELLS

STEPPING

 

PLATES

SAFETY

 

EDGES

EMERGENCY

 

BUTTONS

ETC

.) 

MUST

 

BE

 

FITTED

 

IN

 

COMPLIANCE

 

WITH

 

PROFESSIONAL

 

STANDARDS

 

AND

 

THE

 

REGULATIONS

 

IN

 

FORCE

TAKING

 

INTO

 

ACCOUNT

 

THE

 

ENVIRONMENT

TYPE

 

OF

 

SER

-

VICE

 

REQUIRED

 

AND

 

THE

 

WORKING

 

FORCES

 

APPLIED

 

TO

 

THE

 

MOVING

 

BARRIERS

. A

NY

 

POINTS

 

AT

 

WHICH

 

THERE

 

IS

 

A

 

RISK

 

OF

 

CRUSHING

SHEARING

 

OR

 

CONVEYING

 

MUST

 

BE

 

SENSOR

-

PROTECTED

 • A

NY

 

RESIDUAL

 

RISKS

 

MUST

 

BE

 

CLEARLY

 

SHOWN

 • A

LL

 

OPENING

 

CONTROLS

 (

BUTTONS

KEY

-

SWITCH

 

SELECTORS

MAGNETIC

 

READERS

ETC

.) 

MUST

 

BE

 

INSTALLED

 

AT

 

LEAST

 1.85 

M

 

FROM

 

THE

 

PERIMETER

 

OF

 

THE

 

BARRIER

'

S

 

WORKING

 

AREA

OR

 

WHERE

 

THEY

 

CANNOT

 

BE

 

REACHED

 

FROM

 

THE

 

OUTSIDE

 

THROUGH

 

THE

 

BARRIER

. A

NY

 

DIRECT

 

CONTROLS

 (

BUTTONS

TOUCH

 

PANELS

ETC

.) 

MUST

 

BE

 

INSTALLED

 

AT

 

LEAST

 1.5 

M

 

FROM

 

THE

 

GROUND

 

AND

 

MUST

 

NOT

 

BE

 

ACCESSIBLE

 

TO

 

UNAUTHORISED

 

PERSONS

 • T

HE

 

AUTOMATIC

 

BARRIER

 

MUST

 

BEAR

 

VISIBLE

 

IDENTIFICA

-

TION

 

DATA

. • B

EFORE

 

CONNECTING

 

THE

 

BARRIER

 

TO

 

THE

 

POWER

 

SUPPLY

MAKE

 

SURE

 

THAT

 

THE

 

IDENTIFICATION

 

DATA

 

CORRESPOND

 

TO

 

THE

 

MAINS

 

DATA

 • T

HE

 

AUTOMATIC

 

BARRIER

 

MUST

 

BE

 

CONNECTED

 

TO

 

AN

 

EFFECTIVE

 

EARTHING

 

SYSTEM

 

THAT

 

COMPLIES

 

WITH

 

LEGAL

 

STANDARDS

.

• T

HE

 

MANUFACTURER

 

DECLINES

 

ALL

 

LIABILITY

 

FOR

 

USE

 

OF

 

NON

-

ORIGINAL

 

PROD

-

UCTS

WHICH

 

WOULD

 

ALSO

 

RESULT

 

IN

 

WARRANTY

 

LOSS

 • A

LL

 

HOLD

-

TO

-

RUN

 

CON

-

TROLS

 

MUST

 

BE

 

FITTED

 

IN

 

PLACES

 

FROM

 

WHICH

 

THE

 

MOVING

 

BARRIER

 

AND

 

TRANSIT

/

MANOEUVRING

 

AREAS

 

ARE

 

VISIBLE

 • W

HERE

 

MISSING

APPLY

 

A

 

PERMANENT

 

SIGN

 

SHOWING

 

THE

 

POSITION

 

OF

 

THE

 

RELEASE

 

DEVICE

 • B

EFORE

 

DELIVERING

 

THE

 

PRODUCT

 

TO

 

THE

 

USER

MAKE

 

SURE

 

THE

 

SYSTEM

 

IS

 

COMPLIANT

 

WITH

 

STANDARDS

 EN 12453 

AND

 EN 12445 (

REGARDING

 

IMPACT

 

FORCES

), 

AND

 

ALSO

 

MAKE

 

SURE

 

THE

 

SYSTEM

 

HAS

 

BEEN

 

PROPERLY

 

ADJUSTED

 

AND

 

THAT

 

ANY

 

SAFETY

PROTECTION

 

AND

 

MANUAL

 

RELEASE

 

DEVICES

 

ARE

 

WORKING

 

PROPERLY

 • A

PPLY

 

WARNING

 

SIGNS

 

WHERE

 

NECES

-

SARY

 

AND

 

IN

 

A

 

VISIBLE

 

PLACE

 (

E

.

G

A

 

PANEL

 

ON

 

THE

 

BARRIER

).

U

SER

 

INSTRUCTIONS

 

AND

 

RECOMMENDATIONS

• K

EEP

 

BARRIER

 

OPERATION

 

AREAS

 

CLEAN

 

AND

 

FREE

 

OF

 

ANY

 

OBSTRUCTIONS

. M

AKE

 

SURE

 

THE

 

OPERATING

 

FIELD

 

OF

 

THE

 

PHOTOCELLS

 

AND

 

MAGNETIC

 

COILS

 

IS

 

CLEAR

 

OF

 

ANY

 

OBSTRUCTIONS

 • D

O

 

NOT

 

ALLOW

 

CHILDREN

 

TO

 

PLAY

 

WITH

 

FIXED

 

COMMANDS

OR

 

TO

 

LOITER

 

IN

 

THE

 

BARRIER

 

MANOEUVRING

 

AREA

. K

EEP

 

ANY

 

REMOTE

 

CONTROL

 

DEVICES

 

(

TRANSMITTERS

OR

 

ANY

 

OTHER

 

COMMAND

 

DEVICE

 

OUT

 

OF

 

THE

 

REACH

 

OF

 

CHILDREN

TO

 

PREVENT

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

FROM

 

BEING

 

ACCIDENTALLY

 

ACTIVATED

 • T

HE

 

APPARA

-

TUS

 

MAY

 

BE

 

USED

 

BY

 

CHILDREN

 

OF

 

EIGHT

 

YEARS

 

AND

 

ABOVE

 

AND

 

BY

 

PEOPLE

 

WITH

 

PHYSICAL

 

OR

 

COGNITIVE

 

DISABILITIES

OR

 

THOSE

 

LACKING

 

EXPERIENCE

 

OR

 

RELEVANT

 

KNOWLEDGE

PROVIDED

 

THEY

 

ARE

 

CLOSELY

 

SUPERVISED

 

OR

 

ONCE

 

THEY

 

HAVE

 

BEEN

 

PROPERLY

 

INSTRUCTED

 

ON

 

HOW

 

TO

 

USE

 

THE

 

APPARATUS

 

SAFELY

 

AND

 

ON

 

THE

 

POTEN

-

TIAL

 

HAZARDS

 

INVOLVED

. C

HILDREN

 

MUST

 

NOT

 

PLAY

 

WITH

 

THE

 

APPARATUS

. U

SER

 

CLEANING

 

AND

 

MAINTENANCE

 

MUST

 

NOT

 

BE

 

PERFORMED

 

BY

 

UNSUPERVISED

 

CHILDREN

 

• F

REQUENTLY

 

CHECK

 

THE

 

SYSTEM

 

FOR

 

ANY

 

MALFUNCTIONS

 

OR

 

SIGNS

 

OF

 

WEAR

 

AND

 

TEAR

 

OR

 

DAMAGE

 

TO

 

THE

 

MOVING

 

STRUCTURES

OPERATOR

 

COMPONENTS

ANCHOR

-

ING

 

POINTS

 

AND

 

DEVICES

CABLES

 

AND

 

ACCESSIBLE

 

CONNECTIONS

. K

EEP

 

ANY

 

JOINTS

 

(

HINGES

AND

 

FRICTION

 

POINTS

 (

BOOM

 

FLANGE

CLEAN

 

AND

 

LUBRICATED

 • P

ERFORM

 

FUNCTIONAL

 

CHECKS

 

ON

 

THE

 

PHOTOCELLS

 

EVERY

 

SIX

 

MONTHS

. A

LWAYS

 

MAKE

 

SURE

 

THE

 

PHOTOCELL

 

GLASS

 

COVERS

 

ARE

 

CLEAN

 (

USE

 

A

 

DAMP

 

CLOTH

DO

 

NOT

 

USE

 

SOL

-

VENTS

 

OR

 

CHEMICALS

 

THAT

 

COULD

 

DAMAGE

 

THE

 

DEVICES

) • I

F

 

REPAIRS

 

OR

 

MODIFICA

-

TIONS

 

ARE

 

REQUIRED

 

TO

 

THE

 

SYSTEM

RELEASE

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

AND

 

DO

 

NOT

 

USE

 

IT

 

UNTIL

 

THE

 

SAFETY

 

CONDITIONS

 

HAVE

 

BEEN

 

RESTORED

 • C

UT

 

OFF

 

THE

 

ELECTRICAL

 

POWER

 

SUPPLY

 

BEFORE

 

RELEASING

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

 

FOR

 

MANUAL

 

OPENINGS

. R

EAD

 

THE

 

INSTRUCTIONS

 • I

F

 

THE

 

POWER

 

SUPPLY

 

CABLE

 

IS

 

DAMAGED

IT

 

MUST

 

BE

 

REPLACED

 

BY

 

THE

 

MANUFACTURER

 

OR

 

ITS

 

AUTHORISED

 

TECHNICAL

 

ASSISTANCE

 

SERVICE

 

OR

IN

 

ANY

 

CASE

BY

 

SIMILARLY

 

QUALIFIED

 

PERSONS

TO

 

PREVENT

 

ANY

 

RISK

 • U

SERS

 

MUST

 

NOT

 

PERFORM

 

ANY

 

OPERATIONS

 

THAT

 

ARE

 

NOT

 

EXPRESSLY

 

REQUIRED

 

OF

 

THEM

 

AND

 

WHICH

 

ARE

 

NOT

 

LISTED

 

IN

 

THE

 

MANUALS

. F

OR

 

ANY

 

REPAIRS

MODIFICATIONS

ADJUSTMENTS

 

AND

 

NON

-

SCHEDULED

 

MAINTENANCE

PLEASE

 

CONTACT

 

THE

 

TECHNICAL

 

ASSISTANCE

 

SERVICE

 • L

OG

 

THE

 

WORK

 

IN

 

THE

 

PERIODIC

 

MAINTENANCE

 

LOG

.

F

URTHER

 

RECOMMENDATIONS

 

FOR

 

ALL

• K

EEP

 

AWAY

 

FROM

 

AND

 

DO

 

NOT

 

LOITER

 

NEAR

 

THE

 

BARRIER

 

BOOM

 

OR

 

MOVING

 

MECHANICAL

 

PARTS

 • D

O

 

NOT

 

ENTER

 

THE

 

AREA

 

OF

 

OPERATION

 

WHEN

 

THE

 

BARRIER

 

IS

 

MOVING

 • D

O

 

NOT

 

COUNTER

 

OR

 

OBSTRUCT

 

THE

 

OPERATOR

'

S

 

MOVEMENT

 

AS

 

THIS

 

COULD

 

CAUSE

 

DANGER

 • A

LWAYS

 

PAY

 

SPECIAL

 

ATTENTION

 

TO

 

ANY

 

DANGEROUS

 

POINTS

WHICH

 

MUST

 

BE

 

LABELLED

 

WITH

 

SPECIFIC

 

PICTOGRAMS

 

AND

/

OR

 

BLACK

 

AND

 

YELLOW

 

STRIPES

 • W

HEN

 

USING

 

A

 

SELECTOR

 

SWITCH

 

OR

 

A

 

HOLD

-

TO

-

RUN

 

CONTROL

KEEP

 

CHECKING

 

THAT

 

THERE

 

ARE

 

NO

 

PERSONS

 

WITHIN

 

THE

 

OPERATING

 

RANGE

 

OF

 

ANY

 

MOVING

 

PARTS

UNTIL

 

THE

 

CONTROL

 

IS

 

RELEASED

 • T

HE

 

BARRIER

 

MAY

 

MOVE

 

AT

 

ANY

 

TIME

 

AND

 

WITHOUT

 

WARNING

 • A

LWAYS

 

CUT

 

OFF

 

THE

 

POWER

 

SUPPLY

 

BEFORE

 

PERFORMING

 

ANY

 

MAINTENANCE

 

OR

 

CLEANING

 

Danger of hand crushing

Danger! High voltage.

No transiting while the barrier is moving

Summary of Contents for G4040EZ

Page 1: ...AUTOMATIC BARRIERS FA00124 EN English EN INSTALLATION AND OPERATION G4040EZ...

Page 2: ...COMPLIES WITH LEGAL STANDARDS THE MANUFACTURER DECLINES ALL LIABILITY FOR USE OF NON ORIGINAL PROD UCTS WHICH WOULD ALSO RESULT IN WARRANTY LOSS ALL HOLD TO RUN CON TROLS MUST BE FITTED IN PLACES FROM...

Page 3: ...to fit accessories Intended use The automatic barrier is designed to be used in public and private parking facilities Any installation and use other than that specified in this manual is forbidden Li...

Page 4: ...over 6 Cabinet 7 Release lock 8 Inspection hatch lock 9 Rod 10 Inspection hatch 11 Control panel 12 Boom adjustment mechanical stop 13 Lever arm 14 Gearmotor with encoder 15 EMC01 filter 16 Anchoring...

Page 5: ...through making sure they are protected from any mechanical damage Tools and materials Make sure you have all the tools and materials you need to install the product in complete safety and in complian...

Page 6: ...ing plate If the flooring does not provide a sturdy surface to fasten the cabinet to use a cement slab Dig a hole for the foundation frame Prepare the corrugated tubes you will need for the cables com...

Page 7: ...on arm release the gearmotor using the key turn the transmission arm lock the motor again fasten the rod to the opposite hole in the arm invert the motor phases M and N Left Right Fill the hole with e...

Page 8: ...ate with a screw Leave the screw loose to make it easier to insert the boom Attachment plate Intermediate plate Boom attachment cover Installing the barrier The cabinet should be installed with the in...

Page 9: ...ice Fit the boom into the attachment cover and fasten it using the screws Cut the groove covers to the required length and insert them in the boom conduits on both sides Insert the shockproof rubber p...

Page 10: ...with shockproof profile and 001G028401 luminous cord A A B B B C Boom with 001G0465 skirt A B B C C Boom with 001G028401 luminous cord and 001G0465 skirt A B B C C Boom with shockproof profile and 001...

Page 11: ...er nut and lock the gearmotor again Check the spring is working properly With the boom positioned vertically the spring is not taut With the boom positioned horizontally the spring is taut Hook the ey...

Page 12: ...0431177081 not supplied to the control signalling and safety device cables Description of parts 1 Transformer 2 Terminal board for power supply 3 Terminal board for transformer 4 Terminal board for g...

Page 13: ...y Power supply to accessories output a 24 V AC normally a 24 V DC when the emergency batteries are operating Max power 40 W Red White Blue Orange Ferrite Transformer 230 V AC 50 60 Hz 24 V DC gearmoto...

Page 14: ...abled from the function F 1 OPEN CLOSE INVERT step by step function from control device N O contact Keypad selector Transponder or card reader Insert the decoding card R700 for the TSP00 sensor or LT0...

Page 15: ...the safety devices C9 immediate closure with obstacle stand by during closing Closing the boom after a vehicle has passed through the operating area of the safety devices During closing the devices al...

Page 16: ...A The manual s contents may be edited at any time without notice Connecting the safety devices safety test At each opening and closing command the control board assesses the efficiency of the safety...

Page 17: ...and at about 89 when open The inspection hatch must be closed when the boom opens and closes To correct the vertical position of the boom lower the boom open the inspection hatch turn the mechanical...

Page 18: ...row keys for the submenus To increase or decrease a value use the arrow keys to exit the menu wait 10 seconds or press ESC then press ENTER to confirm Menu navigation then press ENTER Display Descript...

Page 19: ...Parameter transfer from Master to Slave F 56 Peripheral number F 60 Sleep mode F 61 Pre flashing function F 63 Change COM speed U 1 Entering a user with an associated command U 2 Delete a single user...

Page 20: ...19 Automatic closing time 0 Deactivated default 1 1 second 180 180 seconds The waiting time before the barrier closes automatically starts when the limit switch point is reached during opening The tim...

Page 21: ...m booms set the percentage from 65 to 75 F49 Managing serial connection 0 Deactivated default 1 Paired 2 Alternate 3 CRP To enable paired alternate or CRP operation F50 Save data 0 Deactivated default...

Page 22: ...boom 4 m 6 boom 6 m 8 boom 8 m To define the type of boom The choice of boom limits some of the speed slow down and calibration parameters This is so as to ensure that the operator functions correctly...

Page 23: ...ENTER to confirm the automatic travel calibration 3 The operator closes until it reaches the limit switch point 4 then the operator opens until it reaches the limit switch point Travel calibration Bef...

Page 24: ...firm deletion Deleting a single user When entering deleting users the flashing numbers that appear are numbers that can be used for other users you may want to enter maximum 25 users 2 Select a comman...

Page 25: ...uration data so that they can be reused with another electronic circuit board including in another system After saving the data remove the memory roll RELEASING THE BOOM This procedure must be done wi...

Page 26: ...he SLAVE operator Saving Follow the procedure for entering a user with the OPEN and PARTIAL PEDESTRIAN OPENING command on the MASTER panel Configuring the MASTER operator Select function F 49 Press EN...

Page 27: ...nel of the SLAVE operator only Important Activate the F 19 function automatic closing time on the panel on both operators Saving Follow the procedure for entering a user with the OPEN and STEP BY STEP...

Page 28: ...on The warning LED flashes quickly 4 12 Check the proper direction of travel The warning LED stays lit 13 13 Check the control devices The boom does not reach the limit switch 7 14 Replace the AF card...

Page 29: ...e edited at any time without notice Periodic maintenance Before doing any maintenance disconnect the power supply to prevent any hazardous situations caused by the boom moving accidentally Periodic ma...

Page 30: ...______________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Fitter s stamp Name of operator Job performed on...

Page 31: ...d from other waste for recycling Always make sure you comply with local laws before dismantling and disposing of the product DISPOSE OF THE PRODUCT RESPONSIBLY DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL Our products ar...

Page 32: ...ier Dosson di Casier Treviso Treviso Italy 33079 Sesto al Reghena Sesto al Reghena Pordenone Pordenone Italy 39 0422 4940 39 0422 4941 39 0434 698111 39 0434 698434 English English Manual code FA00124...

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