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Operating Instructions 

 

581E,5811_07 

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Relay 3 = Display “free passage, left” – clamps X20 – X21 - X 22

  

With free passage in left direction a permanent signal is given on this output. 
This output can also be used to block an impulse generator for the right 
passage direction while left passage is free. 
 
Relay 4 = Display „free passage, right“ - clamps X23 - X24 - X25 
With free passage in right direction a permanent signal is given on this output. 
This output can also be used to block an impulse generator for the left 
passage direction while right passage is free. 
 
Relay 5 = Error - / alarm output – clamps -  X26 – X27

 

If certain errors occur, there will be a permanent signal given through this 
output. This signal will be given until the problem has been solved. 
 
Relay 6 = Resource output 
For future extensions or special programmes (Not applicable for the first 
series) 

 
 

9.4 Monitoring function 

 

Monitoring function – micro controller 
While the gate is in operation, the microcontroller is monitored by watchdog.  
If the device is not  triggered regularly by the microcontroller, the device will 
perform a hardware reset (watchdog). 
 
Checksum polling 
The flash eprom of the microcontroller is read periodically during operation of 
the turnstile and a checksum polling is carried out. 
Should the case arise that single bits change due to external impact, the 
control unit will switch to a safe operation if this is still possible. 
In this case the alarm relay will be switched off (inverted / normally closed 
contact) and the LED for alarm will be switched on. 
 
Cycle counter 
The micro controller counts the number of operation cycles (number of 
passages) and stores it in the internal memory. Consequently it is possible to 
proof operation time of the control unit. (e.g. in case of warranty claims) 
The customer cannot reset the cycle counter. 
 
No passage counter 
If the controller registers a series of 10 opening pulses without following 
passage, the alarm relay will be activated.  
After a valid passage, the alarm relay will be reset. 

Summary of Contents for MPT 33

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions 581E 5811_07 1 Operating Instructions Pedestrian Turnstile Type MPT 33...

Page 2: ...allation 11 17 6 Electrical connection 18 19 7 Access control devices 20 8 Commissioning 21 9 Controller MSC 10 22 10 Adjustable parameters 24 11 Operation modes 26 12 Technical support 28 13 Spare pa...

Page 3: ...out correctly therefore the operating instructions must be read carefully and the safety notes must be observed Any liability and warranty is declined by the manufacturer in the case of incorrect use...

Page 4: ...ntly hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury The description of the situation is followed by measures of avoidance Please read and observe the given instruction...

Page 5: ...ng make sure all electrical and functional features are tested The electrical wiring must comply with these instructions Only certified and trained electrical technicians shall perform any electrical...

Page 6: ...ng temperature condition this can cause skin burns 3 Product description The MPT series of turnstiles are designed to control pedestrians entering or exiting restricted areas outside in high security...

Page 7: ...Operating Instructions 581E 5811_07 7 1 components 3 2 4 Fig 1 Design of components 1 Lock comb 2 Cage half s 3 Upper housing with locking unit 4 Center column...

Page 8: ...Operating Instructions 581E 5811_07 8 Fig 2 1 Entry left version Fig 2 2 Entry right version Fig 2 Entry left version...

Page 9: ...d finish a minimum of 5 meters above the finished concrete surface NOTE This foundation is also required in connection with a foundation frame Conduits for mains supply and data lines should finish 50...

Page 10: ...g empty conduit O 25 mm Foundation smoothed finish to be positioned in water in a level and horizontal manner Lay seperate conduits for power supply and data cables 50 mm approx above foundation All p...

Page 11: ...e First of all put the frame in place Drill the fixing holes Insert the fixing screws Install the foundation frame by means of jackscrews in water if needed even out with suitable underlayment Then fi...

Page 12: ...e foundation however do not tighten entirely the bolts in order to compensate any drilling offset which may occur afterwards Use screws 6 x M 10 x35 Grease the screws before Place part 3 upon part 1 a...

Page 13: ...ion However in this case the turnstile is mounted on the flanges of the foundation frame Fixing of foundation frame see section 4 1 5 3 Opening of the top cover 1 Fig 7 The hood is fixed with 4 hexago...

Page 14: ...he 8 fixing bolts M8 and plain washer After final positioning tighten all bolts firmly Please consider the home position of the locking unit when mounting the center column Note 1 Mark the dimensions...

Page 15: ...Operating Instructions 581E 5811_07 15 Fig 9 1 Locking unit Fig 9 2 The home position is reached when the Countersink is in the position as shown fit up aid Fig 9 3 Home Position bottom view...

Page 16: ...Operating Instructions 581E 5811_07 16 5 5 To fit the centre column Mount the lower bearing on the foundation and stick the centre column on it Fig 10 Fig 11...

Page 17: ...e is in correct position centre in locked position Locking crest in locked position see drawing Fig 12 Center column blocked position Cage halves Cage halves Lock comb Lock comb Center column blocked...

Page 18: ...HEIT A 1 Fix the center column to the floor bearing using 3 headlees screws 2 Tighten all 3 headless screws equally so that the center column can be rotated smoothly in both directions 3 Secure headle...

Page 19: ...Operating Instructions 581E 5811_07 19 5 6 Assembly of roof with drain Assemble the roof as shown on Fig 14 The roof can also be mounted rotated by 180 Fig 14...

Page 20: ...Electrical connections Connection of mains supply should only be performed b y a certified electrian and According to the connecting diagram or after discussion with the supplier Fig 16 Connection un...

Page 21: ...Operating Instructions 581E 5811_07 21 6 1 Connecting diagram MSC 10 Fig 17...

Page 22: ...581E 5811_07 22 7 Housings access control units Lead the cable from the rear side of the mounting plate to the steel tube and drill the hole Here for example Fig 18 Mounting plate for access control d...

Page 23: ...he Turnstile The Turnstile is generally operated by an access control system or control switches Special control panels are also available for operation The center column is rotated manually Center 3...

Page 24: ...ft normally closed Input 6 proximity switch right normally open Input 7 Resource input For future extensions or special programmes 9 2 Functions of the semiconductor outputs Output 1 Control of soleno...

Page 25: ...ontroller While the gate is in operation the microcontroller is monitored by watchdog If the device is not triggered regularly by the microcontroller the device will perform a hardware reset watchdog...

Page 26: ...stored DIP 3 Locking delay time The locking delay time can be activated via DIP 3 in order to avoid that the center column continues its rotation after passage of a person This we recommend in case o...

Page 27: ...DIP switch 8 is set to ON 11 Operation modes 11 1 Bidirectional pulsed operation without impulse storage If no permanent signal is given to one of the two opening inputs the turnstile operates in pul...

Page 28: ...s blocked free left respectively blocked free right it is possible to indicate the free direction s If the person begins to pass and the center column is out of its home position the hold open time is...

Page 29: ...pulsed operation mode In case permanent contact 2 5s is given to an input in pulsed operation mode stored opening pulses will be cleared for the respective direction If the locking delay time is activ...

Page 30: ...n be retrieved by telephone fax E mail or via the Internet at any time refer to manufacturer s address on Page 2 NOTE In order to enable fast handling note the data of the type plate such as type seri...

Page 31: ...iehe Ersatzteile 5547 5013 1008 5031 RAL7042 1008 5032 V2A 1008 5033 V4A Siehe Ersatzteile 5547 5032 2059 50 2059 50 2059 50 2059 50 2059 5101 vz 2059 5102 RAL7042 2059 5103 V2A 2059 5104 V4A 2059 517...

Page 32: ...3307 5000 Fixing nut M12 SS 304 7 3490 5007 Countersunk screw with internal hexagon M12x35 SS 304 8 3307 5000 Fixing nut M12 SS 304 8 3490 5008 Countersunk screw with internal hexagon M12x100 SS 304...

Page 33: ...t that cam is surely recognized Gap between 0 5 mm and 2 0 mm 01 01 01 01 0 5 2 mm 0 5 2 mm ffner B4 normally closed contact Schlie er B5 normally open contact 15 Warranty conditions Subject to the co...

Page 34: ...of the device or parts of it at the end of utilisation ensure those noxious and dangerous residues are disposed of in accordance with the regulations Based on the different material disposal must occ...

Page 35: ...Operating Instructions 581E 5811_07 35 MAGNETIC Autocontrol GmbH Grienmatt 20 D 79650 Schopfheim Germany Tel 49 7622 695 5 Fax 49 7622 695 602 eMail info ac magnetic com www ac magnetic com...

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