Oxgard Praktika T-02, Installation Manuallines

Page 1: ...Installation guidelines www oxgard com info oxgard com Tel 7 812 366 15 94 Praktika T 02 К turnstile ...

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Page 3: ...of turnstile 12 5 Connecting turnstile 14 5 1 Connecting power supply 17 5 2 Connecting remote control panel 18 5 3 Connecting access control system optional 18 5 4 Connecting RC panel to ACS controller 21 6 Connecting card collector 25 6 1 Card collector description 25 6 2 Connecting power supply 26 6 4 Connecting ACS controller 28 6 5 Installation of proximity card reader 31 ...

Page 4: ... abbreviations PS power supply FA fire alarm RC remote control ACS access control system OD operating device turnstile NC normally connected NO normally opened Turnstile firmware version FW v1 76 Card collector firmware version FW v1 52 ...

Page 5: ...llapsed arms 1100х1050х840 1100х1050х340 107х107х25 Weight kg 66 0 0 5 Temperature range 0C operation transportation and storage 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 Atmosphere relative humidity no more than 80 80 Passage width mm 500 Throughput people per minute 30 Card collector capacity pcs More than 500 Max number of connected RC panels pcs 2 Lifetime years 8 8 ...

Page 6: ...pecifications and appearance without notice 2 Product design Turnstile housing Turnstile housing and arms are made of brushed stainless steel The turnstile can be equipped with an integrated card collector In this case a turnstile is marked PRAKTIKA T 02 R If the turnstile is not equipped with card collector the turnstile is marked PRAKTIKA T 02 Proximity card readers can be installed on both vari...

Page 7: ...Installation guidelines 7 Fig 1 General view of turnstile Dimensions are shown on Fig 2 ...

Page 8: ...play system of turnstile consists of two LED panels The panels are made of artificial stone with an insertion made of acrylic glass Turnstile operating modes are displayed on the panel in the form of mnemonic signs depicting authorization and non authorization of passage Fig 3 ...

Page 9: ...splay Remote Control Panel The housing of RC is made of polished stainless steel On the front side there are control buttons 1 4 and LED indicators of RC operational modes Fig 4 The standard supplied cable is 5 meters long Fig 4 General view of remote control ...

Page 10: ...an life and health total or partial loss of workability of products and or auxiliary equipment for non compliance of the safety requirements specified in this section as well as terminate the product warranty IT IS NOT ALLOWED TO Set the power supply inside the turnstile housing as this could lead to electric shock to persons Set the turnstile other than dry and heated places Impede or accelerate ...

Page 11: ...at the installation site Before checking operability of the turnstile carefully read this section of the Regulations 4 1 Required equipment Tools used for turnstile mounting Electric perforator 20mm diameter carbide drill for drilling holes in the floor for anchors recommended anchor SORMAT PFG LB 12 50 S10 wrench for hexagon socket head screws slotted screwdriver plumb line or level steel liner f...

Page 12: ... from the site to the installation site of PU RC as well as if required to the point of ACS and FA connection 4 2 3 Follow the layout Fig 5 and drill 6 holes of 20mm diameter in the floor anchors Location of mounting holes according to the outer dimensions of the turnstile is shown in Appendix 4 Depth of the hole should exceed the length of the anchor for more than 5mm Put anchors into the holes 4...

Page 13: ...k keys 8 pcs 4 2 6 Route cable of RC panel cable of PS unit and if provided cables of FA and ACS into cable conduit 4 2 7 Set the turnstile on the prepared site Fig 5 Open the lock 2 Fig 6 and remove upper cover 1 Fig 6 Open stand lock 4 Fig 6 and open the hatch 3 Fig 6 Fig 6 Preparing for installation ...

Page 14: ... use appropriate steel underlayers for proper installation of the turnstile Fix the housing of the turnstile with 6 screws M12 tightening them to the corresponding anchors by using a S10 wrench with internal hexagon 4 2 10 Connect the required cables see Section 5 secure them with cable ties Place opened and removed parts of the turnstile back in the initial position 4 2 11 Remove the protective f...

Page 15: ...Installation guidelines 15 Fig 7 Location of motherboard Fig 8 shows the appearance of motherboard and connectors for PS RC ACS and FA cables ...

Page 16: ...installed Potential mode see p 5 3 J2 installed Turnstile does not respond to RC panel commands Status of the buttons is transmitted to I O1 I O4 outputs see 5 4 J2 removed Turnstile is controlled by remote control panel Status of the buttons is transmitted to I O1 I O4 outputs see 5 4 Jumper J3 is not used Jumper J4 is used to establish the normal operation of CAN2 0 bus See Appendix 1 ...

Page 17: ...mended to use a cable with 2 5 mm2 cross section Turnstile is powered by 12V DC voltage Maximum consumption 5A is observed during antipanic mode when arms are folding PS unit shall be selected on the basis of these parameters Also note that an increase in the length of the supplied cable increases the voltage drop Install the PS unit in a place with easy access for operator Connect the power suppl...

Page 18: ...D Connection is made according to contact marking shown in Table 4 Table 4 Marking of RC contacts Contacts marking Wire color 12V Red CL Yellow CH Green GND Blue 5 3 Connecting access control system optional ACS controller is connected to AccessControlSystem contact set on motherboard Marking of contacts LEFT RIGHT STOP AP GND Contact assignment is shown in Table 5 ...

Page 19: ... turnstile does not respond to other signals STOP input has the medium priority When the input is closed on GND contact the turnstile switches to Stop and does not respond to other effects except AP LEFT and RIGHT inputs have the same low priority and include a single passage in one direction or another If both inputs are closed passage is allowed in that direction the input which was closed first...

Page 20: ...set by control signals to both inputs simultaneously Priorities of LEFT and RIGHT inputs at the switch to the pulse mode remain unchanged Motherboard contains two relay outputs for ACS operating on the principle of dry contacts Pass Okl and Pass Ok2 NO and COMM normally open connection NC and COMM normally closed connection Activation of one of the contact sets suggests the passage in the correspo...

Page 21: ...CS controller In some cases RC shall be connected directly to the ACS controller as the passages allowed from the remote without controller are regarded by the system as a forced entry To use this connection pattern of turnstile J2 jumper shall be set on the motherboards Fig 8 When J2 jumper is set the turnstile does not respond to remote control panel commands but only transmits their status to c...

Page 22: ...Praktika T 02 K turnstile 22 Fig 9 Numbering of RC panel buttons ...

Page 23: ...O3 outputs show the current state of RC panel buttons i e transistor is opened by pressing the corresponding button I O4 output changes its state to the opposite every time the antipanic button is pressed I O1 I O4 outputs can be connected both directly to the ACS controller or via relay When using the relay it is necessary to connect diode in parallel with the relay coil Fig 10 Fig 10 Connection ...

Page 24: ...tipanic is turned on and off with the RC panel Please note that when the RC panel is connected via ACS controller it is impossible to use turnstile modes which are set by the combination of the RC panel buttons except for the free passage in the potential control mode See section 5 3 of Manual In this case ACS controls these operation modes Fig 11 Connection pattern of RC to ACS controller ...

Page 25: ...a hatch with lock for quick access to collected cards and to the board when PS OD and ACS cables are connected fig 12 The hatch includes a card storage device Fig 12 General view of card collector ATTENTION Card reader is not included in the delivery set Customer can choose reader model suitable for the existing system ...

Page 26: ...lector Connection of PS OD and ACS is performed via card collector board To do this open the hatch with a key Figure 12 depicts the location of the board on the card collector stand Fig 13 shows general view of board and connectors for PS OD and ACS Fig 13 General view of board 6 2 Connecting power supply Card collector is powered by a 12 V DC voltage source Maximum consumption is present in the m...

Page 27: ...s performed with the use of two contact sets Let Go and Pass Ok GND Contacts location is shown in Fig 13 6 3 1 Let Go contact set NC NO and COMM contacts Relay output operating on a dry contact principle which closes opens transmitting passage authorizing signal to OD NC and COMM normally closed connection NO and COMM normally open connection 6 3 2 Pass Ok GND contact set Pass Ok and GND contacts ...

Page 28: ...shown in Appendix 2 Connection of ACS controller to the card collector provided by three contact sets Take Card GND the signal authorizing collection of guest card Free Pass GND the signal authorizing passage and Card Inside the signal confirming card collection Contacts location is shown in Fig 13 6 4 1 Take Card GND contact set signal for collection of guest card Take Card and GND contacts Pulse...

Page 29: ...r and allows the passage without card collection permanent pass In the case of receiving the signal allowing the passage without card collection the card reader generates a signal to the OD via Let Go contact set see Article 6 3 1 In this case a green arrow indicator on the LED panel turns on Free Pass input of the card collector shall operate in pulse mode activation upon contact closure In pulse...

Page 30: ...ollector provides 1 audio signal indicating that it is switched to pulse mode of operation Set mode is saved when power is turned off In order to return to the pulse mode repeat the above sequence 6 4 3 Card Inside contact set signal for card collection confirmation NC NO and COMM contacts Relay output operating on a dry contact principle which closes opens for 1 second transmitting a confirmation...

Page 31: ...mity card reader is used as an example of installation Installation of other models of readers may differ 6 5 1 Undo the M4 screw 1 Fig 6 at the rear of the card collector Fig 14 Fig 14 6 5 2 Slide the LED panel to the stop in the direction indicated in Fig 14 Carefully lift the panel ...

Page 32: ...6 Fig 15 6 5 6 Fix the bracket to clips 7 fig 15 using M4 screws 8 Fig 15 It is recommended to install a reader at an angle of 40 50º to guiding bars for cards Fig 16 In this case both the guest and the permanent card will be read equally well 6 5 7 Put the cable of reader in the housing of the card collector 6 5 8 CAREFULLY set the LED panel in its original position Tighten the M4 screw and set t...

Page 33: ...Installation guidelines 33 Fig 15 Installation of proximity card reader Fig 16 Recommended option of card reader installation ...

Page 34: ...stile In this case the power supply wire from the PU to the turnstile is not required See Fig 18 Two RC panels can be connected to the same turnstile An important feature of the CAN2 0 bus is the use of 120 Ohm resistors at the ends of the bus The standard RC panel is equipped with such resistor on default If you use one RC panel it is recommended to connect an additional second 120 ohm resistor m...

Page 35: ... can be controlled either by ACS controller or by the card collector directly that is why connections 1 and 2 are drawn by dotted lines This scheme features two readers The second reader shall be installed outside the card collector which is not always aesthetically and practically acceptable If installed close to each other proximity readers can create mutual interference ...

Page 36: ...gand interface provides a possibility to connect several identical ACS controllers to one reader in parallel ACS controllers are connected to different inputs of the card collector Memory of one of the controllers contains data on permanent card memory of the second controller on guest card Reader transmits card code to both controllers and the card collector receives a corresponding signal depend...

Page 37: ... be a logical development of the block diagram 2 It reduces the cost of installed system For this purpose the controller with two output signals to one input of a reader i e the controller can distinguish the guest cards and permanent cards transmitting a signal to the corresponding output is used ...

Page 38: ...tika T 02 K turnstile 38 Appendix 3 Location of mounting holes in relation to the overall dimensions of the turnstile Fig 20 Location of mounting holes in relation to the overall dimensions of the turnstile ...

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