PERCo TTR-04CW-24, Assembly And Operation Manual

Assembly and Operation Manual 

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9 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS 

Attention! 

Observe general electrical safety requirements during the turnstile operation.  

WARNING! It is prohibited: 



  to use abrasive or chemically active substances for cleaning the external 

surfaces; 



  to move through the turnstile passage area any objects with dimensions 

exceeding the width of the passageway; 



  to jerk or hit the barrier arms and surfaces so as to prevent their mechanical 

deformation. 

9.1 Power-up 

1.  Necessarily lock the turnstile with the mechanical release key (9). 
2.  Check the accuracy of all the connections and the power supply cable operability. 
3.  set up the 

“Power”

 toggle switch and the 

“Battery”

 toggle switch to the 

OFF

 and 

to the 

External

 positions accordingly Fig. 2). 

4.   Put the “Bat/2A” fuse that is included in the CU spare parts kit in its place. 
5.  Connect the AC power cable (8) (Fig. 1) of the CU (3) to the 220V / 50Hz AC outlet. 

WARNING! 

Do not connect the control unit to the mains with the voltage and frequency rating 
other than specified in Chapter 3 of this Manual.  

6. Set the 

“Power”

 toggle switch and the 

“Battery”

 toggle switch to the 

ON

 and the 

Internal 

positions accordingly. At the same time the indicators (13) 

“Power”

 and 

“12V”

 on the CU (3), the pictogram “Red cross” on the LED indication display (12) 

of the turnstile housing (1) and the indicator above the 

STOP

 button on the RC 

panel (4) will light up. 

9.2  Operating modes set from the RC panel 

The turnstile operating modes set from the RC with the corresponding indication are 
described in Table 1. 
It is important to take into account that:  



  After its power-up the reset state of the turnstile is “Closed for entry and exit”; 



  Setting the operating modes for each direction is independent: setting the operating 

mode for one direction does not change the operating mode set earlier on for the 
opposite one;  



  The “Single passage in the set direction” mode can be changed to the “Free 

passage” mode for the same direction, or to the “Always locked” mode; 



  The “Free passage in the set direction” mode can be changed to the “Always 

locked” mode only. 

In the “Single passage in the set direction” operating mode the turnstile is automatically 
locked after a person’s passage in the set direction. If the passage is not effected within 
the passage waiting time (this time is preset and equal to 5 seconds), the turnstile is also 
locked automatically. In the “Bi-directional single passage” mode, after the passage in one 
direction the count-up of the passage waiting time (5 seconds) for the opposite direction is 
recommenced.