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A: Uncrating

- To remove the speedgate pedestals from the crate you will need a

 

pair of tin snips (or equivalent), a ratchet set with an extension, open ended wrenches, 

and the door tool provided in the crate.  Once the top and walls of the crate are removed, 

use the door tool found inside the cleaning kit provided to remove the door panels (skins) 

labelled “Open here” which are fastened with ball studs, and retention clips. Loosen the 

bottom clips first with the door tool provided.  The doors are not hinged, please be 

sure to remove door evenly so you do not break off the clips or ball studs

When the bottom door is removed you will see the horizontally mounted board panels on 

the bottom frame. They are on hinges located toward the middle of the ped. You will need 

to remove the 2 screws that secure the panel to the bottom frame using a 5/32” Allen 

wrench.  You will then carefully flip the panel up and toward the middle of the ped. This 

will fully expose the hardware used to fasten the peds to the crate. Unfasten the pedestals 

from the crate floor with the ratchet set.  

B: Lane Layout

- The speedgates are referenced from the unsecured side of the

 

building.  Pedestal 1 will always be the turnstile farthest to the right.  Pedestal 2 will be 

just to the left of Pedestal 1, and so forth.  These pedestal numbers are chosen right to left 

due to the primary controller (PIO) being located on the right pedestal of each lane. The 

pedestals are labeled prior to shipment to help explain the speedgates lane designation.  

C: Mounting the Pedestals-

 There are four (4) mounting holes, located at

 

the  corners  of  the  base,  two  (2)  at  each  end.  There  are  also  two  (2)  3”  conduit  pass 

through holes, one at each end. Do not use the center hole unless directed.    Please see 

the  OBSG-HG-CV  Construction  Layout  drawing  for  details.  We  can  provide  base 

templates prior to installation if it is required before the speedgates arrive. 

D: Mounting Hardware-

 The mounting holes are 5/8” wide in diameter to

 

accommodate mounting hardware no larger than 1/2” wide.  As floor materials vary from 

project to project, we do not provide mounting hardware.  We ask that whatever hardware 

used; please make sure it goes at least 4” below finished floor level for proper pedestal 

stability.  Please contact us if you need advice on what type of hardware to use for your 

application. 

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Summary of Contents for OBSG-HG

Page 1: ...1 Optical Barrier Swing Glass High Glass Clear View OBSG HG Installation Manual www TURNSTILES us www entrapass com 8641 S Warhawk Road Conifer CO 80433 303 670 1099...

Page 2: ...ry Side Electronics 7 C Lane Status Indicator LSI and Reader Mounting 8 5 WIRING 8 A Single Lane 8 B Multiple Lanes 9 C Standard Power Supply 9 D PIO to SIO Communications 10 E Motor to Motor Communic...

Page 3: ...ERS RLC optional 13 A Push Button Controller RCL PB 13 B Remote Screen Controller RLC TS or Infinity RLC SW 14 16 7 SENSOR ALIGNMENT GUIDE www TURNSTILES us www entrapass com 8641 S Warhawk Road Conif...

Page 4: ...to insure a smooth and problem free installation Here are a few pointers to keep in mind during installation 1 Beam alignment is critical The physical layout and securing of the speedgate to the floo...

Page 5: ...referenced from the unsecured side of the building Pedestal 1 will always be the turnstile farthest to the right Pedestal 2 will be just to the left of Pedestal 1 and so forth These pedestal numbers...

Page 6: ...n the primary side of the lane Alarm Speaker One speaker is mounted above the PIO and produces the sound for each lane Mini Master Motor Controller The mini master is used as a language translator bet...

Page 7: ...well as saves all of the settings for each lane Chopper Board Resistor This board is in line with the direct motor power It is used to direct any generated power from the movement of the arms into th...

Page 8: ...alled in the field at a later date If a non standard proximity card reader is used 5 WIRING A Single Lane One OBSG HG CV speedgate consists of two pedestals Each lane will contain one 1 Primary I O Bo...

Page 9: ...ly 120Vac 24Vdc 10A Power Supply Verify output power is between 24 25VDC on two pin connector J11 before connecting it to PIO The Life Safety power supply provided with the units is capable of handlin...

Page 10: ...rom each lane s primary pedestal PIO to the corresponding lane s secondary pedestal SIO 24vdc Input for the PIO Board Connector J11 Connect pins 1 4 from J12 on the PIO board to J1 on the SIO Board PI...

Page 11: ...wered the green LED on the motors should be solid if it is blinking the communications cable is not seated properly F Access Control FACP Inputs An 18awg 6 conductor is required to run to each lane s...

Page 12: ...t simply provide a jumper from that point to ground 22 14 from RLC PB to PIO Board Connector J16 Listed From bottom to top Point Description 16 Visitor Enter 15 Visitor Exit 14 Reset Lane 13 Optical M...

Page 13: ...uter a separate cable should be run from the DHCP device to the control computer IPs will need to be saved to each PIO and then set in the computer J Earth Ground An earth ground is required to each p...

Page 14: ...on our standard touchscreen computer RLC TS or our Surface Pro bundle RLC SP The Main Control Screen is customizable for viewing all the lanes in your suite at one time It provides visitor entry exit...

Page 15: ...eir position The lane will be down for 25 seconds during this calibration 5 Disable This lane can be shut down allowing for free access in both directions The feature may be used for large visitor par...

Page 16: ...r vertically should be done by loosening one of the screws that mount the sensor to the sensor bracket adjusting and then tightening in place 5 During adjustments look for the orange LED on top of the...

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