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GLASS
GLASS SWING GATE
LOW-HEIGHT
SL930 – SL931 – SL932
TURNSTILE
PPV323
TBV327
USER MANUAL
Rev 7
(Translated from French original notice)
The informat ion conta ined in th is docu ment is the property of Automat ic Syst ems and is conf ident ial. The recip ient is forb idd en to use it for any purpose ot her
than for the use of the products or the exe cut ion of the project to wh ich th ey refer or to communicate it to th ird parties without the pr ior wr itten conse nt of
Automat ic Systems. Document sub ject to change without advance not if icat ion .
SL93x + PPV323 + TBV327-MT-EN
p. 1/40

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  • Page 1 GLASS GLASS SWING GATE LOW-HEIGHT SL930 – SL931 – SL932 TURNSTILE PPV323 TBV327 USER MANUAL Rev 7 (Translated from French original notice) The informat ion conta ined in th is docu ment is the property of Automat ic Syst ems and is conf ident ial. The recip ient is forb idd en to use it for any purpose ot her than for the use of the products or the exe cut ion of the project to wh ich th ey refer or to communicate it to th ird parties without the pr ior wr itten conse nt of Automat ic Systems.
  • Page 2 Document changes Change Date Written Checked by Subject Dec. 12, RW K + JB Initial version 2006 Page 16 (locking): "locked under voltage". April 23, 2007 Page 27 (parameter 60°, 90°, rotating): add range and default value. Page 31 (Input 2): "Pitch of encoder 80". Page 26 (point 3): "remove the screws (31)".

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents 1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2. DESCRIPTION 2.1. Technical Specifications 2.2. Location of the components 3. INSTALLATION 3.1. Storage 3.2. Installation plans 3.3. Fixing the equipment to the floor 3.4. Electrical connections 3.5. Commissioning 4. PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION 4.1. Locking 4.2.

  • Page 4: Safety Instructions

    Automatic Systems. The informat ion conta ined in th is docu ment is the property of Automat ic Syst ems and is conf ident ial. The recip ient is forb idd en to use it for any purpose ot her than for the use of the products or the exe cut ion of the project to wh ich th ey refer or to communicate it to th ird parties without the pr ior wr itten conse nt of Automat ic Systems.

  • Page 5: Description

    Operating temperature: -20(*) to +50°C (*Thanks to the heat generated by the powered internal equipment). RH < 95%, without condensation. Minimum opening time of the obstacles (adjustable): 2.5 seconds. Net weight (kg): PPV323 SL930 SL930 SL931 SL931 SL931 SL932 TBV327 1.2 m...

  • Page 6: Location Of The Components

    2.2. Location of the components Mounting base (attached to the floor) Main chassis (= equipment without obstacle) Obstacle (= glass panel) Conical coupling of the rotor to the motor Movement limit stop (not on TBV) Variable speed controller Locking system Position encoder Power supply board 10.

  • Page 7: Installation

    3. INSTALLATION The installation must be carried out in accordance with the safety instructions ( p 4) and the installation plan (p3.2. ). 3.1. Storage Before installation, avoid all shocks to the equipment and place it in its original packing in a dry place, protected from dust, heat and bad weat her.

  • Page 8: Installation Plans

    3.2. Installation plans The informat ion conta ined in th is docu ment is the property of Automat ic Syst ems and is conf ident ial. The recip ient is forb idd en to use it for any purpose ot her than for the use of the products or the exe cut ion of the project to wh ich th ey refer or to communicate it to th ird parties without the pr ior wr itten conse nt of Automat ic Systems.
  • Page 9 The informat ion conta ined in th is docu ment is the property of Automat ic Syst ems and is conf ident ial. The recip ient is forb idd en to use it for any purpose ot her than for the use of the products or the exe cut ion of the project to wh ich th ey refer or to communicate it to th ird parties without the pr ior wr itten conse nt of Automat ic Systems.
  • Page 10 The informat ion conta ined in th is docu ment is the property of Automat ic Syst ems and is conf ident ial. The recip ient is forb idd en to use it for any purpose ot her than for the use of the products or the exe cut ion of the project to wh ich th ey refer or to communicate it to th ird parties without the pr ior wr itten conse nt of Automat ic Systems.

  • Page 11: Fixing The Equipment To The Floor

    The gate must be fastened to the floor before it is made available to the users! Automatic Systems cannot be held responsible for any accident or damage to the gate due to the fact that the gate was not adequately fastened to the floor.

  • Page 12: Electrical Connections

    3.4. Electrical connections WARNING: The operations must be undertaken in accordance with the safety warnings, ch.1. In particular, the mains must be shut down before any of the work described below is begun. Connections must be executed in accordance with the wiring diagrams provided inside the equipment, which remain the reference.
  • Page 13 Type of Connections cable  If through a dry contact: Evacuation command connect lower (Fire): connectors (Fire link) with a Normally Closed switch put the jumper in the lower position. Note: if there is no evacuation command, shunt these connectors. ...

  • Page 14: Commissioning

    3.5. Commissioning 1. Connect the power supply to the equipment. The obstacle will move, seeking its starting point. 2. Adjust the obstacle position (ch.5.6. ). 3. Check the control unit parameters (ch.5.10. ), in particular the speeds and opening angles . 4.

  • Page 15: Principle Of Operation

    4. PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION The references in this chapter refer to the illustrations on ch.2.2. The Swing Gates and Turnstiles (named hereafter "Gates") are bidirectional pivoting access control units that allow passage in both directions. They have a steel central column (2) fixed to the floor containing the control board (10) and the drive unit.

  • Page 16: Locking

    4.1. Locking The locking mechanism (70) is activated by an electromagnet (71) with positive security (locked under voltage). When the obstacle reaches its closed position, the locking sensor (75) is activated by detection of a vane (76). The electromagnet then moves the bolt into hole (77a) of plate (77), locking the rotor (12).

  • Page 17: Position Encoder

    4.2. Position encoder The direction of rotation and the position of the obstacle are determined by a position encoder (80), consisting of a vaned disk that turns with the motor shaft and passes through 2 sensors (81 and 82). This encoder does not need any adjustment. 4.3.

  • Page 18: Maintenance

    5. MAINTENANCE WARNING: The adjustment operations must be carried out in accordance with the safety instructions (p 4). 5.1. Removing the housing 1. Remove all the screws (50). 2. Remove both elements of the housing. The informat ion conta ined in th is docu ment is the property of Automat ic Syst ems and is conf ident ial. The recip ient is forb idd en to use it for any purpose ot her than for the use of the products or the exe cut ion of the project to wh ich th ey refer or to communicate it to th ird parties without the pr ior wr itten conse nt of Automat ic Systems.

  • Page 19: Turning The Equipment On/Off

    5.2. Turning the equipment ON/OFF 5.3. Preventive maintenance Every 100,000 operations, or every 6 months, whichever comes first, check the following points: The security of all components (attachment to the floor, obstacle, motor, conical coupling (4, p 6), etc.). The state of the ground cable on the rotor (Fig. A). The control signals.

  • Page 20: Spare Parts

    5.4. Spare parts SL932 PPV323 SL930 SL931 TBV327 DESIGNATION CODE VALIDITY Power supply 230V / 24VDC 2.5A (11, p 6) E/6980/536 > 01/2007 Stainless steel hood CRA-E01107 < 01/2007 Stainless steel hood 0/6980/549 > 01/2007 Fork sensor (75, p16 & 82, p17) E/6980/531 >...

  • Page 21: Adjusting The Locking Sensor

    5.5. Adjusting the locking sensor Locking holes 1. Unlock the obstacle by switching off the power or selecting programming mode. 2. Turn rotor (12) until one of the 3 locking holes is in front of bolt (70). 3. In that position, the sensor (75) must detect one of the vanes (76). If necessary, adjust the vane and/or the vane support ring (79).

  • Page 22: Adjusting The Obstacle Closed Point

    5.6. Adjusting the obstacle closed point 1. Close and lock the obstacle. 2. Loosen the 6 bolts (D) on the conical coupling (4, p6) for 3 3. Tighten the 3 bolts (E) in the upper ring so that the 2 parts of the coupling are separated.

  • Page 23: Fitting And Adjusting The Locking Mechanism

    5.8. Fitting and adjusting the locking mechanism a. Slacken the lock-nut (36) and screw the bolt (21) completely onto the threaded rod (22), b. Unscrew 4 turns. Unscrew the sleeve (23), pass the rod through the plate and tighten the sleeve. Turn the obstacle rotor (12), p6 so that the bolt (21) lines up with a locking hole (cf.
  • Page 24 Fit the electromagnet assembly to plate (28) by means of screw (29). Put the fixing screws (30) in place, without tightening them. Push in the electromagnet core (31) to bring the centre shaft (32) in contact with the stop (33). The informat ion conta ined in th is docu ment is the property of Automat ic Syst ems and is conf ident ial.
  • Page 25 With the obstacle in its locked position (bolt 21 engaged into a hole), the contact plate (34) must lie on the hold magnet (35). Check that the electro-magnet core (31) does frame not touch the steel frame; if so, move the complete bolt assembly away from the frame.

  • Page 26: Replacing An Obstacle

    5.9. Replacing an obstacle 1. Remove the 2 parts of the housing by unscrewing the screws ( 50). 2. Hold the glass plate. 3. Remove the screws (51) maintaining the glass on its support. 4. Remove the clamp (52). 5. Remove the glass plate. 6.

  • Page 27: Control Unit

    5.10. Control UNIT The programmable control unit is the interface between the oper ator and the gate, allowing the adjustment of all the parameters of the equipment. Accessing the parameters: Press OK (> 2 seconds) and relax to enter the menu (the gate unlocks). Press the arrow keys (←...
  • Page 28 Parameter Range of Default Description values value PUSH AND GO No/Yes "No": the motor drives the obstacle immediately following an opening request. "Yes": An open request unlocks the obstacle, the opening being then realised by the user manually. The obstacle locks again automatically if it has not been opened after 6 seconds (not adjustable).
  • Page 29 Parameter Range of Default Description values value According to the OPENING ANGLE 0 to 180° Fine adjustment of the maximum "90°/rotation" ANTI-CLOCKW ISE opening angle in the anti-clockwise para meter: direction, selected at parameter respectively "90°/Rotative". 90°/ 120° This adjustment may be necessary according to obstacle’s height.
  • Page 30 Parameter Range of Default Description values value OPENING CW/CCW Clockwise/anti- Clockwise Direction of obstacle opening on a “Fire Detection” command. IN CASE OF FIRE clockwise Adjustment of the obstacle’s opening HIGH SPEED 0 to 25 and closing high speed. Adjustment of the obstacle’s opening LOW SPEED 0 to 25 and closing low speed.
  • Page 31 Parameter Range of Default Description values value TEST Inputs INPUTS: Outputs Tests all the gate inputs. Exit by Open/Close pressing OK. Display of 8 digits on the screen (abcdefgh), copy of the input indicator LEDs), corresponding to the inputs, from left to right: a-Encoder sensor A (81,ch.4.1.
  • Page 32 Parameter Range of Default Description values value FAULT NUMBERS 0 to 4 Number of successive attempts to complete the movement within the time set by the "Fault Timer" parameter, before the equipment is put out of service and the "Defect" message is displayed.

  • Page 33: Error Messages

    5.11. Error messages Message Cause Defect Actuation of the buzzer (4 times quickly). Message displayed when a defect is detected:  Value set by the "Fault Timer" parameter exceeded.  "Fault Numbers" parameter exceeded (see p 32).  The contact plate (73, p 16) is not in contact with the hold magnet (72, p 16).

  • Page 34: Trouble Shooting

    5.12. Trouble shooting Refer to error messages of the control unit. SYMPTOM CAUSE / REMEDY Check that the equipment is connected to the power supply and No power that the mains switch is ON (ch.5.2. ). Defect detected: refer to the error message displayed (ch. 5.11. ). Buzzer Check if the gate has detected a defect (ch.

  • Page 35: Disposal / Destruction

    5.13. Disposal / Destruction If the equipment is not used for an extended period, it should be stored in a dry place, protected from heat and bad weather conditions. When the equipment is retired from service, dispose of the various components through the appropriate channels (metal parts, electronic components, etc.) according to the regulations in force in the country concerned.

  • Page 36: Electrical Diagrams

    6. ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS The informat ion conta ined in th is docu ment is the property of Automat ic Syst ems and is conf ident ial. The recip ient is forb idd en to use it for any purpose ot her than for the use of the products or the exe cut ion of the project to wh ich th ey refer or to communicate it to th ird parties without the pr ior wr itten conse nt of Automat ic Systems.
  • Page 37 INPUTS and OUTPUTS FAULT TIMER parameter passed or unlocked obstacle. The informat ion conta ined in th is docu ment is the property of Automat ic Syst ems and is conf ident ial. The recip ient is forb idd en to use it for any purpose ot her than for the use of the products or the exe cut ion of the project to wh ich th ey refer or to communicate it to th ird parties without the pr ior wr itten conse nt of Automat ic Systems.
  • Page 38 DOUBLE GATES In the case of 2 gates that must open simultaneously, one opens in the clockwise direction and the other in the anti-clockwise direction, and vice versa. Gate Gate Note: The opening request inputs must be connected as described below. Note that the clockwise input on one gate (CW) is connected to the anti-clockwise input on the other (CCW): The informat ion conta ined in th is docu ment is the property of Automat ic Syst ems and is conf ident ial.

  • Page 39: Declaration Of Conformity

    7. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY The informat ion conta ined in th is docu ment is the property of Automat ic Syst ems and is conf ident ial. The recip ient is forb idd en to use it for any purpose ot her than for the use of the products or the exe cut ion of the project to wh ich th ey refer or to communicate it to th ird parties without the pr ior wr itten conse nt of Automat ic Systems.
  • Page 40 SYSTEMS BELGIUM - HQ AUTOMATIC Email: asmail@automatic-systems.com Tel.: +32.10.23 02 11 Fax: +32.10.23 02 02 The informat ion conta ined in th is docu ment is the property of Automat ic Syst ems and is conf ident ial. The recip ient is forb idd en to use it for any purpose ot her than for the use of the products or the exe cut ion of the project to wh ich th ey refer or to communicate it to th ird parties without the pr ior wr itten conse nt of Automat ic Systems.

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