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- Page 1 Compact Optical Turnstile Argus V60 User Guide Alvarado dormakaba Group 12660 Colony Street, Chino, CA 91710 Phone: +1 (909) 591-8431 Fax: +1 (909) 628-1403 support@alvaradomfg.com www.alvaradomfg.com PUD4735R1-0...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Argus V60 User Guide Contents Information about this document ........................4 Content and purpose ..........................4 Target group ............................. 4 Other applicable documents ........................4 Document storage ............................ 4 Orientation in the document ........................5 Abbreviations ............................5 Change log ............................... 6 Symbols used ............................ - Page 3 Argus V60 User Guide 3.6 Identification label ........................... 28 Environmental conditions ........................29 3.8 Technical specifications .......................... 29 3.8.1 Argus V60 ..........................29 Operation modes and functions ........................30 Operation modes ............................ 30 4.1.1 Overview of operating modes ....................30 4.1.2 Sequence of operating modes ....................31 4.1.2.1 Block............................
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Page 4: Information About This Document
1 Information about this document Content and purpose This manual describes the sensor barrier Argus V60 from dormakaba. This manual is part of the operating instructions according to the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. This manual must be carefully read and understood before starting any work. Complying with all safety instructions and action steps provided in this manual is the basic prerequisite for safe working. -
Page 5: Orientation In The Document
Control board (Elektronische Türsteuerung or electronic door control, io = input/output) LVX2CAN-K3 Processing board Escape route solution SafeRoute Escape route solution from dormakaba DCW bus Bus system (Dorma Connect and Work): For networking SafeRoute components SLI (Basic) SafeRoute License card (license level) Emergency button board (SafeRoute Control Unit) SCU-AP Emergency button with illuminated ring (SafeRoute Control Unit - Aufputz –... -
Page 6: Change Log
Argus V60 User Guide Companies/organizations CENELEC European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization Canadian Securities Administrators organization for safety and performance standards as well as certification Fachverband Türautomation (Association for Door Automation) International Electrotechnical Commission International Classification for Standards International Standardization Organization Underwriters Laboratories (North American safety standards) Verband der Elektrotechnik (Association for Electrical, Electronic &... -
Page 7: Symbols Used
Argus V60 User Guide Symbols used 1.8.1 Danger categories DANGER Describes an imminent danger resulting in serious injury or death. WARNING Describes a potentially dangerous situation that may result in serious injury or death. CAUTION Describes a potentially dangerous situation that may result in minor injury. NOTICE Describes a potentially damaging situation in which the product or something in its vicinity may be damaged or that could result in malfunction. -
Page 8: Symbols (Unit)
Argus V60 User Guide 1.8.3 Symbols (unit) The symbols shown can be found on the unit. The electrical voltage symbol is located on or next to components that can carry mains voltage. The symbol Main protective conductor connection is located next to components that are a main protective conductor connection. -
Page 9: Security
Any intentional misuse which is not described in the chapter Intended use 2.1], which goes beyond this or which is performed without express approval from dormakaba is considered improper use. Furthermore, all applications and installations that are not performed precisely in accordance with the specifications of this manual and its other applicable documents are considered improper uses. Deviations from this can be approved in writing by quality management after submittal of a risk assessment according to DIN EN ISO 10100 and after detailed technical clarification. -
Page 10: Reasonably Foreseeable Misuse
2 seconds and then open again. From the 3rd breakthrough attempt, the locking time is 4 seconds. This locking time is then applied to all further attempts to break through. In addition to this setting, dormakaba can also parameterize other customer wishes. Recommended action for the supervisory staff •... -
Page 11: Role Of Facility Operator
• The facility operator must ensure that the safety equipment is always accessible. • The facility operator must ensure that a unit suitable for use as an emergency exit is marked as such, if the unit is to be used as an emergency exit. • T he facility operator must commission dormakaba, or personnel trained to the specifications of dormakaba, to ensure that the tests from the expert checklist and the test book are carried out within the specified time intervals, see Personnel qualification [ 2.5]. -
Page 12: Personnel Qualification
• All work in this manual must be carried out by personnel instructed by the facility operator. • All work beyond that described in these manual must be carried out by dormakaba or by dormakaba trained personnel. • All work in this manual must be carried out by dormakaba or by dormakaba trained personnel. -
Page 13: Danger Zones
Argus V60 User Guide Danger zones This chapter uses a passage side to show the danger zones. On the opposite passage side, these danger zones are mirror-inverted. The impact of these danger zones is minimized by the Safety equipment 2.7] Front edge of the door wing (main closing edge) Type of danger Impact, crushing Trapping point between the drive column and door wings... -
Page 14: Safety Equipment
Argus V60 User Guide Safety equipment CAUTION Risk of injury without adequate safety equipment Inadequate safety equipment poses a risk of injury. • Before order placement, a project risk assessment must take place, see Other applicable documents 1.3]. This will be used to determine the necessary safety equipment for the respective user group and minimise the residual risks to the greatest possible extent. -
Page 15: Security Levels
Argus V60 User Guide 2.7.2 Security levels The Argus V60 sensor barrier in the standard version monitors passage in one direction and offers security level 3.0. Optionally, the Argus V60 sensor barrier can monitor passage in both directions and thus offers security level 3.1. The desired security level is determined during project planning and the Project risk assessment 2.7.5.1]. -
Page 16: Personal Safety
Argus V60 User Guide 2.7.3 Personal safety 2.7.3.1 Safe distances B etween drive cover and door wings: ≤ 5/16" [8 mm] Between guiding element and door wing: ≥ 1" [25 mm] Between door wing’s bottom edge and floor: ≥ 7-1/8" [180 mm] Between the door wings: ≥ 2" [50 mm] 2.7.3.2 Low-energy drive The drive and locking device used is a low-energy drive. After the unit has been taught in, the following low-energy requirements are met: • The static force while opening or closing is not greater than 67 N. •... -
Page 17: Object Protection
Argus V60 User Guide 2.7.4 Object protection Security level Security level Function Opposite-direction detection – ● Tailgating detection ● ● Climb-over protection – – Sneak-by guard – – Passage with trolley ● ● Night mode ● ● Distance between people for separation 0" [0 mm] 0" [0 mm] ● = included in the standard o = optionally available – = not available... -
Page 18: Testing The Safety Equipment
Within the scope of EN 16005 and ASR A1.7 (valid only in Germany), an expert inspection must be carried out annually. dormakaba recommends that this be carried out as part of technical maintenance (min. once a year). To safeguard the safe operation of the unit throughout its useful life, dormakaba also requires an expert inspection to be performed beyond the aforementioned scope. The country-specific standards and guidelines must be observed... - Page 19 Observe the following when documenting the expert inspection in the test book • The test book serves as a record for expert inspections and maintenance. dormakaba recommends that an expert inspection is also carried out as part of maintenance. • The facility operator must countersign all entries in the test book.
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Page 20: Product Description
Argus V60 User Guide 3 Product description EC declaration of conformity This chapter is only an extract from the fully declaration of conformity. This has the doc. no. 33004 dormakaba Deutschland GmbH Nikolaus-Otto-Str. 1 77815 Bühl Deutschland hereby declares that the described product complies with the provisions of the listed EC Directive (s) and that the standards and/or technical specifications referred to below have been applied. -
Page 21: Ukca Declaration Of Conformity
Argus V60 User Guide UKCA declaration of conformity This chapter is only an extract from the fully declaration of conformity. This has the doc. no. 33005. dormakaba Deutschland GmbH Nikolaus-Otto-Str. 1 77815 Bühl Germany hereby declares that the described product complies with the provisions of the listed EC Directive (s) and that the standards and/or technical specifications referred to below have been applied. -
Page 22: Overall View
Argus V60 User Guide Overall view 3.3.1 Argus V60 Door wing Status light (optional) RA10-M05 drive and locking device Sensor window Chasing light (optional) Cover, front Card reader (optional) Cover, side Document reader (optional) Cover SafeRoute (optional) Page 22 support@alvaradomfg.com +1 (909) 591-8431 www.alvaradomfg.com PUD4735R1-0... -
Page 23: Equipment Overview
Argus V60 User Guide Equipment overview Construction Technical data – See Technical specifications [ 3.8] Dimensions of the product available if required See Dimensions available if required 3.5.2.4] Escape route option See SafeRoute 3.5.2.5] User Guidance Door wing lighting See Door wing lighting 3.5.2.6.3] Chasing light See Chasing light... -
Page 24: Components
Argus V60 User Guide Components 3.5.1 Standard components 3.5.1.1 Sensors There are horizontal and vertical sensors aligned opposite each other on both sides of the passageway. This creates vertical and horizontal light grids for personal and property protection. In unidirectional units, the vertical sensor strips are only installed on the entrance side of the drive and locking device. -
Page 25: Optional Components
4.1]. 3.5.2.2 Card reader The card reader is clamped in a holder inside the unit and mounted behind glass with the dormakaba RFID symbol. Depending on unit’s or the covers’ choice of colors, dormakaba specifies black or white glass in the presetting. The card reader is thus protected and will show no traces of use on the surface. -
Page 26: Saferoute
Argus V60 User Guide 3.5.2.5 SafeRoute SafeRoute is the escape route solution from dormakaba If necessary, the passage is released via the emergency button. The door wings are moved in the escape direction in the first 500 ms after triggering. The locking and the motor are then disconnected via the STV-ETS escape route board. The door wings are then freely movable. -
Page 27: User Guidance
Argus V60 User Guide 3.5.2.6 User guidance Depending on the unit status, the user guidance lights up in the colors white, red and green as standard, but can be adapted for any project as needed. The behavior of the optional accessories for user guidance is described in the chapter Operation modes and functions Overview of lighting installations for user guidance In this overview, the standard installed components are marked with a red circle and the optionally available... -
Page 28: Door Wing Lighting
3.5.2.6.4 Status display The status display shows whether the unit can be accessed. Identification label The manufacturer dormakaba’s identification plate has the following standardized structure. The basis for the labelling is the Machinery Directive with its national implementations as well as the Construction Products Regulation. The stickers attached to the unit and the individual components must not be removed or damaged. -
Page 29: Environmental Conditions
Temperature and humidity are not regulated at the operating location. Temperature range: +5°C to +40°C NOTICE Impairment of unit functions under extreme conditions Extreme conditions include high humidity, aggressive air (e.g. salty), extreme temperatures and dirt. • A technical clarification must be implemented with dormakaba before order placement Technical specifications 3.8.1 Argus V60 Power supply... -
Page 30: Operation Modes And Functions
Argus V60 User Guide 4 Operation modes and functions Operation modes 4.1.1 Overview of operating modes Symbol Operating mode Description Free priority Free priority Access is released. The unit is accessible in both directions. The “Free priority” operating mode is given higher priority than “Block”. Use only to control the STV-ETS. The motor is controlled without monitoring for functional security. Block Passage blocked The door wings block immediately or when they are in home... -
Page 31: Sequence Of Operating Modes
Argus V60 User Guide 4.1.2 Sequence of operating modes The operating modes are explained using the example of a single unit with standard setting. The unit’s behavior depends on the parameter setting. This setting can be done by a service technician with Pavis3 according to customer requirements. -
Page 32: Block
Argus V60 User Guide 4.1.2.1 Block WARNING Risk of injury due to blocked blocking element The blocking element is immediately stopped and locked in its current position by activating the Block operating mode. If someone passes through the Unit at that moment, they will collide with the blocking element. If the person is not warned, they may walk into the blocking element, or fall over it and injure themselves. -
Page 33: General Release
Argus V60 User Guide 4.1.2.2 General release Symbol User guidance Unit Comments Reader Chasing Ambient lighting light lighting inside inside inside Immediate general release Door wings can be manually opened outwards or inwards outside outside outside General release inwards/ outwards The door wings move inwards or outwards and are then released. -
Page 34: Single Release Entry/Exit
Argus V60 User Guide 4.1.2.3 Single release entry/exit In Pavis3 different degrees of security level or separation can be set in the Installation configuration > “Security level” parameter tab or in the Input > “Operating mode” parameter tab. NOTE For more information, see Pavis3 Online help. Symbol User guidance Unit Comments Reader Chasing Ambient lighting light... -
Page 35: Continuous Release Entry/Exit
Argus V60 User Guide 4.1.2.4 Continuous Release Entry/Exit With continuous release, the opposite direction is monitored. Symbol User guidance Unit Comments Reader Chasing Ambient lighting light lighting inside inside inside outside outside outside inside inside inside Door wings open in the selected direction. -
Page 36: Permanently Open Entry/Exit
Argus V60 User Guide 4.1.2.5 Permanently open entry/exit Direction monitoring is not performed for the permanently open function. Symbol User guidance Unit Comments Reader Chasing Ambient lighting light lighting inside inside inside Door wings open in the selected direction. outside outside outside inside... -
Page 37: Functions
Argus V60 User Guide Functions 4.2.1 Function sequence Based on Pavis, the input and output channels as well as the parameters of the unit can be set according to customer requirements. These settings allow Personal safety 2.7.3] and Object protection to be regulated within the current security level. -
Page 38: Tailgating
Argus V60 User Guide 4.2.1.2 Tailgating User guidance Unit Comments Card Chasing Status reader light light inside inside inside Request a “Single release entry” via the card reader or document reader. NOTE If the “Single release exit” operating mode is selected, the process runs in the opposite direction. outside outside outside inside inside inside... -
Page 39: Opposite-Direction Detection
Argus V60 User Guide 4.2.1.3 Opposite-direction detection User guidance Unit Comments Card Chasing Status reader light light inside inside inside Request a “Single release entry” via the card reader or document reader. NOTE If the “Single release exit” operating mode is selected, the process runs in the opposite direction. outside outside outside inside... -
Page 40: Delivery And Transport
By default, deliveries are delivered individually packaged on a pallet. Other solutions are also possible depending on the project and customer requirements. These customer requirements must be agreed when ordering with the dormakaba contact. Inspection on delivery The scope of delivery is documented in one or more enclosed packing lists. The composition of the parts depends on the order. -
Page 41: Maintenance
Risk of injury due to insufficient personnel qualification Insufficiently qualified personnel are not able to assess the risks associated with handling the unit, and may expose themselves and others to the danger of severe injury, including death. If unqualified personnel work on the unit, or are located in the danger area of the unit, there are dangers that may cause severe injuries and significant property damages. • Works detailed in this instruction manual may only be carried out by personnel employed by dormakaba or trained according to their specifications. • C heck Personnel qualification [ 2.5]! • K eep insufficiently qualified personnel away from the danger areas. -
Page 42: Maintenance Procedure
Maintenance procedure Maintenance cycle dormakaba recommends an annual maintenance of the units by a service technician, at the latest after 500,000 cycles. If 500,000 cycles are exceeded, the unit signals this by beeping twice for each release. This double beep can only be deactivated after maintenance by resetting the maintenance counter. -
Page 43: Cleaning
Steel, hot-dip galvanized mild soapy water, then rinse thoroughly Glass E.g. FT - Final Touch from the company BIO-CIRCLE Plexiglass/polycarbonate/PETG anti-static synthetic cleaner and care These cleaning agents cannot be obtained from dormakaba Page 43 support@alvaradomfg.com +1 (909) 591-8431 www.alvaradomfg.com PUD4735R1-0... -
Page 44: Cleaning Plan
Cleaning ensures that surfaces stay clean and no malfunctions arise from environmental factors. By adherence to the intervals and proper execution of the cleaning work of the following cleaning plan, the product is protected in the best possible way: The Cleaning agents 7.2] chapter lists the recommendations of dormakaba. Cleaning tasks Interval Cleaning task daily •... -
Page 45: Troubleshooting
Risk of injury due to insufficient personnel qualification Insufficiently qualified personnel are not able to assess the risks associated with handling the unit, and may expose themselves and others to the danger of severe injury, including death. If unqualified personnel work on the unit, or are located in the danger area of the unit, there are dangers that may cause severe injuries and significant property damages. • Works detailed in this instruction manual may only be carried out by personnel employed by dormakaba or trained according to their specifications. • C heck Personnel qualification [ 2.5]! • K eep insufficiently qualified personnel away from the danger areas. -
Page 46: Remedy A Fault
Argus V60 User Guide Remedy a fault 8.2.1 Isolate malfunctions To isolate the error, first speak with the responsible person on site. The problem must be clearly defined to identify its cause(s). Important questions • Is the fault simply the result of an operating error (e.g. by untrained personnel)? • Is it simply that the wrong operating mode has been selected (e.g. Block)? •... -
Page 47: Saferoute Status And Error Displays
Argus V60 User Guide SafeRoute status and error displays Reset SafeRoute Turn the key on the key switch to the right and hold it in this position. Press the emergency button for 1 second and then release it. Return the key to the middle position. The SafeRoute system is ready for operation again, which is indicated by the emergency button’s red illuminated ring. - Page 48 Argus V60 User Guide LED display in case of alarm LED display Door status Description Door-open alarm Reset SafeRoute, see description above. One yellow LED per lock. In the example 4 locks are connected. Emergency button pressed Reset SafeRoute, see description above. Alarm system triggered After resetting the fire alarm system or the smoke switch, this alarm triggering is...
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Page 49: Disposal
WARNING Risk of injury due to insufficient personnel qualification Insufficiently qualified personnel are not able to assess the risks associated with handling the unit, and may expose themselves and others to the danger of severe injury, including death. If unqualified personnel work on the unit, or are located in the danger area of the unit, there are dangers that may cause severe injuries and significant property damages. • Works detailed in this instruction manual may only be carried out by personnel employed by dormakaba or trained according to their specifications. • C heck Personnel qualification [ 2.5]! ´ • K eep insufficiently qualified personnel away from the danger areas. -
Page 50: Disposal Of Old Units
Argus V60 User Guide Disposal of old units Disassembly of the unit may only be carried out by suitably qualified personnel. dormakaba Deutschland GmbH units are fully recyclable. The regional and country-specific disposal regulations apply. • S eparate all materials by type according to the following criteria: – Steel – Stainless steel – Aluminium – Glass – Electrical and electronic components All parts must be disposed of by certified waste removal companies. Dispose of batteries Do not dispose of batteries in domestic waste! Used batteries must be returned to a disposal system in accordance with the relevant national and local regulations. -
Page 51: Index Of Keywords
Argus V60 User Guide Index of keywords Abbreviations ..............5 Object Protection ............17 Argus 40 Operation Modes ............30 Danger Zones ............13 Block ...............30 Argus 60 Permanently Open Entry/Exit ........36 Danger Zones ............13 Sequence ..............31 Argus 80 Sequence Of Operating Modes ....... 31 Danger Zones ............13 Single Release ............34 General Release .............33... - Page 52 Alvarado dormakaba Group 12660 Colony Street, Chino, CA 91710 Telephone: (909) 591-8431 Fax: (909) 628-1403 support@alvaradomfg.com www.alvaradomfg.com © 22023 Alvarado dormakaba Group This work may not be reproduced, published or redistributed, in whole or in part, without the express prior written permission of Alvarado. PUD4735R1-0...
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