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Gunnebo SpeedStile BP DS Standard Lane Operation & Maintenance Manual

Gunnebo SpeedStile BP DS Standard Lane Operation & Maintenance Manual (133 pages)

DS Series

Brand: Gunnebo | Category: Security System | Size: 7.25 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
Introduction

9
- General
  9
- Electrical Warnings
  9
- Errors
  9
- Proprietary Notices
  9
- Hardware Changes
  10
- Rotating Machinery
  10
- Warnings, Cautions and Notes
  10
- Warnings
  10
- Cautions
  10
- Notes
  10
- Static Sensitive Devices
  10
- Good Practices
  10
- Equipment Safety Systems
  11
- CE - Marking
  11
Product Description

13
- Passage Management
  15
- Dimensions and Weights
  17
Instructions for Use

18
- Using the Speedstile BP DS
  18
- Emergency / Fire Alarm
  18
- Power Failure
  18
- Safety
  19
- Operating Modes
  19
- Passage Management
  20
- Alarms
  20
- Programmable Parameters
  21
Technical Information

22
- Motor Board Maintenance & Setup
  22
- MB01 Trimmers
  22
- Mechanical Stop Adjusting
  23
- Optional Tools
  24
- Battery Back up
  24
- Serial 485 Protocol
  24
- Control Logic
  25
- GC01 Gate Controller Board
  26
- MB01 Motor Driver Board
  26
- Motor Control
  26
- MB01 Trimmers
  27
- Trimmers Description
  28
- TR1: Running Mode Selection
  28
- TR2-TR6 : Setting
  29
- Learning Procedure
  29
- Zero Setting Cycle and Rest Positioning
  29
- Mechanism Speed
  30
- Safety Photocells Management
  31
- Introduction
  31
- Increasing the Safety Area
  31
- How Does the Safety Area Works
  32
- Safety Management in Running Mode
  32
- Opening Doors
  33
- Safety Area
  33
- Buzzer Signal When in Safety Management
  33
- Command Time out
  33
- Motor Supervisor
  33
- Transit
  34
- Hold Open / Hold Close
  34
- Validation
  35
- Controlled Access Mode
  41
- Reader Interface
  41
- Readers Input Programming's
  42
- Validation Process
  42
- Events Involved in a Controlled Access
  44
- Priority
  46
- Transit Authorisation for User with Limited Mobility
  48
- Authorisation Memory
  48
- Fraud Alarms Selectivity
  48
- Alarm Description
  49
- Alarm Signal Output
  49
- Interface Inputs and Outputs
  50
- GC01 Addressable Inputs
  51
- GC01 Addressable Outputs
  51
- MB01 Addressable Input
  52
- MB01 Addressable Outputs
  53
- Input Programming
  53
- Output Relays Programming
  54
- System Flags Reference
  54
- Relays Programming
  55
- Emergency
  56
- Electrical Input
  57
- Power Failure Management
  57
- Access Selection Mode
  57
- Special Functions
  58
- MB01 Messages and Leds
  59
- MB01 Maintenance Mode Operation
  61
- Select / Change Mechanism Type
  61
- Checking the Mechanism Movement
  62
  - Launching the Learning Procedure
    63
  - GC01 Human Interface
    64
  - GC01 Real Time Messages
    64
  - GC01 Fraud Alarm Messages
    65
  - Menus
    65
  - Menu Items
    66
  - Sub Menu Items
    66
  - Parameter Item
    67
  - Function Item
    68
  - Main Menu
    68
  - Versions Menu
    70
  - View Aisle Utility
    70
  - Out of Service LCD Messages
    70
  - Maintenance Menu
    71
  - Open / Close Test
    72
  - Repeated Open/Close Cycle
    72
  - Battery Test
    72
  - Buzzer Test
    73
  - PCW Test
    74
  - Real Time Photocells Test
    74
  - Striped Photocell Test
    74
  - Relays Test
    74
  - Setup Menu
    75
  - Automatic Testing
    75
  - Automatic Motor Testing
    75
  - Automatic Accident Prevention Photocell Testing
    76
  - Automatic Transit Photocell Testing
    76
  - Automatic Battery Testing
    77
Installation

78
- Unpacking
  78
- Tools Required
  78
- Site Preparation
  78
- Environmental Conditions
  79
- Power Supply Characteristics
  79
- Physical Space
  79
- DS Containment/Layout Details
  80
- Removing Panel
  82
- Cable Layout
  86
- Unit Positioning
  89
- Floor Drilling
  89
- Installation Kit
  89
- Setting to Work
  90
- Mechanism Coming into Contact with any Parts of the Case-Work
  90
- Card Reader
  91
- Electrical Connections
  94
- Master - Slave Connection
  94
- Power Supply Connection
  94
- Earth Connection
  95
  - Connection to RS485 Serial Line
    95
  - Remote Control Connection
    95
  - Emergency Control Connection
    95
  - Card Reader Connection
    95
  - Customer Connections
    95
  - Commissioning
    96
- Maintenance
  
  97
  - General Care
    97
  - Routine Cleaning, All Finishes
    97
  - Stubborn Stains and Discolouration, All Finishes
    97
  - Oil, Grease Marks, All Finishes
    97
  - Rust and Other Corrosion Products, Stainless Finishes
    97
  - Minor Scratches on Painted Surfaces
    98
  - Deep Scratches on Painted Finishes Causing Rust
    98
  - Routine Maintenance
    98
  - Lubricants
    98
  - Components
    98
  - Angular Sensor
    99
  - Electrical Circuits
    99
  - Fuse Layout
    99
  - Cables and Connectors
    100
  - Test Points
    101
  - General Component Maintenance
    102
  - GC01 Board Replacement
    102
  - MB01 Board Replacement
    102
  - Photocell Replacement
    102
  - Battery Replacement
    103
  - Fault Finding
    104
  - During Normal Operation, the Main Control Logic GC01 Displays a Collection of Messages Regarding the Normal Status or the Fault Conditions
    104
- Spare Parts
  
  106
  - Recommended Spare Parts
    106
- Appendix A - Wiring Schematics
  
  107
  - Table of LED Tracer and Vertical LED Events
    117
  - Remote Control Commands
    119
  - MB01 Trimmers Factory Setting
    122
  - GC01 Jumpers Factory Setting
    123
  - Check List Commissioning Guide
    124
  - Firmware Upload & Firmware Coding
    125
  - Upload Procedure
    125
  - Version Verify
    128

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