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The informat ion  conta ined  in  th is docu ment is the property of  Automat ic  Syst ems and  is conf ident ial. The rec ip 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  w ithout  the  pr ior  wr itten  conse nt  of
Automat ic Systems. Document sub ject  to change w ithout advance not if icat ion .

SL93x + TBV327-MT-EN

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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.
Storage temperature limits: -30 to +80°C

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Summary of Contents for PPV323

Page 1: ... the products or the execution of the project to which they refer or to communicate it to third parties without the prior written consent of Automatic Systems Document subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 1 40 USER MANUAL Rev 7 Translated from French original notice GLASS SWING GATE SL930 SL931 SL932 PPV323 GLASS LOW HEIGHT TURNSTILE TBV327 ...

Page 2: ...put 2 Pitch of encoder 80 Page 26 point 3 remove the screws 31 Page 5 1 st point Folded and soldered stainless steel plate housing 02 Jun 25 2007 MFy Pages 11 13 15 19 replace the terms suction device and suction mechanism by hold magnet Pages 15 36 translate electric diagrams in English 03 2010 06 11 MFy RWK HB DL Complete revision for adaptation to the modification realized on the equipment 04 2...

Page 3: ...the components 6 3 INSTALLATION 7 3 1 Storage 7 3 2 Installation plans 8 3 3 Fixing the equipment to the floor 11 3 4 Electrical connections 12 3 5 Commissioning 14 4 PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION 15 4 1 Locking 16 4 2 Position encoder 17 4 3 Safety 17 5 MAINTENANCE 18 5 1 Removing the housing 18 5 2 Turning the equipment ON OFF 19 5 3 Preventive maintenance 19 5 4 Spare parts 20 5 5 Adjusting the lockin...

Page 4: ...atically without pushing the obstacle to avoid untimely out of order All operations on the equipment must be carried out by qualified personnel Any unauthorized operation or operation carried out by a technician not qualified on this product voids the manufacturer s guarantee automatically Access to the mechanism must be limited to personnel aware of the electrical and mechanical risks that are in...

Page 5: ...90 A while locking Automatic obstacle unlocking on power failure Variable speed controller ensures rapid obstacle movements at the start of movement and deceleration at end of movement Obstacle position determined by position encoder 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 adjus...

Page 6: ...t to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 6 40 2 2 Location of the components 1 11 15 10 behind 2 7 5 4 12 13 3 9 8 14 6 1 Mounting base attached to the floor 2 Main chassis equipment without obstacle 3 Obstacle glass panel 4 Conical coupling of the rotor to the motor 5 Movement limit stop not on TBV 6 Variable speed controller 7 Locking system 8 Position encoder 9 Power...

Page 7: ...arties without the prior written consent of Automatic Systems Document subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 7 40 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 p...

Page 8: ... en to use it for any purpose other than for the use of the products or the execution of the project to which they refer or to communicate it to third parties without the prior written consent of Automatic Systems Document subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 8 40 3 2 Installation plans ...

Page 9: ...t is forbidd en to use it for any purpose other than for the use of the products or the execution of the project to which they refer or to communicate it to third parties without the prior written consent of Automatic Systems Document subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 9 40 ...

Page 10: ... is forbidd en to use it for any purpose other than for the use of the products or the execution of the project to which they refer or to communicate it to third parties without the prior written consent of Automatic Systems Document subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 10 40 ...

Page 11: ... mm WARNING It is essential to adapt the fastening hardware and the installation procedure to the environment and the nature of the floor on which the gate will be positioned Installation must be validated by certified civil engineers 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 d...

Page 12: ... 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 Type of cable Connections 3G2 5 Electrical power supply of each equipment 230 V single phase ground differential breaker 30 mA min for each equipment WARNING High leakage current ...

Page 13: ...ent subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 13 40 Type of cable Connections Evacuation command Fire If through a dry contact connect lower connectors Fire link with a Normally Closed switch AND put the jumper in the lower position Note if there is no evacuation command shunt these connectors If through a 24 V DC command connect upper connectors 0V and 24 AND put ...

Page 14: ... PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 14 40 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 Check the locking by pushing the obstacle 5 Give a clockwise opening command 6 Give a counter clockwise opening command 7 Check the...

Page 15: ...e is transmitted by a geared motor driven by a variable speed controller 6 which allows the opening and closing speed to be adjusted The opening angle can be set to 60 or 90 SL93x and 120 TBV in both directions The direction of rotation and the position of the obstacle are determined by a position encoder 8 The obstacle stays open for a period set by a parameter and then closes again automatically...

Page 16: ...tive 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 Locking is maintained by the electrical circuit between the hold magnet 72 and the contact plate 73 NON RETURN OPTION for TBV model only During the opening in one direction ...

Page 17: ...t and passes through 2 sensors 81 and 82 This encoder does not need any adjustment 4 3 Safety During rotation if the obstacle encounters an obstruction limiting its movement it will make several attempts to complete the current movement after which the motor will be powered off automatically if the resistance is still present see parameter Faults numbers As long as the open command is maintained t...

Page 18: ...project to which they refer or to communicate it to third parties without the prior written consent of Automatic Systems Document subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 18 40 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...

Page 19: ...aintenance 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 The opening and closing speeds The obstacle opening and closing angles and positions The activation of the locking mechanism in the...

Page 20: ...8 x x x x x Brake 0 6980 386 01 2007 x x x x Control unit 240V without microprocessor 0 7000 855 01 2007 x x x x Microprocessor for CPU card E 6980 546 01 2007 x x x x Mobile obstacle 1230 x 850 mm OBV E07050 01 2007 x Mobile obstacle 1530 x 850 mm OBV E07030 01 2007 x Mobile obstacle 1730 x 850 mm OBV E07049 01 2007 x Mobile obstacle 480 x 640 mm OBV E07054 01 2007 x Mobile obstacle 830 x 850 mm ...

Page 21: ...Automatic Systems Document subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 21 40 5 5 Adjusting the locking sensor 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 van...

Page 22: ... tighten the other 6 D 5 7 Setting the movement limit stops 5 p6 Note there are no stops for the TBV327turnstile Note Check that the obstacle operating angle allowed by the stops is greater than the angle set by the 60 90 rotating opening angle clockwise and opening angle anti clockwise parameters p 27 1 Loosen screw 41 on cams 40 and 43 2 Switch off the power 10 s and turn it back on 3 Give a sus...

Page 23: ...V323 TBV327 MT EN p 23 40 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 ch 5 5 Turn the sleeve 23 until it is 9 mm above the plate level a...

Page 24: ... which they refer or to communicate it to third parties without the prior written consent of Automatic Systems Document subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 24 40 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 wit...

Page 25: ...ve the complete bolt assembly away from the frame Fix the bolt assembly to the plate by tightening screws 30 In the locked position activate the bolt by pushing core 31 and not contact plate 34 adjust the bolt 21 until it is as far as possible into the hole the contact plate 34 must smoothly lie on hold magnet 35 without forcing If not the case adjust the hold magnet support height by means of the...

Page 26: ...subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 26 40 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 Remove the spacers 53 from the holes in the glass plate that has been removed and fit them to the...

Page 27: ...ter Press the arrow keys to change the value of the parameter Press OK to confirm the new value Parameter Range of values Default value Description YYY Vxxx LLLLLLL Main screen YYY error message see list p 33 Vxxx version of the program installed on the equipment This manual refers to versions V6 xx LLLLLLL language of the menu changed by the Language parameter Press and hold OK when the obstacle ...

Page 28: ...With a turnstile using the values 0 to 5 Number of open requests saved while the preceding movement is still in progress The stack of open requests in one direction is always cleared before accepting open requests in the opposite direction With a swing gate using the values 0 or 1 Value 0 a new opening request in the same direction while the obstacle is closing causes a re opening Note if re openi...

Page 29: ...g FAULT TIMER 0 to 30 s 10 Maximum time allowed for the obstacle to complete its movement from closed to open or vice versa Note Consequently the value set must be slightly higher than the necessary time for the obstacle to complete the movement under normal conditions depending on the selected speeds refer to High speed and Low speed parameters Slightly higher because the motor forces against the...

Page 30: ...to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 30 40 Parameter Range of values Default value Description OPENING CW CCW IN CASE OF FIRE Clockwise anti clockwise Clockwise Direction of obstacle opening on a Fire Detection command HIGH SPEED 0 to 25 12 Adjustment of the obstacle s opening and closing high speed LOW SPEED 0 to 25 3 Adjustment of the obstacle s opening and closing ...

Page 31: ...uts from left to right a Encoder sensor A 81 ch 4 1 0 no detection 1 detection b Encoder sensor B 82 ch 4 2 0 no detection 1 detection c Locking 0 unlocked 1 locked with hold magnet engaged d FIRE 0 Normal operation 1 FIRE e Locking zone sensor 75 p16 0 detection 1 no detection f Clockwise opening request 0 input activated 1 deactivated g Anti clockwise opening request 0 input activated 1 deactiva...

Page 32: ...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 Note during a retry the equipment reverses its movement several times OPENING ANGLE IN 60 0 to 120 60 Limited opening angle Only operates for the swing gates SL93x i e 90 mode and when the limited opening request input is activated on the control boa...

Page 33: ...use 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 Alarm Equipment Out of Order after a persisting defect Exit by an opening command DI Fire Detection circuit opened on the power board Error Th...

Page 34: ... to the error message displayed ch 5 11 The obstacle does not move Check if the gate has detected a defect ch 5 11 Check that ambient temperature is within the required range ch 2 1 Check the power supply the state of the circuit breaker and the fuses and the voltage delivered by the stabilised power supply 24VDC Check if the variable speed controller is defective refer to the error code on the VS...

Page 35: ...or written consent of Automatic Systems Document subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 35 40 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 ...

Page 36: ... en to use it for any purpose other than for the use of the products or the execution of the project to which they refer or to communicate it to third parties without the prior written consent of Automatic Systems Document subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 36 40 6 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS ...

Page 37: ...urpose other than for the use of the products or the execution of the project to which they refer or to communicate it to third parties without the prior written consent of Automatic Systems Document subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 37 40 INPUTS and OUTPUTS FAULT TIMER parameter passed or unlocked obstacle ...

Page 38: ...the prior written consent of Automatic Systems Document subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 38 40 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 Note The opening request inputs must be connected as described below Note that the clockwise input ...

Page 39: ... to use it for any purpose other than for the use of the products or the execution of the project to which they refer or to communicate it to third parties without the prior written consent of Automatic Systems Document subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 39 40 7 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ...

Page 40: ... for the use of the products or the execution of the project to which they refer or to communicate it to third parties without the prior written consent of Automatic Systems Document subject to change without advance notification SL93x PPV323 TBV327 MT EN p 40 40 AUTOMATIC SYSTEMS BELGIUM HQ Email asmail automatic systems com Tel 32 10 23 02 11 Fax 32 10 23 02 02 ...

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