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NAM-TRS372-MT-EN-C 

p19/38

 

The information in this document is the property of Automatic Systems and is confidential. The consignee withholds from using it for anything other than the use of the products or the execution of the 
project to which they belong and withholds from communicating it to third parties without prior written agreement from Automatic Systems. Document subject to change without prior notice. 

3.3. Location of the components 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LED passageway lighting  

 

Orientation pictograms 

Roof

 

Upper box section,  
including: 

-  2 control boards 

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2 circuit breakers

 

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2 mechanical assemblies

 

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1 nameplate

 

Fixed panel 

Fixing frame  

(option) 

Fixed combs 

Mobile combs 

Central upright 

Summary of Contents for TRS 372

Page 1: ...NAM TRS372 MT EN C TRS 372 TECHNICAL MANUAL ...

Page 2: ... the execution of the project to which they belong and withholds from communicating it to third parties without prior written agreement from Automatic Systems Document subject to change without prior notice Document revisions Revision n Date Written by Checked by Nature A 2011 OCT 25 SSA First edition B 2013 FEV 12 JPS Change electrical diagram CH6 C 2015 03 10 JPNF SSA Figure corrections page 11 ...

Page 3: ...ixed panel assembly 10 2 5 2 Central upright assembly 11 2 5 3 Plugs installation 12 2 5 4 Fixing the turnstile to the ground 13 2 5 5 Upper box section assembly 13 2 5 6 Canopy assembly option 15 2 5 7 Mobile comb assembly 16 2 5 8 Heel guard assembly option 17 2 6 Electrical connections 17 3 DESCRIPTION 18 3 1 Technical specifications 18 3 2 Operating modes 18 3 2 1 Mode descriptions 18 3 2 2 Po...

Page 4: ...ple per minute This equipment must not be installed in an explosive area Do not add accessories that are not original equipment or that have not been approved by the manufacturer contact between different metals may cause galvanic corrosion that can accelerate the deterioration of the equipment The contractor must respect all local standards and regulations when installing the equipment All operat...

Page 5: ... Automatic Systems Document subject to change without prior notice 2 INSTALLATION 2 1 Equipment storage before installation Prior to installation be careful to avoid all physical impacts to the equipment Keep it in its original packaging and store it in a dry location Make sure it is protected from dust heat and harsh weather Extreme temperatures of storage 30 to 80 C 22 to 176 F 2 2 List of tools...

Page 6: ...holds from using it for anything other than the use of the products or the execution of the project to which they belong and withholds from communicating it to third parties without prior written agreement from Automatic Systems Document subject to change without prior notice 2 3 Installation on finished ground surface with template ...

Page 7: ...her non flammable material 3 Following the instructions presented in the Installation Drawing use your drilling template to mark the location of the various drilling holes 4 If you chose to use the anchoring bolts provided by Automatic Systems bore holes that have a diameter of 15 mm and are 85 mm deep into the surface Caution Although the anchoring bolts provided by Automatic Systems are compatib...

Page 8: ...nee withholds from using it for anything other than the use of the products or the execution of the project to which they belong and withholds from communicating it to third parties without prior written agreement from Automatic Systems Document subject to change without prior notice 2 4 Installation with fixing frame option ...

Page 9: ...d 3m 10ft above ground level as electrical connections are done in the upper section of the full height turnstile 2 Dig a hole in the ground for the installation of the concrete slab 3 Using the hardware provided assemble the various parts of the fixing frame 4 Verify the interaxial spacing between the different crossbars of the fixing frame 5 Place the fixing frame in the hole you have just dug E...

Page 10: ...lds from communicating it to third parties without prior written agreement from Automatic Systems Document subject to change without prior notice 2 5 Turnstile assembly 2 5 1 Fixed panel assembly Proceed to assemble uprights K and L of left 3 and right 2 curved parts Repeat this assembly process with the 2 curved parts remaining K L 3 2 2 Right curved part 3 Left curved part 4 Flat washer DIN 125 ...

Page 11: ... the central uprights 40 Attach the fixed combs 12 to the central uprights 40 by means of the bolts washers and nuts 6 4 14 15 supplied Note In order not to knock against one another the 2 mobile combs have to be staggered cf ch 2 5 7 Thus the 2 fixed combs must also be slightly out of line To that end one of the 2 fixed combs must be attached through the upper holes U and the second one through t...

Page 12: ... 16 on the lower ends of the 10 uprights holding the fixed panel Remember to also put protectors on the upper parts of the 4 topmost uprights Repeat the aforementioned operation with the 2 central upright protectors 41 Close the upper parts of the remaining uprights by means of the plugs provided 8 and 9 Once the whole structure is firmly fixed to the ground cf next chapter proceed to block out th...

Page 13: ...tion is chosen Run the electric cables through the central uprights R and S The proceed to close the uprights and fix them as shown in fig C start by inserting the bolts 6 and washers 4 through the central upright in the fixing clamp 5 Place the upright on the double fixing bracket 42 and tighten the bolts Note In order to prevent corrosion ensure that the uprights do not come in direct contact wi...

Page 14: ... 5 Upper box section assembly Note The upper box section is of significant weight and must be handled by at least two 2 people Attach the upper box section to uprights P and Q of the curved parts fig D of the turnstile Fix the central uprights to the upper box section fig E Make sure to run the electric cables through the upper housing Install the roof on the upper box fig F 4 Flat washer DIN 125 ...

Page 15: ...re you proceed to fix the canopy to the housing put a line of silicon on the face that comes in contact with the upper box Using the hardware provided attach each canopy to the upper section Solution 2 Using the hardware provided attach each canopy to the upper section Put a line of silicon at the junction where the canopy and upper box meet Line of silicon at junction A STAINLESS STEEL NUT A4 DIN...

Page 16: ...irect the mobile combs of the second passageway so as to have the lowest bar as far from the ground as possible 106 5 mm 4 19in fig K Adjust the mobile combs on the upper and lower flanges so as to close the passageway cf implementation drawing fig L and assemble fig M Fig J Fig K Fig L Upper flange assembly on the mechanism Cover with Loctite glue before tightening Mobile comb Mobile comb 3 arm l...

Page 17: ...of provided plug F larger article EMB E 0010418 2 6 Electrical connections Power supply and command cables are provided by the user and are described in the implementation drawing If the command cables are different from the ones recommended they must be separated from the power supply cables in order to avoid interference Thus they must run through different uprights 1 Connect the power supply to...

Page 18: ...failures respecting the recommended maintenance 1 000 000 MTTR average repair time 20 minutes Surface treatment Galvanized internal mechanical parts Galvanized rotating obstacle fixed comb and walls 2 coats of pale grey paint RAL7038 except for galvanized finishing models Upper box section treated by electrophoresis 2 coats of pale grey paint RAL7038 3 2 Operating modes 3 2 1 Mode descriptions For...

Page 19: ...t to which they belong and withholds from communicating it to third parties without prior written agreement from Automatic Systems Document subject to change without prior notice 3 3 Location of the components LED passageway lighting Orientation pictograms Roof Upper box section including 2 control boards 2 circuit breakers 2 mechanical assemblies 1 nameplate Fixed panel Fixing frame option Fixed ...

Page 20: ...ocument subject to change without prior notice 3 4 Fixed panel Fixed modular panel made of painted steel with curved parts circumscribing the passageway Central uprights are used to run the various electric cables The panel is bolted to the ground or to the fixing frame 3 5 Mobile combs The rotating obstacle consists of 2 x 3 mobile combs positioned at 120 from one another The tubes that are close...

Page 21: ...nything other than the use of the products or the execution of the project to which they belong and withholds from communicating it to third parties without prior written agreement from Automatic Systems Document subject to change without prior notice 3 6 Fixed combs The fixed combs limit the access to one half of the turnstile for each of the two passageways ...

Page 22: ...to third parties without prior written agreement from Automatic Systems Document subject to change without prior notice 10 11 12 11 1 Upper box 2 Doors with key locks for access to mechanism 3 Diamond point roof for evacuation of water 4 Washer for fixing the roof 5 Nut for fixing the roof 6 Knockout for pictogram cut out 7 Washer for fixing knockout 9 8 Nut for fixing knockout 9 9 Knockout for li...

Page 23: ...parties without prior written agreement from Automatic Systems Document subject to change without prior notice 3 8 Heating resistance option Located inside the upper box the fan heater prevents the formation of condensation and ensures an even temperature in enclosures The integrated thermostat is used to set the desired temperature while the high performance axial fan provides forced air circulat...

Page 24: ...hholds from communicating it to third parties without prior written agreement from Automatic Systems Document subject to change without prior notice 3 9 Mechanical assembly B C D F G H K L M N A E J P A Electromagnet B Connecting rod C Release spring D Mobile comb bolt E Rotor F Rollers G Compensating arm H Compensating arm release springs J Limit switch K Bolt release spring L Mobile comb bolt M ...

Page 25: ...clockwise At the same time The roller F pushes on the compensating arm G Its release springs H bring the rotor back to the rest position when the obstacle is released The limit switch cam P activates the limit switch J which powers up the electromagnet and drives the connecting rod back B to the bolt D The mobile comb bolt then closes up under the action of the release spring K Fig b The next roll...

Page 26: ...ion in the control board 3 10 1 Orientation pictograms Orientation pictograms indicate the status of the passageway and thus help to orientate the user approaching the turnstile Apparatus Out of Service X in both directions Apparatus In Evacuation in both directions Apparatus In Service for each direction of passage Controlled Mode Free Mode Locked Mode X 3 10 2 Function pictograms Function pictog...

Page 27: ...ution of the project to which they belong and withholds from communicating it to third parties without prior written agreement from Automatic Systems Document subject to change without prior notice 3 11 Control board 1 Input Output terminal block see terminal assignments ch Electrical diagrams 2 DB9 CAN BUS connector 3 RJ45 RS232 connector 4 Presence sensor connectors not used for the TRS37x 5 Dis...

Page 28: ...nu Validating parameter changes is done by pressing the OK button Note Below is a simplified version of the menus of the control board For a more detailed description of all available functions and their parameters please refer to the control board manual available on request Menus are displayed in capital letters on the top line starting with the first character of the LCD Hold or for a few secon...

Page 29: ... Lv2 Level 2 modification to program Download Chg Lv3 Level 3 modification to program Reset Counters Zeroing of counter 2 In Service Apparatus in service Out Of Service Apparatus out of service Emergency Apparatus in Evacuation mode free in both directions Test Apparatus in Test mode Maintenance Apparatus in Maintenance mode Default LSA Limit switch A defect The turnstile remains in service Defaul...

Page 30: ...detection on limit switch within the time limit following an Open command in Direction A Pass B IP NC Passage in Direction B in progress Signal NC Pass B IP NO Passage in Direction A in progress Signal NO Pass A IP NC Passage in Direction A in progress Signal NC Pass A IP NO Passage in Direction A in progress signal NO Passage B NC Passage in Direction B completed Signal NC Passage B NO Passage in...

Page 31: ... AO1 x10mV AnalogOut 2 Value of the analogue output AO2 x10mV MEMORY Load Default Loading of the default values of the parameters Mem2 Loading of the values from Memory 2 Mem1 Loading of the values from Memory 1 Save Mem2 Saving of the values to Memory 2 Mem1 Saving of the values to Memory 1 EXPLOITATION Direction A Ctrl panel Direction A passage configured via the control panel Locked Direction A...

Page 32: ...ctromagnet B B4 Assembly of the electromagnet used for Direction B mode 4 locked when not powered B5 Assembly of the electromagnet used for Direction B mode 5 unlocked when not powered Fct Reader Combined Mode This operating mode combines the following two modes If an impulse is given the apparatus functions in impulse mode if not it functions in maintained mode Any signal that occurs before detec...

Page 33: ...out prior written agreement from Automatic Systems Document subject to change without prior notice GROUP Parameter Values Description SERIAL PORT Modbus Address Definition of parameters for Modbus communication Com1 Baudrate Com1 Parity Debug Modbus Test Modbus LIGHT SENSOR Value 0 to 100 Value measured by light sensor option Trigger 0 to 100 Value for which the lighting is switched on off Delay O...

Page 34: ...tomatic Systems can provide a cleaning product approved under reference 0 6031 000 Repair any possible splinters bumps or scratches on the painted surfaces of the equipment Note Maintenance frequency must be adapted to the conditions of use especially when the turnstile is installed in an oxidizing environment entrance of a public pool seaside industrial plant etc 1 000 000 cycles Replace the shoc...

Page 35: ...he bolts and or rollers may be jammed especially in harsh environments e g in a sea environment Use a silicon spray on parts that need to be released Obstacle cannot be unlocked Leave 1 to 2 mm gap between the connecting rod B of the electromagnet and the bolt stem D setting the length of the connecting rod by means of nuts P and Q in order to create an impact with the bolt when the electromagnet ...

Page 36: ... anything other than the use of the products or the execution of the project to which they belong and withholds from communicating it to third parties without prior written agreement from Automatic Systems Document subject to change without prior notice 6 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS Note Informative diagram Reference document is the one included with the equipment ...

Page 37: ...1300 in lieu of a second light sensor C B A 1 BCL1 Not used BLC3 Not used 24V PWR 2 BCL1 Not used BCL3 Not used 0V PWR 3 BLC2 Not used BCL4 Not used PE 4 BCL2 Not used BCL4 Not used PE 5 DI1 Pass Control A 24V GND 6 DI2 Pass Control B 24V GND 7 DI3 FCA NO 24V GND 8 DI4 FCB NO 24V GND 9 REL1 Grn Ori Icon A REL3 Grn Ori Icon B REL5 Pass Contact A 10 REL1 REL3 REL5 11 REL2 Red Ori Icon A REL4 Red Ori...

Page 38: ...e of the products or the execution of the project to which they belong and withholds from communicating it to third parties without prior written agreement from Automatic Systems Document subject to change without prior notice AUTOMATIC SYSTEMS BELGIUM HQ North America technical support Automatic Systems T 1 800 263 6548 ext 233 F 450 659 0966 C 514 239 7611 www automatic systems com ...

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