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Chapter 2
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INSTALLATION
Before proceeding to the installation of the turnstile, unpack all components and check
to make sure the all parts from the packing slip are included, verify dimensions and conduit runs.
Use the turnstile template to properly align and lay out the site and to determine the right
location of the floor stub-ups and anchors.
Site preparation:
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Make sure that the floor is level before the installation process starts.
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When measuring the distance between the cabinets always refer to the center of
the cabinets, not the corners.
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Using the factory provided template and design layout drawings outline the exact
position of each turnstile. Make sure the floor outline includes the space
dedicated to conduit stub-ups.
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Install conduits for low voltage cables and for 110Vac (220Vac) power. Size
conduits based on the number of cables and follow local installation codes.
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Install one ¾ inch conduit for turnstile communication between two cabinets that
form one lane.
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Depending on the position, each enclosure can host one or two motors. The end
cabinets have only one motor (SM series) and the middle cabinets have two
motors (DM series).
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Each controller operates one motor. SM series have one controller and DM series
have two controllers.
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On the turnstile floor footprint, locate anchoring holes. Drill and install foundation
screw bolts or M12 anchor bolts.
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Align and install the turnstile cabinet on the anchor bolts. Secure the cabinet to
the bolts.
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Follow wiring diagram to terminate the cables on the turnstile control panel. The
following connections are required:
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Card reader to control panel reader port. The control panel can be located
inside the turnstile or outside.
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Communication cable between cabinets.
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Lane OPEN command from the turnstile to the access control panel door
open relay.
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If required, an emergency open button or switch can be wired to the
turnstile controller board.
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110Vac (220Vac) is required for each turnstile cabinet.
