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WARNING!

important safety instructions:

READ CAREFULLY!

Foreword

• This product should only be used for the purpose for which it was expli-
citly designed. Any other use is considered improper and therefore dan-
gerous. CAME Cancelli Automatici S.p.A. will not be held liable for damage 
caused by improper, incorrect or unreasonable use. • The safety of the 
product, and therefore its proper installation, depends on total compliance 
with the technical specifi cations and installation procedures, as well as 
with rules regarding safety and use, expressly mentioned in the technical 
documentation for the products themselves. • Keep these warnings toge-
ther with the installation and operation manuals for the operator system 
components.

Before installing

(preliminary check: in case of a negative outcome, do not proceed until 
you have complied with the safety requirements)

• Installation and testing must only be performed by qualifi ed personnel 
• Cable routing, installation, connection and testing must be carried out 
to the highest levels of workmanship in accordance with applicable laws 
and regulations • Before starting any operation, read all the instructions 
carefully; incorrect installation can be dangerous and harm persons or 
property • Check that the operator is in good mechanical condition, ba-
lanced and aligned, and that it opens and closes properly. If needed, also 
install suitable guards or use appropriate additional safety sensors • If the 
operator will be installed at a height of less than 2.5 m from the ground 
or other access level, check whether you will need any protections and/or 
warnings • Ensure that opening the turnstile does not create a dangerous 
situation • Do not mount the operator upside down or onto any elements 
that may fold under its weight. If needed, add suitable reinforcements at 
the points where it is secured • Do not install on ground that is not level 
• Check that any lawn watering devices will not wet the operator from 
the bottom up.

Installation

• Carefully section off  the entire site to prevent unauthorised access, 
especially by minors and children • Be careful when handling operators 
that weigh more than 20 kg. In such cases, use proper weight handling 
safety equipment • CE safety devices (photocells, platforms, sensitive 
edges, emergency button etc.) must be installed in compliance with appli-
cable legislation and according to the highest standards of workmanship, 
bearing in mind the environment, the type of service required and the 
operating forces applied to the moving turnstiles. Points where there is 
a risk of crushing, shearing or dragging must be protected using suitable 
sensors • End users must be informed of any residual risks by means of 
special pictograms as envisaged by legislation • All opening commands 
(buttons, key selectors, magnetic readers etc.) must be installed at least 
1.85 m from the perimeter of the area of turnstile movement, or where 
they cannot be reached from outside through the turnstile. Also, the direct 
commands (buttons, touch commands etc.) must be installed at a height 
of at least 1.5 m and must not be accessible to the public • The turnstile 
identifi cation data must be clearly visible • Before connecting the turnstile 
to the power supply, make sure the identifi cation data corresponds to the 
mains data • The turnstile must be connected to an eff ective, compliant 
earthing system.
• The manufacturer disclaims any liability for the use of non-original pro-
ducts; this also results in the invalidation of the warranty • All ‘hold-to-
run’ commands must be placed where the moving turnstile, transit areas 
and driveways are completely visible • Before delivery to the user, check 
that the system complies with the EN 12453  and EN 12445 standards 
(impact tests), check that the operator has been properly adjusted and 
that the safety and protective devices work correctly • As appropriate and 
in a visible position, affi

  x warning symbols.

Special instructions and advice for users

• Keep the turnstile’s area of operation clean and clear of any obsta-
cles. Check that the photocells’ area of operation is free from obstacles 
• Children must be supervised to make sure they do not play with the 
operator and the fi xed control devices or stand in the turnstile’s area 
of operation. Keep any remote control devices (i.e. transmitters) or any 
control devices away from children as well, to prevent the operator from 
being activated accidentally • The operator is not designed to be used by 
persons (including children) whose physical, sensorial or mental capaci-
ties are limited, or who are lacking in experience or knowledge, unless 

said persons can be supervised or given instructions regarding using the 
operator by a person responsible for their safety • Frequently check the 
system, to see whether any anomalies or signs of wear and tear appear 
on the moving parts, on the component parts, on the securing points, on 
the cables and any accessible connections. Keep any joints lubricated and 
clean, and do the same where friction may occur • Perform functional 
tests on photocells every six months. Ensure that the glass on the photo-
cells is kept clean (use a cloth slightly moistened with water; do not use 
solvents or any other chemicals as these could damage the devices) • If 
the system requires repairs or modifi cations, disconnect the power to the 
operator and do not use it until safety conditions have been restored • Cut 
off  the electrical power supply for manual opening. Read the instructions • 
If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or 
the technical assistance service or by a person with a similar qualifi cation 
so as to prevent any risks • It is STRICTLY FORBIDDEN for users to perform 
OPERATIONS THEY ARE NOT EXPLICITLY REQUIRED AND ASKED to do. For 
repairs, adjustments and extraordinary maintenance, CONTACT THE SPE-
CIALIST TECHNICAL SERVICE CENTRE. On the periodic maintenance log, 
note down the checks you have done.

Further special instructions and advice for all

• Avoid working near the turnstiles or moving mechanical parts • Stay 
clear of the turnstile’s area of operation when in motion • Do not resist the 
direction of movement of the operator; this may present a safety hazard 
• At all times be extremely careful about dangerous points that must be 
indicated by proper pictograms and/or black and yellow stripes • When 
using a selector or command in ‘hold-to-run’ mode, keep checking that 
there are no people in the area of operation of the moving parts. Do this 
until you release the command • The turnstile may move at any time 
without warning • Always cut the power when cleaning or performing 
maintenance.  

Hand crushing hazard

Danger high voltage

Emergency button

Summary of Contents for Wing 40

Page 1: ...Installation manual WING40 SWING TURNSTILE English EN 119G3565EN...

Page 2: ...data must be clearly visible Before connecting the turnstile to the power supply make sure the identi cation data corresponds to the mains data The turnstile must be connected to an effective complian...

Page 3: ...r Plexiglas or tempered glass wing barrier The wing barrier opening in either direction can be activated by a card reader photocells or other command device The 90 wing barrier opening speed is pre se...

Page 4: ...data and information in this manual may be changed at any time and without prior warning 1 Outer lining tube 2 Wing barrier 3 Cover door lock 4 Top cap 5 Central column 6 Anchoring base 7 Electronic b...

Page 5: ...e continuity in the protective circuit are fitted with more insulation than other internal conductive parts Make sure the entrance way is in a proper state and level Section off the installation zone...

Page 6: ...0 09 2012 CAME Cancelli Automatici S p A The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time and without prior warning 1 Swing turnstile 2 Command device 3 Safety barrier 4 Junction box...

Page 7: ...late the centering pin and lock extender and separate them Slip the tube out of the cen tral column Preliminary operations Installation The following illustrations are just examples in that the space...

Page 8: ...are no dips on the ground where you will anchor the turnstile Position the anchoring base as shown in the drawing the gate wing is perpen dicular to the wall Use a pencil to mark anchoring holes Note...

Page 9: ...al column onto the base Before fastening the turnstile to the ground lay the cable inside the central column see drawing Note apply the ferrite to the command accessories cables Fasten column and base...

Page 10: ...t to check the position of the endstops If you wish to adjust the wing bar rier opening change the position of the mechanical endstops see illustrations shown below The default position of the endstop...

Page 11: ...m the buffer loosen the buffer tighten the screw and re tighten the buffer Rest the leaf against the buffer Position the limit switch so that the buffer is perfectly parallel and resting against the l...

Page 12: ...may be changed at any time and without prior warning Position the drive shaft as shown in drawing A Distribute the electrical cables inside the cable passing tube Insert the tube Reinsert the wing bar...

Page 13: ...n der above the plate position and fasten the hooking bracket above the extender see figure B Position the electronic control board s support above the support bracket only after passing the electric...

Page 14: ...rogramming indicator LED 3 Memory roll card connector 4 R700 board connector for the first command device 5 R700 board connector for the second command device 6 Display 7 Terminals for control devices...

Page 15: ...g the 24V AC acces sories Overall allowed power 10 W Power supply 24 V DC Clean N O contact connecting to a warning device Contact rated for 24 V 500 mA C NO2 contact warns that wing barrier is open C...

Page 16: ...ature F 54 is set on 2 the device commands the opening wing barrier on the side opposite that of contact 2 3 N B plug in the R700 coding card for the TSP00 sensor or the LT001 card reader to be recogn...

Page 17: ...warning Programming Memorising data Description of programming commands The ESC button is for exiting menus cancelling any changes Memory roll R700 card When using transponders or card readers fit the...

Page 18: ...ion functions F 50 Saving data in the memory roll F 51 Reading memory roll data F 52 Passing parameters from MASTER TO SLAVE F 53 Anti Pass Back function F 54 Direction choice function associated to t...

Page 19: ...C2 if unused set the feature to 0 0 Deactivated default 1 Activated F 2 2 CX input N C safety contact input reopen while closing 0 deactivated default 1 Activated F 3 2 CY input N C safety contact in...

Page 20: ...ault 1 1 second 2 2 seconds 5 5 seconds F 28 Opening travel speed setting the opening travel speed calculated as a percentage 40 40 of the motor speed minimum 100 100 of the motor speed maximum F 30 O...

Page 21: ...opening endstop The slow down starting point is calculated in degrees 10 10 45 45 F 38 Motor closing slow down point adjusts the motor s beginning point of slow down before the closing endstop The slo...

Page 22: ...ing barrier in the direction opposite that of contact 2 3 F 55 Alarm setting the alarm activation time It activates when contacts 2 CX and 2 CY are opened with wing barrier s closed or during the pre...

Page 23: ...1 Registering users entering 150 users max via the transponder card see paragraph about adding users 0 Deactivated 1 Activated U 2 Cancelling users cancelling single users see paragraph on cancelling...

Page 24: ...or a command Keep pressed the button indicated by the arrow and check that the wing barrier completes a clockwise movement Do the same procedure using the button indica ted by the arrow to check that...

Page 25: ...on of travel mode The wing barrier will move clockwise until it reaches the mechanical stop The wing barrier will invert the movement until it reaches the mechanical stop N B before calibrating the tr...

Page 26: ...ash for some seconds Send the code with the transponder card or other command device the number stays fixed for an instant to show that user registration is complete Select U 2 Press ENTER to confirm...

Page 27: ...89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141...

Page 28: ...ombined connection Specific connections Turnstile MASTER settings and configuration Connect the two TOR 200 cards with a multi coupling braided unscreened CAT 5 U UTP AWG 24 cable on terminals A B GND...

Page 29: ...to confirm 1 Select 1 and press ENTER to confirm the automatic calibra tion of travel mode The wing barriers will slow down their travel until the stopping strike The wing barriers will invert their t...

Page 30: ...________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ Extraordinary maintenance Maintenance Before any maintenance jobs cut off the main power to p...

Page 31: ...o nal and market development strategies Just follow these short disposal instructions DISPOSING OF THE PACKAGING The components of the packaging i e cardboard plastic etc are household waste and may b...

Page 32: ...istenza Tecnica Numero Verde 800 295830 www came com www came com English English Manual code 119G3565EN 119G3565EN ver 3 3 07 2013 CAME Cancelli Automatici S p A The data and information in this manu...

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