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Prepare a 24 Vdc power supply and perform the connections 
as shown in fig.14.

 

 

In this way the token insertion slot only opens when a vehicle is 
on  the  presence  loop.  The  token  insertion  commands  the 
barrier  opening  and  the  de-count  of  the  vehicle;  the  barrier 
closes again when the transit loop is disengaged (using logic P 
on FAAC barriers, mod.620 - 640).

 

 

To program and use the detector FG2 operate as follows (the 
recommended setting is indicated in grey):

 

 

On the front part you may find green LEDs (loop check),  
red LEDs (loop status), programming microswitches 
and the reset push-button. The red LEDs light on when a  

metallic mass is detected; the green 

LEDs are normally on: they  

turn off to signal a 

loop malfunctioning and can also  

flash to indicate 

a temporary fault: 

in this condition the loop 

operates regularly and the 

Reset push-button can be pressed 

to acknowledge the signal. 

Below you will find the  

 

Programming table of the microswitches: 

Never change the setting of  

microswitch SW7 and of both 

switches under the LEDs (they must 

be positioned to the right).

 
 

 
Sensitivity

 

 

The detector sensitivity can be set on four different levels: each 
of the 2 loops has an independent setting.

 

 

SW1

 

SW2

 

LOOP 1 SENSITIVITY (presence)

 

OFF

 

OFF

 

LOW

 

ON

 

OFF

 

MEDIUM 

– LOW

 

OFF

 

ON

 

MEDIUM 

– HIGH

 

ON

 

ON

 

HIGH

 

 

 

 

 

SW3

 

SW4

 

LOOP 2 SENSITIVITY  (transit)

 

 

OFF

 

OFF

 

LOW

 

 

ON

 

OFF

 

MEDIUM 

– LOW

 

 

OFF

 

ON

 

MEDIUM 

– HIGH

 

 

ON

 

ON

 

HIGH

 

 

Frequency selection

 

 

The  detector  operating  frequency  can  be  set  on  two  levels 
using  the  dip  SW5.  The  detector  automatically  changes  the 
frequencies  of  both  loops.  Frequency  depends  furthermore on 
the  loop  shape,  on  the  number  of  windings  and  on  the  cable 
total length.

 

 

SW5

 

FREQUENCY

 

OFF

 

LOW

 

ON

 

HIGH

 

 
 

Presence Time and Reset

 

 

The  presence  time  can  be  set  using  the microswitch  SW6. At 
the  end  of  the  p

resence  time,  the  detector  signals  “loop  free” 

and  self-calibrates.  The  presence  time  starts  when  the  loop  is 
engaged. An automatic reset is performed when the detector is 
activated, changing the dip SW6 setting or pressing the Reset 
push-button.

 

 

SW6

 

PRESENCE TIME (Self-calibration)

 

OFF

 

5 MINUTES

 

ON

 

INFINITE

 

 

Microswitch SW7

 

 

This microswitch must be programmed as shown below to 
enable the correct operation of the system.

 

 

 

 

Relay 2 logic

 

 

When programming the microswitch SW8 you can choose if the 
Relay 2 has to work in “presence” (contact active as long as the 
loop  is  engaged)  or  “pulse  on  disengagement”  logic  (200  ms 
pulse when loop 2 is disengaged).

 

 

SW8

 

RELAY 2 LOGIC

 

OFF

 

PRESENCE

 

ON

 

PULSE ON LOOP 2 DISENGAGEMENT 

 

 

N.B.: For any further explanations on the detector  FG2 

operation, please refer to the specific instructions of the 
product.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

SW7 

OFF 

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Summary of Contents for GRS-02

Page 1: ...orms to the essential safety requirements of the following EEC directives 73 23 EEC and following modification 93 68 EEC 89 336 EEC and following modification 92 31 EEC and 93 68 EEC Additional notes...

Page 2: ...gas or inflammable fumes is a serious danger to safety 8 FAAC is not responsible for failure to observe Good Technique in the installation of the product 9 Before attempting any job on the system cut...

Page 3: ...trian configuration the token insertion slot must be always open in this case the shutter must be physically removed In the vehicle configuration by interfacing a Single or a Two Channel Detector you...

Page 4: ...l if possible adequate means of protections against accidental impact Check that an efficient earth socket is available for connecting the housing of the Token Acceptor 4 2 POSITIONING THE COMPONENTS...

Page 5: ...laying the cable directly in a chase made in the existing pavement or this is the best solution realising a cable duct in PVC before the pavement is made In both cases the cable must be laid not over...

Page 6: ...nth as shown in fig 10 and wall the foundation plate supplying one or more sheaths for routing electrical cables Using a spirit level check if the plate is perfectly level Wait for the cement to set f...

Page 7: ...can be set on two levels according to the position of the loop connector Frequency depends furthermore on the loop shape on the number of windings and on the cable total length N B For any further ex...

Page 8: ...sence OFF OFF LOW ON OFF MEDIUM LOW OFF ON MEDIUM HIGH ON ON HIGH SW3 SW4 LOOP 2 SENSITIVITY transit OFF OFF LOW ON OFF MEDIUM LOW OFF ON MEDIUM HIGH ON ON HIGH Frequency selection The detector operat...

Page 9: ...E CONNECTION OF PHOTOCELLS AND SAFETY DEVICES REFER TO PARAGRAPH 4 1 BEAM BREAKTHROUGH BARRIER 620 640 SET IN LOGIC P OPEN CLOSED COMMANDS OPEN BARRIER CLOSED BARRIER LOOP 2 Safety stop command logic...

Page 10: ...C A OPEN CLOSED COMMANDS OPEN BARRIER OPEN COMMON CONTACT Safety stop command logic A on 624 BLD BARRIER PHOTOCELL MICROSWITCH ON GRS 02 ON N O CONTACT LOOP 2 MOTOR FAN MOTOR THRUST CAPACITOR BEAM BRE...

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