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Device

Type of cable

Section

11

Power Supply (Vdc)

LPR Camera

Flame-retardant

2 x 1.5 mm

2

+ earth

12

Data

LPR Camera

UTP cat.5 or higher

8 x 0,2 mm

2

13

Power Supply (Vac)

Vacant/Full Sign

Flame-retardant

2 x 1.5 mm

2

+ earth

14

Power Supply (Vac)

Commands Vacant/Full

Sign

Flame-retardant

3 x 1.5 mm

2

+ earth

Ver. 1.0 - 21st Nov. 2014 - ENG

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Summary of Contents for PARQUBE LE

Page 1: ...PARQUBE LE Installation Ver 1 0 21st Nov 2014 ENG ...

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Page 3: ...3 This page has been left blank intentionally Ver 1 0 21st Nov 2014 ENG ...

Page 4: ...e obtained the FAAC S p A recommends cleaning and performing maintenance on a regular basis to maintain the system in top condition Training the personnel responsible for the product is of particular importance especially with regards to its use as well as maintenance and monitoring of compliance with the operating procedures and all safety regulations in this manual GENERAL INFORMATION FAAC S p A...

Page 5: ... Internal components 16 2 4 General Description 18 2 4 1 Operating mode 18 2 4 2 Features on station 18 3 Installation 19 3 1 Warnings 19 3 2 Installation environmental requirements 19 3 3 Wall set up 20 3 3 1 Foundation plate 20 3 3 2 Installing the plate 20 3 3 3 Fixing 21 3 4 Ducts set up 22 3 5 Device positioning 24 3 6 Connections 25 3 6 1 Connections on interface board 25 4 Settings 33 4 1 D...

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Page 7: ...s related to operator safety Indicates warnings or information of particular importance which do not affect the operator safety 1 2 CAPTIONS OF INSTALLED PICTOGRAMS Symbol Description Electrical hazard Presence of live parts Hot parts hazard Presence of hot parts Earth connection Ver 1 0 21st Nov 2014 ENG ...

Page 8: ...he power supply Before installation check that the pre set area matches the required criteria The specific paragraph of this manual contains all the information regarding the necessary environmental requirements Only use the FAAC S p A original spare parts for maintenance The user must not attempt any kind of repair or direct intervention and must only contact the Authorised Service Centre Only af...

Page 9: ...n or employees of the parking area trained by the manufacturer System maintenance by repairing or repla cing components Cleaning of the equipment in accordance with manufacturer s instructions Immediate and safe reaction in case of ano malies P P OPERATOR Parking employee Operation of the peripherals during normal use Cleaning of the equipment in accordance with manufacturer s instructions Immedia...

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Page 11: ...tification Plate Pos Description Notes 1 Manufacturer and address 2 Product code 3 Product information barcode 4 Protection rating 5 Absorbed current 6 Intended positioning of the peripheral indoor it must be mandatory installed indoors outdoor it can be installed outdoors and exposed to the envi ronmental conditions Protected it can be installed outdoor but it is mandatory a protective hood 7 Mai...

Page 12: ...12 2 1 2 Positioning The figure shows the positioning of the identification plate 1 on the peripheral 1 Figure 2 Identification plate positioning Ver 1 0 21st Nov 2014 ENG ...

Page 13: ...ns and or tools Do not install the equipment in an explosive atmosphere the presence of inflammable gas or fumes is a serious danger to safety 2 2 2 Storage In case of storage the peripheral must be protected from the weather kept at a constant temperature stored in dry environments packed properly with the addition of dehydrating products or silica gel or equivalent Prior to restarting the periph...

Page 14: ...240 V 50 60 Hz Max power regular load 30 Watt Max power with heater 225 Watt Operating ambient temperature 20 C 50 C Protection rating IP 43 Structure Extruded Aluminum Front and rear panels Painted Aluminum RAL 9003 Service Door Painted Aluminum RAL 7021 Ticket Paper Thermal paper 80 gr m 2 or 140 gr m 2 2 3 2 Dimensions Figure 3 Dimensions Ver 1 0 21st Nov 2014 ENG ...

Page 15: ...ontrol elements Pos Element Opt 1 Service Door 2 Microphone Intercom System 3 Operator Help request button 4 Door lock 5 Loudspeaker Intercom System 6 User display 7 Ticket issue nozzle 8 RFID reader for cards 9 Ticket request button Ver 1 0 21st Nov 2014 ENG ...

Page 16: ...3 Power Supply Unit 4 Paper roll support 5 Paper reserve sensor 6 Paper tension level 7 Ventilation 8 User display 9 Intercom System Analog VOIP 10 Ticket Printer 11 RFID reader for cards 12 Paper roll 13 Graphic display management Board 14 ControllerPlus Board 15 Practic 503 Board 16 Interface Board 17 DP2 Detector Board Ver 1 0 21st Nov 2014 ENG ...

Page 17: ...unted and wired inside or outside of the device Device Basic Module External Option Internal Option User display Backlit LCD Display 4x20 characters Full color graphic screen 7 Ticket Printer RFID reader for cards Thermo heater Ventilation Intercom System Analog VOIP AVI Reader LPR Camera Vacant Full Sign Refer to the manual of the specific optional product for more information Ver 1 0 21st Nov 20...

Page 18: ...ramming Keyboard The PC Management is not present the Management System is not present STAND ALONE SLAVE Limited functionality for the absence of the Management System configured and managed thanks to the PL Programming Keyboard subject to a Stand Alone Master peripheral 2 4 2 Features on station All the devices that make up the vehicular lane of an automated parking system are managed directly by...

Page 19: ...opriate signs not supplied by the FAAC S p A indicating the prices and the parking rules 3 2 INSTALLATION ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS The vehicular lane must be constructed so that the vehicles coming from different directions can easily get close to the column in order to enable the user to draw the ticket or present a valid card to the transit without any difficulty The equipment must be installe...

Page 20: ... 600 mm g 400 mm h 500 mm i 220 mm 3 3 2 Installing the plate e f g h Figure 8 Plate positioning Pitch Action 1 Assemble the foundation plate 2 Perform a foundation plinth 3 Wall up the foundation plate by set ting up two or more sheaths for the data and electric cables to be passed 4 Make sure the plate is perfectly hori zontal with a spirit level Wait for the cement to set Ver 1 0 21st Nov 2014 ...

Page 21: ...21 3 3 3 Fixing Fasten the Peripheral to the plate 1 using the relevant nuts and washers 2 2 1 Figure 9 Fixing Peripheral to the plate Ver 1 0 21st Nov 2014 ENG ...

Page 22: ...pe of cable Section 1 Power Supply Vac Peripheral Flame retardant 2 x 1 5 mm2 earth 2 Data Peripheral RS485 Twisted pair and shielded eg Belden 9841 or Ceam 09842 2 x 0 25 mm2 TCP IP UTP cat 5 or higher 8 x 0 2 mm2 3 Data Intercom System Analog VOIP Analog Twisted pair 0 4 mm2 275 Ω Km 0 6 mm2 122 Ω Km TCP IP UTP cat 5 or higher 8 x 0 2 mm2 4 Data Graphic display manage ment Board TCP IP UTP cat 5...

Page 23: ...amera Flame retardant 2 x 1 5 mm2 earth 12 Data LPR Camera UTP cat 5 or higher 8 x 0 2 mm2 13 Power Supply Vac Vacant Full Sign Flame retardant 2 x 1 5 mm2 earth 14 Power Supply Vac Commands Vacant Full Sign Flame retardant 3 x 1 5 mm2 earth Ver 1 0 21st Nov 2014 ENG ...

Page 24: ... loops The figure shows a complete Peripheral installation where are connected the options The green arrow indicates the starting point to determine measurements 1 2 3 4 5 5 Figure 11 Single lane layout Pos Element 1 ParQube peripheral 2 AVI Reader 3 Barrier 4 LPR Camera 5 Magnetic loops Refer to the Parking System Fundamentals manual for additional layouts and explanations about the importance of...

Page 25: ... connected so as to avoid an accidental fall 3 6 1 Connections on interface board The interface board allows an easy wiring of the peripheral with external devices such as Magnetic loops Barriers Data communication line AVI Reader Vacant Full Sign LPR Camera In addition the board hosts the connections between the ControllerPlus board and the devices inside the peripheral The following diagram illu...

Page 26: ...Input 4 auxiliary 7 Input 3 open beam from from external contact 6 Common for auxiliary input 5 Common for auxiliary input 4 Output 2 Reserved command for Close Beam 3 Output 1 Reserved command for Open Beam 2 Not Used 1 Common for beam Open Close commands M3 Connector for RS485 data line No Pin Description 9 GND Polling Out for subnet 8 7 6 GND Polling Out 5 4 3 GND Polling In 2 1 M8 Connector fo...

Page 27: ...oop input 24Vdc M9 Connector for safety beam contact Note this is activated according to the engagement of the transit loop No Pin Description 3 NO Not Used 2 NC 1 C M2 Vacant Full Sign connector Note pay attention as the contacts supply a voltage of 230 Vac No Pin Description 4 Not used 3 Phase for vacant 2 Neutral 1 Phase for lamp P and full M1 Connector for power supply No Pin Description L Lin...

Page 28: ...n 624BLD Board Interface Board 624BLD Board J1 M4 1 10 3 4 4 6 M9 1 11 2 7 Connect the photocells optional for the safety of pedestrians in series between these two pins If you are using a different type of barrier please refer to its installation manual Set the P logic in the electronic board of the barrier Please refer to the programming manual for the barrier setting Ver 1 0 21st Nov 2014 ENG ...

Page 29: ...r DB9m not supplied by FAAC S p A Follow the instructions indicated in the table below M6 CN7 Figure 15 Connections on interface board M2 M1 DB9 M Figure 16 Connections on ETH 485 232 Converter ETH 485 232 DB9 Soldered side Interface Board M6 M2 TX 2 RX 3 GND 5 M1 AC 1 GND 3 DB9 CN7 Ver 1 0 21st Nov 2014 ENG ...

Page 30: ... F Sign is used code 103130 or 103131 The V F Sign requires mains power 230V on the connector B M2 Figure 17 Connections on interface board 1 4 3 2 GND N L A B Figure 18 V F Sign connection at ParQube LE Interface Board M2 V F Sign A 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 Not used Ver 1 0 21st Nov 2014 ENG ...

Page 31: ...ence LED on the Interface Board is on Verify that the two LEDs on the Ali SW board are on Verify that the 5Vdc presence LED on the ControllerPlus Board is on Function jumper positioning Verify the correct positioning on connector CN1 on the ControllerPlus board Metal Detector calibration and proper operation of the loops Verify that all the dip switches on the detector are configured as described ...

Page 32: ...e to force the FULL and VACANT conditions verify that the peripheral displays the relevant messages and consistently drives the connected V F Sign Paper Reserve Alarm Remove the paper roll from its holder and verify that the Paper reserve alert appears in the software moni toring window as an alarm Replace the roll in his seat and verify that the alarm condition disappears Heater Operation Verify ...

Page 33: ... A Channel 1 Pin Description 4 Frequency 3 Retaining time 2 Sensitivity B 1 Sensitivity A 4 Channel 1 Green LED Channel Status 5 Channel 1 Red LED Vehicle on Loop 4 1 1 Setting of detector DP2 The detector is set via the 8 dip switches see point 3 table above on the side of the electronic board The variation of position of each of these allows the operating characteristics of this component to be ...

Page 34: ...dium high DIP 01 OFF DIP 02 ON DIP 05 OFF DIP 06 ON High DIP 01 ON DIP 02 ON DIP 05 ON DIP 06 ON 4 1 1 2 Frequency The operating frequency of the detector can be configured on two levels via dip switches 4 and 8 separately for each channel Frequency Channel 1 Channel 2 Low DIP 04 OFF DIP 08 OFF High DIP 04 ON DIP 08 ON Set the same frequency for both channels of the detector on the same lane In ca...

Page 35: ...nutes DIP 03 OFF DIP 07 OFF Infinite DIP 03 ON DIP 07 ON 4 1 1 4 Signaling LED The green LED displays the operating status of the channel of the detector whereas the red LED provides status information of the relay depending on the condition of the loop The signals are shown separately for each of the two channels The table below summarises the detected conditions Detector status Green LED Channel...

Page 36: ... control all the peripherals totally autonomously or via interaction with the Management System 4 2 1 Jumper and LED CN8 CN7 CN1 L 1 4 L 5 Figure 21 Jumper and LED Pos Description CN7 Connector for enter the programming mode CN1 Connector to insert the function Jumper L 5 Signaling LED CN8 Termination resistor L 1 4 Signaling LED Ver 1 0 21st Nov 2014 ENG ...

Page 37: ...r already set in the correct position Switch off the electronic board before to move the jumper position The ControllerPlus sets its function during the boot loading sequence Jumper position in CN1 Function description Notes A ParQube LE B ParQube Fee Computer C ParQube LS D ParQube Access Reader Counter E ParQube LX F ParQube APS G Not used Boards ordered as spare parts are delivered with the Jum...

Page 38: ...the Parking System Fundamentals manual ControllerPlus is equipped with two connectors to enable this resistor Connector Figure Description CN8 Use this connector and move the relevant Jum per the resistance is disabled by default if the board is a Slave connected on the 485 network to the Management System or subnet to a Ma ster board CN6 Use this connector and move the relevant Jum per disabled b...

Page 39: ...e to control an entry lane of a parking system in conformity with the following EC Directives when installed in accordance with the instructions found in the operating instructions Directive EMC Directive 2015 Low Voltage Directive and that all standards and or technical specifications described below have been applied Applied harmonised standards EN 60335 1 2012 EN 61000 6 2 2005 EN 61000 6 3 200...

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