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DB_GAT-INFO6100--EN_12.indd • Part No.: 860380

Installation instructions

The rear part of the device attaches to a flat surface (e.g., concrete wall) 
using screws. If attaching to an uneven surface, the rear part must not be 
distorted as this prevents the correct connection of the device front part. 
Recommended mounting height: 1.3 m to middle of device.

1.  Flush-mounted cabling access
2.  Surface-mounted cabling access
3.  Back box
4.  Device rear part
5.  Conduit for surface-mounted cabling
6.  Mounting hole for back box
7.  Mounting hole

Installation

•  The cabling can be flush mounted (1) or surface mounted (2).
•  For surface-mounted cabling, ensure the cabling can still be inserted 

once the device rear part has been mounted. Otherwise, run the 
cabling through the cable lead-ins prior to securing.

•  For flush-mounted cabling, ensure that the outlet for the cable is 

covered after mounting the rear part. 

•  When mounting the device in a standard back box, use the three 

mounting holes marked 6 in the diagram. When mounting the device to 
a wall, use the three mounting holes marked 7 in the diagram. 

•  Attach the device rear part to the wall using three screws. Use the 

correct type of screws and dowels according to the wall material and 
ensure that the rear part is attached securely. 

•  Complete the electrical connections according to the instructions on 

page 4. 

    

CAUTION!

  The electrical connections must be made in a 

powerless state.

Attaching the device front part

After installing the device rear part and completing the electrical 
connections, the device front part attaches to the rear part as follows.
•  Ensure that the socket in the device rear part (circled below) is free 

from dust and moisture.

NOTICE!

 If cleaning is required, do not use any aggressive detergents 

and take care not to damage the contacts. Only clean the device in a 
powerless state.

•  Ensure that the cabling is stored safely and will not be damaged when 

the front part is attached.

•  Plug the connection cable into the socket on the device rear part.
•  Hook the top of the front part into the top of the rear part. 
•  Swing the bottom of the front part forward until it clicks into place in 

the rear part.

Removing the device front part

The device can only be opened using the supplied special tool (Part No.: 
581683). 
•  Use the special tool to release the two catches on the bottom of the 

device in succession. 

•  Carefully swing the device front part forward.

69 mm (2.72´´)

13 mm (0.51´´)

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71 mm (2.8´´)

60 mm (2.36´´)

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Summary of Contents for GAT Info 6100

Page 1: ...ompanies and depots System users are identified at the terminal via contactless RFID data carriers Radio Frequency Identification or NFC technology Information for user guidance is provided via a graphical monochrome display LCD The different models in the range see order information provide support for most popular RFID technologies Description Part No GAT Info 6100 B Information terminal for the...

Page 2: ...100 Power supply Network i Data carrier Dimensions 1 4 segment LED indicator 2 Monochrome display LCD 3 Function keys 4 Illuminated scan field 5 Device rear part 6 Device front part 93 mm 3 66 33 mm 1 3 24 mm 0 94 107 mm 4 2 2 3 4 5 6 1 Valid from July 1st 2016 Technical data subject to modification without notice DB_GAT INFO6100 EN_12 indd Part No 860380 Control elements 4 function keys RFID read...

Page 3: ... part to the wall using three screws Use the correct type of screws and dowels according to the wall material and ensure that the rear part is attached securely Complete the electrical connections according to the instructions on page 4 CAUTION The electrical connections must be made in a powerless state Attaching the device front part After installing the device rear part and completing the elect...

Page 4: ...harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that of which the re...

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