Publication Number 53923. Issue 3, March 2016
Wayfarer 6 Generic Service Manual
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You will have been supplied with the relevant number of Wayfarer 6 mounting
trays as specified on your order. They will be sufficient to install all of the
required ticket machines in their appropriate location.
Wayfarer 6 mounting trays have fitted a tray interface PCB so connections should be
wired up using the cables specified. The cable specifications are detailed in Section
2 of this manual. The interface PCB is used for connecting your ETM to ancillary
equipment and to the vehicle power supply. Screw terminal blocks on the Interface
PCB enable wire or crimp connectivity and standard USB and Ethernet connectors
are also provided.
The following information assumes that the ETM is to be fitted in generic mounting
tray (14840 power, Ignition, RS232, RS485, Vault, Dig I/P, Silicon Serial number,
Ethernet, USB, Relay O/P, and Debug port) supplied by Parkeon or their agents.
Paragraph 4.1 gives the installation details, and technical data that may assist in
the fitting of the unit, is given in Section 2 of this manual.
4.1 Installing the Wayfarer 6 and Tray
The minimum standard flat area required for fitting the Wayfarer 6 mounting tray
is 170mm (wide) x 170mm (deep); this will allow the mounting tray to be
completely supported with no overhang.
Refer to Figure 3 for cube physical space dimensions.
However, a further depth clearance of 78mm and a width clearance of 56mm will
be required to allow for the ETM when it is fitted. A depth clearance of 276mm is
required to allow the top cover of the ETM to be hinged open when replacing the
ticket roll. Note that a minimum height clearance of 333mm is required to allow
the top cover of the ETM to be hinged open. The mounting tray MUST be mounted
on a flat surface, this is important so that smart cards placed on the surface of the
reader do not slip off.
WARNING
PARKEON ACCEPT NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY INJURY TO
PERSONNEL OR DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT AS A RESULT OF USING A
MOUNTING AREA OF LESS THAN THE MINIMUM STANDARD DETAILED
ABOVE.
The mounting tray’s cable assembly can be routed through either of the holes in
the mounting tray and then through a hole in the mounting surface (via a cable
grommet). Alternatively the rear of the mounting tray plastic moulding has knock
outs so the cable could be routed out of the back of the mounting tray. However
a minimum clearance of 30mm behind the tray is suggested for cable rear entry.
