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NOTICE
The turnstile cannot be turned manually on a subfloor door with a geared motor!
3.4.4
Information on motion detectors
NOTICE
Moving objects, i.e. loose poster or plants that move in the detection area can trigger an unin-
tentional startup.
Motion detectors are installed on each access side of the door (see “Safety and operating compon-
ents legend”).
These motion detectors detect moving persons. If for example, the detection field of a motion detector
is entered in the AUTOMATIC operating mode, the turnstile will start to rotate from the start position.
If the detection field is entered in the CONTINUOUS operating mode, (slow speed) the turnstile will
accelerate from slow speed to walking speed.
3.4.5
Vertical safety sensors drum edge
The danger zones between the rotating turnstile wings and the fixed drum wall edges, on the access
sides of the door are secured with vertical safety sensors that radiate to the ground.
These safety sensors are only enabled when the rotating turnstile wing approaches the drum wall
edge within approx. 40 degrees (danger zone). When a safety sensor is activated inside the danger
zone, the turnstile will either stop immediately or switch to slow speed, depending on how the para-
meters have been set on the door control. As long as a safety sensor is activated, the stop setting will
be held. The slow speed setting remains active until the turnstile reaches the end position. Then the
turnstile will accelerate again and resume until another safety sensor is activated. When the safety
sensors are no longer activated, the turnstile will accelerate back to the pre-adjusted speed.
3.4.6
Information on safety strips
CAUTION
Risk of destruction Safety edge
a) Personal injury and damage to property due to malfunctions on the safety edge
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Do not use pointed or sharp-edged objects when working on the safety edge.
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Do not use aggressive cleaning agents such as mineral oils or petrol when working on the safety
edge.
NOTICE
On the drum wall edges of the system and on the lower and outer turnstile profiles of the turn-
stile wings, vertical and horizontal safety bars made of soft rubber are mounted in the direc-
tion of rotation. When a safety bar is actuated, the turnstile stops turning immediately.
When the safety bar is no longer actuated, the turnstile resumes turning.