CP.RT CONTROL UNIT
Control unit for the control of pedestrian crossings, via turnstiles or tripods.
INPUT/OUTPUT FUNCTIONS (FIG.12)
SA.24V
Terminals
Department
Description
L-N-GND
Supply
Mains power input 100÷250Vac 50/60Hz
+ -
24Vdc Output
24 Vdc Output CP.RT Control Unit power supply
+BAT-
Batteries
Terminal Input for connecting the buffer batteries (accessory)
CP.RT
Terminals
Department
Description
OUT A
Enable rotation in direction A
24V connection output for direction A magnet.
Powering magnet A allows the turnstile to turn CLOCKWISE (top view).
OUT B
Enable rotation in direction B
24V connection output for direction B magnet.
Powering magnet B allows the turnstile to turn ANTI-CLOCKWISE (top view).
TLIGHT A
Traffic light A
24V LED traffic light control.
TLIGHT B
Traffic light B
24V LED traffic light control.
POWER
Power supply 24
24V power supply input from the board, respect polarities
Encoder
Encoder Connector
Quick connector input for Motor Encoder connection
MODE A
Input A
4-pole terminal for controlling output A:
START: NO contact to enable the output A magnet, closing the contact gives consent to a
rotation in direction A. An NO button can be used, the NO contact of a card reader, or a digital
push-button panel, etc.
STOP: NO contact for the lock button, closing the contact locks the rotation in direction A,
preventing any passing until it is released.
FREE Pass: NO contact for release button, closing the contact frees the rotation in direction
A.
COM (GND): Common for the control inputs
MODE B
Input B
Same functions as MODE Input A but referring to output B
SW1
Control joystick
UP
R
L
DOWN
Allows you to navigate through the programming menus and set the operating values.
UP Direction:
Increase parameter value
DOWN Direction: Decrease parameter value
R Direction:
Next menu
L Direction:
Previous menu
When the display requires it press the Joystick button
RESET
Restarts the control unit
PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
The CP.RT control unit controls both directions of passage through the gate.
Consider the turnstile seen from above:
In Figure 13, the pedestrian moves in the direction indicated, the turnstile must rotate CLOCKWISE to allow it to pass, this rotation direction is controlled
by magnet A and its inputs.
In Figure 14, the pedestrian moves in the direction indicated, the turnstile must rotate ANTI-CLOCKWISE to allow it to pass, this rotation direction is
controlled by magnet A and its inputs.
It is possible to connect a traffic light that indicates the possibility of passage of the gate.
The turnstiles can have 3 or 4 arms:
- For a 3-arm turnstile, set a 120° rotation in menu 5
- For a 4-arm turnstile, set a 90° rotation in menu 5
PROGRAMMING
When power is supplied to the control unit, the manufacturer’s name, firmware version and “PUSH TO SETUP” message appear on the LCD display.
The first menu displayed is the turnstile type configuration menu 5 only the first time the power is turned on.
By pressing the Joystick button you can access the following menus:
1 PUSH TO SET C
Check that the turnstile is in a stop position, then press the Joystick to assign the “zero” position to the encoder.
2 TOUT CrdRd
Sets the pass timeout value. When the set time has elapsed, the magnet is de-energized, inhibiting the passage.
The minimum value is 1 second, the maximum value is 25, the default value is 6 seconds.
3 Light
Not used
4 C.R.T Light
Sets the operating logic of the traffic light associated with the A/B outputs.
RED: Traffic lights are always red, when one direction is enabled its light switches to green.
GRN: Traffic lights are always green, when one direction is enabled the opposite light switches to green.
The default value is RED
5 Mec. Type
Set the type of turnstile/tripod.
120 dg should be used with 3-arm turnstiles.
90 dg should be used with 4-arm turnstiles.
Select the type of turnstile used.
ERROR MESSAGES
Encoder connection error
The motor encoder is not connected to the control
unit
check the wiring in the central unit and on the engine
Encoder error
The encoder is connected, but not working properly
check the correct mounting of the magnet and encoder board
ENG
