SCS 770758 Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual Download Page 5

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WIRING THE DUAL COMBINATION TESTER TO AN 

ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM

The Dual Combination Tester may be connected to 

an Access Control System to grant access when both 

a valid proximity badge is read and PASS test results 

are achieved at the tester. Figure 8 shows an example 

when using a turnstile.

Operation

1.  A circling light around the test switch indicates when 

the Dual Combination Tester is on standby and 

ready to perform a test. 

Access Control System*

NORMALLY

OPEN RELAY

DATA 

INPUT

Proximity

Reader

Dual 

Combination 

Tester

ACC

INPUT

Turnstile

DATA

LINES

Figure 8. Wiring the Dual Combination Tester to an 

Access Control System

(normally open relay 

contacts shown above)

2.  While wearing a wrist strap and/or ESD footwear, 

plug the wrist cord into its corresponding jack 

located on the face of the Dual Combination Tester. 

Place one foot on each foot plate. 

3.  To begin the test, use your finger to bridge the test 

switch’s inner and outer contacts. The blue standby 

LED will become solid to indicate that the test has 

been initiated. Hold your finger down until the test 

results are displayed. 

 

If your finger is removed too early, the tester’s LEDs 

will blink three times to indicate that the test was not 

completed. DO NOT touch any other metal while 

performing your test as this will affect your results. 

*NOTE: The Access Control System must have a time 

delay feature in order to achieve the configuration 

described above. Set the Access Control System’s 

relay to remain active for a few seconds when a valid 

proximity badge is accepted. The relay will need to 

remain active long enough for an operator to perform 

a test on the Dual Combination Tester. The access 

control device will only unlock when it receives an active 

signal from both the Access Control System and Dual 

Combination Tester.

Figure 9. Steady-State Test Switch features and 

components

OUTER

CONTACT

INNER

CONTACT

STANDBY

LED

Summary of Contents for 770758

Page 1: ...Combination Tester 770751 Limit Comparator 770752 Power Adapter 100 240 VAC Input 12 VDC 0 5 A Output All Plugs Per ANSI ESD S20 20 section 7 3 A Compliance Verification Plan shall be established to e...

Page 2: ...rd here to test your wrist strap F Dual Wire Wrist Strap Jack Insert your dual wire wrist cord here to test your wrist strap G Wrist Strap Status LEDs Displays the wrist strap test results H Relay Ter...

Page 3: ...ON 10 Megohms 1 x 107 ON OFF 35 Megohms 3 5 x 107 default setting DIP switch 5 must be ON default setting for the wrist strap test to be active The wrist strap test will be disabled if DIP switch 5 i...

Page 4: ...Secure the backplate using the two Phillips head screws and nuts 4 Plug the ground cord into the ground jack located on the bottom of the tester and connect the ring terminal to equipment ground This...

Page 5: ...onding jack located on the face of the Dual Combination Tester Place one foot on each foot plate 3 To begin the test use your finger to bridge the test switch s inner and outer contacts The blue stand...

Page 6: ...to ensure that they are being worn correctly and or need to be replaced NOTE Failures may be caused by dry skin or minimal sweat layer For wrist straps try using an approved dissipative hand lotion s...

Page 7: ...bs 2 5 kg Maintenance To maintain optimum performance cleaning should be performed on a regular basis Use a minimum of 80 Isopropyl alcohol to clean the foot plate and test switch Other cleaners are s...

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