FAAC GRS-02 Bedienungsanleitung

C E DECLARATION OF C O N F O R M I T Y

Manufacturer:

FAAC

S.p.A

Address:

Via Benini,

40069 - Zola

edosa

BOLOGNA -

Declares that

Token acceptor

GRS-02

•

conforms to the essential safety requirements

of the

following EEC directives

73/23

EEC and following modification

93/68/

EEC

89/336

EEC and following modification

92/31

EEC and

93/68/EEC

Additional notes:

this product underwent tests in a typical

homogeneous

configuration

(all products by FAAC

S.p.A

.).

Bologna,

2nd January

2009

The Managing

Director

Mar

cellan

GENERAL SAFETY OBLIGATIONS

1) ATTENTION! To ensure the safety of people, it is important that you read all the following

instructions. Incorrect installation or incorrect use of the product could cause serious harm to

people.

2) Carefully read the instructions before beginning to install the product.

3) Do not leave packing materials (plastic, polystyrene, etc.) within reach of children as such materials are potential

sources of danger.

4) Store these instructions for future reference.

5) This product was designed and built strictly for the use indicated in this documentation. Any other use, not expressly

indicated here, could compromise the good condition of the product and/or be a source of danger.

6) FAAC declines all liability caused by improper use or use other than that for which the product was intended.

7) Do not install the equipment in an explosive atmosphere: the presence of gas or inflammable fumes is a serious danger

to safety.

8) FAAC is not responsible for failure to observe Good Technique in the installation of the product.

9) Before attempting any job on the system, cut out electrical power.

10) Make sure that a differential switch with threshold of 0.03A is fitted upstream of the system.

11) Make sure that the earthing system is perfectly realised and connect the yellow/green earth terminal of the Token

Acceptor to it.

12) FAAC declines all liability as concerns safety and efficient operation of the Token Acceptor, if system components

not produced by FAAC are used.

13) For maintenance, strictly use original parts by FAAC.

14) Do not in any way modify the components of the Token Acceptor.

15) The installer shall supply all information concerning the system operation and shall hand over to the user the “User’s

Guide” supplied with the product.

16) The user must not attempt any kind of repair or direct action whatever and contact qualified personnel only.

17) Anything not expressly specified in these instructions is not permitted.

ENGLISH

TOKEN ACCEPTOR GRS-02

The GRS-02 Token Acceptor consists of a steel upright with

cataphoresis treatment and polyester painting. The upright

houses the FAAC token accepting module and the collection

tray. The Token Acceptor is prepared for the application of a

DIN guide on which a Detector can be installed to enable the

token insertion only in the presence of a vehicle.

The GRS-02 Token Acceptor was designed and built to

control pedestrian or vehicle accesses.

Avoid any other use.

1. DESCRIPTION AND TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS

The GRS-02 Token Acceptor is a pulse generator that, when a

token is inserted, controls the opening of pedestrian or vehicle

accesses.

In the “pedestrian” configuration, the token insertion slot must

be always open (in this case, the shutter must be physically

removed).

In the “vehicle” configuration, by interfacing a Single- or a

Two-Channel Detector, you can enable the token insertion only

in the presence of a vehicle; in this case pedestrians are not

allowed to use the lane.

Tab.1 Technical Specifications GRS-02 Token Acceptor

2. DIMENSIONS

fig.2

POWER SUPPLY

MAX. ABSORBED POWER

OPERATING AMBIENT

TEMPERATURE

WEIGHT

HOUSING PROTECTIVE

TREATMENT

HOUSING PAINT

No. CONTACTS

TOKEN CONTAINER CAPACITY

OVERALL DIMENSIONS

24vdc (solo gli accessori)

SEE INDIVIDUAL ACCESSORIES

CATAPHORESIS

Opaque Grey and Blue Micalised Polyester

-20°C / +50°C

14 KG

2 (N.O. or N.C.)

APPROX. 2000 PCS.

SEE FIG. 2

Token accepting module

Facility for DIN guide

Door with lock

Token collection tray

Token insertion slot

24VDC (ACCESSORIES ONLY)

ENGLISH

3. ELECTRIC PREPARATIONS

3.1. PEDESTRIAN ACCESS

If the Token Acceptor is used to control the opening of a

pedestrian access you need to remove the shutter from the

token acceptor:

Prepare a 2 x 1 mm² cable between the token acceptor and the

control unit of the gate or barrier.

3.2. VEHICLE ACCESS IN LOGIC “A”

If you need to control the opening of a vehicle access only,

without having to control a beam closing contact, operate as

follows:

•add a Single-Channel Detector FG1 (to connect the use of

the Token Acceptor according to the presence of a

vehicle)

•realise a magnetic loop

•provide 24 Vdc –500 mA power supply

•perform the electric preparations as shown in fig.3

3.3. VEHICLE ACCESS IN LOGIC “P”

If the GRS-02 Token Acceptor is used to control a vehicle

access and simultaneously manage the beam closure, you

need to perform the following:

• add the Two-Channel Detector FG2 (to connect the use of

the Token Acceptor according to the presence of a vehicle

and control the beam closure)

• realise two magnetic loops

• provide 24 Vdc - 500 mA power supply

• perform the electric preparations as shown in fig.4

4. INSTALLATION

4.1. PRELIMINARY CHECKS

To ensure safety and an efficiently operating Token Acceptor,

make sure the following conditions are observed:

•The soil must permit sufficient stability of the foundation

plinth.

•There must be no pipes or electrical cables in the plinth

excavation and in the loop areas.

•If the Token Acceptor is exposed to passing vehicles,

install, if possible, adequate means of protections against

accidental impact.

•Check that an efficient earth socket is available for

connecting the housing of the Token Acceptor.

4.2. POSITIONING THE COMPONENTS

4.2.1. PEDESTRIAN ACCESS

Before placing the foundation plate of the GRS-02 Token

Acceptor, make sure the following conditions are observed:

•The Token Acceptor must be installed in such a way not to

expose the user to impact, crushing, dragging risks etc.

due to the movement of the gate or barrier.

4.2.2. VEHICLE ACCESS

Before placing the foundation plate of the GRS-02 Token

Acceptor, make sure the following conditions are observed:

•The Token Acceptor must be installed in such a way not to

expose vehicles to impact, crushing, dragging risks etc.

due to the movement of the gate or barrier

•Place the Token Acceptor in such a way that the vehicles

coming from various directions can approach the Token

Acceptor enabling the driver to insert the token without any

difficulties.

•Realise the magnetic loop in correspondence with the

Token Acceptor (the loop must be engaged by the vehicle

when the window is in front of the token insertion slot). The

loop must be dimensioned according to the type of vehicle

to detect: observe the dimensions given in fig.5 for

vehicles and vans or the dimensions in fig.7 to detect

heavy vehicles. To realise the loop follow the instructions

in Chapters 4.3. and 4.4.1.

Token Acceptor GRS-02 + shutter

+ two-channel detector FG2

1 - Barrier 620

2 –Magnetic loop (see chpt. 4.3.)

3 -Miniservice power pack

To TD 620

1) Token Acceptor GRS-02 +

Single-Channel Detector

FG1

2) Access to control

3) Miniservice power pack

4) Magnetic loop (see chapter

4.3.)

ENGLISH

•The magnetic loops must be positioned as shown in fig. 5:

only if positioned in this configuration, the loops are able to

manage the vehicle count in a correct way and to control

the re-closure of the barrier exclusively after the vehicle

has transited. However the dimensions can be adapted to

the lane width and to the type of vehicles to detect: fig.5

shows the loops to be used in the event of a lane width of

2.5 m for cars and vans.

•The Token Acceptor and the Barrier must be installed on

an island lifted by approx. 15 cm. with respect to the

street surface in order to protect them against impacts

during vehicle movement. If this is not possible, install

suitable protective structures around the base of both

housings.

4.3. REALIZING THE MAGNETIC LOOPS

The magnetic loops can be realised in two different ways:

laying the cable directly in a chase made in the existing

pavement or, this is the best solution, realising a cable duct in

PVC before the pavement is made.

In both cases, the cable must be laid not over 5 cm from the

surface and not less than 15 cm from covers or other metallic

objects.

In case of a cable duct, you can use a normal single-pole cable

with 1.5 mm² section. On the contrary, the cable directly laid in

the chase must have the same section but with double

insulation (for the realisation of the chase, see chapter 4.4.1.).

The loop must be realised with a single cable without making

any joints. Both ends of the cable must be twisted each other

(at least 20 times per meter) for the whole section from the

loop to the Detector terminal board.

The number of windings of the loops is 4.

POSITIONING LAYOUT OF ENTRY/EXIT LANE DEVICES

Foundation plate for Token

Acceptor GRS-02

Foundation plate for Barrier 620 rapid

(RH version)

Sense of direction

Presence loop

Transit loop

Loop made of 4

windings

ENGLISH

4.4. MASONRY PREPARATIONS

4.4.1. CHASE FOR THE MAGNETIC LOOP

Fig.8 shows the realization of the magnetic loop chase. The

corners must be cut at 45°, as shown in the figure, to prevent

the cable breaking in the corners. After the cable has been

laid, the chase must be sealed with bitumen.

Realize the case at a distance of at least 15 cm. from metallic

objects (pits, grids, etc.).

If the pavement is still to be made, prepare a cable duct (if

possible with a plastic duct in one of the loop corners) and

calculate its depth according to the thickness of the finished

pavement (when pavement jobs are finished, the loop must

be at a distance greater than 5 cm from the surface).

4.4.2. MASONRY OF THE FOUNDATION PLATE

1) Assemble the foundation plate as shown in fig.9.

2) Make a foundation plinth as shown in fig.10 and wall the

foundation plate supplying one or more sheaths for

routing electrical cables. Using a spirit level, check if the

plate is perfectly level. Wait for the cement to set.

fig.10

3) Prepare the electric cables for the connection as indicated

in Chapter 3.1, 3.2 or 3.3 according to the type of use. For

easy connection, let the cables come out of the foundation

plate hole for approx 1m. .

4.5. FASTENING

Make sure that the foundation plate is correctly secured and

that the cement has set. Unscrew the plate nuts and fasten the

Token Acceptor routing the cables from the inner part of the

base to the door.

5. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

5.1. PEDESTRIAN ACCESS

In the configuration for pedestrian access management there is

a microswitch with 2 potential-free contacts, N.O. and N.C., to

send the Open command to an automated system.

The terminals are positioned as shown in fig.11.

fig.9

Dimensions in mm.

N.C. contact

N.O. contact

Common contact

ENGLISH

5.2. VEHICLE ACCESS IN LOGIC “A”

In the configuration for the management of a lane in logic “A” you

need to add a detector FG1. Fasten the DIN guide on the two

available screws and press the detector in place.

Prepare a 24 Vdc power supply and perform the connections as

shown in fig.13.

Presence Time and Reset

The presence time can be set

using the

microswitch

“h”. At the end of the

presence time the detector

signals “loop free” and self-calibrates. The presence time starts

when the loop is engaged. An automatic reset is performed

when the detector is activated or when the dip

“h” setting changes.

Operation of the Relay

The detector is equipped with 2 relays:

Relay 1 supplies a presence

contact, while Relay 2 sends a pulse

when the loop is disengaged. The operation of

Relay 1 can be selected by changing the setting of the

dip “r”.

N.B.: For this application you need to select the operation

“N.O.” contact.

Frequency selection

The detector operating frequency

can be set on

two levels according to the position

of the loop connector.

Frequency depends furthermore

on the loop shape, on the

number of windings and on the cable total length.

N.B.: For any further explanations on the operation of the

detector FG1, please refer to the specific instructions of

the product.

5.3. VEHICLE ACCESS IN LOGIC “P”

In the configuration for the management of a lane in logic “P”

you need to add the detector FG2. Fasten the DIN guide on the

two available screws and press the detector base in place.

fig.13:

the token insertion slot only opens when a vehicle is on the

magnetic loop. The gate or beam opening command must be

connected to the microswitch of the accepting module (see

Chapter. 5.1.).

For the detector FG1 programming, operate as follows:

Sensitivity

The detector sensitivity can

be set on four

different levels using the two first

microswitches on top

(close to letter s).

loop

PRESENCE TIME

5 minutes

SENSITIVITY

LOW

MEDIUM-LOW

MEDIUM-HIGH

HIGH

RELAY 1 FUNCTION

N.C. CONTACT

N.O. CONTACT

FREQUENCY

LOOP CONN.

LOW

LOOP 1

(presence)

LOOP 2

(transit)

Microswitch 1

Token acceptor module

Board

624 MPS

Ticket Dispenser

Shutter

SHUTTER

HIGH

Prepare a 24 Vdc power supply and perform the connections

as shown in fig.14.

In this way the token insertion slot only opens when a vehicle is

on the presence loop. The token insertion commands the

barrier opening and the de-count of the vehicle; the barrier

closes again when the transit loop is disengaged (using logic P

on FAAC barriers, mod.620 - 640).

To program and use the detector FG2 operate as follows (the

recommended setting is indicated in grey):

On the front part you may find green LEDs (loop check),

red LEDs (loop status), programming microswitches

and the reset push-button. The red LEDs light on when a

metallic mass is detected; the green

LEDs are normally on: they

turn off to signal a

loop malfunctioning and can also

flash to indicate

a temporary fault:

in this condition the loop

operates regularly and the

Reset push-button can be pressed

to acknowledge the signal.

Below you will find the

Programming table of the microswitches:

Never change the setting of

microswitch SW7 and of both

switches under the LEDs (they must

be positioned to the right).

Sensitivity

The detector sensitivity can be set on four different levels: each

of the 2 loops has an independent setting.

SW1

SW2

LOOP 1 SENSITIVITY (presence)

OFF

LOW

OFF

MEDIUM –LOW

OFF

MEDIUM –HIGH

HIGH

SW3

SW4

LOOP 2 SENSITIVITY (transit)

OFF

LOW

OFF

MEDIUM –LOW

OFF

MEDIUM –HIGH

HIGH

Frequency selection

The detector operating frequency can be set on two levels

using the dip SW5. The detector automatically changes the

frequencies of both loops. Frequency depends furthermore on

the loop shape, on the number of windings and on the cable

total length.

SW5

FREQUENCY

OFF

LOW

HIGH

Presence Time and Reset

The presence time can be set using the microswitch SW6. At

the end of the presence time, the detector signals “loop free”

and self-calibrates. The presence time starts when the loop is

engaged. An automatic reset is performed when the detector is

activated, changing the dip SW6 setting or pressing the Reset

push-button.

SW6

PRESENCE TIME (Self-calibration)

OFF

5 MINUTES

INFINITE

Microswitch SW7

This microswitch must be programmed as shown below to

enable the correct operation of the system.

Relay 2 logic

When programming the microswitch SW8 you can choose if the

Relay 2 has to work in “presence” (contact active as long as the

loop is engaged) or “pulse on disengagement” logic (200 ms

pulse when loop 2 is disengaged).

SW8

RELAY 2 LOGIC

OFF

PRESENCE

PULSE ON LOOP 2 DISENGAGEMENT

N.B.: For any further explanations on the detector FG2

operation, please refer to the specific instructions of the

product.

SW7

OFF

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6.0 References of the electrical connections, barrier 620 in logic “P”

FAN

MOTOR

MOTOR THRUST

CAPACITOR

FOR THE CONNECTION

OF PHOTOCELLS AND

SAFETY DEVICES, REFER

TO PARAGRAPH 4.1

BEAM

BREAKTHROUGH

BARRIER 620/640 SET IN LOGIC “P”

OPEN/CLOSED COMMANDS

OPEN BARRIER

CLOSED BARRIER

LOOP 2

Safety stop command

(logic “p”) on 624 BLD

OPEN / CLOSED COMMON

CONTACT

BARRIER PHOTOCELL

MICROSWITCH ON GRS-02 ON N.O. CONTACT

RELAY

ENGLISH

6.0 References of the electrical connections, barrier 620 in logic “A”

BARRIER 620/640 SET IN LOGIC “A”

OPEN/CLOSED COMMANDS

OPEN BARRIER

OPEN COMMON CONTACT

Safety stop command

(logic “A”) on 624 BLD

BARRIER PHOTOCELL

MICROSWITCH ON GRS-02 ON N.O. CONTACT

LOOP 2

MOTOR

FAN

MOTOR THRUST

CAPACITOR

BEAM

BREAKTHROUGH

FOR THE CONNECTION

OF PHOTOCELLS AND

SAFETY DEVICES, REFER

TO PARAGRAPH 4.1

RELAY

ENGLISH

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