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Fastlane ®

Remote Control Setting new standards in entrance control Fastlane® is a registered trademark of Integrated Design Ltd 1995 Confidential

ISSUE DATE CHANGE REF A4 06-2008 Standard Text Formatting, includes Illustrations/Photos CN1297 A5 10-2008 Made the manual more generic for the entire Fastlane range CN1358 A6 08/04/10 Update Contact Details and Warranty CN1627

INSTALLATION

Manufactured By: Integrated Design Ltd, Feltham Point, Browells Lane, Feltham, Middlesex, TW13 7EQ, United Kingdom Tel: (+44) (0)208 890 5550 Fax: (+44) (0)208 890 2444 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.fastlane-turnstiles.com

Fastlane® Remote Control INSTALLATION MANUAL

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of 13 Issue A6 April 2010 © Integrated Design Ltd Confidential

Contents

Introduction.......................................................................................................... 3

Installation Procedure .......................................................................................... 4

Remote Control Wiring Connections .................................................................... 5

Alarm Indication .............................................................................................. 5

Visitor Entry/Exit ............................................................................................. 6

Key Switch ...................................................................................................... 6

Power ............................................................................................................. 7

Operation .......................................................................................................... 10

Enter Button (Timed Entry)............................................................................ 10

Exit Button (Timed Exit) ................................................................................ 10

Key Switch (3-way) ....................................................................................... 10

Alarm Indicator ............................................................................................. 10

Commissioning .................................................................................................. 11

Precautions .................................................................................................. 11

Preparation ................................................................................................... 11

Procedure ..................................................................................................... 11

Technical Specification ...................................................................................... 12

Warranty ............................................................................................................ 13

Technical Support .............................................................................................. 13

Important Notice ................................................................................................ 13


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© Integrated Design Ltd Issue A6 April 2010 of 13 Confidential

Introduction The aim of this manual is to provide sufficient information for suitably qualified personnel to install and commission one or more of Integrated Design’s Remote Control Panels. The Remote Control is designed for use only with the IDL range of Fastlane® products. Figure 1 - Remote Control (example of 2-lane enclos ure)

It is a small desktop console that provides the following functions:

• Latched Alarm Indication • Visitor Entry Pushbutton • Visitor Exit Pushbutton • A Key Switch that can be configured as required

The Key Switch is typically used to disable the vis itor pushbuttons, or open the lanes in an emergency. The Entry/Exit pushbuttons allow Visitor Access for entering or exiting the lanes. These buttons only need to be pushed once, but firmly and for 1 second. You do not need to keep them depressed; the Fastlane® will monitor the passage of multiple visitors, providing they follow close behind each other (less than 3-second gap). Figure 2 - Remote Control Panel Details

Alarm

Enter Exit

Enabled

LaneEnter/Exit Off

Remote Console

Open

Key Switch

Visitor ExitVisitor Enter

Alarm Indicator


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Installation Procedure Remove the Remote Control from the packing. During transit, the plastic sides are not fixed and may be pulled off. The fixing screws and keys are located inside the metal casing, under the PCBs. Cable access into the Remote Control is at the discretion of the installer. A hole will need to be drilled to allow the supplied cable gland(s) to be fitted; this hole can be on the rear or underside as required. Where possible the cable should run along the bottom, inside the enclosure to the terminals. Always leave plenty of cable spare; to allow for access later during maintenance visits. Never drill the cable-access holes with the circuit boards fitted. To remove the panel(s) with the circuit board attached, slide it sideways out of the metal casing. Select the desired location for the console, and plan the cable route. Familiarise yourself with the wiring requirements before laying any cables. Figure 3 - Enclosure Dimensions

The Remote Control is available as 2-lane, 3-lane and 4-lane enclosures.

Enclosure Depth (mm) Width (mm) Depth (inches) Widt h (inches)

2-lane

168mm

205mm

6 5/8 “

8 1/16”

3-lane 304.5mm 12”

4-lane 404mm 15 7/8”

For installations with more than 4 lanes, a series of enclosures would need to be used.


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Figure 4 - Panel Dimensions (measurements in mm unl ess otherwise specified)

Remote Control Wiring Connections All wiring is usually terminated at the Fastlane® CPU Card and each lane is individually controlled by its own Remote Control. Alarm Indication The AL2 terminals on the Remote Control are connected to the Fastlane® CPU Card AL2 output, operating in the Normally Open mode. Figure 5 - Wiring Connection for Alarm Indication ( Remote PCB reverse view)


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Visitor Entry/Exit The AUX1 and AUX2 terminals on the Remote Control are connected respectively to the Fastlane® CPU Card AUX1 and AUX2 outputs. Assuming the Fastlane® Pedestals are installed in the recommended configuration (Receive Pedestal on the right-hand side as you enter the building/secure area): AUX1 is for Visitor Entry, AUX2 is for Visitor Exit. Figure 6 - Wiring Connection for Visitor Entry/Exit (Remote PCB reverse view)

Key Switch The key switch controls a change-over relay. This can be configured for the user requirements, but by default should be wired across AUX2. In this case it will control the lane state: Open or Closed, see figure 7. Note: the relay will only work once the 12Vdc power has been applied.

Key Position Description

Enabled Lane behaves as standard, barriers block the path until authorisation is accepted

Lane Open

Barriers open in the Exit Direction and stay open. Users are allowed to exit, but an alarm event will occur if someone tries to enter without authorisation. This is typically used for emergency situations. When switched back, the turnstile will pause for a few seconds before closing.

Enter/Exit Off The Enter and Exit buttons on the Remote Control are disabled

Each panel is supplied with two keys. These keys are generic and can be swapped between units.


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The Common (C) and Normally Open (NO) terminals on the Remote Control are connected to the Fastlane® CPU Card AUX2 input. Figure 7 - Wiring Connection for Key Switch (Remote PCB reverse view)

Power Please Note: the Remote Control requires a 12Vdc power source to operate the key-switch functions, and to illuminate the Alarm Indicator. If you only need the push-button function, no power source is required. The power can be supplied from the Fastlane® CPU Card or a third party PSU. The 12V ‘+’ and ‘-’ terminals are connected to one of the Fastlane® CPU Card PWR outputs. Ensure the correct polarity before connecting, and use suitable cabling for the required distance. Technical specifications are at the end of this manual. IDL recommend the use of a third-party PSU for the Remote Controls. This helps to reduce the amount of cabling and will result in a local power source for the Remote Control, which is always easier for fault-finding/maintenance. See Figure 8a and Figure 8b for wiring examples.


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Figure 8a - Wiring Connection for Power from Fastla ne® CPU Card (Remote PCB reverse view)

Figure 8b - Wiring Connection for Power from 3 rd Party PSU (Remote PCB reverse view)


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Figure 8 - Fastlane ® Connection Overview (example with Glassgates)

ISOLATOR

BREAK GLASS

24V MOTOR SUPPLY

12V SUPPLY

CAT. 5 CABLE (3 MTRS SUPPLIED)

CAT. 5 CABLE (3 MTRS SUPPLIED)

DESK

CONTROL

REMOTE

MOUNTED

12 CORE + SCREEN

(10')

(10')

DESK

CONTROL

REMOTE

MOUNTED

12 CORE + SCREEN

POWER

SUPPLY

POWER

SUPPLY

24V MOTOR SUPPLY

12V SUPPLY

FUSED SPUR

SWITCHED

Please see the relevant Installation Manual for alternative Fastlane® examples


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Operation Enter Button (Timed Entry) A momentary push (1-second) on the Enter button will allow timed-visitor access. During timed access, the Fastlane® turnstile will wait for a person to use the lane or will time out and return to normal operation. The time-out period is adjusted inside the turnstile; please see the appropriate installation manual for more information. After one person has entered the lane, the turnstile will wait a further 3-seconds for an additional person. If no one else enters the lane, the barriers will close. The lane will wait like this after each person has walked through, thus allowing any number of visitors to enter with only 1 button press. Exit Button (Timed Exit) This works in exactly the same way as the Enter button, but allows Visitors to exit. Key Switch (3-way) The Key Switch is typically used to either disable the visitor pushbuttons or open the barriers for free exit, specifically during an emergency. During normal operation, the key switch should be left in the centre position, ‘Enabled’. If the Remote Control is unattended, the key can be turned to the ‘Enter/Exit Off’ position and removed. This would deter an unauthorised person from pressing the Enter button and gaining access. For emergency exit, the key switch can be turned to the ‘Lane Open’ position. This will allow unlimited users to exit freely while still causing an alarm if someone tries to enter. Alarm Indicator When the lane goes into alarm, the Alarm Indicator will illuminate. This is a latching indicator, and so will stay illuminated until it is pressed. The bezel on the Alarm Indicator is fitted with a numbered screen to help lane identification. Resetting the Alarm Indicator does not affect the behaviour of the lane or the Access Control System. This is only an indication to help staff find the lane that has recently sensed an alarm.


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Commissioning Once installed, follow these instructions to confirm correct operation. Precautions The Fastlane® Remote Control operates at low-voltage. Under no circumstances should hazardous high-voltages be present within the enclosure. Preparation This procedure is to be conducted once the Fastlane® turnstiles have been installed and confirmed working. The Remote Control should be in the desired location with all connections intact and the plastic ends replaced (you may wish to screw the ends on only after confirming the unit is working). If using the 12Vdc output from the Fastlane® CPU Card, this should not be connected while the lane is on. Procedure Connect the Remote Control power cable, ensuring the correct polarity is observed. During power up the Lane Alarm Indicator might illuminate. Press to reset. Put the Key Switch in the centre position. Apply a momentary push on the Enter button. The lane should open for timed visitor access. Wait for the lane to time-out before proceeding. Apply a momentary push on the Exit button. The lane should open for timed visitor access. Wait for the lane to time-out before proceeding. Rotate the Key-Switch anti-clockwise to the ‘Enter/Exit Off’ position. Try both buttons again, the lane should not react. Rotate the Key-Switch fully clockwise to the ‘Lane Open’ position. The lane should respond by opening and staying open. It will not return until a short time after the key has been returned to the central position. Create an Alarm by entering the lane without requesting entry or exit. Observe the Alarm Indicator. It will remain illuminated until it has been reset.


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Technical Specification

Dimensions: 205mm x 168mm x 49mm for a dual lane control See installation section for alternatives

Power Supply: 12Vdc nominal (range 10.5-13.8Vdc)

Quiescent Current: 0mA

Alarm & Lane Open Current: 134mA max at 13.8Vdc

Lane Open only Current: 38mA at 13.8Vdc

Input: 1 Volt-free Normally Open (NO) Contact, closing on Alarm

Alarm Indicator: 12V 80mA bulb

Outputs: 2 Normally Open (NO) Contacts. 1A at 28Vdc 1 Changeover Contact. 1A at 28Vdc


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Warranty Integrated Design Ltd. (The Company) warrants that products manufactured by it are of merchantable quality, free of any rightful claim of infringement or the like. When used in the manner intended, will be free of defects in materials or workmanship for a period of twelve (12) months from the date of sale as shown by a sales invoice or warranty registration card on file with the Company. The terms of warranty are as per Integrated Design Ltd. Conditions of Sale and will not apply to any product, which has been modified, or improperly used or repaired after leaving the Company's control. Any implied warranty of fitness for particular purposes, whether express or implied, is hereby expressly excluded. These warranty terms may not be modified except in writing approved and issued by an authorised officer of the Company. Technical Support We welcome inquiries and comments regarding all of our products. We trust you will find them easy to install and reliable in operation. Should you experience any application-related difficulties however, in the first instance please contact your supplier. Our direct contact details are:

Fax: UK 0208 890 2444

International +44 208 890 2444

Web: www.fastlane-turnstiles.com

Email: [email protected]

A technical support form may be downloaded from the IDL web site, please use this form to provide a description of the reported fault and the corrective action diagnostics information already attempted. If a sub-assembly is to be returned for warranty or non-warranty test and repair, please use the Return to Manufacturer Authorisation system (RMA). Information about this is available on the web site. Important Notice Although every effort has been made to make this manual as accurate as possible, IDL does NOT accept any liability for errors or omissions. The data contained in this manual supersedes any other information published on the Product. We further reserve the right to amend or improve the equipment and/or manual without notice.

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