CAME XVia STAND-ALONE User manual

INSTALLATION MANUAL
XVIA STAND-ALONE
TRIPOD
TURNSTILES
FA00384-EN
English
EN

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WARNING!
important safety instructions for people:
READ CAREFULLY!
PREMISE
• THIS PRODUCT SHOULD ONLY BE USED FOR THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH IT WAS
EXPLICITLY DESIGNED. ANY OTHER USE IS DANGEROUS. CAME S.P.A. IS NOT LIABLE
FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED BY IMPROPER, WRONGFUL AND UNREASONABLE USE •
THE SAFETY OF THIS PRODUCT AND ITS PROPER FITTING DEPENDS, THEREFORE, ON
RESPECTING ITS TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND PROPER FITTING, TO BE DONE IN
STATE-OF-THE-ART FASHION, AND UNDER SAFE CONDITIONS AS EXPRESSLY EXPLAINED
IN THE LITERATURE THAT COMES WITH THE PRODUCT • KEEP THESE WARNINGS
TOGETHER WITH THE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUALS THAT COME WITH THE
OPERATOR.
BEFORE INSTALLING
(CHECKING WHAT'STHERE: IF SOMETHING IS MISSING,
DO NOT CONTINUE UNTIL YOU HAVE COMPLIED
WITH ALL SAFETY PROVISIONS)
• FITTING AND TESTING MUST BE BE ONLY PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS
• LAYING THE CABLES, INSTALLATION AND TESTING MUST FOLLOW STAT E-OF-THE-ART
PROCEDURES AS DICTATED BY REGULATIONS • BEFORE BEGINNING ANY OPERATION IT
IS MANDATORY TO CAREFULLY READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS; IMPROPER INSTALLATION MAY
RESULT IN SERIOUS HARM TO PEOPLE AND THINGS.• MAKE SURE THE OPERATOR IS IN
GOOD MECHANICAL STATE, BALANCED AND ALIGNED, AND THAT IT OPENS AND CLOSES
PROPERLY. ALSO, IF NEEDED, FIT SUITABLE PROTECTIONS OUSE PROPER SAFETY SEN-
SORS • MAKE SURE THAT THE OPENING TURNSTILE CANNOT RESULT IN ANY HAZARDS
• DO NOT INSTALL THE OPERATOR ONTO SURFACES THAT COULD YIELD AND BEND.
IFNECESSARY, ADD SUITABLE REINFORCEMENTS TO THE ANCHORING POINTS • ONLY
INSTALL ON ALEVEL SURFACE • MAKE SURE ANY SPRINKLER SYSTEMS CANNOT WET
THE OPERATOR FROM THE GROUND UP.
INSTALLING
• SUITABLY SECTION OFF AND DEMARCATE THE ENTIRE INSTALLATION SITE TO PREVENT
UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS FROM ENTERING THE AREA, ESPECIALLY MINORS AND CHIL-
DREN • BE CAREFUL WHEN HANDLING OPERATORS THAT WEIGH OVER 25 KG. IFNEED
BE, USE PROPER SAFETY HOISTING EQUIPMENT• THE CE-MARKED SAFETY DEVICES,
MUST BE FITTED IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE REGULATIONS IN EFFECT AND ACCORDING
TO STATE-OF-THE-ART CRITERIA, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE ENVIRONMENT, THE TYPE
OF REQUIRED SERVICE AND OF THE WORKING FORCES APPLIED TO MOVING TURNSTILES.
ANY CRUSHING SHEARING OR CONVEYING POINTS MUST BE SUITABLY PROTECTED•
ANY RESIDUAL RISKS MUST BE POINTED OUT TO END USERS AND HIGHLIGHTED WITH
PICTOGRAMS AS PROVIDED BY THE LAW • ALL OPENING COMMANDS (THAT IS, BUT-
TONS, KEY SWITCHES, MAGNETIC READERS, AND SO ON) MUST BE INSTALLED AT LEAST
1.85 MFROM THE PERIMETER OF THE TURNSTILE'SWORKING AREA, OR WHERE THEY
CANNOT BE REACHED FROM OUTSIDE THE TURNSTILE. ALSO, ANY DIRECT COMMANDS
(BUTTONS, TOUCH PANELS, AND SO ON) MUST BE INSTALLED AT LEAST 1.5 MFROM
THE GROUND AND MUST NOT BE REACHABLE BY UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS • THE
TURNSTILE MUST CLEARLY DISPLAY ITS OWN IDENTIFICATION DATA • BEFORE CONNECT-
ING THE TURNSTILE TO THE POWER SUPPLY MAKE SURE THAT THE IDENTIFICATION DATA
MATCH THE NETWORK DATA • THE TURNSTILE MUST BE CONNECTED TO AN EFFICIENT,
STATE-OF-THE-ART GROUNDING SYSTEM • THE MANUFACTURER DECLINES ANY LIABIL-
ITY FOR USING NON-ORIGINAL PRODUCTS; WHICH WOULD RESULT IN WARRANTY LOSS
• BEFORE DELIVERING TO THE USERS, MAKE SURE THE SYSTEM IS EN 12453 AND
EN 12445 STANDARD COMPLIANT, AND ALSO MAKE SURE THE SYSTEM HAS BEEN
PROPERLY ADJUSTED AND THAT ANY SAFETY, PROTECTION AND MANUAL RELEASE
DEVICES ARE WORKING PROPERLY • APPLY WARNING SIGNS WHERE NECESSARY AND
IN AVISIBLE PLACE.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USERS
• KEEP TURNSTILE OPERATION AREAS CLEAN AND FREE OF ANY OBSTRUCTIONS.
MAKE SURE THE PHOTOCELL'SOPERATING FIELD IS CLEAR OF ANY OBSTRUCTIONS
• DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO PLAY WITH FIXED COMMANDS, OR TO LOITER IN THE
TURNSTILE'SMANEUVERING AREA. KEEP ANY REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTERS OR
ANY OTHER COMMAND DEVICE AWAY FROM CHILDREN, TO PREVENT THE OPERATOR
FROM BEING ACCIDENTALLY ACTIVATED • THE APPARATUS MAY BE USED BY CHILDREN
OF EIGHT YEARS AND ABOVE AND BY PHYSICALLY, MENTALLY AND SENSORY-CHAL-
LENGED PEOPLE, OR EVEN ONES WITHOUT ANY EXPERIENCE, PROVIDED THIS HAPPENS
UNDER CLOSE SUPERVISION OR ONCE THEY HAVE BEEN PROPERLY INSTRUCTED TO
USE THE APPARATUS SAFELY AND TO THE POTENTIAL HAZARDS INVOLVED. CLEANING
AND MAINTENANCE BY USERS MUST NOT BE DONE BY CHILDREN, UNLESS PROPERLY
SUPERVISED.• FREQUENTLY CHECK THE SYSTEM FOR ANY MALFUNCTIONS OR SIGNS
OF WEAR AND TEAR OR DAMAGE TO THE MOVING STRUCTURES, TO THE COMPONENT
PARTS, ALL ANCHORING POINTS, INCLUDING CABLES AND ANY ACCESSIBLE CONNEC-
TIONS. KEEP ANY HINGES, MOVING JOINTS AND FRICTION POINTS PROPERLY LUBRI-
CATED • PERFORM FUNCTIONAL CHECKS ON THE PHOTOCELLS AND SENSITIVE SAFETY
EDGES, EVERY SIX MONTHS. CONSTANTLY CLEAN THE PHOTOCELLS' GLASS COVERS
USING ASLIGHTLY WATER-MOISTENED CLOTH; DO NOT USE SOLVENTS OR CHEMICALS
THAT COULD DAMAGE THE DEVICES • IFREPAIRS OR MODIFICATIONS ARE REQUIRED
TO THE SYSTEM, CUT OFF THE MAIN POWER SUPPLY AND DO NOT USE IT UNTIL
SAFETY CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN RESTORED • CUT OFF THE POWER SUPPLY BEFORE
PERFORMING ANY MANUAL OPENINGS. IFTHE POWER SUPPLY CABLE IS DAMAGED, IT
MUST BE REPLACED BY THE MANUFACTURER OR AUTHORIZED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
SERVICE, OR IN ANY CASE, BY SIMILARLY QUALIFIED PERSONS, TO PREVENT ANY RISK •
ITIS FORBIDDEN FOR USERS TO PERFORM ANY OPERATIONS THAT ARE NOT EXPRESSLY
REQUIRED OF THEM. FOR ANY REPAIRS, MODIFICATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS AND FOR
EXTRA-ORDINARY MAINTENANCE, CALL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE • LOG THE JOBS AND
CHECKS INTO THE PERIODIC MAINTENANCE LOG.
ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR EVERYONE
• KEEP AWAY FROM AND DO NOT LOITER NEAR THE BARRIER AND MECHANICAL
MOVING PARTS • DO NOT ENTER THE BARRIER'SAREA OF OPERATION WHEN IT IS
MOVING • DO NOT COUNTER THE OPERATOR'SMOVEMENT AS THIS COULD RESULT
IN DANGEROUS SITUATIONS • ALWAYS PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ANY DANGEROUS
POINTS, WHICH HAVE TO BE LABELED WITH SPECIFIC PICTOGRAMS AND/OR BLACK AND
YELLOW STRIPES • WHEN USING ASELECTOR SWITCH OR ACOMMAND IN MAINTAINED
ACTION MODE, KEEP CHECKING THAT THERE ARE NO PERSONS WITHIN THE OPERATING
RANGE OF ANY MOVING PARTS, UNTIL THE COMMAND IS RELEASED • THE TURNSTILE
MAY MOVE AT ANY TIME AND WITHOUT WARNING • ALWAYS CUT OFF THE MAINS
POWER SUPPLY BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE OR CLEANING.
DANGER OF HAND CRUSHING
DANGER! HIGH VOLTAGE.
NOTRANSITING WHILE THE BARRIER IS MOVING

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DESCRIPTION
Motor powered bidirectional turnstile made of AISI 304 satin finished stainless steel complete with control board, LED directional arrows, fall-away arm and
automatic resetting system, and anti-trespassing system. The tripod automatically releases during power outages. Arms made of AISI 304 steel.
The motor-powered turnstile is selective, in that it allows one person at a time to pass through the chosen direction. Once it receives a command, the tripod turns
slightly as an invitation to pass through; as it detects the person's push, it completes the rotation to then reposition itself and wait for a new command. You can
choose two other rotating modes: free and locked.
Arm fall-away system: during emergencies or power outages, the horizontal arm drops away to free up the passage.
Anti-trespassing system: trying to force one's way through the turnstile sets o an Encoder-detected buzzer alarm.
Locally programmed and controlled (keypad on the control board) or remotely controlled via CRP.
Alternatively you can program and control the access-point even via readers and corresponding RFID cards.
Used for selecting and authorizing access to zones with high-intensity passages, such as on fair grounds, stadiums, sports centers, parking facilities, shopping
malls, metro stations and oce buildings.
This symbol shows which parts to read carefully.
⚠This symbol shows which parts describe safety issues
☞This symbol shows which parts to tell users about.
The measurements, unless otherwise stated, are in millimeters.
LEGEND
Intended use
Technical data
Model XVia
Protection rating (IP) 44
Power supply (V - 50/60 Hz) 120/230 AC
Draw when in stand-by (W) 18
Power (W) 180
Maximum number of passage per minute* 30
Apparatus class I
Weight (Kg) 45
Operating temperature (°C) -20 ÷ +55
* Detectable in Free-access mode
[Free] (see function F 77) [Controlled] In Controlled mode, access times may vary depending on how quickly access is granted.
Description of parts
1. Legs
2. Tripode
3. Casing
4. Protective carter
5. Upper cover
6. Cover locks
7. Rotating mechanism
8. Power supply/control unit support
9. Control panel
10. Power switch
11. Power-supply line plug
12. Display unit and LED indicators

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Preliminary checks
⚠Before installing the turnstile, you need to:
• if needed, set up corrugated tubing for the electrical cables to pass through;
• set up a dual-pole cut-off switch with minimum contact openings of 3 mm, and section-off the power supply;
• Set up suitable tubes and conduits for the electric cables to pass through, making sure they are protected from any mechanical damage;
• Make sure that any connections inside the container (ones that ensure continuity to the protection circuit) are fitted with additional insulation with respect to
those of other electrical parts inside.
GENERAL INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
⚠Only skilled, qualified staff must install this product.
Dimensions
Cable type and minimum section
Connection cable length
< 20 m 20 < 30 m
Gearmotor with control board 3G x 1.5 mm² 3G x 1.5 mm²
Command and control devices 2 x 0.5 mm² 2 x 0.5 mm²
Safety devices 2 x 0.5 mm² 2 x 0.5 mm²
24 V accessories 2 x 0.5 mm² 2 x 0.5 mm²
When operating at 230 V and outdoors, use H05RN-F-type cables that are 60245 IEC 57 (IEC) compliant; whereas indoors, use H05VV-F-type cables
that are 60227 IEC 53 (IEC) compliant. For power supplies up to 48 V, you can use FROR 20-22 II-type cables that comply with EN 50267-2-1 (CEI).
To connect to the CRP, use UTP CAT5-type cables up to 1,000 m in length.
If cable lengths differ from those specified in the table, establish the cable sections depending on the actual power draw of the connected devices and
according to the provisions of regulation CEI EN 60204-1.
For multiple, sequential loads along the same line, the dimensions on the table need to be recalculated according to the actual power draw and distances.
For connecting products that are not contemplated in this manual, see the literature accompanying said products

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Tools and materials
Make sure you have all the tools and materials you will need for installing in total safety and in compliance with applicable regulations. The figure shows some of
the equipment installers will need.
The floor onto which the turnstile will be installed must be perfectly level.
If the turnstile is fitted up against a wall, leave at least 5 cm on the side opposite the tripod.
Once you have established the position, trace the axes as shown and mark them using a pencil.
Drill the marked holes and fit the anchors.
We suggest you use AISI 304 stainless steel nuts and bolts and in any case ones suitable to the type of floor you have; the holes on the structure have a Ø 11.
Tracing for fitting the turnstile
INSTALLATION
The following illustrations are mere examples. The space for fastening the turnstile and accessories varies depending on the overall dimensions. It is up to the
installer to find the most suitable solution.
⚠Two people must assemble and fit the turnstile. To transport it and lift it, use proper hoisting equipment.
⚠Risk of tipping over! Do not lean onto the turnstile until it is completely set.

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The power-supply and control unit is inside the left leg ❸; you can move it to the right leg, after disconnecting it from the devices.
Be careful about the cable lengths, when reconnecting the devices.
Preparing the turnstile
Open the locks and remove the top cover, lifting it from the front and pushing it back. ❶❷

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Remove the three ABS covers. ❶
Open the arms to hook up the fastening brace, by turning the latter. ❷❸
Fasten the braces using the supplied M4x8 bolts. ❹
Tighten all nuts and bolts. ❺❻
Refit the ABS covers and fasten them using the 3.9x16 screws. ❼
Preparing the (PSXV03) fixed-arm turnstile

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Fastening the turnstile
Position the turnstile and fasten it soundly.
Open the arms until they mechanically latch. ❶
Fasten the tripod to the rotating mechanism by using the supplied M8x20 nuts and bolts. ❷
Fasten the small cover using the supplied M4x25 bolt ❸
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ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
Description of parts
⚠Before acting on the control board, cut off the main power supply.
The 24 V DC output power is of the SELV type.
All connections are quick-fuse protected.
1. Function programming keys
2. DIP-switch for RS485 terminator
3. CRP connection terminals
4. LED indicator connection terminals
5. Rotation successful relay-output
6. Buzzer terminals
7. Arms rotation sensor terminals
8. Cover micro-switch connection terminals
9. Accessory connection terminal board
10. Encoder terminals
11. Motor terminals
12. Arm fall-away electro-lock terminals
13. Power supply to accessories terminal
14. Control board terminals
15. Accessories fuse
16. Electro-lock fuse
17. Motor fuse
18. Power on LED
19. Restart key
FUSE TABLE TOR500
-> Motor (A) 3 - F
-> Electro-lock (A) 2 - F
-> Accessories (A) 1 - F
DIP1: set to ON if the cable connecting
to the remote control device is longer
than 30 m.
DIP2: leave on OFF.

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Power supply
⚠After connecting the turnstile to the power mains, wait 10 seconds before commanding any maneuver.
Hardwire the plug to the power-supply cable. ❶
Default power supply: 230 V AC
Connections for 24 V DC - max 20W accessories.
To switch to 120 V current, unplug the power supply and control unit to access, via the lateral hole, the selection lever, and flick it upwards. ❷❸

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Emergency devices
Command and control devices
STOP button (NC).
It allows the turnstile to be locked and then repositioned.
Self-locking release button (NC).
It allows the passage to be freed:
with PSXV02, the horizontal arm drops automatically;
with PSXV03, the tripod turns freely.
Remotely controlled CRP connection.
Relay output (NO) to signal either clockwise or counter-clockwise rotation.
Rated for 24 V DC 500 mA.
Remote control device
Command for counter-clockwise operation (NO), with local and remote device.
For counter-clockwise release of the turnstile
Command for clockwise operation (NO), with local and remote device.
For clockwise release of the tripod.

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PROGRAMMING
You can program directly on the control panel, by opening the turnstile body, or, by installing the PSXVA5/6 kit, with the RFID Master card.
Function Description ( the default values appear with a black backdrop )
F 1 Total Stop. With button connected to terminals 1-2.
[ ] Deactivated (obligatory if there is no button); [ ] activated.
F 2 Input 2-CX setup. Only for the anti-trespassing version.
[ ] Deactivated; [ ] activated.
F 3 Input 2-CY setup. Only for the anti-trespassing version.
[ ] Deactivated; [ ] activated.
F 13 Counter-thrust force. Setting the force that the turnstile counters when forced.
[ …… …… ] Adjusting to between 20% and 50% of the motor's power.
F 19 Invitation time. Waiting time after pre-rotating (F 36), after which the turnstile returns to its original position and a new command is given.
[ …… …… ] Adjustable between 1 and 30 seconds. = deactivated).
F 22 Working Time. Maximum rotation time, after which the turnstile turns freely.
[ …… ] Adjustable between 5 and 30 seconds.
F 28 Rotation speed. Set as a percentage.
[ …… …… ] Adjustable between 50% and 100% of the motor's speed.
F 30 Slow-down speed. Set as a percentage.
[ …… …… ] Adjustable between 15% and 40% of the motor's speed.
F 34 Adjusting the motor torque. The turnstile's countering-force during normal accesses.
[ …… …… ] from minimum to maximum.
F 36 Invitation angle. Turnstile's pre-rotation following an opening command.
[ …… …… ] Setting the angle between 1 and 30 degrees.
F 37 Slow-down space. Set the slow-down starting angle during the repositioning phase.
[ …… …… ] setting the angle between 0 and 5 degrees.
F 55 Breaking and entering warning angle. Forced rotation angle, beyond which the turnstile signals a breaking and entering attempt.
[ ] Deactivated; [ …… …… ] Setting the angle between 1 and 30 degrees.
F 56 CRP address. Univocal logic address for managing the turnstile via CRP.
[ …… ]
F 73 Obstruction detection time. Thrust time after which an obstruction is presumed to be present.
[ …… …… ] Settable between 1 and 10 seconds.
F 74 Turnstile restoring time. To restore the turnstile's normal functioning after detecting an obstruction.
[ …… …… ] Adjustable between 1 and 15 seconds.
F 1 Total stop
F 2 Input 2-CX setup
F 3 Input 2-CY setup
F 13 Counterthrust power.
F 19 Invitation time
F 22 Working time
F 28 Rotation speed
F 30 Slow-down speed
F 34 Adjusting the motor torque
F 36 Invitation angle
F 37 Slow-down space
F 55 Breaking and entering warning angle
F 56 CRP address
F 73 Obstruction detection time
F 74 Turnstile restoring time
F 77 Turnstile operating mode
F 78 Emergency release
F 79 Cover contact
F 80 Audio volume
F 81 View display
F 82 Set clock
U 1 Memorizing users
U 2 Deleting users
U 3 Delete all users
U 6 Delete master cards
A 3 Calibrating rotation
A 4 Reset
A 5 Manage Passages
H 1 Firmware version
Menu map
Start programming by first performing function A 3 [Calibrate rotation].

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Function Description ( the default values appear with a black backdrop )
F 77 Turnstile operating mode. Setting the activity status for each transit direction.
Selection IN (entry) OUT (exit)
LEGEND:
• Controlled = passage allowed only for
authorized users (green arrow lit up);
• Free = free passage for all (flashing
green arrow);
• Locked = passage locked for all (red
arrow lit up).
[ ] Locked Locked
[ ] Locked Controlled
[ ] Controlled Locked
[ ] Controlled Controlled
[ ] Locked Free
[ ] Free Locked
[ ] Free Controlled
[ ] Controlled Free
[ ] Free Free
F 78 Emergency release. With the button connected to 2-EM.
[ ] Deactivated; [ ] activated.
F 79 Cover contact. Inhibits any movement when the cover is off.
[ ] Deactivated; [ ] activated.
F 80 Audio volume. Adjust the buzzer volume.
[ ] Disabled; [ …… …… ] for adjusting the volume.
F 81 Display viewing. Choosing which datum to view on the display.
[ ] Disabled; [ ] for viewing passages;[ ] for viewing theclock.
F 82 Set the clock. See detail in corresponding chapter.
U 1 Memorize users. See detail in corresponding chapter.
U 2 Delete users. See detail in corresponding chapter.
U 3 Delete all users. See detail in corresponding chapter.
U 6 Delete Master Cards. See details in corresponding chapter.
A 1 Type of FW installed. Read only.
[ ] FW for Stand Alone XVIA; [ ] FW for Expo XVIA .
A 3 Calibrate rotation. Adjusting the rotation.
[ ] For calibrating.
A 4 Reset. To restore all default parameters.
[ ] For resetting.
A 5 Managing passages. It zeros out the partial count of passages or displays the total passages (not subject to zeroing out or resetting).
[ ] To exit; [ ] for zeroing out the partial count; [ ] for viewing the total count.
H 1 Firmware version.
Description of the control panel's programming commands
The key is for
• entering the programming mode (keep it pressed for about 2
seconds.)
• entering single menus
• confirming/memorizing the values you set
The keys are for
• moving from one item to another
• increasing or decreasing values
The key is for exiting the menus without saving any changes
Display for viewing functions and set-
tings during programming.

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u0004
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u0003
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Description of programming commands with RFID cards
The PSXVA5/6 kit if for programming even with an RFID Master card.
*The first [U0001] and the second [U0002] cards both become master cards and can be memorized only from the control panel (see Memorize
Users function).
thePress the master card against the sensor
for longer than three seconds to access the
programming mode.
either a cursor line appears f1 or
the digits' status changes on the display (they
switch from flashing to fixed).
bPush the arm either clockwise or counter
clockwise to browse the menu or edit values
in your settings.
cSwipe the master card past the sensor to
confirm, or to exit the menu.
To exit the menus without saving your
changes, wait 20 seconds (this corresponds to the
control panel's ESC function).
U 1 - Memorize User (250 max.)
• Enter the programming mode, select Memorize user [U1] and then [1].
• The first available position for memorizing will appear. The available positions are the flashing ones. When you have reached the maximum number
of users, the wording [FULL] will appear
• Swipe the cards, you wish to memorize, past the sensor: after the last card passes by the display will stay lit for a few seconds to confirm that
memorization was successful.
U 2 - Delete users
• Enter the programming mode and select [U2] Delete users and then [1];
• the first position, taken by a memorized user, will flash);
If [-----] appears it means there are no memorized users.
• find the user or swipe the card you wish to delete past the sensor;
• press the [ENTER] key or swipe the master card past the sensor to confirm the deletion; the viewer returns to the first user;
FROM CONTROL
PANEL
FROM CONTROL
PANEL
WITH RFID MASTER
CARD
WITH RFID MASTER
CARD

CL A
ENTER
CL A
cl- -
ENTER
cl- -
100
ENTER
100
cl
cl
ENTER
ENTER
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U 3 - Delete all users
U 6 - Delete master cards
• Enter the programming mode and select Delete all users [U3] and then [1];
• once you activate the function, the flashing wording [CLrA] will appear;
• press the [ENTER] key or swipe the master card past the sensor to confirm deletion; the wording [CLr] will appear on the display to confirm al users
have been deleted (excluding master cards);
• Exit the programming mode.
• Enter the programming mode and select Delete master cards [U6] and then [1];
• once you activate the function, the flashing wording [CL--] will appear;
• press the [ENTER] key to delete both master cards, or swipe master card 1 to delete master card 2, and vice versa: the [CL1]/[CL2] wording will be
displayed to confirm deletion of both the master cards;
• Exit the procedure.
F 82 - Set the clock
• Enter the programing mode and select Set the clock [F82];
• once the function is activated, the following will appear in sequence:
100
by year, 212 by month, 331 by month,
423
by hour, 559 by minutes, 659 by seconds,
70
for editing the time limit:
73 increase to add about 10 seconds per month, at a time (max. 9 = 95s)
7 3 decrease to remove about 10 seconds per month, at a time (max. 9 = 95s)
we suggest checking if the setting is right after at least one month;
80
to activate daylight savings time ([ ] deactivated);
• exit the procedure.
FROM THE
CONTROL PANEL
FROM THE
CONTROL PANEL
FROM THE
CONTROL PANEL
WITH RFID MASTER
CARD
WITH RFID MASTER
CARD
WITH RFID MASTER
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FINAL OPERATIONS
Once the electrical connections and commissioning are done, fit the lateral carters. ❶❷❸
Connect the LED signal lights by using the corresponding terminals. ❹
Refit the cover and lock the locks. ❺❻
MAINTENANCE
Before doing any maintenance, cut off the power supply, to prevent any hazardous situations caused by accidentally activating the operator.
To properly maintain the AISI 304 stainless steel, refer to the stainless steel cleaning part of the 119RW48 manual (https:\docs.came.com and type inox).
Table of the mean cycles between failures (MCBF) of XVIA turnstiles, considering proper installation and maintenance as described in this manual:
Model Operating limits MCBF
001PSXV02
001PSXV3
Maximum number of daily cycles: continuous service
Maximum number of cycles per minute: 30 (1 cycle every 2 seconds) 3,000,000
Periodic maintenance
• Every 1,000,000 cycles and, anyhow, every six months:
• With the mains power cut off, check for smooth sliding and
gearmotor reversibility;
• check proper fastening of the nuts;
• clean the inside of the operator from any dust created during
operation;
• check tightness of bolts on tripod head;
• check efficiency of the fall-away arm;
• check that all electrical and wiring connections are sound;
• wipe clean the LED signal lights using a cloth moistened only with
water;
• check that the tripod's rotation is properly calibrated (you may have to
reprogram the corresponding functions)

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DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL
☞CAME S.p.A. applies a certified Environmental Management System at its premises, which is compliant with the UNI EN ISO 14001 standard to ensure the
environment is safeguarded.
Please continue safeguarding the environment. At CAME we consider it one of the fundamentals of our operating and market strategies. Simply follow these brief
disposal guidelines:
DISPOSING OF THE PACKAGING
The packaging materials (cardboard, plastic, and so on) should be disposed of as solid household waste, and simply separated from other waste for recycling.
Always make sure you comply with local laws before dismantling and disposing of the product.
DO NOT DISPOSE OF IN NATURE!
DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL
Our products are made of various materials. Most of these (aluminum, plastic, iron, electrical cables) is classified as solid household waste. They can be recycled
by separating them before dumping at authorized city plants.
Whereas other components (control boards, batteries, transmitters, and so on) may contain hazardous pollutants. These must therefore be disposed of by
authorized, certified professional services.
Before disposing, it is always advisable to check with the specific laws that apply in your area.
DO NOT DISPOSE OF IN NATURE!
Error messages and notices during installation
ERROR CAUSE FIXES
E 1 t • Calibration interrupted • Redo calibration
E 3 • Encoder broken • Replace the encoder
E 7 • Operating time exceeded • Check gearmotor's state of operation
E 8 • Cover open • Close the cover
E 9 • Tripod manhandled
E 10 • Obstruction during rotation • Remove obstruction
E 20 • Fallen arm • Check the release button on 2-EM
E 21 • Tripod trespassed • Contact technical assistance
Troubleshooting
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES FIXES AND REMEDIES
The turnstile does not execute commands • No power supply
• The STOP button does not work
• Check power network
• Check the button's connection and soundness
REFERENCE REGULATIONS
The product complies to the reference regulations in effect.

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