Dahua DHI-ASGG520T User manual

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Tripod Turnstile
User’s Manual
V1.0.
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Foreword
General
This manual introduces the functions and operations of the tripod turnstile (hereinafter referred to as
the "turnstile").
Safety Instructions
The following categorized signal words with defined meaning might appear in the manual.
Signal Words Meaning
DANGER
Indicates a high potential hazard which, if not avoided, will result in
death or serious injury.
WARNING
Indicates a medium or low potential hazard which, if not avoided, could
result in slight or moderate injury.
CAUTION
Indicates a potential risk which, if not avoided, could result in property
damage, data loss, lower performance, or unpredictable result.
TIPS Provides methods to help you solve a problem or save you time.
NOTE
Provides additional information as the emphasis and supplement to the
text.
Revision History
Version Revision content Release Time
V1.0.1 Updated networking figure. June 2021
V1.0.0 First release. May 2021
Privacy Protection Notice
As the device user or data controller, you might collect the personal data of others such as their face,
fingerprints, and car plate number. You need to be in compliance with your local privacy protection
laws and regulations to protect the legitimate rights and interests of other people by implementing
measures which include but are not limited: Providing clear and visible identification to inform
people of the existence of the surveillance area and provide required contact information.
About the Manual
The manual is for reference only. Slight differences might be found between the manual and the
product.
We are not liable for losses incurred due to operating the product in ways that are not in

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and technical data. If there is any doubt or dispute, we reserve the right of final explanation.
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using the device.
If there is any uncertainty or controversy, we reserve the right of final explanation.

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Important Safeguards and Warnings
This chapter describes content covering the proper handling of the turnstile, hazard prevention, and
prevention of property damage. Read carefully before using the turnstile, comply with the guide
when using it, and keep the manual safe for future reference.
WARNING
Pregnant women, the elderly, and children must be accompanied when passing through the
turnstile.
Children shorter than 1 m must pass through the turnstile in the arms of or alongside an adult.
Do not stay or play in the passage.
Make sure that your suitcase passes in the front or alongside you.
Only one person can pass at a time by default. Do not trail, stay, or forcibly enter the passage.
Violent impact might shorten the service life of the turnstile.
Make sure that the turnstile is correctly grounded to prevent personal injury.
Do not use the turnstile when thunder occurs, otherwise the turnstile might sustain damage.
After installation, remove the protective film and clean the turnstile.
Perform regular maintenance on the turnstile to ensure it works properly.
If the turnstile is installed near places like a swimming pool entrance, 50 km away from the sea,
construction sites, and more, then the stainless cover must be maintained more frequently.
Do not use paint thinner or any other organic agent during maintenance.
When using a face recognition component, apply waterproof silicon sealant to the installation
position.
Operation Requirements
Do not expose the turnstile to direct sunlight or near heat sources.
Keep the turnstile away from dampness, dust or soot.
Install the turnstile horizontally or in a stable place to prevent it from falling.
Do not drip or splash liquid onto the turnstile, and make sure that there is no object filled with
liquid on the turnstile to prevent liquid from flowing into it.
Install the turnstile in a well-ventilated place, and do not block its vent.
Use the turnstile within the rated range of power input and output.
Do not disassemble the turnstile by yourself.
Transport, use and store the turnstile under the allowed humidity and temperature conditions.
Electrical Safety
Improper battery use might result in fire, or explosion.
Replace the battery with the same model.
Use power cables that conform to your local requirements, and within rated specifications.
Use the standard power adapter to avoid people injury and device damage.

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Use power supplies that meet ES1 but do not exceed PS2 limits defined in IEC 62368-1. For
specific power supply requirements, refer to device labels.
Connect the Device (type-I structure) to the power socket with protective earthing.
The appliance coupler is a disconnection device. Keep at a convenient angle when using it.
Precautions
Pass the turnstile as soon as possible after authorization. The arms will be closed after a
specified time.
When multiple people are entering, the continuous authorization interval is ≥ 1 s.
Pay attention to the indicator of the turnstile. If it is a green arrow, passing in this direction is
allowed; if it is a red cross, passing is not allowed.
The turnstile supports anti-trailing and anti-reverse intrusion functions. If you force your way
into the passage, the turnstile will lock the arms, which might result in personal injury.
The turnstile will not correctly recognize an authorized card if it is used with other cards.
Keep the authorized card safe to make sure it works properly.
Do not move anything through the turnstile, otherwise, the turnstile will consider it
unauthorized.
If the turnstile is to be installed outdoors where water pooling is likely to occur, it must be
installed on a 50 mm–150 mm cement base (adjust as needed). The passage also should be
elevated to the same height of the cement base. Apply silicon sealant to the gap between the
cement base and the turnstile to keep water out and condensation.

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Table of Contents
Foreword............................................................................................................................................................ I
Important Safeguards and Warnings............................................................................................................. III
1 Overview........................................................................................................................................................ 1
Introduction................................................................................................................................................................................. 11.1
Product Version........................................................................................................................................................................... 11.2
Features ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 11.3
Access Control Mode................................................................................................................................................................ 21.4
2 Application .................................................................................................................................................... 1
3 Structure ........................................................................................................................................................ 2
Appearance .................................................................................................................................................................................. 23.1
Dimensions................................................................................................................................................................................... 33.2
Inner Components..................................................................................................................................................................... 33.3
4 Installation..................................................................................................................................................... 5
Safety Instructions..................................................................................................................................................................... 54.1
Preparations ................................................................................................................................................................................. 54.2
4.2.1 Tools................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
4.2.2 Wiring ................................................................................................................................................................................ 6
4.2.3 Cable Layout................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Installation Procedure .............................................................................................................................................................. 94.3
4.3.1 Drilling Holes.................................................................................................................................................................. 9
4.3.2 Adjusting Turnstile Position....................................................................................................................................10
4.3.3 Fixing the Turnstiles ...................................................................................................................................................12
4.3.4 Drilling for a Face Recognition Access Controller ...........................................................................................13
5 Cable Connection ........................................................................................................................................ 15
Control Board Port Description...........................................................................................................................................155.1
Control Board Cable Connection .......................................................................................................................................165.2
5.2.1 For Two IC Card Readers and One Access Controller.....................................................................................17
5.2.2 For Two IC Card Readers and One ASI7/8 Series Face Recognition Access Controller......................18
5.2.3 For Two IC Card Readers and Two ASI7/8 Series Face Recognition Access Controllers ....................19
6 Commissioning............................................................................................................................................ 20
DIP Switch on Control Board Setting................................................................................................................................206.1
6.1.1 Setting Work Mode.....................................................................................................................................................20
6.1.2 Setting Memory Mode..............................................................................................................................................20
6.1.3 Setting Passing Mode................................................................................................................................................20
6.1. 4 Setting Passing Time.................................................................................................................................................21
Setting Turnstile Type ..........................................................................................................................................................21
Setting Voice Volume...........................................................................................................................................................21
Setting In&Out Broadcast...................................................................................................................................................21
Debug...........................................................................................................................................................................................216.2
Self-checking.............................................................................................................................................................................226.3
7 FAQ ............................................................................................................................................................... 23
Maintenance Cycle ..................................................................................................................... 24Appendix 1
Maintenance Methods ............................................................................................................... 25Appendix 2

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Appendix 2.1 Rust and Adhesive Failure Prevention.........................................................................................................25
Appendix 2.2 Removing Marks and Rust ...............................................................................................................................25
Appendix 2.3 Cautions..................................................................................................................................................................26
Cybersecurity Recommendations ............................................................................................. 27Appendix 3

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1Overview
Introduction1.1
The turnstile controls access for locations such as hotels and government facilities. When the
turnstile is powered off, the arms will normally unlock themselves, and people can pass freely. When
the turnstile is powered on, you need to rotate the arms to pass.
Product Version1.2
3 versions of the turnstile with different functions are available.
Table 1-1 Product version description
Version Description
Enter and exit through swiping card IC card reader: 2 (included)
Access controller: 1 (included)
Enter with card swiping card or face
recognition, and exit with card
swiping
IC card reader: 2 (included)
Face recognition access controller: 1 (required).
Enter and exit through swiping card
or face recognition
IC card reader: 2 (included)
Face recognition access controller: 2 (required).
Features1.3
Supports anti-collision.
Supports setting passing time.
The arms will be locked automatically if no one enters the turnstile after the specified time.
The lock and unlock feature of the turnstile can be controlled by a remote controller (not
provided).
System parameters can be restored to default through the configuration application.
Supports sound and light alarm prompts and volume adjustment.
Data on the entry and exit of people can be collected. Also, the turnstile arms fall down
automatically when powered off.
When receiving fire alarm signals, the turnstile normally will open. The turnstile can also output
alarm signals.
9 passing modes: Pass with identity verified, not allowed to pass, and pass without restrictions,
and you can combine these to produce 9 passing modes.
Supports integration of face, fingerprint, QR code, CPU card reader, ID card reader module and
more to achieve a combination of multiple authentication methods.

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Access Control Mode1.4
You can set the passing mode based on the direction people enter or exit the controlled area.
People can pass the turnstile using a card or their face.
People can pass the turnstile freely without identity verification.
No passage allowed.

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2Application
Cards and faces are collected and imported to turnstiles through the network.
ApplicationFigure 2-1

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3Structure
Appearance3.1
Appearance (1)Figure 3-1
Appearance (2)Figure 3-2

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Dimensions3.2
Dimensions (mm[inch])Figure 3-3
Inner Components3.3
Inner componentsFigure 3-4

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Table 3-1 Component description
No. Item Description
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Passing
electromagnetic
lock
Receives signals from the control board, and locks or unlocks the arms.
2 Access control
panel Receives signals from the card reader and controls the turnstile.
3 Speaker Broadcast voice prompts.
4 Passage control
panel.
Receives and processes signals from the access controller, and controls the
electromagnets and direction indicator.
5 Direction
indicator
Two-way authorization.
Solid red X: Stand by.
Flashes a green arrow in passing di
rection: Authorization
successful. The turnstile returns to standby mode when the person
passed or it times out.
Flashes a red X 3 times and broadcasts Authorization failed
:
Authorization failed. The turnstile returns to standby mode.
One-way authorization.
Solid green arrow: Stand by.
Flashes a green arrow: Authorization successful. T
he turnstile
returns to standby mode when the person passed or it times out.
Flashes a red X 3 times and broadcasts Authorization failed
:
Authorization failed. The turnstile returns to standby mode.
Free pass: Solid green arrow means the authorization succeeded.
6 Electromagnetic
chuck lock
When the power is on, the arms can be set in a horizontal position by folding
them to their maximum extent, and then lifting them up again. When the
power is off, the arms will automatically fold themselves.
7 Circuit breaker Protects the turnstile circuit.
8 Power switch Convert the input voltage to 24 V AC power.
9 Card reader
panel Reads card information and sends the signal to access control.
10 Fan Dissipates the heat caused by the turnstile.
11 Card-swiping
panel Sends the signal to the card reader when swiping a card.
12 Passage
indicator Indicates passing status.
13 Turnstile arm Arms of the turnstile.

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4Installation
This chapter introduces the installation requirements, preparations, and installation procedures.
Safety Instructions4.1
WARNING
Strictly conform with the requirements of the manual during installation, otherwise we will not
be responsible for any loss occurred.
Incorrect installation or improper operation might bring damages to humans or objects.
Security devices and control devices used must confirm to EN12978.
Before installing, wiring, or disassembling the turnstile, unplug the power supply first.
The turnstile consists of various mechanical and electrical devices, any negligence during
installation might cause damage.
In case of smoke, unpleasant odor, or strange noise, unplug the turnstile immediately, and then
contact technical support.
Pay extra attention when you are operating inner components that are electrically charged or
can cause the arms to move.
Do not disassemble the turnstile unless necessary, otherwise people injury or property damage
might occur.
Firmly attach the turnstile.
Make sure that the ground cable works properly before powering on the turnstile.
Before making the turnstile operational, make sure that people can see the turnstile completely
and clearly to avoid injury.
Do not operate the turnstile while standing in the passage when it is powered on.
Preparations4.2
Make sure that the turnstile is installed on a flat surface.
If the turnstile is to be installed outdoors where water pooling is likely to occur, it must be
installed on a 50 mm–150 mm cement base (adjust according to the actual situation). The
passage also should be elevated to the same height of the cement base. Apply silicon sealant to
the gap between the cement base and the turnstile to keep out water and condensation.
Make sure that the PVC pipe is buried more than 60 mm under the ground, and the height of
the PVC pipe above the ground should be more than 50 mm. Bend the PVC pipe end that is
above the ground to keep water out. Keep the installation surface dry.
Clean the installation surface.
Confirm the installation position.

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Installation position (mm[inch])Figure 4-1
4.2.1 Tools
Tools might vary based on different installation surfaces.
Cement.
Percussion drill, drill No.16 and No. 32, marking pen, tape measure, spirit level, plumb bob (for
calibrating the levelness of the passage), hammer, wrench, angle grinder or cutting machine,
and screwdriver.
Marble and ceramic.
Because marble and ceramic grounds are fragile, use the pistol drill to drill a hole first, apply
cooling water, and then keep drilling until the hole is deep enough. Remove the dust inside the
hole with water, and then use the percussion drill for the dimensions you need.
4.2.2 Wiring
Check if the labels on the cables are clear. If not, make them clear.
AC power cables and communication cables cannot be on the same pipe.
PVC pipes should be buried under the ground for more than 150 mm to avoid damage from
expansion bolts. The pipe above the ground should be longer than 50 mm to keep water out.
The PVC pipes must be able to go through the cable entry of the installation base.

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PVC pipe layout (mm[inch])Figure 4-2
Table 4-1 PVC pipe layout description
No. Name
1 1" PVC pipe
2 425# concrete base
3 Power cable pipe
4 Signal cable pipe
5 Communication cable pipe
6 Signal and communication cables are connected to the security booth
For needed cables and their specification, see the figures and table below.
Wiring for two card readers and one face recognition access controllerFigure 4-3

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Wiring for two card readers and two face recognition access controllersFigure 4-4
Table 4-2 Cable description
No. Type Description
1 Power cable One 220 V RVV3 × 2.5 power cable for each turnstile. Reserve 3 m
of the cable outside the cable entry.
2 Ethernet
cable
One Cat5 Ethernet cable for two card readers and one face
recognition access controller. Reserve 3 m of the cable
outside the cable entry.
Two Cat5 Ethernet cables for two card readers and two face
recognition access controllers. Reserve 3 m of each cable
outside the cable entry.
4.2.3 Cable Layout
For recommended cable layout, see Figure 4-5. If you incorrectly lay cables like in Figure 4-6, the
turnstile can end up being installed in an unstable position causing cables to break when expansion
bolts are being hammered in.
Recommended cable layout (mm[inch])Figure 4-5

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Wrong cable layoutFigure 4-6
Installation Procedure4.3
4.3.1 Drilling Holes
Before installing the turnstiles, make sure that the distance "M" between buildings and the turnstile
is no less than 60 mm, and no more than 100 mm. Adjust it according to the actual situation. This is
for maintenance purposes and not for allowing people to pass through.
Install turnstiles next to buildingsFigure 4-7
Adjust all turnstiles to face the same direction.Step 1
Confirm the distance between buildings and the turnstiles.Step 2
Confirm the installation position and mark the holes.Step 3

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Mark the holes on the installation surface (mm[inch])Figure 4-8
Drill holes. See the table below for hole diameters and depth, and expansion bolt diameters.Step 4
Table 4-3 Expansion bolt specification
Item Dimension
Expansion bolt M12 × 120
Hole depth 95 mm
Hole diameter 16 mm
Use compressed air to remove the dust in the holes. Repeat this step no less than threeStep 5
times.
Hammer the expansion bolts into the bottom of the hole.Step 6
Use a wrench to tighten the nuts, and then hammer the expansion bolts again.Step 7
4.3.2 Adjusting Turnstile Position
Use the key to open the top panel.Step 1

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Open the top panelFigure 4-9
Tug all the cables inside the turnstile through the cable entry, and keep them organized toStep 2
avoid damage.
Cable entryFigure 4-10
Carefully lift the turnstile up and adjust its position, overlap the holes on the turnstile withStep 3
the expansion bolts, and then place the turnstile on the ground.
Use gaskets to level the turnstile.Step 4
Mark three evenly separated points on the installation surface horizontally or verticallyStep 5
along the turnstile. Use a gradienter to measure the angle of inclination of the three points.
See the figure below for the acceptable flatness error.