Dormakaba KTV 3 User manual

KTV 3/4
FLEX Direct
Revolving Door
Quick Start Guide

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Table of contents
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1 About this quick start guide 4
2 Safety 4
3 Operating and locking device elements 5
3.1 Summary of control elements type P/S/A 5
3.2 Control elements KTV M 8
3.3 Locking device elements* 8
4 In case of emergency 10
4.1 Triggering the emergency stop 10
4.2 Start-up after emergency stop 11
5 Locking the revolving door 12
5.1 Locking with a rod locking device* 12
5.2 Unlocking with a rod locking device 12
5.3 Locking with a floor locking device* 13
5.4 Unlocking with a floor locking device 13
5.5 Closing and locking the manual night shield* 14
5.6 Opening the manual night shield* 14
5.7 Closing the electric night shield* and locking via a dead
man’s switch 15
5.8 Opening the electric night shield* 15
5.9 Closing and locking the revolving door electrically* 16
6 Unlocking and switching on the revolving door 17
7 Using a transport opening* 18
7.1 Creating a transport opening 18
7.2 Resetting the transport opening 19
8 Opening as escape route* 20
8.1 Creating an escape route 20
8.2 Closing the escape route 22
9 Cleaning plan 23
Table of contents
* „Special equipment or options“ see p. 4

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2 Safety
Automatic startup KTV P/S/A
Moving components
Weather conditions
WARNING!
Risk of injury due to automatic start-up of the
revolving door!
The revolving door can set itself in motion au-
tomatically. If there are people in the revolving
door, they may be at risk of injury.
• Never turn the revolving door on or off when
people are in it.
• Release the emergency stop button only
once there are no longer any people in the
revolving door and the issue causing the
emergency stop has been resolved.
WARNING!
Entanglement, crushing, and cutting hazard dur-
ing operation of the revolving door!
As the revolving door rotates, a danger of en-
tanglement, crushing, and cutting may arise at
the closing edges.
• Immediately activate the emergency stop if
a person gets between the closing edges.
• Ensure that children do not play in or around
the revolving door.
• Ensure that there are no persons in the
revolving door before the emergency stop
switch is unlocked and that the folded door
wings are brought back into starting posi-
tion.
Reason: The revolving door automatically
continues the current program setting after
a time interval.
WARNING!
Danger to life due to bad weather conditions!
Operating the revolving door under bad weather
conditions (e.g. thunderstorm, lightning, tem-
pest) may lead to life-threatening injury or
death.
• Check weather conditions before operation.
• Immediately discontinue operation under
bad weather conditions and lock the door as
needed.
• Make sure that the revolving door can be
operated safely under the given weather
conditions.
1 About this quick
start guide
Scope of this guide
This quick start guide provides an overview of the opera-
tion and securing of the KTV revolving door. This quick
start guide should be kept accessible to the staff at all
times in addition to the operating instructions.
This quick start guide does not replace the operating
instructions. The operating instructions must also be
available and followed for any work carried out on the
revolving door by the personnel.
Target audience of this guide
Operator
The operator uses and operates the revolving door within
the limits of the intended use.
The facility operator will inform the operator of the fol-
lowing information, depending on which revolving door is
involved:
• How to act in case of fire or a hazardous situation
• Function and operational modes of the revolving door
• Positioning and function of the operable safety
equipment
• Operation of the revolving door
• Folding the door wing (revolving door with bookfold
turnstile)
• Creating an emergency exit (revolving door with
bookfold turnstile)
• Creating a transport opening (revolving door with
foldable turnstile)
• Possible dangers of improper behavior
When needed, the operator has access to the key/code
for the program switch of the revolving door and the key
for the key switch of an electric night shield.
Special equipment or options
This quick start guide sometimes describes special equip-
ment or options which may not be installed in the system.
These are marked with a symbol (*). The details of what
this system is equipped with can be found in the docu-
ments that have been supplied with it.
Illustrations
The illustrations serve to provide a general un-
derstanding and may differ from the design of
the revolving door that is actually delivered.

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Operating and locking device elements Summary of control elements type P/S/A
This depends on the type of the emergency stop switch.
The revolving door then continues the current program
setting.
Program switch
The program switch is located inside the building on the
front jamb or mounted separately within sight of the
revolving door. A key or code secures the program switch
against unauthorized access.
The following functions may be available with the pro-
gram switch depending on order options:
A program switch with code entry will automati-
cally lock itself 60 seconds after the last entry.
3 Operating and lock-
ing device elements
3.1 Summary of control elements
type P/S/A
Fig. 1 Summary of control elements
1 Emergency stop switch (inside and outside*)
2 Program switch (inside)
3 Disabled access pushbutton * (inside and out-
side)
4 Dead man’s switch for electric night shield*
(inside, type P/S/A and M)
Emergency stop button
An emergency stop switch is located in the building interi-
or on the front jamb and, depending on the order option,
also on the building exterior.
When the emergency stop is activated, the revolving door
stops immediately and the drive is disengaged. It is then
possible to turn the door wings manually.
The emergency stop switch is reset by pulling or turning.
The availability of some of the described options
depends on the type of revolving door you se-
lected or on the chosen options. These functions
/
options are marked in the document with an
asterisk (*).

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Program switch settings
KTV P KTV S KTV A
OFF The revolving door will stay in the locking position. Any internal lighting is switched off. If equipped with an electric door wing locking device, the revolv-
ing door stops in the locking position and locks the wings automatically. After a set period of time, the interior lighting will switch off.
Automatic 1
The door is to be operated manually. The revolv-
ing door will be automatically rotated to the
starting position as soon as it is no longer manu-
ally operated.
Motion sensors start the rotary movement of
the door wings at a low speed. Acceleration to
walking speed is achieved manually. The revolving
door automatically stops in the starting position
as soon as it is no longer manually operated and
there are no more people in the detection range
of the motion detector.
Motion detectors start the rotation of the door
wing at walking pace. The revolving door auto-
matically stops in the starting position once the
set number of rotations have been completed
and there are no more people in the detection
range of the motion detector.
Automatic 2 The door rotates continuously at a low speed. It is
manually accelerated to walking speed.
The door rotates continuously at a low speed. It is
manually accelerated to walking speed.
The door rotates continuously at a low speed.
Once people enter the detection range of the
motion detector, the revolving door will be ac-
celerated to walking speed for a fixed number of
turns. The rotational movement is continued at a
slow speed as soon as no more people are in the
detection range of the motion detector.

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Operating and locking device elements Summary of control elements type P/S/A
Program switch settings
KTV P KTV S KTV A
Summer
The revolving door stops at its starting position and the drive is
unlocked. The door wings can be rotated manually.
If foldable wings have been installed, the wings can be folded to the side in this program switch setting
(for example, for ventilation).
Night / bank
(Optional)* not available not available
The revolving door is locked in its locking position
by the electric locking device. Access to the
revolving door is controlled using a door opener,
card reader, etc. When an authorized person
tries to open the door, the interior lighting will
turn on and the revolving door will rotate for a
preset number of revolutions. The revolving door
will then return to its locking position and lock
the entry. After a specified time, the interior
lighting will switch off.

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3.2 KTV M controls
3.3 Locking device elements*
Rod lock
The rod lock is located in the outer vertical section of the
door wing. The door is locked and unlocked with a square
key. The locking device mechanism is finally secured
against unauthorized operation with the lock
(Fig. 2/1.2) located under the square drive hole (Fig.
2/1.1).
The revolving door KTV M does not have its own
controls, since it is a manual revolving door and
is moved only by manually pushing the door
wing. Using the optional speed limiter*, the door
can be protected against excessive load. In this
case, there is an RJ-45 jack at the inner door-
jamb. It is used exclusively for maintenance by a
service technician.
For revolving doors with folding wings, two lock-
ing devices must always be locked / unlocked.
When using an electromechanical rod locking
device, the KTV automatically moves into the
locking position and locks the revolving door as
soon as it is switched off via the program switch
(5.9 Closing and locking the revolving door elec-
trically*, p.16).
Fig. 2 Overview of closing and locking device elements
Disabled pushbutton*
When triggered, the disabled access pushbutton reduces
the current speed of the revolving door to (for example)
give users of wheelchairs or walkers more time for safe
passage through the revolving door.
The disabled access pushbutton can be used in the
program settings “Automatic 1,” “Automatic 2,” “Night/
Bank,” and “Off.”
Dead man’s switch for electric night shield*
The external switch is a dead man’s switch with three
switch positions (open, locked, and neutral). With this
optional control element the night shield is electrically
unlocked/locked or opened/closed in the side pockets.
After one full revolution at the reduced speed,
the revolving door will resume operation at nor-
mal walking speed.

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Operating and locking device elements Locking device elements*
Floor locking device
If a floor locking device has been installed, a locking
cylinder will be located at the lower part of the door wing
(Fig. 2/2).
A bolt in a ground sleeve is extended or retracted through
the lock cylinder.
Night shield
There is a locking device mechanism (Fig. 2/3.1) located
on the inner vertical section of the night shield. With it,
the wing of the night shield can be locked or unlocked in
the fully open and closed position using a square key.
The locking device mechanism is finally secured against
unauthorized operation in both positions with the lock
(Fig. 2/3.2) located under the square drive hole.

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1. Press the emergency stop button (Fig. 3) at the en-
trance or exit.
»The revolving door will stop. The drive will be dis-
engaged and the door wings can then be turned
manually.
2.
Carefully turn the door wing by hand to free people,
including those with injuries, if any.
WARNING!
Risk of injury due to inactive safety equip-
ment!
4 In case of
emergency
4.1 Trigger emergency stop
Deactivated safety equipment
Personnel
• Operator
Fig. 3 In case of emergency
WARNING!
Risk of injury due to deactivated safety equip-
ment!
After the emergency stop is activated, the drive
is unlocked. The safety devices are no longer in
operation. This can cause serious injuries if at-
tempts are made to turn it manually.
• Before turning it manually, check to make
sure that no one could be injured.
• If people have been locked into the revolv-
ing door, carefully turn it until the people are
able to come out.
• When turning it manually, make sure that
there are no limbs between the closing
edges.

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In case of emergency Start-up after emergency stop
4.2 Start-up after emergency stop
Personnel
• Operator
Requirements
• The danger is over
• No persons are in or near the revolving door
Fig. 4 Procedure after an emergency stop
1. Reset the emergency stop switch by turning or pull-
ing, depending on the type of the emergency stop
switch.
»The revolving door will continue with the current
program settings.

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5.2 Unlocking with a rod locking
device
Personnel
• Operator
Requirements
• The program switch is unlocked with a key / code
• All emergency stop switches are unlocked by turning
or pulling, depending on the type of the emergency
stop switch
• No persons are in or near the revolving door
1. Unlock operating mechanism with the key.
2. Unlock the locking rod with the square key.
3. Again lock operating mechanism with the key.
4. If necessary, unlock the second locking rod in the
same way.
5 Locking the
revolving door
5.1 Locking with a rod locking device*
Personnel
• Operator
Special tool
• Key/code for program switch
• Square key and key for locking cylinder
Requirements
• No persons are in or near the revolving door
• The program switch is set to the “Off”
Fig. 5 Locking with a rod locking device
1. Turn the door wing into the locking position.
2. Unlock the operating mechanism of the rod lock with
the key / lock (locking cylinder) (Fig. 5).
3. Lock the locking bar with the square key (Fig. 5).
»The rod locking device moves up and locks the
door wing.
4. Again lock the operating mechanism of the rod lock-
ing device with the key / lock (locking cylinder).
5. If the door wings are foldable, lock the second door
wing in the same manner.

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Locking the revolving door Locking with a floor locking device*
5.3 Locking with a floor locking
device*
Personnel
• Operator
Special tool
• Key/code for program switch
• Key for the floor locking device
Requirements
• No persons are in or near the revolving door
• The program switch is set to the “Off”
Fig. 6 Floor locking device
1. Align the door wing with floor locking device with the
floor sleeve in the floor. (Fig. 6/middle).
2. Lock the floor locking device on the door wing with
key. For this purpose lock the locking cylinder (Fig. 6/
right) with two full revolutions.
5.4 Unlocking with a floor locking
device
Personnel
• Operator
Requirements
• The program switch is unlocked with a key / code
• All emergency stop switches are unlocked by turning
or pulling, depending on the type of the emergency
stop switch
• No persons are in or near the revolving door
1. Unlock floor locking device at the door wing with the
key. For this purpose unlock the locking cylinder (Fig.
6) with two full revolutions.

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5.6 Opening the manual night shield*
Personnel
• Operator
Special tool
• Key/code for program switch
• Square key and key for locking cylinder
1. Unlock operating mechanism with the key.
2. Unlock rod locking device.
3. Slide night shield elements into the side pockets and
lock again.
4. Finally, lock the operating mechanism again with the
key.
5.5 Closing and locking the manual
night shield*
Personnel
• Operator
Special tool
• Key/code for program switch
• Square key and key for locking cylinder
Fig. 7 Unlock night shield elements, slide together and
lock
1.
Enter the revolving door from the inside. Turn the
door wings by hand until the night shield elements
are accessible.
2. Unlock operating mechanism of the rod locking
device(s) with the key.
3. Unlock night shield elements with square key (5.7/
top).
4. Push night shield element(s) together as far as it
(they) will go.
5. Lock locking device bars with square key.
6. Again lock the operating mechanism of the rod lock-
ing device(s) in the closed position with the key.
For three-wing doors, only one night shield
element will be available.

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Locking the revolving door
5.7 Closing the electric night shield*
and locking with the dead man’s
switch
Personnel
• Operator
Special tool
• Key/code for program switch
• Key for dead man’s switch
Requirements
• The program switch is unlocked with a key / code
• All emergency stop switches are unlocked by turning
or pulling, depending on the type of the emergency
stop switch
• No persons are in or near the revolving door
Fig. 8 Electric night shield with dead man’s switch
1.
Turn the program switch to the “Off” position
(5.9/top).
WARNING!
Risk of injury due to improper switching off!
2.
Turn the dead man’s switch to the “Lock” position
and hold it there (5.9/bottom).
»An installed electric night shield will close and lock
the entrance to the revolving door.
3. Once the night shield is closed and locked, release the
external switch.
»The dead man’s switch will spring automatically
back to its neutral position. The night shield will
have been put in place.
4. Pull the key out of the program switch and the dead
man’s switch.
5.8 Opening the electric night shield*
Personnel
• Operator
Special tool
• Key/code for program switch
• Square key and key for locking cylinder
1. Turn the dead man’s switch to the “Open” position
and hold it until the night shield is fully opened.
WARNING!
Risk of injury due to improper locking!
Closing the electric night shield*
and locking with the dead man’s switch

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1.
5.9 Closing and locking the revolving
door electrically*
Personnel
• Operator
Special tool
• Key/code for program switch
Requirements
• The program switch is unlocked with a key / code
• All emergency stop switches are unlocked by turning
or pulling, depending on the type of the emergency
stop switch
• No persons are in or near the revolving door
Fig. 9 Select the program and pull the key
1. Switch off the revolving door with the program
switch (Fig. 9).
»The revolving door rotates automatically into the
locking position and the door wings are locked.
2. Pull the key out of the program switch.
WARNING!
Risk of injury due to improper switching off of
KTV P/S/A!
A P/S/A type revolving door will move on its own
while being switched off. If there are people in
the revolving door when this happens, they may
be at risk of injury.
• Before switching the door off, make sure
that no one is in the revolving door.

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Unlocking and switching on the revolving door
6 Unlocking and
switching on the
revolving door
Personnel
• Operator
Special tool
• Key/code for program switch
Requirements
• All manual locks are unlocked
• The program switch is unlocked with a key / code
• All emergency stop switches are unlocked by turning
or pulling, depending on the type of the emergency
stop switch
• No persons are in or near the revolving door
Fig. 10 Select program and pull the key
WARNING!
Risk of injury when changing the program of the
revolving door!
If there are people in the revolving door when
the program is changed, they may be injured by
the revolving door when it changes its behavior.
• Ensure that there are no people in the re-
volving door before changing the program.
1. Select the desired program using key / code (Fig. 10)
(Program switch, p.5).
»The revolving door will execute the selected pro-
gram.
2. Pull the key out of the program switch.
Closing and locking the
revolving door electrically*

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3. Release the stop on the foldable wing (Fig. 11/1) by
inserting the Allen key into the handle at the top and
bottom bracket (Fig. 11/2) and turning the handle to
the side.
4.
Have one person hold the foldable door wing at the
entrance (Fig. 11/3).
5. Move the door wing (Fig. 11/1) in the direction indi-
cated by the arrow, as shown in Fig. 11.
»The transport opening has been created.
CAUTION!
Pinch hazard due to improper use!
7 Using a transport
opening*
7.1 Creating a transport opening
Personnel
• Operator
Special tool
• Key/code for program switch
• Allen key 5 mm
Requirements:
• The program switch is unlocked with a key/code.
• There are no persons near or in the revolving door.
• All emergency stop switches are unlocked by turning
or pulling, depending on the type of the emergency
stop switch.
1. Set program switch in the position.
»The revolving door will stop rotating and the drive
will be disengaged. The door wings can be turned
manually.
Fig. 11 Releasing the door wing (four and three wings)
2.
Carefully align the door wing by hand, as shown in
Fig. 11.
WARNING!
Risk of injury due to deactivated safety
equipment!

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Using a transport opening* Resetting the transport opening
7.2 Resetting the transport opening
Personnel
• Operator
Special tool
• Key/code for program switch
Requirements
• At least two people must be present.
Fig. 12 Releasing the door wing (four and three wings)
1.
Have one person hold the door wing at the entrance
(Fig. 12/1).
2. Move the foldable door wing (Fig. 12/3) in the direc-
tion indicated by the arrow, as shown in Fig. 12.
Fig. 13 Door wing in starting position
(four and three wings)
3. Turn back the knob on the fitting (Fig. 13/2) in order
to roll back the foldable wing (Fig. 13/1).
»The door wings are in the starting position
(Fig. 13).
CAUTION!
Pinch hazard due to improper use!

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Requirements
• The program switch is unlocked with a key/code.
• A second person must be present.
• There are no persons near or in the revolving door.
1.
Set program switch to the position.
»The revolving door stops in the starting position
and releases the drive. The door wings can be
turned manually.
CAUTION!
Risk of injury due to improper program
change!
8 Opening as escape
route*
8.1 Creating an escape route
Personnel
• Operator
Special tool
• Key/code for program switch
Fig. 14 Folding the wings to the side
(four and three wings)
WARNING!
Danger to life from a locked revolving door with
bookfold turnstile in an escape route!
If a locked revolving door with bookfold turn-
stile is locked or blocked, it cannot be used as
an emergency exit. This may result in injury or
death.
• Always keep free and never block the en-
trance and exit operated with a revolving
door with bookfold turnstile.
• Make sure that the revolving door is not
locked and is operated in one of the follow-
ing program switch settings: “Summer,”
“Automatic 1” or “Automatic 2.”
Emergency exit in operation
The following description explains how an emer-
gency exit opening, e.g. for ventilation, can be
manually created. In an actual emergency, for
example if a group of people who want to leave
the building as quickly as possible rush the door
and push against the door wings, the wings will
also fold to the side. The drive is stopped in this
case and the wings are unlocked.