FAAC PARQUBE APS User manual

PARQUBE APS
Automated Pay Station
Installation manual
Ver. 1.1
January 2017
en-US
Instructions translated from the original Italian

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MANUFACTURER
FAAC S.p.A.
Soc. Unipersonale
Via Calari, 10
40069 - Zola Predosa (BO)
Italia
PREFACE
This documentation is specically intended for technicians; therefore, some information which can easily be gathered by
reading the texts and examining the illustrations may not have been further specied.
If this manual should contain incomplete or difcult to understand information, it is mandatory to consult the FAAC S.p.A.:
no initiative is to be taken.
GENERAL INFORMATION
FAAC S.p.A. requires installers and users to strictly comply with the instructions described in this manual, paying particular
attention to the safety warnings.
The terms used in this document have no binding legal value or force, as their only purpose is to provide denitions which
assume a practical value in communications between technical personnel relating to technical data.
COPYRIGHT INFORMATION
No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, translated into any language or transmitted by any means,
electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or with any other storage and retrieval systems, for other
purposes other than the exclusive personal use of the purchaser, without specic written permission from FAAC S.p.A..
FAAC S.p.A. thanks you for choosing our products

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Copyright ©, 2016, FAAC S.p.A.
All rights reserved. The information contained herein is considered accurate as at the date of publication.

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Table of Contents
1Manual introduction ................................................................................................................................. 8
1.1 General symbols.......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.2 Description.................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.2.1. Recipients...........................................................................................................................................................................................................9
1.3 Original version in Italian .......................................................................................................................................................... 9
1.3.1. Preferential right of interpretation...........................................................................................................................................................9
2General Conditions.................................................................................................................................. 12
2.1 General Warnings ......................................................................................................................................................................12
2.2 Limitations of liability.................................................................................................................................................................13
2.3 Roles............................................................................................................................................................................................. 14
2.4 Recommendations for safety ................................................................................................................................................. 14
2.4.1. Recommendations for the safety of the installer/maintenance technician..........................................................................15
2.4.2. Safety symbols..............................................................................................................................................................................................15
2.4.3. Personal Protection Symbols (PPE).......................................................................................................................................................16
3Storage and handling ............................................................................................................................. 18
3.1 Packaging.....................................................................................................................................................................................18
3.1.1. Warning symbols on the packaging.....................................................................................................................................................19
3.1.2. Package contents.........................................................................................................................................................................................19
3.1.3. Reception........................................................................................................................................................................................................20
3.1.4. Unpacking.......................................................................................................................................................................................................21
3.2 Storage ........................................................................................................................................................................................22
3.3 Transport and handling ...........................................................................................................................................................22
3.4 Disposal .......................................................................................................................................................................................23
3.4.1. Disposal of packaging materials............................................................................................................................................................23
3.4.2. Disposal at end of life................................................................................................................................................................................23
4Product description.................................................................................................................................26
4.1 Identication label.....................................................................................................................................................................26
4.1.1. Description.....................................................................................................................................................................................................26
4.1.2. Positioning......................................................................................................................................................................................................26
4.2 Intended use ..............................................................................................................................................................................27
4.2.1. Limitations of use ........................................................................................................................................................................................27
4.2.2. Unauthorized use ........................................................................................................................................................................................27
4.3 Technical characteristics...........................................................................................................................................................28
4.3.1. Technical Data...............................................................................................................................................................................................28
4.3.2. Basic module and options........................................................................................................................................................................29
4.3.3. Control elements .........................................................................................................................................................................................30
4.3.4. Internal components ..................................................................................................................................................................................31
4.3.5. Optional components................................................................................................................................................................................34
4.3.5.1 FAAC analog intercom system..........................................................................................................................................................34
4.3.5.2 VOIP Commend intercom system ...................................................................................................................................................34
4.3.5.3 VOIP Zenitel intercom system...........................................................................................................................................................34

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4.4 General description ..................................................................................................................................................................35
4.4.1. Operating mode...........................................................................................................................................................................................35
5Access to the peripheral.........................................................................................................................38
5.1 Opening the service door.......................................................................................................................................................38
5.2 Closing the service door .........................................................................................................................................................40
6Installation................................................................................................................................................. 44
6.1 Warnings .....................................................................................................................................................................................44
6.2 Installation requirements.........................................................................................................................................................44
6.2.1. Mechanical requirements .........................................................................................................................................................................44
6.3 Components positioning.........................................................................................................................................................45
6.4 Ducts set-up ...............................................................................................................................................................................47
6.5 Wall set-up..................................................................................................................................................................................48
6.5.1. Construction of the base ..........................................................................................................................................................................48
6.5.1.1 Recommendations for the construction to be followed ........................................................................................................48
6.5.1.2 ISO and ADA disability standards....................................................................................................................................................49
6.5.2. Plinth installation .........................................................................................................................................................................................50
6.5.2.1 Dimensions...............................................................................................................................................................................................50
6.5.2.2 Attachment of the plinth.....................................................................................................................................................................51
6.6 Mounting the station................................................................................................................................................................53
6.6.1. Mounting the station on a base ............................................................................................................................................................53
6.6.2. Mounting the station with a plinth.......................................................................................................................................................55
6.7 Connections ...............................................................................................................................................................................57
6.7.1. Connections on terminal box..................................................................................................................................................................57
6.7.2. Switching on and off ..................................................................................................................................................................................58
6.7.2.1 Switching on and off the peripheral...............................................................................................................................................58
6.7.2.2 Switching on and off Management PC .........................................................................................................................................59
7Settings....................................................................................................................................................... 62
7.1 ControllerPlus Board ................................................................................................................................................................62
7.1.1. Jumper and LED ...........................................................................................................................................................................................62
7.1.2. Function jumper...........................................................................................................................................................................................63

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Chapter 1
MANUAL INTRODUCTION

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Manual introduction
1 MANUAL INTRODUCTION
1.1 GENERAL SYMBOLS
The table species the meaning of the generic symbols used in the manual.
Symbol Description
Notice
Indicates procedures and uses that are required but do not affect the safety of persons
Note
Indicates any additional information to the previous instructions
Manual
Indicates a reference to a specic manual
Chapter
Indicates a reference to a chapter in this manual
Section
Indicates a reference to a section in this manual
Attachment
It indicates the reference to consultation of an attachment to this manual
Appendix
It indicates the reference to consultation of an appendix to this manual
Checklist
Indicates a list of operations to perform and check
Steps
Indicates a list of steps to follow to complete a procedure
Code
Indicates a block of code (HTML, XML, Java, etc.)
1.2 DESCRIPTION
This manual provides the correct procedures and the requirements for safely installing and maintaining ParQube APS.
In writing the manual, the results of the risk analysis performed by FAAC S.p.A. over the product's entire life cycle are taken
into account in implementing effective risk reduction.
The phases of the product's life cycle have been taken into account:
▫ Reception/Handling;
▫ Assembly and installation;
▫ Operation;
▫ Maintenance/resolution of any anomalies;
▫ Disposal at end of the product's life.
The risks arising from the installation and use of the product have been taken into consideration:
▫ Risks for the installer/maintenance technician (technical staff);
▫ Risks for the operator;
▫ Risks to the integrity of the product (damage).

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1.2.1. Recipients
This manual has been specically designed for installers and maintenance technicians.
The installation technician must:
▫ have completed the basic course at a HUB Parking Technology location
▫ have technical and electrical skills;
▫ have skills to carry out masonry work in a professional manner.
Verify in the Roles that you have the required specications to carry out the instructions illustrated in
this manual.
1.3 ORIGINAL VERSION IN ITALIAN
All versions of this manual in a language other than the original are to be understood as a translation of the original Italian
version.
1.3.1. Preferential right of interpretation
In the event of any differences between the translated and the original version, the Italian version shall be considered the
only valid version published and recognized by FAAC S.p.A..

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Manual introduction
Chapter 2
GENERAL CONDITIONS

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General Conditions
2 GENERAL CONDITIONS
2.1 GENERAL WARNINGS
It is important for the safety of persons to read and follow the warnings contained in all parts
of this manual.
▫ This manual is an integral part of the product and as such must always be kept intact to allow future consultation by the
various operators until the dismantlement and/or scrapping of the product.
▫ In case of loss or damage to this manual, you can get a new copy by asking FAAC S.p.A.
▫ This manual reects the state of the art at the time of placing the product on the market. Any changes, improvements
or adjustments made to the product sold after that time do not oblige FAAC S.p.A. to service the previously provided
product or to update the technical documentation supplied.
▫ This product was solely designed and built for the use described in this document.
▫ The installation technician must rst be trained and educated on the work to be carried out on the product and limit it
to the extent of his/her competence.
▫ Before performing any operation on the peripheral, disconnect the power supply.
▫ Make sure the inside parts of the unit do not come into contact with water.
▫ For the best results, FAAC S.p.A. recommends cleaning and performing maintenance on a regular basis to keep the
system in optimum condition.
▫ Only through the use of original spare parts can the functional reliability be guaranteed and the product performance
optimized.
▫ Modications to the product not previously agreed upon with FAAC S.p.A. and executed by the installation technician
and/or manager should be considered entirely the responsibility of the same. All the operations required to maintain
the product before and during its use are the responsibility of the technician or manager.
▫ Any tampering or modication of the product not previously authorized by FAAC S.p.A. relieves the same from damage
caused or attributable to those aforementioned acts and automatically invalidates the warranty responsibility of the
same.
▫ The user must not attempt any kind of repair or direct intervention and must contact only the authorized service center.
▫ Training the personnel responsible for the product is of particular importance, especially with regards to the use, as well
as maintenance and monitoring of compliance with the operating procedures and all safety regulations in this manual.

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2.2 LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY
▫ In no event shall FAAC S.p.A. or its suppliers be liable for direct or indirect damages (also including damages for loss of
business prots or savings, business interruption, loss of information or data and other economic losses) occurring to
the user or any third party from the use or non-use of this product.
▫ FAAC S.p.A. is in no way responsible for the consequences of any incorrect operation by the user.
▫ FAAC S.p.A. shall not be held responsible for errors or data loss deriving from the use of this manual.
▫ FAAC S.p.A. accepts no responsibility for damage caused to persons or property, and consequences of the improper
functioning of the device in case of:
▫incorrect installation
▫ improper power supply
▫ inadequate cleaning and maintenance
▫ unauthorized modication
▫ improper or different use from the product's intended use.
▫ use of aftermarket parts
▫ This manual has been compiled with the greatest possible care in order to provide accurate information. FAAC S.p.A.
declines any explicit and implicit responsibility for any errors contained herein.
▫ FAAC S.p.A. reserves the right to change the content at any time and without notice in order to keep the manual up to
date.
FAAC S.p.A. shall not be held liable for damage caused by failure to comply with the warnings and safety
instructions.

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2.3 ROLES
The table shows the meaning, skills and qualications of the operators working on the various tasks.
Icon Description Responsibility
Installer
▫ Technician HUB Parking Technology
▫ Technician who has been specially
trained by HUB Parking Technology.
▫ Installation of the system based on the intended use.
▫ Commissioning according to the operating and safety
requirements and delivery to the system manager.
▫ Training of operational personnel to ensure safe
operation.
▫ System maintenance by repairing or replacing
components.
Maintenance
technician
▫ Technician HUB Parking Technology
▫ Technician or employee of the
parking facility trained by HUB
Parking.
▫ System maintenance by repairing or replacing
components.
▫ Cleaning of the equipment in accordance with the
manufacturer's instructions.
▫ Immediate and safe reaction in case of faults.
Person in
charge
▫ Car park owner
▫ Parking employee
▫ Ensure that maintenance is performed only by authorised
technicians
▫ Ensure that all safety regulations are observed
▫ Check that the operators have specic training
Operator
▫ Parking employee.
▫ Operation of the peripherals during normal use.
▫ Cleaning of the equipment in accordance with the
manufacturer's instructions.
▫ Immediate and safe reaction in case of faults.
2.4 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SAFETY
▫ Despite the full observance of safety regulations by FAAC S.p.A., those who work on the product must be fully aware of
the potential risks that still exist while using it.
▫ An ambient working light of at least 200 lux is required.
▫ Use the transport and lifting means recommended in the instruction manual.
▫ You can turn on the product for nal testing only after you have completed the installation and set up all the necessary
safety devices.
▫ The installation must be performed in accordance with current standards. The installer's safety is linked to environmental
and operating conditions that minimize the risk of accidents and severe damage.

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2.4.1. Recommendations for the safety of the installer/maintenance technician
The installer/maintenance technician is responsible for the installation/testing of the system.
The installer/maintenance technician must:
▫ Demonstrate or declare that they possess the technical-professional competence to carry out the installation, testing
and maintenance as required in this manual.
▫Read and respect the instruction manual.
▫ Always comply with all the requirements provided in the instructions and warning tables appearing in the procedures
outlined in this manual.
▫ Delimit the work area and prevent the access of unauthorized persons to the area.
▫ Always wear personal protective equipment recommended for the type of activities to be performed.
2.4.2. Safety symbols
The table species the meaning of the generic symbols used in the manual.
Symbol Description
Warning
Indicates the risk associated with operator safety or damage to parts.
The described procedure must be followed in compliance with the instructions given and the safety
standards
Note
Indicates warnings or information of particular importance for the operator's safety
Mandatory reading
Indicates that reading the instructions is mandatory
Risk of electrocution
Indicates a risk of electrocution due to live parts.
Risk of crushing, muscular-skeletal problems
Indicates a risk of crushing/muscular-skeletal problems due to lifting heavy parts.
Burning or scalding risk
Indicates a risk of burning or scalding due to the presence of high temperature components.
Crushing risk
Indicates a risk of crushing hands/feet due to the presence of heavy parts.
Cut/dismemberment/perforation risk
Indicates a risk of cutting due to the presence of sharp parts or the use of sharp tools (drill).
Risk of forklift impact
Indicates a risk of collision/impact with a forklift in motion.

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2.4.3. Personal Protection Symbols (PPE)
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is all products that are intended to safeguard the health and safety of the person
wearing them.
The table indicates the meaning of the personal protection symbols used in the manual.
Symbol Description
Requirement to wear helmet for protecting the head
Requirement to wear safety footwear
Requirement to wear work gloves

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Chapter 3
STORAGE AND HANDLING

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Storage and handling
3 STORAGE AND HANDLING
3.1 PACKAGING
Figure 1 - Sample packaging
The product is packaged, ensuring at the same time mechanical protection and protection against attack from the external
environment.
The cardboard boxes are placed on a wooden pallet to minimize the risk of shocks and impacts during the loading,
transportation, transshipment and unloading operations.
ISO symbols (1) are printed on the packaging indicating the requirements and obligations for the safety of operators and
the product during the phases of transport, storage and handling.

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Storage and handling
3.1.1. Warning symbols on the packaging
The table explains the meaning of the warnings used on the packaging.
Symbol Description
Handle with care. The presence of fragile parts.
Do not stack pallets
Use forklift/pallet truck
Keep away from water and humidity
Do not stack more than no. 2 packs
Use 2 people when lifting
Mandatory reading
This way up. Do not overturn
Wear safety shoes
Tipping risk during transport
3.1.2. Package contents
Pos. Element
1Door handle
2Keys
3PC's CD driver
4Station
5Keyboard
Any requested options are packaged individually

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3.1.3. Reception
1 2
Pos Element
1Shock sensor - ShockWatch
2Tilt sensor - TiltWatch
The packaging is provided with sensors which
indicate whether the product has been subjected
to shock or has been turned over during transport
or handling.
If one or both indicators (1) and (2) are red,
proceed as follows:
1. Do not refuse delivery
2. Write on the document that the indicators are
red and then check if the content is damaged
3. If the content is damaged, leave it in the
original packaging and request an inspection
by the carrier within 3 days of delivery.
1
2
3
4
At the end of transport, the packaging must be
intact and free from:
▫ wet areas (1);
▫ areas exposed to heat (2)
▫ signs of tampering (3);
▫ dents, signs of shocks, deformation or
breakage (4).