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BR600T FAQ V4
8. Why barrier arm does not close down after the vehicle completely
passed through the loop coil?
This is caused by the access controller relay still holding the trigger signal even though the car has
completely passed through the loop coil. The arm will not descend despite receiving the valid signal
from the loop detector if our barrier controller keeps receiving a continuous UP dry contact signal from
the access controller.
You will get the same problem if you keep on pressing the push button until the car has completely
passed through the loop coil. Typically a car will need 4 sec to completely pass through the loop coil
from the moment user flashed the card at the access controller.
8.1 Please set your access controller relay release time to 1 second.
8.2 If you are using a Soyal controller reader:
(Example for AR721H) this will be the command to enter on the numeric keypad:
i. Enter Program Mode:*123456#
ii. Set Relay Trigger Time:02*001#
iii. Exit Program Mode: *#
9. Why the barrier arm close earlier before the vehicle completely passes
through the loop coil?
The main reason for this issue is because the loop detector sends a signal to the barrier board without
detecting any vehicle. This is either caused by the loop coil not installed properly (loop coil damaged
and cause interference to loop detector) or the loop detector is faulty. The Loop coil installed
underneath the ground is subject to damaging weather conditioning.
9.1 Please check the loop detector LED, during standby mode, if there is no car on top of the Loop
coil, the Red LED with light up for power. When the car is on top of the loop coil, the Green LED
will light up. After the vehicle has completely passed through the loop coil the Green LED will turn
off and the barrier arm will be closed.
9.2 The Green LED will keep light up when a vehicle passing through the loop coil. If the loop
detector LED response differently than described here, then the loop detector is faulty.