Magnetic MPB-311 User manual

Operang Instrucons
Full height turnsle with bicycle access
MPB-311
Doc. ID: 58170055EN
Version 00

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MAGNETIC AUTOCONTROL GMBH
Grienmatt 20
D-79650 Schopfheim
Germany
Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]
[email protected]
www.magnetic-access.com
Original Operang Instrucons
This document is available as PDF in the Magnec Autocontrol download area
(www.magnec-access.com). Authorisaon is required for download.

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Contents
Contents
1 Noces on the document 7
1.1 Purpose and contents of this operang instrucons 7
1.2 Reading and storing the operang instrucons 7
1.3 Non-observance of the operang instrucons 8
1.4 Symbols and illustraons used in the operang instrucons 8
1.4.1 Warning notes and noces 8
2 Safety 10
2.1 Intended use 10
2.2 Changes and modicaons 10
2.3 Target groups 11
2.3.1 Operator and its responsibility 11
2.3.2 Personnel – acvies and qualicaons 12
2.4 Personal protecve equipment 13
2.5 Symbols on the device 14
2.6 For your safety 14
2.7 To protect the environment 15
2.8 Emergency opening the pedestrian gate 15
2.9 Earthing support beam, cover and service door 16
3 Technical data 18
3.1 Dimensions and design 18
3.2 Electrical connecon 21
3.3 Operang condions 21
3.4 Emissions 21
3.5 Control unit MGC 22
4 Design and funcon 23
4.1 Design 23
4.2 Funcon 24
4.3 Denions and versions 25

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5 Receipt of goods, transport and storage 28
5.1 Receipt of goods 28
5.2 Safety during transport 28
5.3 Transport 30
5.4 Storage 30
6 Unpacking, scope of delivery and idencaon 31
6.1 Unpacking 31
6.2 Scope of delivery 32
6.3 Idencaon 33
6.3.1 Type plate 33
7 Mounng 34
7.1 Safety during mounng 34
7.2 Mounng opons and instrucons, aachment material 35
7.2.1 Overview 35
7.2.2 Oponal base frame FURA-B or FURA-B-D 35
7.2.3 Directly on the foundaon 36
7.3 Required steps 36
7.4 Specifying the mounng posion 37
7.5 Building the foundaon and laying empty conduits 37
7.5.1 Foundaon requirements 37
7.5.2 Empty conduits requirements 38
7.5.3 Building the foundaon and laying empty conduits 38
7.5.4 Foundaon and empty conduit plans 39
7.6 Assembling and mounng the base frame 42
7.6.1 Assembling the base frame FURA-B for
MPB without oponal roof 43
7.6.2 Assembling the base frame FURA-B-D for
MPB with oponal roof 44
7.6.3 Mounng the base frame 45
7.7 Planning and installing inducon loops 46
7.7.1 Ready-assembled and self-assembled inducon loops 46
7.7.2 Inducon loops locaon plan 47
7.7.3 Installing the inducon loops – general notes 48
7.7.4 Installing inducon loops in bitumen, asphalt, or concrete 49
7.7.5 Installing inducon loops under interlocking stone paving 50
7.7.6 Tesng inducon loops 51

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7.8 Mounng the pedestrian gate 51
7.8.1 Mounng the base with 2 railings and the cage half with
blocking bracket 52
7.8.2 Mounng the support beam 54
7.8.3 Preparing the mounng of the bicycle door 57
7.8.4 Mounng the oor bearing and the bicycle door 61
7.8.5 Mounng the oor bearing and the centre pillars 68
7.8.6 Mounng the upper barrier of the bicycle access 74
7.8.7 Mounng the guide element 75
7.8.8 Connecng two pedestrian gates 75
7.8.9 Closing the cover of the support beam 76
7.9 Checking the mounng 77
8 Mounng the oponal mounng pillar for access-control devices 78
9 Electrical connecon 86
9.1 Safety during electrical connecon 86
9.2 Installing electrical protecve devices 87
9.3 Opening and closing the cover or service door 88
9.3.1 Opening and closing the cover 88
9.3.2 Opening and closing the service door 90
9.4 Connecng the mains cable 91
9.5 Connecng customer control lines 92
9.6 Connecng emergency opening contacts 93
9.7 Installing and connecng customer access-control devices 93
9.8 Checking the electrical connecons 94
10 Commissioning 95
10.1 Safety during commissioning 95
10.2 Pung the pedestrian gate into operaon 95
10.3 Switching the pedestrian gate on and o 96
10.4 Parameterising the pedestrian gate 97
11 Operaon 97
12 Log book 97

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13 Cleaning and maintenance 98
13.1 Safety during cleaning and maintenance 98
13.2 Cleaning the pedestrian gate 99
13.2.1 Cleaning the pedestrian gate from the outside 99
13.2.2 Cleaning the support beam from the inside 100
13.3 Maintenance schedule 100
14 Correcve acon 102
15 Spare parts and repair 103
15.1 Spare parts 103
15.2 Changing and adjusng proximity sensors 103
16 Conversion 105
16.1 Safety during conversion 105
16.2 Converng the locking unit 105
17 Customer service 109
18 Decommissioning 110
18.1 Safety during decommissioning 110
18.2 Taking the pedestrian gate out of service 110
19 Dismounng and disposal 111
19.1 Safety during dismounng and disposal 111
19.2 Dismounng and disposal of the system 111
20 EU-Declaraon of Conformity 112
Index 113

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Notices on the document
1 Noces on the document
1.1 Purpose and contents of this operang instrucons
These operang instrucons provide all the informaon required for the product in
the various phases of its life cycle.
This operang instrucons contains the following informaon: Design and
funcon, transport and storage, unpacking and delivery, installaon and mounng,
electrical connecon, commissioning, operaon, cleaning and maintenance,
decommissioning, dismounng and disposal.
IMPORTANT!
For the parameterisaon of the MGC control unit and trouble-
shoong, see the separate document "Descripon control unit MGC
(Doc.ID: 58170027)".
1.2 Reading and storing the operang instrucons
Pre-requisite for secure work is compliance with all indicated safety notes, warning
notes and instrucons. In addion, the local accident prevenon regulaons,
general safety regulaons and local environmental regulaons applicable to the area
of applicaon of the product must be observed.
Carefully read these operang instrucons before starng any work! The operang
instrucons are part of the product and must be kept in direct proximity of the
product and well accessible to the personnel at all mes.
When passing the product on to third pares, these operang instrucons must also
be handed over.

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1.3 Non-observance of the operang instrucons
Magnec declines all liability for personal injury and property damage caused by not
observing the operang instrucons.
This applies in parcular to damage caused by:
› Improper use
› Use of non-qualied personnel
› Use of non-approved components
› Arbitrary modicaons
› Inappropriate mounng and installaon
› Incorrect operaon
› Inadequate or omied maintenance and repairs
› Use of non-approved spare parts
› Operang a defecve product
1.4 Symbols and illustraons used in the operang instrucons
1.4.1 Warning notes and noces
Warning notes are characterised by pictograms in these instrucons. A warning note
starts with a signal word that expresses the extent of the hazard.
It is absolutely essenal to observe the warning notes and to proceed with cauon
in order to prevent accidents as well as personal injuries and property damage.
Warning notes
DANGER
The signal word WARNING indicates a potenally dangerous situaon,
which can lead to death or severe injuries if not avoided.
WARNING
The signal word WARNING indicates a potenally dangerous situaon,
which can lead to death or severe injuries if not avoided.

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Notices on the document
CAUTION
The signal word CAUTION indicates a potenally dangerous situaon,
which can lead to minor injuries if not avoided.
NOTICE
The signal word NOTICE indicates a potenally harmful situaon,
which leads to property damage if not avoided.
Notes and recommendaons
IMPORTANT!
The signal word IMPORTANT highlights useful notes and
recommendaons as well as informaon for an ecient and trouble-
free operaon.

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2 Safety
2.1 Intended use
The MAGNETIC pedestrian gate MPB is made of a full height turnsle and a bicycle
access. The pedestrian gate MPB is intended only for access control of persons from
a zone not controlled (ZNC) to a zone controlled (ZC). The separate bicycle access
makes it possible to move a bicycle into the zone controlled. Riding the bicycle is
contrary to provisions.
In general, the pedestrian gate is integrated in the fence and gate systems.
The pedestrian gate is intended for passage of persons who can pass the pedestrian
gate safely, quickly and without any help. Separate means of access must be
provided for persons who cannot pass through the pedestrian gate safely, quickly or
without assistance, such as small children, elderly people or people with disabilies.
Children under 14 years of age may only pass through the pedestrian gate under the
supervision of an adult.
The pedestrian gate may only be mounted on non-ammable oors.
The pedestrian gate may only be operated within the temperature range indicated
on the type plate.
Misuse
Any use diering from or beyond this is considered improper use. Magnec is not
liable for any resulng personal injury or damage to property.
For example, the following applicaons are regarded as improper use:
› Use of the pedestrian gate by unaccompanied children under 14 years of age.
› Use of the pedestrian gate by persons who cannot pass the pedestrian gate safely,
quickly or without assistance.
› Use of the pedestrian gate without released passage. This means that the centre
pillar is forced to rotate.
› Mounng of the pedestrian gate on ammable ground.
2.2 Changes and modicaons
Modicaons and conversions to the product, to an aachment or to one of the
components can lead to unforeseen dangers. Magnec's wrien approval must be
obtained before any technical modicaons or alteraons are made to the product
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2.3 Target groups
2.3.1 Operator and its responsibility
The operator must comply with the statutory obligaons regarding work safety. In
addion to the safety instrucons and warning notes in this operang instrucons,
the valid safety, accident prevenon and environmental protecon regulaons must
be observed.
In parcular, the operator must:
› determine addional danger in a danger analysis
› implement the necessary behavioural requirements in work instrucons for
operaon with the product at the operang locaon
› regularly verify throughout the product me of use that the work instrucons
drawn up by him comply with the current state of the regulaons
› adapt the working instrucons to any new provisions, standards and usage
condions - where required.
› clearly regulate the responsibilies for all work on the product and with the
product such as mounng, commissioning, operaon, cleaning, maintenance, etc.
› ensure that personal protecve equipment is worn
› ensures that all employees who work with the product or on the product have
read and understood the operang instrucons.
Furthermore, the operator must train personnel regarding the use of the product at
regular intervals and provide informaon on possible dangers.
Furthermore, the operator is responsible for:
› the product is always in perfect technical condion.
› the product is maintained at specied maintenance intervals
› the product is only operated within the permied temperature range.
The operator is also responsible for ensuring that the danger area of the product
cannot be accessed by any unauthorised persons under any circumstances.

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2.3.2 Personnel – acvies and qualicaons
Only authorised, trained and suciently qualied personnel may work on and
with the product. The personnel must know and have understood the operang
instrucons and the required operang procedures.
Designaon Qualicaon
Transport equipment
operator
› Has professional experience as a transport equipment
operator or warehouse and transport worker.
› Has a valid driving licence for the required industrial truck,
e.g. forkli.
› Knows the necessary regulaons.
› Can evaluate the work assigned to him, recognise possible
dangers and take appropriate safety measures.
Technician › Has completed training as a systems mechanic, machinery
technician, installaon mechanic, installaon technician or
has comparable technical training.
› Has completed training as an electrical safety expert.
› Has addional knowledge and experience.
› Knows the relevant technical terms and regulaons.
› Can evaluate the work assigned to him, recognise possible
dangers and take appropriate safety measures.
Qualied electrician › Has technical training which entles him to carry out and
monitor electrical work for commercial purposes.
› Has addional knowledge and experience.
› Knows the relevant technical terms and regulaons.
› Can evaluate the work assigned to him, recognise possible
dangers and take appropriate safety measures.
Operator › Trained by the operator.
Table 1: Qualicaons of personnel

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Task Transport
equipment
operator
Technician Qualied
electrician
Operator
Transporng XX– –
Unpacking XXX–
Laying the foundaon – X– –
Mounng – X X –
Electrical connecon – X X –
Parameterisaon – X X –
Commissioning 1) –XX–
Operang – X X X
Cleaning 2) –X X X
Servicing 3) –X X –
Troubleshoong – X X –
Repairing – XX–
Decommissioning – X X –
Dismounng – X X –
Disposing – X X –
1) As per the supplied log book "Full height turnsle with bicycle access MPB-311"
2) According to the maintenance plan in these operang instrucons
3) At least once a year in accordance with the supplied log book
Table 2: Acvies and qualicaons
2.4 Personal protecve equipment
It is necessary to wear personal protecve equipment when dealing with the
product so as to minimise health hazards.
Before carrying out any work, properly dress in the necessary protecve equipment
such as work clothes, protecve gloves, safety shoes and wear during work.

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2.5 Symbols on the device
Warning of electric voltage!
The warning sign indicates dangerous areas with dangerous electric
voltage. Non-observance of the warning signs causes severe injuries
or death. The work to be done may only be performed by a qualied
electrician or an electrical safety expert.
This warning sign is xed at the following point:
› At the terminals, under the cover.
2.6 For your safety
Mortal danger by electric voltage!
Touching live parts can be lethal. Damage to the insulaon or to
individual components can be lethal.
› If the insulaon or any other parts are damaged, switch o the
power supply at once and arrange for repairs.
› Only qualied electricians or electrical safety experts may perform
any work on the electrical system.
› Before commencing any work, switch o power supply and secure
against restarng. Test for absence of voltage.
› Perform the electrical installaon in accordance with the applicable
regulaons.
› Install protecve devices that are required by naonal and local
regulaons, such as e.g. residual current devices. These protecve
devices must be provided by the customer.
› Observe the informaon on the type plate.
› Close all covers aer all work is completed.
› Keep moisture and dust away from live parts. Intruding moisture
and dust may cause a short circuit.
› If the electrical connecon is made during precipitaon, e.g. rain
or snow, prevent the intrusion of moisture by means of suitable
protecve covers.
› During or aer a lightning struck the system, touching the
components or being in the immediate vicinity of the system poses
a danger to life. When mounng outside, do not install and mount
the pedestrian gate during thunderstorms.

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2.7 To protect the environment
Improper disposal!
Improper disposal can result in damage to the environment.
› Dispose of the product in accordance with local and naonal laws
and regulaons.
› Sort resources and supply them to recycling.
2.8 Emergency opening the pedestrian gate
ä Page 93, chapter 9.6.

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2.9 Earthing support beam, cover and service door
IMPORTANT!
For safe operaon, the support beam, the cover and the service
door must be earthed. Service door, cover and support beam are
earthed via protecve earth conductors and earthing points. During
operaon, all protecve earth conductors must be connected to the
intended earthing points.
B
A
5
4
3
6
C
D
1
2
3
Mag01341
Fig. 1: Earthing support beam, cover and service door
1 Support beam
2 Cover
3 Service door
4 Protecve earth conductor for service door
5 Protecve earth conductor for cover
6 Protecve earth conductor for support beam
A Earthing point service door (single) ä Page 17, Fig. 2
B Earthing point cover (double) ä Page 17, Fig. 2
C Earthing point support beam (double) ä Page 17, Fig. 2
D Earthing point mounng panel support beam (single) ä Page 17, Fig. 2

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B
A
2
1
3
C
D
Mag01342
A /
DD
C
a
b
c
d
b
c
c
d
c
e
g
a
a
a
b
c
d
b
c
c
d
c
e
f
a
a
b
c
d
e
f
c
Fig. 2: Earthing points service door, cover and support beam
A Earthing point service door (single)
B Earthing point cover (double)
C Earthing point support beam (double)
D Earthing point mounng panel support beam (single)
a Brass nut
b Schnorr fuse
c Brass disc
d Ring cable lug
e Contact disc
f Earthing bolt
g Countersunk screw for earthing
1 Protecve earth conductor for service door
(protecve earth conductor service door – cover)
2 Protecve earth conductor for cover
(protecve earth conductor for cover – support beam)
3 Protecve earth conductor for support beam
(protecve earth conductor mounng panel support beam – support beam)

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3 Technical data
3.1 Dimensions and design
105
2025
2500 45
650 636
2428
90
2235
725
min 2300
54
160
25030
1200
925
38.6
677
Mag00623e
Fig. 3: Dimensions (dimensions in mm) –
View from the zone controlled (ZC),
Here version MPB-B (Entrance side right),
Lighng and mounng pillars oponal
Required height min. 2300 mm to open the cover.

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Technical data
60
105
1971
1280
2400
302
870
120
1200
1706
995
2458
Mag00624d
1300
Fig. 4: Dimensions – side view (dimensions in mm),
Lighng oponal,
Mounng bracket or mounng pillar oponal (only one opon possible),
In case of mounng bracket and mounng pillar version, dimensions
determined by Magnec

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712
712
407
Ø16
120
1238
Ø50
407
R 600
R 660
1430
1792
Mag00658c
A
B
Fig. 5: Dimensions – top view (dimensions in mm),
here version MPB-B (entrance side right)
Illuminaon and mounng pillars oponal
A Zone not controlled (ZNC)
B Zone controlled (ZC)
Designaon Value
Dimensions
(width x depth x height)
2428 mm x 2458 mm x 2300 mm
Weight without aachments 550 kg
Material, coang and colour Depending on the version ordered: See order conrmaon.
Table 3: Dimensions and design