Platinum Access Systems BARRIER Service manual

PLATINUM ACCESS SYSTEMS™
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION MANUAL
BARRIERS
Vehicular gate operator

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Installation Instructions & Safety Information Manual
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. General Safety Precautions .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2
2. Operating Specifications.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3
3. Parts Diagram/Parts List
Inner Components.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4
Structural Components Diagram ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
Gear Motor ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
Structural Components List............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
4. Mounting Installation
Standard Installation Floor Plan....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Product Dimensions..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Concrete Base and Preparation....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
5. Arm Installation
Arm Assembly .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Strut Selection.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Pictorials For Reference ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12
Strut Mounting ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 13
Arm Balancing.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
Limit Switch Adjustment for the Opening and Closing Position................................................................................................................................................................... 14
6. Electrical Installation
Electrical Power Source Connection (to circuit-board) ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Battery and Power Supply Connections Diagram............................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
7. Inductive Loop Installation ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
8. Loop Rack Installation......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
9. Accessory Connections
Electrical Circuit Board Pictorial Layout.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19
Open Commands............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 20
Detection Loop................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Radio Receiver.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22
Light and Flash control ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23
Primary/Secondary......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Guard Station.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Optional: Solar Power Diagram ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26
Optional: Flash Enable Jumper .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 27
Alarm ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
Front Door Lock (ULOK) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 28
10. Manual Operation of the Barrier Gate
Open, Stop, Close (commands on circuit board)................................................................................................................................................................................................. 29
Manual Release ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
11. Manual Adjustments
Arm Speed......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 31
Obstruction/Instant Reversing Sensor .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
12. Routine Maintenance........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 33
13. Gate Operator Synchronization .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34

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General Safety Precautions
This installation manual is intended for
professionally competent personnel only.
Installation, electrical connections and
adjustments must be performed in accordance
with Good Working Methods and in
compliance with applicable regulations.
Before installing the product, carefully read
the instructions. Bad installation could be
hazardous. The packaging materials (plastic,
polystyrene, etc.) should not be discarded
in the environment or left within reach of
children, are these are potential source of
hazard.
Before installing the product, make sure it is in
perfect condition.
Do not install the product in an explosive
environment and atmosphere : gas or
inflammable fumes are serious hazard risk.
Before installing the motors, make all structural
changes relating to safety clearances and
protection or segregation of all areas where
the risk of being crushed, cut or dragged, and
danger areas in general. Make sure the existing
structure is up to standard in terms of strength
and stability. The motor manufacturer is not
responsible for failure of use Good Working
Methods id buildings frames to be motorized
or for any deformation occurring during use.
The safety devices (photocells, safety edges,
emergency stops, etc.) must be installed taking
into account: applicable laws and directives,
Good Working Methods, installation premises,
system operating logic and the forces
developed by the motorized barrier.
The safety devices must protect any areas
where the risk exists of being crushed, cut or
gragged, or where there are any other risks
generated by the motorized barrier.
Apply hazard area notices required by
applicable regulations.
Each installation must clearly show the
identification details of the motorized barrier.
Before making power connections, make sure
the plate details correspond to those of the
power mains. Fit an omnipolar disconnection
switch with a contact opening gap of at least
3mm.
Make sure adequate residual current circuit
breaker and overcurrent cutout are fitted
upstream of the electrical system. When
necessary, connect the motorized barrier to a
reliable earth system made in accordance with
applicable safety regulations.
During installation, maintenance and repair,
interrupt the power supply before opening the
lid to access the electrical parts.
The handle electronic parts, wear earthed
antistatic conductive bracelets. The motor
manufacturer declines all responsibility in the
event of component parts being fitted that
are not compatible with the safe and correct
operation.
For repairs or replacements of products only
original spare parts must be used. The installer
shall provide all information relating the
automatic, manual and emergency operation
of the motorized barrier, and provide the user
with operating instructions.

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Operating Specications
Power Requirements 120 VAC Single Phase at 3 Amps or 220 VAC Single Phase at 1.5 Amp
Main Power Power Input: 100-240 VAC. Select 115/230 VAC Single Phase
Absorption 1A
Torque 70 Nm
Opening Time 2-6 s/90º
Closing Time 2-6 s/90º
Rod Length (max) 19ft
Service Class 5- INTENSE
Working Temperature -4ºF/ + 158º C
3.1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Applications: INTENSE (for condominium, industrial and commercial entrances, parking
spaces with intense vehicle or pedestrian access).
Service class: 5 (minimum 5 years of working life with 600 cycles per day).
Applications: VERY INTENSE (for condominium, industrial and commercial entrances, parking
spaces with very intense vehicle or pedestrian access).
• Performance characteristics are to be understood as referring to the recommended
weight (approx. 2/3 of the maximum permissible weight). When use with the maximum
permissible weight a reduction in the above mentioned performance can be expected.
• Each automatic entrance has variable elements such as: friction, balancing and
environmental factors. All of which may substantially alter the performance characteristics
of the automatic entrance or curtail its working life or parts thereof (including the
automatic devices themselves). The installer should adopt the correct safety conditions for
each particular installation.

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Inner Components
1.5”
2”
SPGY
SPGN
SPRD38
SPRD51
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REF CODE Description
1 24 V=motor with encoder
2 Main Control Board GOC-6000
3 Mechanical stop adjusting
4 Key Release
5 SPGY
SPGN
SPRD38
SPRD51
Grey spring
Green spring
Red spring ø1.5”
Red spring ø2”
6 Control Panel Box
7 Limit switch
8 Limit switch sliding block
221

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Structural Components Diagram
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Structural Components List
ITEM P/N Description
9 BGA Gear Arm
10 BBD Barrier Door
11 BBEN Barrier Enclosure
12 BAHBA Arm Holder Bracket Assy
13 AR Release Arm with Lock
14 ARB Release Device Bezel
15 ENTOPC Enclosing Top Cover
16 AHBRC Arm Holder Bracket Cover
17 AHBRCL Arm Holder Bracket Cover Lid
18 AHBRCR Arm Holder Bracket Cover Ring
19 RPIN Release Pin
20 Gmotor Gearmotor Assy
21 Batteries
STANDARD INSTALLATION FLOOR PLAN

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Mounting Installation
ITEM CODE Description
1 BENC19 Barrier Enclosure
2 BARM Barrier Arm, 19ft
3 BARMSP Fixed Support
4 LAMPH Flashing Light
5PA1220
PA1120
Combination Keypad & Card Reader
Card Reader
6 JJ-RC-C1 Radio
7 NIR-50 Photocells
8 LS-1 Magnetic loop detector device for traffic monitoring
A
Connect the power supply to an approved omnipolar switch with an opening dis-
tance of the contacts of at least 0.1” (not supplied).
The connection to the mains must be made via an independent channel, separated
from the connections to command and safety devices.
Note: The given operating and performance features can only be guaranteed with the use
Platinum accessories and safety devices.
0.1”
Platinum
Keypad & Card Reader
Reader
Barrier ARM, 19ft
STANDARD INSTALLATION FLOOR PLAN

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CONCRETE BASE AND PREPARATION
Mounting Installation
PRODUCT DIMENSIONS

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CONCRETE BASE AND PREPARATION
Mounting Installation
11.81”
9.06”
4.53” 8.27” 17.5”
24”
Ø 2.36” Ø 0.5”
Barrier Base
Concrete Area
24”
2”
Conduit Pipe
Come out from the center point of the concrete base.
4x.5”x3.5” anchors.
Prepare a 24”x17.5” rectangle area, and dig 17” deep into the ground. Then pour the concrete mixer
into the hole and make sure this concrete block is at least 6”above the ground (do not forget to
place the conduit pipe first before the concrete mixer).
PRODUCT DIMENSIONS

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ARM ASSEMBLY
Arm Installation
Cut the length of the bar to L=PL+10.82”.
Install the bar as shown in the figure.
L
only PL≥ 15' 8"
11
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3
2
4
5

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ARM ASSEMBLY STRUT SELECTION
PL
(Feet)
4-5.5 SPGY / /
5.5-6.5 / SPGY /
6.5-8.2 SPGN / /
8.2-9.9 / SPGN /
9.8-11.50 / / SPGN
11.50-14.80 SPRD38 / /
14.80-17 / SPRD38 /
17-19 / SPRD51 /
PL
(Feet)
6.0-6.5 / / SPGY
6.5-8.2 SPGN / /
8.2-9.5 / SPGN /
9.5-10.5 / / /
10.5-13.4 SPRD38 / SPGN
13.4-15.7 / / SPRD38 /
15.7-19 / SPRD51 /
Determine arm length
From table select the proper strut
From the picture select the proper position on the gear arm to mount the strut
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2
3
Arm Installation

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PICTORIALS FOR REFERENCE
Arm Installation
62.7 FP
A
B
C
A
SPGY 27.5”
SPGN 27.5”
SPRD 28.5”
SPRD51 28.5”
Spacer Right OpeningLeft Opening
Locked Nut-B
Locked Nut-D

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PICTORIALS FOR REFERENCE
Arm Installation
Manually release the barrier motor ( see page 30)
Note, the plate/shelf is situated in the vertical middle of the barrier casing.
Note, the correct fitting position will depend upon the choice of the opening direction.
Apply a thread locking compound/glue onto the nut.
With the bottom end of the strut situated, fasten the opposite side of the spring strut to
the appropriate gear arm with the screw M12x40 (C), spacer, and compound/glue laced
nut. (see page 12)
1
2
3
4
5
Using the nut(D) above the spring on the strut, compress the spring until the arm
is balanced at an angle between 5° to 30° above the floor ( when in this position,
the arm will be stationary and angles upwards)(see page 12)
Warning: Using the table from page 12 as reference, determined the
measurement A for the strut that is being used, make sure that measurement A is
obtained when compressing the spring on the strut.
Lastly, tighten the locked nut(B) (see page 12)
Warning: never use the force of the motor to support the weight of the arm.
Always use the balancing spring to support the arm.
1
2
STRUT MOUNTING
BALANCING THE ARM SECTION

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• Adjust the opening and closing position of the bar using the special screws [A].
• Adjust the opening and closing limit switches using the cams [C] so that the switches are
activated approx. 0.1”. before the mechanical stop [B]
A
A
B
C
C
Arm Installation
LIMIT SWITCH ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE OPENING AND CLOSING POSITION

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LIMIT SWITCH ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE OPENING AND CLOSING POSITION ELECTRICAL POWER SOURCE CONNECTION TO CIRCUITBOARD
Electrical Installation
Ground Rod
Earth Ground
- (Green)
Earth Ground (Green/Yellow)
+ (White)
Hot (Black)
Neutral (White)
To Power Harness
power cable to the board. USE MIN. 14 AWG WIRE. FOLLOW ALL LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODES.
Power Harness
White
Green
Red
Black
To help protect the equipment from lightning and power
surges and to protect persons from shock hazard the
Operator must be grounded. The earth ground rod
must be located within 3 feet from the gate operator.
Use the proper type earth ground rod for your local
area. The ground wire must be a single, whole piece of
wire. Never splice two wires for the ground wire. If you
cut the ground wire too short, break it, or destroy
its integrity, replace it with a single wire length.
Prevent unnecessary turns or loops in ground wires.
The gate operator and the battery charger require a
single phase AC line to operate.
1. Turn off the breaker for the circuit you are using.
2. Select the proper voltage on the power board.
3. Connect the incoming power wires to the proper
terminals.
4. Turn on the breaker and check that AC ON and
CHARGE LED are lit.
The power receptacle has been left unconnected till the installer decides what voltage to use.
Connect to 120VAC only
Ground Rod
Earth Ground
- (Green)
Earth Ground (Green/Yellow)
+ (White)
Hot (Black)
Neutral (White)
To Power Harness
power cable to the board. USE MIN. 14 AWG WIRE. FOLLOW ALL LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODES.
Power Harness
White
Green
Red
Black
To help protect the equipment from lightning and power
surges and to protect persons from shock hazard the
Operator must be grounded. The earth ground rod
must be located within 3 feet from the gate operator.
Use the proper type earth ground rod for your local
area. The ground wire must be a single, whole piece of
wire. Never splice two wires for the ground wire. If you
cut the ground wire too short, break it, or destroy
its integrity, replace it with a single wire length.
Prevent unnecessary turns or loops in ground wires.
The gate operator and the battery charger require a
single phase AC line to operate.
1. Turn off the breaker for the circuit you are using.
2. Select the proper voltage on the power board.
3. Connect the incoming power wires to the proper
terminals.
4. Turn on the breaker and check that AC ON and
CHARGE LED are lit.
The power receptacle has been left unconnected till the installer decides what voltage to use.
Connect to 120VAC only
Ground Rod
Earth Ground
- (Green)
Earth Ground (Green/Yellow)
+ (White)
Hot (Black)
Neutral (White)
To Power Harness
power cable to the board. USE MIN. 14 AWG WIRE. FOLLOW ALL LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODES.
Power Harness
White
Green
Red
Black
To help protect the equipment from lightning and power
surges and to protect persons from shock hazard the
Operator must be grounded. The earth ground rod
must be located within 3 feet from the gate operator.
Use the proper type earth ground rod for your local
area. The ground wire must be a single, whole piece of
wire. Never splice two wires for the ground wire. If you
cut the ground wire too short, break it, or destroy
its integrity, replace it with a single wire length.
Prevent unnecessary turns or loops in ground wires.
The gate operator and the battery charger require a
single phase AC line to operate.
1. Turn off the breaker for the circuit you are using.
2. Select the proper voltage on the power board.
3. Connect the incoming power wires to the proper
terminals.
4. Turn on the breaker and check that AC ON and
CHARGE LED are lit.
The power receptacle has been left unconnected till the installer decides what voltage to use.
Connect to 120VAC only

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Electrical Installation
24V
Batteries
Power
Harness Plug
Outlet &
Receptacle
Earth Ground
(Green/Yellow)
Neutral
(White)
Hot
(Black)
- (Green)
Reset
Switch
Solar
Regulator
“Out”
+
+
+
White
White
Red
Red
Red
Black
Green
Black
Red
- +
+ (White)
BATTERY AND POWER SUPPLY CONNECTION DIAGRAM

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Inductive loop Installation
ALARM RESET SWITCH INSTALLATION: (UL 325 standard requirement)
is either a Type A or B2 device and the second activation is a Type A device. The alarm shall signal for a minimum
of 5 min or until a renewed manual input from an integral control or a permanently mounted control (such as a Stop
button) located in the line-of-sight of the gate has been entered. An audio alarm is not required for Classes III and IV.
To reset the alarm the Stop command can be given in two different ways.
1- The Built in Stop switch on the control board.
2- The External Stop button in the line-of-sight of the gate, away from moving parts of the gate and out of
reach of children.
STOP
5'
Minimum
Manual Stop
Button
6'
COM
N.C.
STOP
WARNING PLACARDS INSTALLATION:
WARNING – To reduce the risk of severe injury or death to person, please follow these instructions:
All Warning Sings and Placards must be mounted where visible in the area of the gate.
A minimum of two (2) Warning Placards shall be mounted. (One on each side of the gate).
ALARM RESET SWITCH INSTALLATION: (UL 325 standard requirement)
is either a Type A or B2 device and the second activation is a Type A device. The alarm shall signal for a minimum
of 5 min or until a renewed manual input from an integral control or a permanently mounted control (such as a Stop
button) located in the line-of-sight of the gate has been entered. An audio alarm is not required for Classes III and IV.
To reset the alarm the Stop command can be given in two different ways.
1- The Built in Stop switch on the control board.
2- The External Stop button in the line-of-sight of the gate, away from moving parts of the gate and out of
reach of children.
STOP
5'
Minimum
Manual Stop
Button
6'
COM
N.C.
STOP
WARNING PLACARDS INSTALLATION:
WARNING – To reduce the risk of severe injury or death to person, please follow these instructions:
All Warning Sings and Placards must be mounted where visible in the area of the gate.
A minimum of two (2) Warning Placards shall be mounted. (One on each side of the gate).
BATTERY AND POWER SUPPLY CONNECTION DIAGRAM

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Loop Rack Installation
Exit
Safety
Inside
Outside
Center
Exit
Center
Gnd
Safety
Twist Wire Outside the
Loop 6 Twists/Foot
Until Its Connection
to the Loop Rack
Inside Safety
Loop
Center
Loop
Outside Safety
Loop
Exit
Loop
Loop Connector
Control Board
Connector
Loop Rack (#GOC-LDR)
Safety Exit Center
28V
Gnd
Gnd
Gnd

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Accessory Connections
Commands
Loop
Detectors
Alarm
Remote
Control Input
Light and Flash
Control
Flash Enable
Jumper
On Board
Control
Close Timer
Setting
Sense and Open
Angle Adjust
Power Supply
Guard Station
Front Cover Lock
Motor Encoder
Input
Open/Close
Speed Adjust
Primary/Second
Barrier Link
Motor and Limit
Switch
Optional Photo
Eye Input
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT BOARD PICTORIAL LAYOUT