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1. Direct scheme, in which two passage sensors are used, that trigger in different ranges of
turnstile arm rotation angles (some models of PERCo turnstiles).
2. Simplified scheme, where two lines are used, to which pulsed signals are submitted by
the turnstile controller. Those signals are for notification of the passage in one direction or
another (most models of turnstiles).
3. Single-wire scheme, in which the turnstile has one sensor triggering on the passage in
either direction (e.g. Rostov-Don).
1=OFF, 2=ON (selects Turnstile configuration).
Selects the type of turnstile control. Options:
3=OFF potential control (the turnstile is controlled by levels on two lines).
3=ON pulse control (the turnstile is controlled by pulses on three lines).
Selects working interface for passage sensors. Options:
4=OFF, 5=OFF Simplified interface.
4=OFF, 5=ON Direct interface.
4=ON, 5=OFF Single-wire interface.
4=ON, 5=ON invalid combination.
N/A, should be in OFF position.
Selects the normal state of passage sensors*. Options:
7=OFF normally closed.
7=ON normally open.
N/A, should be in OFF position.
Table 23. Options for setting toggles of CONF1 dip-unit in Turnstile configuration
Notes:
* The normal state of passage sensor is a state of the sensor, when turnstile arms are in their
original (locked) position.
The description of turnstile control logic is provided in Sec. 11.8 The operating logic in Turnstile
configuration.
9.2 Connecting a turnstile control panel. Overview
Connecting a control panel to the controller instead of a turnstile itself allows correct registration of
passages, sanctioned from the control panel, as well as flexible customization of the one-time passage
authorization or the permanent authorization of access in different directions.
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