dormakaba Quick Start Guide
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3.2 KTV M controls
3.3 Locking device elements*
Rod lock
The rod lock is located in the outer vertical section of the
door wing. The door is locked and unlocked with a square
key. The locking device mechanism is finally secured
against unauthorized operation with the lock
( Fig. 2 /1.2) located under the square drive hole ( Fig.
2 /1.1).
The revolving door KTV M does not have its own
controls, since it is a manual revolving door and
is moved only by manually pushing the door
wing. Using the optional speed limiter*, the door
can be protected against excessive load. In this
case, there is an RJ-45 jack at the inner door-
jamb. It is used exclusively for maintenance by a
service technician.
For revolving doors with folding wings, two lock-
ing devices must always be locked / unlocked.
When using an electromechanical rod locking
device, the KTV automatically moves into the
locking position and locks the revolving door as
soon as it is switched off via the program switch
(5.9 Closing and locking the revolving door elec-
trically*, p.16).
Fig. 2 Overview of closing and locking device elements
Disabled pushbutton*
When triggered, the disabled access pushbutton reduces
the current speed of the revolving door to (for example)
give users of wheelchairs or walkers more time for safe
passage through the revolving door.
The disabled access pushbutton can be used in the
program settings “ Automatic 1 ,” “ Automatic 2 ,” “ Night/
Bank ,” and “ Off .”
Dead man’s switch for electric night shield*
The external switch is a dead man’s switch with three
switch positions (open, locked, and neutral). With this
optional control element the night shield is electrically
unlocked/locked or opened/closed in the side pockets.
After one full revolution at the reduced speed,
the revolving door will resume operation at nor-
mal walking speed.
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