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General| Manufacturer | HBM |
|---|---|
| Category | Control Unit |
| Interfaces | Ethernet, CAN, USB |
| Input Voltage Range | ±10 V |
| Supply Voltage | 10 - 30 V DC |
| Power Supply | 10 - 30 V DC |
Describes the manual's scope and purpose regarding the MGCplus control unit.
Explains pictograms, warning symbols, and their meanings within the document.
Defines the qualified personnel required for control unit operations and maintenance.
Provides definitions for key terms, components, and operational concepts.
Details and categorizes various types of unauthorized access.
Explains the different operating modes of the pedestrian gate.
Guides on configuring the open mode via the control unit interface.
Details specific operational states like boot-up, homing, and emergency modes.
Explains how to manage passage control using directional inputs.
Provides explanations for input functions and parameters controlling passage direction.
Details control unit behavior for Variant 1 of the control variant parameter.
Details control unit behavior for Variant 2 of the control variant parameter.
Describes functions assigned to digital inputs and their default settings.
Explains functions of digital and relay outputs and their default settings.
Instructions for modifying the control unit's interface language.
Details the procedure for password entry for parameter access.
Identifies physical controls and explains display screen elements.
Explains the meaning of symbols shown on the control unit.
Describes how to adjust the display contrast of the control unit.
Covers access protection and changing parameter values.
Outlines activating and deactivating the service mode.
Accessing and navigating information about unit status and events.
Overview of the settings menu for configuring the control unit.
Settings for gate operation modes and control variants.
Configuration of hold-open times and closing delays.
Adjusting the speed of wing opening and closing.
Basic safety features like impact response and delay settings.
Setting values for safe operation in low-energy mode.
Safety responses for unauthorized intrusion attempts.
Safety responses for unauthorized passage in the wrong direction.
Safety responses for tailgating detection.
Configurations for forced opening reactions and automatic wing locking.
Settings for light barriers and audible buzzer alerts.
Settings for Gate End Display (GED) behavior and patterns.
Configuration of the random check feature for person control.
Adjusting the closed position for the gate wings.
Configuration of digital and relay inputs and outputs.
Details functions assigned to digital inputs.
Details functions assigned to digital and relay outputs.
Accessing operational status, people counting, and light barrier data.
Displays current operational status and reasons.
Statistics on passages and unauthorized access attempts.
Displays people counter data for passage direction 1.
Displays people counter data for passage direction 2.
Shows the status of light barriers and any occupation warnings.
System-level functions including reboot, language, and network settings.
Manages system settings like reboot, language, IP, and remote support.
Information on USB drive connectivity and CAN bus status.
Restoring control unit parameters to default or factory states.
Accessing service-related data and functions.
Displays cycle counters, operating time, and manages date/time.
Manages main menu password protection and saving factory settings.
Safety precautions and personnel qualifications for troubleshooting.
Lists common malfunctions and their corrective actions.
Explains message types and their impact on operation.
Details specific error codes, their causes, and corrective actions.
Procedures for resetting the control unit.
Visual overview of Information and Main menus.
Detailed breakdown of the Settings menu hierarchy.
Visual overview of submenus within Settings.
Visual overview of other main menu branches.
Visual overview of Information menu branches.
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