What to do if O&M Turnstile has no operation despite power supply?
If your O&M Turnstile shows no operation despite being supplied with power, the turnstile might not be receiving power; ensure power is supplied. The internal power cable might be displaced; check if it's plugged in. The 3-ampere glass fuse might also be broken down; change it.
What causes arms of O&M Turnstile to not rotate smoothly during passage?
If the arms of your O&M Turnstile do not rotate smoothly during passage, the spring of the return locking pin might be broken off that releases the pin. Replace the spring of the return locking pin with a new one.
What to do if O&M Turnstile has pass signal but passage is not authorized?
If your O&M Turnstile has a pass signal but does not authorize passage, there might be a foreign object preventing the operation of the solenoids of the locking hook (like a cable). Remove any objects from the area. Alternatively, there might be a failure in the microcontroller on the electronic board or the ULN 2803 A circuit that drives the solenoids; replace the microcontroller and ULN 2803A circuit or the electronic board with a new one.
General| Brand | O&M |
|---|---|
| Model | PF4000FH |
| Category | Turnstiles |
| Language | English |
Provides critical safety information for operating automatic turnstiles and handling the product.
Guidance on how to effectively read and understand the manual, including symbol meanings and accuracy.
Details health and safety aspects related to the movement and delivery of goods, focusing on worker well-being.
Lists and identifies all components included with the turnstile for installation purposes.
Illustrates mounting hole configurations for single and double turnstiles and ensures level installation.
Details the standard access control mounting plate, fixing points, and cable routing through ducting.
Instructions for connecting power and access control systems, referencing wiring diagrams.
Ensures all connections are earthed, lids are closed, and the turnstile is safe to operate.
Provides a recommended schedule for routine maintenance and checks to ensure proper operation and longevity.
Step-by-step instructions for uploading a new program to the PLC using a memory chip.
Illustrates the internal wiring layout, identifying key electrical components like the PLC and isolator.
Details the specific PLC inputs and outputs, their functions, and connections for system operation.
Provides detailed visual identification of components within the turnstile's mechanical header assembly.
Guides on initial turnstile operation, manual release procedures, and using the key switch or PLC.
Troubleshooting common issues related to input signals affecting turnstile operation, with solutions.
Troubleshooting common issues related to output signals, such as solenoids and indicators.
Provides detailed physical dimensions for single and double turnstile models.
Details technical specifications for the turnstile rotor, including speed, torque, and gearbox.
Outlines power requirements, finish, duty cycle, flow rate, and control system compatibility.
Lists available optional accessories that can be added to the turnstile for enhanced functionality.
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