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This document describes the RAPID S P1-CRX barrier operator, an ambidextrous, irreversible gearmotor designed for vehicle access control, not pedestrian traffic. It is suitable for actuating booms up to 4 meters (157 inches) long. The operator's cabinet is treated with cataphoresis and thermal spray coating for durability. The barrier boom can be supplied as a single piece or, for areas with high obstacles, an articulated version can be specified, requiring the height of the obstacle from the ground. The RIB profile boom is designed to accommodate a safety photocell strip.
The RAPID S operator offers various command types, including:
The system includes safety features to comply with EN 12453, such as photocells and safety strips. If the peak force exceeds 400 N, active presence detection along the entire height of the door (up to 2.5 m max) is required, with photocells applied as per EN 12453 point D.4.1. Earthing of the system is obligatory.
The barrier is typically supplied without balancing springs. The appropriate springs must be ordered based on boom length, type, and accessories. If the boom tends to drop too quickly when disengaged, springs can be adjusted by lifting the boom to vertical, disconnecting power, and turning the balancing-unit ring nut clockwise to increase compression.
The barrier is supplied with pre-set electrical limit switches and mechanical stoppers. If the base plate is not perfectly horizontal, the boom trajectory can be adjusted by loosening retaining nuts (F) and countersunk screws (G) on the mechanical stoppers, then adjusting the electrical limit switch cams (E) to trip the micro-limit switch at the desired positions.
Slowdown limit switches are pre-adjusted. If necessary, slowdown parameters can be modified by adjusting the appropriate cams (K) by loosening their fastening screws. Slowdown cams are independent of limit switch adjustment cams and are separated for opening and closing slowdown.
In case of power failure, the gearmotor can be manually released using the supplied RIB key, turned clockwise until it stops. This allows manual movement of the boom. Once power is restored, the key is turned counter-clockwise to re-engage the mechanism.
The system supports up to 1000 radio codes. Transmitters can be programmed for full opening or for auxiliary relay functions (R-AUX). DIP switch 5 selects between SUN-PRO variable code transmitters and fixed code SUN/MOON transmitters. Programming is done when the gate is stationary by setting DIP switches 1 and 2 to ON, pressing the transmitter button, and confirming with the PROG button.
Maintenance should only be performed by specialized staff after disconnecting the power supply. After every 100,000 complete cycles, the following should be checked:
This described maintenance is crucial for the correct long-term operation of the product.
| Brand | RIB |
|---|---|
| Model | RAPID S METAL |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
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