CAME PS ONE SERIES Installation guide

Brand: CAME

Model: PS ONE SERIES

Type: Installation guide

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SERIES PS ONE

INSTALLATION MANUAL

PS ONE

CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR

PARKING FACILITIES

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SUMMARY

1. Parking system scheme and technical notes ......................................................................................... 3

2. Description of units making up the PS One system ................................................................................ 4

3. Technical data ......................................................................................................................................... 5

4. Connections diagram .............................................................................................................................. 8

5. Overall dimensions and anchoring bases................................................................................................ 9

6. Sample installation scheme ..................................................................................................................11

7. Entry unit / exit unit board - description................................................................................................... 13

8. Automatic cash-register board - description.............................................................................................14

9. Automatic cash register - installation........................................................................................................15

10. Entry unit / exit unit - installation..............................................................................................................20

11. Entry unit / exit unit - electrical connections............................................................................................21

12. Manned cash register - installation...........................................................................................................25

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1 Parking system scheme and technical notes

Magnetic

coil

Available

parking space

sign

Automatic

cash register

Manned cash

OCR

camera

OCR

camera

Barrier

Entry unit

Exit unit

The PS One is designed to work with "native” ETHERNET interface devices. This evolved management system, does away with any

physical impediments linked to the system's development and lets you configure an unlimited number of peripherals: automatic

cash-registers, entry and exit units, registered patrons accessways, pedestrian readers, and manned cash-registers.

When planning to install a parking system, take into account certain construction elements which will yield best results with the

system.

For instance, be careful with all spaces that require vehicle manoeuvring room. At entry, there must be enough room to temporarily

and comfortably stop the vehicle and perform all of the required ticket retrieving or identification of the user. It is advisable to have

at least 2.8 m of distance between the entry unit and the barrier.

Moreover, you should plan for clear and distinct pedestrian walkways fitted with appropriate vertical and horizontal signage. This

is to prevent accidents and streamline pedestrian entries and exits, while freeing up vehicle access.

In any case, evaluate the condition of the system (that is, dips in the ground, low visibility zones, moving parts, and so on) to try to

prevent any collisions, dangerous manoeuvres and hazardous situations to people in the parking facility. If needed, add suitable

reflective strips, signage, mirrors, photocells, sensors, and so on) for reducing potentially hazardous situations.

Warning! Make sure that the protective devices against overloads, short circuits and physical breakdowns in the primary

circuits, are present and properly rated when designing the system.

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2 Description of units making up the PS One system

Central server - The unit manages the software and all entry and exit devices and logs all events. The server can also monitor and

handle (even remotely) the entry and exit passages. It also features all of the voip control unit functions needed

to manage an integrated intercom system.

Automatic cash register - Unit complete with integrated, plastic card reader, ticket printer and reader, writer and reader, ISO

format device for both proximity and TFT high luminosity, plus touch screen microchip / display; also with

receipt dispenser, coin or banknote change dispenser. Coin and banknote payment in different currencies,

ATM card and credit card.

Exit unit - Unit complete with integrated plastic card reader, ticket printer and reader, writer and reader, ISO format device for

both proximity and IMAGER microchip / reader for 1 D and 2 D barcode readers even on mobile ticket / reader

device, plus high-luminosity 5.7" /TFT display for visualising the status of the functions.

Entry unit - Unit complete with integrated plastic card reader, ticket printer and reader, writer and reader, ISO format device for

both proximity and IMAGER microchip / reader for 1 D and 2 D barcode readers even on mobile ticket / reader

device, high-luminosity 5.7" /TFT display for visualising the status of the functions.

Manned cash register - Made up of an industrial PC with 15-inch touch screen / manual ticket barcode reader / integrated device

for reading / printing out and reading, ISO format plastic cards writing for both proximity microchip / receipt

printer / user side additional display / Rfid Card reader writer / cash drawer.

PSINS - Free - Full two-sides light box - complete.

PSSRV - Red-green traffic light ø 200 mm.

Free parking space display - Screen printed panel with four-or-more characters display to indicate free parking spaces.

SMA2 - Bi-channel magnetic sensor for metal-mass detection

Intercom station - Unit fitted inside the manned cash-registered, complete with voice phone + video.

VAN detector sensor - The system lets you set the entry for vans, campers and buses.

OCR module - The system reads and recognises and digitalises vehicle license plates so that vehicles can be monitored either when

entering or exiting.

EYE SYSTEM module - The system lets you associate each entry and exit vehicle passage to high-definition images of all four sides

of vehicles.

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3 Technical data

001PSA101101 automatic cash register

001PSAC110 server

Power supply 230 V AC 50/60 Hz

Consumption when working 400 VA

Consumption when idle 320 VA

Peak draw 730 VA

Protection rating IP 40

Weight 200 Kg

Operating temperature -25° / + 55°C

Depositing temperature 0° / + 70°C

Coin container Up to three 1000-coin each containers

Banknote reader Recognises up to six banknote denominations in all four directions.

Container for 1000 paid-in banknotes and for 60 change banknotes.

Barcode reader 2 D barcode

Receipt printer Thermal

EFT/POS Unmanned pay-terminal Enabled for credit and debit card circuit

Power supply 230 V

Container Micro tower

Microprocessor Dual Core 1.5 GHz AMD Turion II

RAM PC3-10600E DDR 3.8 GB (2 x 4 GB)

HDD 8 TB (4 x 2 TB 3.5” SATA drives)

Network control Embedded NC107i PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Server Adaptor

Dimensions 267 x 260 x 210 mm

Weight 3 kg

Operating temperature 0° / + 40°C

Depositing temperature 0° / + 70°C

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001PSI121 entry unit - 001PSO131 exit unit

001PSM101 Manned cash register

Power supply 230 V AC 50/60 Hz

Consumption when working 500 VA

Consumption when idle 390 VA

Peak draw 620 VA

Protection rating IP 40

Weight 30 Kg

Operating temperature -25° / + 55°C

Depositing temperature 0° / + 70°C

Barcode reader 2 D barcode

Ticket printer Thermal

Power supply Outdoors 12V/24V

Container Integrated system with ABS adjustable, plastic monitor

Display TFT LCD 15”, 1024x768 panel with resistive touch screen

Microprocessor Intel E5300 Pentium Dual Core, 2.60 GHz

RAM DDR2 512 MB

HDD 500 GB

Barcode reader Omni-directional

Dimensions 382 x 356 x 388 mm

Weight 5 kg

Operating temperature 0° / + 40°C

Depositing temperature 0° / + 70°C

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001PSM104 Roboticket tabletop reader/printer unit

Power supply 240 Vca

Risc 32 bit Fujitsu CPU board with up to 512 KB Flash Memory and type 8k x 8 bytes serial Eeprom

Ports

N. 1 asynchronous RS232 optoisolated serial port for communicating with

up to 115200 bps host.

N. 1 virtual com USB communication port for communicating with up to

1125200 bps host.

Ticket format and size ISO 54 x 85.6 mm

Structure Made of stainless steel with moulded plastic details.

Reader

IMAGER for barcodes, even 2 D ones.

Transversal Barcode Reader for reading either 1D or 2D barcodes (pdf).

Mifare, Rfid 125Khz reading with incapsulated protocol in the main module.

Reads another token (even a card), with the first one still inside, if fitted

with a parking unit

203 dpi thermal printer, with option to have 300 dpi.

Thermal print head with DLC surface treatment (diamond-like carbon) gi-

ving a high degree of mechanical and abrasion resistance. The manufac-

turer rates its duration at 100 km compared to the 50 km of heads treated

with typical glass passivation.

Elevated range of relative humidity: (at least 30%-80% without condensa-

tion).

Vibration: IEC68-2-6 compliant.

Print out on 203 dpi, 48 mm wide thermal ticket , 180g/m2 to 220g/m2.

Print out of Code 128 and Code 39 default barcode; any other code,

including the 2D ones may be printed by processing the image on host,

and transferring the same to the module. This function is already present

on similar devices with transmission times that do not slow down the

machine.

Printing speed of 100 mm/s (print duty cycle > 30%)

Memory Non volatile for at least two graphic images.

Management

Ticket in FanFolded Pack, excludes ticket roll feeding.

Moulded tickets, with optical fork-type sensor.

Sensors For ticket position, inside and on the feeder tray.

Drives

ISO-card format 54 x 85.6 mm Paper-Ticket print out/validation drive, 0.18

- 0.22 mm thick

ISO Plastic-Card (no print out) drive

Can also feature ticket withholding and retrieval detection from exit tray.

RS232 communication.

Commands according to the integrated EMTS module protocol with remote diagnostics commands.

Power supply outputs for LED that illuminates the two-colour lighted output bushing.

Self-lubricating guillotine cutter.

Highly reliable and very low stoppage risk, be it outdoors and in adverse climate conditions.

Can capture, read, print and feed tokens in or out.

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Roboticket

ETHERNET

4 Connection diagram

Barrier or other

operator

Barrier or other

operator

Entry unit

Automatic

cash register

GSM ROUTER

Input-Output

interface

Central server

Intercom station

Manned manual

cash register

Barcode

ticket reader

POS reader Receipt printer

Exit unit

OCR camera

“EYE SYSTEM”

cameras

Available

parking space

sign

1.5 mm² cables for 230 V a.c.

0.5 mm² cables

MAGNETIC

COILS

MAGNETIC

COILS

1.5 mm² cables for 230 V a.c.

To the bi-channel sensor

DISCRIMINATOR

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5 Overall dimensions and anchoring bases

Entry unit

Exit unit

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6 Sample installation scheme

The image shown below shows a sample, system installation layout with side-by-side entry/exit lanes; also shown are the

measurements among the system components. These must be respected for the system to work properly.

ENTRY

EXIT

Entry detection coil

Exit detection coil

Entry detection coil

Exit detection coil

Entry unit

“Eye System” camera

Exit unit

Barrier

“Eye System” camera

Pit

Barrier

“OCR” license plates camera

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Even the automatic cash-register has been sized taking into account an underlying base that is at least 120 mm high.

The entry and exit units are rated, taking into account an underlying base of at least 120 mm in height and 600 mm in width.

Automatic cash-register user side

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7 Entry unit / exit unit board - description

1. Traffic light fuse

2. Traffic light connection terminal

3. Fans and heater connection terminals

4. Barrier connection terminals

5. Barrier opening command relay switch

6. Barrier closing command relay switch

7. Optional cards connection terminal

8. Paper sensor connection terminal

9. Door switch connection terminal

10. CPU power supply terminal

11. Operating LED light

12. LED signal lights

13. Input terminal

14. Printer power supply terminal

15. Vcc power supply input

16. Fans and heater fuse

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8 Cash-register board - description

1. VAC power supply inputs

2. Inter lighting connection terminal

3. Fans and heater connection terminals

4. Remote alarm output terminal

5. Terminal Restart relay switch

6. Network up sensor terminal

7. Siren sensor alarm connection terminal

8. Cash-register top element LED connection terminal

9. Front board data connection

10. Input status signalling LED light

11. Operating LED light

12. Input terminals

13. Vcc power supply input

14. Ground connection

15. Fans and heater fuse

16. Internal lighting fuse

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9 Automatic cash register - installation

Washer

M12 UNI 5588 nut

M12 x 40 UNI 5739 bolt

9.1 Setting up the cash-register base

The following illustrations are mere examples, in that the space required for anchoring the automatic cash-register and

accessories varies depending on the overall dimensions. It is the installer's responsibility to choose the most suited solution.

- Assemble the four anchoring clamps to the plate.

- Dig a pit to house the anchoring plate (see drawing and

measurements at “Overall dimensions and anchoring

bases”) measuring at least 800 x 500 x 500 mm and lay any

required corrugated tubes for connections coming from the

junction pit.

N.B. the number of tubes depends on the type of installation

and accessories used.

- Remove any protruding nuts or washers, position the cabinet

onto the base and fasten it.

Note: install the cabinet so that the inspection hatch faces the

direction shown in the deﬁ ned system diagram.

- Fill the pit with concrete* and sink in the anchoring base (=

plate + anchor brackets). Make sure the corrugated tubes pass

through the speciﬁ c hole in the plate and they do not ﬁ ll with

concrete. The base must be perfectly level, clean and with the

bolt threading completely on the surface.

Wait at least 24 hrs for everything to solidify.

*SUGGESTED CEMENT CHARACTERISTICS

The cement must be slump resistant tested by lowering the

Abrams cone by between 4 and 7 cm (for a conical shaft die 30

cm tall, with 10 cm diameter in the high part and 20 cm in the

low part) and the ﬁ lling of which must be done in four layers.

BONDING AGENTS: Use artiﬁ cial Portland cement with no CPA

325 type constituents.

AGGREGATES: 10/20 caliber and composed of either clay and

salt free limestone or silicon.

DOSAGE: 350 Kg/m³ .

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Fence off the site and follow all safety

prescriptions for mechanical moving

vehicles. Danger Tilting

- Hitch three steel cables with hooks, on the end that can hoist

at least 250 kg, to the eyelets on the head of the central element.

- Pull the cable taut with a mechanical arm and then hoist the

central element and place it above the base.

- Slowly lower the central element, and centre the holes at the

base until it is resting.

- Remove all harnesses.

- Position and lock the 10 issued bolts into place at the base of

the central element.

The automatic cash-register is

supplied in three disassembled parts:

• the base

• the central element

• the closing element

Base

Closing element

Central element

9.2 Mounting the automatic cash register

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- Place the upper element atop the central one and fasten it by tightening

the nine issued bolts.

- Inside the upper compartment, on the left side, connect the

power supply cable coming from the base into its corresponding

terminal.

- Plug the LED connector into the upper element on the left

side of the cash register.

9.3 ETHERNET power supply and connection

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The upper right-hand compartment of the cash-register, is set

up for a back up generator in case of power outages.

- Unplug the upper cable of the relative connection.

- Make the ground connection.

- Inside the upper compartment, on the left-hand side, connect

the Ethernet cable to its socket.

9.4 Installing a back up generator (optional)

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- Place the backup generator on the lower shelf.

- Plug the end of the disconnected cable to the back of the back

up generator.

- Plug an additional cable into the back of the back up generator.

- Plug the end of the additional cable in to the proper socket on

the power supply bracket.

- Once the electrical connections are made, to start the

automatic cash-register, raise the two switches on the cash-

9.5 Switching on

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10.1 Setting up the entry unit and exit unit bases

The following illustrations are mere examples, in that the space required for anchoring the entry/exit unit and accesso-

ries varies depending on the overall dimensions. It is the installer's responsibility to choose the most suited solution.

- Assemble the four anchoring clamps to the plate.

- Dig a pit to house the anchoring plate (see drawing and

measurements at “Overall dimensions and anchoring bases”)

measuring at least 350 x 300 x 250 mm and lay any required

corrugated tubes for connections coming from the junction pit.

N.B. the number of tubes depends on the type of installation

and accessories used.

- Remove any protruding nuts or washers, position the cabinet onto the base and

fasten it.

Note: install the cabinet with the inspection ﬂ ap facing an easily accessible direction.

- Fill the pit with concrete* and sink in the anchoring base (= plate +

anchor brackets). Make sure the corrugated tubes pass through the

speciﬁ c hole in the plate and they do not ﬁ ll with concrete. The base

must be perfectly level, clean and with the bolt threading completely

on the surface.

Wait at least 24 hrs for everything to solidify.

10 Entry unit - exit unit - installing

M12 UNI 5588 nut

M12 x 40 UNI 5739 bolt

Washer

*SUGGESTED CEMENT CHARACTERISTICS

The cement must be slump resistant tested by lowering the Abrams cone by

between 4 and 7 cm (for a conical shaft die 30 cm tall, with 10 cm diameter in

the high part and 20 cm in the low part) and the ﬁ lling of which must be done in

four layers.

BONDING AGENTS: Use artiﬁ cial Portland cement with no CPA 325 type

constituents.

AGGREGATES: 10/20 caliber and composed of either clay and salt free limestone

or silicon.

DOSAGE: 350 Kg/m³ .

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