Disabled Toilet System
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Product Information
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Quantek
- Model: Disabled Toilet System
- Design: Touch sensor operated with Steritouch antibacterial
additive - Emergency Features: Break glass for emergency exit, keyswitch
for emergency entry
Product Usage Instructions
Touch Sensor Installation
To install the touch sensor:
- Use back plate to mark cable hole & screw fixing
points. - Fix top retaining screw, leaving 4mm of screw shaft
protruding. - Fit back seal to the rear of the plate.
- Place the cable through the back plate & seal.
- Make connections following the appropriate wiring diagram.
- Fit back plate to the unit, hook unit onto the top screw &
fit bottom retaining screw.
Adjusting the Touch Sensor Sensitivity
The sensitivity can be adjusted up to 60/70mm depending on the
model:
- Turn off the system.
- Change the dipswitch position (1 is the lowest, 4 is the
highest). - Repower the system. Only one switch should be on at a
time.
Control Board
If your mag lock has 3 DS terminals/wires, use C & N.C.
Swing Door (Standard, Normally Unlocked)
– Door is normally unlocked.
– When inside and the door is shut, touch the internal sensor to
lock the door.
– To exit, touch the internal sensor again.
– Must have reed switch door status monitoring.
– Door is normally unlocked.
– When inside and the door is shut, touch the internal lock/open
sensor to lock the door.
– To exit, touch the internal lock/open sensor again.
Wiring Diagrams
Refer to specific wiring diagrams provided in the manual for
proper installation.
FAQ
Q: What should I do if the touch sensor sensitivity needs
adjustment?
A: Follow the steps mentioned in the manual to adjust the
sensitivity using the dipswitches.
Q: How do I troubleshoot issues with the system?
A: Refer to the troubleshooting section in the manual for
guidance on resolving common issues.
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Disabled Toilet System Instruction Manual
Our disabled toilet locking system is the system of choice due to its simple, easy to use, reliable and adaptable design. It can be simply configured to any specification. If you don’t see the configuration you require in this manual, please contact us.
The system is operated with touch sensors and all units incorporate Steritouch antibacterial additive, active for the lifetime of the product.
The system incorporates a break glass for emergency exit, and a keyswitch for emergency entry. The door must be closed before it can be locked, therefore inhibiting pranksters and accidental locking. This is achieved with a normally closed door status reed switch or monitoring in the mag lock.
Please read this manual carefully before installing.
Touch sensor installation
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Adjusting the sensitivity
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Control board
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Wiring diagrams
Swing door (Standard, normally unlocked)
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Swing door (3 button)
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Swing door (Normally locked)
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Swing door (Radar key)
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Swing door (Access control)
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Sliding door
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Square sensors
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Audio message announcer
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Troubleshooting
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Touch sensor installation:
Architrave & Round (AWC – RWC). Use back plate to mark cable hole & screw fixing points. Fix top retaining screw (No 8 or 10) leave 4 mm of screw shaft protruding. Fit back seal to rear of plate (if being used externally). Place cable through Back-plate & seal. Make connections (see appropriate wiring diagram). Fit back-plate to unit. Hook unit onto top screw & fit bottom retaining screw.
Single gang (SGWC) Internal quality only Fits any UK metal or plastic back-box. Surface or flush. (If using a metal back box the vertical lugs may require removal). Attach back box to wall, place cable through and make connections (see appropriate wiring diagram). Attach plate to box using the two 3.5mm screws supplied. When the system is fully functioning the supplied screw covers can be stuck over the screws for aesthetic purposes. You may need to turn the system off and on after applying them.
Square (SQWC) Remove signage plate by unscrewing the two security screws with driver provided. Use box to mark to mark four fixing points. Use 20mm knockout and place cable through. Attach box to wall with 4 x No8 screws. Make connections (see appropriate wiring diagram) LED connections from WCPCB go into LED panel terminals (see page 10). Place plate back into box and insert the two security screws. When the system is fully functioning the supplied screw covers can be stuck over the screws for aesthetic purposes. You may need to turn the system off and on after applying them.
Adjusting the touch sensor sensitivity (activation range).
The sensitivity can be adjusted up to 60/70mm depending on the model. The sensitivity is adjusted by the 4 dipswitches on the touch sensor PCB. Turn off the system, change the dipswitch position (1 is the lowest, 4 is the highest) and repower the system. Only one switch on at a time.
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Control board
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If your mag has 3 DS terminals/wires Use C & N.C
Swing Door (Standard, normally unlocked)
Door is normally unlocked. If the facility is vacant (blue LEDs) the user can pull/push the door manually or touch the external sensor for assisted entry. When inside and the door is shut, the user touches the internal sensor. The door will lock, the external sensor will be disabled, and the LEDs will turn red. To exit, the user touches the internal sensor again. The door will unlock and open, and the LEDs will turn back to blue.
Your mag lock must have reed switch door status (DS) monitoring. It should be closed circuit when the door is shut. Locked status monitoring won’t work.
See also page 10 if you have the large square sensors.
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If your mag has 3 DS terminals/wires Use C & N.C
Swing Door (3 button)
This system has one touch sensor on the outside and two inside.
Door is normally unlocked. If the facility is vacant (blue LEDs) the user can push/pull the door manually or touch the external sensor for assisted entry.
If the user wants to lock the door, when inside and the door is shut, they touch the internal lock/open sensor. The door will lock, the external sensor will be disabled, and the LEDs will turn red.
To exit, the user touches the internal lock/open sensor again, the door will unlock and open, the LEDs will turn blue.
If the user didn’t lock the door, they can either push/pull the door manually or touch the other internal sensor for assisted exit.
N.B If you want the lock/open sensor to unlock the door and not open it, so the user can exit manually or press the Exit Assist sensor, wire the C & NO from the entry and exit assist touch sensors direct to the operator in parallel, and remove links between 0V & C. Contact us for a wiring diagram if unsure.
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Swing Door (Normally locked)
This configuration is recommended when incorporating our audio messaging system. Door is normally locked. If the facility is vacant (blue LEDs) the user touches the external sensor, and the door will unlock and open. When inside and the door is shut, the user touches the internal sensor. The door will lock, the external button will be disabled, and the LEDs will turn red. To exit, the user touches the internal sensor again. The door will unlock and open, and the LEDs will turn back to blue. Set activate timer to 3-4 seconds.
See also page 10 if you have the large square sensors.
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Swing Door with Radar Key
Door is normally locked. If the facility is vacant (blue LEDs) the user inserts and turns a radar key. A beep and green LED confirm correct operation, and the door will open.
When inside and the door is shut, the user touches the internal sensor. The door will lock, the external radar switch will be disabled, and the LEDs will turn red.
To exit, the user touches the internal sensor again. The door will unlock and open, and the LEDs will turn back to blue.
Set activate timer to 3-4 seconds.
If you have a large square illuminated lock/open sensor, the LED wires connect to the outer PCB. See page 10.
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C removed when locked (red)
Swing Door (Access control)
Door is normally locked. If the facility is vacant (blue LEDs) the user reads a valid proximity card/fob or enters a valid PIN. When inside and the door is shut, the user touches the internal sensor. The door will lock, the external access control reader will be disabled, and the LEDs will turn red. To exit, the user touches the internal sensor again. The door will unlock and open, and the LEDs will turn back to blue. Set activate timer to 3-4 seconds. If you have the large square illuminated indicator & sensor, the LED wires connect to the outer PCB. See page 10.
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See notes
Sliding door (Standard)
Door is normally locked. If the facility is vacant (blue LEDs) the user touches the external sensor and the door will open.
If you have `Door closed’ clean contact monitoring, connect it to door contact terminals. When inside and the door is shut, the user touches the internal sensor, the door will lock, the external sensor will be disabled, and the LEDs will turn red. If not, we recommend linking out the door contact terminals and adjusting the activate timer to approx. 30 seconds, thus keeping the door open, coercing the user to operate the internal sensor whereon the door will close and lock immediately, therefore reducing the risk of the user not setting to engaged before using the facility.
To exit, the user touches the internal sensor again. The door will unlock and open, and the LEDs will turn back to blue.
0V not required at break glass. Operator should have integral lock.
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Square sensor wiring On square sensors, the 3 LED wires connect to the outer PCB as shown. Wire the mag lock, break glass, keyswitch and auto door to suit your desired configuration (see previous pages).
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Diode must be fitted as shown
Connect to terminals 7, 8 & 9 (dotted lines) instead of 4, 5 & 6 if using hand sensors. The messages say wave hand in front of the sensor, instead of touch the sensor.
Audio message announcer
Default messages: Activate the external sensor “Caution door opening … caution door opening … when the door is shut, please touch the sensor to lock the door (repeated up to 3 times at 10 second intervals)”
Lock the door “Door locked … when finished please touch the same sensor again to open the door (repeated up to 5 times at 10-minute intervals)”
Unlock door “Door opening, please exit”
Volume can be increased by turning the pot clockwise.
Custom messages can be uploaded via the Micro USB.
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Troubleshooting:
Issue Internal touch sensor beeps when touched but doesn’t lock the system.
Touch sensor doesn’t beep when touched.
The system keeps locking with no one inside.
System goes RED but mag lock does not engage.
Automatic door doesn’t operate when it should. Touch sensor LEDs are flashing but I want them lit solid.
Solution
· Link out the door contact terminals on the control board. · If this works, check mag lock reed switch/monitoring wiring and armature plate alignment. · The mag lock must give a normally closed signal when the door is shut. After each step below, de-power the system for 10 seconds and power it back up. · Screw the sensor to the wall properly, don’t have it dangling or in your hand. · Ensure the jumper next to the touch sensor relay is on and is making properly. · Use a multimeter to check you’ve got voltage at the touch sensor. · Make sure 0V is in the correct terminal, not the REM terminal. · Take off the wall and connect power only directly to the power supply to rule out any cable issues. · Ensure the mag lock contacts are wired into the door switch terminals on control board. · Adjust the potentiometer on the internal touch sensor so that it switches for 3 5 seconds. · Turn down the sensitivity on the internal touch sensor, especially if there is emergency lighting or hand
dryers nearby. · Make sure there isn’t excess cable in the touch sensor back box. · Re-terminate internal touch sensor connections.
· Check the position of the override keyswitch and break glass. · Check the lock fuse. · Link out the NC & KS/BG terminals on the control board. If it works with the link in and your keyswitch and
breakglass are in the correct position, then you have a break in the cable somewhere. · Use a multimeter to check if you’ve got voltage at the mag lock. If you do, the lock is faulty.
· If `Door’ LED is lighting up on WCPCB then the system is working. · Take the two wires to your automatic door operator out of the C and NO door activation terminals on the
WCPCB and join them together. If the door still doesn’t open this confirms the problem lies with the operator. Please contact the supplier/manufacturer.
· Change the jumper position on the control board.
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Documents / Resources
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C PROX Disabled Toilet System [pdf] Instruction Manual Disabled Toilet System, Toilet System, Disabled Toilet |