User's Manual

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Introduction, Safety Requirements, EMC 2

Safety Instructions 2.3

the general recommendations for the use of electromagnetic de-

vices in addition to the following guidelines:

 Persons affected by these guidelines (e.g., pacemaker wear-

ers) are not allowed to place keycards or other contactless

(electronic) access control data carriers next to the implant

when passing an access device.

 When passing through an access gate, a minimum distance

of between 20 and 30 cm should be kept between the an-

tenna and the implant (to ensure this minimum distance, the

use of a Swatch Access watch or Gore [s-key] gloves is rec-

ommended).

 Wearers of medical implants such as pacemakers should

avoid leaning against an antenna unit.

 For wearers of medical implants such as pacemakers, the

time of exposure to the RF scanning signal should be as short

as possible when passing through the gate at normal pace;

when queue-ing, they should stand at an appropriate distance

from RF-based devices.

 Persons experiencing problems such as dizziness or nausea

when passing an antenna should leave the scanning range of

the device immediately.

Antennas must bear a warning label (shown in Fig. 1 below),

which must be readily visible to wearers of medical devices. In

addition, a warning sign with the above-mentioned safety guide-

lines should be placed at every point of initial access (e.g., cash

desks).

Also, lift staff should receive appropriate instructions to be able to

provide information and assistance if and when required.

2.3.1.2 Danger of injury by rotating parts

Operators should be aware of the danger of bruising by the rotat-

ing worm drive inside Turnstile DKZ x70 i and the ticket transport

rollers inside Coding unit.

Fig. 1:

Warning label