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Part T -_TM Operating System 3
Description of the System
Operation
Entering Into the Financial Institution
A -DA* Compliance
'Exiting From the Financial Institution
Part 2 — System Components
CEIA Metal Detector
Securitron Magnetic Door Locks
botei"Presence Detecfors
'Gperator'.s C.ons-o le
Wireless Remote Release Switch
Allen-Bradley Programmable Logic Controller
Other 'System Features and 'Options
1P_6rt,3':=-The"System'and Your-CustoTneTs,
`Pad-4—Mustrations
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PART -'I
THE OPERATINGSYSTEM
DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM: The Entrance Control System (ECS) is designed,
engineered, and marrofactured in-fairfleld,- Ohio -byt#e #amJ ton-Sa#e Company. Unlike
all competing units on the market, the Hamilton Safe ECS is made entirely of stainless
steel-w-fth 'aluminum doors, thus ensuring-an-extremety-strong-and.durable system. It
consists of two separate chambers, or portals, each fitted with two doors. One
chamber, or portal, is' used for entering -the -hank, while the other chamberis-used for
exiting the bank. -The passageways in a typical installation join each other, side to side,
to form a "Cabin". The portals operate independently of each other; however-, and can
be installed in different parts of the bank depending on the site layout. The Cabin, which
meets all of the .requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act- (ADA)- and
`California Title 24, is constructed of bullet resistant glazing and stainless steel framing.
Special circuitry and software controls the cabin. Door push bars, magnetic locking
�leviises, -a-metal.-detector,. and .sensors make ..up the hardware components. An
Operator's Console maintains status of the cabin and allows override of all of the
devices, and provides -*Av -war. with to.the-Cabin. Illustration S in Part 4
of this manual (the last page) shows the location of the various system components and
provides -part members for -refereme -purposes. -Refer 4o --this - Mustration..as ..you _ read
through the remainder of the manual.
OPERATION: The Hamilton Safe ECS is designed • to control access to the financial
insfWtion in several stages:
1. C3t�e-personas41owed toanter the. entrance chamber at a time.
2:. teach --person --entering the -bank -is--fequired -to.-walk through -a. weapons
(metal) detector before a second inner door is unlocked.
3. The doors of the exit chamber may be opened only one at a time and will
only permit traffic low in the exit direction.-However,Tnore-tfm-one -person
may enter and leave the exit chamber at the same time.
4. The system unlocks all doors on receipt of a fire alarm signal. The system
comes with a 15 minute'Uninternjpfible-Power-Supply'(UPS)-as standard. -If
the UPS drains its batteries, the system loses power, and the doors are
released.
5. Refer to the Hamilton Safe ECS Operators Console Manual for details on
day -to=day operation of'the system.
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CONDITION: The system is in a ready state waifing'for a person to enter -the system.
STATUS:' Door D1 and Door D3 are unlocked. Door D-2 and Door -134 are -locked.
,the -person enters {3oor -D 1 andis--deteeted -by.-P-Feseace .OetecW---M I .... This detection
causes Door D1 to lock behind the customer as soon as it closes. The person then
proceeds through -the Weapons fletector-whem Pfesence Detector -M2 is- activated.. If
the person passes the weapons test, and a second person is not detected in the
chamber; DO6r.l.f2 is -unlocked and the individual is attawed-to ersterthe bank.. A -Stop-
Go (Red -Green) signaling light indicates to the person if they can enter the bank.
Should this person instead decide not to enter the bank, they are free to leave the bank
thedUgh Door D1 'by retracing -their _steps -and -pushing--tm- the flush -Bar Pl: A -is
important to note that a person is always free to exit the entrance portal at any time,
regardless of the coridii3ori -of the unr-t;-aslong as Door D2 is closed -and -Push -Bar P1 is
pushed.
If the Weapons Detector senses a mass in excess of its programmed -Omits, an alarm is
sent -t6 the Control Console, a tight is ittarninated -on-the Ct�1-Console---the Stop -Go
Signaling Light turns red, and Door D2 will not unlock. The Control Console Alarm Light
will iernain on; and Door D2 will remain -locked, until the reset button is pushed by an
operator at the Control Console or a Wireless Remote Release Switch is pressed.
If Presence Detectors M1 and M2 sense two or more individuals in the entrance portal,
an alarm is sent to the Control Console, a light is illuminated on the Control Console,
lie-Stop--Go--Signa" -L1g-ht 4ufns fed; -and -Dear--D2--will -riot--unlock. The Control
Console Alarm Light will remain on, and Door D2 will remain locked, until the reset
16=0n -is pushed ty -an vpm ato,-at-the control -Conssole-or a AAAFefess- Remote Release
Switch is pressed.
Both types of alarms, weapons detector and multiple persons, can occur independently
of or simultaneously with -each other: -The system reacts -the same wayTegardtess.
brace an -alarm is activated, a-decisioninu t-be-made-whether--or-flet- he-peFson in- the
entrance chamber should be allowed into the bank. This decision is based on a risk
criteria estabiishea-by the -bank. Actions to be -taken -by -bank--persunnel-should be
established by a Standing Operating Procedure (SOP). Your installingiservicing dealer
can assist you in setting this up.
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� h6 'Hamilton -Entrance Control System -is -equipped --with an-AMcall.button. The
button is positioned between the two outer doors. This calls the teller console when
pressed.'-ThIs will alert tellers that assistance is -mqtjif;ed. T4+-- .-system -complies-with
American witli Disabilities Act (ADA) and California Title 24, but if the customer needs
assistance, the button can'be used to cafl-the teller.
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tOMMTJO.N.--Thesysterxm is..ina_ra�state waiting for.a.person to exit.
STATUS: Door D3 is unlocked, and Door D4 is locked.
Door D3 remains unlocked waiting for a customer to exit. When one or more
,customers enter the exit'chamber they are detected by Presence Detector M3 which
iWfl lack Door-{33-then *comes -behind ffem: �l#�en -Door D3-closes, -Door.. D4 ma r be
opened by pushing on Push Bar P4. Door D3 will remain locked as long as customers
are detected in the exitvhamber.
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Should someone attempt #o ' enter the exit cbamber-fr m -the- -street -side -when it--is
unoccupied, Door D4 will be locked. Should someone enter the Exit .Chamber from the
Street (through exit door -D4) While customers are exiting the batik they will be--sensed '
'by.PresenceDEtector(s).M3,.and. Door D3 will remain locked.
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PART 2
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
CEIA MAL -DETECTOR
The heart of the Hamilton Safe ECS.is,the Weapons (Metal) Detector. The Weapons
Detector is characterized by the -following items:
a. • A high" Uriifoimity 'bf field and' the provision for separate- analysis of tha- upper -and
lower passage zones.
b:.3 Wide programmability in the selection of magnetic and non-magnetic metals, and
the ability -to deter - nodEm-weapons-of-mixed alloys.
c: "A'hijh level'discriruination between weapons andpeTsonatmetal objects:Timaugh
'use of an exclusive sampling system and digital signal processing, this dis-
crimination reduces the number -of false -alarms.
d.- Constant -sensitivity -regardless--of.-variations .in.. movement by individuals passing
through the detector. There is constant sensitivity with either very fast or very slow
e° --Support afiowrateof 15 -people -per -minute.
f. • -High* *immunity- -to -extemat ii ite, fete, it; - --due- -to-- -the--avaailaWity - of. • numerous
transmission, channels and circuit design.
g. Harmless to all pacemakers, electronic media (floppy disks, audio and video tape,
etc:), pregnant women,'ghd the elderly.
h: -Detectors control panel is- not -located' inside the ei iti at ica portal; thus- enhancing
security of the entire system.
i. Remote programming and control of unit available through built-in RS -232 port and
external modem.
j. -Detector compfised of two components:
• Detection Gates - Includes two panel transducers sealed in fiberglass.
• Electronic Control Unit - Controls the operation of the detector, and allows
programming of the system. Emergency power is provided by the main system.
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SECURITRON MAGNETIC DOOR LOCKS
'The-ECS-inctudes-focr Model f2 Series -idhagloc*s: a"+,ese Jocks -repfe PA .state-of=Vie-
,.art electronic locking. The lock consists of two main parts: the electronic magnet itself
and -a strike, (armature) -plate:- -Each eie-ctrcnic--magnet--mounts- on. Vie -frame of -the
.ECS, and each strike mounts to a door. 1200 lbs. (550Kg) of magnetic force secures
the door. -This force. is stronger -than most commercial chars and frames;- so- the
Maglock can be,considered a security device. The maglocks are of a fail-safe design; in
other words, when power is cut, they urilock MlovVing the door to swingfreelly.
OPTEX PRESENCE DETECTORS
bptex- Model- OA--50C--and OA -60C 14otion Active -n€faFed- Pfesence.-Sensors are
utilized in the ECS. They operate on the Near Infrared Reflection Method with a
detection range of 8.9, -feet -(heW);-and -a I)etection- Area--appreximatefy-9:9- feet in
'depth. Using these well -proven detectors eliminates the environmental problems
(Snow, Water, andlce) and wear issues -of -floor*m-ats*. Aiddition-ally;the-bank isiree-to
`sboose the -type of flooring inside the ECS.
` IRERATOR'S .CONSOLE
The Operator's Console provides two-way communication with the entrance portal,
indicates alarrri'coriditions, provides the status of each door -through-a-series -of -tkhts,
and allows the maglocks to be disabled for manual locking of the ECS. The Console
also contains the reset button to allow override of an alarm condition.
WIRELESS REMOTE RELEASE SWITCH
Qois wireless pendant performs the same function as the reset button on the Operator's
nsole exceptih-at itis -nut physicallyiocated-vn-the xwsofe.-It-can-be-operated-from
anywhere inside the branch. The ECS comes with one switch as standard; up to four
can be used with each ECS.
ALLEN -BRADLEY PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLER
The Allen-Bradley MicroLogix 1000 Controller controls the operation of the Entrance I
Control- System: Through -a -series �f cabtes; -each ical- --part.. of -the
system is connected to the controller. The MicroLogix 1000 is what is known as a
Progtammable logic -Controller-(PLC). The main attribute -of -this-type -of Conti I is its
microprocessor. The PLC can be reprogrammed at any time by your installing/servicing
-dealer to take advantage of systerrii irnproveriiehts that may arise from experience at
fats a irts#allatic s: -The.PLIC -can -also -be -pro rarxln�.-to .meet custom -operational
requirements that may be imposed upon a site due to local or state inspectors. This
allows- improvement -in -system--perfermanoe -bases# on unique-faoW--s-at -each
installation. This is not easily available without a PLC -based system. The PLC also
allows for system- upgrades -as-technubgy improves -the various -components --of the
entrance control system. Without the use of a PLC, such component changes would
almost-certainly-requrrelrriajor (expensive) to wiring Finally; the durability and longevity
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of the Allen-Bradley PLC is renown throughout the industry and is a major reason for its
inclusion as a key pair of the Harniltbri Safe ECS.
OTHER SYSTEM FEATURES AND OPTIONS
a.. Each door is fitted with a key lock (two cylinders per door (inside and outside)) for
manual foddng-vfthezfoors after-hours.
b." � A"Handicap-Call Button is-toczited-ctase-to-the-puil-trandte-of Entry Door D1.
c. Appibpnate entry; 'eidt; and warning signs are included. ;
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d. 'The ECS will operate without'interference to 1Cl flye* Packs -and- ICI 'iTansmitters.
e. The, €CS -complies with -FCC--Standardt for immunity -to. -Radio--Frequency--(RF)
interference. A 5 Watt Radio Transmitter operating close to the Weapons Detector
W411 riot interfere With the operationof'the ECS. ;
f. -All doors use cbntinuous'hinges for'improveid dura-bility and longevity ofoperation.
g. With the exception of the Weapons Detector control head and 'ECS power
raRsferrxier,. alt.. -other.. system .components are easily reachable .by service
technicians without ladders to aid in troubleshooting and repair.
h. Doors are available in either a brushed aluminum or bronzed aluminum finish.
is •\The unit comes standard with H.Q. White Labs Level 1 Bullet Resistant (BR) Glass
thr+oaghout. Level - 2- -Glass--is available --for nigher seccurity. areas: -Also; -standard
tempered glass is available as a cost savings measure for those applications not
requiring BRfeatures.
k. Various Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) options are available for both within and
outside the ECS.
I. * -Optional photocells * in the Weapons Detector provide automatic togging of every
customer, whether or not an alarm was triggered, and calculation of a resultant ring
rate to ensure optimum setting of the Detector throughout its operational life.
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PART -3
THE SYSTEM AND YOUR CUSTONfERS
`Exit pdls- of customers Jeaving-banks after.using the ,Hamilton Safe ECS
shave indicated their wide acceptance of the system. Surprisingly, many
tastomers stated that wAnstat#atim-of 4he system -should -have been, Awen
wider publicity, and that they had no knowledge that the system was being
in-Statted -until--the- tim -of-- first -tise= Several -sugges#tons that --ll better
publicize installation of the system are offered below:
'a. ,Prepare information cards to be passed -out to your customers as they
enter or'leave the bank several weeks"priorto-the scheinstaffation
time frame.
b. Use envelope -sized notification cards as "stuffers" for customer mailings,
such as bank statements and the like.
c. Use lobby acid'Wihdodwi c5splaysto announce the*planned instailation-of
the system. f
d. Notify local newspapers of the opening date of the system.
'Should any customers express concerns or reservations about the system,
remember t61611 them the following items:
,.a ,.. The -ECS is -there-for-the-safety-of -not-onty barrkpersonnet bit also4he
-customers' safety. No other system, such as BR Glass or armed guards,
provides anywhere near'1he1eve1 of protection and -security -as -an ECS.
b. a EGS is.corppletely harmless to a1l.pacemakers, electronic media
(floppy disks, audio and video tape, etc.), pregnant women, and the
c. In the event of a fire, all doors are automatically opened, thus ensuring
no one will be trapped inside the branch.
r1. if -they stAlpersistin lbeirlaesttoning,-ask 4hem-ifthey bave- ever Aown.
Since the majority of people have, ask them if they had to walk through a
rfflAa1 detector.--MeTrthey answer yes, ask themwhyit-vwasn't a problem
then. Of course, they may answer that they don't want the plane to blow
up " 1:bd hgait* - .7hat's when you tellthem you don`twentZfie-bankto
be robbed, especially by a,group of robbers wielding large weapons. This
usually deflates'any 6dsting objections to'tre system. If-itdoes-not,
however,.give them the name and phone number of your security officer.
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Building Interior
Building Eic%rior
b1 = -Outside Entrance -Door
P-1- Push -bar on floor 1
132= A aside F-ntrance Door
P4= -Push bar on.Door 4
D3= Inside Exit Door
L1= Magnetic Lock on Door 1
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Entrance to weapons detector
L4= Magnetic Lock on Door 4
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