How to Connect Loop Detector to Open Barrier Gate via XP-M1000iv2 or XP-M1300i Controller

A guide to connect the loop detector to trigger barrier gate with XP-M1000iv2 / XP-M1300i controller when car passed by.

In this section, we shall briefly explain the benefits of installing a loop detector with barrier gate. Please take note the loop detector is part of the barrier gate. Barrier gate is a quick and easy solution for vehicles to enter and exit a facility, maintaining security whilst keeping traffic flowing freely. It used to provide security to property by restricting access.

With a loop detector, the vehicle will trigger the barrier gate or access controller system when it goes over the inductive loop, which is usually hidden in the ground. It allows the gate to open when the loop send a signal after detecting a vehicle, and can also help to prevent the gates from closing when the vehicle is still near the barrier gate.

Figure 1: Barrier Gate and Loop Detector Configuration Diagram

Summary:

• Method 1: To terminate loop detector to Push Button Input port and Door output relay.

• Method 2: To terminate loop detector to Extra Input Port and extra output relay.

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Step-by-step Guide:

• Method 1: To terminate loop detector to Push Button Input port and Door output relay:

Step 1: Refer to wiring diagram as shown below to terminate loop detector at Push Button input port.
 
Figure 2: Terminating Loop Detector at Push Button Input

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Step 2: Next, configure jumper settings according to the type of output relay required for the respective output.
 
Figure 3: Configuring Output Relay Type

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Step 3: Refer to wiring diagram as shown below to terminate barrier gate at Output Relay.
 
Figure 4: Terminating Barrier Gate to Output Relay

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Step 4: At the xPortalNet Client, set the Door Open Time to 1 second and send the door setting to controller.

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• Method 2: To terminate loop detector to Extra Input Port and extra output relay:

Step 1: Refer to wiring diagram as shown below to terminate loop detector at Extra Input Point.
 
Figure 5: Terminating Loop Detector at Extra Input Point

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Step 2: Next, configure jumper settings according to the type of door output relay required for the respective output.
 
Figure 6: Configuring Jumper Setting According to Door Output Relay Type

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Step 3: Refer to wiring diagram as shown below to terminate barrier gate at Output Relay.
 
Figure 7: Terminating Barrier Gate at Output Relay

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Step 4: Go to software to configuring the extra input on controllers to trigger extra output.