How to solve the problem of pedestrian crossing alarm after the installation of pedestrian gateway gate?

How to solve the problem of pedestrian crossing alarm after the installation of pedestrian gateway gate?

After the installation of the pedestrian gateway gate, there are two main reasons for the alarm phenomenon of pedestrians passing through the opening of the gate. 
First, the property is setting the entrance and exit of the pedestrian gateway for a short time, resulting in no normal and safe passage of pedestrians, and the pedestrian gateway system will issue the closing instruction. At this time, the pedestrian will give the wrong judgment to the pedestrian gateway system while still in the channel. Then an alarm occurs. The second is due to the pedestrian gateway gate in accordance with the infrared photoelectric switch wiring error. This wiring error will not only cause the pedestrian gate to send out a blocking signal when people enter, but also cause the occurrence of alarm phenomena when pedestrians pass through the blocking signal.

Therefore, when the pedestrian gate is installed and the pedestrian passes the alarm, please do not panic. The correct solution is to check whether the opening/closing time of the pedestrian gate is too short. If the time is too short, it can be adjusted to the parameter standard in the relevant instruction manual, and the relevant parameters cannot be set too short or too long. When the opening/closing time of the pedestrian gateway gate is set for an appropriate period of time, it is necessary to check the wiring problem of the infrared photoelectric switch of the pedestrian gateway gate to see whether the corresponding interface is connected backwards, that is, to check whether the incoming signal of the photoelectric switch signal is received on the emergence command, or the outgoing signal is received on the incoming command. If there is an infrared photoelectric switch wiring error, adjust to the correct wiring method can easily solve the occurrence of the related fault phenomenon.