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INDEX
1.1 INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................... 4
1.2 FEATURES ................................................................................................................ 4
1.2.1 INPUT FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................... 4
1.2.2 OUTPUT FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................ 5
1.2.3 ADDITIONAL FEATURES ........................................................................................ 5
1.3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ..................................................................................... 5
1.4 CONNECTOR LAYOUT ................................................................................................ 6
1.4.1 CONNECTOR ALLOCATION. ................................................................................... 7
1.4.2 CONNECTOR DETAILS. ....................................................................................... 10
1.5 PARAMETERIZATION................................................................................................ 15
1.5.1 JUMPER CONFIGURATION ................................................................................... 15
1.6 FIRMWARE UPGRADES ............................................................................................ 16
1.7 BOARD REPLACEMENT ............................................................................................ 16
1.8 OPERATING DATA IN UCC2 ...................................................................................... 16
1.8.1 LED RUN (DL1)................................................................................................... 16
1.8.2 POWER SUPPLY CONTROL LEDS ......................................................................... 17
1.8.3 BUZZER ............................................................................................................. 17
2 CAR TERMINAL UNIT (UBC). ................................................................................. 18
2.1 INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................... 18
2.2 FEATURES .............................................................................................................. 18
2.2.1 INPUT FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................. 18
2.2.2 OUTPUT FUNCTIONS .......................................................................................... 18
2.3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................... 19
2.4 CONNECTOR LAYOUT .............................................................................................. 20
2.4.1 CONNECTOR IDENTIFICATION ............................................................................. 20
2.4.2 CONNECTOR DETAILS ........................................................................................ 22
2.5 CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................... 25
2.6 BOARD REPLACEMENT ............................................................................................ 26
3 OPERATOR CONTROL UNIT (UCO) ........................................................................ 27
3.1 INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................... 27
3.2 FEATURES. ............................................................................................................. 27
3.3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................... 27
3.4 CONNECTOR LAYOUT .............................................................................................. 28
3.4.1 CONNECTOR ALLOCATION. ................................................................................. 28
3.4.2 CONNECTOR DETAILS ........................................................................................ 29
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3.5 PARAMETERIZATION................................................................................................ 30
3.5.1 JUMPER CONFIGURATION ................................................................................... 30
3.6 DESCRIPTION OF LED INDICATORS. .......................................................................... 30
3.7 FIRMWARE UPGRADES ............................................................................................ 31
3.8 BOARD REPLACEMENT ............................................................................................ 31
4 CAR MODULAR INTERFACE BOARD (IMC) ............................................................... 32
4.1 INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................... 32
4.2 FEATURES .............................................................................................................. 32
4.2.1 INPUT FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................. 32
4.2.2 OUTPUT FUNCTIONS .......................................................................................... 32
4.2.3 ADDITIONAL FEATURES ...................................................................................... 32
4.3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................... 32
4.4 CONNECTOR LAYOUT .............................................................................................. 33
4.4.1 IMC CONNECTOR ALLOCATION............................................................................ 33
4.4.2 IMC CONNECTOR DETAILS .................................................................................. 35
4.5 HARDWARE CONFIGURATION ................................................................................... 36
4.6 PARAMETERIZATION................................................................................................ 37
4.7 FIRMWARE UPGRADES ............................................................................................ 37
4.8 BOARD REPLACEMENT ............................................................................................ 37
5 MODULAR CAR OPERATING PANEL BOARD (BMC)................................................... 39
5.1 INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................... 39
5.2 FEATURES .............................................................................................................. 39
5.2.1 INPUT FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................. 39
5.2.2 OUTPUT FUNCTIONS .......................................................................................... 39
5.2.3 ADDITIONAL FEATURES ...................................................................................... 39
5.3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................... 39
5.4 CONNECTOR LAYOUT .............................................................................................. 40
5.4.1 BMC CONNECTOR ALLOCATION .......................................................................... 40
5.4.2 CONNECTOR DETAILS ........................................................................................ 41
5.5 HARDWARE CONFIGURATION ................................................................................... 43
5.6 PARAMETERIZATION................................................................................................ 43
5.7 FIRMWARE UPGRADES ............................................................................................ 43
5.8 BOARD REPLACEMENT ............................................................................................ 43
6 MODULAR CAR OPERATING PANEL BOARD 3 (BMC3) .............................................. 45
6.1 INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................... 45
6.2 FEATURES .............................................................................................................. 45
6.2.1 INPUT FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................. 45
6.2.2 OUTPUT FUNCTIONS .......................................................................................... 45
6.2.3 ADDITIONAL FEATURES ...................................................................................... 45
6.3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................... 45
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1.1 Introduction
The UCC2 car board enables the decentralized communication with the control board UCM2
through the CAN communication channel of the various electromechanical elements located in
the cabin. The main advantages of using this decentralized system include reduced shaft wiring,
reduced assembly time, less maintenance and easy installation.
The board constantly analyzes the information generated by the various electrical car components
and sends it to control through the CAN bus via the control rope.
Control commands received via the bus are also analyzed and interpreted in order to act on the
peripheral devices connected.
The car operating panel communicates using pLIN bus (modified LIN protocol), enabling the
configuration of a maximum of 4 operating panels in each UCC2, 2 per access.
The board has two connectors which allow the connection of a maximum of 9 car operating panel
devices (BMC, BMC3, IMC ...) in each, while a single UCC2 only enables the configuration of 15
devices maximum. This enables up to 60 elements (push buttons, key switches, indicators).
Shortly there will be a pLIN expansion board, which will allow connection of 300 elements (push
buttons, key switches, indicators).
1.2 Features
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POWER SUPPLY
[X302 pins 1, 2]
Parameter Minimum Typical Maximum
Voltage Vcc 6.8V 24V 29V
Consumption Icc(0) 65mA 60mA 68mA
Maximum Icc(max) 1.29A (40º) 1.85A (20º) 2.12A (0º)
current
Protection 1.85A MiniSmd020 Fuse
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INPUTS
[X308, X313, X314, X315, X317, X326, X327, X328, X329, X330, X329T, X330T]
Parameter Minimum Typical Maximum
High level VinH 17.4V 24Vdc 38.3Vdc
Low level VinL 0Vdc 0Vdc 5.44Vdc
Input resistance Rin (Vin=24V) 11.4KΩ 12.7KΩ 14KΩ
OUTPUTS
[X310, X311, X312, X313, X318, X319, X320A, X320B]
Parameter Minimum Typical Maximum
High level VoH 21.9Vdc 22.2Vdc 22.5Vdc
Low level VoL 1.8Vdc 1.9Vdc 2Vdc
Maximum output current for the Io 375mA ---------- 500mA
8 channels Temp. 50º Temp. 25º
INPUTS
[X322, X323, X324, X325]
Parameter Minimum Typical Maximum
High level VinH 20.37Vdc 24Vdc 38.3Vdc
Low level VinL 0Vdc 0Vdc 4.35Vdc
Input resistance Rin (Vin=24V) 11.4KΩ 12.7KΩ 14KΩ
BUS PLIN
[X338, X338T]
Parameter Minimum Typical Maximum
High level VinH 8Vdc 24Vdc 28Vdc
Low level VinL -0.3Vdc 0Vdc 2.8Vdc
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Pins
Connector Function
P1 P2 P3 P4
X303 KT1 KT1 AGND
X322 IN-CMB +24VP_UCC IN_CMB
X323 IN-CMS +24VP_UCC IN_CMS
X324 FOT_INF +24VP_UCC AGND IN_FOT_INF
X325 FOT_SUP +24VP_UCC AGND IN_FOT_SUP
X326 ESH +24VP_UCC_LP ESH
X339 Inspection 1 UP DOWN INSPECTION COMUN_INSP
X340 Inspection 2 +24VP_UCC COMUN_INSP INSPECTION
JUMPER 2.54mm
Pins
Jumper Function
P1 P2 P3
JP1 Reset RESET GND
JP2 Turning on LEDs GNDLEDS GNDANALOG
JP3 Curtain/Front photocell NPN Common PNP // FC
JP4 Curtain/Front photocell NPN // FC Common PNP
JP5 Curtain/Rear photocell NPN // FC Common PNP
JP6 Curtain/Rear photocell NPN Common PNP // FC
JP7 CAN resistance 180Ω Common 120Ω
JP8 Message inhibition INH +5V
JP9 VCC PIU X20Selector +24VP_UCC_LP Common +24CAN
JP10 VCC PIU X21Selector +24VP_UCC_LP Common +24CAN
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Connectors used in this board correspond to the series 231 by WAGO, MTA-100, MTA-156 and
MicroMatch by AMP and 5446 by Conexcon.
X301 – Programming.
6-pin female AMP MicroMatch connector.
For the E8/E8A programmer connection. Used to program the microcontroller. Programming is a
single-wire type via MODE, leaving the UART1 free.
X302 – Communications
8-pin WAGO 5.00 Connector.
It is communicated with the controller through the control rope. The signals are as follows:
T1, T2 – Emergency service telephone line outputs.
K1 – Inductor.
CAN_HIGH, CAN_LOW – Communication signals of the CAN bus.
Power supply from UBA2 of 24Vdc.
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X317 – Overload
5-pin male WAGO 5.00 connector.
Having the following signals:
0%, 50%, 80% 100% -- These signals indicate the car load factor.
Shared low consumption power outlet 24Vdc.
LUX_AUX – Auxiliary Output for car lighting control.
LUX_EST – Car lighting status input
X318 – Lighting
5-pin male AMP 2.54 connector.
Lighting control connector. Having the following signals:
Shared low consumption power outlet 24Vdc.
GND – Shared
LUX_OFF – Output for car lighting control
X319 – Fan
2-pin male AMP 2.54 connector.
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X320A – PIU
3-pin male AMP 2.54 connector.
24V power (configurable depending on the display) and PIU output for light connection, LCD TKE
series
X320B – PIU
3-pin male AMP 2.54 Connector.
24V power (configurable depending on the display) and PIU output for light connection, LCD TKE
series
X326 – ESH
2-pin straight male AMP 3.96 Connector.
ESH module input in hydraulic system.
X327 – Failure
4-pin straight male AMP 2.54 Connector.
Having the following signals:
+24Vdc low consumption and GNDANALOG.
AVERÍA_IN – Emergency service failure input.
FAILURE – Input of failure indication by the control for the emergency service.
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X329 – RX_F
4-pin straight male AMP 2.54 Connector.
Front curtain/photocell-type receiver connection.
Having the following signals:
+24Vdc low consumption and GNDANALOG – Curtain/photocell power supply.
Synchronization signal with transmitter module (TX_F)
Trigger signal. This is at Low level (0V-2.8V) where there are no obstacles between
transmitter and receiver when the output transistor is NPN. When it is PNP it is at High
level (24V) in the absence of obstacles.
Selection jumpers JP3 and JP4 should be configured based on the type of output.
X330 – TX_F
4-pin straight male AMP 2.54 connector.
Front curtain/photocell-type transmitter connection.
Having the following signals:
+24Vdc low consumption and GNDANALOG – Curtain/photocell power supply.
Synchronization signal with receiver module (RX_F)
Trigger signal.
X329T – RX_T
4-pin straight male AMP 2.54 Connector.
Rear curtain/photocell-type receiver connection.
Having the following signals:
+24Vdc low consumption and GNDANALOG – Curtain/photocell power supply.
Synchronization signal with transmitter module (TX_T)
Trigger signal. This is at Low level (0V-2.8V) where there are no obstacles between
transmitter and receiver when the output transistor is NPN. When it is PNP it is at High
level (24V) in the absence of obstacles.
Selection jumpers JP5 and JP6 should be configured based on the type of output.
X330T – TX_T
4-pin straight male AMP 2.54 Connector.
Rear curtain/photocell-type transmitter connection.
Having the following signals:
+24Vdc low consumption and GNDANALOG – Curtain/photocell power supply.
Synchronization signal with receiver module (RX_T)
Trigger signal.
X333A – CAN
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X333B – CAN
4-pin straight male AMP 2.54 Connector.
Shaft CAN bus expansion connection. It is directly connected to the signal of +24 V and GND of
the low voltage rope, and connects directly to the shaft CAN.
X333C – CAN
4-pin straight male AMP 2.54 Connector.
Shaft CAN bus expansion connection. It is directly connected to the signal of +24 V and GND of
the low voltage rope, and connects directly to the shaft CAN.
X333D – CAN
4-pin straight male AMP 2.54 Connector.
Shaft CAN bus expansion connection. It is directly connected to the signal of +24 V and GND of
the low voltage rope, and connects directly to the shaft CAN.
X338 – LIN1
8-pin straight male IDC 2.54 Connector.
LIN1 modules connection.
This connector has the following signals:
+24VP_LIN – 24V specific for pLIN communication channels. This power is limited to 2.7A
and has short circuit protection.
+7VP_LIN1 – 7V specific for channel 1 of LIN communications. This power is limited to
300mA and has short circuit protection. It acts as a teach-in signal for the teach-in
process of the pLIN modules.
LIN – Bidirectional data signal of the pLIN bus. This signal is modulated according to LIN
2.0. specifications.
GND
X338T – LIN2
8-pin straight male IDC 2.54 Connector.
LIN1 modules connection.
Having the following signals:
+24VP_LIN – 24V specific for pLIN communication channels. This power is limited to 2.7A
and has short circuit protection.
+7VP_LIN2 – 7V specific for channel 2 of LIN communications. This power is limited to
300mA and has short circuit protection. It acts as a teach-in signal for the teach-in
process of the pLIN modules.
LIN – Bidirectional data signal of the pLIN bus. This signal is modulated according to LIN
2.0. specifications.
GND
X339 – Inspection 1
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X340 – Inspection 2
3-pin straight male AMP 3.96 Connector.
Inspection box connection. Having the following signals:
+24VP_UCC – “Going up” signal. Active at High level.
Common inspection – Shared voltage signal output. Joined to X339.
INSPECTION – Inspection signal. Active at High level
1.5 Parameterization
Reset UCC2
Reset Normal
1 2 1 2
JP1 JP1
LED´s UCC2
Leds ON Leds OFF
1 2 1 2
JP2 JP2
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JP8
INHIBITION always off
1 2
JP8
JP10 JP10
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It indicates the operating status of the car board with the following signs
LEDs DL2, DL3, DL4, DL5 and DL6 indicate the voltage in each of the assigned lines.
1.8.3 BUZZER
The UCC2 does not have a buzzer built into the board. Even so, it controls the pLIN push button
buzzer in the same way as UCC2, activating it in the following situations:
Special signals governed from the control board, overload warning
Configurable pre-registration of calls. For special cases it allows for an acoustic
preregistration of calls, indicating by means of an intermittent beep that the call will be
served.
For the UCC2 RESET it beeps for 100mS.
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2.1 Introduction
The Car Terminal Unit board or UBC CMC4 integrates into a single assembly all power supply and
alternating voltage signals of the devices associated with the car, and those from the series of
safeties.
2.2 Features
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SINGLE-PHASE POWER [ X385, X392, X393…X397, X400…X402, X404, X405, X407, X408, X410,
X410T, X413, X413T, X414, X415, X419]
Parameter Minimum Typical Maximum
Voltage Vac 230 250V
Intensity Aac 10(1)
Type of protection External
1) Specification of the maximum current at an ambient temperature of 50° C and with a temperature increase of 20°
C
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X388.– Operator 1
Straight male NELTRON 5p P=6,35mm Connector.
Output de 230Vca for Front Door Operator.
X388T.– Operator 2
Straight male NELTRON 5p P=6,35mm Connector.
230Vca Output for Rear Door Operator.
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X404.– Auxiliary 1.
Straight male NELTRON 2p P=6,35mm Connector.
Auxiliary Contacts 1.
X405– Latch.
Straight male NELTRON 2p P=6,35mm Connector.
Latch Contacts.
X407.– Auxiliary 2.
Straight male NELTRON 2p P=6,35mm Connector.
Auxiliary Contacts 2.
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2.5 Configuration
The Car Terminal Unit board may be configured in the following manner:
VARIABLE CONFIGURATION
DEVICE JUMPER LOCATION
WITHOUT TRAP DOOR 2686.06.03 X401
WITHOUT LATCH 2686.06.03 X405
WITHOUT END OF DOWNWARD/UPWARD
2686.06.09 X402
INSPECTION
WITHOUT REAR ACCESS SETA 2686.06.03 X415
WITHOUT DOUBLE ACCESS 2686.06.05 X410T
WITHOUT INSPECTION/NORMAL GUARDRAIL 2686.06.08 X395
WITHOUT TOE GUARD 2686.06.02 X400
PERMANENT CONFIGURATION
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3.1 Introduction
The UCO operator control board enables the decentralized communication between the door
operator and the control board through the CAN communication channel.
The main advantages of using this decentralized system include reduced shaft wiring, reduced
assembly time, less maintenance and easy installation.
3.2 Features.
- Direct communication between the Door Operator and the Control Board.
- Control Signals:
- INPUT Detection:
o Safety Edge
o End of Front/Rear door closed.
o End of Front/Rear door open.
POWER SUPPLY [X462, X462T (pin 1), X464, X464T (pin 1, 3, 5)]
Parameter Minimum Typical Maximum
Voltage Vcc 21V 24V 30V
Maximum Icc(max) 160mA (20º)
current
Protection PTC 0,16A SMD1206L016, Varistor CN1210K30G
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The following table shows the list of connectors, associated functions and corresponding
pins.
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The connectors used on this board are MTA-100 and MicroMatch by AMP.
X301 – Programming
6-pin female AMP MicroMatch Connector.
Used for Firmware programming.
X333A – CAN
Straight male AMP 2.54mm 4p P=2.54mm Connector.
Shaft CAN bus connection, +24V and GND of control.
X333B – CAN
Straight male AMP 2.54mm 4p P=2.54mm Connector.
Shaft CAN bus connection, +24V and GND of control.
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- Safety Edge.
- End of Door Closed.
- End of Door Open.
JUMPER 2.54mm
RESET
Enabled
JP1
Disabled
JUMPER 2.54mm
BUS CAN
Linear BUS
JP2
Fork BUS
JUMPER 2.54mm
LED Activation
Enabled
JP3
Disabled
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4.1 Introduction
The IMC has four connectors to connect the non-TKE push buttons and switches, while the
function of each button is programmable.
The board constantly sends the current push button status through the pLIN bus and manages
push button lighting.
Thanks to the flexibility of the pLIN protocol in each UCC2, up to 15 IMC can be connected, which
allows up to 60 push buttons. With the pLIN relay available for UCC2, there may be up to 300
push buttons.
4.2 Features
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JUMPER 2.54
Pins
Jumper Function
P1 P2 P3
JP2 Common Selector GND COMMON +24V
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The connectors used for this board are series 5446 and 2012 by CONEXCON and MTA-100 and
MicroMatch by AMP.
X491 – Buzzer
Angled Male Conexcon 2p P=2.00mm Connector.
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(*) The drawing below shows the connection depending on the push button type
Type 1 Type 2
Fig 5 Push button /Register connection
4.6 Parameterization
For IMC replacement the following steps should be taken. It is advisable to first cut the power by
unplugging connector X337.
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Disconnect X338.
Disconnect the other connectors.
Replace the board.
Re-connect X492_1, X492_2, X492_3, X492_4, and X491.
Connect X338 and then X337.
After plugging in X337, the module will need to be reset, either automatically or manually.
To check the operation of the IMC, it should be connected to the UCC2 and properly configured
(see section 5). When pressing a level button, the corresponding LEDs will light up.
The buzzer works in any module, without this function needing to be configured, so it can be
connected to the most convenient one, or even to several. Furthermore, on the module which has
a button configured as buzzer, the LEDs will light up.
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5.1 Introduction
The BMC has four push buttons, four switch connectors and two connectors for the alarm unit
connection. The function of each button is both onsite and factory programmable.
This board implements two different versions. One with an alarm button and one without. Also
available are one with a white LED and one with a blue LED. Regarding the connectors a degree
of compatibility with current switch standards is maintained.
Thanks to the flexibility of the pLIN protocol in each UCC2 up to 15 BMC can be connected,
allowing up to 60 buttons. With the pLIN relay available for UCC2, there may be up to 300
buttons.
5.2 Features
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Pins
Connector Function
P1 P2 P3
X487A Emergency 1 Common NO NC
X487B Emergency 2 Common NO NC
The connectors used for this board are series 5446, 1572 and 2012 by CONEXCON , 2203 by
MOLEX and Micromatch by AMP.
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X491 – Buzzer
Angled Male Conexcon 2p P=2.00mm Connector.
Used for 12V buzzer connection.
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No hardware configuration.
5.6 Parameterization
For BMC replacement the following steps should be taken. It is advisable to first cut the power by
unplugging connector X337.
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After plugging in X337, the module will need to be reset, either automatically or manually.
To check the operation of the BMC, it should be connected to the UCC2 and properly configured
(see section 5). When pressing a level button, the corresponding LEDs will light up.
The buzzer works in any module, without this function needing to be configured, so it can be
connected to the most convenient one, or even to several. Furthermore, on the module which has
a button configured as buzzer, the LEDs will light up.
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6.1 Introduction
The BMC has three push buttons, three switch connectors and two connectors for the alarm unit
connection. The function of each button is both onsite and factory programmable.
This board implements two different versions. One with an alarm button and one without. Also
available are one with a white LED and one with a blue LED. Regarding the connectors a degree
of compatibility with current switch standards is maintained.
Thanks to the flexibility of the pLIN protocol in each UCC2 up to 15 BMC can be connected,
allowing up to 60 buttons. With the pLIN relay available for UCC2, there may be up to 300
buttons.
6.2 Features
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Pins
Connector Function
P1 P2 P3
X487A Emergency 1 Common NO NC
X487B Emergency 2 Common NO NC
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X491A – Buzzer
Angled Male Conexcon 2p =2.00mm Connector.
Used for 12V buzzer connection.
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No hardware configuration.
6.6 Parameterization
For BMC replacement the following steps should be taken. It is advisable to first cut the power by
unplugging connector X337.
After plugging in X337, the module will need to be reset, either automatically or manually.
To check the operation of the BMC, it should be connected to the UCC2 and properly configured
(see section 5). When pressing a level button, the corresponding LEDs will light up.
The buzzer works in any module, without this function needing to be configured, so it can be
connected to the most convenient one, or even to several. Furthermore, on the module which has
a button configured as buzzer, the LEDs will light up.
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7 REVISION LOG
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