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Installation Instruction
KONE DESTINATION 820 SYSTEM™
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 ABOUT THIS INFORMATION................................................................................................ 8

1.1 Audience................................................................................................................... 8
1.2 Approvals and changes............................................................................................8
1.3 Translations...............................................................................................................8
1.4 Feedback.................................................................................................................. 8
2 KONE DESTINATION............................................................................................................. 9
2.1 KONE Destination 820 system.................................................................................9
2.2 Electrical components.............................................................................................11
2.2.1 Location of electrical components........................................................... 11
2.2.2 Group control module.............................................................................. 11
2.2.2.1 KCEGC...................................................................................... 12
2.2.2.2 KCELIO...................................................................................... 12
2.2.2.3 LCEGTWO................................................................................. 12
2.2.2.4 16 A on/off switch.......................................................................13
2.2.2.5 KCE power supply..................................................................... 13
2.2.2.6 Media converter......................................................................... 13
2.2.3 LCERWP.................................................................................................. 13
2.2.4 LCECPU561 (KM773390G04/G06)......................................................... 15
2.2.5 Control boards..........................................................................................15
2.2.6 Electrical architecture............................................................................... 16
2.3 Location of signalization devices............................................................................18
2.4 Machine room......................................................................................................... 19
2.5 Related information.................................................................................................19
3 SAFETY.................................................................................................................................21
3.1 Single man working................................................................................................ 21
3.2 Warnings and cautions........................................................................................... 21
3.2.1 Warning signs...........................................................................................21
3.3 Electrical safety.......................................................................................................22
3.3.1 Take 5 - Five steps to ensure electrical safety........................................ 22
3.4 General safety precautions.................................................................................... 22
3.5 Personal safety....................................................................................................... 23
3.5.1 Personal protective equipment (PPE) for elevator installation and
commissioning.......................................................................................... 23
3.5.2 Personal protection.................................................................................. 24
3.5.3 Personal protection signs.........................................................................25
3.5.4 Recommended working postures and ergonomic methods..................... 25
3.6 Public safety........................................................................................................... 27
3.6.1 Building user safety and minimizing disturbance.....................................27
3.6.2 Protecting work areas with safety fences................................................ 28

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3.7 Risk of eye injury....................................................................................................29

3.8 Safe handling of damaged optical fibers................................................................29
3.9 Safe handling procedure for optical fiber cables....................................................30
4 INSTALLATION QUALITY AND EFFICIENCY..................................................................... 31
4.1 5S............................................................................................................................31
4.2 Customer experience..............................................................................................31
4.3 Work with LAN cables............................................................................................ 31
4.3.1 Safety with fiber optic LAN cables...........................................................31
4.3.2 Handling LAN cables............................................................................... 32
4.3.3 Connect and install LAN cables...............................................................33
4.3.4 Clean fiber optic LAN cables................................................................... 34
5 SITE REQUIREMENTS AND TOOLS.................................................................................. 36
5.1 Site requirements....................................................................................................36
5.2 Tools........................................................................................................................37
6 INSTALL GCM...................................................................................................................... 41
7 INSTALL SHAFT WIRING.................................................................................................... 46
8 INSTALL LCERWP............................................................................................................... 48
9 INSTALL DESTINATION OPERATION PANEL (DOP).........................................................51
9.1 Install surface mounted DOP (KSP 833 and KSP 853)......................................... 51
9.2 Install surface mounted touch DOP (KSP 858)..................................................... 53
9.3 Install pedestal mounted touch DOP (KSP 858)....................................................64
9.3.1 Cut installation bracket bolts....................................................................66
9.3.2 Install touch DOP..................................................................................... 68
9.4 Install ACS card reader to touch DOP (KSP 858)................................................. 74
9.5 Install semi-flush mounted touch DOP (KSP 888)................................................. 76
9.5.1 Connect cables to touch DOP (KSP 888)............................................... 83
9.6 Install ACS card reader to touch DOP (KSP 888)................................................. 88
10 INSTALL ELEVATOR IDENTIFIER (EID)............................................................................. 94
10.1 Install passive EID (KST 830 and KST 850)......................................................... 94
10.2 Install active EID (KST 840 and KST 860)............................................................ 95
10.3 Install passive triangle EID (KST 880)................................................................... 97
10.4 Install active triangle EID (KST 890)....................................................................100
11 INSTALL DESTINATION INDICATION AT LANDING (DIN L), KSO 857........................... 104
11.1 Install back box to wall.........................................................................................104
11.2 Adjust fixing brackets........................................................................................... 107
11.3 Install DIN............................................................................................................. 108
12 INSTALL FRD AU1 KEY SWITCH AT LANDING (LCS KEY SWITCH FRD AU1)............. 110
13 INSTALL CAR OPERATING PANEL (COP)....................................................................... 112
13.1 Install COP (KSC 853)......................................................................................... 112

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13.2 Install COP (KSC833, KSC843 and KSC863)..................................................... 114

13.3 Install COP wiring.................................................................................................117
13.3.1 Install COP wiring (KSC 843, KSC 853 and KSC 863)......................... 117
13.3.2 Install COP wiring (KSC 833)................................................................ 119
14 INSTALL JAMB MOUNTED INDICATOR (JM-DIN)........................................................... 121
15 INSTALL DESTINATION GUIDANCE DISPLAY (DGD)..................................................... 123
15.1 DGD module KSG 847.........................................................................................123
15.1.1 Wiring diagram (KSG 847).....................................................................123
15.1.2 Install DGD module (KSG 847)............................................................. 124
15.2 DGD module KSG 857.........................................................................................129
15.2.1 Wiring diagram (KSG 857).....................................................................129
15.2.2 Connect cables (KSG 857).................................................................... 130
15.2.3 Connect LON cables (KSG 857)........................................................... 132
15.2.4 Install DGD module (KSG 857)............................................................. 133
16 DISPLAY SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS......................................................................136
16.1 Destination indication display (KSO 857), KM50313880..................................... 136
17 PROTECTIVE EARTH CONTINUITY MEASUREMENTS................................................. 139
18 COMMISSIONING...............................................................................................................140
18.1 Power on system..................................................................................................140
18.2 Check LCECPU software version........................................................................ 140
18.3 Load DCS roll call files........................................................................................ 140
18.4 LON download...................................................................................................... 142
18.5 Set LCE parameters.............................................................................................142
18.6 Activate keypad COP........................................................................................... 147
18.7 Configure keypad COP or DOP buttons.............................................................. 147
18.8 Commission LON Touch DOPs............................................................................147
18.9 Commission DGD modules (KSG 847, KSG 857)............................................... 148
18.9.1 Site requirements for LON based systems (KSG 847, KSG 857)..........148
18.9.2 Tools....................................................................................................... 148
18.9.3 Prerequisites for KSG 857..................................................................... 149
18.9.4 Prerequisites for KSG 847..................................................................... 151
18.9.5 Commission DGD (KSG 847, KSG 857) with LON connection..............153
18.9.6 Remove mouse and return turnstile back to operation (turnstiles with
KSG 857)............................................................................................... 160
18.9.7 Remove mouse and return turnstile back to operation (turnstiles with
KSG 847)............................................................................................... 162
18.10 Check ethernet connection...................................................................................163
18.11 Check redundant network.................................................................................... 163
18.12 Check functionality of LAN-ring network.............................................................. 164
18.13 Test system...........................................................................................................164
18.13.1 Test signalization devices...................................................................... 164

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18.13.2 Test walking time....................................................................................164

18.13.3 Check visual guidance from DOP..........................................................164
18.13.4 Check PIN codes and features..............................................................165
APPENDIX A. CUTOUT CONFIGURATIONS................................................................................ 166
APPENDIX B. NETWORK STRUCTURE AND DEVICE WIRING................................................. 174
APPENDIX C. OPEN AND CLOSE COP KEYPAD CABINET (KSC 843, KSC 853 AND KSC
863)....................................................................................................................................................176
APPENDIX D. PROTECTIVE EARTH CONTINUITY MEASUREMENTS..................................... 178
D.1 Measure group control module............................................................................ 178
D.2 Measure on car top.............................................................................................. 179
APPENDIX E. COPPER CONDUCTOR RESISTANCE VALUES..................................................182
APPENDIX F. KONE DESTINATION 820/880 CONFIG TOOL KEY FEATURES..........................184

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1 ABOUT THIS INFORMATION

The purpose of this information is to describe the installation methods and safe working
practices for KONE Destination 820.
A DCS optimizes the elevator group control by enabling passengers to define their
destination floor before entering the elevator car.
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1.1 Audience
This information is intended to be used by people who are familiar with elevator installation
and have received proper training on methods and safety as specified by KONE.
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1.2 Approvals and changes
Issue: D
Date: 2020–09–15
Changes:
‒ LCERWPG02 replaced LCERWPG01
Compiled by:
‒ Petri Ahola, Senior Information Designer
Checked by:
‒ Jouni Suominen, DCS Solution owner
‒ Martin Verschuren, Global Field Support
‒ Tapio Lainela, Global Installation
Approved by:
‒ Saku Pitkänen, Global Installation
Translation approved by:
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1.3 Translations
If you need assistance in getting technical information translated, contact ktd@kone.com.

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1.4 Feedback
Report errors in the information or suggest improvements to ktd@kone.com.

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2 KONE DESTINATION
KONE Destination is a destination control system (DCS) solution as a part of KONE
Advanced People Flow offering.
DCS optimizes the elevator group control by enabling passengers to define their destination
floor before entering the elevator car.
The offering is based on KONE control electrification (KCE) technology and used in lift
control electrification (LCE) based elevator platforms.
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2.1 KONE Destination 820 system
KONE Destination 820 is based on KONE control electrification (KCE) technology and used
in lift control electrification (LCE) based elevator platforms.
NOTE: KONE Destination 820 is available only with LON.

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Figure 1: Example for KONE elevator equipped with KONE Destination 820
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2.2 Electrical components
2.2.1 Location of electrical components
Component KONE MonoSpace KONE MiniSpace

Power supply mains circuit Circuit breaker F12 / 262:1 Circuit breaker Q5 inside
breaker inside MAP main switch unit at machine
room
GCM On shaft wall In machine room (fixed on
controller)
LCECPU561 In SEP In controller
LCEFCB G* On shaft On shaft
LCERWP On shaft On shaft
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2.2.2 Group control module
Group Control Module (GCM) is the main module of KONE Destination architecture. GCM
dimensions are 921x256x123 mm and it weights around 14 kg.
In KONE Destination 820, there is one GCM per elevator. It location varies between
projects, but by default it is located:
‒ In KONE MiniSpace™ platform at machine room, either at nearby wall next to controller
or at side of controller.
‒ In KONE MonoSpace™ platform next or under the SEP panel.
GCM is connected to LCECPU561 by CAN and LON. And to shaft network by LON. GCMs
are connected to each other by LAN ring network.

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Modules are at every elevator in the group

and it includes 6 – 7 components:
‒ KCEGCH
‒ KCELIO
‒ LCEGTWOG02
‒ 2PCs 16 A CBs
1. Pos 811 shuts down shaft LON-
network
2. Pos 812 shuts down GCM
‒ 24 VDC power supply
‒ Media converter (optional)
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2.2.2.1 KCEGC
KCEGC handles the group software functioning similar to KGC servers. Maximum number
of KCEGC boards in a group is 12 (one per elevator). Depending on the group size, 2 – 5
KCEGCs run group software. Other KCEGCs act as unengaged LAN switches to maintain
the physical LAN ring between modules.
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2.2.2.2 KCELIO
KCELIO functions as LON and CAN to LAN adapter in KONE Destination Control
System (DCS). In addition, it supplies 24 VDC power from DCSGCM to LCECPU561 and
LCEGTWO. Every call and all the information from shaft bundle and LCECPU goes through
KCELIO before reaching master group controller.
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2.2.2.3 LCEGTWO
LCEGTWO is an optoisolated LON repeater board located in Group Controller Module

(GCM). LCEGTWO board repeats the LON messages from KCELIO board to the LON
network in the shaft riser and vise versa.
LON network is further segmented by LCERWPs.
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2.2.2.4 16 A on/off switch
16 A on/off switch controls the 110/230 VAC power supply to group controller module (GCM)
(KCE power supply) and elevator shaft riser devices.
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2.2.2.5 KCE power supply
KCE power supply (24 VDC / 4 A) supplies power to the Group Controller Module
components.
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2.2.2.6 Media converter
The media converter is an optional component. It is required when group controller modules
(GCMs) are at different zones and CAT5e copper cables cannot be used (distance between
modules ≥ 100 m). In such cases, GCMs are connected through optical fiber cables. Media
converters in the first and last GCMs in each zone are connected through optical fiber
cables. Media converter is connected to KCEGC with CAT5e copper cable.
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2.2.3 LCERWP
LCE repeater with power (LCERWP) acts as a repeater for LON at the elevator shaft. The
shaft network module also provides power supply for the DCS segment.
The dimensions of LCERWP are 257 × 252 × 73 mm. It weighs approximately 2.5 kg.
LCERWP is at the elevator shaft, at the beginning of each landing device segment. The first
LCERWP is connected to GCM. Every LCERWP after the first one is connected to each
other by RS485 and 230 VAC backbone cabling. Each landing device segment begins and
ends to LCERWP, excluding the final segment. The final segment terminates to a terminal
resistor at the final landing device / LCEFCB.

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73 mm
1 2 3 4 5 6
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1. Power switch
2. Holes for AC input/output
3. RS485 input/output
4. XS1
5. XS2
6. Main terminal point
7. Cover fixing screws
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2.2.4 LCECPU561 (KM773390G04/G06)
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One LCECPU561 board is present in each elevator. For machine-room-less elevators,

LCECPU561 is located in the SEP panel. For machine room elevators, LCECPU561 is
located inside control cabinet in the machine room.
LCECPU communicates with the master KCEGC board through KCELIO board, which acts
as a protocol converter. It translates the LON and CAN messages from LCECPU to LAN
messages and forwards them to the master KCEGC board. The opposite way conversion
occurs when the master sends messages to LCECPU.
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2.2.5 Control boards
Floor control board LCEFCB is used for the connections of the floor signals.
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‒ LCEFCB G11 / G71 board controls the LCS / HLI.

‒ LCEFCB G14 board controls the EID.
‒ LCEFCB G15 board controls the DIN L and JM DIN.
‒ KDCMUL/KDCDOP board controls DOP.
‒ KDCTSDOP controls TS-DOP.

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NOTE: DOPMUL and KDCTSDOP are embedded in DOP signalization.

Related information
‒ Network structure and device wiring (174)
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2.2.6 Electrical architecture
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Figure 2: Electrical architecture for KONE MiniSpace™ elevators

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Figure 3: Electrical architecture for KONE NoCab MonoSpace® and KONE BigMono
MonoSpace® elevators
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2.3 Location of signalization devices
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1. Elevator identifier (EID)

2. Jamb mounted destination indicator (JM DIN)
3. Car operating panel (COP)
4. Destination operating panel (DOP)
5. Touch screen destination operating panel (TS-DOP), surface mounted
6. Touch screen destination operating panel (TS-DOP), semi-flush mounted
7. Touch screen destination operating panel (TS-DOP), pedestal mounted
8. Destination indicator (DIN L)
9. Destination guidance display (DGD)
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2.4 Machine room
1. Group control module (GCM)

2. LCERWP / Shaft Network Module
3. Controller
4. Drive cabinet
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2.5 Related information
‒ AM-01.03.001 Preventing Falls From Height When Working On Elevators, Escalators

And Building Doors
‒ AM-01.03.002 Take 5 - Electrical safety when working on elevators, escalators and
autowalks
‒ AM-01.03.003 Take 2 - double security safety practice when using Tirak hoists for man
riding purposes
‒ AM-01.03.009 General instructions for material handling, using transportation and lifting
equipment

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‒ AM-01.03.010 Safe working in elevator shaft and machine room areas

‒ AM-01.05.010 KONE Installation Tools
‒ AM-12.20.005 KONE Signalization System (KSS) installation
‒ AM-13.20.022 KONE Remote Call Software Installation
‒ AM-13.20.023 KONE Remote Call
‒ AM-88.01.003 KONE Turnstile 100 installation instruction
‒ AR-12.20.109 KONE Destination, Spare Parts
‒ AS-10.22.028 Software upload for LCECPU561 board
‒ AS-10.65.100 Using KONE Android MiniConsole
‒ AS-12.20.025 Maintenance model for KONE DCS
‒ AS-12.20.109 KONE Destination, Repairs
‒ AS-13.20.005 Repair instruction for KONE E-Link™ release 5.1 elevator and escalator
management system
‒ AS-13.20.007 Troubleshooting and repairs
‒ SO-10.01.019 KONE Destination 820 engineering instruction
‒ SO-10.01.021 KONE Destination 820/880 Engineering Instruction
‒ SCG-12.20.031 Configuring LCE KCEGC Based Group Control (A-Process)
‒ 1369755 User Interface Menu Instructions for LCECPU561
‒ 813138 Global LCE Fault Codes
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3 SAFETY
3.1 Single man working
When you are working on your own, ensure that the following conditions are met:
‒ Someone in authority knows where you are.
‒ Regular checks are made to ensure your safety.
If you have any doubts about single man working on your specific job site, discuss them
with your supervisor.
Where required, discuss method statements and risk assessments with your supervisor and
colleagues before starting work.
Work safely and follow local codes and agreed practices.
Certain components (for example full size mirrors) are from their characteristics, weight and
size not suitable to be installed by Single Man Working methods.
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3.2 Warnings and cautions
This information uses the words WARNING and CAUTION in hazardous situations to
protect persons and equipment as follows:
WARNING: Warns for the most serious hazards with risk to personal safety.
CAUTION: Warns for the risk of equipment damage and indirect risk to personal safety.
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3.2.1 Warning signs
Risk of falling
General warning: Caution, Danger, Risk
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Risk of electric shock
Risk of eye injury
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3.3 Electrical safety
Work on electrical equipment can only be performed by people who have received relevant
training and authorization. Users of electrical equipment must always follow the instructions
supplied by the manufacturer.
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3.3.1 Take 5 - Five steps to ensure electrical safety
The following five steps must be taken in the specified order unless there are essential
reasons for doing otherwise.
1. Disconnect power supply completely.
2. Secure against reconnection.
3. Verify that the installation is de-energized.
4. Check the requirements for earthing in special circumstances.
5. Provide protection against adjacent live parts.
Related information
‒ AM-01.03.002 Take 5 - Electrical Safety When Working on Elevators, Escalators and
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3.4 General safety precautions
‒ The installation method in KONE installation instructions is designed to make sure that
the installation process is safe. Possible differences between the method and local safety
regulations must be considered. Local method statement and risk assessment must
support any local variations to the method. Follow the installation method. To prevent
potentially dangerous situations which you have not considered, do not skip any step.
NOTE: Warning signs highlight possible hazards.
‒ Follow your national lift codes and other safety-related regulations.
NOTE: If there is conflict between the code and this instruction, rely on your national
code.
‒ Follow the local KONE unit safety codes and rules, including installation work in the
elevator shaft and on the car roof. For safety instructions regarding working in the
elevator shaft, see also AM-01.03.010, Elevator Installation - Safety Manual.
‒ Installation work is allowed only for competent and qualified personnel.
Make sure that you have adequate information to do the work and fully understand all
the possible effects of your actions.
- IF IN DOUBT - ASK.
Talk to your supervisor if you have any doubts about the working method or safety-related
issues.
‒ Personal protective equipment must be available and used, inspected and certified as
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‒ Use only approved manual handling techniques.

‒ Do not work at different levels within the same / adjacent elevator shaft enclosures.
The elevator cars must be at the same level all the time, or holes between the elevator
shafts must be closed. If there is a risk of falling, use a safety harness, restraint system,
or a temporary elevator car top extension to prevent falling. Follow the locally created
and risk assessed method statement.
‒ Always position the elevator car to a safe level relative to landing before accessing or
egressing.
‒ NEVER WORK UNDER A SUSPENDED LOAD! Make sure that the lifting equipment is
correctly rated for the task, in good condition, inspected and certified as required.
‒ A site specific and risk assessed lifting and transportation plan must be available and
followed.
‒ Check the condition of all tools before taking them into use.
NOTE: Take special care of electric cables, plugs and sockets, and make sure that
hoisting equipment is in safe serviceable condition. Follow the requirements of your local
regulations.
‒ Make sure that waste materials are handled in accordance with your local regulations.
‒ Safety in open elevator shafts.
For example, duplex elevator: Keep both cars at the same working height.
‒ Store the materials in zero mechanical energy state.
‒ When you store materials, for short or long periods, make sure that they are stacked
safely and that they cannot cause injury if they are displaced or drop down. Items such
as counterweight frames must always be stored in a horizontal position.
‒ Risk of hand-arm vibration, coming from the use of power tools. Regular and frequent
exposure to hand-arm vibration possibly leads to permanent ill health. Consider the
time spent holding the power tool and vibration emission level when estimating the level
of exposure to the vibration over the total working period. Read the instructions of the
manufacturer and comply with the local vibration regulations. Ask your supervisor for
more information.
‒ Do not drill, grind, weld or cut metal near the machine. If grinding or welding is required
in the proximity of the machine, cover the machine from sparks. Magnetic field in the
proximity of the machine creates a risk of electronic devices malfunctioning or stopping.
Keep credit and bank cards and electronic watches away from the working area.
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3.5 Personal safety
3.5.1 Personal protective equipment (PPE) for elevator installation and commissioning
All installation work must follow local KONE unit safety rules. You must always have at least
the following personal protective equipment.
Use the following PPE at all times:
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‒ Working clothes
‒ High visibility vest
‒ Safety shoes with ankle protection
‒ Safety helmet
‒ Safety glasses (refer to local safety rules)
Use the following PPE as needed to protect against specific hazards:
‒ Safety goggles
‒ Protective gloves against chemical hazards, cold and heat (refer to local safety rules)
‒ Hearing protection
‒ Dust mask
‒ Fall restraint or arrest equipment
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For more information on PPE, see AM-01.03.010 Elevator installation — safety manual.
Related information
‒ AM-01.03.010 Elevator Installation - Safety Manual
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3.5.2 Personal protection
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) are devices, appliances and clothing designed and
used to protect against safety, health or other workplace hazards.
If the risks associated with your work cannot be controlled by other means, your employer
must provide you with personal protective equipment (PPE).
Personal protective equipment are provided for your personal protection. YOU MUST USE
THEM AS REQUIRED.
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3.5.3 Personal protection signs
Mandatory Sign Mandatory Sign

Head protection Overall
Dust mask Hearing protection
Safety shoes with ankle Safety gloves / Rubber

protection gloves
Fall prevention equipment Safety goggles
Fall prevention measures High visibility clothing
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3.5.4 Recommended working postures and ergonomic methods
These recommended working postures and ergonomic methods have been identified to
contribute a better workplace and your well-being.
Postures
Working height Working distance
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Postures
Adjust height of working to enable your Adjust working distance to enable the object
hands to be within the vertical area of chest to be within length of forearms.
and belt buckle.
NOTE: If work is being carried out by kneeling, with bent back or legs or with hands
elevated above chest, or with object further than length of forearms, ensure to limit time of
exposure and alternate working postures. Ensure that the working area is unobstructed and
not hindering you. Wear knee pads as necessary to protect from knee cut or injury.
Small and lightweight objects
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Focus on the lift, even if the lifted object is 1. Keep the lifted object as close to the
light! body as possible.
1. Go close to the lifted object. 2. Keep your back untwisted and straight.
2. Use your legs.
3. Keep your back untwisted and straight.
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Large or heavy objects
Loading of transport cart Moving heavy objects without a handle
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Slide the component onto the KONE If the object does not contain a handle,
transport cart instead of lifting it. push/slide the object instead of pulling.
WARNING: Use wooden blocks to block the

cart wheels during loading and unloading.
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3.6 Public safety
3.6.1 Building user safety and minimizing disturbance
During the work special care must be taken not to cause any danger or unnecessary
disturbance to the other people in the building.
‒ Keep the working area closed to the public at all times.
‒ Keep the area outside the working area clean.
‒ Use suitable additional barriers to segregate building users from the work area if elevator
equipment / shaft is exposed.
‒ Place notices informing the public about the planned work.
‒ Agree with the building owner about the working times so that the work does not
unnecessary disturb the inhabitants / building users.
‒ When transporting material, segregate other building users from the transportation route
and working areas with additional safety fences or guarding.
‒ Keep the entrances, corridors and stairs clear of installation materials and waste. Store
all materials in agreed designated storage areas.
‒ Agree with the building owner about the parking and loading areas.
‒ Do not make unnecessary noise.
NOTE: Do not use language that you do not want your own children to hear.
‒ Remember that while you are on site you are the representative of the company.

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‒ Familiarize yourself with the building.

NOTE: Find out the locations of the emergency exits, fire alarms and so on.
NOTE: Refer to the elevator specific Quality Document.
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3.6.2 Protecting work areas with safety fences
When work is performed at landings, the landings must be protected. Entrance protection /
door must be:
‒ Fully covered
‒ Lockable
‒ Openable without key from inside
‒ Imperforate or at minimum preventing contact with exposed components that can be a
safety risk
Do not leave the work place unattended when entrance protection is removed or a landing
door is open.
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Figure 4: No work at landing (closed landing door or fence covers whole door
opening)

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Figure 5: Work on car roof or in pit (closed landing door or car at landing and fence
closes landing door area)
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3.7 Risk of eye injury
WARNING: Do not look directly into the optical cable connector ends or the sockets in the
switches. Do not point the light into the eyes of others.
The light is invisible and can damage the retina of the eye. Do not leave an optical fiber
cable connector or socket unprotected.
Handle the optical fiber cables and switch optical fiber ports carefully even when the power
is switched off.
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3.8 Safe handling of damaged optical fibers
WARNING: Do not cut or break optical fibers. Do not try to repair optical fibers at site. The
fiber pieces are able to penetrate the skin and enter to the blood circulation.
Optical fibers are manufactured to the correct lengths with connectors at end to avoid
cutting to required length at site.
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1. Seal the damaged optical fiber tightly to a box made of, for example, hard plastic.
NOTE: Use tape to collect the damaged fibers. Do not touch damaged fibers.
2. Put a label with text Optical fiber cable trash on top of the box.
NOTE: Write the label in appropriate local languages, if necessary.
3. Seal the box and put it in a suitable trash container. Follow the recycling instructions and
local regulations.
NOTE: Replace damaged optical fibers by ordering new ones. If optical fibers must be
repaired, get local assistance from the supplier.
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3.9 Safe handling procedure for optical fiber cables
‒ Keep the optical fiber cables in a safe place and inside protective packaging.
‒ Never bend the cables beyond the radius of 150 mm (handling during installation) and 90
mm (installed).
‒ Do not pull if the cable is not on reel, use hand winding always when possible.
‒ Do not twist or crush the cables.
‒ Do not use the cables under 0°C.
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4 INSTALLATION QUALITY AND EFFICIENCY

4.1 5S
5S process applies to all phases of the installation, from delivery, rigging & hoisting,
assembly, commissioning to handover. By applying its core elements of Sort, Stabilize,
Shine, Standardize, and Sustain, 5S process contributes significantly to the overall
efficiency.
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4.2 Customer experience
The focus of your work must always be customer satisfaction. To reach and exceed the
customers’ expectations, be polite, constructive and co-operative, and communicate clearly.
Remember that for customers, you represent KONE, so ensure that you handle or at least
communicate all customer requests and feedback to the correct persons.
For more information on how to deliver best-in-class customer experiences through
behavior and communication, see the KONE Ambassador program in KONE intranet
(search for Ambassador) or contact your supervisor.
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4.3 Work with LAN cables
4.3.1 Safety with fiber optic LAN cables
WARNING: Do not look directly into the optical cable connector ends or the sockets in the
switches. Do not point the light into the eyes of others.
The light is invisible and can damage the retina of the eye. Do not leave an optical fiber
Handle the optical fiber cables and switch optical fiber ports carefully even when the power
is switched off.
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4.3.2 Handling LAN cables
CAUTION: Handle optical fiber cables with extreme care.
‒ Keep the cables in a safe place and inside protective packaging.

‒ Never bend the cables beyond the radius limits.
Optical fiber cable:
• 150 mm (6 in.) (when handling during installation)
• 90 mm (3.5 in.) (static, installed state)
LAN CAT cable:
• 50 mm (2 in.) (when handling during installation)
• 30 mm (1.2 in.) (static, installed state)
‒ Do not pull if the cable is not on reel, use hand winding always when possible.
‒ Do not twist or crush the cables.
‒ Do not store or use cables under the temperature of 0°C (0°F).
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4.3.3 Connect and install LAN cables
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Do not
‒ Do not leave the cable or connector under tension.
‒ Do not bend the connector.
‒ Do not bend the cable to too tight angle.
‒ Do not tighten cables too tight under cable ties.
‒ Do not leave cables hang loose, tangled or unorganized.
‒ Do not cut cables or make extensions without proper connector at both end of cable.
‒ Do not handle damaged fiber cable with bare hands.
‒ Do not try to repair damaged cable.
‒ Do not leave optic fiber connector without protection when not connected.
Do
‒ Allow connector to have enough free space behind it.
Connector must be straight.
‒ Make easy bends in cables.
‒ Fix all cabling with provided fixing points.
‒ Make sure that connectors click and lock on its place.
‒ Always protect optical fiber connector when unplugging.
‒ Always mark connectors.
Make sure that connector has correct marking.
‒ Always clean optical fiber connector before connection.

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X dimension is:
‒ 50 to 60 mm (2 to 2.4 in.) for LAN CAT cable
‒ 100 mm (4 in.) for LAN fiber cable
OD = cable diameter and R = minimum 4 x OD
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4.3.4 Clean fiber optic LAN cables
Always keep the connectors encapsulated until connection. Clean the connector end with a
dedicated cleaning cassette.
NOTE: The following instructions describes general cleaning cassette usage. Always follow
the cleaning cassette manufacturer’s instructions.

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1. Reveal the cleaning tape by gripping the shutter lever.
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2. Push and slide the connector end against the cleaning tape once.
NOTE: Perform the cleaning maneuver exactly as instructed in cleaning cassette
manufacturer’s instruction.
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5 SITE REQUIREMENTS AND TOOLS

5.1 Site requirements
‒ Shaft wiring installed according to the elevator level installation instructions and site
delivery documents of KONE Destination 820.
Documents contain:
• KM51327676C01, electrification documentation for MiniSpace
• KM51327677C01, electrification documentation for SMonoSpace
• DCT (Destination Configuration Tool) export wiring_diagram
You can find the correct KEG- number for each KCEGC:
a) From KCEGC by using KONE Android MiniConsole (AMC).
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b) From the label of Group Control Module. You can also find SO- number from the label.
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Wiring diagram is downloadable from PDM by searching: "1- SalesOrderNumber-

KEGNumber" for example, 1-1136675800-1000000726
NOTE: Use asterix * instead of KEG-number if you do not know it, for example, 1-
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‒ Cable routings and DCS component locations at landings verified with builder.
‒ Layout drawings and delivery documents reviewed before the installation.
‒ Machine room layout verified.
‒ If the DCS has pedestal-mounted KSP 858 touch DOP, install the floor installation
bracket before finishing of the final floor layer.
Related information
‒ KM51327676C01
‒ KM51327677C01
‒ Network structure and device wiring (174)
‒ Install pedestal mounted touch DOP (KSP 858) (64)
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5.2 Tools
Normal hand tools, including: Configuration switch

‒ Hex key, 2 mm KM804250G10
For securing Touch DOP (KSP 858) to or
mounting bracket.
KSS configuration kit (PC version)
‒ M4 spanner
‒ Spirit level KM829080
‒ Tape measure NOTE: KM829080 can be ordered from
‒ Screw driver SUF customer service. It is a sophisticated
‒ Impact wrench, 16 mm socket tool for specialists to be used instead of
‒ Reciprocating saw or hacksaw configuration switch KM804250G10.
‒ File

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COP opening hook Hammer-drill with suction fan

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Delivered with COP
KONE Android Miniconsole (AMC) for site Cut-resistant gloves (DY 008 T.10)
configurations and fine-tuning
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Cleaning cassette for optical fiber Spare cleaning ribbon

connectors
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Validated KONE USB stick for software Safety harness

updates.
Locally delivered
KM51061302
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Draw wire for routing cables through CF card reader

electrical conduits to landings (DOP located
Locally delivered
in the lobby).
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Standard two-button USB mouse Digital multimeter protected against high

voltage (CAT III compliant)
Locally delivered
Fluke 179 or equivalent with insulated long
test probes (minimum length 100 mm)
NOTE: To prevent short circuits and arcing,
the maximum length of bare metal probe
tips is 4 mm.
(CAT III IEC/EN 61010–031)
Locally supplied
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Multifunction installation tester SD memory card for LCECPU561 shaft files

Metrel MI 3125 or equivalent, IEC/EN 61557 KM927300
compliant device
NOTE: Required measurement capabilities:
Earth continuity, insulation resistance and
fault loop impedance.
Locally supplied
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6 INSTALL GCM
WARNING: Make sure to lock off and tag all related power supplies before starting the task.

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1. Fix the module to the wall with anchors.
2. Remove the cover.

Disconnect the grounding wire for fully remove the cover.

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3. Open the cable feed trough at bottom of the module.

4. Connect the following cables.
See wiring diagram 51184130E06.
a) 230VAC from segmented box/MAP to 230VAC terminal blocks
b) 230VAC from LCERWP (terminals L/N/PE) to input pins of C16 CB (Pos: 811)
c) CAN from LCECPU561 (connector XG4A) to KCELIO (connector XCAN1)
d) LON from LCECPU561 (connector XH12) to KCELIO (connector XO2)
e) LON from LCEGTWOG02 (connector XS1) to KCELIO (connector XS2)
NOTE: Refer to AM-13.20.019, KONE LAN Installation Instruction, chapters 5 and 6
before routing or connecting Ethernet or Optical fiber cables.
f) Ethernet from next GCM KCEGC (connector XG1) to KCEGC (connector XG3)
g) Ethernet from previous GCM KCEGC (connector XG3) to KCEGC (connector XG1)
WARNING:RISK OF EYE DAMAGE!

Never look directly into the optical cable connector ends or the sockets in the switches
and never point the light into the eyes of others.
The light is invisible and can damage the retina of the eye. Never leave an optical fiber
Even if you have switched the power off, always handle optical fiber cables and switch
optical fiber ports as if the power would be on.
h) Optical fiber cable from previous/next GCM to Media Converter RX/TX (if zoned)
WARNING: RISK OF INJURY!

Do not cut or break the optical fiber cable and do not try to repair it. The fiber pieces can
penetrate skin and enter blood circulation.
To eliminate cutting to length on site, optical fiber cables are manufactured to the correct
lengths and completed with connectors.
If you accidentally damage an optical fiber cable, do not try to repair it yourself but
dispose the cable as follows:
A. With safety gloves, seal the damaged cable to a hard, for example, plastic, box. Do
not touch broken fibers with your hands. Use tape to collect broken fibers.
B. Label the box with “optical fiber cable trash”.
Use your local language when appropriate.
C. Seal the box and place to a suitable trash container. Follow local recycling
instructions. To replace a damaged optical fiber cable, order a new one. Alternatively
use local subcontracting company to repair the cable. Do not repair it yourself.

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5. Fix the cabling.

Always obey working with cables guidelines.
6. Close the cover.
Related information
‒ 51151244D01
‒ 51151244D02
‒ AM-13.20.019 KONE LAN
‒ Connect and install LAN cables (33)
‒ Protective earth continuity measurements (178)
‒ Copper conductor resistance values (182)
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7 INSTALL SHAFT WIRING
1. Route the signaling cables for the signaling devices at the landings.
2. Route the signaling cables to the floor control boards.

3. Connect the optional signaling devices to the floor control board (refer to the delivery
documents).
In case of through-type elevator, check that you connect the C-side door cable to correct
floor control board.
The pre-set side selection jumper (FRONT or REAR) on the floor control board is same
as the side of each signaling device.

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4. Keep the safety chain shaft bundles under the plastic protections of the signaling
network floor control boards.
WARNING: The board must not touch the high voltage wires.
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8 INSTALL LCERWP
1. Fix the module to the wall with expansion anchors from every four fixing points.
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NOTE: In the machine room, the first LCERWP module might be installed next to KONE
MiniSpace™ controller rather than shaft.
Check delivery documentation.

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2. Open the LCERWP cover by removing the cover fixing screws on the right-hand side.
3. Connect the following cables.
See wiring diagram 51151244D01
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1. 230 VAC power cord from GCM or previous RWP in the leftmost terminal set
2. RS485 from GCM or previous RWP to green screw terminals (RS485)
3. LON from next landing segment terminal XS2 to terminal XS1
4. LON from previous landing segment terminal XS1 to terminal XS2
4. Install terminal resistor (120 Ohm / 1 W) between TX+ and TX- when installing the final
LCERWP in the shaft.
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1. Power switch
2. Holes for AC input/output
3. RS485 input/output
4. XS1
5. XS2
6. Main terminal point

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5. Close the cover and attach the cover screws.

Check that the cover is firmly in place.
Related information
‒ 51151244D01
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9 INSTALL DESTINATION OPERATION PANEL (DOP)

9.1 Install surface mounted DOP (KSP 833 and KSP 853)
The KSP833 and KPS853 software version must be 27.780.010 or newer.

You can find the latest software from PDM: 1356747D01
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NOTE: Route DOP cables so that the cables have approximately 200 mm slack for easy
installation.
1. Remove the plastic piece from the through hole using screw driver or knife.
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2. Drill hole for the cable (40 mm) to the wall, if needed.

3. Mark and drill fixing holes (6 mm) for the back plate.
Fix the back plate.
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4. Route and connect the cables.

NOTE: Leave 200 mm slack to the cable for easy removal of the DOP during
maintenance.
Fill the hole around the cable with mineral wool.
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5. Fix the card reader to the back plate using cable tie, if applicable.
Route and connect the cables.
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6. Fix the front plate.
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Related information
‒ Cutout configurations (166)
‒ 1356747D01
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9.2 Install surface mounted touch DOP (KSP 858)
The KSP858 software version must be 5.0.3 or newer.

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DOP weight = 4 kg (4.6 kg with packet)

Tools:
‒ Normal hand tools
‒ Torx (T20) for securing Touch DOP (KSP 858) to mounting bracket
‒ Spirit level (500 mm)
‒ Tape measure

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1. Remove the mounting bracket from the DOP by opening the Torx (T20) screws.
NOTE: Store the screws, they are needed for fixing the DOP back to the mounting
bracket.
2. Mark the installation height (X = 944 mm) with spirit level.

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3. Mark all fixing holes on the wall using the mounting bracket.
Leave 70 mm free space (Y) around the mounting bracket. The DOP is wider than the
bracket.
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4. Mark and remove the cable hole cover on the mounting bracket, which matches the
cable hole in the wall.
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5. Drill the fixing holes on the wall with 6 mm drill bit.
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6. Remove the protective film from the mounting bracket.

7. Fix the mounting bracket on the wall with Torx (T20) screws.
Do not tighten the screws fully.
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8. Check the mounting bracket alignment.
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9. Mark the riser ID on the mounting bracket sticker.

The marking helps the maintenance persons to identify the respective elevator that is
connected to the DOP.
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10. Make the strain relief for the cables.

‒ Insert a cable tie to the mounting bracket strain relief hole.
‒ Route the cables through the cable tie.
‒ Tighten the cable tie such that the cables have approximately 200 mm slack for
easy DOP removal during maintenance.
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11. Connect all the provided cables to the DOP.

The following cabling configurations are possible:
‒ LON only
‒ LON and LAN
‒ ACS reader cable (optional)
Connect the cables according to the markings on the cables and on DOP.
The cabling configuration is site dependent.
The ACS reader is optional and can be installed inside the DOP later.
If provided, push the ACS reader cable inside the DOP and leave it loose. Leave
enough slack for the ACS reader installation later on.
LON connection (XS1, XS2)
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A. DOP at topmost floor

B. Latest DOP from the control panel
NOTE: XS1 cable powers the DOP. When you connect the cable XS1, the LAN socket
LEDs (A) flash once to indicate that the DOP is powered. The cable XS2 does not flash

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the LAN socket LEDs. To avoid errors in DCS operation, make sure that the cable XS1
is connected to the socket XS1.
To make sure that XS1 and XS2 are correctly connected (requires that the riser power
is on):
1. Connect the cable XS2 to socket XS2 and make sure that the LEDs in the LAN
socket do not flash. If the LAN socket LEDs flash when connecting XS2, the XS2
marked cable is actually the XS1 cable. In this case, connect the other LON cable to
XS2.
2. Connect the cable XS1 to socket XS1 and make sure that the LEDs in the LAN
socket flash.
LAN connection ACS reader cable(optional)
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12. If in the delivery, install the optional card reader inside the DOP.
13. If a fire rated installation is needed, fill the hole in the wall around the cable with
mineral wool.
14. Attach the DOP to the claws of the mounting bracket.
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15. Recheck the DOP alignment with the spirit level.

16. Secure the DOP to the mounting bracket with Torx (T20) screws.
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17. Cover the DOP with the plastic bag to protect it from dust and damage until
commissioning.
Before commissioning, remove the protection.
Before handover, remove the protective film from the display.
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Related information
‒ Install ACS card reader to touch DOP (KSP 858) (74)
‒ 50312373D01
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9.3 Install pedestal mounted touch DOP (KSP 858)
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1. KSP 858, pedestal-mounted (front and back view)

2. Floor installation bracket
3. Fixing bag
4. Cover
5. Delivery box
NOTE: DOP weight = 22 kg, 25 kg with delivery box.
Tools
‒ Impact wrench, 16 mm socket
‒ Hammer-drill with suction fan, 8 mm drill bit (KM269093)
‒ Reciprocating saw or hacksaw
‒ Torx T20
‒ Spirit level (500 mm)
‒ Caliper or tape measure
‒ File
Related information
‒ 50312373D01
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9.3.1 Cut installation bracket bolts
1. Mark the fixing holes (4 x) on the unfinished floor level with the floor installation bracket.
NOTE: Horizontal holes (A) must face towards DOP front side.
2. Place the lower nuts (4 pcs.) on the finished floor level (FFL).

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3. Align the lower nuts with the spirit level.
4. Mark the dimension of FFL + 32 mm (max. FFL + 35 mm) on the threads with a
permanent marker.

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5. Remove the lower nuts.
6. Cut the installation bracket bolts at the marked points.

NOTE: Cut the bolts with a reciprocating saw or hacksaw to avoid hot work. Round off
the bolt ends with a file.
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1. Mark the fixing holes (4 pcs.) on the unfinished floor level with the floor installation
bracket.
Horizontal holes (A) must face towards DOP front side.
2. Drill the holes with 8 mm drill bit.

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3. Fix the bracket on the unfinished floor level with 10 mm bolts (4 pcs.).
To secure the fixing, use an impact wrench and the 10 mm bolts included in the
delivery.
4. Place the lower nuts (4 pcs.) on the FFL.

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5. Check the alignment of lower nuts with the spirit level.

NOTE: Depending on the site, aim to install the Touch DOP on the floor installation
bracket after the builder has completed the Finished Floor Level (FFL). Keep the Touch
DOP safely inside the delivery box till the FFL is finished.
NOTE: If the FFL is done with the concrete cast or similar method, protect the threaded
bars of the floor installation bracket.
6. Place the Touch DOP on the lower nuts.

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7. Install the upper nuts (4 pcs.).
8. Check the vertical alignment of touch DOP with the spirit level and tighten all nuts.

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9. Route and connect the wiring.

‒ Route the wires through a hose.
‒ Install the cable ties for strain relief.
‒ Connect the following cables:
• LON XS1
• LON XS2
• LAN (optional)
10. Mark the riser ID on the bottom cover sticker.

The marking helps the maintenance persons to identify the respective elevator that is
connected to the DOP.
11. Install the cover with torx (T20) screws (2 pcs.).
12. Cover the touch DOP with the delivery box to protect it from dust and damage until
commissioning.
Cut and remove the other end of the box to slide it over the touch DOP.
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9.4 Install ACS card reader to touch DOP (KSP 858)
1. Remove cover, use hex key.

Press down the disability button, while inserting hex key.
*) Protect DOP surface below hex key to avoid scratches (for example using Post-it
notes).
NOTE: Make sure that the rubber caps on the switches do not fall.
CAUTION: Do not bend and twist or use force with the hex key to avoid scratches to the
back plate or damage to the opening mechanism.

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2. Connect the ACS reader cable to the DOP.
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3. Fix ACS reader.

a) Fix the plastic locking clips (B) of the ACS reader into the slots in the DOP.
b) Push the ACS reader in place such that the plastic locking clips (C) get locked into
the slot in the DOP.
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NOTE: Clicking sound will be heard while pushing the ACS reader.

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4. Close the cover.
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9.5 Install semi-flush mounted touch DOP (KSP 888)
KSP 888 software version must be 5.0.3 or newer. Find the latest software from PDM:
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DOP weight = 5.2 kg (5.9 kg with packet)

Tools:
1. Normal hand tools
2. Hex key, 2 mm
3. Spirit level (500 mm)
4. Tape measure
5. M4 spanner

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1. Loosen the screw with the hex key until the distance between the head of the screw
and the aluminum frame > 1.5 mm (do not detach).
2. Lift from the bottom (1) and push the DOP forward (2) until a click sound is heard.
Keep the DOP in a safe place.
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3. Fit the wall box assembly into the hole in the wall according to the installation direction
arrow label.
4. Adjust the wall box locking latch with M4 spanner to make the ledge of it on the same
level with the wall box.
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5. Adjust the wall box assembly to the finished wall level and fasten the wall box in the
hole using the socket screws inside the box.
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6. Hang the DOP to the hinge tube of the wall box assembly (1).
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7. Lift the lower part of the DOP to keep upper part of the DOP and the wall box locking
latch in same level.
8. Slide the DOP downwards to make the DOP hook to the wall box locking latch (2).
Make sure that the DOP is tightly installed on the finished wall surface and cannot be
opened easily.

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9. Check the DOP alignment with the spirit level. If not so, adjust the wall box assembly.
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10. Reopen the DOP.
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11. Fill in the space around the wall box.

12. Secure the securing wire assembly to the wall box and tighten the screw.
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9.5.1 Connect cables to touch DOP (KSP 888)
1. Make the strain relief for the cables.

a) Route the cables through the cable tie.
b) Tighten the cable tie to have approximately 200 mm slack for easy DOP removal
during maintenance.
2. Connect all the cables according to the markings on the cables and on DOP.
The cabling configuration is site-dependent.
Connect all the provided cables to the DOP.
The following cabling configurations are possible:
‒ LON only
‒ LON and LAN
‒ ACS reader cable (optional)
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1. DOP at topmost floor

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2. The last DOP from the control panel: install terminal resistor.
Figure 6: LON only
NOTE: XS1 cable powers the DOP. When you connect the cable XS1, the LAN socket
LEDs (A) flash once to indicate that the DOP is powered.
Cable XS2 does not flash the LAN socket LEDs. To avoid errors in DCS operation, make
sure that the cable XS1 is connected to the socket XS1.
Figure 7: LAN connection
To make sure that XS1 and XS2 are correctly connected (requires the riser power to be
on):
A. Connect the cable XS2 to socket XS2 and make sure that the LEDs in the LAN
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marked cable is actually the XS1 cable. In this case, connect the other LON cable to
XS2.
B. Connect the cable XS1 to socket XS1 and make sure that the LEDs (A) in the LAN
socket flash.
Figure 8: ACS reader cable (optional)
The ACS reader is optional and can be installed inside the DOP later.
If provided, push the ACS reader cable inside the DOP and leave it loose.
Leave enough slack for the ACS reader installation if necessary later.

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3. Install the ACS card reader (optional) inside the DOP, if available in the delivery.
4. Fill the hole in the wall around the cable with mineral wool if a fire rated installation is
needed.
5. Hang the DOP to the hinge tube of the wall box assembly (1).
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6. Secure the DOP to the wall box assembly with hex key screws.
Recheck the DOP and make sure that it cannot be opened easily.
commissioning.
a) Remove the protection before commissioning.
b) Remove the protective film from the display before handover.
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‒ Install ACS card reader to touch DOP (KSP 888) (88)
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9.6 Install ACS card reader to touch DOP (KSP 888)
1. Loosen the screw with the hex key until the distance between the head of the screw
and the aluminum frame > 1.5 mm (do not detach).
2. Lift from the bottom (1) and push the DOP forward (2) until a click sound is heard.
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3. Remove the securing wire assembly and keep the DOP in a safe place.
4. Remove the RFID reader chassis.

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5. Install the ACS reader onto the RF reader adapter.
6. Install the RF reader adapter to the RFID reader chassis.
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7. Install the RFID reader chassis.
8. Secure the DOP with the wall box assembly using securing wires and tighten the
screw.

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9. Connect the ACS reader cable.
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10. Hang the DOP to the hinge tube of the wall box assembly.
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11. Secure the DOP to the wall box assembly with hex key screws.
Recheck the DOP and make sure that it cannot be opened easily.
commissioning.
a) Remove the protection before commissioning.
b) Remove the protective film from the display before handover.
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10 INSTALL ELEVATOR IDENTIFIER (EID)

KST 830, KST 840, KST 850, KST 860, KST 880 and KST 890
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CAUTION: When working at heights or near open shaft doors, follow the local safety codes
and rules.
There are two types of elevator identifiers (EIDs), with electrification (active) and without
electrification (passive).
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10.1 Install passive EID (KST 830 and KST 850)
Fix the back plate.

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10.2 Install active EID (KST 840 and KST 860)
1. Remove the plastic piece from the through hole using screw driver or knife.

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2. Drill hole for the cable (20 mm) to the wall, if needed.

Fix the back plate.
NOTE: Conduit size for EID is 1/2”.
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4. Before connecting the cables, external conductor coating must be removed 90 mm from
the cable.
Fill the hole around the cable with mineral wool.
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10.3 Install passive triangle EID (KST 880)

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1. Loosen the bottom screw (do not detach).
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2. Remove the wall mount box.

Detach the lower edge and push down from the top.
3. Mark and drill fixing holes for the wall mount box.

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4. Fix the wall mount box.
5. Fix the EID assembly in place.
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6. Tighten the bottom screw.
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10.4 Install active triangle EID (KST 890)
1. Loosen the bottom screw (do not detach).
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2. Remove the wall mount box.

Detach the lower edge and push down from the top.
3. Remove the knock-out from the wall mount box.
4. Mark and drill fixing holes for the wall mount box.
5. Fix the wall mount box.

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6. Set F2KSHL board rotary switch S1 to 8.
7. Connect the cables to the F2KSHL board of the elevator identifier (to J1 from the
elevator shaft).
Strain relief:
Bind the cable to the holes (both sides of the bracket) with cable ties.

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8. Fix the EID assembly in place.
9. Tighten the bottom screw.
Related information
‒ Display settings and adjustments (136)
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11 INSTALL DESTINATION INDICATION AT LANDING (DIN L), KSO 857

11.1 Install back box to wall
1. Fix a tube to the cutout in the back box.

NOTE: Conduit size for DIN is 3/4”.
2. Bend and remove the fixing clips.

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3. Fit the back box into the hole in the wall.
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4. Fasten the back box in the hole using the fixing screws inside the box.
‒ Push the back box at least 2 mm inside the finished wall surface.
‒ Make sure that the back box is correctly aligned.
‒ Have the builder fill in the space around the back box.
‒ Fill the hole around the cable with mineral wool.
The adjustment range of the face plate is 0 - 30 mm in depth and ±3 mm in vertical/
horizontal direction.
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11.2 Adjust fixing brackets
1. Tension the fixing brackets slightly using the fixing screws.
2. Adjust the brackets to the finished wall level and tighten the screws.

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3. Adjust vertically and tighten the screws.
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11.3 Install DIN
1. Check the display settings.

See section Settings and adjustment
2. Connect the cables to J1 of the board on the destination indicator.

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3. Push the DIN in place.
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12 INSTALL FRD AU1 KEY SWITCH AT LANDING (LCS KEY SWITCH FRD
AU1)
1. Remove the fixing plate.

a) Unscrew the bolt at bottom.
b) Slide down the fixing plate.
c) Pull out the fixing plate.
2. Install the fixing plate on wall by screws.

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3. Route and connect the cable to the key switch.

4. Hang the key switch unit on the fixing plate and slide the device down.
5. Fix and tighten the bolt.
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13 INSTALL CAR OPERATING PANEL (COP)

The KSC833, KSC843, KSC853 and KSC863 software version must be 27.780.010 or
newer.
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13.1 Install COP (KSC 853)
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1. Route the connection cable from the COPMUL board (J2) to the car top connection box.
2. Fix the back box to car wall.
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3. Insert and secure the COP.
3 mm
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13.2 Install COP (KSC833, KSC843 and KSC863)
NOTE: When routing the COP cables to the back box, pay attention on cable routings so
that they make the COP installation easier.

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1. Route the connection cable to the car top connection box.

2. Check that eight conic heads are pre-installed firmly on the car wall.
3. Install the COP to the conic heads on the car wall.

Slide the COP downwards.
NOTE: To slide the COP more easily, insert a rod or screwdriver into the bottom hole
and pull the COP downwards.
CAUTION: Handle the rod or screwdriver carefully to avoid any scratch or damage to the
COP surface.

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4. Connect the ground wire to the junction terminal in the car top connection box after COP
is installed.
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13.3 Install COP wiring
13.3.1 Install COP wiring (KSC 843, KSC 853 and KSC 863)

Main COP without an auxiliary COP
Cable from car roof to KDCMUL board connector J2
Cable from KDCMUL board connector J3 to LCECOB board connector XS1
Cable from JM-DIN to KDCMUL board connector J10
Cable from second JM-DIN to KDCMUL board connector J11 (option)
NOTE: When routing the COP cables to the back box, pay attention on cable routings so
that they make the COP installation easier.

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a) Route the connection cable from J2 of the COPMUL board to the car top connection box.
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b) Check the display settings.

c) Adjust the fixing brackets so that the COP will be at the car wall level.
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d) Lift the upper end of the COP between the ceiling and the car wall.
Lower the panel onto the fixings.
801118G* LCECOB 818923G* LCECOB

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J10 J10
J11 J11
J2 J3 J2 J3
XS1 XS1
J1 J1
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KDCMUL:1 KDCMUL:1
J5 J5
J8
XS2 J8
XS2
J6 XMM3 J4 J6 XMM3 J4
J7 J7
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13.3.2 Install COP wiring (KSC 833)
If there are two COPs, connect the wiring from the main COP to both the auxiliary COP and
the car top connection box.
Connect also a separate 24 V power supply from the auxiliary COP to the power supply unit
on the car top connection box.
Refer to the delivery documents, 1356801E03 /-E08.
Main COP without an auxiliary COP
Overconnection to KDCMUL board connector J3
Main COP with an auxiliary COP

Cable from KDCMUL board connector J3 to second KDCMUL board connector J2
Overconnection to second KDCMUL board connector J3

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14 INSTALL JAMB MOUNTED INDICATOR (JM-DIN)
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JM-DIN types are KSJ 853 (narrow) and KSJ 863 (wide).
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Route and connect the cable from JM-DIN to the KDCMUL board in COP connector J10.
* Optional second JM-DIN to connector J11
** Leave 150 mm excess cable

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** * J10
J11 J2 J3
J1
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KDCMUL:1
J5
J8
J6 XMM3 J4
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15 INSTALL DESTINATION GUIDANCE DISPLAY (DGD)

The KSG 847 and KSG 857 software version needs to be 5.0.3 or newer.
NOTE: Disconnect power from 3rd-party turnstile before starting the installation. Owner
of 3rd-party solution needs to share the necessary documentation regarding the 3rd-party
device during installation phase.
Electricity might need to be disconnected from multiple locations.
Related information
‒ 50312373D01
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15.1 DGD module KSG 847
15.1.1 Wiring diagram (KSG 847)
The following illustrations describe the wiring and component principle of the KSG 847
module.

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Figure 9: Wiring diagram for KSG 847 module (51204755D70)
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‒ 51204755D72
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15.1.2 Install DGD module (KSG 847)
There are two types of KSG 847 DGD modules, without speaker unit (KM51204755V000)
and with speaker unit (KM51204755V001).

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NOTE: Display and driver board must not be separated from the KSG 847 assembly, the
assembly is fixed.
1. In case of module with speaker kit (KM51204755V001) remove the transportation cover.

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2. Detach the fixing plate.
3. Attach the fixing plate in the opening on the top of the turnstile.
NOTE: Installation personnel at site may need to prepare the opening for the KSG 847
unit. The turnstile shall be dismantled at the site and the appropriate location shall be
defined. Opening shall be done according to the interface drawing 51246866V000D01.

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4. Connect the cables:

NOTE: All the cables must be routed downwards from the unit.
‒ LON cable to connector XS1
‒ USB cable to connector X8
‒ Plug the connector XS2 with termination resistor in case of single LON cable
‒ Speaker cable to connector X12, if applicable
5. Attach the speaker bracket to suitable position inside the turnstile and fix the speaker
unit.
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6. Place the KSG 847 unit on the fixing plate.

The display shall be readable while facing the elevators.
NOTE: Display content is available in portrait mode only, UI is fixed.
Bind cables to the small bridges in the cover with cable ties.
7. Secure unit in position using screws.
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‒ Commission DGD modules (KSG 847, KSG 857) (148)
‒ 51246866V000D01
‒ KM51204755V000
‒ KM51204755V001
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15.2 DGD module KSG 857
15.2.1 Wiring diagram (KSG 857)
Figure 10: Wiring diagram for DGD module (51121250D03)

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Figure 11: Wiring diagram for DGD voice announcement (ACU), optional
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‒ 51121250D03
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15.2.2 Connect cables (KSG 857)
When the module is inserted partially on place, connect the cables to the module.

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1. Connect the X5 connector (optional) onto side of the module.
2. Connect the X8 connector.
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3. Connect the X12 connector (optional) onto other side of the module for loudspeaker.
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15.2.3 Connect LON cables (KSG 857)
1. Connect the XS1 connector (incoming LON).
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2. Connect the XS2 connector (outgoing LON).
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3. Mark LON riser ID to the sticker.

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‒ Commission DGD modules (KSG 847, KSG 857) (148)
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15.2.4 Install DGD module (KSG 857)
NOTE: The installation of DGD module must be done before installing the top handrail
cover of the KONE Turnstile 100 turnstile.
For more detailed information on KONE Turnstile 100 related installation activities see
AM-88.01.003
1. Remove cable tie around the cables.
NOTE: When removing the cable tie, be careful not to drop the proximity sensor cable
inside the turnstile.
2. Insert the module half way into the cut-out on top of the turnstile body.

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3. Connect the pre-wired cables to the module.
4. Connect the grounding cable (green-yellow tail) under the fixing screw.
5. Install the DGD fixing nuts in place.
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6. Place the sticker inside the top cover of the drive pole on the DGD side where the USB
connectors are.
7. Remove the transparent protection foil from the display.
Related information
‒ AM-88.01.003 KONE Turnstile 100 Installation Instruction
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16 DISPLAY SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS
NOTE: DIP settings are correct by default (factory set). Adjust only if problems or errors in
the device functionality.
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16.1 Destination indication display (KSO 857), KM50313880
Table 1: Dip switch description
DIP Function
1 See tables 2-5
2 See tables 2-5
3 See tables 2-5
4 Display background / sound volume selection for dips 1-3
5 Graphic selection, basic graphic design (OFF) or legacy graphic design for
service replacements (ON)
6 Horizontal (OFF) / Vertical (ON) installation
7 Display image U/D flip
8 Display image R/L flip

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Table 2: Standard display theme selection
Background selectors Display background
1 2 3
OFF OFF OFF Black
ON OFF OFF White
OFF ON OFF Gold
ON ON OFF Blue
OFF OFF ON Silver
ON OFF ON Reserved for future use
OFF ON ON Reserved for future use
ON ON ON Reserved for future use
Table 3: Switch 1-3 settings for display background as position display with
legacy graphics
Background selectors Position display horizontal Position display vertical
1 2 3
OFF OFF OFF Nature horizontal Nature Vertical
ON OFF OFF City landscape Day Day Sky
OFF ON OFF City landscape Night Night Sky
ON ON OFF Day Sky Day Sky
OFF OFF ON Night Sky Night Sky
ON OFF ON Frame Red Frame Red
OFF ON ON Frame Beige Frame Beige
ON ON ON KONE Blue

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Table 4: Switch 1-3 settings for display background in DCS system with
legacy graphics
Background DOP display DIN/NS display DIN display vertical

selectors horizontal
1 2 3
OFF OFF OFF KONE Blue KONE Blue Nature Vertical
ON OFF OFF Day Sky Day Sky Day Sky
OFF ON OFF Night Sky Night Sky Night Sky
ON ON OFF Day Sky Day Sky Day Sky
OFF OFF ON Night Sky Night Sky Night Sky
ON OFF ON KONE Blue Frame Red Frame Red
OFF ON ON KONE Blue Frame Beige Frame Beige
ON ON ON KONE Blue KONE Blue KONE Blue
Table 5: Switch 1-3 settings for sound selection
Background selectors Functions
1 2 3
OFF OFF OFF Gong chime 1 - volume to 50 dB
ON OFF OFF Gong chime 1 - volume to 35 dB
OFF ON OFF Gong chime 1 - volume to 65 dB
ON ON OFF Gong chime 1 - volume to MAX dB
OFF OFF ON Gong chime 2 - volume to 50 dB
ON OFF ON Gong chime 2 - volume to 35 dB
OFF ON ON Gong chime 2 - volume to 65 dB
ON ON ON Gong chime 2 - volume to MAX dB

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17 PROTECTIVE EARTH CONTINUITY MEASUREMENTS

NOTE: The tests for earth continuity must be performed BEFORE the power is switched on
for the first time!
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‒ Protective earth continuity measurements (178)
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18 COMMISSIONING
Configuration of KCEGC and KCELIO is described in SCG-12.20.031 Configuring LCE
KCEGC Based Group Control (A-Process).
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‒ SCG-12.20.031 Configuring LCE KCEGC Based Group Control (A-Process)
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18.1 Power on system
1. Turn on the residual current switch.

‒ KONE MonoSpace™ elevators: Circuit breaker F12 / 262:1 inside the MAP.
‒ KONE MiniSpace™ elevators: Switch is located inside the main switch unit. The
switch ID corresponds to elevator ID.
2. Turn on switches 811 and 812 inside the group control module.
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18.2 Check LCECPU software version
The LCECPU561 software version needs to be 9.5.5 or newer.

1. Check the current LCECPU561 software version with parameter 4_10.
2. If the software version is older than 9.5.5, update according to AS-10.22.028.
Related information
‒ AS-10.22.028 Software upload and battery replacement for LCECPU561 board
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18.3 Load DCS roll call files
If the DCS roll call files must be re-loaded at the site, download files from KONE PDM.
The files are found from KONE PDM document number:
"1-SalesOrderNumber-KEGNumber" e.g. 1-1136675800-1000000726
You can find each number:
a) From the label of Group Control Module

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b) From the wiring diagram of the group
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NOTE: If you can locate only one of the numbers, use asterix * instead of the missing
number, for example, 1-1136675800-*
If you need to create new shaft files, you may do it by using Destination Configuration Tool
(DCT) online.
For detailed re-loading see corresponding instruction.
Related information
‒ AS-10.22.028 Software upload and battery replacement for LCECPU561 board
‒ KONE Destination 820/880 config tool key features (184)
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18.4 LON download
1. Switch elevator to RDF.

2. Set LON download (5_7) parameter to 1.
Wait until numbers 5_7_1 appear continuously on the display.
This starts the LON download. It takes several minutes depending on the number of floor
levels and signalling devices.
CAUTION: Do not interrupt downloading.
3. Switch the power off from control panel and shaft network.
Wait for at least 25 seconds.
4. Switch the power on first to shaft network and then to control panel.
For more information on the power switch locations, see the delivery documents.
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18.5 Set LCE parameters
Refer to LCE parameter list (1369755).

1. Set the following LCE parameters:
‒ 1_1 (Main Floor)
Select the main entrance floor.
‒ 1_41 (False car call canceling) submenu 1 to 0 and submenu 2 to 0
False car call canceling feature needs to be disabled in case of DCS.
‒ 1_50 (Elevator number in group)
In KONE Destination, this is always 1.
‒ 1_55 (Group ID for E-link)
In KONE Destination, this is always 1.
‒ Set 1_58 (Group type)
Always 6 (KCEGC interface).
‒ Set 1_70 (Full load indication percentage) to 60
Full load limit

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‒ Set 3_5 (LCD language 1 selection)
0=none 23=Portuguese
1=Arabic 24=Russian
2=Chinese 25=Slovak
3=Czech 26=Spanish
4=Danish 27=Swedish
5=Dutch 28=Turkish
6=UK English 29=Catalan
7=Estonian 30=Icelandic
8=Finnish 31=Slovenian
9=Flamish 32=Austrian German
10=French 33=Mainland Chinese
11=German 34=NA English
12=Greek 35=NA French
13=Hungarian 36=Univ English
14=Italian 37=Marine English
15=Japanese 38=Hebrew
16=Korean 39=Hebrew with AES
17=Latin 40=Singapore English 1
18=Latvian 41=Singapore English 2
19=Lithuanian 42=Australian English 1
20=Norwegian 43=Australian English 2
21=Polish 44=English for Mandarin
22=Portugal 45=Serbian

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‒ Set 3_6 (LCD language 2 selection)
0=none 23=Portuguese
1=Arabic 24=Russian
2=Chinese 25=Slovak
3=Czech 26=Spanish
4=Danish 27=Swedish
5=Dutch 28=Turkish
6=UK English 29=Catalan
7=Estonian 30=Icelandic
8=Finnish 31=Slovenian
9=Flamish 32=Austrian German
10=French 33=Mainland Chinese
11=German 34=NA English
12=Greek 35=NA French
13=Hungarian 36=Univ English
14=Italian 37=Marine English
15=Japanese 38=Hebrew
16=Korean 39=Hebrew with AES
17=Latin 40=Singapore English 1
18=Latvian 41=Singapore English 2
19=Lithuanian 42=Australian English 1
20=Norwegian 43=Australian English 2
21=Polish 44=English for Mandarin
22=Portugal 45=Serbian

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‒ 7_80 (buzzer volume)

0 = off
1 – 10 level
1 – 8 level with KST890
This is the EID volume when the handicap mode is activated.
‒ 7_81 (buzzer volume main floor)
0 = off
1 – 10 level
This is the EID volume when the handicap mode is activated.
‒ 7_82 (gong volume)
0 = off
1 – 10 level
This is the EID volume.
‒ 7_83 (gong volume main floor)
0 = off
1 – 10 level
This is the EID volume.
‒ 8_12 (Elevator name)
Set this according to elevator ID if ACU is in use.
If the parameter 8_12 is not set, the ACU in DOP will not repeat the name of the elevator.
0 = not in use
1-26 letters, e.g., 1 = A, 2 = B, 3 = C...
100-109 numbers, e.g., 100 = 0, 101 = 1, 102 = 2..
‒ 8_13 (ACU type)
Set to 1 if the car ACU is in use.
Set to 4 with KSS 800 Traditional DCS COP.
‒ 8_14 (ACU enabled)
0 = ACU in car works only during handicap call
1 = ACU in car works always
‒ 8_15 (DCB during group hold open)
0 = DCB disabled on the floor where DOP is located (recommended to use)
1 = DCB always enabled

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‒ 8_16 (ACU volume)

Adjust the car ACU volume (only for KSS 800 Traditional DCS COP).
‒ 8_18 (EID type)
Set to 0 with passive EID (if LCEFCBG14 boards are not installed).
Set to 6 with active EID (if LCEFCBG14 boards are installed to shaft network).
‒ 8_19 (Full DCS roll call) to 1.
‒ 8_20 (Car size)
According to the capacity of the car (number of persons)
‒ 8_21 (Running speed)
According to the speed of the elevator in 0.5 m/s steps.
‒ 8_28 (DOP and EID volume other floors) [KSS800]
0 = off
1 – 10 level
‒ 8_29 (DOP and EID volume other floors) [KSS800]
0 = off
1 – 10 level
‒ 8_39 (Multi character Elevator Name for DCS2.0)
Submenu 1: First character (0, 1-26, 100-109)
Submenu 2: Second character (0, 1-26, 100-109)
0 = not in use
1-26 letters, e.g., 1 = A, 2 = B, 3 = C...
100-109 numbers, e.g., 100 = 0, 101 = 1, 102 = 2...
‒ 8_40 (EID Sound Selection for DCS2.0)
1-8 EID Sound Selection
2. Switch the power off.
Wait for at least 25 seconds.
3. Switch the power back on.
Related information
‒ 1369755
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18.6 Activate keypad COP
1. Ensure that the floor markings have been set correctly.

Set parameter 5_56 to 1 to download the floor markings to the COP.
COP next stop display and JM DIN will not work before the floor markings are
downloaded.
NOTE: COP will loose floor marking information if the LON download (5_7_1) is done
after the floor marking download (5_56_1). If this happens, set 5_56_1 to download the
floor markings again to the COP.
2. Set parameter 5_57 to 1 to unlock the keypad.
0 = Locked
1 = Open if the keypad is locked, only FRD, PRC and FSC can enable the keypad.
3. Switch the power off.
Wait for at least 25 seconds.
Switch the power back on.
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18.7 Configure keypad COP or DOP buttons
Normally, configuration is done at the factory, and there is no need for re-configuration on
site.
If the call buttons in COP or DOP are not configured for some reason, refer to
corresponding instruction.
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‒ AS-12.20.109 Maintenance Instructions for KONE Destination
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18.8 Commission LON Touch DOPs
1. Load DCS roll call files.

2. Perform LON download.
Related information
‒ Load DCS roll call files (140)
‒ LON download (142)
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18.9 Commission DGD modules (KSG 847, KSG 857)
NOTE: DGD screen calibration is automatic. Manual calibration is not needed.

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18.9.1 Site requirements for LON based systems (KSG 847, KSG 857)
‒ KT 100 / 3rd party turnstile mechanical installation is complete.

‒ The wiring of the DGD is complete.
‒ Shaft wiring installed according to the elevator level installation instructions and delivery
documents.
‒ Cable routings and KONE Destination (DCS) component locations at landings verified
with builder.
‒ Layout drawings and delivery documents reviewed before the commissioning.
‒ Machine room layout verified.
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18.9.2 Tools
‒ Hand tool set according to KOS-000029.

‒ Screwdriver, PH2 insulated, KM1375827.
‒ Torx key, size T20, KM51264843.

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‒ Safety fence, KM966331 or locally delivered.

NOTE: Two fences recommended.
‒ Standard two-button USB mouse.
‒ KONE validated USB memory stick for software updates. Refer to 51055236D01 for
more information on validating USB memory stick.
NOTE: An extension cord for the USB connection may be needed.
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18.9.3 Prerequisites for KSG 857
1. Remove drive pole upper cover fixing bolts (2 pcs).
2. Set the turnstile to release mode by using the program switch PGS user interface button.
Turn the door leaves open.

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3. Remove the top cover of the drive pole.
4. Check the network type label (*) inside the drive pole.
Identify the network type and terminal ID.
5. Connect a standard two-button mouse to USB connector.

The turnstile pole is equipped with two USB cables. Use either one of the cables.

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6. Optional: Connect the USB memory stick to DGD unit.

The memory stick is needed in the following situations:
‒ Taking a backup of the DGD
‒ Updating the DGD
‒ When configuring some of the DGD settings in LAN environment
NOTE: Check that the USB memory stick does not get entangled or fall inside to any
part of the turnstile.
The turnstile is equipped with two USB connections. Use the other connection.
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18.9.4 Prerequisites for KSG 847
1. Set the turnstile to release mode.

If the turnstile has program switch (PGS) unit, press the PGS user interface button.
NOTE: The PGS is usually located in the reception or in technical facility room. The unit
model may vary according to turnstile model. The release mode may also be activated
some other way than using PGS unit. Contact facility manager if required.
2. Turn the door leaves open.

NOTE: The type of the door leaves varies according to turnstile model and the type of
opening and closing accordingly.

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3. Remove the screws from the fixing plate.
4. Lift the Destination Guidance Display (DGD) module from the turnstile.
5. Check the network type label.

Identify the network type and terminal ID

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6. Connect a standard two-button mouse to USB connector.

The DGD is equipped with two USB cables. Use either one of the cables.
7. Optional: Connect the USB memory stick to DGD unit.

The memory stick is needed in the following situations:
‒ Taking a backup of the DGD
‒ Updating the DGD
‒ When configuring some of the DGD settings in LAN environment
NOTE: Check that the USB memory stick does not get entangled or fall inside to any
part of the turnstile.
The turnstile is equipped with two USB connections. Use the other connection.
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18.9.5 Commission DGD (KSG 847, KSG 857) with LON connection
1. Perform a roll call for that specific elevator riser which is paired with turnstile (LON riser
ID).
Wait until the roll call is finished.
2. Click the right-side button of the mouse and move it.
The menu indicator should appear to the bottom-right corner.

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3. Click the menu indicator.
4. Select pin.

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5. Enter configuration PIN code and select OK.
The setup main menu should appear.
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6. Check the turnstile ID from the sticker on top of the turnstile drive pole cover.
Refer to site specific documentation for correct equipment ID’s if needed.

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7. Click the diagnostics screen icon to check the correct DGD ID.
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8. Click status.
9. Verify that DGD is set to the correct floor (dopFloor: ).

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10. Verify that DGD is set to the terminal iD (terminalId: ).
11. Click on the left arrow to go back to setup main menu.
12. The setup main menu should appear.

Click the interface screen icon to check the operating interface.
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13. Check that destination guidance is selected. Select it if not active.

Click the arrow.
NOTE: Correct interface setting is coming from group controller. If DGD is showing
incorrect interface, configuration in group controller might not be correct or the
connection to the group controller is not working.
14. The setup main menu should appear.
Click proximity sensor screen icon to check the activity of the proximity sensor.
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15. Check that the proximity sensor setting is according to site configuration (on or off).
NOTE: Proximity sensor needs to be ON only when loudspeaker is installed.
For more information refer to KT100 delivery documentation.
Click the arrow.
16. Click the arrow until main menu.
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18.9.6 Remove mouse and return turnstile back to operation (turnstiles with KSG 857)
1. Disconnect the mouse from USB cable.

Fold the USB cables inside the drive pole.
2. Fit the top cover to the drive pole.

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3. Set the turnstile back to normal operation mode by using the program switch (PGS) user
interface button.
Close the door leaves.
4. Install the drive pole upper cover fixing bolts (2 pcs).
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18.9.7 Remove mouse and return turnstile back to operation (turnstiles with KSG 847)
1. Disconnect the mouse from USB cable.
2. Place the unit on the fixing plate.

The display shall be readable while facing the elevators.
3. Secure unit in position using screws.
4. Set the turnstile back to normal operation mode.

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18.10 Check ethernet connection
KONE Destination 820 ethernet connection are:

‒ LAN connection between GCMs.
‒ Ethernet connection to building network from group controllers installed to lifts ID: 1, 2, 4,
8 and 12.
The Ethernet connection is used to connect KCEGC with following systems:

‒ E-Link workstation or KIC
‒ Access Control system
‒ Maintain the LAN-ring Network
Check from the delivery documentation find out if the Ethernet network is delivered by
builder or KONE.
If the Ethernet network is delivered by KONE, see more details from delivery documentation
and AM-13.20.019.
If the E-Link connection requires troubleshooting, see AS-13.20.005.
If the KONE Ethernet network requires troubleshooting, see AS-13.20.007.
Related information
‒ AM-13.20.019 KONE LAN
‒ AS-13.20.005 Repair instruction for KONE E-Link™
‒ AS-13.20.007 KONE LAN Fault Finding and Repairs
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18.11 Check redundant network
1. Switch off the master KCEGC and check that the other KCEGC takes over.
This can be checked from KCEGC LED light "MASTER".
LED is orange when Master is active.
2. Disconnect ethernet cable from 1. lift's GCM's KCEGC XG3 and check if group
functionality is still active by using every DOP from main floor.
3. Check that only one KCEGC is Master group controller.
This can be checked from KCEGC LED light "MASTER".
LED is orange when Master is active.
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18.12 Check functionality of LAN-ring network
1. Mark both incoming (XG1) and outgoing (XG3) LAN connection from first KCEGC node.
2. Disconnect incoming (XG1) and outgoing (XG3) LAN connection from first KCEGC node
“MASTER” indication must switch on.
3. Connect incoming LAN (XG1) cable “MASTER” indication must switch off.
4. Remove incoming LAN (XG1) and connect outgoing LAN (XG3) "MASTER” indication
must switch off.
5. Connect both LAN cables and "MASTER" indication must stay off.
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18.13 Test system
18.13.1 Test signalization devices
1. Test the destination calls by giving a call from DOP at each floor to ensure that elevator
arrives to correct source floor.
2. Check the function of EID at each floor.
3. Check that the next stops appears to JM-DIN.
4. Test the calls from COP.
If the COP is keypad type, accept call with * or OK key.
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18.13.2 Test walking time
Check that walking time is suitable from each DOP.

Walking times can be changed at the site with Android Miniconsole or KONE Destination
config tool.
Related information
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18.13.3 Check visual guidance from DOP
Check that the visual guidance from DOP works correctly.

Visual guidance arrows can be changed at the site with Android Miniconsole or KONE
Destination config tool.
Related information
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18.13.4 Check PIN codes and features
Check that the PIN codes are working correctly in DOP and COP.
PIN codes can be changed at the site with Android Miniconsole or KONE Destination config
tool.
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APPENDIX A. CUTOUT CONFIGURATIONS
Figure 12: Cutout for COP (KSC 853)

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Figure 13: Cutout for touch DOP (KSP 858)
85 45
40 20
12.5 32.5
50°
95
145
170
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Figure 14: Cutout for touch DOP (KSP 858, pedestal mount)

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*) FFL
Figure 15: Cutout for touch DOP (KSP 888)

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80 mm
(3-5/32 in.)
264 mm
(10-13/32 in.)
35 mm
(1-3/8 in.)
51 mm
(2 in.)
1100 mm
(43-5/16 in.) 63 mm
(2-1/2 in.)
1026 mm
(40-3/8 in.)
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Figure 16: Cutout for surface-mounted DOP (KSP 833 / KSP 853)

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Figure 17: Cutout for DIN L (KSO 857)
Figure 18: Cutout for elevator identifier (KST 830, KST 840, KST 850 and KST 860)
* From door upper end

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Figure 19: Cutout for elevator identifier (KST 880 and KST 890)
* from FFL

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See also interface drawing 51246866V000D01.

Figure 20: Cutout for DGD module (KSG 847)

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Figure 21: Cutout for LCS FRD AU1 key switch

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APPENDIX B. NETWORK STRUCTURE AND DEVICE WIRING

Depending on delivery, the elevator shaft bundle can be prewired or delivered as separate
cables.
The following picture displays an example on how to wire a prewired elevator shaft bundle.
Elevator shaft bundle delivery (left) and installed elevator shaft bundle (right)
*) Strip labeled: Remove and connect to DOP.
1. EID
2. DIN

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3. DOP
LON
EID
LCEFCB G14
DIN
LCEFCB G15
DOPMUL
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APPENDIX C. OPEN AND CLOSE COP KEYPAD CABINET (KSC 843, KSC 853
AND KSC 863)
1. Place the screwdriver into the opening hole of the keypad cabinet.
2. Gently press on both sides of the opening hole and push the opening button of the
keypad cabinet with the screwdriver to release the cabinet cover.
Ensure that you push the opening button for long time otherwise the cabinet cover will
not release correctly.

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3. Open the cabinet cover by lifting the right edge of cover.
4. Close the cabinet cover by pushing evenly with your both hands.
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APPENDIX D. PROTECTIVE EARTH CONTINUITY MEASUREMENTS

Earth continuity meter is needed. Always refer to the circuit diagrams.
Connect to protective earth, and measure the earth continuity of all surfaces, if the following
is true:
1. The surface is made of conductive metal.
2. The surface is not touch-protected.
3. It is possible that the surface becomes live by accident.
The measurement setup needs pre-arrangements due to distances between measuring
points.
Measure the earth continuity as follows:
1. Reset the earth continuity meter. If the reset is not possible, measure the resistance of
the test leads (compensate the test lead resistance) and log the result.
2. Select instructed measuring points and make sure that they are not covered by any
paint.
3. Measure the resistance. Log the result and evaluate the result with the copper conductor
resistance values.
4. If necessary, calculate the actual earth resistance:
Result of measurement - resistance of test leads = Actual earth resistance of the
measurement
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D.1 Measure group control module

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Measure protective earth continuity from GCM.

Maximum resistance per measuring points = 0.5 ohm
Measuring points:
• GCM main PE-terminal - MR equipotential bonding terminal
Measured resistance =
• GCM main PE-terminal - GCM door PE-terminal
• GCM main PE-terminal - GCM side wall (left) PE-terminal
• GCM main PE-terminal - GCM side wall (right) PE-terminal
• GCM main PE-terminal - GCM rear wall PE-terminal
NOTE: Sometimes KONE LAN components are integrated as a part of lobby area turnstile
gates. This kind of setup PE continuity measurement has to be planned based on the actual
site setup and connections. Contact the site supervisor for more information.
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Actual earth resistance of the measurement = Result of measurement - (Rr + resistance of

test leads)
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Measure protective earth continuity on car top.

Maximum resistance = 0.5 ohm
For estimated PE conductor length / mm² see corresponding table.
Measuring points:
• Car top LAN module main PE-terminal - Car top box equipotential bonding terminal
• Controller PE-terminal - Car top box equipotential bonding terminal
Actual resistance =
• Car top box equipotential bonding terminal - shaft first LAN module
Measured resistance = Actual resistance =

• Car top box equipotential bonding terminal - shaft second LAN module

• Car top box equipotential bonding terminal - shaft third LAN module

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• Car top box equipotential bonding terminal - shaft fourth LAN module

• Car top box equipotential bonding terminal - shaft fifth LAN module

• Car top box equipotential bonding terminal - shaft Group Control module

Related information
‒ Copper conductor resistance values (182)
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APPENDIX E. COPPER CONDUCTOR RESISTANCE VALUES
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Table 6: Temperature correction factor *)
Temperature (t ºC) Correction factor (kt)

5 1.06
10 1.04
15 1.02
20 1.00
25 0.98
30 0.96
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Temperature (t ºC) Correction factor (kt)

40 0.93
45 0.91
*) Includes temperature correction factors (kt) to correct the measured resistance at t ºC to
20ºC.
NOTE: Resistance for the conductors is given for 20°C. If the measurement is made in
other conductor temperature, a correction factor must be used to convert measured value to
the correct level. For example, if the measurement is done at 30°C, multiply the measured
value with 0.96.
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APPENDIX F. KONE DESTINATION 820/880 CONFIG TOOL KEY FEATURES

‒ new program compared to previous (Polaris) DCS Config Tool
‒ all often used features are available also DESTINATION 820/880 Config Tool
‒ If ACU is ordered in DOP and there is special announcement in ACU then it is needed
to change acu.ini file that DCS parameter tool produces and add modified file inside
parameter ZIP files. Change the ACU announcement ID, new ID information should be
asked from signalization team
KONE Destination 820/880 config tool basic selections
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To create a new project or to access former projects, the engineer needs to fill the first
page. Creating new order can be done from upper right corner. Former projects can be
searched by using DCT site name, KEN-, KEG- or Sales Order number of any elevator in
the group.
After pressing “Create site” engineer can name the project. In this documentation, the
project site was named “Kunshan”.
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Please note that this information is used in different stages of configuration for group and
these five items cannot include special characters or spaces:
1. Site
‒ This information is used by other KONE systems (E-link). So use as accurate
information as you can when creating site names e.g. building complex or KP-number
(MP).
2. Project
a. Site might contain multiple projects. Add useable project name
3. Version
a. E.g. revision letters or version numbers
4. Building
a. E.g. Building_A, Building_B…

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5. Group
a. Please note that building might have multiple groups, create useable group name or
number e.g. group1, group2… or LowRiseGroup1 etc.
After these first steps has been done, the engineer can access the project. The user
interface (UI) for the config tool has been created to look similar as the product’s order form
tool. The engineer can access config tool’s different sheets from the left side of the page.
Main pages currently includes: 1. Order information; which contains the

basic information regarding the project.
2. System features; which allows the
setup of PIN- codes and basic electrical
features of the project.
3. Floor chart; which includes the lobby
layout and chart information.
4. Import, where you can import the order
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form of the project (DL1-06.99.022) to
the configuration tool and automatically
generate most of floor chart information.
5. Export; which will create the configuration
files.
Order information and system feature information is easily obtained from the order form.
Floor chart page however includes information like KEG-, KEN- and Sales Order number
that needs to be found from the SAP and PDM. Refer for KEG number in KEG- number.
Order information
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Group information
On the group information sheet, the engineer needs to define few simple selections:
1. Group ID, this is used to define group ID for KCELIOs and KCEGCs. This defines the
device IP-addresses automatically during factory process.
2. Cable electrification, Standard (STD) and Halogen Free (HF) selections for shaft test
files.
3. Destination type, this selection opens the selectable features for each products.

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A. D820 Traditional ROW

B. D820 Hybrid ROW
C. D880 Traditional ROW
D. D880 Hybrid ROW
E. D820 Traditional North America
Please note that Hybrid features are coming for R19.1 SOC and R19.2 SOF.
Features
Features are something that engineer can enable during ordering process or they can be
defined at the site by commissioning team. If engineer does not give any selections, the tool
will use the default settings.
Please note, if you make a selection and then click it off, then the tool will disable the
chosen feature. If you have made a selection and want to use default instead, press orange
“Remove setting” button and you can clear your selections for the feature in question
Each feature and sub feature has info box which will explain information regarding feature.
Pay attention to min/max- values of features.
Engineer can find the features he/she needs to enable from D820/D880 order form and
from CSP. If you do not know what you should choose, use the defaults.
Floor chart
The floor chart has been divided to three different layouts; elevator layout, floor layout
and to a chart which generates walking times and indication arrows of DOPs. The first will
contain similar information the lobby layout in the order form and the second will describe
the content of the group floor by floor.
Elevator Layout
Elevator layout screen is very basic. The area at middle is lobby’s A-side and areas at up
and down are C-sides 1&2. Please note that the engineer can only select one C-side at the
time. At R16.2 12 elevator group is maximum size and they can be arranged on any of the
usual combinations. If the lobby layout is specialized, then be careful with walking times and
guidance arrows.
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By pressing any of the elevator buttons, the config tool will open the elevator view and two
tabs. One is to fill information regarding the elevator and the other gives user ability to fill
DOP- information.
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‒ Elevator Identifier; the information regarding EID- letter can be found from Order Form –
Lobby layout. E.g. A, B, C, A1, L2 etc.
‒ Elevator number; also known as lift number. This value is something that engineer has
to decide. It will affect relation of the DOPs and elevators in the group. There are no

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selection rule for elevator number but it’s recommended to keep it simple and logical.
E.g.
• From left to right # 1…12
• From upper left to right # 1…6 & lower left to right 7…12
‒ KEG; the KEG number which was created in PDM
‒ KEN; add the KEN number to elevators by using platform data. Please note that the
correct KEN- number goes with correct elevator to avoid confusion.
‒ DOPs; Add the terminal ID of DOPs. Terminal ID defines the DOP location on lobby
layout. The information can be found from Order Form. DOPs with same terminal ID
in the different floors has same walking times & direction arrows assigned to them.
Maximum of 40 different IDs are available.
Terminal ID attributes
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Walking distance
Walking distance and visual guidance are created after the floor chart part has been filled.
KONE Destination order form suggest default values when the order form is filled. Engineer
can use values from order form or make new ones based on the current knowledge.
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The walking distance value is in meters. Walking time is defined in formula: 1m / 1s. Use the
default values from KONE Destination order form or use your best knowledge. Please note
that leaving walking distance empty means that elevator does not wait for the passengers.

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Visual guidance arrows
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The visual guidance is defined by arrow marks. Use the default values from KONE
Destination order form or use your best knowledge. Leaving arrows empty means that there
are no arrows in use.
Terminal ID assignments
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Terminal ID assignment means that the engineer can decide which DOPs/DGDs serves
which elevators. Commonly, the user can allocate calls to any elevator from every DOP but
in the cases where we have multiple elevator lobbies united in same physical LAN ring, we
can use this feature.
On the example above, terminal IDs D01-D04 are allowed to allocate calls to Elevators A,
B, C & D. And terminal IDs D05-D07 are allowed to allocate calls to Elevators E, F & G.
Floor layout
Final part of the Floor chart page is the Floor layout. The floor layout has been divided to six
tabs.

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On Floors tab, you can define the number of floors, markings and floor heights. If you are
using TSDOP KSP858, you can define special floor markings and/or type in long floor
names for the floors.

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Under Elevators tab, you can select which elevator is serving which floors and on which
side. Each floor for each elevator is marked with specific letter and color to define the
purpose of it.
1. X; Served floor (typical) (Blue)
2. N; Not served floor (Grey)
3. M; Main entrance (Green)
4. E; Emergency floor (Orange)
5. F; Served only in fire mode (Red)
6. T; Transfer floor (Purple)
On this page, you can also define FID SO/FRD switch for the floor.

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EID & DIN page defines the non-call giving landing devices in the system. This means EIDs
(Elevator Identifiers) and DIN L (Destination Indicators on Landing). In the example, all the
floors have passive EIDs but on the main floor there are active EIDs and DIN Ls chosen.

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On DOP & DGD page, the engineer can define the call giving devices on landing by
terminal IDs. Each of terminal IDs (D01-D07 in the example) has their own walking
distances and guidance arrows set to them. On this page, we define where those devices
are located. This is needed to create LCE shaft files and the wiring diagram.
On LAN page, user can define the location of shaft LAN- switch. Available switches for
Destination are:
‒ 7 ports
‒ 22+1 ports
‒ 6+1 ports
Please note that LAN- architecture is only available for Destination 880 system.

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By selecting “Connect DOPs”, user can connect the DOP/DGD device to specific LAN-
switch. Please note that you switch can only support limited number of LAN- devices, so
choose the LAN- switch type correctly.
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Greyed devices are already connected.

Black devices are devices which are available to be connected.
Green mark means that the device has been connected to chosen switch already.

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Boards, which is the final page on Floor layout, is used to summarize all the other
selections. By pressing Calculate boards button, the config tool will create automatically all
the boards needed to create shaft bundles. The engineer can modify the selections after the
calculations are done by adding or removing boards.
This information is used to create wiring diagram, LCE shaft files and LCE shaft bundle
tester files for each elevator.
Configuration output
By pressing the Export configuration files, the tool will generate configuration files for each
elevator.
The zipped file you receive from config tool, includes files for each elevator and they have
been added to individual folders. These folders are named in correct PDM document
format, so the engineer can easily copy the correct PDM document names from the folder to
PDM.
The folder for each elevator looks like this:

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From the top to the end:

‒ The .xml- file for the production tester
‒ The .txt- file for shaft bundle testing (Only for SOF)
‒ The LAN diagram to see the LAN- wiring (Only for D880)
‒ The .kbp- file for the KCEGCL (KONE Backup Package)
‒ The shaft files in binary (.B01) and in text format (.DCF)
‒ The wiring diagram to create the shaft bundles and to see the wiring.
The files need to be saved as documents in PDM and in the following document number
format:
1-SalesOrderNumber-KEGNumber
E.g.
1-1136652935-1000000605
Related information
‒ 51397257 KONE Destination config tool instructions
‒ DL1-06.99.022 KONE Destination 820, Order Form
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1 ABOUT THIS INFORMATION................................................................................................ 8

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3.7 Risk of eye injury....................................................................................................29

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13.2 Install COP (KSC833, KSC843 and KSC863)..................................................... 114

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1 ABOUT THIS INFORMATION

1.2 Approvals and changes

If you need assistance in getting technical information translated, contact ktd@kone.com.

Report errors in the information or suggest improvements to ktd@kone.com.

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2.1 KONE Destination 820 system

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2.2 Electrical components

2.2.1 Location of electrical components

Component KONE MonoSpace KONE MiniSpace

2.2.2 Group control module

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Modules are at every elevator in the group

LCEGTWO is an optoisolated LON repeater board located in Group Controller Module

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2.2.2.4 16 A on/off switch

2.2.2.5 KCE power supply

2.2.2.6 Media converter

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2.2.4 LCECPU561 (KM773390G04/G06)

One LCECPU561 board is present in each elevator. For machine-room-less elevators,

2.2.5 Control boards

‒ LCEFCB G11 / G71 board controls the LCS / HLI.

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NOTE: DOPMUL and KDCTSDOP are embedded in DOP signalization.

2.2.6 Electrical architecture

Figure 2: Electrical architecture for KONE MiniSpace™ elevators

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2.3 Location of signalization devices

1. Elevator identifier (EID)

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2.4 Machine room

1. Group control module (GCM)

2.5 Related information

‒ AM-01.03.001 Preventing Falls From Height When Working On Elevators, Escalators

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‒ AM-01.03.010 Safe working in elevator shaft and machine room areas

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3.2 Warnings and cautions

3.2.1 Warning signs

General warning: Caution, Danger, Risk

Risk of electric shock

Risk of eye injury

2.2.2.4 16 A on/off switch