Manual E07 Vimec

E07 2012 CONSOLE MANUAL
ENGLISH
code 8202007
This manual refers to the following software releases: Date 19/07/12

SOFTWARE CPU v5.0 Author Benassi
SOFTWARE CAB+FLOOR v3.0 Revision 0
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8202007: E07 Console Manual - EN
1. CONTENTS
1. CONTENTS 2
2. DESCRIPTION 3
2.1 Main menu 4
2.2 Input Output submenu 5
2.3 Software submenu 6
2.4 Floor submenu 7
2.5 iButton submenu 8
2.6 EVP submenu 10
2.7 Synthesizer submenu 14
2.8 TIME submenu 15
2.9 ALARM submenu 16
2.10 OPTIONS submenu 17
2.11 CABIN DOOR submenu 18
2.12 INSTALLATION and MAINTENANCE 19
2.13 PASSWORD submenu 20
2.14 Default configuration 21
2.15 Floor signal sequence 22
3. ALARMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING 23
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2. DESCRIPTION
The programming console is used to configure and display the alarms. The console is organized into menus and
submenus that are reached by using the push-buttons under the display.
! It is always necessary to return to the main screen to be able to move the machine.
SOFTWARE
ERROR RELEASE
SIGNALLING
SD CARD
OPERATING STATUS
MODE
SENSOR
STATUS
The main screen gives information on the operating status of the machine:
Operating mode:
• RUN = Standard mode;
• RIF = Power factor correction mode;
• MAN = Maintenance mode;
• INS = Installation mode;
• EMG = Machine in emergency mode (lack of mains power);
Signalling errors: Error display e.g.: CabKO = CAN communication with CABIN card interrupted;
CPU software release: e.g.: V1.3D
Sensor status:
• AA = Top automatic levelling; this symbol activates when the machine is placed on the sensor;
• AB = Bottom automatic levelling; this symbol activates when the machine is placed on the sensor;
• RA = Deceleration; this symbol activates when the machine is placed on the magnet;
• P0 = Floor number; this symbol activates when the machine is in the bypass zone of the floor;
• 20↑ = Floor booked (2); transit floor (0); direction of travel (↑). (This indicator is always active);
SDCARD Status
• S = SDcard correctly initialized;
• P = SDcard correctly initialized, write protected;
• 3 = Filesystem SDcard not correctly initialized (e.g., incorrect formatting);
• 2 = SDcard not correctly initialized (e.g., SDcard contact broken);
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2.1 Main menu
From the main menu, it is possible to display the status of the machine, the status of floor sensors and it is also
possible to display the active alarms and signals.
Enter
RUN V5.0 INPUT/OUTPUT Input/output status display
AA AB RA P0 00-
Esc
Up Down
SOFTWARE Software updating management and configuration

parameters
Up Down
Configuration of floors nos. and doors nos., near/close
FLOOR floors, automatic closing time and type of call from
floor
Up Down
iBUTTON iButton configuration
Up Down
EVP Proportional valve curve configuration
Up Down
SYNTHESIZER Voice synthesis, volume and language configuration
Up Down
TIME Working hour count management
Up Down
ALARM Alarm display and audible warning configuration
Up Down
OPTION Optional functions configuration
Up Down
CABIN DOOR Cabin door configuration
Up Down
PASSWORD Access PASSWORD configuration
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2.2 Input Output submenu
Enter Up
INPUT/OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT
Esc Down
Esc Enter Esc Enter

BE = ON if active
SB10... BE HF EL OVL HF = ON if active
Cabin buttons EL = ON if active
ON = pressed OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
OVL = ON if active
Up Down Up Down
Floor buttons SB0... 110 INV SAL Up control with 110V,

ON = pressed OFF OFF OFF OFF Inverter or OLEO
Up Down Up Down
SB21 ON=button pressed
SP1 ON = contact open SB21 SP1 KEY Salita/discesa INV Up or down control with
KEY: ON if in position 1 OFF OFF ON Salita INVERTER
Up Down Up Down
SQ30, SQ31, SQ32: ON =
photocell present in JC16, SQ30 SQ31 SQ32 Lento/Veloce INV Slow/fast control with
JC17, JC18 ON ON OFF lento INVERTER
Up Down Up Down
SB23: ON if pressed
JP22 : ON if open SB23 JP22 FR Start/Stop INV Start/stop control with
FR : ON if thermal cb open OFF ON OFF stop INVERTER
Up Down Up Down
Contact status with 110V 110 INV OLEO EV disc. - 110 Down control with OLEO
system, Inverter or OFF OFF ON OFF OFF system or 110V
Oleo: ON = contact active
Up Down
Status IN Vrete: Vrete status

ON if Vrete = 24VDC ON
Up Down
Vbat Value
Value of battery voltage 12.70V
SQ30 SQ31 SQ32 FCA1 Fault FCA2

In case of cabin door operation enabled, the screen shows
ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
the indication of cabin doors limit switches and status of the Fault inputs of the cabin operator.
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2.3 Software submenu
To carry out the updating operations, it is necessary to enter a SDcard in the reader having the following
characteristics:
• Max. capacity = 2GB
• Filesystem = FAT32
• SDcards marked as SDHC or having a capacity > 2GB are not properly read by the CPU card
The updating files should be named as follows:

• SchQua.hex: CPU updating file;
• SchPer.hex: peripheral cards (cabin and floors) updating file;
SOFTWARE
Up Down
SOFTWARE CPU Enter BOOTLOADER 1.2 RUN V5.0 CPU software updating procedure.
V5.0 X2 AA AB RA P0 00-
Up Down
SOFTW. CAB+FLOOR Enter SOFTW. CAB+FLOOR SOFTW. CAB+FLOOR Peripheral cards software updating
V2.1 X2 Uploading…………../ Success procedure (cabin + floors)
Up Down
READ CONFIG Enter READ CONFIG The configuration data stored on the
X2 Oper. executed SDCard are transferred on CPU
Up Down
WRITE CONFIG Enter WRITE CONFIG The CPU configuration data are
X2 Oper. executed transferred on the SDcard
Up Down
DEFAULT CONFIG Enter DEFAULT CONFIG The default configuration data are
X2 Restore Config…. restored
Up Down
READ IBT CONFIG Enter READ IBT CONFIG It reads the iButton configuration from
X2 Oper. executed the SDcard and transfers it on CPU
Up Down
WRITE IBT CONFIG Enter WRITE IBT CONFIG It reads the iButton configuration from
X2 Oper. executed CPU and transfers it on the SDcard
The shutdown code, machine shutdown status and access password are also saved in the configuration file. These
values are maintained also when updating the CPU software release.
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2.4 Floor submenu
In this menu it is possible to configure the number of floors, the number of doors per floor (MAX 3 per floor) and
the time for door automatic device closing.
It is also possible to set 2 near floors: between these two floors the machine will proceed at slow speed so as to
allow correct reading of the floor signals.
! If AUTOMATIC DOOR = 00 is set, the automatic door is closed only by pressing a push-button in the
cabin other than the waiting floor.
FLOOR
Enter
Up/Down: to change the no. of floors
Enter NUMBER OF FLOORS
Setting the floor Esc NUMBER OF FLOORS Enter to confirm
Esc 3
number
Up Down
Setting the number of NUMBER OF DOORS Enter NUMBER OF DOORS Up/Down: to change the value
doors at each floor Esc Enter to confirm
Esc Floor0 Door: 1
Up Down
Setting the time for
Enter AUTOMATIC DOOR Up/Down: to change time
automatic door closing Esc AUTOMATIC DOOR
Esc 30 sec. Enter to confirm
Up Down
Setting the type of call
Up/Down: to select
from the floor Enter CALL FROM FLOOR
Esc CALL FROM FLOOR Hold to Run/Simple Touch
(HoldToRun/Simple Esc Hold To Run Enter to confirm
Touch)
Up Down
Setting the number of Enter FIRST FLOOR Up/Down: to change the value
the first floor Esc FIRST FLOOR Enter to confirm
Esc -2
Up Down
Setting the pair of near Enter SHORT FLOOR Up/Down: to change the pair
floors Esc SHORT FLOOR Enter to confirm
Esc 0-1
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2.5 iButton submenu

The iButton is an electronic key used to enable/disable the access to the elevator doors.
To enable this function, it is enough to assign the keys to the doors.
The doors assigned to one or more keys can be entered only with the proper keys.
The doors of different floors with no keys assigned can always be entered.
Maximum number of keys that can be saved = 48
MASTER KEY
The MASTER KEY function allows to avoid entering the elevator.
Once one or more keys are assigned, it is enough to introduce them in any floor reader to block the machine (calls
from floors disabled; elevator busy). Upon introducing the key again in any floor reader, the machine is released
and can be used.
In case of MASTER KEY loss when the machine is blocked, it is enough to delete the key in the DELETE menu, and
the machine can be used again.
! The keys configured as MASTER KEY cannot be used to open the doors.
PASSEPARTOUT KEY
The PASSEPARTOUT function associates all doors on every floor to an iButton. In this way, the key used can
access to all doors in the installation.
iButton
Enter Esc
Up Up Up
ADD ADD MASTER KEY ADD PASSEPARTOUT DELETE
Down Down Down
Enter Enter Enter Enter

READ KEY... READ KEY...
READ KEY.... 145312512523
145312512523 145312512523
Enter Enter Enter X 2
145312512523 READ KEY... READ KEY...
Stored in memory Stored in memory Delete from memory
Enter
ASSIGN FLOOR Down ASSIGN FLOOR

0 Up 1
Enter Enter
ASSIGN DOOR ASSIGN FLOOR

0 Stored in memory
Enter
ASSIGN DOOR
Stored in memory
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Working principle
The electronic key replaces the traditional mechanical key for floor access.
For this reason, every time the key is used, the access stays enabled until end of the travel and exit at the desired
floor. Once the door of the landing floor is closed, the key must be used again for other travels or to enter the
cabin again.
If the key is inserted and the machine is not used, enabling automatically ends after 2 minutes.
If a wrong key is inserted in the reader, another key can be inserted after 5 seconds. The key status is shown on
the display by acoustic and visual messages:
• Right key: OK on the display, double acoustic beep and button green light flashing for 2 seconds;
• Wrong key: ER on the display, long acoustic beep and button red light flashing for 2 seconds;
The reader in the cabin is always active (except when the cabin buttons are pressed, the elevator is moving or the
lock is open).
PASSING BETWEEN TWO DOORS, without moving the elevator. The sequence of operations is as follows:
- you enter from a floor with an iButton key and the door closes;
- you make the cabin reader read the iButton associated with the exit door;
- you press the floor button in the cabin and the desired door opens.
MULTIPLE ACCESS. If case of more doors at the same floor, the elevator does not open the doors automatically,
but it is necessary to select using the cabin buttons. The available doors and floors are signalled by backlighting
the same buttons as per following table:
DOOR AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE
FLOOR AVAILABLE AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE
BACKLIGHTING FLASH ON ON OFF
In multiple access floors, the door opens by pressing a button for a short time, while pressing continuously
operates the elevator movement.
Example of programming iButton: 3 stops (0,1,2):
• floor 0 with two doors, door 0 of floor 0 can be entered with key no. 1 , door 1 of floor 0 can be entered with
key no. 2;
• floor 1 with 1 door can be entered with both key 1 and 2;
• floor 2 with 1 door and free access.
1. Program NUMBER OF FLOORS = 3;

2. Program floor 0 with 2 doors (NUMBER OF DOORS - Floor0 Door: 2);
3. Program floor 1 and 2 with 1 door (NUMBER OF DOORS - Floor1 Door1 and Floor2 Door1);
4. Select ADD in the iBUTTON menu and press Enter;
5. Insert key 1 into the reader, wait for the code to appear and then press Enter;
6. The wording ASSIGN FLOOR 0 is displayed on the console; by pressing Enter, your are asked which door
of floor 0 is to be assigned to the key; select 0 and press Enter (door 0 of floor 0 has been assigned to
key 1);
7. By pressing Enter at step 6, the console already suggests to assign floor 1 (ASSIGN FLOOR 1): press
Enter to confirm or use Up and Down buttons to select the right floor, and then confirm. Now key 1 is
assigned also to floor 1;
8. To assign key no. 2 to door 1 of floor 0 and to floor 2, follow the instructions from point 4 to 7, by
properly choosing the values of floors and doors. (ASSIGN FLOOR 0 -> ASSIGN DOOR 1 and ASSIGN
FLOOR 1).
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! Once programming is finished, it is recommended to test the keys to check for proper programming.
! It is recommended to note the programmed configuration, by writing key code and assignment, as in
the table below:
KEY CODE USER No. FLOOR No. DOOR

3B000010C0042401 ROSSI 0 0
1
C8000010C1681C01 BIANCHI 0 1
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2.6 EVP submenu
In this menu it is possible to select the profile of the working curves of the proportional valve.
It is also possible to operate manually on each curve so as to adapt to each individual installation.
Three main profiles are available:

1. slow: decelerations and departures are smoother and take longer;
2. default: optimal default setting;
3. fast: decelerations and departures are faster and more sudden.
Enter SELECT PROFILE

EVP SELECT PROFILE Enter
Esc default
Up Down
MOD. PROFILE UP
Esc MOD. PROFILE UP Enter
I1 = 940mA
Up Down
MOD. PROFILE DW
Esc MOD. PROFILE DW Enter
I1 = 340mA
The values of current and time in the menus MOD. PROFILE UP and MOD. PROFILE DOWN correspond to the
capacity and to the variation speed of the proportional valve capacity. These values modify the behaviour of the
machine during departures and arrivals.
WARNING!!
- Increasing the deceleration time too much can lead to floor overcoming;
- These values should be changed only in cases of operating trouble;
- The manufacturing value can always be reset using the Default profile;
- The maximum speed of the machine cannot be increased.
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VM = Max. speed 0.15 m/s; Vl = Slow speed ~ 0.05 m/s
I1 I5 ∆T I START UP
Motor on and proportional valve completely
t1-tx I1 -> I5
I_EVP discharging.
I2 Proportional valve closing, machine speed
t2-tx I5 -> I2 increasing up to VM.
The lapse of time can be adjusted at wish.
ON
MOT
OFF
VM
V0 VEL
t1 tx t2
I1 ∆T I ARRIVAL AT FLOOR GOING UP

I3 Deceleration from VM to Vl.
I_EVP t5-t4 I2 -> I3 t5-t4 must allow to slow down to Vl before
I2
receiving the stop control (AA 1->0)
Stop at floor, deceleration from Vl to 0.
t8-t7 must be adjusted so as to allow the stop of
ON t8-t7 I3 -> I1
MOT the machine within the landing area.
OFF
(BY=1 RA=1 AA=AB=0)
VM
Vl
VEL
t4 t5 t7 t8
I1 ∆T I STOP GOING UP
Deceleration from VM to 0.
t10-t9 is the deceleration time to stop the
I_EVP t10-t9 I2 -> I1
I2 machine when the cabin button is released.
It can be adjusted at wish.
ON
MOT
OFF
VM
VEL
t9 t10
I_EVP ∆T I SAFETY STOP GOING UP

I2
The machine stops immediately with no ramp.
Interrupting the safety devices results in no
ON voltage to contactors.
MOT
OFF No adjustments.
VM
VEL
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I1 ∆T I AUTOMATIC LEVELLING GOING UP

I_EVP
I4 Start from 0 to Vl.
(mA) t14-t13 I1 -> I4 t14-t13 must be adjusted so as to allow reaching
Vl prior to the stop signal (AA 1-> 0)
I_EVP
Stop from Vl to 0
t17-t16 must be adjusted so as to allow the
ON t17-t16 I4 -> I1
MOT machine stop at around 10 mm from the
OFF
automatic levelling contact.
Vl
VEL
t13 t14 t16 t17
I1 I5 I1 ∆T I UP, NEAR FLOORS

I4 Start when stationary.
tx-t1
I1 -> I4 By using the times for automatic levelling going
I2 t14-t13
up, the machine speeds up from 0 to VL
I_EVP
Stop at next floor
t8-t7: the machine stops at the floor with the
ON t8-t7 I4 -> I1
MOT same times of ARRIVAL AT FLOOR GOING UP.
OFF
VM
Vl
VEL
Speeding up for max. speed.
t1 tx t7 t8 t2-t1 I4 -> I2 Once the near floor passed, the machine speeds
up to the max. speed within t2-t1
t13 t14 t1 t2
I5 ∆T I START DOWN
I_EVP Speeding up from 0 to Vl.
I4 t2-t1 I4 -> I5 t2-t1 can be set at wish.
ON
EVD
OFF
VM
V0 VEL
t1 t2
∆T I ARRIVAL AT FLOOR GOING DOWN

I5
Deceleration from VM to Vl
I_EVP t5-t4 I5 -> I6 T5-t4 must be adjusted so as to allow
I6 deceleration prior to the stop signal (AB 1 -> 0)
I4
Stop from Vl to 0
t8-t7 must be adjusted so as to allow the
t8-t7 I6 -> I4
ON machine stop at around 10 mm from the
EVD
OFF automatic levelling contact.
VM
Vl
VEL
t4 t5 t7 t8
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I5 ∆T I STOP DOWN
Deceleration from Vl to 0. The deceleration time
I_EVP t10-t9 I5 -> I4
can be set at wish.
I4
ON
EVD
OFF
VM
VEL
t9 t10
I5 ∆T I SAFETY STOP GOING DOWN

I_EVP
The machine stops immediately with no ramp.
No values to be configured.
ON
EVD
OFF
VM
VEL
t
I1 ∆T I DOWN AUTOMATIC LEVELLING

I_EVP Start from 0 to Vl.
I4 I4
t14-t13 I4 -> I1 t14-t13 must be adjusted so as to allow reaching
Vl prior to the stop signal (AB 1-> 0)
ON
EVD Stop from Vl to 0
OFF t17-t16 must be adjusted so as to allow the
t17-t16 I1 -> I4
machine stop at around 10 mm from the
Vl
VEL automatic levelling contact.
t13 t14 t16 t17
I5 ∆T I GOING DOWN, NEAR FLOORS

I1
Start when stationary.
I4
t14-t13 I4 -> I1 The machine speeds up from 0 to Vl using the
I_EVP
down automatic levelling times.
ON
EVD Stop at next floor
OFF t8-t7 I1 -> I4
The machine stops at floor within t8-t7.
VM
Vl
VEL
Speeding up for max. speed.
t13 t14 t7 t8
t2-t1 I1 -> I5 Once the near floor passed, the machine speeds
up to the max. speed within t2-t1.
t1 t2
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2.7 Synthesizer submenu
In the voice synthesis menu it is possible to enable playback of the audio files on the SDCard.
From this menu, it is possible to configure:
- The language of the floor announcement (LANGUAGE);
- The volume of the announcements in cabin and at floors (SYNT VOLUME), Volume = 0 = no sound is
emitted.
- Enable the reproduction of the gong at the floor (ENABLE GONG);
- Enable the music only during the travel in cabin (ENABLE MUSIC Yes) or always enabled (ENABLE
MUSIC Always);
- Enable the announcement of the floor when passing all floors (SOUND ALL FLOOR Yes) or only at the
arrival floor (SOUND ALL FLOOR No);
- Enable the floor announcement (ENABLE FLOOR).
Enter Enter LANGUAGE

SYNTHESIZER LANGUAGE
Esc Esc english
Up Down
Enter SYNT VOLUME

SYNT VOLUME
Esc Cabin 3 Floor 3
Up Down
Enter ENABLE GONG

ENABLE GONG
Esc Yes
Up Down
Enter ENABLE MUSIC

ENABLE MUSIC?
Esc Yes
Up Down
Enter ENABLE FLOOR?

ENABLE FLOOR?
Esc Yes
Up Down
Enter SOUND ALL FLOOR

SOUND ALL FLOOR
Esc Yes
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2.8 TIME submenu
In the TIME menu it is possible to:

• View the working hours of the machine (WORK TIME);
• View the number of hours for which the machine is powered (POWER TIME);
• View the hours remaining to the scheduled maintenance (NEXT MAINTENANCE), with the possibility of
updating the hours for next notice (ADD TIME). The minimum hour block for next maintenance is 20 h, but
it is possible to choose higher blocks (20-40-60-80), so as to schedule maintenance based on the use of the
machine. If the total amount of added hours plus the remaining ones exceeds 80 h, 80 h is set as max.
value.
• Hours reset. This option allows to reset the working hours and power supply hours. Moreover, maintenance
hours are set at 20 h. This operation is protected by password.
Esc
Enter WORK TIME Up POWER TIME
TIME
Esc 0012:20 H:MM Down 0080:35 H:MM
Enter
Working hours remaining
to next maintenance NEXT MAINTENANCE ADD TIME ADD TIME
Up Up
0012:40 H:MM 0020:00 H:MM 0040:00 H:MM
Reset WORK TIME and Enter Add hours to next

POWER TIME. NEXT maintenance
MAINTENANCE is RESET TIME
changed to 20 h
Enter X2
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2.9 ALARM submenu
ALARM BUZZER AA-KO

Buzzer ON
Enter Esc +24Sec AB-KO

Up Buzzer ON Buzzer ON
REGISTER
Down Paletto AL-KO
Buzzer ON Buzzer ON
Up Down
Cab-B EXTRA_H
ALARM 01 - …
Buzzer ON Buzzer ON
00216:53 HH:MM
Up Down Cab-C EXTRA_L
Buzzer OFF Buzzer ON
ALARM 30 - …
00219:59 HH:MM Cab-D RAL-KO
Buzzer ON Buzzer ON
Up Down
Cab-Out BY-KO
Buzzer ON Buzzer ON
Delete all?
DoorCls SENS-KO
Up Down Buzzer ON Buzzer OFF
FBlock P0-KO…P5-KO
Nothing to show
Buzzer ON Buzzer ON
Displays the last 30 alarms Block Cab-KO

and the activation instant Buzzer OFF Buzzer OFF
(POWER TIME) CabDoor
Therm
Buzzer ON Buzzer ON
By pressing Enter on the Overld Battery

related Buzzer, it is Buzzer ON Buzzer OFF
possible to change the
Pblock Parking
status from ON to OFF.
Buzzer OFF Buzzer ON
With Buzzer set on OFF,
the alarm is shown only Eblock Manuten
on the display and on the Buzzer OFF Buzzer ON
console.
KK-KO Emergen
It is not possible to Buzzer ON Buzzer ON
disable the acoustic
EVD-KO iButton
alarms for STOP,
Buzzer OFF Buzzer OFF
emergency button and
alarm for maintenance in PresPul
DoorOpn
pit. Buzzer ON
Buzzer ON
Err-RIF
Buzzer ON
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2.10 OPTIONS submenu

In this menu it is possible to configure some optional functions of the machine.
OPTION
Enter Esc
Enter Selecting the Parking floor
PARKING FLOOR PARKING FLOOR
Up/down to select – Enter to confirm
Esc floor0
Up Down
Enter Parking function activation time
PARKING TIME PARKING TIME
Up/down to select - Enter to confirm
Esc 15min.
00 = disabled function
Up Down
EMERGENCY FLOOR Enter EMERGENCY FLOOR Selecting emergency parking floor
Esc floor0 Up/down to select the floor - Enter to confirm
Up Down
Enter Emergency parking activation time
EMERGENCY TIME EMERGENCY TIME
Up/down to change time (00=not enabled)
Esc 15min.
Enter to confirm
Up Down
SAVE EXIT FLOOR Enter SAVE EXIT FLOOR Emergency evacuation floor
Esc fllor 0 Up/down to select the floor - Enter to confirm
Up Down
CALL FROM FIXED Enter CALL FROM FIXED Call from floor with machine between two floors
Esc enable/disable Up/down to enable the function - Enter to confirm
Up Down
INSTALLATION Enter Movement with installation control panel
INSTALLATION
Esc enable/disable Up/down to enable the function - Enter to confirm
Up Down
MAINTENANCE Enter MAINTENANCE
Maintenance function
Esc disable Up/down to enable the function - Enter to confirm
Up Down
BLOCK MACHINE Enter BLOCK MACHINE Machine block code
unblocked Esc block code: 00 Up/down for code selection - Enter to confirm
Up Down
Selecting the input function in JF5
JF5 FUNCTION Enter JF5 FUNCTION Remote control = remote call
Esc Remote Control/Key
Key = mechanical key
Up Down
Enter PHOTOCELLS TIME Photocell time test
PHOTOCELLS TIME
Esc x1/x2 x1 = standard time, x2 = double time
Up/down for code selection - Enter to confirm
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The BLOCK MACHINE function helps blocking the machine movement when necessary.
In the BLOCKED status, the automatic levelling is the only operation that the machine can perform. It is not
possible to open the doors.
The function is disabled by default, and to block the machine it is necessary to insert a code with two figures.
The two-figure code is chosen by the installer and registered the first time the function is used, then the code
registration function is no more available and the machine can be only blocked or released.
The code is kept also in case of software updating.
Setting the block code
Enter the BLOCK MACHINE menu and press Enter. If the code has not been registered, the instruction “memor
code” is displayed.
BLOCK MACHINE BLOCK MACHINE By pressing Up, you can increase the code by tens. By
Enter pressing Down, you can increase the code by units.
unblocked memor code: 00
Once the code selected, the machine will be blocked.
BLOCK MACHINE
blocked
At this point, to release the machine, it is necessary to insert the code previously registered.
WARNING!!
Once the code is saved, it cannot be changed.
2.11 CABIN DOOR submenu

In this menu it is possible to enable the cabin door operation and configure the door to be opened.
CABIN DOOR CONFIGURATION

Esc It configures which is the cabin door to be
opened when landing at the floor in case of
Enter Esc double cabin door and single access to the
floor.
Up
ENABLE? CONFIGURATION
Up/Down to change the value
Yes/No Floor0 Door: 0
Down Enter to confirm
ENABLE?
Function enabling/disabling
Up/Down to change the value
Enter to confirm
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2.12 INSTALLATION and MAINTENANCE
By using the installation/maintenance control panel, it is possible to move the machine by using only the electrical
system connected to the hydraulic power plant.
To use the control panel in the INSTALLATION working mode, it is necessary to follow the procedure below:
- Connect the J1Q connector through the related sheath to the hydraulic power plant;
- Do not connect any sheath to the J2Q connector;
- Connect the JR connector to the mains voltage;
- Enter the OPTION -> INSTALLATION menu and change the item from disable to enable;
- Disconnect the system from the mains (by disconnecting JR and JP5 connector from the batteries or a
battery cable);
- Connect the installation control panel to the J2Q connector and turn the key into position 1;
- Connect the JP5 connector of the batteries and the JR connector to start the system.
If upon starting, the wording INS is displayed on the console, then the INSTALLAZIONE mode is enabled and it is
possible to use the first two buttons on the top of the control panel to make the machine going up and down.
There is also an emergency STOP on the control panel that interrupts the chain of the safety devices when
pressed.
This mode includes the following characteristics:

- The only electrical safety device is represented by the emergency STOP on the control panel;
- By pressing the up or down button, the machine moves using a speeding up ramp. By button releasing,
the machine stops immediately;
- Only the first 2 buttons on the top of the control panel are active, whereas the other 4 are not
connected.
- To reverse the driving direction, it is necessary to release the button, wait at least 1 second, and then
press the button of the opposite driving direction.
To restore the standard mode, it is necessary to follow this procedure:

- Enter the OPTION -> INSTALLATION menu and change the item from enable to disable;
- Disconnect the system from the mains (by disconnecting JR and JP5 connector from the batteries or a
battery cable);
- Connect the sheath with the flat cable to the J2Q connector;
- Connect the JP5 connector of the batteries and the JR connector to start the system.
If upon starting, the wording MAN or RUN is displayed on the console, then the machine is in Maintenance or
Standard working mode.
To use the control panel in MAINTENANCE mode, it is necessary to enable the MAINTENANCE mode in the
OPTION -> MAINTENANCE menu and connect the control panel to the JC10 or JC12 connector of the cabin card.
This mode includes the following characteristics:

- The electrical safety devices are all active;
- There is no check for presence of the floor control panels;
- Locks are not activated;
- Floors and floor stops are not calculated;
- By pressing the up or down button, the machine moves using a speeding up or deceleration ramp;
- Only the first 2 buttons on the top of the control panel are active, whereas the other 4 are not
connected.
- To reverse the driving direction, it is necessary to release the button, wait at least 1 second, and then
press the button of the opposite driving direction.
To restore the standard mode, it is necessary to disconnect the control panel and disable the MAINTENANCE mode
in the OPTION -> MAINTENANCE menu.
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2.13 PASSWORD submenu
From the Password submenu you can manage the password for accessing the console menu.
The password is composed of 5 alphanumeric characters belonging to this set: - a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s
t u v w x y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9.
There is a PASSWORD, the “Master Password,” that bypasses any passwords entered.
After creating a password, without a password it is only possible to view the main menu of the console.
PASSWORD menu Options PASSWORD menu Options

With Password NOT ENTERED With Password ENTERED
Esc PASSWORD PASSWORD
Esc Enter Esc Enter Esc
Create Password Change Password Up

Delete Password Esc
Down
Enter Enter
Enter x2
Create Password Change Password
sc
----- ----- Delete Password
Enter . . . . Enter . . . . Password Deleted

ai98r bx02y
Enter Enter
Password Created Password Changed
With the PASSWORD NOT ENTERED it is possible With the PASSWORD ENTERED it is possible to change the
to create a new PASSWORD existing password or cancel it.
Main menu with PASSWORD ENTERED

RUN v2.1
Esc esc
RA P0 00-
Esc Enter
Up
Insert Password Master Password
Down
Enter Enter
----- ------
Enter . . . . Enter . . . .
ai98r ------
Enter
Enter
PASSWORD PASSWORD
TYPE
KO OK
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2.14 Default configuration
MENU PARAMETER Min Max Default BUZZER

+24Sec ON
FLOOR NUMBERS OF FLOORS 2 6 3 Pole ON
NUMBERS OF DOORS 1 2 1 Cab-B ON
AUTOMATIC DOORS 0 600sec 30sec Cab-C ON
CALL FROM FLOOR Hold to Run/ Simple Touch Simple Touch Cab-D ON
FIRST FLOOR -2 1 0 Cab-Out ON
SHOORT FLOOR none DoorCls OFF
Block ON
EVP SELECT PROFILE Slow/Default/Fast default Battery ON
Therm. ON
SYNTHESIZER LANGUAGE italiano /english english Overld ON
SYNT VOLUME CAB 0 3 1 Pblock OFF
SYNT VOLUME FLOOR 0 3 1 Eblock OFF
ENABLE GONG Yes/No No KK-KO ON
ENABLE MUSIC Yes/No/Always No EVD-KO ON
SOUND ALL FLOOR Yes/No No DoorOpn ON
ENABLE FLOOR Yes/No Yes Parking OFF
RAL-KO ON
OPTION PARKING FLOOR 0 5 0 AA-KO ON
PARKING TIME 0 60min 0 AB-KO ON
EMERGENCY FLOOR 0 5 0 AL-KO ON
EMERGENCY TIME 0 60min 0 BY-KO ON
SAVE EXIT FLOOR 0 5 0 SENS-KO ON
CALL FROM FIXED Enable/disable enable 0 P0-KO OFF
INSTALLATION Enable/disable disabile P1-KO OFF
MAINTENANCE Enable/disable disable P2-KO OFF
BLOCK MACHINE Blocked/unblocked unblocked P3-KO OFF
P4-KO OFF
P5-KO OFF
EVP VALUES Cab-KO OFF
UP Def. Fast Slow DOWN Def. Fast Slow CabDoor ON
I1 940 I1 340 EXTRA_H ON
I2 200 I2 200 EXTRA_L ON
I3 690 I3 450 Maint. OFF
I4 650 I4 150 Err-RIF ON
I5 940 I5 800 Emerg. ON
I6 300 I6 330 iBUtton ON
t2-t1 200 200 200 t2-t1 200 100 250 PresPuls ON
t5-t4 100 80 120 t5-t4 70 50 80
t8-t7 10 5 15 t8-t7 10 5 15
t10-t9 130 80 180 t10-t9 100 60 140
t14-t13 5 3 7 t14-t13 5 3 7
t17-t16 5 3 7 t17-t16 5 3 7
tx-t1 10 5 10 tx-t1 100 100 100
t2-tx 100 80 150 t2-tx 100 100 100
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2.15 Floor signal sequence
The signals required for the machine to work properly are:

RA
BYPASS (BY), consisting of:
1. a pair of brushes placed at each floor, centred on the floor;
BY 2. a 100 mm long metal contact connected to the cabin card;
The bypass contact is connected in cabin to the safety device line (+24VDC).
BY When the floor brush gets in touch with BY, the +24VDC power supply is
conveyed from the cabin to the floor card to which the bypass is connected. Each
floor card is coded by DSW1. Therefore, through CAN BUS, the CPU card
AA
receives the information about the floor at which the machine is landing.
DECELERATION (RA), consisting of:

1. a magnet placed at each floor, centred on the floor and 300 mm long;
2. a magnetic sensor connected to the cabin card.
When the sensor is near the magnet, the magnetic sensor contact gets closed
(RA = ON).
UP AUTOMATIC LEVELLING (AA), consisting of:

AB 1. a pair of brushes placed at each floor, centred on the floor;
2. a 40 mm long metal contact connected to the cabin card;
When the floor brush gets in touch with the Bypass contact, power is supplied
also the other brush, which closes on the AA contact (AA ON). The AA signal is
connected directly on the power card to bypass the safety contact of the doors.
DOWN AUTOMATIC LEVELLING (AB), consisting of:

1. a pair of brushes placed at each floor, centred on the floor;
2. a 40 mm long metal contact connected to the cabin card;
Same as AA.
Working principle
GOING UP
Signal Function Description
RA OFF -> ON Deceleration The machine decelerates from max. speed to slow speed
AA OFF -> ON
AA ON -> OFF Stop The machine decelerates from slow speed to 0
GOING DOWN
Signal Function Description
RA OFF -> ON Deceleration The machine decelerates from max. speed to slow speed
AB OFF -> ON
AB ON -> OFF Stop The machine decelerates from slow speed to 0
• The floor number, during the travel, is calculated by the alternation of the deceleration sensor, and confirmed
by the bypass signal at floor. Failing such confirmation, the power factor correction phase is activated.
• The bypass contact provides the power supply to the floor lock. In this way, it is not possible to open a lock if
the machine is not at that floor.
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3. ALARMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
During the standard operating mode (RUN), the elevator manages, displays and saves the alarms in progress.
CONSOLE
DISPLAY
BUZZER Description
EMERGENCY
Failure of the main supply voltage.
The machine moves to the emergency floor after the set time.
EMG loop 10s Machine goes only down.
ONx0,25s
The system cuts out after 2h in emergency or when the battery voltage is < 18Vdc.
EM OFFx9,75s
The alarm ends with the return of mains power.
Checks
Check the mains and connections.
MAINTENANCE IN PIT
1. With automatic door in cabin: the lock contact has opened for at least 3 seconds
without any control from the machine;
2. With hinged door and lock: the lock and approach contact have been opened
loop 1s
without control from the machine for a period lower than 5 minutes;
ONx0,5s
ManFos The machine does not move in any direction, the audible / visual alarm in pit is
OFFx0,5s
activated.
MF By operating the SQ45 safety lever in pit, the acoustic-visual alarm stops. Once the
OFF after
lever brought to its original position and the door closed, the wording RESET? is
120s
displayed on the console. By pressing ESC and ENTER buttons at the same time for 2
seconds, the wording disappears and the alarm is turned off.
Checks
If the lock does not open manually, check the connections of the lock contacts.
NO POWER SUPPLY TO SAFETY DEVICE LINE

Failure to the supply voltage of the safety devices.
+24Sec loop 1s
The machine does not move in any direction.
ONx0,5s
The alarm is turned off when the voltage to the safety devices chain is restored.
IS OFFx0,5s
Checks
Check if any short-circuits between the safety devices chain and the machine structure.
PIT PROTECTION LEVER

SQ45 open contact cuts power supply to the safety devices.
Paletto loop 1s The machine does not move in any direction.
[Pole] ONx0,5s The alarm is turned off when the lever is brought back to rest position (SQ45 contact
PL OFFx0,5s closing).
Checks
Check the lever position and the microswitch status.
STOP
Cabin stop pressed or SQP contact on cabin controls open.
STOP The machine does not move in any direction.
always ON The alarm is turned off upon STOP or SQP contact closing.
CA Checks
Turn the STOP button or close the cabin controls to restore the machine operation.
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CONSOLE
DISPLAY
BUZZER Description
CABIN SAFETY DEVICE CUT OFF
Safety device supply cut off by cabin safety contact (SQ44, SQ18 or SQ15 roof
Cab-B loop 1s microswitch).
ONx0,5s The machine does not move in any direction.
CB OFFx0,5s The alarm is turned off upon open contact closing.
Checks
Check the status of the cabin safety devices.
JC16/JC17/JC18 PHOTOCELL CUT OFF

Photocell connected in JC16/JC17/JC18 cut off, or test failed.
Cab-C The machine can perform only the automatic self evelling.
Cab-D In case of photocell test failure, the alarm stays active for 3 seconds. In case there is
Cab-Out loop 1s any hindrance among the photocell rays, the alarm stays active until any hindrance is
ONx0,5s removed from the area.
CC OFFx0,5s Checks
CD Remove any hindrance from the photocells, check if RX and TX are aligned. Check that
CO the connections of RX and TX are correct: if RX and TX are reversed, the photocell
works when the machine is at a standstill, but it does not pass the test with cabin
control.
CABIN DOOR ERROR

The cabin door is not completely open after 15 seconds from the opening control.
CabDoor loop 1s
Door operator in alarm.
ONx0,5s
Checks
CX OFFx0,5s
Check for any hindrance preventing the door movement, check the door operator card
and connections.
APPROACH CONTACT SQ10..SQ17 OPEN

Floor door approach open. In case of cabin door, the open contact is the one of the
cabin door.
Accos OFF The machine can perform only the automatic levelling.
The signal is turned off upon contact closing.
Checks
If the door is closed, check the approach contact or door contact and the wiring.
DOOR CLOSED
loop 1s
The door is still closed after 15 seconds from lock activation; the lock is released.
DoorCls ONx0,2s
The alarm activates only in case of electric door automatic devices.
OFFx0,1s
The alarm is turned off upon lock contact re-opening from control panel.
AC ONx0,2s
Checks
OFFx0,5s
Check the electric floor door automatic device.
LOCK CONTACT SQ0..SQ7 OPEN

Floor lock contact open. In case of cabin door, the open contact is the one of the floor
door.
The machine can perform only the automatic levelling.
El-serr OFF
The signal is turned off upon contact closing.
Checks
If the lock is closed, check the lock contact and the wiring. In case of cabin door, check
the floor door contact.
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CONSOLE
DISPLAY
BUZZER Description
LOCK ERROR
loop 1s
The lock contact remained closed after lock opening control.
Block ONx0,2s
The signal is turned off upon contact opening from floor card.
OFFx0,1s
Checks
SE ONx0,2s
Check for any lock mechanical interferences and wiring.
OFFx0,5s
Check the supply voltage to the sliding contacts on rail.
loop 1s LOCK DRIVER ERROR

FBlock ONx0,2s Lock driver in short-circuit alarm. The alarm is turned off after 1 minute and the
OFFx0,1s unopened lock alarm is activated (Pblock).
FB ONx0,2s Checks
OFFx0,5s Check the wiring.
FLAT BATTERY
Battery voltage lower than 18V or battery efficiency test failed. The test is carried out
every 60 minutes when in RUN mode and every 10 minutes when in EMERGENCY
mode.
Battery loop 20s
The alarm activates also when the batteries are connected after installation starting. In
ONx0,5s
this case, the alarm is turned off with next test or by re-starting the machine.
BE OFFx19,5s
When the alarm is on, the emergency function is not available, and where there is no
mains voltage the machine cuts out.
Checks
Replace the batteries.
loop 1s OVERHEATED MOTOR

ONx0,5s Motor thermal cb on, motor exceeded 150°C.
Therm.
OFFx0,5s The alarm activates only with up control and the machine goes only down.
The alarm is turned off after 15 seconds.
FR OFF after Checks
15sec Wait for motor cooling.
OVERLOAD
Excessive cabin load. Contact SP1 open.
Overld loop 1s The alarm activates only upon departure from floor and control from cabin.
ONx0,5s The machine does not move in any direction and opens the door.
OL OFFx0,5s The alarm is turned off upon contact SP1 closing.
Checks
Reduce the cabin load.
PERSON STUCK
Pblock loop 2s
If after 1 minute of releasing the cabin push-button, the lock and approach contacts
ONx1s
don't open the alarm is activated.
PB OFFx1s
It is turned off by pressing a cabin button or opening the contacts.
ELEVATOR JAMMED
The elevator takes longer than 5 min to reach a floor. It is turned off on reaching the
Eblock loop 1s
floor.
ONx0,5s
Checks
EB OFFx0,5s
Check the connections to the motor and mains voltage;
Check the hydraulic plant and EVD EVP valve power supply.
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CONSOLE
DISPLAY
BUZZER Description
CONTACTOR STUCK
A contactor contact remained closed after de-energizing the contactor coil.
KK-KO loop 1s
The alarm is turned off upon contact opening.
ONx0,5s
Checks
KK OFFx0,5s
Disconnect the machine and check, by operating the contactors manually, that there is
no mechanical hindrance.
EVD RELAY STUCK

The DOWN input is active with down control (EV_DOWN) OFF.
EVD-KO loop 1s
The down valve is supplied without any control from CPU.
ONx0,5s
Checks
Vd OFFx0,5s
Disconnect the mains voltage and check that there is no interruption of contacts
RLEVD1 e RLEVD2 in contacts JP20.14POWER-JP3.3POWER.
loop2s OPEN DOOR

DoorOpn ONx0,2s The alarm activates if the door stays open for over 2 minutes.
OFFx0,1s The alarm is turned off upon door closing (approach contact).
PA ONx0,2s Checks
OFFx1,5s If the door is closed, check the approach contact and the wiring.
PARKING
Parking loop 3s
The machine arrives to the selected parking floor.
ONx1s
The signal is turned off upon arrival at the floor.
PK OFFx2s
Upon arrival at the floor, the doors do not open.
POWER FACTOR CORRECTION

RIF It is activated upon machine starting between floors, or upon maintenance/installation
OFF function completion or by floor count error.
RI The machine goes down to the first floor it finds in its way. If the machine detects to
be next to a floor, it stops the downward movement and goes up to reach the floor.
DECELERATION ERROR
Floor Deceleration sensor reading error (RA OFF with AA or AB ON).
The machine stops on the automatic levelling of the selected floor, and then carries out
RAL-KO loop 1s an automatic levelling to reach the landing area. Press the cabin button again to open
ONx0,5s the floor door.
RK OFFx0,5s The error deactivates when the floor signal sequence is correct.
Checks
Check the position of plastoferrite on the Bypass brush holder and the magnetic sensor
in cabin.
TOP/BOTTOM AUTOMATIC LEVELLING ERROR

AA/AB signal reading error at floor.
AA-KO Machine stopped on the opposite automatic levelling, the automatic levelling is carried
AB-KO loop 1s out and the door opened.
ONx0,5s The error deactivates when the floor signal sequence is correct.
AA OFFx0,5s Checks
AB Check the contact between the brush on rail and the automatic levelling contact in
cabin;
Check the wiring.
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CONSOLE
DISPLAY
BUZZER Description
AUTOMATIC LEVELLING ERROR
Six opposite consecutive automatic levellings have been performed at intervals of less
than 10 seconds. Machine stopped on automatic levelling.
AL-KO loop 1s The machine can be called from the floors and from the cabin.
ONx0,5s The alarm is turned off upon reaching a floor.
AL OFFx0,5s Checks
Check that times t17-t16 in the UP and DOWN profile of EVP menu are the default ones
(5);
If necessary, reduce times t17-t16 in the UP ad DOWN profile of EVP menu.
BYPASS ERROR
The CPU expects the floor signal, instead it only read the AA or AB transition.
BY-KO loop 1s The machine correctly stops at floor, but the lock cannot be opened.
ONx0,5s The machine can be shifted from the cabin or from the floors to reach another floor
BY OFFx0,5s and exit.
Checks
Check the floor brush wiring, and the contact between brush and bypass strip.
CABIN SENSORS ERROR

The CPU detects the deceleration sensor but not the automatic levelling signals.
The machine goes through the whole deceleration area and stops with RA 1->0.
By pressing the cabin button of a lower floor than that indicated on the display, it is
SENS-KO loop 1s possible to return to the lower floor and leave the machine.
ONx0,5s By pressing other cabin buttons, the machine goes up or down to the electric limit
XX OFFx0,5s switch.
The alarm is turned off if the floor is reached with the right signal sequence.
Checks
Check the floor brush wiring, and the contact between brush and automatic levelling
strip. Check the cabin bypass contact power supply voltage.
TOP PRE/OVER-RUN
The machine has exceeded AB of the last floor.
The machine can be shifted with calls from floors and from cabin.
EXTRA_H loop 1s
The acoustic alarm is turned off upon arrival at a right floor, the visual alarm can be
ONx0,5s
reset only by cutting out and starting the machine again.
EH OFFx0,5s
Checks
strip
BOTTOM PRE/OVER-RUN
The machine has exceeded AA of floor 0.
The machine can be shifted with calls from floors and from cabin.
EXTRA_L loop 1s
The acoustic alarm is turned off upon arrival at a right floor, the visual alarm can be
ONx0,5s
reset only by cutting out and starting the machine again.
EL OFFx0,5s
Checks
strip
MAINTENANCE
Manuten loop 1s
The machine has exceeded the amount of hours set for maintenance.
ONx0,5s
The alarm is turned off by adding other maintenance hours.
MN OFFx0,5s
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CONSOLE
DISPLAY
BUZZER Description
FAILURE IN CAN COMMUNICATION WITH CABIN
The cabin card does not communicate with the CPU correctly.
Cab-KO loop 5s The machine is blocked.
ONx1s The alarm is turned off when communication is restored.
CK OFFx4s Checks
In case there is no power supply, check that there is no interruption in CAN wiring from
CPU to cabin.
FAILURE IN CAN COMMUNICATION WITH FLOOR

P0-KO The floor card does not communicate with the CPU correctly or there is an error in
P1-KO setting the number of floor doors or in the dipswitch on the floor card.
P…-KO The machine is blocked.
loop 5s
The alarm is turned off when communication is restored.
ONx1s
P0 Checks
OFFx4s
P1 Check the CAN LED status on floor card.
… In case there is no power supply, check that there is no interruption in CAN wiring from
P5 CPU to floor;
Check the dipswitch setting on the floor card and the setting of the floor door number.
MACHINE BLOCKED
The cabin card does not communicate with the CPU correctly.
The machine is blocked.
The alarm is turned off when communication is restored.
BLOCKED
Checks
OFF
The elevator has been blocked with numeric code or iButton programmed as MASTER
-- --
KEY. The machine can carry out only automatic levellings.
In case of block by numeric code, the same code must be entered to release.
In case of block inserted with iButton key, the iButton must be introduced again in the
reader of any control panel.
EMERGENCY EVACUATION
The machine goes to the selected floor and opens the doors. After reaching the floor,
-- -- OFF
the calls from the floors are not available until the emergency evacuation entrance has
opened.
INS ELEVATOR IN INSTALLATION MODE

OFF
MA No active alarm.
MAN ELEVATOR IN MAINTENANCE MODE

OFF
MA Only STOP alarm active.
• CONFIRM PRESSED BUTTON: Every floor or cabin control is confirmed by an acoustic beep from the card
from which the control has come. The acoustic beep confirms the control received by the CPU, and not only the
pressing of the button.
• CONFIRM iBUTTON: When the iButton is inserted in the floor or cabin reader, two consecutive beeps are
emitted if the key is OK (the wording OK is shown on the display) and one longer beep if the key is incorrect
(the wording KO is shown on the display).
• EMERGENCY BUTTON: By pressing the emergency button (bell) a beep of 0.5s ON and 0.5s OFF is heard up
to when the button is released.
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• REMOTE ALARM: This is activated at the same time as the buzzer of the power board.
All the audible alarms can be turned off from the OPTION-BUZZER menu on the programming console, except for
the maintenance in pit alarm, the STOP and the signal for pressing the emergency button.
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E07 2012 CONSOLE MANUAL

This manual refers to the following software releases: Date 19/07/12

2.1 Main menu 4

2.2 Input Output submenu 5

2.3 Software submenu 6

2.4 Floor submenu 7

2.5 iButton submenu 8

2.6 EVP submenu 10

2.7 Synthesizer submenu 14

2.8 TIME submenu 15

2.9 ALARM submenu 16

2.10 OPTIONS submenu 17

2.11 CABIN DOOR submenu 18

2.12 INSTALLATION and MAINTENANCE 19

2.13 PASSWORD submenu 20

2.14 Default configuration 21

2.15 Floor signal sequence 22

3. ALARMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING 23

CPU software release: e.g.: V1.3D

2.1 Main menu

SOFTWARE Software updating management and configuration

iBUTTON iButton configuration

EVP Proportional valve curve configuration

SYNTHESIZER Voice synthesis, volume and language configuration

TIME Working hour count management

ALARM Alarm display and audible warning configuration

OPTION Optional functions configuration

CABIN DOOR Cabin door configuration

PASSWORD Access PASSWORD configuration

2.2 Input Output submenu

Esc Enter Esc Enter

Floor buttons SB0... 110 INV SAL Up control with 110V,

Status IN Vrete: Vrete status

SQ30 SQ31 SQ32 FCA1 Fault FCA2

2.3 Software submenu

The updating files should be named as follows:

2.4 Floor submenu

2.5 iButton submenu

Enter Enter Enter Enter

ASSIGN FLOOR Down ASSIGN FLOOR

ASSIGN DOOR ASSIGN FLOOR

Example of programming iButton: 3 stops (0,1,2):

1. Program NUMBER OF FLOORS = 3;

KEY CODE USER No. FLOOR No. DOOR

2.6 EVP submenu

Three main profiles are available:

Enter SELECT PROFILE

VM = Max. speed 0.15 m/s; Vl = Slow speed ~ 0.05 m/s

I1 ∆T I ARRIVAL AT FLOOR GOING UP

I_EVP ∆T I SAFETY STOP GOING UP

I1 ∆T I AUTOMATIC LEVELLING GOING UP

t13 t14 t16 t17

I1 I5 I1 ∆T I UP, NEAR FLOORS

∆T I ARRIVAL AT FLOOR GOING DOWN

I5 ∆T I SAFETY STOP GOING DOWN

I1 ∆T I DOWN AUTOMATIC LEVELLING

t13 t14 t16 t17

I5 ∆T I GOING DOWN, NEAR FLOORS

2.7 Synthesizer submenu

Enter Enter LANGUAGE

Enter SYNT VOLUME

Enter ENABLE GONG

Enter ENABLE MUSIC

Enter ENABLE FLOOR?