Escalera MICONIC F6

Schindler Escalator and Moving Walk
MICONIC F 6 Controller Guide

Q 43831121_01
Edition 05-2019
Lead Document
Prepared 07.05.19 kumbhagr Classification
Office Owner
Reviewed 07.05.19 eckertmi INVENTIO AG
Norms chkd 07.05.19 pandeyjy WI1 11xxx CH-6052
Released 18.05.19 ludwigj2 Hergiswil
Modification 00 01
KA No. 26419 26485
KA Date 19.05.18 18.05.19
Copyright © 2019 INVENTIO AG

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Table of Contents
1 * General Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
1.1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
1.2 * Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
1.2.1 Safety Warnings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
1.2.2 * Safety Guidelines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.2.3 Safety Gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.3 * Abbreviation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
2 * MICONIC F 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
2.1 * Hardware PCB PEM6X.Q. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
2.1.1 * Display and Button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
2.1.2 * Jumper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
2.1.3 Card Reader . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
2.1.4 Control Cabinet Sticker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
2.2 * Operating Messages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
2.3 * Warning Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
2.4 * Error Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
2.5 * Main Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
2.5.1 [U__C] - Error History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
2.5.2 * [U__A] - Display of Operating Data . . . . . 52
2.5.3 * [U__t] - Technical Tests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
2.5.4 * [U__P] - Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
2.5.5 [U__r] - Set RTC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
2.5.6 * [U__d] - Data Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
2.6 * Bootloader Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
2.7 EoS Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
2.7.1 Activation, Deactivation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
2.7.2 Maintenance Operating Panel . . . . . . . . . . 96
2.8 Commissioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
2.8.1 Main Line Connection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
2.8.2 Checks before Initial Start-Up. . . . . . . . . . . 98
3 * Replacement Instructions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
3.1 * MICONIC F 6 with PEM6X.Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
4 * Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
4.1 Semi6Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
4.1.1 * Activation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
4.1.2 Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
4.2 * FCOM6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
4.2.1 Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
4.2.2 Menu Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
4.2.3 Data Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
5 Vacon NXS and NXL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
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5.1 Functional Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
5.2 Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
5.3 Troubleshooting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123
5.4 Error Messages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123
5.5 Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127
5.6 Bypassing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
6 Monarch MD 310. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129
6.2 Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132
6.2.1 Menu Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132
6.3 Error Codes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
6.4 Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139
6.4.1 Fine Tuning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140
6.5 Bypassing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140
7 Bonfiglioli Active Cube . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
7.2 Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
7.2.1 Menu Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
7.3 Error Codes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
7.4 Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
7.5 Bypassing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154
8 Esca-Scan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155
8.2 Function Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 156
8.3 Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157
9 Sound Device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 158
10 * CUBE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
10.1 * Parameter Setting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
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1 * General Information
1
1.1 Introduction
The purpose of this reference guide is to provide the Schindler
employee (who has attended a training before) with an appropriate
tool to make configuration and diagnostic work easier.
This reference guide does not claim to include all possibilities. The
Schindler employee has to read, understand and follow the instruction
in this reference guide in any case.
This reference guide Schindler MICONIC F 6

– gives an overview of the most important technical features.
– contains information on troubleshooting.
– is intended to make the correction of failures more easy.
All given information are based on the following software version:

– V6002 MICONIC F 6
– B6002 Bootloader
– F1000 FCOM6
– 1V168 Vacon NXS
– 5V257 Vacon NXL
– 8783004 pDRIVE MX plus.
Do not disclose this reference guide to third parties. Return the
reference guide to the line manager when requested.
For any questions and suggestions please contact your local branch
office or national master trainer.
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1.2 * Safety
1.2.1 Safety Warnings
The following types of safety warnings are used in the manual.
DANGER
Danger
The safety warning with the signal word “Danger” is used to indicate a
hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or
serious injury.
WARNING
Warning
The safety warning with the signal word “Warning” is used to indicate
a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.
NOTICE
Notice
The safety warning with the signal word “Notice” is used to address
practices that could lead to property damage but not to injury.
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1.2.2 * Safety Guidelines
DANGER 1
Work inside Step/Pallet Band
Do not perform any work inside the step/pallet band before switching
off and padlock the main switch JHA.
This will prevent starting the unit by mistake.
DANGER
Emergency Stop Button JHRE
As a matter of principle, always press the emergency stop button
JHRE at the location where work takes place.
DANGER
Unauthorized Access
Secure the unit against accidental or unauthorized access.
Set up warning signs and barriers to alert passengers to the fact that
the unit is not in use.
DANGER
Bypassing Contacts
As a matter of principle, it is strictly prohibited to bypass any contacts.
This will prevent the unit for unsafe condition.
DANGER
High Voltage
Contact to high voltage will lead to death.
Switch off the circuit breaker in the building and secure it against
accidental or unauthorized access.
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DANGER
No Passengers on the Unit During a Technical Test
Passenger on the unit while running a technical test will result in death
or serious injury.
Do not allow any passengers on the unit while running a technical test.
WARNING
High Voltage
If power is switched on, 110 VAC on all PEM61.Q PCBs.
Switch off and padlock the main switch before touching the rear side
of a connected PCB.
NOTICE
Electrostatic Sensitive Device
Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are equipped with electrostatic sensitive
semiconductors. Thus beware of electrostatic discharge and direct
contact with the semiconductors.
– Ground yourself by touching the control cabinet for electrostatic
discharge.
– Do not directly touch the PCB components.
– Always use the original antistatic packing when transporting the
PCBs.
Only appropriate tools, devices and materials may be used.

The specifications on the safety data sheet for lubricants
(oils, greases, etc.) must be met.
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All types
The following five safety rules must be observed: 1
1 Before starting maintenance work, put up barriers to protect
passers-by and "Out of Order" signs (if hinged floor covers are
used, they must be properly opened and locked).
2 As soon as a floor cover has to be removed (or folded up) and
before entering the pit, connect the maintenance operating panel.
3 Perform all trial runs with the maintenance operating panel.
4 When carrying out maintenance work inside the step/pallet band,
turn off and padlock the main switch in the machine room.
5 Never turn on escalators or moving walks under load.
1.2.3 Safety Gear

All persons involved must know and follow all company and local
safety regulations. In addition to protective clothing, wear the shown
safety gear.
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1.3 * Abbreviation
Abbreviation Explanation
_ Blank space
∗ Wildcard character
[∗∗∗∗] Display on PCB
[∗∗∗∗]/[∗∗∗∗] Alternating display
ALCD3 Graphic plain text display
BMS Building management system
Bus Communication system
EoS Engineer on Site
FCOM Maintenance software
FIP Fault Indication Panel
Flash Program, parameter and error memory
GFU Frequency converter
MOP Maintenance operating panel
Jumper Bridge between two male connectors
OSF Output Safety Function = Communication line
between PCBs
P∗∗∗∗ Parameter
PCB Printed circuit board
PA PCB in the external control cabinet
PB PCB in the bottom control cabinet
PT PCB in the top control cabinet
P1 PCB, contract-specific position
P2 PCB, contract-specific position
PEM60.Q PCB for PB only (ID No.: 50676560)
PEM61.Q PCB for PT, PA, P1, P2 only (ID No.: 50676561)
RAM Random access memory
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Abbreviation Explanation
X2.9 - 13 Communication bus of PCBs 1
X5.1 - 4 Communication bus for BMS, FIP, ALCD3
RS-485 BMS Interface for BMS
RTC Real time clock
Semi6 Interface connector for FCOM6
Semi6Card SDHC card with access rights (ID No.: 50698031)
Semi5-Cable Connection cable for FCOM6 (ID No.: 50606922)
O Operator access level
M Maintenance access level
S Specialist access level
0x0000 Number in hex format (0x0000 = 0000 hex)
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2 * MICONIC F 6
2.1 * Hardware PCB PEM6X.Q
PEM60.Q [43831121_003; 24.01.2018]
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2
PEM61.Q [43831121_002; 24.01.2018]
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PCB Identification
The identifier of PCB is a small bridge on the left side. In case of water
resistance version the bridge will be on the right side.
[43831121_004; 08.05.2018]
PEM Version ID No.

60.Q Standard 50646460
60.Q Water resistant 50646560
61.Q Standard 50646461
61.Q Water resistant 50646561
2.1.1 * Display and Button

The PCB is equipped with a four-digit digital display, four buttons
(ESC, DOWN, UP, OK) to operate the menu, set parameters,
acknowledge errors and an LED.
LED Status
ON Application error
0.25 Hz Application and SREC error
1 Hz Normal operation
4 Hz SREC error
50 Hz Bootloader active
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2.1.2 * Jumper
WARNING
Wrong jumper settings
Wrong jumper settings could result in malfunctions.
Always set the jumper according to the control cabinet sticker. 2
Connector Jumper Termination

X2.9 PP14_PP15 130 Ω
PP15_PP16 Open
X5 PP31_PP32 Open
PP32_PP33 130 Ω
[43831121_018; 14.03.2019]
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2.1.3 Card Reader
A Semi6Card can be used to read and write data from or to the
controller and give access to different menu function.
2.1.4 Control Cabinet Sticker

The control cabinet sticker contains the DIL switch setting, the jumper
setting, all unit-specific parameters, required PCB revision and the
software version. The PCB revision and software version indicates
only the minimum requirement. The unit may be equipped with a
higher PCB revision and software version.
Example for PT
Control Cabinet in Drive Station [43831121_005; 24.01.2018]
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Example for PB
Control Cabinet in Tension Station [43831121_006; 24.01.2018]
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2.2 * Operating Messages
Operating messages marked with an asterisk [∗∗∗∗]* are
described in more details next to the overview.
The operating state is shown on all displays alternately with

the last error.
Display Meaning
[F***] Initializing after power on
[F. .6] PCB not configured (see Bootloader Menu)
[**Pt] Identifier for PT
[**Pb] Identifier for PB
[**PA] Identifier for PA
[**P1] Identifier for P1
[**P2] Identifier for P2
[FPA]* Update parameters from P*
[J000] Application start
[FALS] Error during boot-up
[J003] Double input assignment. Two parameter numbers are
[IPL_] * shown additionally.
[J004] Double output assignment. Two parameter numbers are
[OPL_] * shown additionally.
[J006]
Real time clock not set
[rtc_] *
[J007] Parameters do not match. Value of P0060 of all PCBs is
[PArA] * shown additionally.
[J011]
Parameters not set
[StIC] *
[J220] Software versions of PCBs do not match. Software
[Soft] * version of all PCBs is shown additionally.
[J400] PCB communication error
[buS_]* Identifier of the concerned PCB is shown additionally.
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Display Meaning
[J500] Too many PCBs
[conF]* Identifier of the concerned PCB is shown additionally.
[J600] Parameter P0000 not same on all PCBs
[dEF]* Value of P0000 of all PCBs is shown additionally.
2
[J700] Parameters P0910 ... P0914 not same on all PCBs
[conb]* Identifier of the concerned PCB is shown additionally.
[Sd . .] Load Software from Semi6Card (see Bootloader Menu)
[.buS] PCB Configuration (see Bootloader Menu)
[St .8] Load Software for Sub Processor (see Bootloader Menu)
[LnFo] Show PCB information (see Bootloader Menu)
[CAUt] Warning message (see Warning Messages)
[done] Operation completed
[FdEL] Set all parameters to default
[b***] Normal operation. The last error is shown additionally.
[*.***] Safety circuit interruption @ EoS
[****.] JREM-E switched off
[***.*.] EoS mode
[r***] EoS mode
[**r.0.] Inspection operation
[**d0] Unit ready for operation
[**d*] Continuous operation
[**A*] Automatic operation
[**c*] Direction change operation
[***d] Down direction
[***u] Up direction
[**00] Checks in progress
[**LC] Light curtain active
[**oF] “Operation possible” deactivated. Remote control active.
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Display Meaning
[b_oF] Semi6Card in the card reader while EoS is off.
[nEoS] Engineer on Site mode is not active.
[Sd__] Semi6Card in process.
[rEAd]
[J003] - Double input assignment

 Verify that the indicated parameters are according to the control
cabinet sticker.
[J004] - Double output assignment

 Verify that the indicated parameters are according to the control
cabinet sticker.
[J006] - Set RTC

 Set the RTC to local time.
– Refer to the chapter “[U__r] - Set RTC”.
[J007] - Parameters do not match

 Set all parameters to default.
 Set all parameters according to the control cabinet sticker.
[J011] - Parameters not set

 Press the UP and DOWN buttons simultaneously to continue the
boot-up.
 Set all parameters to default.
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[J220] - Software versions do not match
The display will show the software version on all PCBs one
by one.
 Press the OK button. The display shows [__Pt] and the software
version.
 Use the DOWN button and select [__Pt] to send software PT  PB 2
or [__Pb] to send software PB  PT.
– The PCB must contain a software version according to the control
cabinet sticker.
 Press the UP button to confirm the selected PCB.
– The display starts to flash.
 Press the OK button to copy the software from the selected PCB to
all other PCBs.
[J400] - PCB communication error

 Check if each PCB is working well.
 Check termination of the communication bus.
 Check communication bus wiring and cables.
[J500] - Too many PCBs

 Check PCB configuration.
[J600] - Parameter P0000 not the same on all PCBs

 Check all PCBs that parameter P0000 is according to the cabinet
control sticker.
[J700] - Parameters P0910 ... P0914 not the same on all

PCBs
 Check all PCBs that parameters P0910 ... P0914 are according to
the cabinet control sticker.
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2.3 * Warning Messages
Warning messages which are not reset automatically can be
confirmed by pressing the OK button while the unit is in EoS
mode.
Display Meaning
[CAUt] Warning
[Sd__] Semi6Card expired
[EPrd]
[Sd__] Semi6Card expires in less than 60 days
[EPr_]
[60d ]
[too_]/ Overtemperature warning for P∗ PCB
[hot_]/
[__P∗]
[Lub_] Lubrication warning
[LU01] Oil level too low
[LU02] System leakage
[LU03] Oil level 2 too low
[LU11] MGSKS-R does not open
[LU12] MGSKS-L does not open
[LU13] MGSKA-R does not open
[LU14] MGSKA-L does not open
[LU15] MGSKHL does not open
[LU16] MGSKHL-R does not open
[LU17] MGSKHL-L does not open
[LU18] Lubrication, pressure not built up
[LU21] MGSKS-R has not opened at least once
[LU22] MGSKS-L has not opened at least once
[LU23] MGSKA-R has not opened at least once
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Display Meaning
[LU24] MGSKA-L has not opened at least once
[LU25] MGSKHL has not opened at least once
[LU26] MGSKHL-R has not opened at least once
[LU27] MGSKHL-L has not opened at least once 2
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2.4 * Error Messages
A recurring error is electronically locked.
EN 115
When an error is shown on the display permanently, the cause of the
error still exists and the error cannot be confirmed until the cause of
the error has been removed.
When an error is shown flashing (locked errors only) on the display it
can be confirmed with the OK button or DRES1 or DRES2.
The display will show additional errors if additional errors
have occurred.
ANSI
The display shows [E_Er] if an locked error has occurred.
 Press DRES2 or DRES3 to show the respective error.
 Press the OK button or DRES1 to confirm the error.
The display shows [E_Er] again if additional locked errors
have occurred.
The optional two digit digital display will display error

messages > [E_FF] alternating.
Error
Display Abbr. Note Correction
Message
[E_06] Service brake KB3 Locked  Confirm error
contact pick Check:
[E_07] Service brake KB4  Power supply of
contact pick brake solenoid
 Brake solenoid for
malfunction
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Error
Message
contact drop  Check function of
[E_09] Service brake KB2 service brake
contact drop 2
[E_0A] Service brake KB3
contact drop
[E_0b] Service brake KB4
contact drop
[E_0C] Safety brake KBA2 Locked  Confirm error
contact pick Check:
[E_0d] Safety brake KBA31  Power supply of
contact pick KBA32 brake solenoid
[E_0E] Safety brake KBA41  Brake solenoid for
contact pick KBA42 malfunction
[E_0F] Safety brake KBA1 Locked  Confirm error

safety brake
[E_10] Combplate KKP- Check:
contact, top TL  Combs for
left damage
 Steps for damage
 Combplate:
– returns to initial
position
– side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
– antilift screws are
set too low
– support plate is
very dirty
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Error
Message
[E_11] Handrail entry KHLE- Check:
contact, top TL  Handrail entry for
left trapped objects
 Rubber collar for
damage
correct setting
 Contact setting
[E_12] Skirt contact, KSL-TL Check:
top left  Objects trapped
between step and
skirting
 Visible damage of
steps or skirting
[E_14] Emergency DH-T  Check stop button
stop DH-B for damage
[E_15] Combplate KKP- Check:
contact, BL  Combs for
bottom left damage
 Steps for damage
 Combplate:
position
– side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
set too low
very dirty
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Error
Message
contact, BL  Handrail entry for
bottom left trapped objects
 Rubber collar for 2
damage
correct setting
 Contact setting
[E_17] Step chain KKS- Locked  Confirm error
tension BR Check:
contact, right  Step band
 Contact setting
 Spring tension
[E_18] 20 % motor INVA Locked  Confirm error
overspeed INVB Check:
 INVA, INVB
 Initiator setting
 Speed via [A_29]
[E_19] Drive chain INAK- Locked  Confirm error
contact, top TR  Release safety
right KAK- brake (if installed)
TR
Check:
 Chain tension
 Chain for
excessive
elongation
 Chain damage
[E_1A] Smoke KBFM- Check:
detector, top T  Smoke formation
 Cause of smoke
 Respective
component
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Error
Message
[E_1b] Handrail KHLB- Check handrail:
rupture, left L  Breakage or
damage
 Tension
[E_1C] Motor INVA Locked  Confirm error
underspeed INVB Check:
 INVA, INVB
 All three phases of
motor to ground
[E_1d] Step upthrust KUS-  Check for trapped
contact, top TL objects:
left – between riser
and rear edge of
next step
– between riser
and skirting
[E_1E] Combplate ITH-B  Remove ice and
heating, snow
bottom Check:
 Heating element
 PT100 sensor
[E_1F] Skirt contact, KSL- Check:
bottom left BL  Objects trapped
between step and
skirting
steps or skirting
[E_20] Handwheel KHW Locked  Confirm error
contact Check:
 Handwheel cover
 Contact setting
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Error
Message
[E_23] Combplate KKPV- Check:
contact, TL  Combs for
vertical, top damage
left  Steps for damage 2
 Combplate:
position
– side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
set too low
very dirty
[E_24] PTC resistor, PTC  Check motor
drive motor temperature
[E_25] Rotation INST- Locked  Confirm error
direction error, B_PB Check:
step band INST1-
 Rotation of drive
B
 Rotation of step
[E_26] Rotation INVA Locked band
direction error INVB  Presence of all
steps/pallets
 Sensor setting
[E_28] Step level KKA- Locked  Confirm error
contact, BL  Check steps for
bottom left damage and
deflection
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Error
Message
[E_29] Combplate KKPV- Check:
contact, BL  Combs for
vertical, damage
bottom left  Steps for damage
 Combplate:
position
– side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
set too low
very dirty
[E_2A] PT: Stop JH-T  Release JH-T
button, top
[E_2b] Handrail KHLB- Check handrail:
rupture, right R  Breakage or
damage
 Tension
[E_2C] PB: Stop JH-B  Release JH-B
button, bottom
[E_2d] Controlled FU_KS  Check error
drive failure message at GFU
 Bypass device if
defective
[E_2E] Stop button, JH-A  Release JH-A
external
control
cabinet
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Error
Message
[E_2F] Floor cover KDMR Check:
contact, top 1-T  Proper fit of floor
KDMR cover in frame
2-T  Contact setting 2
[E_32] Handrail INHL-L Check:
monitor 15 %  INHL
15 s, left  [t_07]
[E_33] Handrail INHL-R  Handrail speed
monitor 15 %  Try to stop
15 s, right handrail manually
contact pick Check:
 Power supply of
brake solenoid
malfunction
[E_35] Safety brake KBA1 Locked  Confirm error
contact pick Check:
 Pawl setting
 Pawl for free
movement
 Lifting solenoid of
pawl
[E_36] Step level KKA- Locked  Confirm error
contact, top TL  Check steps for
left damage and
deflection
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Error
Message
[E_39] Missing INST- Locked  Confirm error
step/pallet, T-PT Check:
top INVA  Step/pallet band
INVB for completeness
 Initiator
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
initiator
[E_3A] Initiator INST- Locked  Confirm error
defective, top T-PT Check:
INVA  Initiator
INVB
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
initiator
[E_3b] Missing INST- Locked  Confirm error
step/pallet, B-PT Check:
bottom INVA
 Step/pallet band
INVB
for completeness
 Initiator
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
initiator
[E_3C] Initiator INST- Locked  Confirm error
defective, B-PT Check:
bottom INVA
 Initiator
INVB
 [t_05], [t_06]
[E_3E] 20 % Step INST- Locked  Power supply of
band B-PT initiator
overspeed  Initiator setting
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Error
Message
[E_41] Key switch  Restart unit
stop
[E_42] Skirt contact, KSL- Check
top middle left TML  Trapped objects
2
between step and
skirting
steps or skirting
[E_43] Oil level gear KOLG-  Check oil level of
box, right R gear box
[E_44] Parameters Locked  Set parameter
lost P0000 according
to control cabinet
sticker and press
the OK button.
 Set all other
parameters
according to
control cabinet
sticker.
[E_45] Inspection  Close inspection
outlet cover cover
open  Activate “Engineer
on Site”
 Open inspection
cover
 Check function of
RRE-A, SRE-A
 JREM-E is off
[E_47] Remote stop RM-  Restart unit
STOP
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Error
Message
contact, top TR  Handrail entry for
right trapped objects
[E_49] Handrail entry KHLE-  Rubber collar for
contact, BR damage
bottom right  Rubber collar for
correct setting
 Contact setting
[E_4A] Combplate KKP- Check:
contact, top TR  Combs for
right damage
[E_4b] Combplate KKP-  Steps for damage
contact, BR  Combplate:
bottom right – returns to initial
position
– side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
set too low
very dirty
[E_4C] Safety circuit RSK1 No  Close inspection
interruption RSK2 feedback cover
SB of safety  Activate “Engineer
SR contacts on Site”
Check:
 Proper fit PCB
connector
 Voltage along
safety circuit
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Error
Message
[E_4E] Floor cover KDMR Check:
contact, 1-B  Proper fit of floor
bottom KDMR cover in frame
2-B  Contact setting 2
[E_4F] Shutdown  Restart unit
[E_53] Seismic KSEIS Check
monitor  Relay
 External
evaluation
[E_54] Pit light PHTK_ Check
barrier, B  Reflector
bottom  Setting of light
barrier
[E_55] Braking FU_K Check
resistor W  Contamination
 Resistance value
[E_56] Glass KGLP1 Check
cladding KGLP2  Proper seat of
monitor glass panel
 Contact setting
[E_57] Engineer on EoS  Check if error is
Site electronically
locked
[E_58] Light curtain LC- Check
active too long PE1  Display of light
LC- curtain controller
PE2 for defective light
barriers
 Step band in the
light curtain area
for error
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Error
Message
[E_59] Handrail INHLA- Check
displacement BL  Handrail transition
sensor, curve
bottom left
[E_5A] Handrail INHLA-
displacement BR
sensor,
bottom right
[E_5b] Handrail INHLA-
displacement TL
sensor, top
left
[E_5C] Handrail INHLA-
displacement TR
sensor, top
right
[E_5d] Handrail INHL-L Locked  Confirm error
monitor, left Check:
[E_5E] Handrail INHL-R  INHL
monitor, right  P0293, P0294
 [t_07]
 Handrail speed
 Try to stop
handrail manually
[E_5F] Safety brake KBA2 Locked  Confirm error
[E_60] Safety brake KBA31 safety brake
contact drop KBA32
[E_61] Safety brake KBA41
contact drop KBA42
[E_63] Water level KWL-T  Check drive
monitor, top station pit for water
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Error
Message
[E_64] Emergency DH-B  Check stop button
stop, bottom
[E_65] Start  Check key
command switches or start 2
pending button for damage
 Check connection
to BMS
[E_66] Remote stop  Check connection
via BMS to BMS
[E_67] PA system Locked  Confirm error
status Check:
 New error
message
 Parameter settings
[E_6C] SB dropout SB Locked  Confirm error
check  Check contactor
[E_6d] SR dropout SR-D
check SR1-D
SR-U
SR1-U
[E_6F] SYD dropout SY
check SD
[E_75] Drive chain INAK- Locked  Confirm error
contact, top TL  Release safety
left KAK- brake (if installed)
TL
Check:
 Chain tension
 Chain for
excessive
elongation
 Chain damage
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Error
Message
[E_76] Overheat PB Check:
monitoring of board  LHDC cable for
truss X6.1 short circuit
 24 VDC supply
 2.0 ... 6.4 VDC at
PB X 6.1
[E_77] Evacuation I- Check:
EVAK1  Safety relay
I-  Inputs
EVAK2
[E_78] End of I- Locked  Confirm error
evacuation EVAK1 Check:
I-  Reason for
EVAK2 evacuation travel
 Error history
[E_79] Fuse 110 VAC SIS2  Check 110 VAC
control voltage
[E_7A] Fuse main SIHM  Check main motor
motor fuses
 Check at double
drive:
– Equal load
conditions
[E_7b] Stop button, DH-  Check customer-
customer- BS2 provided stop
provided button
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Error
Message
[E_8d] Floor cover KDMR Locked  Confirm error
contact 5 s 1-T Check:
delay, top KDMR
 Proper fit of floor
2-T
cover in frame 2
[E_8E] Floor cover KDMR  Contact setting
contact 5 s 1-B
delay, bottom KDMR
2-B
[E_8F] Step level KKA- Locked  Confirm error
contact, top TR  Check steps for
right damage and
[E_90] Step level KKA- deflection
contact, BR
bottom right
contact pick Check:
 Power supply of
brake solenoid
malfunction
[E_9d] Emergency DH-M  Check DH-M for
stop damage
[E_A0] PB hardware  Check 24 VDC at
reset P01
[E_A1] PT hardware
reset
[E_A2] PA hardware
reset
[E_A3] P1 hardware
reset
[E_A4] P2 hardware
reset
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Error
Message
[E_A5] Blocking KBV-L  Remove blocking
device, left device
[E_A6] Step chain KKS- Locked  Confirm error
tension BL Check:
contact
 Step band
bottom, left
 Contact setting
 Spring tension
[E_A7] Step chain link KKL-L Check:
contact, left  Step chain
[E_A8] Step chain link KKL-R  Lubrication of step
contact, right chain
[E_b0] PT reset  Check next error
entry and correct
[E_b1] PB reset
[E_b2] PA reset
[E_b3] P1 reset
[E_b4] P2 reset
[E_b8] Bus retry  Check connecting
reset line
[E_b9] Buffer full  Check of quickly
reset activated inputs
[E_bA] Wrong Check:
message  Connecting line
reset  Incorrect devices
connected
[E_bb] Time-out reset  Check connecting
line
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Error
Message
[E_bC] Flash reset  Set parameter to
default
 Program
parameter 2
according to
control cabinet
sticker
[E_Cb] 24 VDC  Check 24 VDC
voltage reset supply
[E_CC] 40 % Motor INVA Locked  Confirm error
overspeed INVB  Release safety
brake (if installed)
Check:
 INVA, INVB
 Power supply of
initiator
[E_d1] Smoke KBFM- Check:
detector, B  Smoke formation
bottom  Cause of smoke
 Respective
component
[E_d2] Skirt contact, KSL- Check
middle left ML  Trapped objects
between step and
skirting
steps or skirting
[E_d3] Phase failure RKPH  Measure all three
phases to ground
 Check direction of
rotation of main
line
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Error
Message
[E_d6] Blocking KBV-R  Check blocking
device, right device
[E_d7] Combplate ITH-T  Remove ice and
heating, top snow
Check:
 Heating element
 PT100 sensor
[E_d8] Step upthrust KUS-  Check for trapped
contact, BL objects:
bottom left – between riser
and rear edge of
next step
– between riser
and skirting
[E_d9] Brake lining INBB-R  Check brake lining
monitor, right  Replace brake
lining if minimum is
reached
[E_dA] Stop button, DH-BS  Check function of
customer- RHBS
provided
[E_db] Water level KWL-B  Check tension
monitor, station pit for water
bottom
[E_dF] Shutdown KDS  Check lubrication
with system:
lubrication – level switch
failure – pressure switch
– tubes for kinks
[E_E4] PB Over- PB Tension station too
temperature PCB warm
 Cool tension
station
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Error
Message
[E_E5] PT Over- PT Drive station too
 Cool drive station
[E_E6] PA Over- PA Machine room too
2
 Cool machine
room
[E_EA] Braking INVA Locked  Confirm error
distance 20 % INVB Check:
exceeded
 Braking distance
 INVA, INVB
 Power supply of
initiator
[E_Eb] Consecutive RKH1-  Start the downside
operation, B unit in line
down RKH2-
B
[E_Ed] Emergency DH Unit specific
stop 2
[E_F2] PT system Locked  Confirm error
status Check:
[E_F3] PB system  New error
status message
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Error
Message
[E_F8] Braking INVA Locked  Confirm error
distance too INVB Check:
short  Braking distance
 INVA, INVB
 Power supply of
initiator
[E_F9] Pit light PHTK_ Check:
barrier, top T  Reflector
 Setting of light
barrier
[E_FA] Glass KGLP1 Locked  Confirm error
cladding KGLP2 Check:
monitor 5 s  Seat of glass
delay panels
 KGLP1, KGLP2
[E_Fb] Speed sensor INVA Locked  Confirm error
difference INVB Check:
20 %
 INVA, INVB
[E_FC] Handrail INHL-L Locked  Confirm error
monitor 15 % INHL-R Check:
15 s, both INST-
 Sensor
B-PB
 [t_07]
 Handrail speed
 Try to stop the
handrail manually
[E_Fd] Consecutive RKH1- Locked  Confirm error
operation B  Check downside
delay, down RKH2- unit input
B
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Error
Message
[E_FE] Consecutive RKH1-  Start the upside
operation up T unit in line
RKH2-
T 2
[E_FF] Consecutive RKH1- Locked  Confirm error
operation T  Check upside unit
delay, up RKH2- input
T
[E100] SGBA drop SGBA1 Locked  Confirm error
out check SGBA2  Check contactor
RGBA1
RGBA2
[E101] SNBA drop SNBA1
out check SNBA2
RRUN
1
RRUN
2
[E102] SBFU drop SBFU Locked  Confirm error
out check Check:
 SBFU
 GFU braking
operation
[E103] Safety chain RSK1 Locked  Confirm error
signal 5 s RSK2 Check:
delay
 RSK1, RSK2
 Safety chain
[E104] Information ISF1 Check:
safety ISF2  Connector X2.9 -
function PB 13
 Communication
line
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Error
Message
[E105] P1 system Locked  Confirm error
status Check:
[E106] P2 system  New error
status message
[E107] Fire alarm, KFM- Check:
customer- BS  Fire alarm system
provided of customer
 Wiring in controller
[E108] Combplate KKPV- Check:
contact, BR  Combs for
vertical, damage
bottom right  Steps for damage
[E109] Combplate KKPV-  Combplate:
contact, TR – returns to initial
vertical, top position
right – side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
set too low
very dirty
[E10A] Brake lining INBB-L  Check brake lining
monitor, left  Replace brake
lining if minimum is
reached
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Error
Message
[E10b] Skirt contact, KSL- Check:
bottom right BR  Objects trapped
[E10C] Skirt contact, KSL- between step and
middle right MR skirting 2
[E10d] Skirt contact, KSL- steps or skirting
top right TR
[E10E] Skirt contact, KSL-
top middle TMR
right
[E10F] Step upthrust KUS-  Check for trapped
contact, BR objects:
bottom right – between riser
[E110] Step upthrust KUS- and rear edge of
contact, top TR next step
right – between riser
and skirting
[E111] Fuse main SIHM-L  Check main motor
motor, left fuses
 Check at double
drive:
– Equal load
conditions
[E112] Oil level gear KOLG-  Check oil level of
box, left L gear box
[E113] Emergency DH-A  Check DH-A for
stop, external damage
controller
[E114] 24 VDC  Check 24 VDC
monitoring supply
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Error
Message
[E115] INV same INVA Locked  Confirm error
signal INVB Check:
 INVA, INVB
 Sensor setting
 Wiring of
INVA/INVB
[E117] PCB Flash Locked  Confirm error
fault  Check power
supply
 Set all parameters
and history to
default
[E118] Electrical Locked  Confirm error
braking too  Check parameters
long of GFU
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Error ≥ [E500] must be confirmed by switching the power off
and on.
Error
Message
[E500] No system Locked 2
fault active
[E501] - System
[E514] module invalid
[E520] On-board  Check +24 VDC
power supply
fault
[E521] Application
data wrong
[E522] System error
overflow
[E523] System timer
overflow
[E524] System
condition
overflow
[E525] Logical input
overflow
[E526] Interrupt
missing
[E527] SRECS
module
overflow
[E528] ADC self-test  Check +24 VDC
failed
[E529] CRC check  Check SRECS
failed parameter
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Error
Message
[E52A] Safety  Check SRECS
parameter parameter
check failed
[E52b] User mode
violation
[E52C] ECC error  Set parameter to
default
 Program
parameter
[E52d] System
unhandled
exception
[E52E] Error from INVA  Check that signals
motor sensor INVB from INVA/INVB
not equal
[E530] System clock Locked
error
[E531] Dual input  Check connection
mismatch to PCB
[E533] SRECS
protection
violation
[E534] Sink output  Check sink output
overload connection
[E535] CRC check
failed
[E536] System status
check failed
[E537] Lock step
mode failure
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Error
Message
[E539] PCB  Check
temperature temperature of
failed PCB
[E53A] ADC voltage  Check +24 VDC 2
check
[E53b] On-board
circuit check
fault
[E53C] SBC status
check fault
[E53d] System input
fault
[E53E] MISR  Check software
mismatch version
[E53F] XOCS clock
wrong
[E540] IRCOSC Locked
clock wrong
[E541] MC_RGM
configuration
wrong
[E542] On-board
diagnosis
wrong
[E543] SRECS
runtime
exceeds
[E544] 24 VDC fault
[E545] Maximum  Check +24 VDC
system
number
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2.5 * Main Menu
Some menu functions can only be activated by the
Semi6Card with the corresponding access level or via
FCOM6.
Only in EoS mode all menu functions are available.
The operator level is always accessible without the

Semi6Card and EoS mode.
 Activate the EoS mode.
 Insert the Semi6Card into the card reader or connect FCOM6.
 Enter the main menu by pressing the ESC and OK buttons
simultaneously until the display shows [U__C].
 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the desired function.
 Press the OK button to activate the function.
 The ESC button can be used at any time to abort the function and
return to the previous selection if not mentioned different.
Display Function
[U__C] Error history
[U__A] Display of operating data
[U__t] Technical tests
[U__P] Parameters
[U__r] Set RTC
[U__d] Data update
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2.5.1 [U__C] - Error History
This functions shows the most recently stored errors.
While entering this function the last stored error is shown.
 Use the UP button to show the next older error or DOWN button to
show the next younger error. 2
 Press the ESC button to leave the function. A marker [_SFd] is set
at the beginning.
Display Function
[C∗∗∗] Error history identifier
[CSFd] Marker where the history was read out
[CStA] Beginning of history reached
[CEnd] End of history reached
[C_∗∗] Error entry
[C3∗∗] Operating state on
[C312] Evacuation operation on
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2.5.2 * [U__A] - Display of Operating Data
 Press the OK button to show the value of the function.
 The ESC button can be used at any time to abort the function and
return to the previous selection if not mentioned different.
* = More information at the following pages.
Access
Display Function [Unit] Level
O M S
[A_01]* Braking distance, service brake [cm] √ √ √
[A_02] Automatic time [s] √
[A_03]* Automatic state √
[A_05] Service hour meter, travel ≤ 9999 [h] √ √ √
[A_11] Service hour meter, up travel ≤ 9999 [h] √ √ √
[A_12] Service hour meter, down travel ≤ 9999 [h] √ √ √
[A_13] Service hour meter, crawling ≤ 9999 [h] √ √ √
[A_14] Software version √ √ √
[A_20] Minimum required FCOM6 version √ √ √
[A_21] Step band speed [m/s] √ √ √
[A_23] Combplate temperature, bottom [°C] √
[A_24] Combplate temperature, top [°C] √
[A_25] PB machine room temperature [°C] √
[A_26] PT machine room temperature [°C] √
[A_27] PA machine room temperature [°C] √
[A_29] Motor speed [rpm] √
Step chain running [km]
[A_30] √ √ √
Display [__∗∗]/[∗∗∗∗] = ∗∗∗∗∗∗ km
[A_31] Motor speed minimum [rmp] √
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Access
Display Function [Unit] Level
O M S
[A_32] Motor speed maximum [rmp] √
[A_36] Operating hours ≤ 9999 [h] √ √ √ 2
[A_37] Service hour meter, travel [h]
√ √ √
Display [∗∗∗∗]/[∗∗∗∗] = ******** h
[A_38] Service hour meter, up travel [h]
√ √ √
Display [∗∗∗∗]/[∗∗∗∗] = ******** h
[A_39] Service hour meter, down travel [h]
√ √ √
Display [∗∗∗∗]/[∗∗∗∗] = ******** h
[A_40] Service hour meter, crawling [h]
√ √ √
Display [∗∗∗∗]/[∗∗∗∗] = ******** h
[A_41] Operating hours [h]
√ √ √
Display [∗∗∗∗]/[∗∗∗∗] = ******** h
[A_42] Step chain running [km]
√ √ √
Display [**∗∗]/[∗∗∗∗] = ∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗ km
[A_43]* Warning messages of CUBE √ √ √
[A_44]* Warning messages of ALCD3 (addr. 1) √ √ √
[A_47]* Warning messages of FIP √ √ √
[A_48]* Semi6Card User Level √ √ √
[A_49] RTC Display [YYYY]/[MM.DD]/[hh.mm] √ √ √
[A_50] Baseline software version √ √ √
[A_51] Handrail speed, right [mm/s] √ √ √
[A_52] Handrail speed, left [mm/s] √ √ √
[A_53]* Event logging √ √ √
[A_54]* Double sensor bottom √
[A_55]* Double sensor top √
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[A_01] - Braking Distance: Service Brake
If the unit-specific braking distance is not available (for
example, control cabinet sticker) refer to the table below.
Braking Distance without Load
Down Travel
Speed [m/s] Braking Distance without Load [cm]
≤ 0.5 20 ... 25
0.60 27 ... 32
0.65 30 ... 35
0.75 40 ... 45
Braking Distance with Load
Down Travel
Speed [m/s] Minimum braking Maximum braking
distance without distance with full Load
Load [cm] [cm]
0.50 20 100
0.65 30 130
0.75 40 150
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[A_03] - Automatic State
Display Function
[∗∗∗0] No transmitter malfunction
No transmitter malfunction. The entrance monitoring
[∗∗∗1] system was interrupted. Waiting for the signal from the 2
skirt light barrier.
[∗∗∗2] Entrance monitoring defective
[∗∗∗3] Skirt light barrier defective
[∗∗∗4] 1 of 2 entrance monitoring defective bottom
[∗∗∗5] 1 of 2 entrance monitoring defective top
[∗∗∗6] 1 of 2 skirt light barrier defective bottom
[∗∗∗7] 1 of 2 skirt light barrier defective top
Automatic start of the automatic time
Display Function
[∗00∗] No automatic start of the automatic time
[∗01∗] Since lubrication is active
[∗02∗] Since heating is active
[∗03∗] Due to FU-KG
[∗04∗] Due to FU-DD
[∗07∗] Due to consecutive operation
[∗08∗] Due to continuous operation
[∗11∗] Due to too low temperatures, top
[∗12∗] Due to too slow speed in crawling mode
[∗14∗] Due to evacuation
[∗16∗] Acceleration limitation
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Entrance monitoring system sensors
If more than one sensor is interrupted, numbers are added.
Display Passenger Detection

EM-BR PHS-B PHS-T EM-TL
[-∗∗∗]
[1∗∗∗] X
[2∗∗∗] X
[3∗∗∗] X X
[4∗∗∗] X
[5∗∗∗] X X
[6∗∗∗] X X
[7∗∗∗] X X X
[8∗∗∗] X
[9∗∗∗] X X
[A∗∗∗] X X
[b∗∗∗] X X X
[C∗∗∗] X X
[d∗∗∗] X X X
[E∗∗∗] X X X
[F∗∗∗] X X X X
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[A_43] - [A_47] - Modbus Slave Warnings
Use the UP button to show the next older warning message
or DOWN button to clear this warning message if not active.
Display Function
[0000] No warning 2
[1∗∗∗] Slave offline
[2∗∗∗] Wrong checksum
[4∗∗∗] Wrong data received
[8∗∗∗] False response
[∗∗∗2] Exception code 01
[∗∗1∗] Exception code 04
[∗1∗∗] Exception code 08
[∗4∗∗] Exception code 0A
[∗8∗∗] Exception code 0B
[A_48] - Semi6Card User Level

Display: [L_**]/[YYYY]/[MM.DD] = Access level / Expiration date.
Access level
[L_10] = O = Operator
[L_40] = M = Maintenance
[L_70] = S = Specialist.
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[A_53] - Event Logging
Display Function
[∗0∗∗] No event recording
[∗1∗∗] Recording active
[∗∗∗1] I/O changes recording
[∗∗1∗] State changes recording
Recording active
[0∗∗∗] No event recording
[1∗∗∗] Recording active
[A_54] [A_55] - Automatic Sensor Status bottom/top

Display Function [A_54] [A_55]
[∗∗∗0] 0 V = no detection
EM-BL EM-TL
[∗∗∗1] 24 V = passenger detection
[∗∗0∗] 0 V = no detection
EM-BR EM-TR
[∗∗1∗] 24 V = passenger detection
[∗0∗∗] 0 V = no detection
PHS2-B PHS2-T
[∗1∗∗] 24 V = passenger detection
[0∗∗∗] 0 V = no detection
PHS-B PHS-T
[1∗∗∗] 24 V = passenger detection
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2.5.3 * [U__t] - Technical Tests
DANGER
No Passengers on the Unit during a Technical Test.
Passenger on the unit while running a technical test will result in death
or serious injury. 2
Do not allow any passengers on the unit while running a technical
test.
* = More information at the following pages.
If the procedure of technical tests is not mentioned separately, do the

following steps:
 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the desired technical test.
 Press the OK button to confirm the selected test. The display shows
[t_d.0.].
 Run the unit with the maintenance operating panel in the desired
direction.
 Wait until the unit stops after a short time of travel.
 Press the ESC button several times until the display shows [E_*.*.].
 Make sure that the displayed error is correct.
 Clear the error with the OK button.
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Access
Display Test Error Level
O M S
[t_05]* Check of INST at PB √
[t_06]* Check of INST at PT √
[t_07]* Check of INHL √
[t_13]* Check of INVA/INVB √
[t_18]* Fine tuning for GFU-C √
[t_26]* Combplate heating, bottom √
[t_27]* Combplate heating, top √
[t_35]* Controller cooling √ √ √
[t_36]* Controller heating √ √ √
[t_37]* Lubrication √
[t_47]* Check of Y-Δ √ √ √
[t_48]* Safety brake (GFUP off) √ √ √
[t_49]* Braking distance (GFUP off) √ √ √
[t_58]* Braking distance with MOP √ √ √
[t_59]* Service brake contact √ √ √
[t_60]* Service brake feedback [E_34] √ √ √
[t_61] 20 % Overspeed [E_18] √ √ √
[t_62] 20 % INVA-INVB difference [E_Fb] √ √ √
[t_63]* Missing step/pallet with MOP [E_39] √ √ √
[E_3b]
[t_64]* Handrail speed monitor [E_32] √ √ √
[E_33]
[t_65] 40 % Overspeed [E_CC] √ √ √
[t_66] 40 % Overspeed without 20 % [E_CC] √ √ √
[t_67] ± 20 % Handrail speed difference [E_FC] √ √ √
[t_68] Consecutive operation with MOP √ √ √
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Access
Display Test Error Level
O M S
[t_69]* Interlock all errors √ √ √
[t_70] Lighting test √ √ √ 2
[t_71]* Direction indicator test, top √ √ √
[t_72]* Electrical braking too long [E118] √ √ √
[t_73]* Direction indicator test, bottom √ √ √
[t_05] [t_06] [t_07] [t_13] - Functional Checks

[t_05] for INST-B is only shown at PB.
[t_06] for INSTs is only shown at PT.
[t_07] for INHLs is only shown at PB.
[t_13] for INVA/INVB is only shown at PT.
 Select the desired technical test.
 Run the unit with the maintenance operating panel.
– The display will show the function of the INSTs / INHLs.
Display Function [t_05/06] [t_07] [t_13]

[∗∗∗0] 0 V = no detection
INST-B INHL-R INVB
[∗∗∗1] 24 V = material detected
[0∗∗∗] 0 V = no detection
INST-T INHL-L INVA
[1∗∗∗] 24 V = material detected
[t_18] - Fine Tuning for GFU-C

– Only possible if P0193 = 12 or 13.
– Only possible with maintenance operating panel.
 Enter the Fine-Tuning menu on the GFU-C.
 Run the unit with the maintenance operating panel in up direction.
 Start the fine-tuning on the GFU-C.
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 Keep the unit running until the fine tuning has finished.
[t_26] [t_27] - Combplate Heating

[t_26] for combplate heating bottom.
– Only possible if P0061 > 999.
– Suppresses error [E_1E] for two hours.
[t_27] for combplate heating top.

– Only possible if P0062 > 999.
– Suppresses error [E_d7] for two hours.
 Verify if the corresponding heating device is working.
Display Function
[t∗∗1] Shutdown due to frost
[t∗1∗] Combplate temperature > +70 °C
[t1∗∗] Combplate temperature < -30 °C
[t_35] [t_36] - Cooling/Heating

[t_35] for cooling fans:
At least one of the outputs RCO1 - 3 must be assigned to a
hardware pin.
[t_36] for heating devices:

At least one of the outputs RHE1, RHE-B, RHE-T must be
assigned to a hardware pin.
 The outputs can be activated individual by using the UP button.
 Verify if the corresponding cooling or heating device is working.
Output Active
Display
[t_35] [t_36]
[t__0] RCO1, RCO2, RCO3 RHE1, RHE-B, RHE-T
[t__1] RCO1 RHE1
[t__2] RCO2 RHE-B
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Output Active
Display
[t_35] [t_36]
[t__3] RCO3 RHE-T
[t_37] - Lubrication
Possible messages that may occur during a subtest:
2
Display Feedback after test
[L∗_0] Subtest not yet activated
[L∗_1] Subtest running
[L∗_2] Subtest completed
[L∗_3] Subtest stopped manually
[L∗_4] Subtest stopped: Low oil level
[L∗_5] Subtest stopped: Leak or pressure cannot be decreased
or maximum number of strokes reached.
[L∗_6] Subtest not possible at the moment
 Press the OK button to confirm the message.
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Downdraft Lubrication with Valves
Only possible if P0084 is not mentioned on the control
cabinet sticker. (P0084 = 2 by default).
 Press the OK button to start the selected subtest.
 Press the UP button to stop a running subtest.
 Press the OK button to confirm the result of the subtest.
Possible subtests:
Display Function
[LACt] Automatic lubrication cycle is active
[L2_∗] Opens the step chain valves for P0003 seconds
[L4_∗] Opens the drive and handrail drive chain valves for P0006
seconds
[LA_∗] Immediate lubrication: Lubrication starts at travel
[Lb_∗] Initial lubrication starts at travel (step chain for 60 minutes,
drive and handrail drive chain for 12 minutes)
[LC_∗] Skip overtravel time: Unit can stop in automatic operation
[Ld_∗] Start pause time: Unit can stop in automatic operation
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Automatic Lubrication with Piston Pump
Only possible if P0084 = 3 or 4.
Chain lubrication is active for 200 strokes only.

2
 Press the UP button to switch over to the next subtest.
Possible subtests:
Display Function
[L0_∗] Complete filling of lubrication system
[L1_∗] Leakage test
[L2_∗] Right step chain
[L3_∗] Left step chain
[L4_∗] Right drive chain
[L5_∗] Left drive chain
[L6_∗] Handrail drive chain
[L7_∗] Right handrail drive chain
[L8_∗] Left handrail drive chain
[L9_∗] Fill distributor
[Lb_∗] Initial lubrication starts at travel (3 consecutive cycles)
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Lubricant Dosing System
Only possible if P0084 = 5.

 Press the UP or ESC button to stop a running subtest.
Possible subtests:
Display Function
[L2_∗] Opens the step chain valves for 12 minutes
[L4_∗] Opens the drive and handrail drive chain valves for 12
minutes
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Automatic Lubrication with Gear Pump and Throttle Elements

 Press the UP button to stop a running subtest. 2
Possible subtests:
Display Function
[L2_∗] Opens the step chain valves for P0003 seconds
[L4_∗] Opens the drive and handrail drive chain valves for P0006
seconds
drive and handrail drive chain for 12 minutes)
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Automatic Lubrication with Gear Pump and Dosing Elements

Possible subtests:
Display Function
[L2_∗] Starts lubrication for P0003 seconds
drive and handrail drive chain for 12 minutes if valve is
fitted)
[t_47] - Check of Y-Δ

The electrical braking of the GFUP (if fitted) is deactivated.

 If P0193 = 1, 7, 12, 13:
– The unit starts in Y (SN and SY contactor).
– After 20 seconds the unit switches to Δ (SN and SD contactor).
– After 20 seconds the unit switches to Y (SN and SY contactor).
 If P0193 = 3:
– The unit starts with GFUP and Δ (SFU and SD contactor).
 If P0193 = 4:
– The unit starts with GFUP and Δ (SFU and SD contactor).
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– After 20 seconds the unit switches to GFUP and Δ (SFU and SD
contactor).
 If P0193 = 17, 18:
– The unit starts in Y (SN and SY contactor).
– After 20 seconds the unit switches to Y (SN and SY contactor). 2
– After 20 seconds the unit switches to GFU and Δ (SFU and SD
contactor).
[t_48] - Safety Brake (GFUP off)

 Run the unit with the maintenance operating panel in down

direction.
– The service brake is kept open automatically.
 Wait until the unit stops.
[t_49] - Braking Distance (GFUP off)


direction.
 Stop the unit: The display shows the braking distance in
centimeters.
[t_58] - Braking Distance with MOP

direction.
 Stop the unit: The display shows the braking distance in
centimeters.
[t_59] - Service Brake Contact

 Push and release the service brake lever.
– The display shows the status of the contact.
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Display Status
[∗∗∗0] KB1 in stop mode
[∗∗∗1] KB1 in run mode
[∗∗0∗] KB2 in stop mode
[∗∗1∗] KB2 in run mode
[∗0∗∗] KB3 in stop mode
[∗1∗∗] KB3 in run mode
[0∗∗∗] KB4 in stop mode
[1∗∗∗] KB4 in run mode
[t_60] - Service Brake Feedback

– The service brake will not pick-up and block the movement of the
drive.
 Wait until the unit stops with error [E_34].
[t_63] - Missing Step/Pallet with MOP

 Remove one step/pallet.
 Run the unit with the maintenance operating panel until the unit
stops:
– [E_39] Missing step/pallet top
– [E_3b] Missing step/pallet bottom.
 Install step/pallet.
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[t_64] - Handrail Speed Monitor
 Remove wire of INHL at PB.
 Run the unit with the maintenance operating panel until the unit
stops:
– Connector PB X1.16 → [E_32] INHL-L
– Connector PB X2.15 → [E_33] INHL-R 2
 Reconnect wire.
[t_69] - All Errors Locked

Used to check non-locked errors if the display is too far to
verify the error message.
[t_71] [t_73] - Direction Indicator Test

[t_71] for direction indicator at top.
[t_73] for direction indicator at bottom.
 Press the UP button to set the direction indicator to green.

 Press the DOWN button to set the direction indicator to red.
[t_72] - Electrical Braking too long

Only possible with GFUP.
 Set the deceleration time of the GFUP to 5 seconds.

 Start the unit with the MOP until nominal speed is reached.
 Release the buttons of the MOP.
– The unit stops by the electrical brake
– Display shows [E118]
 Confirm the error.
 Set the deceleration time of the GFUP to the original time.
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2.5.4 * [U__P] - Parameters
Parameter settings depends on the unit. Incorrect settings
may cause malfunctions.
Any change of a parameter must be documented on all

control cabinet stickers.
Parameter P0000 is editable without Semi6Card if all

parameters are set to default ([E_44]).
Lubrication parameters are editable without Semi6Card.

[PP22]: P0003, P0006, P0008 ... P0015, P0026, P0039.
 Activate the EoS mode.
 Insert the Semi6Card into the card reader of the PCB or connect
FCOM6.
 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the desired authorization.
Access
Display Editable Parameters Level
O M S
[PP00] All read-only √ √ √
[PP22] P0001 ... P0499, P0600 ... P0999 √
[PP55] P0001 ... P0499, P0900 ... P0999, √
P3000 ... P3512
[PP77] P0001 ... P0999, P3000 ... P3512 √
[PP99] All except P0001 √
 Press the OK button to confirm the selection.

 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the desired parameter.
 Press the OK button to confirm the parameter.
– The current value of the parameter is shown.
 Use the UP or DOWN button to change the value of the parameter.
 Press the OK button to store the new value or the ESC button to
cancel the storage.
 Press the ESC button until the display shows [U---].
– A boot-up is triggered automatically.
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Not all parameters are listed.
Par. Parameter De- Range Description

No. fault [Unit]
P0000 DEFAULT-SET 0 0 0: No operation
2
1 1: Operational
P0002 ECOMAXTIME 60 60 ... 1000 Maximum Δ
[s] operation time for
ECO
P0003 LUBRICATIONTIME 720 0 ... 9999 Downdraft
1 [s] lubrication and
geared pump:
Time for step chain
P0005 YDMAXTIME 70 10 ... 100 Maximum starting
[0.1 s] time in Y operation
P0006 LUBRICATIONTIME 720 0 ... 9999 Downdraft

2 [s] lubrication and
geared pump:
Time for handrail
and drive chain
P0008 LUBRICATION- 25 3 ... 9999 Lubrication pause
PAUSE-KM [km]
P0009 RUNNING METER 500 10 ... 2000 Overtravel after
AFTER [m] lubrication
LUBRICATION
P0010 LUBRICATION- 0 0 ... 9999 Piston pump:
MGSKS-R Lubrication strokes
for right step chain
MGSKS-L Lubrication strokes
for left step chain
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No. fault [Unit]
MGSKA-R Lubrication strokes
for right drive chain
MGSKA-L Lubrication strokes
for left drive chain
MGSKHL Lubrication strokes
for handrail drive
chain
MGSKHL-R Lubrication strokes
for right handrail
drive chain
P0016 AUTOMATICTIME 9999 12 ... 9999 Time for automatic
[s] operation
P0017 DHBUZZERTIME 0 0 ... 9999 Buzzer activation

[s] time after
emergency stop
P0018 JSO1-TIME 0 0 ... 9999 Time for P0226
P0019 JSO2-TIME 0 0 ... 9999 Time for P0227
P0020 GFU-RSF-TIME 0 0 Time for crawling
10 ... 9999 0: No limit
[s]
P0021 LA-GR 0 5 ... 20 Flashing time for
[0.1 s] green direction
indicator
P0022 LA-RT 0 5 ... 20 Flashing time for
[0.1 s] red direction
indicator
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No. fault [Unit]
P0023 INHLA-TIME 20 0 ... 100 Delay time for
[0.1 s] handrail
displacement
P0024 KBFM-TIME 0 0 ... 300 Delay time for
2
[s] smoke detector
P0025 BUZZERTIME 0 0 0: Inactive

ENTR. 0001 ... 00 xx01 ... xx30: Time
MONITORING 00xx: Buzzer time
30 when entering
1001 ... against travel
1030 10xx: Buzzer time
when entering
2001 ... against travel (one
2030 buzzer only)
[s] 20xx: Buzzer time
when entering
against travel (one
buzzer, skirt light
barrier)
MGSKHL-L Lubrication strokes
for left handrail
drive chain
P0028 MGBA-RELEASE- 0 0 ... 20 Delay time for
DELAY [0.1 s] safety brake in UP
direction
P0029 TEMPERATURE 0 0 Minimum PT
FOR CRAWLING 5 ... 40 temperature for
[°C] crawling
0: Inactive
P0030 HEAT ERROR 0 0 ... 3600 Buzzer and delay
DELAY [s] time for heating
errors
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No. fault [Unit]
P0034 START MODE 0 0 ... 3 0: Without light
curtain
1: Remote start
with light curtain
2: Always with light
curtain
3: Remote start
with light curtain,
local start with light
curtain if active
P0035 REMOTE STOP 0 0 ... 3 0: Inactive
MODE 1: Only during
travel
2: Without persons
3: After voice
announcement
P0036 EVACUATION 0 0 0: Inactive
MODE 1 ... 4 1 ... 4: Evac. with
11 ... 14 speed 1 ... 4
21 ... 24 1x: Evac. in up
direction with
speed x
2x: Evac. in down
direction with
speed x
P0037 LIGHTCURTAIN 1 0 0: Start only with
START MODE 1 next person
1: Start after
troubleshooting
P0039 VSKA-R TIME 200 0 ... 9999 Lubrication time for
[s] drive and handrail
chain
P0041 SWITCHOVER 400 60 ... 2000 Switchover time
TIME SFU SN [ms] from SFU to SN
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No. fault [Unit]
P0042 SWITCHOVER 400 60 ... 2000 Switchover time
TIME SN SFU [ms] from SN to SFU
P0043 VOICE ANN.TIME 0 0 ... 30 Voice ann. time at
REM. START remote start
2
P0044 VOICE ANN.TIME 0 0 ... 30 Voice ann. time at
REM. STOP remote stop
P0045 AUTOSTART- 0 0 ... 30 Buzzer time when
BUZZER-TIME [s] entered from
correct side
P0046 RIDE THROUGH 0 0 0: Standard
1 1: No stop at short
power failure
P0051 RKPH DELAY 0 0 ... 300 Delay timer for
[ms] RKPH
P0054 VHE1- 7 5 ... 70 Temperature of

TEMPERATURE [°C] control cabinet
heating
P0058 ERROR OVER 65 5 ... 70 Shutdown
TEMP VALUE [°C] overtemperature
P0059 WARNING OVER 50 5 ... 70 Warning

TEMPERATURE [°C] overtemperature
VALUE
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No. fault [Unit]
P0061 HKB 7 0 Heating of
1000 ... 10 combplate.
25 First digit:
3000 ... 30 0: No heating
25 10xx: Heating
[°C] without frost check
P0062 HKT 30xx: Heating with
frost check third
and fourth digits:
Temperature
setting for heating
P0084 LUBRICATION 2 0 Lubrication:
2 ... 4 0: No
6 2: Downdraft with
multiple valves
3: One stroke
piston pump
4: Two stroke
piston pump
6: Gear pump
P0085 BUZZER BEFORE 0 0 ... 15 Buzzer time before
START [s] start-up
P0096 OPERATION MODE 0 0 ... 3 0: No automatic

operation
1: Automatic
operation active
2: Direction
change operation
3: Automatic
operation with skirt
light barriers
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No. fault [Unit]
P0097 AUTOMATIC 0 0 ... 3 0: Continuous/
OPTION automatic
operation
1: Automatic 2
operation only
2: Automatic
operation only and
JFUD switch
3: Automatic
operation and
direction change
P0100 LIGHTCURTAIN 0 0 0: No light curtain
TYPE 1 1: Esca-Scan
P0102 DIRECTION LOCK 0 0 ... 2 0: No limit
1: Key switch start
in UP direction not
possible
2: Key switch start
in DOWN direction
not possible
P0104 ENTRANCE 0 0 0: Acceleration
MONITORING 20 when entering
against travel
20: No
acceleration
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No. fault [Unit]
P0109 DIRECTION 0 0 ... 7 0: Standard
INDICATOR 1: Red at EoS
2: Red flashing at
light curtain restart
3: Flashing at start-
up and direction
change
4: 2+red at stop
5: Red flashing
until key or light
curtain start
6: Sequential skirt
7: Rotating skirt
P0110 COMM. PROT. PT 9 6 Communication

BMS 9 BMS protocol:
P0112 COMM. PROT. PB 11 6: group bus
BMS 13 9: Modbus-GLT
11: Modbus-FIP
P0114 COMM. PROT. PA
13: Modbus
BMS
master
P0116 COMM. PROT. P1
BMS
P0118 COMM. PROT. P2
BMS
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No. fault [Unit]
P0119 COMM. ADDRESS 0 0 ... 255 Communication
PT BMS BMS address
P0120 COMM. ADDRESS
PB BMS
2
P0121 COMM. ADDRESS
PA BMS
P0122 COMM. ADDRESS
P1 BMS
P0123 COMM. ADDRESS
P2 BMS
P0129 COMM. HB. PT BMS 0 0 Communication
10 ... 100 heartbeat time
P0130 COMM. HB. PB BMS
[0.1 s] 0: Inactive
P0131 COMM. HB. PA BMS
P0132 COMM. HB. P1 BMS
P0133 COMM. HB. P2 BMS
P0149 DRY CONTACT 01 0 0 Function of dry
P0158 DRY CONTACT 10 1000 ... contact
3511 0: No function
P0159 CONTROL 1xxx: Status of
CONTACT 01 PCB input Ixxx
P0168 CONTROL 2xxx: Status of
CONTACT 10 PCB output Oxxx
3xxx: Status of
error property Pxxx
P0186 GBUS-ACK-START 6 2 ... 9999 Group bus
[ms] acknowledge time
at start
P0187 GBUS-ACK-RUN 3 2 ... 9999 Group bus
[ms] acknowledge time
at run
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No. fault [Unit]
P0193 DRIVE 2 1 ... 4 1: Y-Δ starting
7 2: Direct starting
12 3: GFU Plus
13 4: GFU Standard
17 7: Y operation with
18 switching to Δ
(ECO)
12: Y operation
with switching to Δ
or GFU-C (ECO)
13: Y-Δ starting
with switching to
GFU-C
17: Y operation
with switching to Δ
or GFU-CA (ECO)
18: Y-Δ starting
with switching to
GFU-CA
P0200 COMM.DELAY PT 5 5 ... 1000 Communication
RS485-BMS [ms] response delay
P0201 DRIVE OPTION 0 0 0: Direct starting
1 permissible
1: Y-Δ starting
required
P0202 COMM.DELAY PB 5 5 ... 1000 Communication
RS485-BMS [ms] response delay
P0203 COMM.DELAY PA
RS485-BMS
P0204 COMM.DELAY P1
RS485-BMS
P0205 COMM.DELAY P2
RS485-BMS
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No. fault [Unit]
P0216 TRUSS HEAT 0 0 0: Inactive
DETECTION 1 1: Overheat
monitoring of truss
2
P0217 G-COUNTER 5 5 ... 600 Reset time of
RESET TIME [s] recurring errors
P0218 COUNTER 5 0 ... 20 Number of

INTERLOCK (+G) recurring errors
before locked
P0224 RESETMODE 0 0 0: EN 115
(1) 1 1: ANSI-CSA
P0226 JSO1-FUNCTION 0 0 ... 8 0: No function
P0227 JSO2-FUNCTION 1: Button
2: Changeover
3: Without delay
4: Pickup delay
5: Dropout delay
6: 4+5
7: Flashing @ on
8: Flashing @ off
P0232 PANEL TYPE 0 0 0: Standard

13 13: Double cable
P0248 WHEELRPM 960 400 ... 300 Nominal flywheel
0 [rpm] rotations per
minute
P0249 WHEELINCR 4 1 ... 5 Increments of
flywheel sensor
P0251 STEP SPEED 0 0 ... 775 Nominal step band
RATED [mm/s] speed
P0254 RPM ECO 18 15 ... 100 Minimum crawling
CRAWLING [%] speed
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No. fault [Unit]
P0258 RPM YD 96 1 ... 100 Switching speed
SWITCHING [%] for Y-Δ during run-
up
P0260 RPM ECO LOW 95 1 ... 100 Lower switching
[%] limit for ECO
P0261 RPM ECO HIGH 105 1 ... 120 Upper switching

[%] limit for ECO
P0262 GFUP-SPEED-04 35 5 ... 60 Frequency for

[Hz] nominal speed 4
P0268 BRAKE-DISTANCE- 0 0 ... 300 Maximum braking
MAX [cm] distance
P0269 BRAKE-DISTANCE- 0 0 ... 300 Minimum braking

MIN [cm] distance
P0291 HANDRAIL 0 0 ... 15 Speed difference

WARNING [%] of one handrail to
DEVIATION the step band
0: Inactive
P0292 HANDRAIL 0 0 ... 15 Delay time for
WARNING DELAY [s] P0291
0: Inactive
P0293 HANDRAIL ERROR 0 0 ... 15 Speed difference
DEVIATION [%] of one handrail to
the step band
0: Inactive
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No. fault [Unit]
P0294 HANDRAIL ERROR 0 0 ... 15 Delay time for
DELAY [s] P0293
0: Inactive
P0298 MODBUS MASTER 1 1 ... 11 Slave address in
PT ()
P0299 MODBUS MASTER 1: CUBE (1)
2: ALCD3 (2)
PB
3: Function 1+2 2
P0300 MODBUS MASTER 4: 3+ALCD3 (3)
PA 5: 4+ALCD3 (4)
P0301 MODBUS MASTER 6: FIP (5)
P1 7: 1+5
8: 2+6
P0302 MODBUS MASTER 9: 3+6
P2 10: 4+6
11: 5+6
P0303 EVENT LOGGING 0 0 ... 3 Record events on
SD card in card
reader
0: No recording
1: I/O changes
2: State changes
3: Function 1+2
P0304 ENTRANCE 0 0 ... 3 0: Standard check
MONITORING 1: 2x Skirt light
CHECK barrier
2: 2x Entrance
monitor
3: Function 1+2
P0305 AUTOMATIC 0 0 ... 9999
OVERTRAVEL TIME [s]
P0307 AUTOMATIC 0 0 ... 900 Minimum speed at
MINIMUM SPEED [mm/s] automatic without
person
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Load Default Parameter Set
Only parameters at the desired PCB will be set to default.
If parameters of only one PCB are set to default, the
controller recovers the parameters from the other PCB at
next boot-up.
 Press the emergency stop button at the bottom control cabinet
 Switch off the main switch JHA.
 Disconnect the connector X2.9 - 13.
 Switch on the main switch JHA.
 Press and hold the DOWN and OK button at the same time.
 Press the RESET button for a short time.
– Wait until the display shows [FdEL].
 Release all buttons.
– The display shows [FdE1].
 Press the DOWN button.
 Press the UP button.
 Press the OK button.
– Parameters and history are set to default, PCB boots up.
 Connect the connector X2.9 - 13.
 Follow the display instruction if any.
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2.5.5 [U__r] - Set RTC
The errors are only stored in line with the times if the RTC is
set to the local time.
 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the desired range.
 Press the OK button to activate the range.
 Use the UP or DOWN button to change the value of the range.
 Press the OK button to save the value and leave the range.
Display Function Range

[r000] Year 0 ... 99
[r001] Month 1 ... 12
[r002] Day 1 ... 31 2
[r003] Day of the week 0 Sunday
1 Monday
2 Tuesday
3 Wednesday
4 Thursday
5 Friday
6 Saturday
[r004] Hour 0 ... 23
[r005] Minute 0 ... 59
[r006] Second 0 ... 59
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2.5.6 * [U__d] - Data Update
 Press the OK button to confirm the selected function. The display
starts to flash.
 Press the OK button again to start the function.
Access
Display Function Level
O M S
[dCco] Copy history PCB  SD card √ √ √
[dPco] Copy parameters PCB  Semi6Card √ √
[dPLd] Load parameters Semi6Card  PCB √
[dtLd] Load text SD card  ALCD3 √ √ √
[dtSt] Configuration of ALCD3 √ √ √
[dCco] - Copy History

As soon as the display shows [donE], the data were stored
on the Semi6Card in the directory FCOM6\History.
The file name is composed of the contract number stored in

P0910 ... P0914 and the extension “.TxT”.
The following errors may occur:
Display Meaning
[Err1] Invalid parameter P0910 ... P0914.
Set parameter P0910 ... P0914 according to the control
cabinet sticker.
[Err2] No SD card inserted
[Err3] Error when accessing the SD card
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[dPco] - Copy Parameters
As soon as the display shows [donE], the data were stored
on the Semi6Card in the directory FCOM6\Parameter.
The file name is composed of the contract number stored in

P0910 ... P0914 and the extension “.Cf1”.
Display Meaning
[Err1] Invalid parameter P0910 ... P0914. Set parameter
P0910 ... P0914 according to the control cabinet sticker.
[Err2] No Semi6Card inserted
[Err3] Error when accessing the Semi6Card 2
[dPLd] - Load Parameters

The parameter file must be located on the Semi6Card in the
directory FCOM6\Parameter.
The file name must be composed of the contract number

stored in P0910 ... P0914 and the extension “.Cf1”.
After completion an automatic reset will be carried out. The following
errors may occur:
Display Meaning
[Err1] Invalid parameter P0910 ... P0914. Set parameter
P0910 ... P0914 according to the control cabinet sticker.
[Err3] Error when accessing the Semi6Card
[Err4] Parameter file is not available
[Err5] Lines are too long
[Err6] Wrong file identifier
[Err7] Wrong file structure
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Display Meaning
[Err8] Parameters cannot be set
[Err9] Value not permissible for the parameters
[dtLd] - Load text SD card → ALCD3

The Semi6Card must be inserted on the PCB where the
ALCD3 is connected to.
The data file (text and pictures) must be located on the

Semi6Card in the directory FCOM6\ALCD3\ALCDDATA.
Display Meaning
[Err3] Error when accessing the Semi6Card
[Err4] The project file cannot be opened correctly
[Err5] No communication or wrong data transferred
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[dtSt] - Configure ALCD3 Device
The Semi6Card must be inserted on the PCB where the
ALCD3 is connected to.
 Use the UP or DOWN button to change the value.
 Press the OK button to save and start the configuration.
Digit Meaning Value

1 Termination 0 = No termination
1 = Termination
2 Slave address 2, 3, 4
3 and 4 Baud rate 09 = 9600 baud
19 = 19200 baud
2
Display Meaning
[Err5] No communication or wrong data transferred
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2.6 * Bootloader Menu
 Use the OK button to confirm the selected function.
 Use the RESET button to exit the bootloader.
Activation
 Disconnect the connector X2.9 - 13.
 Press and hold the ESC and OK button at the same time.
– Wait until the display shows [Sd . .].
Display Function
[Sd . .] Load software Semi6Card → PCB
[.buS] PCB configuration
[St .8] Load software for subprocessor
[LnFo] Show PCB information
[dELE] Delete software, history and set parameter to default
[Sd . .] - Load Software from Semi6Card

The software file must be located on the Semi6Card in the
directory FCOM6\Software.
 Insert the Semi6Card into the card reader.
– The display shows [0000] = No software on Semi6Card present.
– The display shows [__bo] = No Semi6Card present.
 If the Semi6Card contains more than one software file, use the UP
or DOWN button for the selection.
 Press the OK button to load the software to the PCB
– Wait until the display shows [donE].
 Press the OK button to activate the bootloader.
 Switch the main switch off and on to restart the controller.
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[ .buS] - PCB Configuration
 Press the OK button to activate the PCB configuration
– The display shows [F . .6].
 Press the OK button twice to activate the PCB address
configuration
– The display shows [FAdr].
 Press the OK button to activate the PCB address selection
– At PEM60.Q the display shows [A .Pb]. This setting is fixed.
– At PEM61.Q the display shows [A .Pt]. Use the UP or DOWN
button to select [A .Pt], [A .PA], [A .P1] or [A .P2].
 Press the OK button to confirm
– The display shows [conF].
 Press the OK button to activate the bus configuration
– The display shows [b . . 1]. 2
 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the bus configuration:
Display Bus Configuration

[b. . 1] PT
[b. . 2] PT + PB
[b. . 3] PT + PB + PA
[b. . 12] PT + PB + P1
[b. . 13] PT + PB + PA + P1
[b. . 22] PT + PB + P2
[b. . 23] PT + PB + PA + P2
[b. . 32] PT + PB + P1 + P2
[b. . 33] PT + PB + PA + P1 + P2
 Press the OK button to confirm

– The display shows: 1st and 2nd digit = PCB address
– The display shows: 3rd and 4th digit = bus configuration.
 Press the OK button
– The display shows [donE].
 Press the OK button again
– The display shows [ .buS].
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[St .8] - Load Software for Subprocessor
The display shows
– [8888] = Subprocessor software available
– [Err1] = No subprocessor software available.
 Press the Up and DOWN button at the same time.
– Green LED flashes fast.
 Wait until green LED flashes slow.
 Press the OK button to confirm.
– Green LED is on continuously.
 Press the RESET button to boot up the PCB.
[LnFo] - Configuration Information

The display shows the configuration of the PCB.
 Press the OK button

 Use the UP button to display the configuration
– [buSc] = PCB and bus configuration
– [SrEc] = SREC software version
– [APPL] = Application software version
– [boot] = Bootloader software version
– [St .8] = Subprocessor software version.
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2.7 EoS Mode
For the inspection run and maintenance work the EoS mode
must be activated.
In the EoS mode no error codes will be stored in the error log
or send to the building management.
2.7.1 Activation, Deactivation

This functions are working only if the unit does not have a
dedicated EoS switch.
After 30 minutes of normal operation the EoS mode is

deactivated if no technical test is activated and no button is
pressed.
Activation
 Turn the EoS switch to the ON position, if available. 2
 If no EoS switch is available, press and hold the emergency stop
button DH while turning the key switch to both directions.
– All PCB displays showing [r∗∗∗] and the external display [r∗] to
indicate the EoS mode is active.
Deactivation
 Turn the EoS switch to the OFF position, if available.
 If no EoS switch is available, press and hold the emergency stop
button DH while turning the key switch to both directions.
– All PCB displays showing [∗∗∗∗] and the external display [∗∗] to
indicate the EoS mode is not active.
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2.7.2 Maintenance Operating Panel
DANGER
Emergency Stop Button JHRE
As a matter of principle, always press the emergency stop button
JHRE on the maintenance operating panel when not in use.
If the error message [E_45] is shown while opening the

cover of the inspection outlet, the EoS mode is not active. To
reset the error close the inspection cover again.
A restart is blocked for up to 4 seconds with direct drives and

when the panel buttons are pressed in rapid succession.
This is necessary to prevent the fuses from tripping.
The step/pallet band, handrail and brake monitor are not

active during inspection operation.
The motor speed is only monitored for overspeed.
 Make sure the unit is in the EoS mode, the safety circuit is closed
and no unacknowledged errors are available (except for a floor
cover contact error).
 Open the cover of the inspection outlet on top of the control cabinet.
– The display shows [r_r0] after a short time.
– The safety brake - if installed - is released.
– Now the unit can be operated by the maintenance operating
panel.
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2.8 Commissioning
2.8.1 Main Line Connection
DANGER
High Voltage
Contact to high voltage will lead to death.
Switch off the circuit breaker in the building and secure it against
accidental or unauthorized access.
 Switch off the circuit breaker and secure it against access.

 Connect the three-phase cable.
 Observe the correct direction of rotation.
The motor circuit wiring is adjusted to the unit and must not
be altered. This applies to the wiring of:
– the motor 2
– the GFU (optional)
– the drive contactors
– the main fuse
– the ground-fault circuit interrupter (optional)
– the phase monitoring relay (optional)
– the main switch JHA
 Connect the lighting circuit. It must be fused by the customer.
 Connect the heating circuit. It must be fused by the customer.
 Switch off the circuit breaker and secure it against access.
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2.8.2 Checks before Initial Start-Up
WARNING
Wrong jumper settings
Wrong jumper settings could result in malfunctions.
Always set the jumpers according to the control cabinet sticker.
 Switch off the circuit breaker SIS2 to interrupt the safety circuit.
 Press the emergency stop button at the bottom control cabinet
 Check that all jumper settings on the PCBs are according to the
control cabinet sticker.
 Turn on the main switch JHA.
 Boot-up the PCBs.
– PB, PA, P1, P2 shows [F_P∗]
– PT reading increments from [F_02] to [F_60] (not all numbers are
displayed).
– Once the system has booted, the error message [E_2C] appears
to indicate that the emergency stop button at the bottom control
cabinet has been actuated.
 Activate EoS mode.
 Switch on circuit breaker SIS2.
 Set building monitoring parameters in case a building monitoring
system via serial communication is present.
 Connect the maintenance operating panel and activate the stop
button at the panel.
 Release the emergency stop button at the bottom control cabinet.
– The display shows [r_r0].
 Drive the unit with maintenance operating panel in up and down
direction and check the direction of step/pallet band.
 Press the stop button at the maintenance operating panel.
 Test all ground-fault circuit breaker by pressing the test button.
 Set the RTC.
 Verify the correct indication of travel direction.
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3 * Replacement Instructions
WARNING
High Voltage
If power is switched on, 110 VAC on all PEM6X.Q PCBs.
Switch off and padlock the main switch and lighting switch before
touching the rear side of a connected PCB.
NOTICE
Electrostatic Sensitive Device
Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are equipped with electrostatic sensitive
semiconductors. Thus beware of electrostatic discharge and direct
contact with the semiconductors.
– Ground yourself by touching the control cabinet for electrostatic
discharge.
– Do not directly touch the PCB components. 3
– Always use the original antistatic packing when transporting the
PCBs.
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3.1 * MICONIC F 6 with PEM6X.Q
– PEM60.Q for PB replacement
– PEM61.Q for PT, PA, P1, P2 replacement.
 Press the emergency stop button at the bottom control cabinet.
 Switch off and padlock the main switch and lighting switch.
 Mark all connectors before disconnection.
 Replace the defective PCB.
 Connect all connectors except X2.9 - 13.
 Set all jumper according to the control cabinet sticker.
 Press and hold the DOWN, UP and OK button at the same time.
– Wait until the display shows [FdEL].
– The display shows [FEL1].
 Press the DOWN button.
 Press the UP button.
– Parameters and history are deleted, PCB boots up.
 Repeat this procedure with all replaced PCBs.
 Connect the connector X2.9 - 13.
 Follow the display instruction.
– Make sure that the software version of the PCBs is according or
higher than the version indicated on the control cabinet sticker.
 Set all parameters according to the control cabinet sticker and RTC
if all PCBs were replaced.
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4 * Tools
4.1 Semi6Card
Every Semi6Card is personalized with a MICF-KEY file
which does not work on another SD-Card. Every Semi6Card
can be used on any MICONIC F 6 controller.
The Semi6Card will expire latest after 2 years.
4.1.1 * Activation
Requirements
Standard size SD card from SanDisk, Sony or Kingston.
Activation procedure
 Enter the SD card into the card slot X11 of a PCB of a powered 4
MICONIC F 6.
– The LED on the PCB should change from blinking to flashing for
some seconds.
 Enter the SD card into the card reader of a computer.
– The SD card should contain the following:
[43831121_007; 24.01.2018]
 Open the website Schindler Intranet Escalators > Field Support >
Software and Keys > SemiXCard Keys.
 Choose the correct access level.
 Enter the name of the owner of the Semi6Card into the field
“Description”.
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 Enter the expiration date (maximum 2 years).
 Click on [Browse…] and choose the MICF6.KEY file from the SD-
Card.
 Click on [Open] to upload link to the MICF6.KEY file.
 Click on
 Confirm the following message.
You can download the KEY-File

6
to your Semi6Card now
(overwrite existing file)
[43831121_009; 24.01.2018]
 Position the mouse curser over the MICF6.KEY file in the lower left
corner of the website:
- MICF6.KEY
MICF6.KEY
[43831121_008; 24.01.2018]
 Open the contest menu with a right mouse click and choose [Save
target as…].
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 Save the MICF6.KEY file onto the SD card by replacing the old file.
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4.1.2 Application
[43831121_010; 24.01.2018]
An existing file with the same file name will be overwritten
without warning.
History folder
“History” folder stores the history of the data when using [dCco] menu.
The text file containing the history data is named after the
commissioning number of the unit from where it was copied and the
date from the RTC in the structure YYYYMMDD.
Project folder
“Project” folder stores the parameter set when using [dPco] menu.
The Cf1 file name is the commissioning number of the unit from which
it was copied.
To load a parameter set from the Semi6Card to the PCB:
 The Cf1 file must be stored in the “Project” folder.
 The file name must be identical to the commissioning number
indicated on the control cabinet sticker.
 The parameter P0910 ... P0914 on the PCB must be set according
to the control cabinet sticker.
Software folder
“Software” folder is the storage to load software to all PCBs (refer to
chapter Bootloader Menu).
It is not possible to copy software from the PCB to the
Semi6Card.
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4.2 * FCOM6
For installation of FCOM6 software, admin rights are
required.
A Schindler Semi5-Cable is required to connect the

MICONIC F 6 via SEMI connector X8 to a personal
computer with FCOM6 software.
The DIL1-3 of the Semi5-Cable must be in OFF position, the
DIL4 in ON position.
Elder Semi5-Cable may not work with Windows 10.
4.2.1 Installation
Find all information about escalator software @ Schindler
Intranet Escalators > Tools > MICONIC F > Software and
Keys.
 Click on [Downloads - Software] at the FCOM Keys website.
 Click on [FCOM6 incl. Semi5 cable driver]. 4
 Download the latest FCOM6 software Install-FCOM6.exe.
 Install the FCOM6 software on your device. Click on [Ignore] at the
error request.
 Start the FCOM6 software.
 Acknowledge the message “The software isn’t registered...”.
A window with the pc-hardware-code will turn up.
 Write down the pc-hardware-code.
 Enter the FCOM Keys website.
 Click on “...create it yourself immediately”.
 Enter the pc-hardware-code into the field “Hardware Key”.
 Enter your name or device ID into the field “Machine ID”.
 Click the button [compute Software-Key]. A window with the
software-key will turn up.
 Write down the software-key.
 Click [OK] at the window with the pc-hardware-code. A window to
enter the software-key will turn up.
 Enter the software-key and click [OK]. Now the FCOM6 software
can be used at any time.
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Installation of Semi5-Cable Driver
 Plug in the Semi5-Cable into the USB plug of the personal
computer. The Windows Hardware Wizard will become active.
 Choose “Yes, this time only” and click on [Next].
 Choose “Install from a list...” and click on [Next].
 Click on [Browse] and choose the dedicated cable driver at the
location:
– C:\FCOM6\driver\SEMI5\
 Follow the instruction of the Hardware Wizard.
– The USB driver will be installed by the Hardware Wizard after the
installation of the Semi5-Cable driver. The USB driver is located at
the same directory as the Semi5-Cable driver.
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4.2.2 Menu Overview
 Set the COM port at the FCOM6 menu [Settings] -
[Interface] to the corresponding COM port of the Windows
device manager [Start] - [Settings] - [Control Panel] -
[System] - [Hardware] - [Device Manager] - [Ports (COM
and LPT)].
 Set the COM port to “None”, if no device is connected.
Main Menu Submenu Function

File Quit Exit FCOM program.
Configure Set RTC Set real time clock.
Parameters Parameter setting. Load, send, open
and save projects. Compare with
default parameter set.
Set default Set all parameter values to default.
parameters Thereafter all parameters must be set 4
according to the control cabinet sticker.
Program Transfer MICONIC F 6 software to the
PEM6 PCBs.
Information Display Display of the selected operating data.
Technical Activation of the technical tests.
Tests
Show Display the last 255 errors and running
History statistic. Load, open and save the error
history.
Settings Interface COM interface setting (see hint above).
Input/ Available Display the signals at all input and
Output PCBs output from all available PEM6X.Q
PCBs.
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Main Menu Submenu Function
Windows Cascade Arrange windows behind each other.
Split Arrange windows horizontal to each
horizontally other.
Split Arrange windows vertical to each
vertically other.
Arrange No function.
Shows all Select windows to activate.
open
windows
Help IPL/OPL Calculates the input or output of an
Calculator entered hex-number.
Help Information how to use FCOM.
About Display the FCOM version.
Support Responsible person.
4.2.3 Data Update

 Press the emergency stop button at the bottom control cabinet.
 Establish the connection with FCOM6.
 For a software update choose the latest software by menu
[Configure] - [Program PEM6] - [Select]
 Confirm the selection.
 Click on [Transfer] to program the PCB. This may take a while.
 For the parameter settings choose menu [Configure] - [Parameters]
to change, load and save parameter values.
 After programming disconnect the FCOM6.
 Restart the system and follow the display instructions.
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5 Vacon NXS and NXL
5.1 Functional Elements
Display
1
2
3
4
5
6
NXS [33968; 24.02.2010]
5
1
4
2,3,5
7
NXL [33970; 24.02.2010]
1 Drive status
2 Menu location
3 Description line
4 Control source
5 Value line
6 LEDs
7 Unit
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Buttons
Button Usage
 Move through the menu. Edit value of the parameter
select Toggle between the last two indications (only NXS)
enter Confirm selections. Press 3 seconds to reset the error
history
reset Reset an active error
start Start the motor if the keypad is the active control source
stop Stop the motor if the keypad is the active control source
Operating Messages
Display Meaning
RUN Motor is running
 Motor rotation
STOP Motor not running
READY Power is supplied and no error
ALARM Motor is running outside the limit
FAULT Drive stopped because of unsafe running condition
I/O term GFU controlled by the I/O terminal
Keypad GFU controlled by the keypad
Bus/ Comm GFU controlled by the field bus
LED (only NXS) Meaning

ready (green) Power is supplied
run (green) Motor is running
fault (red) Drive stopped because of unsafe running
condition
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5.2 Operation
Main Menu
Code
Identifier Submenu
NXS NXL
M1 M1 Monitor Shows several operating values
M2 P2 Parameters Edit parameters
M3 K3 Keypad Select different control sources
Control
M4 F4 Active faults Storage of the last 10 errors in the order
of their appearance
M5 H5 Fault history Storage of the last 30 errors in the order
of their appearance
M6 S6 System Language selection, re-/store
parameters, show counters 5
M7 E7 Expander Parameter for additional boards
boards
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NXS: Main menu [34291; 17.03.2010]
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5
NXL: Main menu [34288; 17.03.2010]
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Submenu Monitor
Code
Meaning [Unit]
NXS NXL
V1.1 V1.1 Output frequency [Hz]
V1.2 V1.2 Reference frequency [Hz]
V1.3 V1.3 Motor speed [rpm]
V1.4 V1.4 Motor current [A]
V1.5 V1.5 Motor torque [% of nominal torque]
V1.6 V1.6 Motor power [% of nominal power]
V1.7 V1.7 Motor voltage [V]
V1.8 V1.8 DC link voltage [V]
V1.9 V1.9 GFU temperature [°C]
V1.10 V1.10 Analog input 1
V1.11 V1.11 Analog input 2
V1.12 V1.15 Digital input status DIN1, DIN2, DIN3
– DIN1 = Start forward
– DIN2 = Start reverse
– DIN3 = Acceleration/braking time
V1.13 Digital input status DIN4, DIN5, DIN6
– DIN4 = Selection of multispeed
V1.14 Digital and relay output status DO1, RO1, RO2
– DO1 = Generator operation
– RO1 = Fault
– RO2 = Overload generator operation
V1.15 V1.12 Analog output current [mA]
V1.13 Analog output current 1 @ expander board [mA]
V1.14 Analog output current 2 @ expander board [mA]
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Code
Meaning [Unit]
NXS NXL
V1.16 Digital input status DIE1, DIE2, DIE3
– DIE1 = Selection of multispeed
V1.17 Relay output 1 status RO1
– RO1 = Fault
V1.18 Relay output status ROE1, ROE2, ROE3
– ROE1 = Overload generator operation
V1.19 Digital output 1 status @ expander board DOE1
V1.20 PID Reference [% of maximum process reference]
V1.21 PID Actual value [% of maximum actual value]
V1.22 PID Error value [% of maximum error value]
V1.23 PID Output [% of maximum output value]
V1.24 Used only for pump or fan control
V1.25 Mode
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NXS: Example monitor menu [34293; 17.03.2010]
NXL: Example monitor menu [34289; 17.03.2010]
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Submenu Parameters
Not all parameter can be modified if the start command is
given.
The parameter must be unlocked to change their value. Lock

the parameter after their change.
Unlock the parameter:
NXS: Unlock parameter [33976; 17.03.2010]
NXL: Unlock parameter [33978; 24.02.2010]
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Reset the parameter to default
NXS: Reset parameter to default [34261; 16.03.2010]
NXL: Reset parameter to default [34257; 16.03.2010]
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Change the parameter values:
To make all parameters visible, set P2.1.22 to 0.
NXS: Example change parameter [33979; 24.02.2010]
NXL: Example change parameter [33980; 24.02.2010]
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Store the parameter
NXS only: Use this function to copy parameters from one
device to another with same parameter set.
NXS: Store parameter to keypad [34262; 12.05.2010]
NXL: Store parameter [34260; 18.03.2010]
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Load the parameter
WARNING
Stop drive
The drive has to be stopped before loading any parameters.
At NXS the parameter P6.7.2 (Fan control) will be set to 0

(continuous run). Change the parameter manually if
necessary.
NXS: Load parameter from keypad [34279; 12.05.2010]

5
NXL: Load parameter [34258; 18.03.2010]
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Lock the parameter
NXS: Lock parameter [34263; 17.03.2010]
NXL: Lock parameter [34259; 16.03.2010]
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5.3 Troubleshooting
Manual Control
For troubleshooting the keypad can be activated to control
the GFU.
 Change value P3.1 from 1 to 2.
– NXS: Menu M3 “Keypad control”
– NXL: Menu K3.
 Set the value P3.2 to nominal frequency.
 Press the START button on the GFU. The display shows [RUN].
 Start the unit with the key switch.
 Vary the value of P3.2 with the UP or DOWN button.
5.4 Error Messages

An error remains active until it is cleared with the reset
button or via reset signal from the I/O terminal.
Type Meaning
A Alarm: Unusual operating condition. No impact on the drive.
Only shown for 30 seconds. 5
F Fault: Drive stopped. Measures must be taken to restart the
drive.
AR Autoreset: Drive stopped and automatically restarted.
FT Fault trip: See error type F.
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Error Codes
Code Possible Cause Correction

1 Overcurrent  Check the motor load
– Sudden load increase  Check the motor output
– Short circuit of cable  Check the motor cable
– Motor not suitable
2 Overvoltage  Extend the deceleration time
– Deceleration time too  Install an additional brake
short chopper
– Spikes in power
supply system
3 Ground fault  Check the motor and cables
– Insulation fault in
cables or motor
5 Charging contactor  Perform a restart
– Open at start  Replace the GFU
– Component failure
6 Emergency stop
– Option board send
stop signal
7 Saturation error  Disconnect the GFU from power
– Component failure supply
 Do NOT switch on the GFU
8 System error  Perform a restart
– Component failure  Replace the GFU
9 Undervoltage  Check the power supply
– Power supply too low  Perform a restart
– Internal error
10 Line phase missing  Check the power supply and
cable
11 Phase current missing  Check the motor and cable
12 Brake chopper  Check the brake resistor
defective  Check the brake chopper
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13 Undertemperature
– Heat sink temperate
below -10 °C
14 Overtemperature  Check the cooling quality and air
– Heat sink temperate flow
over 90 °C  Check the heat sink for dust
15 Motor stalled  Check the motor
16 Overtemperature in  Decrease the motor load
motor  Check the parameter of motor
temperature model
17 Motor underload
22 EEPROM error
24 Counter display
defective
25 Microprocessor error  Perform a restart
 Replace the GFU
26 Drive cannot start up  Delete the start-up inhibition
5
29 Thermistor fault  Check the motor load and
cooling
 Check the thermistor connection
(Input of the expansion card
must be shorted if not used)
32 Cooling fan defective  Replace the GFU
34 CAN Bus error  Ensure the same parameter on
the second device
36 Control unit  Replace the control unit
37 Device replacement  Reset
38 Device added  Reset
39 Device removed  Reset
40 Device unknown  Replace the GFU
41 IGBT overtemperature  Check the motor load
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42 Overtemperature in  Extend the deceleration time
brake resistor  Use an external brake resistor
43 Encoder fault  Observe the deviating error time
log:
1 = Channel A missing
2 = Channel B missing
3 = Both channels missing
4 = Encoder reversed
 Check the encoder connection
 Check the encoder board
44 Device replacement  Reset
45 Device added  Reset
50 No signal at analog  Check the circuit of analog input
input  Check if the cables are broken or
loose
51 External error  Check the circuit of digital inputs
52 Communication error  Check the control panel
connection
 Check the control cable
53 Field bus error  Check the board installation
 Replace the GFU
54 Board connection error  Check the board and slot
 Replace the GFU
55 Monitoring of actual
value
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5.5 Replacement
The replacement must meet the motor requirements.
Enter the parameters according to the control cabinet sticker

after a replacement or upon “Loading the default values”.
The motor parameter must be set according to the motor

rating plate if not indicated on the control cabinet sticker.
1 5
2
3
4
Example motor rating plate [33990; 26.02.2010]

1 Nominal motor speed in Y / Δ mode
2 Nominal motor current
3 Nominal motor voltage
4 Power factor cos ϕ
5 Nominal motor frequency 5
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Submenu Parameter
Parameter
Identifier
CXL NXS NXL
1.10 P2.1.6 P2.1.6 Nominal motor voltage
1.11 P2.1.7 P2.1.7 Nominal motor frequency
1.12 P2.1.8 P2.1.8 Nominal motor speed
1.13 P2.1.9 P2.1.9 Nominal motor current
- P2.1.10 P2.1.10 Power factor cos ϕ
1.17 P2.1.15 P2.1.19 Nominal speed
1.19 P2.1.17 P2.1.21 Crawling speed
1.21 P2.1.19 P2.1.23 Inspection operation speed
- P2.10.1 P2.9.1 DC Level = Nominal motor voltage ∗ 1.625
 Switch off and padlock the main switch JHA.

 Wait for 5 minutes.
 Replace the defective device.
 NXS only: Verify the presents of the “SchindlerMSS” application
(menu S6.2).
 Unlock the parameter menu.
5.6 Bypassing
To bypass a GFU or GFU-C converter change the following
parameters:
 Set P096 to 0.
 If parameter P0193 = 4 and contactor SN is installed, set P0193 to
2.
 If parameter P0193 = 4 and contactor SY and SD are installed, set
P0193 to 1.
 If parameter P0193 = 12 or 15, set P0193 to 7.
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Details of the Operating Panel [409933_001; 02.06.2017]
Display
The display can show:
– The frequency reference
– The output frequency
– Monitoring information
– Error messages.
6
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Operating Messages
There are 4 red LED status indicators at the top of the operating
panel.
Display Meaning
OFF indicates forward motor rotation.
FWD/REV
ON indicates reverse motor rotation.
ON indicates torque control mode.
TUN/TC BLINKING SLOWLY indicates auto-tuning state.
BLINKING QUICKLY indicates an error state.
OFF indicates key pad control.
REMOTE ON indicates terminal control.
BLINKING indicates communication control.
OFF indicates the stop state.
RUN/ERR ON (in green) indicates the running state.
ON (in red) indicates an error state.
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Buttons
Button Usage
Enter or exit the Level I menu.
Return to the previous menu.
Confirm selections.
Move through the menu. Edit value of the parameter.

Increase/decrease the speed in RUN mode.
Select the displayed parameter in the stop or running

state.
Select the digit to be modified when modifying a
parameter value.
Start the motor if the keypad is the active control source.
Stop the motor if the keypad is the active control source.

Reset an active error.
6
Function switchover.
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6.2 Operation
6.2.1 Menu Structure
The operating panel has 3 menu levels:
– Level I: The function parameter group
– Level II: The function parameter
– Level III: The function parameter value.
F0
U0
AC
A1
A0
FP F0 28
PRG ENTER F1 ENTER F0 01 ENTER 2

ENTER
50.00 F0 F0 F0 00 0 F0 02
PRG PRG PRG PRG
U0 F0 28 2
AC
F0 00
A1
A0
FP
F1
PRG
F0
Structure of the Three Menu Levels [409933_010; 05.06.2017]
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6.3 Error Codes
When an error occurs during running, the AC drive stops output
immediately, the contact of the error relay acts and the operation
panel displays the error code.
Troubleshoot the error according to the following table. If the error
cannot be eliminated, refer to Schindler standard procedures.

Err01 1) The output circuit is short 1) Eliminate external
circuited. errors.
2) The cable between the 2) Make sure that the air
motor and the AC drive is filter and the cooling fan
too long. work properly.
3) The module overheats. 3) Check all cables
4) The internal connections properly.
become loose.
5) The main control board is
faulty.
6) The drive board is faulty.
7) The converter module is
faulty.
Err02 1) The output circuit is 1) Eliminate external
grounded or short circuited. errors.
2) Reserved 2) Check the load.
3) The acceleration time is too 3) Check the motor. 6
short. 4) Check the voltage range
4) Customized torque boost or from power supply.
V/F curve is not
appropriate.
5) The voltage is too low.
6) The spinning motor is
started.
7) A sudden load is added
during acceleration.
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2) Reserved 2) Check the load.
3) The deceleration time is too 3) Check the motor.
short. 4) Check the voltage range
4) The voltage is too low. from power supply.
5) A sudden load is added
during deceleration.
6) The braking unit and
regenerative braking
resistor are not installed.
2) Motor auto-tuning is not 2) Check the load.
performed. 3) Check the motor.
3) The voltage is too low. 4) Check the voltage range
4) A sudden load is added from power supply.
during operation.
5) The AC drive size is small.
Err05 1) The input voltage is too 1) Check the load.
high. 2) Check the motor.
2) An external force drives the 3) Check the parameter
motor during acceleration. setting.
3) The acceleration time is too
short.
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2) An external force drives the 3) Check the parameter
motor during deceleration. setting.
3) The deceleration time is too
short.
2) An external force drives the 3) Check the voltage range
motor during deceleration. from power supply.
Err08 The input voltage is not within Check the input voltage.
the allowable range.
Err09 1) Instantaneous power failure 1) Reset the error.
occurs. 2) Check the voltage range
2) The AC drive's input from power supply.
voltage is not within the
allowable range.
3) The bus voltage is
abnormal.
4) The rectifier bridge and 6
buffer resistor are faulty.
5) The drive board is faulty
faulty.
Err10 1) The load is too heavy or 1) Check the load.
locked-rotor occurs on the 2) Check the motor and
motor. mechanical conditions.
Err11 1) F9-01 is set improperly. 1) Check the load.
2) The load is too heavy or 2) Check the motor and
motor standstill occurs. mechanical conditions.
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Err12 1) The three-phase power Eliminate external errors.
input is abnormal.
2) The drive board is faulty.
3) The lighting protection
board is faulty.
faulty.
Err13 1) The cable connecting the 1) Eliminate external
AC drive and the motor is errors.
faulty. 2) Make sure that the
2) The AC drive's three-phase motor three-phase
outputs are unbalanced winding is normal.
when the motor is running.
3) The drive board is faulty
4) The module is faulty.
Err14 1) The ambient temperature is 1) Check the air filter.
too high. 2) Replace the damaged
2) The air filter is blocked. fan.
3) The fan is damaged.
4) The thermally sensitive
resistor of the module is
damaged.
5) The converter module is
damaged.
Err15 1) External error signal is -
input via DI.
2) External error signal is
input via virtual I/O.
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Err16 1) The host computer is in Reset error and perform a
abnormal state. restart.
2) The communication cable
is faulty.
3) F0-28 is set improperly.
4) The communication
parameters in group FD are
set improperly.
Err17 1) The drive board and power Reset error and perform a
supply are faulty. restart.
2) The contactor is faulty.
Err18 The drive board is faulty. Reset error and perform a
restart.
Err21 The EEPROM chip is Reset error and perform a
damaged. restart.
Err22 1) Overvoltage exists. Contact Schindler
2) Overcurrent exists. standard procedures.
Err23 The motor is short circuited to Check the cable or motor.
the ground.
Err26 The accumulative running Reset error and perform a
time reaches the setting restart.
value. 6
Err27 1) The user-defined error 1 Reset error and perform a
signal is input via DI. restart.
2) User-defined error 1 signal
is input via virtual I/O.
Err28 1) The user-defined error 2 Reset error and perform a
signal is input via DI. restart.
2) The user-defined error 2
signal is input via virtual
I/O.
Err29 The accumulative power-on Reset error and perform a
time reaches the setting restart.
value.
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Err30 The load gets disconnected Check the cable
during the drive running. connection.
Err31 The PID feedback is lower Reset error and perform a
than the setting of FA-26. restart.
Err40 1) The load is too heavy or 1) Check the load.
motor standstill occurs. 2) Check the motor and the
2) The AC drive size is small. machine.
Err41 Change the selection of the Reset error and perform a
motor via terminal during restart.
running of the AC drive.
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6.4 Replacement
The replacement must meet the motor requirements.
Enter the parameters according to the control cabinet sticker

after a replacement or upon “Loading the default values”.
The motor parameter must be set according to the motor

rating plate if not indicated on the control cabinet sticker.
5
4 6
3
2
1

5 Nominal motor power in Y / Δ mode 6
6 Nominal motor frequency
Parameter Identifier
F1-01 Nominal motor power in Y
F1-02 Nominal motor voltage
F1-03 Nominal motor current * 0.33
F1-04 Nominal motor frequency
F1-05 Nominal motor speed in Y
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 Fine tune the GFU.
6.4.1 Fine Tuning

 Activate technical test [t_18] at the MICONIC F 6 menu.
 Set the GFU parameter F1-37 to value 1.
– The status indicator "TUNE/TC" turns on.
 Press the "RUN" button one time.
– The GFU display shows [TUNE].
– The motor starts in tune state for 20 seconds until the tuning is
finished.
 If no error occurs the fine tuning is successfully completed.
6.5 Bypassing
parameters:
 Set P096 to 0.
2.
P0193 to 1.
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Buttons
Display Meaning
A RUN Starts the drive
Enter CTRL menu
Motor potentiometer function
STOP Stops the drive
Enter CTRL menu
Confirmation of faults
J  Menu navigation
In-/decrease values
ESC Back to previous menu
Cancellation of functions and values
ENT Confirm menu selection, function and values
FUN Switch to key function
Access to special functions.
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Displays and Operating Messages
Display Meaning
B 3 digits to show parameter numbers
C 1 digit to show active data, rotation direction, etc.
D Display of selected menu:
VAL Display of actual values
CTRL Control and test functions:
SEtUP Guided commissioning
CtrL Motor potentiometer and jog
CPY Copy parameters via control panel:
ALL All parameter values are copied
Act Only active parameters are copied
FOr Format control memory
PARA Parameter menu
E Operating messages:
WARN Warning
FAULT Display of reason for switch-off
RUN Flashing: Unit ready to run
Permanent: Unit running
REM Remote control active
F Function switch-over with FUN key
F 5 digits to show parameter values
G Unit of displayed parameter value
H Acceleration/Deceleration active
7
I Direction of rotation
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7.2 Operation
7.2.1 Menu Structure
Use the ENT ∧ ∨ ESC button to navigate through the menu
structure.
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7.3 Error Codes
When an error occurs during running, the AC drive stops output
immediately, the contact of the error relay acts and the operation
panel displays the error code.
Troubleshoot the error according to the following table. If the error
cannot be eliminated, refer to Schindler standard procedures.
Code Description
F00 00 No fault has occurred.
00 Frequency inverter overloaded.
02 Frequency inverter overloaded (60 s), check
F01 load behavior.
03 Short-term overload (1 s), check motor and
application parameters.
00 Heat sink temperature too high, check cooling
and fan.
F02
01 Temperature sensor defective or ambient
temperature too low.
00 Inside temperature too high, check cooling and
fan.
F03
01 Inside temperature too low, check electrical
cabinet heating.
00 Motor temperature too high or sensor defective,
check connection S6IND.
01 Motor protection switch tripped, check drive.
02 V-belt monitoring reports no load on the drive.
F04 03 Phase failure, check motor and wiring.
04 Deviation position controller. Please check
application manual positioning.
05 Start monitoring. Check brake and limiting
parameters at start, like in example Current limit
728, Intelligent currents, etc.
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Code Description
00 Overloaded, check load situation and ramps.
01 Instantaneous output current value too high.
Check load.
02 Dynamic phase current limitation. Check load.
03 Short circuit or earth fault, check motor and
wiring.
F05 04 Overloaded, check load situation and current
value limit controller.
05 Asymmetric motor current, check current and
wiring.
06 Motor phase current too high, check motor and
wiring.
07 Message from phase monitoring, check motor
and wiring.
00 DC link voltage too high, check deceleration
ramps and connected brake resistor.
01 DC link voltage too low, check mains voltage.
02 Power failure, check mains voltage and circuit.
03 Phase failure, check mains fuses and circuit.
F07 04 Reference DC link limitation 680 too small, check
mains voltage.
05 Brake chopper Trigger threshold 506 too small,
check mains voltage.
06 Motor chopper Trigger threshold 507 too small,
check mains voltage.
01 Electronics voltage DC 24 V too low, check
control terminal.
F08
04 Electronics voltage too high, check wiring of
control terminals.
F10 10 Brake chopper overcurrent.
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Code Description
00 Output frequency too high, check control signals
and settings.
01 Maximum frequency reached by control, check
F11 deceleration ramps and connected brake
resistor.
10 Overspeed. Check application manual “Crane
drives“.
01 Diagnosis error of function STO, at least one of
the shut-down paths STOA and STOB is
defective. Check units connected to shut-down
paths, check cabling and EMC.
04 Software self-diagnosis has detected an internal
F12 error. Consult BONFIGLIOLI customer service.
05 Fault message of 5 second monitoring. Shut-
down paths STOA and STOB were not actuated
at the same time, but with an offset of more than
5 seconds. Check addressing of shut-down
paths or control of protective circuitry.
00 Earth fault on output, check motor and wiring.
01 Set IDC compensation limit 415 reached, check
F13 motor and cabling, increase limit, if necessary.
10 Minimum current monitoring, check motor and
wiring.
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Code Description
01 Reference value on multifunctional input 1 faulty,
check signal.
02 Reference value EM-S1INA faulty, check signal.
07 Overcurrent on multifunctional input 1, check
signal.
21 Resolver fault. Check resolver connection and
speed.
22 Resolver counting fault. Check resolver
connection.
23 Resolver pole pair number incorrect. Check
parameter of pole pairs.
24 Resolver connection fault. Check resolver
connection.
F14 30 Encoder signal defective, check connections
S4IND and S5IND.
31 One track of the speed sensor signal is missing,
check connections.
32 Direction of rotation of speed sensor wrong,
check connections.
33 Encoder 2: Division marks fault. Check encoder
settings.
34 Too less division marks fault. Check encoder
settings.
35 Too many division marks fault. Check encoder
settings.
36 Encoder 1: Division marks fault. Correct division
marks 491 of encoder 1.
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Code Description
37 The encoder is disabled. In configurations 210,
211 and 230 an encoder must be activated. Set
parameter Operation Mode 490 to an evaluation
mode (not to “0 - off”). If an expansion module is
installed and parameter Actual Speed source
766 is set to “2 - Speed Sensor 2”, parameter
Operation Mode 493 (speed sensor 2) must be
set to an evaluation mode.
50 KTY Temperature Measurement Failure. Check
KTY connection.
54 Example error, drive responded according to
F14 parameter setting for operation mode ext. error
535. Error was triggered via the logic signal or
digital input signal assigned to parameter
External error 183.
4n
5n Positioning function fault. Please check
6n
7n
8n Fault with absolute encoder evaluation. Please
9n check EM-ABS-01 manual.
F15 nn Positioning function fault. Please check

F17 nn Fault with absolute encoder evaluation. Please
check EM-ABS-01 manual.
F20 10 Communication error according to parameter
CM: VABus Watchdog Timer 413.
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21 CAN Bus OFF
22 CAN Guarding
23 Error state
24 SYNC error (SYNC timing)
25 CAN error state
26 RxPOD1 length error Number of received
27 RxPOD2 length error bytes differs from
F20 mapping
28 RxPOD3 length error
2A CAN RxPDO1 Timeout
2B CAN RxPDO2 Timeout
2C CAN RxPDO3 Timeout
5x DeviceNet fault. Please check DeviceNet
manual.
6x PROFIBUS fault. Please check PROFIBUS
manual.
F21 nn Fault message on system bus master when a
fault at system bus slave occurs,
nn = node-ID of slave (hex)
00 Communication fault, system bus, timeout sync-
telegram
01 Communication fault, system bus, timeout
RxPDO1
F22 02 Communication fault, system bus, timeout
RxPDO2
03 Communication fault, system bus, timeout
RxPDO3
10 Communication fault, system bus, bus-off
F23 nn Heartbeat error, nn = triggering node.
F24 nn Unknown CM module. Check compatibility
firmware and CM module.
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F25 nn Unknown CM module. Check compatibility
firmware and EM module.
F27 nn Industrial Ethernet Fault. Please check manual of
used Ethernet module.
F28 nn EtherCAT fault.
F30 3n User triggered error of internal PLC. Please
check the application manual VPLC.
F0A 10 Data transmission from control unit KP 500 to the
frequency inverter not possible. At least one file
must be stored in the control unit.
F0B 13 The communication module was fitted to slot B
without disconnection of the mains voltage,
switch mains voltage off.
F0C 40 After 6 warm starts in less than 3 minutes this
fault is triggered, due to the expectation that a
faulty programming of the PLC or the function
table is at hand. Additionally the PLC / function
table is stopped (P.1399 = 0 only in RAM).
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7.4 Replacement
The replacement must meet the motor
requirements.
Enter the parameters according to the

control cabinet sticker after a
replacement or upon “Loading the default
values”.
The motor parameter must be set

according to the motor rating plate if not
indicated on the control cabinet sticker.
5
4 6
3
2
1

5 Nominal motor power in Y / Δ mode
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Parameter Identifier
371 Nominal motor current * 0.33
372 Nominal speed in Y
373 Number of pole pairs (4 or 6)
374 Nominal power factor cos φ
376 Nominal motor power in Y

7.5 Bypassing
parameters:
 Set P096 to 0.
2.
P0193 to 1.
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8 Esca-Scan
234
Detect ESCA-SCAN CONTROLLER
Ready
1 Sync
Data CONTROLLER
+V +V SynLE DAT SC Fail
[49606; 11.12.2013]
1 Display
2 Data LED
3 Sync LED
4 Ready LED
5 Error LED
LEDs
Function Color Meaning

CONTROLLER Fail Red Self test. Power or controller failure
Ready Green No light barrier is interrupted
Sync Yellow Light curtain test
Data Red Light curtain feedback
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Display
Display Meaning
[0 0 ] No light barrier is interrupted
[∗ ∗ ] Number of the first interrupted light barrier
[∗.∗ ] Transmitter chain is defective
[∗ ∗.] Receiver chain is defective
[∗.∗.] Control unit is defective
8.2 Function Check

 Switch on the power supply of the light curtain.
 Cover the top- and bottom-most light barrier of the light curtain.
 Start the unit with the key switch.
 Stop the unit with the stop button.
– The display of the light curtain control unit must show [01] = Unit
occupied.
 Remove the cover from the bottom-most light barrier.
– The display must show the number of the top-most light barrier.
 Remove the cover from the top-most light barrier.
– The display must show [00] = Unit not occupied.
– The unit should start automatically.
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8.3 Replacement
Check the skirt lenses for dirt and
scratches which can be the cause of the
malfunction before replacing a transmitter
or receiver.
Transmitter circuit is colored in black.

Receiver circuit is colored in red.
Do not mix.
 Switch off and padlock all power supply switches (JHA, light circuit,
heating).
 Alternately loosen the two fixing screws of the defective device.
 Disconnect the defective device from the ribbon cable.
 Remove the O-ring and check it for damage. Replace it if damaged.
 Insert the O-ring into the new device.
 Connect the new device to the ribbon cable.
 Secure the connector with the fixing screws. Do not use force.
 Fit the device to the bracket.
 Switch on the unit and check the function.
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9 Sound Device
1 7 6
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1 Terminal 2
2 Jumper = INT
3 Potentiometer for volume
4 Potentiometer for pulse
5 Potentiometer for pause
6 Terminal 1
7 USB Connector
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Terminal 1 Function
Out+ Loudspeaker (12 W @ 8 Ω)
Out- Loudspeaker
Shield Shield
+24 VDC +24 V DC Power supply
24 VGND Ground of power supply
Terminal 2 Function
1 ... 3 Track #
4 Play trigger (high = play)
5 Play function (high = continuous play)
6 Ground
7, 9, 10 External potentiometer for volume
8 Not used
Terminal 2
Track # 1 2 3
0 off off off
1 on off off
2 off on off
3 on on off
4 off off on
5 on off on
6 off on on
7 on on on
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10 * CUBE
10.1 * Parameter Setting
CUBE Connection: RS232 at PB
Parameter Value
P0111 9
P0125 Unique unit address (1 ... 30) starting
with 1
P0145 962
P0207 5
CUBE Connection: RS485-2 at PB

Parameter Value
P0112 9
P0120 Unique unit address (1 ... 30) starting
with 1
P0140 962
P0202 5
Jumper PP31-PP32
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Personal notes
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Only appropriate tools, devices and materials may be used.

1.2.3 Safety Gear

PEM60.Q [43831121_003; 24.01.2018]

PEM61.Q [43831121_002; 24.01.2018]

PEM Version ID No.

2.1.1 * Display and Button

Connector Jumper Termination

2.1.4 Control Cabinet Sticker

Control Cabinet in Drive Station [43831121_005; 24.01.2018]

Control Cabinet in Tension Station [43831121_006; 24.01.2018]

The operating state is shown on all displays alternately with

[J003] - Double input assignment

[J004] - Double output assignment

[J006] - Set RTC

[J007] - Parameters do not match

[J011] - Parameters not set

[J400] - PCB communication error

[J500] - Too many PCBs

[J600] - Parameter P0000 not the same on all PCBs

[J700] - Parameters P0910 ... P0914 not the same on all

The optional two digit digital display will display error

[E_0F] Safety brake KBA1 Locked  Confirm error

Only in EoS mode all menu functions are available.

The operator level is always accessible without the

Braking Distance without Load

Braking Distance with Load

Automatic start of the automatic time

Display Passenger Detection

[A_48] - Semi6Card User Level

[A_54] [A_55] - Automatic Sensor Status bottom/top

* = More information at the following pages.

If the procedure of technical tests is not mentioned separately, do the

[t_05] [t_06] [t_07] [t_13] - Functional Checks

Display Function [t_05/06] [t_07] [t_13]

[t_18] - Fine Tuning for GFU-C

[t_26] [t_27] - Combplate Heating

[t_27] for combplate heating top.

[t_35] [t_36] - Cooling/Heating

[t_36] for heating devices:

 Press the OK button to confirm the message.

Chain lubrication is active for 200 strokes only.

 Press the OK button to start the selected subtest.

 Press the OK button to start the selected subtest.

 Press the OK button to start the selected subtest.

[t_47] - Check of Y-Δ

 Run the unit with the maintenance operating panel.

[t_48] - Safety Brake (GFUP off)

 Run the unit with the maintenance operating panel in down

[t_49] - Braking Distance (GFUP off)

 Run the unit with the maintenance operating panel in down

[t_58] - Braking Distance with MOP

[t_59] - Service Brake Contact

[t_60] - Service Brake Feedback

[t_63] - Missing Step/Pallet with MOP

[t_69] - All Errors Locked

[t_71] [t_73] - Direction Indicator Test

 Press the UP button to set the direction indicator to green.

[t_72] - Electrical Braking too long