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BR100 V1.5 LIFT Controller Board

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BR100 V1.5

Index 1 2

Electric Features ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Electric Diagram BR100 .................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 2.1 Electric Drawings CHM............................................................................................................................................................................ 4 3 Keypad and Display .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 3.2 Keypad Description ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 3.3 Programming Mode ................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 3.3.1 How to change Parameter Value ............................................................................................................................................................. 6 For Example D8 (busy time):.................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 3.4 Inspection Mode ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 3.5 Monitor Mode .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 4 Fault Signalization ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 Faults List .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 5 Parameters ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 6 CHM serial expansion board Mapping without serial calls for cabin and landing (COP e CHM2S) ................................................................... 17 6.1 One expansion board configuration ....................................................................................................................................................... 17 17 6.2 Double expansion boards configuration CHM ........................................................................................................................................ 18 6.3 FOUR expansion boards configuration CHM ......................................................................................................................................... 19 7 CHM serial expansion board Mapping with serial calls for cabin (COP) and without serial for landing (CHM2S).............................................. 20 7.1 Controller configuration with one serial expansion board CHM ....................................................................................................................... 20 Cabin Configuration ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 20 20 7.2 Controller configuration with double expansion boards CHM ........................................................................................................................... 21 Cabin configuration .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 21 22 8 Serial board ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 8.1 COP serial board ................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 8.2 CHM2S serial board for Landing Calls ................................................................................................................................................... 22 9 Description of Connections ............................................................................................................................................................................. 23 10 COM I/O.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28 28 10.1 Cable for COM Communication ............................................................................................................................................................. 29 11 Lift Working ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29 11.1 Sensors/magnets Disposition ................................................................................................................................................................ 29 11.2 Magnets disposition – lift speed < 1m/s ................................................................................................................................................. 30 11.3 Magnets Disposition – lift speed >1 m/s................................................................................................................................................. 31 11.4 Magnet Disposition not regular distance floor/floor, speed < 1 m/s ........................................................................................................ 32 11.4.1 Long Deceleration ................................................................................................................................................................................. 32 11.4.2 SHORT distance floor/floor .................................................................................................................................................................... 33 11.4.3 SHORT floor on lower/upper floor.......................................................................................................................................................... 34 12 Doors .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 35 12.1 Opening/Closing time ............................................................................................................................................................................ 35 12.2 Automatic Door...................................................................................................................................................................................... 35 12.3 Parking .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 35 12.4 Multiple Entrances (Single/Double Entrances in cabin) .......................................................................................................................... 36 12.4.1 Two entrances 180° .............................................................................................................................................................................. 36 12.4.2 Corridor Two Entrances......................................................................................................................................................................... 36 12.4.3 Two entances Selected ......................................................................................................................................................................... 36 13 SWING DOOR ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 37 13.1 Retractive CAM ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 37 14 Lift typologies .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 38 14.1 L’impianto Idraulico ............................................................................................................................................................................... 38 14.1.1 Auto Levelling........................................................................................................................................................................................ 38 14.1.2 Parking on bottom floor ......................................................................................................................................................................... 39 14.1.3 OIL temperature .................................................................................................................................................................................... 39 15 Manoeuvre Typology....................................................................................................................................................................................... 39 15.1 Simplex Down ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 39 15.2 Collective UP/DOWN............................................................................................................................................................................. 39 15.3 La manovra DUPLEX ............................................................................................................................................................................ 39 15.4 FIREMEN .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 40 15.5 La manovra di Emergenza..................................................................................................................................................................... 40 16 Safety Circuits ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 40

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BR100 V1.5

1 Electric Features

Features

DESCRIPTION

Dimensions

124 x 279 mm

Weight

380g

Software

PIC 32Bit

Power Supply (IN+/IN-)

12-24 DC-AC +/- 10%

Stabilized Output Voltage (+12-GND)

12VDC 2000mA

Charger 12V (BAT-GND)

13,8VDC 400mA

Overvoltage on Inputs (MAX)

Until 45VDC/AC

Safety Circuits INPUT (EXC/ ALT/ ALT1/ ALT2/ CS)

24-110VAC/DC

Transistor Output (MAX)

500mA

Configuration Parameters

Programmable by keypad and by local software RS232..

Standards

EN81.1/2 : 2010

Ground

GND is main ground

IN- for DC use AL- for Alarm Circuits (Legge13) Working Temperature

From 0째C to +50째C

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2 Electric Diagram BR100

24/110 V AC/DC -

Alarm Button L13

Doors

~

Inspection

Door Contact

12/24V DC/AC

~ +

12V-7 Ah

Pit Extra travel

CL Comune Luminosa

12/24V DC MAX 2A

Indipendent Service Law 13 RESET FIREMEN EN81.72

Sensor IF Sensor ICV Sensor RD

AP

CH

Sensor RS Close Door Button Open Door Button Overload COntact Complete Load COntact Busy Contact PTC Photocell SIDE A

TS

TD

TG

TB

Photocell - SIDE B

Received Alarm Contact BRAKE A Control Contact BRAKE B Control Contact Oil Temperatur Control Emergency COntact UP in Inspection DOWN in Ispection Inspection Activated Contactor COntrol TS/TD Contactor COntrol CH/TB Contactor COntrol AP/TG

AP2

CAN BUS CHM CHM2S

CANI/O BUS CHMTIMER CHM2S

Binary STD COD16

RPAT

CL Common for lights

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2.1

Electric Drawings CHM

CANBUS (BR100) CL

GND

Call/Collective

The CHM is a I/O card that takes landing or cabin calls in parallel. The configuration of these inputs / outputs is variable depending on the system configuration. The behavior of each input / output is described in Section 4. This card must be supplied to the connector CANBUS BR100. The supply voltage must not exceed 24VDC. Each input is protected by a surge of 40Vdc

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3 Keypad and Display The display of BR100 is independent of the operation of the motherboard, as it provides the only access to parameters, monitoring, settings, etc ...

3.2

Keypad Description

For Normal mode move the cursor switch “P1” on NORM position.

Controller Code and Company Name

Sensors State 1011 = in order RS-RD-IF-ICV 0=sensor Opened 1= sensor closed. Current Floor 00= cabin is in “0” floor

Immediate information EXAMPLE: cm1: photocell opened pap= opendoor activated pcp= closedoor activated

Working Mode Univ= APB

“UP/DOWN” BUTTON allows:

“ESC” Button allows:

“OK” Button allows:

 Make a call to next floor (in Norm mode) or to upper floor pushing UP or DOWN and OK  Change value of parameter (Prog Mode)  Move into parameters of menu (Prog Mode)

 Exit from parameter (Prog Mode)  With UP/DOWN allows to make a coll for extreme floors (Mode Norm)

 Confirm parameter value modified (Prog Mode)  Enter in parameter details (Prog Mode)

“P1” Switch:  Norm = Normal Mode  Man= Inspection Mode  Prog= Programming Mode

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3.3

Programming Mode

Move switch P1 in lower position. Display shows: Controller Code and Company Name

Parameters Description

Parameter Number Check Menu 2 programmable Function Programmabili

Parameter Value

UP/DOWN to select parameter to modify

ESC to exit from parameter

OK to enter in parameter

3.3.1 How to change Parameter Value

For Example D8 (busy time): 12345-

Move cursor on PROG Push UP until “D� is showed (TIME). Press OK and then UP until D8 Press OK and change value by UP or DOWN Press OK to store value

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3.4

Inspection Mode

Move switch “P1” in higher position. Display shows:

Controller Code and Company Name

Mode Description

Sensors State

“UP/DOWN” Button allows to make UP/DOWN direction in Inspection mode

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3.5

Monitor Mode

It is possible to check sensor state or check settings pushing ESC for 4 seconds in normal mode. Display shows:

Sensor State 1= On 0= Off

Manoeuvre: APB: standard SD: simplex down SF: Collective UP/Down DS: Duplex Salve DM: Duplex Master Connections Description for internal and external calls: KP: Parallel in Cabin KS: Serial in cabin EP: Parallel Landings ES: Serial Lanidngs Stato attuale: ISP: Inspection Activated Errore in atto: Fault List

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4 Fault Signalization The presence of a fault on the system will be indicated by an error code on the display and the LED ERR. The faults are listed in the table below in three categories: Error: failure is self-restorable Fault: not self-restorable need to reset or restart button card BR100 Fault Stop: requires manual reset required on the action button "RESET" The card is capable of storing up to a maximum of 100 faults, then continues by overwriting the oldest.

Faults List

Vedi

Fault Code

Type

Err 0-31

Error

Safety Lock error at indicated floor

It happens after 4 trials. Check safety circuits CS

5.27- 8

Err 32

Error

Safety Lock error during travel

Time on CS expired. Check C1-09

2.3

Err 39

Error

Stop Sensor reversed

Check IF and ICV position on floor

5.7 - 9

Err 40

Error

IF sensor not read in UP

Check IF position and functioning

5.7 - 9

Err 41

Error

IF sensor not read in DOWN

Check IF position and functioning

5.7 - 9

Err 42

Error

ICV sensor not read in UP

Check ICV position and functioning

5.7 - 9

Err 43

Error

ICV sensor not read in DOWN

Check ICV position and functioning

5.7 - 9

Err 44

Error

UP phasing sensor Error. RS=0 and cabin not in the upper floor

Check number of stops is correct (Par. A102) and position/functioning of RS

5.8 - 9

Err 45

Error

DOWN phasing sensor Error. RD=0 and cabin not in the upper floor

Check number of stops is correct (Par. A102) and position/functioning of RD

5.8 - 9

Err 46

Error

DOWN phasing sensor always opened. Lift isn’t in DOWN phasing sensor zone but it is opened.

Check RD position and functioning

5.8 - 9

Err 47

Error

UP phasing sensor always opened. Lift isn’t in UP phasing sensor zone but it is opened.

Check RS position and functioning

5.8 - 9

Err 48

Error

UP phasing sensor always closed. Lift reach upper floor but UP phasing sensor not open.

Check RS position and functioning

5.8 – 9

Check RD position and functioning

5.8 – 9

Err 49

Description

Cause / Solution Par.

Error

DOWN phasing sensor always closed. Lift reach lower floor but DOWN phasing sensor not open.

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Err 50

Blocking FAULT

Limit switch passed. Lift blocked

Lift blocked until Maintenance Man rstore the lift. EXC

5.29– 8

Err 51

FAULT

Travel time in UP direction.

Increase parameter C1-04. Check cabin speed and magnets position

2.3

Err 52

FAULT

Travel time in DOWN direction.

Increase parameter C1-04. Check cabin speed and magnets position

2.3

Err 53

Error

Low speed time during UP direction.

Increase parameter C1-02. Check cabin speed and magnets position

2.3

Err 54

Error

Low speed time during DOWN direction.

Increase parameter C1-02. Check cabin speed and magnets position

2.3

Err 55

FAULT

HIGH speed time during UP direction.

Increase parameter C1-03. Check cabin speed and magnets position

2.3

Err 56

FAULT

Low speed time during DOWN direction.

Increase parameter C1-03. Check cabin speed and magnets position

2.3

Err 57

Error

High speed contactor error.

APG always ON during high speed or Opening Door contactor always activated (Check Opening Limit).

2.2

Err 58

Error

LOW speed contactor error.

CPP always ON during low speed or Closing Door contactor always activated (Check Opening Limit)

2.2

Err 59

Blocking FAULT

CS input always energized during door opening.

During Opening Operator Opening Contactor closed (safety circuits CS).

5.27- 8

Err 60

Error

ALT1 input off

Check safety Circuit ALT1

5.28– 8

Err 61

Error

ALT2 input off

Check safety Circuit ALT2

5.28 8

Err 62

Error

ALT3 input off

Check safety Circuit ALT3

5.28– 8

Err 63

Error

Photocell input always opened at floor

Check photocell functioning on CM1-CM2

5.15 2.3

Err 64

Error

PAP input always activated

Check button PAP.

5-5.10 2.3

Err 66

Error

Long stop Error. IF/ICV Sensor passed during the stop.

Check deceleration space (low speed) or correct switching High/Low speed.

5.7 – 9

Err 67

Error

Levelling error in lower floor

Leveling made for 6 consecutive times. Cabin will be redirect to GF floor.

6.1.1

Err 68

Error

Levelling error in intermediate floor

Leveling made for 6 consecutive times. Cabin will be redirect to GF floor.

6.1.1

6.1.1

5.8 – 9

Err 69

Error

Levelling Error

Board make levelling but cabin no reach the floor. Check parameter C2-10 or NC80 module (magnets position SEM/IF/ICV) After this error phasing in lower floor will be made.

Err 70

Error

Error phasing sensors reverse.

Check position and correct functioning of sensors RS and RD

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Err 71

Error

Error phasing sensors opened.

Check position and correct functioning of sensors RS and RD

5.8 – 9

Err 72

Blocking Fault

Levelling error (time expired).

After 4 levelling trials in lower floor cabin not reach STOP zone.

6.1.1

Err 75

Error

Error 60°oil temperature

Input 60. Check probe working or parameter D1-01.

2.45.18

Err 76

Error

Motor Thermistor

Input TMS. Check thermistor working or parameter D107

2.45.14

Err 77

Error

Not start in Collective Mode

Cabin doesn’t start after 1 minute. Check overload, safety circuits.

Err 80

Error

HIGH speed contactor TS not activated during UP direction

Input TSD activated during UP direction. Check run contactor.

Err 81

Error

LOW speed contactor TD not activated during DOWN direction.

Input TSD activated during UP direction. Check run contactor.

0

Err 82

Error

speed contactors TS/TD blocked

Input TSD off when lift is stopped. Check run contactor.

5.22

Err 83

Error

Error on Car door operator with limit

CPP not turn off. Closing limit not works.

5.23-10

Err 84

Error

Error on Car door operator with limit

APG not turn off. Opening Limit not works.

5.2410

Err 85

Error

Error on Car door operator with limit time for closing door too short.

Increase parameter B1-03 or operator main supply. Errors during closing procedure CPP = OFF e CS= OFF

2.210

Err 86

Error

Error on Car door operator with limit Operator contact opened

Check CS (safety circuits). Errors during closing procedure CPP= ON e CS= OFF

8 - 10

Err 87

Error

Error on Car door operator with limit Door opened but safety circtuits closed.

Check CS (safety circuits). Errors during closing procedure APG= OFF e CS= ON

8 - 10

Err 88

Error

Error on Car door operator with limit Time for opening door is too short

Increase parameter B1-02 Errors during opening procedure APG= OFF e CS= OFF

2.2 - 10

Err 89

Error

Error EEPROM reading failed

Err 90

Error

Error in communication with CAN module CHM0

First board damaged, reverse connection of CAN or wronged setting of dip-switch on CHM

2.4

Err 91

Error

Error in communication with CAN module CHM1

Second board damaged, reverse connection of CAN or wronged setting of dip-switch on CHM

2.4

Err 92

Error

Error in communication with CAN module CHM2

Third board damaged, reverse connection of CAN or wronged setting of dip-switch on CHM

2.4

Err 93

Error

Error in communication with CAN module CHM3

Fourth board damaged, reverse connection of CAN or wornged setting of dip-switch on CHM

2.4

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Err 94

Error

Error in communication with CAN module COP

Cabin Serial board COP damaged, reverse CAN connections

2.4

Err 95

Error

Error nella comunicazione con il modulo CAN CHM2S

Serial board for landing calls damaged, reverse CAN connections or CHM2S Programming error

2.4

Err 97

Error

CanBus error communication with nZEN device

Check connections

Err 105

Blocking Fault

Error A3 Amendment. Error on brake switch in electric lift

Il micro-switch del Freno BR1 durante la corsa e ON

5.1713.7

Err 106

Guasto Bloccante

Error A3 Amendment. Error on brake switch in electric lift

Il micro-switch del Freno BR2 durante la corsa e ON

5.1713.7

Err 107

Guasto Bloccante

Error A3 Amendment. Error on brake switch in electric lift

I micro-switch dei Freni BR1 e BR2 durante la corsa sono a ON

5.1713.7

Err 108

Guasto Bloccante

Error A3 Amendment. Error on brake switch in electric lift

Uno o entrambe i micro-switch dei Freni BR1 e BR2 non in marcia sono a OFF

5.1713.7

Err 109

Guasto Bloccante

Error A3 Amendment on Hydraulic lift

Error valvola 1 – ripescaggio avvenuto durante alimentazione valvola V1

5.1713.7

Err 110

Guasto Bloccante

Error A3 Amendment on Hydraulic lift

Error valvola 2 – ripescaggio avvenuto durante alimentazione valvola V2

5.1713.7

Err 150

Error

Communication error Master/Slave

Err 200232

Error

Safety Lock openedon floor after 4 trials.

- If it makes from 1 to 3 trials and safety Lock CS not closing Br100 shows Error 200-232 (Ex. Error 201 it is first floor)

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- If it makes 4 trials and safety lock not closing Br100 shows Error 00-32

5 Parameters A= General Settings PARAMETERS

DESCRIPTION

VALUE

A1

Language

1: Italian 2: English 3: Spanish

A2

Stops

02 – 32 Landing Stops

A A3

A4

Selettore

Intermediate Speed

0: Normal 1: Reverse in each floor 2: Short Floor (0-32)/long(50-82) * If speed is higher than 1.2m/s with option “short floor” or “reverse” selected please check that in lower and/or upper floor is installed phasing sensor to disable high speed. 1: High Activity on A1 2: Intermediate Activated

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Typology of Lift

1: AC2 2: VVVF 3: Hydraulic 4: HOMELIFT

A6

Manoeuvre

1: APB 2: APB INT-EXT 3: By man 4: Collective Down 5: Collective UP/DOWN

A7

Levelling

1: Lower floor 2: Upper Floor

A8

Inspection Speed

0: Inspection in low speed / Stopped on Phasing Sensor 1: Inspection in High speed/ Stopped on Phasing Sensor 2: Inspection in low speed / Stop in Zone 3: Inspection in high speed / Stop in Zone

A9

Simplex or Duplex

0 : Simplex 1 : Duplex Master 2: Duplex Slave

A10

ARD Activation

0: ARD not activated 1: ARD activated 2: ARD activation for MRL Controller

A11

Firemen floor

0 -33 Destination floor when Firemen switch activated (33 = not activated).

A5

B= A3 Amendment Settings

B

PARAMETER

DESCRIPTION

VALUE

B1

A3 Amendment

0: Disabilitato 1: Abilitato controllo BR1-BR2 (Switch) 2:Abilitatao controllo valvole (DLV)

B2

Timer 1 for A3

1 – 50 tenths of a second

B3

Timer 2 for A3

1 – 50 tenths of a second

PARAMETER

DESCRIPTION

VALUE

C1

Limits Management

0: Car door operator without limits 1: Car door operator with limits

C2

Door Opening TIME

Max time for opening doors in sec (2 – 15s).

C3

Door Closing TIME

Max time for closing doors in sec (2 – 15s).

C4

Waiting time with opened Waiting time with opened door in sec (1 – 15s). door

C5

Door Opening Delay

C= Doors

C

Door Opening Delay in sec (1-5s).

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C6

Side Opening. Programmable in each floor

0: Not Activated 1: Side A 2: Side B 3: Opposite 4: Selected

C7

Parking

0: Parking with closed door 1: Parking with opened door

C8

Operator powered during the travel

0: Not powered during the travel 1: Powered during the travel

C9

Door Typology

0 : Manual 1 : Electronic 2 : Swing

PARAMETER

DESCRIPTION

VALUE

D1

Photocell Time. Max time with photocell activated.

1-255 sec.

D2

Max time forlow speed.

3-20 sec.

D3

Max time for high speed.

3-20 sec.

D4

Travel time

1-255 sec.

D5

14 minutes time. Time to return at lower floor after 14 min lift stopped in a floor. Only for hydraulic lift

D= Time

1: Activated

Parking floor

0 – 33 (selcect parking floor, 33= not activated).

Time to move lift in parking floor

1 – 30 min

D7

Deceleration delay time

0 – 20 tenths of a second .

D8

Busy time

0 – 10 sec.

D9

Holding time RCB

1 – 5 sec.

D10

Dealy stop time

0 – 20 tenths of a second .

D11

Emergency cycle time

1 – 20 sec.

D12

K96 Time

1 – 20 sec.

D13

TSD time during travel

1 – 10 sec.

D14

TSD time at floor

1 – 10 sec.

D15

Levelling time

1-20 sec

D16

Opening door time after photocell operation

0-20 tenths of a second

Exit from Inspection

(0 – 20 sec) Lift exit from inspection and starts levelling operations If it is =0 lift not make levelling operation when inspection exipred but lift stores its actual position.

D6

D

0: Not activated

D17

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D18

GONG time

0 – 20 Sec (0= not activated).

D19

Brake release Delay time

1 – 40 tenths of a second

D20

Travel contactors release delay time

1 – 40 tenths of a second .

E= Faults

E

PARAMETER

DESCRIPTION

E1

Fault List

E2

Reset Fault List

VALUE

F= Input/Output Activation

PARAMETER

DESCRIPTION

VALUE

F1

60° Activation. Only if A1-05=3v(Hydraulic Lift)

0: Not Activated 1: Activated N.O. 2: Activated N.C.

Overload Activation

0: Not Activated 1: Activated N.O. Fixed Light ’SVC’ 2: Activated N.C. Fixed Light ‘SVC’ 3: Activated N.O. Blinking Light ’SVC’ 4: Activated N.C. Blinking Light ’SVC’

Movable Floor

0: Not Activated 1: Activated N.O. 2: Activated N.C.

GONG Activation

0 : GONG Activated during low speed change. 1 : GONG Activated during door opening.

Abilitazione Controllo Termica Motore

0: Not Activated 1: Activated N.O. 2: Activated N.C.

F2

F3

F F4 F5

F6 Attivazione configurazione Uscite A-B-C-D

0: Activation 1: Activation 2: Activation 3: Activation

ABCD per binary code ABCD per Gray code ABCD per inverter driving (GP) ABCD per prewired system

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G= External devices Activation

PARAMETER

DESCRIPTION

VALUE

G1

Cod16 Activation

0 : Not Activated 1 : Activated

CAN Display Activation

0 : Not Activated 1 : Activated

SMS Activation

0 : Not Activated 1 : Activated

G4

Landing Serial Calls Activation (CHM2S)

0 : Not Activated 1 : Activated

G5

High-low control Activation

0 : Not Activated 1 : Activated

G6

Serial Cabin Activation (COP)

0 : Not Activated 1 : Activated

nZen Activation

0 : Not Activated 1 : Activated

PARAMETER

DESCRIPTION

VALUE

H1

MAx reservation in cabin (only for FULL COLLECTIVE)

2 - 31 Reservations

H2

Display Offset

from -10 to 10

PCP virtual activation

0: Not Activated 1: Activated

H4

Simplified manoeuvre on reservation

0: Not Activated 1: Activated

H5

Photocell activations Number.

0 – 5 After this all storaged calls will be cancelled

PARAMETER

DESCRIPTION

VALUE

I1

Firmware Version

I2

Monitor CHM

G2

G

G3

G7

H= Options

H

H3

I= Monitor

I

Parallel or serial calls Monitor

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L= Password

L

PARAMETER

DESCRIPTION

VALUE

L1

Password Recovery

L2

Default

1: Activated

6 CHM serial expansion board Mapping without serial calls for cabin and landing (COP e CHM2S) CHM expansion board allow to connect landing calls with cabin calls.

6.1

One expansion board configuration

Input

APB

APB Cabin/Landing SEPARATED

SIMPLEX DOWN

COLLECTIVE UP/DOWN

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

21I 22I 23I 24I 25I 26I 21E 22E 23E 24E 25E 26E

21I 22I 23I 24I 25I 26I 51S 62D 63D 64D 65D 66D

21I 22I 23I 24I -51S 62D 52S 63D 53S 64D --

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6

6

4

N째 stops

Move CHM switches in OFF-OFF

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6.2

INPUT

APB

APB Cabin/Landing SEPARATED

SIMPLEX DOWN

COLLECTIVE UP/DOWN

0

21I 22I 23I 24I 25I 26I 27I 28I 29I 30I 31I 32I

21I 22I 23I 24I 25I 26I 27I 28I 29I 30I 31I 32I

21I 22I 23I 24I 25I 26I 27I 28I 29I 30I 31I 32I

21I 22I 23I 24I 25I 26I 27I ------

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33I 34I 35I 36I 37I 38I 39I 40I 41I 42I 43I 44I

21E 22E 23E 24E 25E 26E 27E 28E 29E 30E 31E 32E

51S 62D 63D 64D 65D 66D 67D 68D 69D 70D 71D 72D

51S 62D 52S 63D 53S 64D 54S 65D 55S 66D 56S 67D

N째 stop

24

12

12

7

1 2 3 CHM1

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 0 1 2 3 4

CHM2

Double expansion boards configuration CHM

5 6 7 8 9 10

Move CHM1 switches in OFF-OFF

Move CHM12switche s in ON-OFF

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6.3

INP UT

0 1 C H M 1

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 0 1 2 3

C H M 2

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

FOUR expansion boards configuration CHM

SIMPLEX DOWN / APB Cabin/Landing SEPARATED

COLLECTIVE UP/DOWN

INP UT

21I 22I 23I 24I 25I 26I 27I 28I 29I 30I 31I 32I

21I 22I 23I 24I 25I 26I 27I 28I 29I 30I 31I 32I

0

33I 34I 35I 36I 37I 38I 39I 40I 41I 42I 43I 44I

-------------

1 C H M 3

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 0 1 2 3

C H M 4

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 N째 sto p

SIMPLEX DOWN / APB Cabin/Landing SEPARATED

COLLECTIVE UP/DOWN

21E 22E 23E 24E 25E 26E 27E 28E 29E 30E 31E 32E

51S 62D 52S 63D 53S 64D 54S 65D 55S 66D 56S 67D

33E 34E 35E 36E 37E 38E 39E 40E 41E 42E 43E 44E

57S 68D 58S 69D 59S 70D 60S 71D 61S 72D 62S --

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12

Move CHM1 switches in

Move CHM2 switches in

Move CHM3 switches in

Move CHM4 switches in

OFF-OFF

ON-OFF

OFF-ON

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7 CHM serial expansion board Mapping with serial calls for cabin (COP) and without serial for landing (CHM2S)

7.1

Controller configuration with one serial expansion board CHM

INGRESSI

APB Cabin/Landing SEPARATED

SIMPLEX DOWN

COLLECTIVE UP/DOWN

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

21E 22E 23E 24E 25E 26E 27E 28E 29E 30E 31E 32E

51S 62D 63D 64D 65D 66D 67D 68D 69D 70D 71D 72D

51S 62D 52S 63D 53S 64D 54S 65D 55S 66D 56S 67D

12

12

7

N째 stops

Move CHM switches in OFF-OFF

Cabin Configuration

Connectors

Calls

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 N째 stops

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 12

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7.2

Controller configuration with double expansion boards CHM

0 APB / SIMPLEX DOWN

INPUT

1

COLLECTIVE UP/DOWN

2 3

51S 62D 63D 64D 65D 66D 67D 68D 69D 70D 71D 72D

0 1 2 3 CHM2

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

4

51S 62D

CHM3

5

52S

6

63D

7

53S

8

64D

9

54S

10

65D

11

55S

N째 Stops

66D

73S 74D 75D 76D 77D 78D 79D 80D 81D 82D 83D 84D

57S 68D 58S 69D 59S 70D 60S 71D 61S 72D 62S 73D

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13

56S 67D

Cabin configuration

Connectors COP

Calls

CHM1 INPUT

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

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8 Serial board 8.1

COP serial board

COP serial board is serial interface CANBUS that allows cabin calls. Furthermore it allows‌

8.2

CHM2S serial board for Landing Calls

CHM2S serial board is serial interface that allows landing calls in any lift configuration.

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9 Description of Connections

A/B/C/D Binary Output for landing indication. It is possible connect Binary or Gray Code display directly on it or connect COD16 decoder to convert binary signal in 1line/floor.

AL+ / ALGiving power to AL+/AL- (12Vcc by battery) Alarm Law 13 is activated. SA will be lighted ON to show that alarm is activated.

ALT/ALT1/ALT2 Voltage to identify ALT= PIT, ALT2= CABIN, ALT2= DOOR LCOK. It can be variable from 24 to110 V DCAC.

APG This Input control TG contactor (high speed contactor) and AP contactor (door opening) in OFF position. When lift is stopped this INPUT is on GND. During opening door or in high speed, this INPUT is opened. IF something happen to this Input, it is showed FAULT 57 for high speed contactor or FAULT 84 for door opening contactor. Check opening time , parameter B1-02, is enough.

AP

TG

AP It is DOOR OPENING output. It is a relay with common in CRP. It can works with contactor protected by recircle diode.It is activated to handle operator named “SIDE A” when lift has two entries. Go to WORKING DOORS paragraph for further details.

AP2 It handles door opening of second car door operator. It is better to use a relay 12V connected between +12 and AP2 with re-circle diode. Max load 400mA.

AR Closed on GND. It enables ALARM RECEIVE signal when LAW 13 is activated (paragraph 0). It enables SAR output in cabin and disable SA (on landings).

BAT+ Emergency charger battery Output. Adviced Battery is 12V 7Ah. During power failure board is powered by battery waiting ARD procedure.

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BR1/BR2 Gli Ingressi chiusi a GND restituiscono lo stato a riposo delle ganasce del freno. Nel caso di motori GEARLESS, per avere conformità al EN81.1 EMENDAMENTO A3, sarà possibile monitorare ad ogni partenza/arrivo al piano l’apertura delle ganasce. Una mancata chiusura della ganascia oppure una mancata riapertura della stessa, determinerà un Error bloccante resettabile solo agendo sul tasto RESET della scheda madre. Non sarà ripristinabile neanche riavviando la scheda madre. Consultare il paragrafo Emendamento A3.

Contatto FOTOCELLULA B

Contatto Ostruzione Operatore B

Contatto FOTOCELLULA A

Contatto Ostruzione Operatore A

CC Inputs Normally closed for the car full load contact (CC)

CM1/CM2 Door Photodetector input signals normally closed for each entrance (entrance 1,and 2)

CRP Input common for door operator relay (AP/CH outputs)

CP Output for door operator relay. Door closing control is activated only if ALT signal is active.

CPP It is an input signal that controls slow speed contactor (TP) and door closing relay (CP). It must be closed to GND:

CH

TB

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CS This signal has to be wired after door’s contacts. When manoeuvre voltage is present, doors are certainly closed and so lift control board can activate run contactor. Application voltage is from 24 to 110V DC-AC.

CT Contactors’ common (TS, TD, TG, TB). Must be wired to the safety chain end. If it keep opened, TS and TD contactors cannot be activated.

EM Input for emergency service activation, that is when there is a power cut. In Normal mode EM input must be closed to prevent plant blocking with fault ‘50’.

FS/FD Outputs that command the signalling of up/down run direction or next run direction (up/down arrows).

EXC Overrun control input. If this contact opens, plant blocks permanently with fault ‘50’ only if emergency or inspection services are not active.

FM Inputs for the busy car contact (FM). The state of this input is programmable to parameter D1-03.

GND This input is the reference electric potential (Zero voltage) for the power supply and for the signalling lights.

GNG GONG impulse output signal.

H/L These are terminals for controlling the serial CANBUS for serial boards (COP, CHM, CHM2S ...).

IN+/INAre the input for the power supply voltage of the control board. (12/24Vdc/ac)

IF/ICV

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Input signals of stopping and speed change/landing counter sensors.

IT1/IT2 Are two input for free programmation.

MAN Input normally closed for the Inspection mode activation.

OCC Output for the ‘reserved’ car signalling’s lights (used in single call systems only). It’s possible change the value to parameter C1-08.

OT1/OT2 Are two output for free programmation.

PAP Door opening or call cancellation push button input signal. Door opening is enabled if the car is still in the door zone and if run has not yet begun.

PDM/PSM Input signals for up and down direction push button (in Inspection Mode), placed above the car.

PCP Input for the door closing push button. When Pressing this button (or any other car call button) the waiting time with door opened is resetted, doors close immediately and car starts.

POM Fire service mode: when the signal is activated, the current active call is completed, then all reservations are cancelled and a call to floor programmed is activated.

.

PAT It is the output signal for the retiring cam. This input is active at the run beginning (for call or Inspection starting). It enables the locks of external door, even if the car door is still opened. This output is deactivated in stopping zone

RD/RS

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Input signals for lower and upper landing syncronising sensors. They are active when they are OPENED. Placed only at extreme floors and some centimeters after the ICV sensors (that marks the slowing down zone). RD sensor must to be placed at the lowest landing and RS at the highest one.

RES Input normally opened for reset alarm.

SA Input to signal SENT ALARM through a blinking light

SAR Input to signal aknowledged alarm through a fixed light

SCP Output signals for the “Car at Floor Signalling”.

SI_I Input for the control of “Internal mode”.

SVC Alarm overload sound’s output signal (Activated when the input 74 is On). This output can be programmed for blinking or fixed work to parameter D1-02.

TB Output for the Slow speed signal (TP relay).

TS/TD Output signals that command down direction (TD) and up direction (TS) run contactors.

TG High speed output signal (TG relay).

TMS Input signal of thermistor that measures temperature engine. Programmable to parameter D1-07.

TSD It is the input for the check of up and down direction run’s contactors.

0M It is the ground reference (common) of the safety circuits ALT, ALT1, ALT2, EXC, CS.

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+12/GND This output supplies a 12Vdc voltage backed up with battery that can be used to power other external boards which have to be powered from battery in absence of main power supply (max 2A) .

60 Input for the thermoresistance that measures the oil temperature. Programmable to parameter D1-01.

74 Input for overload (it’s activate the output SVC). This input can be programmed to parameter D1-02.

10 COM I/O RS232 I/O (COM) is used to manage by PC in local or remote mode the BR100; By a software it is possible to configure the board quickly; i twill be possible to print parameters list and also save the file; Further by COM is possible remote control by GSM/GPRS devices.

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10.1 Cable for COM Communication RS232 (COM) cable necessary is like this: (PIN) COM (PIN) COM (MALE) (FEMALE) 2 3 3 2 5 5

11 Lift Working 11.1 Sensors/magnets Disposition BR100 works with REED sensor N.O. or Bistable. Particularly phasing sensors (IRS, IRD) have to be bistable and counting and door zone sensors (IF/ICV) have to be Monostable; Impossible to have particular condition where IRS/IRD both opened (fault 71). Only in upper floor IRS it will be opened and in lower floor IRD it will be opened; naturally in intermediate floors both are closed. .

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11.2 Magnets disposition – lift speed < 1m/s The disposition showed in picture is the better when regular distance floor to floor (min. 290mm) with lift speed not more than 1m/s.

Like in picture RS phasing sensor (or RD if down direction) start to read after last deceleration point.

Necessary distance between “Deceleration Zone” starts and “Stop Zone” depends by deceleration time and cabin speed;. For this configuration it is necessary to set parameter A1-03 = 0: Normal

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11.3 Magnets Disposition – lift speed >1 m/s This configuration it is good for lift with regular distance (min. 290mm) with speed higher than 1m/s. Like in picture phasing sensor RS Come si vede in figura il rifasatore RS (or RD if down direction) start to read after last deceleration point that is IF sensor (in this case). Necessary distance between “Deceleration Zone” starts and “Stop Zone” depends by deceleration time and cabin speed For this configuration it is necessary to set parameter A1-03 = 1: Reverse. Also it is possioble set programmable delay in parameter C1-07 to delay low speed activation. This parameter is used when space for low speed is too long.

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11.4 Magnet Disposition not regular distance floor/floor, speed < 1 m/s In Figure is showed lift with not regular distance floor/floor (min.2900) with speed<1m/s. IN this case we have to use LONG DECELERATION and SHORT DISTANCE;

11.4.1

3

Long Deceleration

Programming LONG DECERATION with parameter A103 = 2ďƒ Long Decel., cabin will reduce speed in longer space. Like in figure, green arrow show the distance in low speed. In UP direction starts from IF until 2 floor. The same in DOWN direction: red arrow show the distance in low speed starting from ICV until 1 floor. It is possible to program LONG DECELERATION for 4 floor, parA1-03=2, The reference floor is always the lower floor; This method is valid when distance floor/floor > 1000mm.

2

When LONG DECELERATION is in Upper/lower floor, phasing sensor position is like in figure 2;

Interpiano > 1000mm

.

Interpiano > 1000mm

1

0

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11.4.2

3

SHORT distance floor/floor Programming SHORT DISTANCE in par A1-03=2ďƒ SHORT FLOOR, cabin will have deceleration for the whole distance Floor/floor. Like showed in Figure, green arrow shows the distance in low speed starting (in UP direction) form ICV of 1 floor unitl 2nd floor. The same in DOWN direction starting from IF of 2nd floor until 1st floor.. It is possible to program SHORT FLOOR for 4 floor, par A103=2, The reference floor is always the lower floor. This method <1000mm

is

valid

when

distance

floor/floor

* if lift speed >1,2m/s it is necessary to install pre-phasing sensor in upper/lower floor to exclude High speed..

Interpiano < 1000mm

2

1

0

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11.4.3

SHORT floor on lower/upper floor

Interpiano < 1000mm

Interpiano > 1000mm

When SHORT FLOOR in in upper/lower floor, phasing sensor position is indicated in figure and, above all, is necessary to have a pre-phasing sensor to can exclude HIGH SPEED.

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12 Doors BR100 can works with all doors‌ Par B1 is possibleto configure all is necessary about doors, Door will be openend only if cabin is on floor (IF+ICV). Door closing will be made by PARKING, when any CALL is made, or when a call will be made and all safety circuits are closed and any alarmi s ON..

12.1 Opening/Closing time Max time for opening/closing is in par B1-02 (opening) and B1-03(closing). Opening step (AP) can be delayed by par B1-05..

12.2 Automatic Door We can have car door operator with limit or electronic, you can chose in parameter B1-01.. These limits situated on car door operator give signals directly on contactor in controller. In this case contactor has to be controller by APG (opening) and CPP (closing). So to can chose traditional car door operator with limit it is necessary to set B1-09=1 or 2 and parameter B1-01=1. When you have electronic operator B!-01=0, and signals to car door operator board is sent directly by relay AP-CP (common CRP). BR100

Operator Board

AP CP CRP

Open Close COM

In some cases it is necessary to set ALWAYS CLOSED during the travel. Parameter is B1-08

12.3 Parking Lift with automatic door obligated to park with closed doors. This is possible to set in parameter B1-07. Closing step for parking mode happen with cabin on floor, safety circuits closed, no alarm and no faults

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after WAITING WITH OPENED DOORS is expired. This time you can set in parameter B1-04. If lift has SWING door, you can set parking in parameter B1-07=”0:door opening”.

12.4 Multiple Entrances (Single/Double Entrances in cabin) BR100 can manage n°2 entrances in cabin. You can set opening sides by parameter B1-06. Output to can manage doors are AP (relay) and AP2 (transistor… please use it with relay). It is possible to have these configurations:

12.4.1

Two entrances 180°

It is possible to set opening side for each floor in parameter… value “1” is SIDE A (output AP), value “2” is SIDE B (output AP2);

12.4.2

Corridor Two Entrances

It is used when is necessary to open both doors like a corridor. You can set it in each floor by parameter B1-06 = 3.

12.4.3

Two entances Selected

In according to cabin call made you can decide what door is necessary to open; This function you can set by parameter B1-06 =4 in each floor where it is requested.

In call mapping (par. 6) i twill be reduced one stop, considering second access (SIDE B) like a call. EX: standard Floor

Standard MApping (input CHM)

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

CHM - 0 CHM - 1 CHM - 2 CHM - 3 CHM - 4 CHM - 5 CHM - 6

Floor with two entrances selected 0 1A 1B 2 3 4 5

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13 SWING DOOR If lift has car door operator with swing door on landings you have to set parameter B1-09=2 to avoid any fault message “SAFETY CIRCUITS OPENED”. For hydraulic lift please not Nel caso di impianti oleodinamici è importante evitare di tagliare l’ALT2 negli accostamenti, questo disabiliterebbe l’auto-livellamento. Interfacciare un mini-relè sulla serie di sicurezza che chiude con gli accostamenti e tagliare il contatto del relè a forzare il comando PAP.

13.1 Retractive CAM To can manage a cam you have to use output “PAT”. PA T

+1 2

48VCC

BR100

RP AT RP AT

A1 A2

12VCC

RP R

A1 A2

48VCC

PAT signal will be enabled with closed door command and i twill be active until lift arrived at floor..

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14 Lift typologies Here described all possible configuration about BR100.

14.1 L’impianto Idraulico To set Hydraulic lift parameter A1-05=3. In this way all typycal parameters for hydraulic lift are set.

14.1.1

Auto Levelling

After we set Hydraulic lift by parameter A1-05, auto-levelling will be enabled. By this option, cabin will be putted perfectly at level after stop to any floor. If it is necessary this levelling happen with opened door, please check connection below:

Safety Control

Cabin

Landing Door

Locking contact

Example about auto-levelling: IF

IF

IF

Cabin Cabin floor

floor Cabin floor

ICV

ICV In UP direction

ICV In DOWN direction

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N.B. :the safety control is external device… it isn’t embedded on BR100. If auto-levelling procedure is repeated more than 6 times (consecutive) fault 67 and 68 will showed; Error 69, means that cabin, during levelling, hasn’t reach the floor (time C2-10 expired).

14.1.2

Parking on bottom floor

When we set Hydraulic lift, parameter A1-05=3, it will be set also parking floor 0 after 14min; To can disable this function set parameter C1-05. During this step, cabin will be reach botton floor without stops and without opening doors. When this function is disabled it is possible to set another floor and another time; flor is settable in parameter C1-06 editing the floor number and then ENTER; after this you can set time before activate this function

14.1.3

OIL temperature

Hydraulic lift neeeds to check oil temperature. To avoid oil damages is installed a temperature device; This device gives info to BR100 by input “60”. To enable this input ste parameter D1-01.

15 Manoeuvre Typology 15.1 Simplex Down It is possible reservation from cabin or from floors. From cabin are prevailing. Floor reservations are made only in down direction; This manoeuvre is possible until 32 stops.

15.2 Collective UP/DOWN It is possible reservation from cabin and from landing. Cabin reservations are prevailing. Landing reservations are made in according with cabin movement (up or down). On LOPs are two push buttons UP and DOWN. Reservations will be execute in according to the direction of cabin.

15.3 La manovra DUPLEX Duplex allows communication between two controllers (UP/DOWN). To allow this communication, two boards have to be connected in CANBUS. One of this MASTER in address XX-XX while the second board programmed SLAVE. In cabin not work DUPLEX mode, only on landings this working is possible, in according to a particular algorithm to can avoid traffic troubles. In STAND-BY the two cabins will works so:  

Cabins stopped in the same floor: landing call will be served by MASTER; Cabins stopped in different floors: nearer cabin will serve the landing call;

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Both Cabins in movement: landing call will be served by cabins that have same direction and , if both cabin has same direction, the nearest cabin will serve the landing call.

15.4 FIREMEN BR100 can make Firemen working in according to EN81.72 by parameter A1-11. In the same parameter it is necessary to indicate what is the Fireman floor. By input “POM” activated by GND directly by key switch this happen::  

Cabin in movementia: cabin will serve the present landing call, without opening the door at floor. In case of COLLECTIVE working, all reservation will be cancelled and lift will leave to arrive in FIREMAN Floor. Any calls will be accepted, doors will be opened Cabin stoppedat floor: Any calls will be accepted, doors will be opened;

15.5 La manovra di Emergenza In case of Power failure, BR100 will work in emergency. EM input active this working. It is necessary to close “EM” with GND when we have power failure. If safety circuits, powered by UPS or similar device, are closed and correctly powered lift will be work so:  

“Hydraulic”: cabin will move in down direction to reach the nearer floor and then doors will be opened (AP). Any calls will be accepted, doors always opened, until input EM will be restored. “TRACTION”: cabin willmove in UP direction. If safety circuits are opened (ALT) it means Emergency device are working. In this case Emergency procedure start again, when safety circuits restored, but cabin will move in opposite direction (DOWN) and stop in nearest floor (by AP). At this point cabin will not accept any calls and doors will be opened until “EM” will be restored.

16 Safety Circuits BR100 check if safety series closed by INPUT EXC, ALT, ALT1, ALT2, CS. If one of this INPUT opened cabin will be stopped. Particularly EXC allows, in according to Standards, to restore normal MODE only by manual reset. On display is showed FINECORSA. On safety called CS is applied a further control:   

IF on closing door CS isn’t closed, BR100 open again the door and then try to close again; This procedure is made for 4 times. If CS will be closed in these trials cabin will move in normal mode but a Fault will be saved in registry. This Fault code is “200” if lower floor has problem, “201” for first floor and so on; If after 4 times CS will be not closed will be generated a fault form0 to 32 in according to floor where fault happened. For example, if fault in 5th floor it will be generated “ERR 05”.

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