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In an era where technological advancement defines the future of industrial operations, SEC Electronics Slovenia steps forward with its cutting-edge E-Type lift control system, encapsulated comprehensively in the latest version of their specification and installation manual. This document, meticulously crafted for engineering and installation professionals, unfolds a treasure trove of technical specifications, safety protocols, installation guidelines, and much more, promising to revolutionize the way lift systems operate. From the initial precautions and product liability to intricate wiring procedures, programming nuances, and troubleshooting guidelines, the manual covers an extensive range of topics designed to ensure a seamless installation and operation experience. With an emphasis on safety and compliance, denoted by the detailed safety symbol legend and electromagnetic compatibility guide, the manual not only upholds the highest standards of operational integrity but also underscores SEC Electronics' commitment to quality and innovation. Embedded within this manual, readers will find indispensable insights into the mechanical and technical characteristics of the E-Type lift controller, alongside precise instructions on connectivity during various phases of installation, all aimed at optimizing the lift control process. Furthermore, the document highlights the importance of a thorough inspection procedure post-delivery, ensuring that every component adheres to the ISO 9001 standards. The caution that SEC Electronics will not be responsible for modifications or errors within the manual speaks to the dynamic nature of technological evolution, emphasizing the need for professionals to stay abreast of updates. It's a comprehensive guide not just to installing a piece of equipment, but to understanding the pulse of modern lift system technologies, marked by SEC Electronics’ unwavering dedication to excellence and safety in the vertical transportation industry.

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E – TYPE

lift control system

SPECIFICATION AND INSTALLATION MANUAL

Manual ver. 2.0

Program ver. 2.06

SEC ELECTRONI CS

Neverke 30 6256 Košana, SLOVENI A

tel: + + 386 5 753 2006

email: sec.electronics@siol.net

fax: + + 386 5 753 2007

web: http: / / www.secelectro.com

ISO 9001

Q-446

The information held in this manual may be modified without notice and SEC electronics will not be responsible for changes that may occur in the future.

No part of this manual can be reproduced, for any reason, in any form or by any means ( including recording and photocopying) without the written consent of SEC electronics.

Before the control panel installation, wiring, commissioning and inspection, read this instruction manual carefully.

Keep the manual in a safe place and available to engineering and installation personnel during the control panel functioning period.

SEC electronics is not responsible for those mistakes that may be found in this manual and for the damages that they may cause.

All rights reserved.

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CONTENTS

 

SAFETY SIMBOL LEGEND

5

0.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

6

1.

PRODUCT LIABILITY AND WARRANTY

9

1.1

TERMS OF WARRANTY

9

2.

INSPECTION PROCEDURE

10

2.1.

UPON DELIVERY INSPECTION PROCEDURE

10

2.2.

CONTROL PANEL TYPE DESIGNATION

10

2.3.

NAMEPLATE

11

2.4.

STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS

12

2.5.

DISPOSAL OF THE DEVICE

12

3.

INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

13

3.1.

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATION

13

3.2.

INSTALLATION MOUNTING CLEARANCE

14

4.

WIRING PROCEDURE

15

4.1.

AC INPUT CONNECTION

15

4.2.

MAIN MOTOR CONNECTION

16

5.

CONNECTION TO PC OR PDA

17

5.1.

CONNECTION TO PC

17

5.2.

CONNECTION TO PDA

17

6.

PROGRAMMING

19

6.1.

MAIN MENU

19

6.2.

SUBMENU ORGANISATION

20

6.3.

1L FLOW CONTROL

20

6.4.

2E SHOW ERROR HISTORY

22

6.5.

3C STATISTICS

27

6.6.

4F FUNDAMENTAL SETTINGS

28

6.7.

5V DOOR SETTINGS

29

6.8.

6P PARAMETERS

32

6.9.

7D SPECIAL DRIVES

37

6.10.

8S ENCODER SETTINGS

38

6.11.

9I INPUT / OUTPUT SETTINGS

39

6.12.

0W SAVE SETTINGS TO EEPROM

40

6.13.

PRESETING AND FACTORY RESET

40

7.

ABBREVIATIONS

42

7.1.

TERMINALS ON CONTROL PANEL

42

7.2.

ELEMENTS ON CONTROL PANEL

44

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8.

COUNTING SENSORS CONNECTION AND POSITION

46

8.1.

COUNTING SYSTEM PARAMETER P3 = 1- 8

47

8.2.

COUNTING SYSTEM PARAMETER P3 = 1

48

8.3.

COUNTING SYSTEM PARAMETER P3 = 3

49

8.4.

COUNTING SYSTEM PARAMETER P3 = 4

50

8.5.

COUNTING SYSTEM PARAMETER P3 = 4 WITH SEPARATED MAGNETS

51

8.6

COUNTING SYSTEM PARAMETER P3 = 5

52

8.7

COUNTING SYSTEM PARAMETER P3 = 6

53

8.8

COUNTING SYSTEM PARAMETER P3 = 7

54

8.8.

COUNTING SYSTEM PARAMETER P3 = 8

55

9.

CONNECTION DURING INSTALLATION PHASE

56

9.1.

POWER SUPPLY

56

9.2.

MOTOR CONNECTION

56

9.3.

MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY CONNECTION

57

10.

START UP

58

10.1.

PRE POWER CHECK

58

10.2.

VOLTAGE AND CONTROL ELEMENTS CHECK

58

10.3.

MAINTENANCE MODE

59

10.4.

NORMAL MODE

59

10.5.

TROUBLESHOOTING

60

11.

E-TYPE LIFT CONTROLLER TECHNICAL INFORMATION

63

11.1

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

63

11.2.

E-TYPE MAIN MODULE

65

11.3.

E-TYPE CAR MODULE

71

11.4.

E-TYPE EXT MODULE

78

11.5.

E-TYPE FLOOR MODULE - NODE

82

11.6.

MULTIFUNCTION INPUTS / OUTPUTS

84

12.

SAFETY CIRCUIT 186

89

12.1.

GENERAL FEATURES

89

12.2.

DETAILS AND CONNECTIONS

90

12.3.

REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTALLATION

90

13.

GUIDE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY

91

13.1.

THE EMC DIRECTIVE AND APPLICABLE STANDARD

91

13.2.

EMC COMPLIANT ELECTRICAL CABINET WIRING RULES

92

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

93

ADDENDUMS FOR NEWER PROGRAM VERSIONS

 

PRESET PARAMETERS

 

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SAFETY SYMBOL LEGEND

WARNING: Commands attention to an operating procedure, practice, condition, or statement, which, if not strictly observed, could result in personal injury or death.

CAUTION: Commands attention to an operation procedure, practice, condition, or statement, which, if not strictly observed, could result in damage or destruction of equipment .

NOTE: Commands attention to an operating procedure, practice, condition, or statement that must be highlighted.

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0.SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

WARNING – ATTENTION

Drive systems cause mechanical motion. I t is the responsibility of the user to ensure that any such motion does not result in an unsafe condition. Factory provided interlocks and operating limits should not be bypassed or modified.

WARNING – ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND BURN HAZARD

When using instruments such as oscilloscopes to work on live equipment, the oscilloscope’s chassis should be grounded and a differential amplifier input should be used. Care should be used in the selection of probes and leads and in the adjustment of the oscilloscope so that accurate readings may be made. See instrument manufacturer’s instruction book for proper operation and adjustment to the instrument .

WARNING – FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD

Fires or explosions might result from mounting control panels in hazardous areas such as locations where flammable or combustible vapors or dusts are present . Control panels should be installed away from hazardous areas, even if used with motors suitable for use in these locations.

WARNING – STRAIN HAZARD

I mproper lifting practices can cause serious or fatal injury. Lift only with adequate equipment and trained personnel. When carrying equipment without packaging the boards or metal panels can cause damage to the equipment and injury to you.

WARNING – CRUSHING HAZARD

Risk of crushing and dama ge to the control panel if it does not have a firm stand. Be sure to place the control panel on a flat surface witch can support it’s weight before installation! Do not stand the control panel on end as it could fall over.

WARNING – HIGH TEMPERATURE

After prolonged use, the parts in control panel will reach a maximum temperature of 90 oC. Touching them with bare hands can be painful. Allow the unit to cool before you get near the hot parts. When braking resistors are used (they are normally installed at the top or in the side of the box) this resistors can reach a maximum temperature of 200 oC. Touching them with bare hands can cause serious or fatal injury.

ATTENTION – ELECTRIC SHOCK

Control panel, motors and all other equipment must be ground connected according to the NEC ( Code Electrique National).

WARNING / ATTENTION

Replace all covers before applying power to the control panel. Failure to do so may result in death or serious injury.

WARNING / ATTENTION

Control panels are electrical apparatus for use in industrial installations. Parts of the control panels are energized during operation. The electrical installation and the opening of the device should therefore only be carried out by qualified personnel. I mproper installation of motors, control panel or other equipment may therefore cause the failure of the device as well as serious injury to persons or material damage. Control panels are not equipped with motor overspeed protection logic.

Follow the instructions given in this manual and observe the local and national safety regulations applicable.

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CAUTION / PRECAUTION

Do not connect power supply voltage that exceeds the standard specification voltage fluctuation permissible. I f excessive voltage is applied to the control panel, damage to the internal components will result .

CAUTION / PRECAUTION

Do not operate the control panel without the ground wire connected. The motor chassis should be grounded to earth through a ground lead separate from all other equipment ground leads to prevent noise coupli ng.

The grounding wires shall be sized in accordance with the NEC or Canadian Electrical Code. The connection shall be made by a UL listed or CSA certified closed- loop terminal connector sized for the wire gauge involved. The connector is to be fixed using the crimp tool specified by the connector manufacturer.

CAUTION / PRECAUTION

Do not perform a megger test between the control panel terminals or on the control circuit terminals.

CAUTION / PRECAUTION

Because the ambient temperature greatly affects control panel life and reliability, do not install the control panel in any location that exceeds the allowable temperature. Leave the ventilation cover attached for temperatures of 40 oC or below.

CAUTION / PRECAUTION

The control panel must be mounted on a wall that is constructed of heat resistant material. While the control panel is operating, the temperature of the control panel parts can rise to a temperature of 90 oC. I n case when braking resistors are used, the temperature of this resistor can rise up to 200 oC.

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NOTE

The terms ‘’controller’’, ‘’lift controller’’ and ‘’control box’’ are sometimes used interchangeably throughout the industry. We will use the term ‘’control panel’’ in this document

1Never remove the covers while the AC I nput power supply is switched on. Minimum time to wait before working on the terminals or inside the device is 1 minute after disconnecting for control panels without electronic regulators for motors and 5 minutes for control panels with electronic regulators

( VVVF, ACVV, soft start)

2Do not touch or damage any components when handling the device. The changing of the isolation gaps or the removing of the isolation and covers is not permissible. I f the doors have to be removed (or opened) because the room temperature is higher than 40 degrees, the user has to ensure that no occasional contact with live parts may occur.

3Protect the control panel from impermissible environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, shock etc.)

4No voltage should be connected to the output terminals for the motors, magnets, valves, lights

and switches (terminals 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 25a, 26, 26a, 27, 31, 40, 45, 46, 47, 48, 56, 57, 58, 59, 121, 122, 123, 130, 131,132, 222, 351, 352, 358, 360, 371, 372)

5A capacitative load ( e.g. Var compensation capacitors) should not be connected to the outputs for the motors (terminals 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)

6Always connect the control panel to the protective ground ( PE ) via the marked connection terminals ( 0 or GND ) and the housing ( 0 or GND ) . Control panels have ground discharge currents greater than 3,5 mA. EN 50178 specifies that with discharge currents greater than 3,5 mA the protective conductor ground connection ( 0 or GND ) must be fixed type and doubled for redundancy.

7The electrical commissioning should only be carried out by qualified personnel, who are also responsible for the provision of a suitable ground connection and a protected power supply feeder in accordance with the local and national regulations.

8No dielectric tests should be carried out on parts of the control panel. A suitable measuring

instrument (internal resistance of at least 10 kohm/ V ) should be used for measuring the signal voltages.

9I f the control panel has been stored for longer than three years, the operation of the capacitors may be impaired. Before commissioning devices that have been stored for long periods, connect them to a power supply for two hours with no load connected in order to regenerate the capacitors, ( the input

voltage has to be applied without enabling the functionality) .

10The control panel may start accidentally in the event of a failure, even if it is disabled, unless it has been disconnected from the AC input feeder.

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1. PRODUCT LIABILITY AND WARRANTY

We guarantee the faultless condition of our product as described in our advertising, the product documentation we have published, and this manual. Product characteristics over and above this are not guaranteed.

Claims for damages are generally excluded, except in the case of proven premeditation, gross negligence by SEC electronics, or the absence of any promised features. I n particular we do not accept any liability if the control panels are used with other systems, encoders, switches, power supply systems and drive motors for which the control panels are unsuitable as stated in this manual or which fail to conform with the customary state of technology by virtue of their individual design.

We also disclaim responsibility for any damage to lift facilities and building facilities due to malfunction of the product or due to errors in this manual.

We are not responsible for violation of the patents and other rights of thir d parties.

We shall not be liable for any damage resulting from improper handling as defined in this manual. We expressly exclude liability for lost profit and especially for consequential damage due to the non- observance of safety regulations and warnings and/ or resulting from accessories not supplied by SEC electronics.

SEC electronics products are designed for a long service life. They confirm with the current state of science and technology and were individually tested in all their promised functions pr ior to shipment . SEC electronics is continuously engaged in product and market analysis in the interest of further development and constant improvement . However, if any malfunctions or breakdowns occur in spite of all the preventive measures, you should no tify the customer service department in Neverke, Slovenia. We assure you that suitable action to rectify the damage will be taken without delay.

1.1. TERMS OF WARRANTY

We guarantee the product’s proper working order as defined in this operating ma nual for a period of 24 months after shipment as per delivery note.

Repairs will only be carried out free of charge if this manual was observed for storage, transportation, installation, commissioning and operation.

I nterventions in a unit by the customer or third parties are only allowed after special consultation with SEC electronics. I f this condition is not observed, SEC electronics will accept no responsibility for any damage to the unit, injury to persons or consequential damage; in this case the warr anty shall expire. SEC electronics also disclaims all responsibility for unit faults resulting from damaged or functionally defective equipment in the control panel’s environment or following the use of accessories which were not supplied by SEC electronics.

The General Terms of Business of SEC electronics shall apply.

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2. INSPECTION PROCEDURE

2.1. UPON DELIVERY INSPECTION PROCEDURES

A high degree of care is taken in packing our control panels and preparing them for delivery. They should only be transported with suitable transport equipment (see weight data) . Observe the instructions printed on the packaging. This also applies when the device is unpacked and installed.

Upon delivery, check the following:

-the packaging f or any external damage

-whether the delivery note matches your order

Open the packaging with suitable tools. Check whether:

-any parts were damaged during transport

-the device type corresponds to your order

In the event of any damage or of an incomplete or incorrect delivery please notify the responsible sales offices immediately.

The devices should only be stored in dry rooms within the specified temperature ranges.

NOTE:A certain degree of moisture condensation is permissible if this arises from changes in temperature ( see ‘’Permissible Environmental Conditions’’ ) . This does not however, apply when the devices are in operation. Always ensure that there is no moisture condensation in devices t hat are connected to the power supply

2.2 CONTROL PANEL TYPE DESIGNATION

The technical specification of the control panel is stated in the type code. Example

E 078/ 01

where letter E corresponds to E- type lift control panel

This code is also the same as is the code in the confirmation of order and other related papers. A Label with the type code is located at the bottom right corner of the control panel.

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2.3. NAMEPLATE

Check that all the data stated in the nameplate enclosed wit h the control panel corresponds to what has been ordered.

SEC ELECTRONICS

Type

________________

S/N ___________________

Input voltage ______________

Input frequency _________

Rated current ____________

Brake __________________

Retiring cam ______________

Valves _________________

Dimensions __________________________________________

Type

- control panel model

S/ N

- serial number ( type code)

I nput voltage

- power supply voltage

I nput frequency

- power supply frequency

Rated current

- output rated current

Brake

- rated voltage of brake ( in electric lift)

Retiring cam

- rated voltage of retiring cam

Valves

- rated voltage of valves ( in hydraulic lift)

Dimensions

- dimensions of control panel H x W x D

Nameplate is located in the left side of the box door.

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2.4. STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS

 

Ta Ambient temperature

0 … +40oC; 40 … +50oC with current derated to 0.8 rated output current

 

 

 

 

Installation location

Pollution degree 2 or better ( free from direct sunlight, vibration, dust, corrosive or

 

 

inflammable gases, fog, vapor oil and dripped water, avoid saline environment)

 

Degree of protection

IP 44

 

 

 

 

 

Installation altitude

Up to 1000 m above the sea level; for higher altitudes a current reduction of 1,2%

ENVIRONMENT

 

for every 100 m of additional height applies

Temperature

5% to 85%

 

Air humidity

 

 

operation

0… +50oC

 

 

storage

-20 … +55oC

 

 

transport

-20 … +70oC

 

 

operation

1 g/m3 to 25 g/m3 without moisture condensation or icing Class 3K3 as per

 

 

5% to 95%

 

 

storage

1 g/m3 to 29 g/m3

Class 1K3 as per

 

 

95% 60 g/m3

 

 

transport

greatest absolute air humidity if the device is brought suddenly from 70 to 15oC

 

 

A light condensation of moisture may occur for a short time occasionally if the

 

 

device is not in operation ( Class 2K3 as per EN50178)

 

 

 

 

STANDARD

Climatic conditions

IEC 68-2 Part 2 and 3

 

 

 

 

EMC compatibility

EN12015 and EN12016

(see chapter ‘’EMC Guidelines ‘’)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Approvals

CE

 

 

 

 

 

2.5. DISPOSAL OF THE DEVICE

SEC electronics will take back old units free of charge provided they are delivered carriage paid to the SEC electronic factory in Neverke, Slovenia

Applicable local waste treatment and disposal regulations must be observed if you dispose of a unit yourself or replace any components. SEC electronics shall accept no liability for any parts and components that are not disposed of properly!

The following details are useful for disposal purposes:

the control panel box is made of steel, usually painted

the back panel is made of steel or aluminum, usually without lacquering or surface treatment

regulations on the disposal of electronic parts and components apply for disposal of p.c. boards, LCD units and other electric parts

backup battery is Lithium battery wich must be disposed properly

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3.INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

3.1.MECHANICAL SPECIFICATION

Control panel dimensions and fixing holes dimensions

Doors can be left or right side opening.

 

 

 

CONTROL PANEL DIMENSIONS

( information on nameplate)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

700 x

 

700 x

800 x

800 x

800 x

1000 x

1000 x

1000 x

900 x

 

 

500 x

 

500 x

600 x

600 x

600 x

600

x

600

x

600

x

800 x

 

 

200

 

250

200

250

300

250

 

300

 

350

 

350

A

mm

500

 

500

600

600

600

600

 

600

 

600

 

800

B

mm

700

 

700

800

800

800

1000

 

1000

 

1000

 

900

C

mm

200

 

250

200

250

300

250

 

300

 

350

 

350

D1

mm

450

 

450

550

550

550

550

 

550

 

550

 

700

D2

mm

650

 

650

750

750

750

950

 

950

 

950

 

870

E1

mm

107,5

 

107,5

157,5

157,5

157,5

157,5

157,5

157,5

150

E2

mm

285

 

285

285

285

285

285

 

285

 

285

 

500

E3

mm

107,5

 

107,5

157,5

157,5

157,5

157,5

157,5

157,5

150

F1

mm

40

 

40

40

40

40

40

 

40

 

40

 

40

F2

mm

30

 

30

30

30

30

30

 

30

 

30

 

40

G fi

mm

10

 

10

10

10

10

10

 

10

 

10

 

8

NOTE: I n case when VVVF control panel is used, the braking resistor is mounted on the control panel. Dimensions of braking resistor depends on model, power and manufacturer. Braking resistor can be fixed at the side or at the top of the box.

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3.2. INSTALLATION MOUNTING CLEARANCE

NOTE: The dimensions specified in this manual and weights should be taken into consideration when the device is mounted. The technical equipment required ( carriage or crane for large weights) should be used. I m proper handling and the use of unsuitable tools may cause damage.

NOTE: The maximum angle of inclination is 30o

NOTE: The control panels must be mounted in such a way that the free flow of air is ensured. The clearance to the device must be at least 150 mm. A space of at lease 50 mm must be ensured at the front . Devices that generate a large amount of heat must not be mounted in the direct vicinity of the control panel.

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4. WIRING PROCEDURE

4.1. AC INPUT CONNECTION

The device must be connected to a protective grounding which will be the first to be connected and the last one to be disconnected. Flexible copper cables, class 5, type O5V- K must be used for mains connection of the device. These copper cables must be short circuit protected with external fuses. Thermomagnetic differential switches for protection can be used.

NOTE: Residual – current ( FI- type) circuit–breakers can be tripped inadvertently when power is switched on if a noise filter is being used (VVVF and ACVV control panels) . I n these cases only use residual–current circuit–breakers with a drop- out delay.

Cable diameters and dimensions of protective switches must be consistent with table 4.4.4 for input voltage 400 V AC (415 V AC) or table 4.4.5 for in put voltage 230 V AC (240 V AC) .

INPUT VOLTAGE 400 VAC

P

kW

3

4

5,5

7,5

10

11

15

18,5

22

25

30

37

45

I n

A

8,6

10,5

13,5

17,5

20,5

24

32

39

46

54

62

72

87

Ci

mm2

2,5

2,5

4

6

6

10

16

16

25

25

35

50

50

Cl

mm2

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

S1

A

16

16

20

25

32

32

40

50

63

80

80

100

125

S2

A

25

25

25

40

40

40

63

63

80

100

100

125

160

S3

A

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

S4

A

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

INPUT VOLTAGE 230 VAC

P

kW

3

4

5,5

7,5

10

11

15

18,5

22

25

I n

A

13,5

16,5

22

29

37

41

54

66

77

87

Ci

mm2

4

4

6

10

16

25

25

35

50

50

Cl

mm2

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,5

S1

A

20

20

32

40

63

63

80

100

100

125

S2

A

25

25

40

63

63

80

100

125

125

160

S3

A

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

S4

A

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

P- rated power

In

- rated current

Ci

- diameter of wires for main supply (mm2)

Cl

- diameter of wires for lighting connection (mm2)

S1

- thermomagnetic main switch – curve type C (value is equivalent to short circuit current)

S2

- differential main switch – sensitivity 300 mA

S3

- thermomagnetic switch – lighting – curve C

S4

- differential switch – lighting – sensitivity 30 mA

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4.2. MAIN MOTOR CONNECTION

Cable diameters must be consistent with table below for input voltage 400 V AC (415 V AC) or table below for input voltage 230 V AC (240 V AC) .

INPUT VOLTAGE 400 VAC

P

kW

3

4

5,5

7,5

10

11

15

18,5

22

25

30

37

45

I n

A

8,6

10,5

13,5

17,5

20,5

24

32

39

46

54

62

72

87

Isd

A

 

 

 

10

12

14

19

23

27

31

36

42

50

Cm

mm2

2,5

2,5

4

4

6

6

10

16

25

25

35

35

50

Csd

mm2

 

 

 

2,5

2,5

4

6

10

10

16

16

25

25

INPUT VOLTAGE 230 VAC

P

kW

3

4

5,5

7,5

10

11

15

18,5

22

25

I n

A

13,5

16,5

22

29

37

41

54

66

77

87

I sd

A

7,8

10

13

17

22

24

28

33

45

50

Cm

mm2

4

4

6

10

16

16

25

35

50

50

Csd

mm2

2,5

2,5

4

4

6

10

16

16

25

25

P- rated power

In

- rated current

I sd

- star / delta current

Cm

- diameter of wires for motor (mm2)

Csd

- diameter of wires for star delta connection (mm2)

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5.CONNECTION TO PC OR PDA

5.1. CONNECTION TO PC

Programming with PC is possible through RS 232 line. The drawing of cable is: Necessary program for programming is one of VT100 emulators. Suitable is program

Hyper Terminal wich is part of Windows operational system. Settings of Hyper Terminal

for using it for programming is next:

 

 

 

- emulation

ANSI

 

 

 

- baud rate

9600

8

N

1

5.2. CONNECTION TO PDA

Programming with PDA is possible through RS232 line. The drawing of connection cable for PALM device series I I I or V is:

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Necessary program for programming is one of VT100 emulators. Suitable is program PTELNET. Settings of Ptelnet program for using it for programming is next:

- Serial

Port

RS232

 

Baud

9600

 

Parity

N

 

Word

8

 

StopBits

1

 

Xon/ Xoff

0

 

RTS/ CTS

0

- Terminal

Mode

Serial

 

Return

CR

 

Font

large

 

Width

32

 

Charset

I SO- Latin 1

 

Lochal echo

1

- the connection icon in the main window must be ON

WARNING:

Do not connect fourth wire from lift controller connector RJ 6/ 4.

This wire is internal + 5 VDC for special programmers only.

NOTE:

Windows

is Microsoft trademark

Hyper Terminal

is Hilgraeve I nc. trademark

Palm

is 3com t radmark

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6.PROGRAMMING

6.1.MAIN MENU

After connection is establish between programmer or E- Type console and controller, main menu appear in the display. I f not press ENTER or # two or three times.

The numbers in front of word for entering in menus are present in eprom version E1.10 or higher. They are made for programming with console where # is ENTER and * is ESCAPE.

SEC Electronics E - Type Lift

Controller V0.0

1L

Flow control

2 E

Show error hist ory

3C

Statistics

4 F

Fundamental settings

5V

Door settings

6P

Parameters

7 D

Sprecial drives

8S

Encoder settings

9 I

I nput / Output settings

0W

Save settings to EEPROM

To select submenu press or write first letter of submenu. T he submenu must appear.

MAIN MENU

1L

2E

3C

4F

5V

6P

7D

8S

9I

0W

Flow

Error

Statistics

Fund.

Door

Parameter

Special

Encoder

I / O

Save

control

history

 

settings

settings

 

drives

settings

settings

all

Escape

Enter

Enter

Enter

Enter

Enter

Enter

Enter

Enter

Enter

MAIN MENU

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6.2.SUBMENU ORGANISATION

The submenus F- Fundamental settings, V- Doors settings, P- Parameters, D- Special drives, S-Encoder settings and I- I nput/ Output settings are organized in next way. After submenu is selected the next display appear:

1L = list, 2E = edit, 3C = change

1L

2E

3C

Parameter number 00 - 99

Parameter value 00 - 99

Parameter value 00 – 99

Listing of all parameters

in submenu

Edit single parameter

Change parameters staring from first

Enter

Escape

Escape

1L = list, 2E = edit, 3C = change

Enter

MAIN MENU

6.3.1L FLOW CONTROL

Display show actual informations, activities, problems or errors of controll panel Sample of one display with explanations is next:

Flow control

 

21 / 01 / 03

13: 45: 06

Station: 03

Status: 61

Maintenace drive on

 

Press Esc for main menue...

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Explanation:

 

 

 

First row:

Date (21 / 01 / 03)

Hour (13: 45: 06)

Second row:

Position of lift

(Station: 03)

Message number as in seven segment

 

lowest floor is 01

 

display in the main board (Status: 61)

Third row:

Message definition (Maintenance drive on)

Message numbers 0 0 - 49 are ERRORS, numbers 50 - 99 are EVENTS.

List of messages:

 

EVENTS

 

ERRORS

50

Doors open

1

Second slip correction

51

Doors preopen

2

First slip correction

52

Doors close

3

Error counting

53

Doors lock

4

Error preopening

54

Error on doors closing

5

Error car door A

55

Fast speed up

6

Error car door B

56

Slow speed up

7

Error door lock A

57

Stabilisation time

8

Error door lock B

58

Fast speed down

9

Error switch stop up

59

Slow speed down

10

Error switch slow up

60

Fire alarm drive

11

Error switch stop down

61

Maintenance drive on

12

Error switch slow down

62

Parking drive

13

Error battery low

63

Waiting for call

14

Error elements check

65

Safety line 36

15

Error limit timer fast speed

66

Doors are not lock

16

Error limit timer slow speed

68

Obstruction door A

17

Error limit timer maintenance speed

69

Obstruction door B

18

Error communication CPU B

70

Cabin oveload

19

Error in parameters

72

Relevelling up

20

Error prelimit switches

73

Relevelling down

21

Error communication CAR module

75

Lift in hold after maintenance function

22

Error relevelling

76

Priority drive

23

Error photocell door A

77

Photocell door A

24

Error photocell door B

78

Photocell door B

25

Error first drive

79

Maintenance drive down

26

Error group

80

Maintenance drive up

27

Error SSL 2

81

Pump star sequence

28

Error SSL 3

82

Error doors

29

Error security 36

83

Corrigation up

30

Start on pre-limit switch out of station

84

Corrigation down

31

Re-leveling out of limits

85

Firefighters drive

32

Learn floor positions first!

86

Cabin doors are not close

 

 

87

Landing doors are not close

 

 

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6.4.2E SHOW ERROR HISTORY

Display show errors in the error table. Up to 200 errors can be stored in the memory. When

memory is full, errors are not stored in the memory any more. The errors are displayed as first error first . The memory for errors is supplied by lithium battery in case of power down. I f battery is not in the system or battery voltage is low, error table will be destroyed when controller will be switched off . Sample of one display with explanations is next:

Er ror limit switches

 

21 / 01 / 03

13: 45: 06

St at ion: 03

 

C cleans hist ory

 

others main menue

 

Explanation:

 

 

First row:

Error message (Error limit switches)

Second row:

Date of error (21 / 01 / 03)

Hour of error (13: 45: 06)

Third row:

Position of lift when in error

(Station: 03)

 

lowest floor is 01

 

By pressing any key, errors are displayed. At the end message ( C cleans history others main menue) appear. For clean the error table press C, for leave the error table press any other key.

ERROR EXPLANATIONS

01 Second slip correction

Lift has tried to correct slip from floor after stopping two times unsuccessfully

-error in mechanical brake in electric lift

-brake in electric lift or valves in hydraulic switched off too late

-zone for stop magnet in station is t oo short

-slow speed is too fast (hydraulic or VVVF)

-error on elements for slow speed (lift attempts to stop in fast speed)

02 First slip correction

Lift has tried to correct slip from floor after stopping. First correction fails, second one passes

-error in mechanical brake in electric lift

-brake in electric lift or valves in hydraulic switched off too late

-zone for switch stop in station is too short

-slow speed is too fast (hydraulic or VVVF)

-error on elements for slow speed (lift attempts t o stop in fast speed)

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03 Error in counting

Lift approaches bottom or top floor with wrong position number

-error in limit switch for fast speed at bottom (input 6) switch must be off when in zone for slow speed at bottom floor

-error in limit switch for fast speed at top (input 7) switch must be off when in zone for slow speed at top floor

-error on supply voltage for limit switches for fast speed

-magnet to activate bi- stable limit switch for fast speed is too close to switch or wrong polarity (this can cause two pulses)

-number of floors defined in parameter P 04 is not correct .

04 Error on pre-opening

Error in Lift pre- opening cycle

-one of three conditional inputs failed during pre- opening- or opening in drive up inputs: 16 releve lling down, 12 zone A, 13 zone B in drive down inputs: 15 relevelling up, 12 zone A, 13 zone B

-wrong position of switches or magnets

-error on safety circuit 185 for pre- opening- opening and relevelling with open door

-error on elements for slow speed - pre- opening- opening in fast speed

05 Error on car door A

Error while closing car door

-error on car door contact - when door is closed input 9 and 10 must be activated

-error on motor or elements for drive motor for car door

-time in parameter V02 (closing door time) is too short timer comes to zero before door is closed

-error in power supply for car door contact

06 Error on car door B

Error while closing car door

- error on car door contact - when door is closed input 9 and 10 must be activate d

-error on motor or elements for drive motor for car door

-time in parameter V02 (closing door time) is too short timer comes to zero before door is closed

-error in power supply for car door contact

07 Error on door locks A

Error while locking landing doors (after closing car door)

-error in switches on landing doors when doors are locked inputs 9, 10, and 11 must be activated

-time in parameter F01 (security lock time) is too short timer comes to zero before doors are locked

-error in power supply for locks switches

08 Error on door locks B

Error while locking landing doors (after closing car door)

-error in switches on landing doors when doors are locked inputs 9, 10, and 11 must be activated

-time in parameter F01 (security lock time) is too short timer comes to zero before doors are locked

-error in power supply for locks switches

09 Error on switch for stop up

Error on input 12 - st op up

-error on switch or on magnet

-error on other switches for stop or slow speed

-when using bi- st able magnetic switch - magnet is too close to switch ( two pulses)

-error on power supply for switches

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10 Error on switch for slow speed up

Error on input 14 - slow speed

-error on switch or on magnet

-error on other switches for stop or slow speed

-when using bi- stable magnetic switch - magnet is too close to switch ( two pulses)

-error on power supply for switches

11 Error on switch for stop down

Error on input 13 - st op dow n

-error on switch or on magnet

-error on other switches for stop or slow speed

-when using bi- stable magnetic switch - magnet is too close to switch ( two pulses)

-error on power supply for switches.

12 Error on switch for slow speed down

Error on input 14 - slow speed

-error on switch or on magnet

-error on other switches for stop or slow speed

-when using bi- stable magnetic switch - magnet is too close to switch (two pulses)

-error on power supply for switches

13 Error battery low

Battery BT1 in main board is low . This battery keep only statistics and errors information and real time clock during power down periods. All other parameters and values are stored in nonvolatiole memory. I n case of low battery also LED LD4 in main board is lit .

For replacement use same battery type CR 2032 lithium 3V

NOTE: Dispose old batteries properly

14 Error on input 21 - elements check

I nput 21 was off more than 5 seconds when lift was waiting at floor

-one of contractor or relays was not released after end of drive K1, K2, K3, K4, K6, K7, K9, K31, K32, K33, R11, R12, R13, R17

-error on security circuit 185 when elevator stopped at floor

-error on external element for temperature check connected to inputs 381, 382

-motor overheating - controller for thermistors TH1 detected overheat

-error on controller for thermistors TH1 or phase sequence controller

-error on control voltage on controller

15 Error travel timer fast speed

Error on security timer for fast speed

-timer reaches zero before lift changes speed or stops at floor

-error with ropes or oil pressure

-error on elements for drive ( contractor, relays, valves )

-timer setting is to short

16 Error travel timer slow speed

Error on security timer for slow speed

-timer reaches zero before lift changes speed or stops at floor

-error with ropes or oil pressure

-error on elements for drive ( contractor, relays, valves )

-timer setting is to short

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17 Error travel timer maintenance speed

Error with security timer for maintenance speed

-timer reaches zero before lift changes speed or stops at floor

-error with ropes or oil pressure

-error on elements for drive ( contractor, relays, valves )

-timer setting is to short

18 Error communication CPU B

I nternal error in main board. There is no communication between microprocesor A and B

-error in microprocesor B

-error in main board

19 Error in parameters

Error in parameters in memory circuit on PCB

-error because parameters in memory circuit changed incorrectly check all parameters

-value in one or more parameters is not within the limits

-error with memory circuit on PCB.

NOTE

I n this case all fundamental settings, door settings, parameters, encoder settings and

 

input/ output settings must be read , check if they are good, and write to the control

 

panel again. Aft er t his swit ch t he power of cont rol panel off and on again

20 Error on limit switches for fast speed

Limit switches for fast speed both off at the same time

-error on bottom limit switch for fast speed (input 6) switch must be off when in zone for slow speed at bot t om floor

-error on top limit switch for fast speed (input 7) switch must be off when in zone of slow speed for top floor

-error with power supply for limit switches

21 Error communication car module

There is no communication between main and car board

-error in connection between boards

-error in main board

-error in car board

22 Error while relevelling

-while relevelling one of the inputs 12 or 13 (zone A o r zone B) goes off

-error on switches or magnets

-error on elements for drive (contractor, relays, valves)

-elevator has relevelled more than 10 times in a period of 2 minutes

-error on safety circuit 185 for relevelling and pre-opening- opening

23 Error on door photocell input A

I nput 63 car module door photocell was activated more than 1 minute

Lift runs on without checking input 63 door photocell

-error on photocell connected to input 63

-error on definition of input (NO / NC) with parameter V08

-error on power supply for photocell connected to input 63

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24 Error on door photocell input B

I nput 65 car module door photocell was activated more than 1 minute Lift runs on without checking input 65 door photocell

-error on photocell connected to input 65

-error on definition of input (NO / NC) with parameter V10

-error on power supply for photocell connected to input 65

25 Error first drive

Lift was unable to made first drive after power on sequence.

-error on prelimit switches

-error on stop switches

-error on power supply

26 Error group

Lift is parametrized to work in group but no serial line of group is detected

-error in serial cable between group

-error in other lifts parameters

27 Error SSL2

There is an error in serial line link 2

-error in serial cable between nodes from 1 to 24

-error in other lifts parameters

28 Error SSL3

There is an error in serial line link 3

-error in serial cable between nodes from 25 to 48

-error in other lifts parameters

29 Error security 36

Continuous errors (more than 5 in one minute) on security 36 (terminal 303)

-bad connection or interrupted safety line

-continuous disconnections of high pressure safety on hydraulic

30 Start on pre-limit switch out of station

Elevator stopped and started again on pre - limit switch out of station.

This can happen due to safety line break (inputs safety line 36- 39) or some other reason. Lift goes to first drive after this error.

31 Re-leveling out of limits

Elevator moved out of allowed area during re-leveling.

32 Learn floor positions first!

Counting system 2 requires learning of floor positions before normal operation. See explanation of parameter P3 setting 2.

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6.5.3C STATISTICS

Statistics menu is menu with some statistical information regarding elevator drives. I n this menue the counters for drives to all floors and for every 30 minutes display how many drives was made.

Sample of display is next:

C0 Number of drives

12

C1 Total drives

123

C2- 50 Number of drives in period

00:00 - 00: 30 : 1

00:30 - 01: 00 : 2

01:00 - 01: 30 : 2

01:30 - 02: 00 : 4

Press any key to continue

Last display is:

C51- 99 Number of drives to floors

floor 01: 6

floor 02: 3

floor 03: 3

C clears counters,

others main menue

At the end message ( C clears counters others main menue) appear. For clear the counters press C, for leave the values in the counters and just go out from menue press any other key.

Explanation of the counters is next:

C1 COUNTER OF DRIVES - resetable

This counter, goes to zero when error table is reset .

C2 COUNTER OF DRIVES - life counter

Counter can not be reset .

C3 – C50 COUNTER OF DRIVES FROM STATION 1 TO STATION 48 - resetable

This counter, goes to zero when error table is reset .

C51 – C98 COUNTER OF DRIVES IN HALF HOUR TIME PERIOD - resetable

This counter, goes to zero when error table is reset .

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6.6.4F FUNDAMENTAL SETTINGS

List of parameters in fundamental settings menue is next:

F1 DOORS LOCK TIMER

1 - 20 sec.

Time in which locks must be made after closing doors. I nput 11 - main must be active. I f the input is not active when the timer comes to zero, the doors will open again. After three attempts without a result the timer V5 (door error) will activate, and after this time there will be one attempt to close and lock the doors. Also the error will be logged in the error table.

F2

PARKING TIMER

1 - 1250 s.

Time after which the lift will go to the parking floor if there is no landing or car calls. Parking floor is defined in parameter P13. Value on terminal is multiplied by 5 (if the number is 10 then the value is 50s)

F3 PARKING TIMER FILLING AND EMPTYING

1 - 1250 s.

Time after which the lift will go to the parking floor if theere is no landing or car calls in filling or emptying sequece. Parking floors are defined in parameters P14 and P15. Value on terminal is multiplied by 5 (if the number is 10 then the value is 50s)

F4

DIRECTION HOLD TIMER

1 - 20 sec.

Time in which the output for the direction is still present after arrival at the floor.

 

(outputs 47 and 48 - car) . Also the lift will continue to travel in this direction if a call is active in the same direction when time comes to zero..

F5 CALL DELAY TIMER

1 - 20 sec.

I n case using up and down selective system when one input will be accepted another will be refused in period on duration of this timer. Unit of setting is second. We can program from 1 to 20 seconds

F6

START FILLING

hour

0 - 23

Setting of hour for start filling

 

 

 

F7

START FILLING

minute

0 - 59

Setting of minute for start filling

 

 

F8

END FILLING hour

 

0 - 23

Setting of hour for end filling

 

 

 

F9

END FILLING minute

0 - 59

Setting of minute for end filling

 

 

 

F10

START EMPTYING

hour

0 - 23

Setting of hour for start emptying

 

 

F11

START EMPTYING

minute

0 - 59

Setting of minute for start emptying

 

F12

END EMPTYING

hour

0 - 23

Setting of hour for end emptying

 

 

F13

END EMPTYING

minute

0 - 59

Setting of minute for end emptying

 

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F14 GROUP TIMER

1 - 99

Timer is valid in group operaton (multi elevator) . I f first elevator not execute the

command in this time,

second one will also start to this command. Unit of setting

is second. We can program from 1 to 99

seconds

 

F15 ARRIVAL GONG TIMER

1 - 20 sec.

Timer for output arrival at floor - gong ( output 49 - car )

F16 CAR EXTRACTION FAN TIME

1 - 90 sec.

Timer to define how long the output for the car extraction fan (relay RE11 outputs 30, 31 - main) and (output 52 car) remains on after the end of travel.

F17 BUTTON BACKLIGHT

0 - 50%

I nactive call button backlight setting. Call buttons are illuminated all the time so we can see them in the darkness.

0 – button backlight is off

F18 BEEP TIME

0.0 – 0.7s

Beep time when some call pushbutton is pressed.

 

Beeper output on car module is terminal 51 »occupied / beeper«. Combined display / floor modules have beeper already on board.

F18 = 0 – no beep, function of car module terminal 51 is occupied

F18 = 0.1 … 0.7 – beep, function of car module terminal 51 is beeper

NOTE: Function works only with system types P0= 5 and 6 with combined display / node (floor) modules.

F19 GONG DELAY TIME

1 - 20s

Gong delay after switching to slow speed or coming to the station (depends on parameter P5) .

6.7.5V DOOR SETTINGS

List of parameters in door settings menue is next:

V1

OPEN DOOR TIMER

1 - 60 sec.

Time in which doors will remain open at a floor

 

V2

CLOSING DOOR TIMER

1 - 60 sec.

Time in which the doors must close - input 10- main must be active. I f input is not active when timer comes to zero, t he doors will open again. After three attempts without a result the timer V5 (door error) will activate, then after this time there will be one attempt to close the doors. Also the error will be logged in t he error t able

V3 HOLD DOOR TIMER

1 - 90 sec.

Timer is active when we use door type 5 or 8 (parameter V61) . I n this case after the timed period the outputs for doors will cancel as long as the lift stays at the floor. I f timer is set on value 60 then antivandal is not in function.

V4 EXCHANGE CLOSE OPEN TIMER

0.1 - 9.0 sec.

Time delay between close relay de- energizing and open relay energizing.

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V5 DOOR ERROR TIMER

1 - 10 min.

Time which will start after 3 errors in doors closing or locking. Also all commands will be cleared when this is active.

V6 EXTEND OPEN DOOR TIMER

1 - 60 sec.

Additional time which will add to open door time (V1) when input Photocell (input 63- car for photocell door A and input 65 - car for photocell door B) is activated

V7 SPECIAL OPEN DOOR TIMER

1 - 90 sec.

Special open door timer will add time to open door time (V1) when input (Additional doors open terminal 67- car) is activated

V8

INPUT PHOTOCELL DOOR A

NO / NC

( 0

- 1)

Definition for terminal 63

- car module

 

 

 

V9

INPUT OBSTRUCTION DOOR A

NO / NC

( 0

- 1)

Definition for terminal 64

- car module

 

 

 

V10

INPUT PHOTOCELL DOOR B

NO / NC

( 0

- 1)

Definition for terminal 65

- car module

 

 

 

V11

INPUT OBSTRUCTION DOOR B

NO / NC

( 0

- 1)

Definition for terminal 66

- car module

 

 

 

V12 PRE-OPENING OF DOORS

 

0 - 3

0 - disabled

1 - reserved

2 - when relevelling switches + zone A and zone B are on pre-opening is activated when the lift approaches in slow speed to floor and the three i nputs below are activated:

when traveling up

 

input 16 main module

relevelling down

input 12 main module

zone A

input 13 main module

zone B

when traveling down

 

input 15 main module

relevelling up

input 12 main module

zone A

input 13 main module

zone B

V13 DOOR TYPE

1 - 8

1 - photocell / semiautomatic NOTE: NOT FOR USE I N THE EU

photocell is connected between inputs 9 and 10 main module. Doors locks are connected in series between inputs 10 and 11 main module. The output relay RE7 drives the retiring cam

2 - manual / semi-automatic - input priority drive is on when the car is empty NOT FOR USE I N THE EU Semi- automatic landing doors are connected between inputs 8 and 9 main module. Manual car doors are connected between inputs 9 and 10 main module. Doors locks are connected in series between inputs 10 and 11 main module. The output relay RE7 drives retiring cam. I nput 07-car - priority drive becomes on, with car empty. I f the car is empty the lift will respond to a floor call even if the car door is not closed

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3 - folding ( bus ) / semi - automatic

Semi- automatic landing doors are connected between inputs 8 and 9 main module. Car door contact is connected between inputs 9 and 10 main module. Series connected switches of landing doors are connected between inputs 10 and 11 main module. Outputs RE8 and RE7 drives opening and closing of car door. Car door will remain open when the lift is waiting at floors

4 - automatic / semi - automatic

Semi- automatic landing doors are connected between inputs 8 and 9 main module. Car door contact is connected between inputs 9 and 10 main module. Series connected switches of landing doors are connected between inputs 10 and 11 main module. Outputs RE8 and RE7 drive opening and closing of car door. Car door remains open when lift is waiting at a floor

5 - automatic doors without limit switches / semi- automatic

Semi- automatic landing doors are connected between inputs 8 and 9 main module. Car door contact is connected between inputs 9 and 10 main module. Series connected switches of landing doors are connected between inputs 10 and 11 main module. Outputs RE8 and RE7 drive opening and closing of car door. Car door remains open when lift is waiting at floor. When lift is waiting at floor after time defined with parameter V3, output RE8 for open door goes off

6 - automatic / automatic

I nputs 8 and 9 main module are short connected. Car door contact is connected between inputs 9 and 10 main module. Series connected switches of landing doors are connected between inputs 10 and 11 main module. Outputs RE8 and RE7 drives opening and closing of car door. Car door parks closed when lift is waiting at floor..

7 - automatic / automatic - waiting with open door NOTE: NOT FOR USE I N THE EU

I nputs 8 and 9 main module are short connected. Car door contact is connected between inputs 9 and 10 main module. Series connected switches of landing doors are connected between inputs 10 and 11 main module. Outputs RE8 and RE7 drives opening and closing of car door. Car door parks opened when lift is waiting at floor..

8 - automatic doors without limit switches / automatic

I nputs 8 and 9 main module are short connected. Car door contact is connected between inputs 9 and 10 main module. Series connected switches of landing doors are connected between inputs 10 and 11 main module. Outputs RE8 and RE7 drives opening and closing of car door. Car door parks closed when lift is waiting at floor. Park time defined with parameter V3 output RE7 for close door goes off

V14 – V61 OPENING DOORS FLOOR 1 - 48

0 - 3

Possible setting is 0 do 3

0

car doors are closed

 

 

1

opening of doors A

 

 

2

opening of doors B

 

 

3

opening of doors A and B

 

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6.8. 6P PARAMETERS

P0 SYSTEM TYPE

1E - type classic 8 stops

2 E - type classic 12 stops

3 E - type classic 16 stops

4 E - type classic 24 stops

5

E - type serial

24

stops

6

E - type serial

48

stops

1 - 6

UP and DOWN collective ( main and car modules ) DOWN collective ( main and car modules )

UP and DOWN collective ( main, car and ext modules ) DOWN collective ( main, car and ext modules )

UP and DOWN collective ( main, car modules and nodes )

UP and DOWN collective ( main, car, ext modules and nodes )

P1 ELEVATOR TYPE

0 - 4

0 - electric two speed - or one speed

1 - electric VVVF

2 - hydraulic type 1 - delay of pump on travel UP time of delay is defined in parameter P11 (delay time) 3 - hydraulic type 2 - no delays

4 - hydraulic type 3 - delay of valves on travel UP time of delay is defined in parameter P11 (delay time)

P2

OPERATION SYSTEM

 

1 - 7

1

- up and down collective two buttons

 

 

2

– down collective only single button

 

 

3

– down collective all floors +

2 floors up and down, single button

 

 

4

– down collective all floors +

2 and 3 floor up and down

 

 

5

– down collective all floors +

2 + 3 and 4 floor up and down

 

 

6

– not in use

 

 

 

7

- APB - only 1 call at any one time

 

 

P3

COUNTING SYSTEM

 

1 - 8

1

- 4 switches

stop up

input

12 main module

 

 

 

stop down

input

13 main module

 

 

 

slow speed up

input

15 main module

 

 

 

slow speed down

input

16 main module

2

– incremental pulses (in preparation)

 

 

3

- 1 switch

stop and slow speed

input

12 and 13 main module

4

- 3 switches ( 2 switches )

stop up

input

12 main module

 

 

 

stop down

input

13 main module

 

 

 

slow speed

input

14 main module

5

- 3 switches ( 2 switches )

stop up

input

12 main module

 

 

 

stop down

input

13 main module

 

 

 

slow speed

input

14 main module

6

- 6 switches - tip 1 + zone A and B slow speed up

input

12 main module

 

 

 

slow speed down

input

13 main module

 

 

 

zone A and B

input

14 main module

 

 

 

relevelling up

input

15 main module

 

 

 

relevelling down

input

16 main module

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7 - 5 switches - tip 4 + zone A and B

zone A

input

12 main mo dule

 

 

zone B

input

13 main module

 

 

relevelling up

input

15 main module

 

 

relevelling down

input

16 main module

 

 

slow speed

input

14 main module

8 - 5 switches - tip 5 + zone A and B

zone A

input

12 main module

 

 

zone B

input

13 main module

 

 

relevelling up

input

15 main module

 

 

relevelling down

input

16 main module

 

 

slow speed

input

14 main module

P4

NUMBER OF FLOORS

 

 

2 - 48

Defines the number of floors for the lift . Change of value will be valid only after restart of CPU (power off and on)

P5 ARRIVAL (GONG) OUTPUT TYPE

1 - 8

1 and 5 – starts on change down to slow speed.

Output is activated when the lift changes speed from fast to slow . Length of time is defined in parameter F14.

2 and 6 - starts when lift stops at floor level.

Output is activated when lift has stopped at floor level. Length of time is defined in parameter F14.

3 and 7 - starts in slow speed but only active if floor call present .

Output is activated when lift changes speed from fast to slow but only if the landing call is active at the current floor. Length of time is defined in parameter F14.

4 and 8 - starts when lift has stopped at floor and has active floor call.

Output is activated when lift arrives at floor level but only if the landing call is active at that floor. Length of time is defined with parameter F14.

5, 6, 7 and 8 – two outputs for gong.

When lift is traveling down gong output (49 car), and when is traveling up »out of work« output (50 car) is switched on. Output »out of work« doesn't have its basic function in this case.

P6 DIRECTION INDICATOR OUTPUT TYPE

1 - 4

Setting is valid for direction outputs on CAR module and NODE modules!

1 – when lift running + direction hold time.

Outputs for direction (47 and 48 car) are active during all drive time (fast and slow speed) and during direction hold time (parameter F4) .

2 – when lift running only.

Outputs for direction (47 and 48 car) are active during all drive time (fast and slow speed) .

3 – when lift is in slow speed and waiting at floor.

Outputs for direction (47 and 48 car) are active when lift is in slow speed and when waiting at a floor. When the lift is waiting at a floor without calls both outputs (47 and 48 car) are activated.

4 – when lift is waiting at a floor.

Outputs for direction (47 and 48 car) are active when lift is waiting at a floor. When lift is waiting at a floor without calls both outputs (47 and 48 car) are activated.

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P7

OUTPUT FROM FIRE ALARM

0 - 2

0

– Lift works normally after end of fire alarm

 

After input (20 main - fire alarm) goes off the lift resumes work normally

 

1

- Power off and on after end of fire alarm

 

After input (20 main - fire alarm) goes off, restart of CPU is necessary for normal working (power off and power on again)

2 - maintenance on and maintenance off after fire alarm

After input (20 main - fire alarm) goes off it is necessary for maintenance input (09 car) to be switched on and off for normal working to be resumed

P8 DOORS IN FIRE ALARM

0 - 5

Definition for doors when fire alarm input (input 20 main) is activated. I nput for fire alarm is defined as on when the remote alarm contact is closed. Conversion to a normally closed contact is not possible. With these parameter we also select European or Australian norm:

0 – doors in fire alarm closed – fire drive in AS 1735.2 norm,

1 - doors in fire alarm opened – fire drive in AS 1735.2 norm, 2 - doors in fire alarm closed - fire drive in EN81- 72 norm,

3 - doors in fire alarm opened - fire drive in EN81- 72 norm,

4 - doors in fire alarm closed - fire drive in EN81- 72 norm, when fire drive is on doors are closing with reduced power regardless to door obstruction,

5 - doors in fire alarm opened - fire drive in EN81- 72 norm, when fire drive is on doors are closing with reduced power regardless to door obstruction.

Doors are opened when lift comes to the fire alarm floor and then closed or not regarding to parameter P8. I t is possible to open doors later with car and landing call buttons or with opening door button.

ATTENTION

When doors are closing and obstruction is present door slow speed must be made with relay logic. (EN81- 72 norm chapter 5.8.6)

P9 CORRECTION AT SLIP

0 - 1

0 - if the lift drops the input for the stop signal after it has stopped at a floor before the time of stabilization (parameter P23) The lift will continue to the next floor in the same direction in fast speed.

1 - if the lift drops the input for the stop signal after it has stopped at a floor before the time of stabilization (parameter P23) The lift is reversed back to previous floor in slow speed in the opposite direction

P10 STAR DELTA TIMER

0 - 20 sec.

Timer for the pump change- over in star delta connection. On starting, outputs (relay RE1 terminals 44,45 main) and (relay RE3 terminals 38,39 main) are activated. After the star delta timer output (relay RE3) goes off and output (relay RE2 terminals 41,42 main) goes on.

P11 PUMP OR VALVES DELAY TIME

0.0 - 9.9 sec.

Timer defining the delay of outputs for the pump or valves after the end of travel in up direction on hydraulic lifts. Selection between pump or valves is made with parameter P1 (settings 2 or 4 ) .

P12 SPEED AT TEST slow / fast

1 - 2

1 - maintenance ( test ) speed is low speed 2 - maintenance ( test ) speed is high speed

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P13

PARKING STATION

0

- 48

Definition of parking station . I f input value is 0 parking is disabled.

 

 

Time without calls needed before parking is defined with parameter F2.

 

 

I f value is set to 99, the AUTOPARK system is in use. Lift define most usable station for each 30

minutes

as parking station.

 

 

P14

PARKING STATION FOR FILLING

0

- 48

Definition of parking station for filling . I f input value is 0 filling is disabled.

 

 

Time without calls needed bef ore parking is defined with parameter F3.

 

 

Real time for filling function is define with parameters F6, F7, F8 and F9

 

 

P15

PARKING STATION FOR EMPTYING

0

- 48

Definition of parking station for emptying . I f input value is 0 emptying is disabled.

 

 

Time without calls needed before parking is defined with parameter F3.

 

 

Real time for emptying function is define with parameters F10, F11, F12 and F13

 

 

P16

FIRE ALARM STATION

1

- 48

Defines fire alarm floor. Setting 0 is not possible. Lift goes to fire alarm floor when input for fire alarm (input 20 main) becomes active.

P17 SHORT DRIVE

0 - 5

Possible setting is from 0 to 5 stations. This function is used with VVVF regulation. I f call is in area of this stations, elevator will start with middle speed and calculate delay for change speed from middle to slow

P18 DELAY SHORT DRIVE

0,0 - 9,9 sec.

Possible setting is from 0 to 99 miliseconds

 

This is delay for slow speed when elevator work with middle speed in short drive function.

P19 TRAVEL TIME - FAST SPEED

0 - 450 sec.

Security timer. Timer runs when the lift is in fast speed. W hen t he lift reaches sw it ch for st op in

st at ion t he t imer runs again. The lift must reach next station or stop before this timer reaches zero. I f the timer reaches zero during fast speed all outputs are disabled. Reset is only possible by switching the power off and back on after a few seconds

Timer is disabled when it is set to 0.

P20 TRAVEL TIME - SLOW SPEED

0 - 450 sec.

Security timer. Timer runs when the lift is in slow speed. The lift must stop before this timer reaches zero. I f the timer reaches zero during slow speed all outputs are disabled . Reset is only possible by switching the power off and back on after a few seconds

Timer is disabled when it is set to 00.

P21 TRAVEL TIME – TEST SPEED

0 - 450 sec.

Security timer. Timer runs when the lift is driven on maintenance ( test ) . The lift must stop before this timer reaches zero. I f the timer reaches zero during maintenance drive all outputs are disabled. Reset is only possible by switching the power off and back on after a few seconds

Timer is disabled when it is set to 00..

P22 SWITCH DE-BOUNCE TIME

0.0 - 9.0 sec.

Timer to eliminate double counting because of bad contacts on the switches for counting and positioning. This timer is active on inputs 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 in main module. After changing the state of these inputs the input is enabled for the period of this timer. The timer runs for each input indep endently.

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P23 STABILIZATION TIME

0.0 - 9.0 sec.

Timer starts after the end of travel. I n the period of this timer all activities are disabled. After this time expires the next stage starts (opening doors, drive with fast or slow speed etc. )

P24 YEAR

Setting of year in date for real time clock

P25 MONTH

Setting of year in date for real time clock

P26 DAY

Setting of year in date for real time clock

P27 HOUR

Setting of year in date for real time clock

P28 MINUTE

Setting of year in date for real time clock

P29

GROUP

1

- 4

 

Possible setting is 1 to 4

 

 

 

1

one elevator – simplex

 

 

 

2

up to 8 equal elevators

 

 

 

3

reserved ( do not use )

 

 

 

4

reserved ( do not use )

 

 

P30

NUMBER OF ELEVATORS IN GROUP

1

- 8

P31

ELEVATOR NUMBER

1

- 8

Each elevator in group operation must have different number.

 

 

Numbers starts from number one.

 

 

P32 FLOOR SHIFT IN GROUP

0

- 8

This setting allows group operation with shifted floors. I f the 1st station of the lift is in the level of 2nd or 3rd station of other lift in group, difference can be written in this parameter.

Setting of display PK96 is the same for all elevators in group. I t should be set according to the lift with the

lowest first sta tion.

 

Example for two elevators connected in duplex:

 

Elevator 1

with stations C2, C1, G, 1, 2; setting of P32= 0, P4= 5; setting of PK96 is C2, C1, G, 1, 2.

Elevator 2

with stations G, 1, 2; setting of P32= 2, P4= 3; setting of PK96 is C2, C1, G, 1, 2.

 

P33 MAX. FLOORS FOR SINGLE DRIVE

0 - 48

Maximal number of floors for single drive. I t should be set in case when traveling time between first and last station is longer than maximal allowed traveling time.

When lift reaches preset number of floors it stops in station and then continues to desired station. Function is disabled when this parameter is set to 0.

P34 DIRECTION INDICATOR ON DISPLAY

1 - 4

Setting is valid for direction display on PK96 dot- matrix display!

1 – when lift running + direction hold time.

Outputs for direction (47 and 48 car) are active during all drive time (fast and slow speed) and during direction hold time (parameter F4) .

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2 – when lift running only.

Outputs for direction (47 and 48 car) are active during all drive time (fast and slow speed) .

3 – when lift is in slow speed and waiting at floor.

Outputs for direction (47 and 48 car) are active when lift is in slow speed and when waiting at a floor. When the lift is waiting at a floor without calls both outputs (47 and 48 car) are activated.

4 – when lift is waiting at a floor.

Outputs for direction (47 and 48 car) are active when lift is waiting at a floor. When lift is waiting at a floor without calls both outputs (47 and 48 car) are activated.

6.9.7D SPECIAL DRIVES

D1

RESERVED

(TEST DRIVE)

0

- 1

DI SABLED

( ACCORDI NG EU RULES )

 

 

D2

RESERVED

(EXTRACTING)

0

- 1

DI SABLED

( ACCORDI NG EU RULES )

 

 

D3

RESERVED

(MOVE FOR ONE FLOOR)

+ / - 1

Elevator can drive one floor up od down by thi s command

 

 

8 = UP,

2 = DOWN

 

 

 

D4

RESERVED

(MOVE TO FLOOR)

1

- 48

Elevator can drive to desire floor by this comand

 

 

D5

DEMO SYSTEM

minute

0

- 99

Demonstration system is system wich generates random commands for elevator. Also all commands wich are present by passangers are valid. Time for duration of this mode is entering in minutes. After this time is running out elevator continues with normal operation.

D6 HOLD AFTER TEST

0 - 1

We can select between setting 0 or 1. I f we input 0, this function is deactivated. When 1 is set function is in operation. I n normal mode this function have no influence to work. Also start of maintenance mode and all maintenance mode is normal. When we put elevator from maintenace mode to normal mode again, it will not start but hold until we put 0 to this parameter again. Also turn main switch off and on again will made that elevator will

start working.

D7

LANDING CALLS OFF

0

-

1

Put 1 to this function will made that all landing calls will not be valid and not accepted

 

 

 

D8

OPENING DOORS OFF

0

-

1

Put 1 to this function will made that doors will not be opened in stations.

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6.10.8S ENCODER SETTINGS – in preparation

S1

ENCODER CODE

2602

Code to avoid unwanted acces to encoder menu

 

S2

LEARNING

0N / 0FF ( 1 - 0)

CPU

will read distances between stations. Lift will go down to bottom,

 

than up to top and down to bottom again.

 

Lift must not be stopped during this function.

 

S3

DISTANCE OF SWITCH SLOW DOWN

increments

Distance between slow down point and stop point in increments of encoder

 

S4

DISTANCE OF SWITCH SLOW UP

increments

Distance between slow up point and stop point in increments of encoder

 

S5 – S51 LEVEL OF STATION 2 - 48

increments

Position of station in increments of encoder. Value is automaticaly calculated

 

in Learning function and can be manually adjust

 

6.11.9I INPUT / OUTPUT SETTINGS

I1

SLOW SPEED

 

NO / NC

( 0 - 1)

Definiti on for terminal 14 - main module

 

 

 

 

I2

RELEVELLING UP

 

NO / NC

( 0 - 1)

Definition for terminal 15 - main module

 

 

 

 

I3

RELEVELLING DOWN

 

NO / NC

( 0 - 1)

Definition for terminal 16 - main module

 

 

 

 

I4

MAINTENANCE ON

 

NO / NC

( 0 - 1)

Definition for terminal 17 - main module

and terminal 09 - car module

 

 

 

I5

MAINTENANCE UP

 

NO / NC

( 0 - 1)

Definition for terminal 18 - main module

and terminal 10 - car module

 

 

 

I6

MAINTENANCE DOWN

 

NO / NC

( 0

- 1)

Definition for terminal 19 - main module

and terminal 11 - car module

 

 

 

I7

FIRE DRIVE

 

NO / NC

( 0

- 1)

Definition for terminal 20 - main module

 

 

 

 

I8

ELEMENTS CHECK

 

NO / NC

( 0

- 1)

Definition for terminal 21 - main module

 

 

 

 

I9

STOP IN STATION DOWN ( ZONE B )

NO / NC

( 0

- 1)

Definition for terminal 13 - main module

 

 

 

 

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I10

STOP IN STATION UP ( ZONE A )

NO / NC ( 0 - 1)

Definition for terminal 12 - main module

 

I11

reserved

 

I12

POSITION INDICATOR TYPE

0 - 1

Definition for type of digital position outputs

0- decimal ( wire per floor )

1 - binary

I13

BINARY INDICATOR TYPE

0 - 1

Definition for binary position output

 

0

-

position for first floor is

0 0 0 0 0 0

 

 

position for second floor is

0 0 0 0 0 1

 

 

position for thirth floor is

0 0 0 0 1 0

 

 

position for fourth floor is

0 0 0 0 1 1

1

-

position for first floor is

0 0 0 0 0 1

 

 

position for second floor is

0 0 0 0 1 0

 

 

position for thirth floor is

0 0 0 0 1 1

 

 

position for fourth floor is

0 0 0 1 0 0

I14

DOOR OPEN A

NO / NC

( 0 - 1)

Definition for terminal 68 - car module

 

 

 

I15

DOOR OPEN B

NO / NC

( 0 - 1)

Definition for terminal 69 - car module

 

 

 

I16

DOOR CLOSE

NO / NC

( 0 - 1)

Definition for terminal 70 - car module

 

 

 

I17 DOORS OPEN OUT OF STATION

NO / YES

( 0 - 1)

I f there is no “ stop in station” signal and value is 0 doors can not open in any case

 

 

I18

CAR FULL LOAD

NO / NC

( 0

- 1)

Definition for terminal 05 - car module

 

 

 

I19

CAR OVERLOAD

NO / NC

( 0

- 1)

Definition for terminal 06 - car module

 

 

 

I20

PRIORITY DRIVE

NO / NC

( 0

- 1)

Definition for terminal 07 - car module

 

 

 

I21

FIREFIGHTERS DRIVE

NO / NC

( 0

- 1)

Definition for terminal 08 - car module

 

 

 

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6.12.0W SAVE SETTINGS TO EEPROM

After changes parameters are stored only in working memory. To save parameters to permanent memory, function W (Save settings to EEPROM) must be executed. To save the parameters elevator must be in maintenance mode. This is made to avoid change in parameters by other people than officially maintenance personal.

WARNING

Elevator parameters must be saved to permanent memory in 10 minutes after change. Otherwise elevator stops and previous parameter set is restored. After that elevator goes to first drive and works normal with previous parameter set .

6.13.PRESETING AND FACTORY RESET

Parameter preseting is made in production process and it depens on customer order. With that parameters is also made complete testing.

Preset parameters are placed in the last page of instructions. There is also place made where installer can write parameters which he will change during the instalation.

WARNING

SEC ELECTRONI CS is not responsible for all additional parameter changing, which would be made from non authorizated person and could bring to controller or person damage,.

FACTORY RESET can be made when the power is ON, controller is in maintenance mode (terminal 17 on main module) . We must activate for 1 second, fire drive (terminal 20 on main module) maintenance up and maintenance down (terminals 18 and 19 on main module ) at the same time. These function is possible only 10 seconds after the controller is powered ON (LED display is ON) .

WARNING

When factory reset is made parameters are diferent as preset values. I s essential to made parameter correction. Look to the list of preset paramet ers or cont act SEC ELECTRONI CS!

WARNING

Between factory reset procedure it could came to uncontrollable controller activity so all controller outputs must be disconected.

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Parameters after factory reset:

Parameter F

Value

 

 

01 Lock door time [1 - 20s]

10

02

Parking time [5 - 1250s]*

120

03

Parking time filling/emptying [5 - 1250s]*

15

 

 

 

04

Direction hold time [1 - 20s]

2

05

Call delay timer [s]

2

06

Start filling [hh]

0

 

 

 

07

Start filling [mm]

0

08

Stop filling [hh]

0

09 Stop filling [mm]

0

 

 

 

10

Start emptying [hh]

0

 

 

 

11

Start emptying [mm]

0

12

End emptying [hh]

0

 

 

 

13

End emptying [mm]

0

 

 

 

14

Group time [1 - 99s]

20

15

Arrival gong time [1 - 20s]

5

16

Cabine blower time [1 - 90s]

20

 

 

 

17

Button backlight [0 - 50%]

0

18

Beep time [0,0 - 0,7s]

0

19

Gong delay time [1 - 20s]

1

 

 

Parameter V

Value

 

 

 

01

Open door time [1 - 60s]

3

02

Closing door time [1 - 60s]

10

 

 

 

03

Hold door time [1 - 60s]

1

04 Exchange close/open [0,1 - 9,9s]*

0,5

 

 

 

05

Door error time [1 - 10min]

1

 

 

 

06

Extend open door time [1 - 60s]

1

07

Special open door time [1 - 60s]

1

 

 

 

08

Input photocell door A

0

 

 

 

09

Input obstruction door A

0

10

Input photocell door B

0

 

 

 

11

Input obstruction door B

0

 

 

 

12

Preopening doors [0,1,2]

0

13

Door type [1 - 8]

6

 

 

 

14

Opening doors floor 1 - 48

1

Parameter P

Value

 

 

 

00

System type [1-6]

1

01

Elevator type [0-4]

0

02

Operation system [1-7]

1

 

 

 

03

Counting system [1-8]

4

04

Number of stations [2-48]

8

05

Arrival output type [1-4]

1

 

 

 

06

Direction indicator outputs type [1-5]

1

07

Ouput from fire alarm [0-2]

0

08

Doors in fire alarm, EU/AUS [0-5]

0

 

 

 

09

Correction at slip [0-1]

1

 

 

 

10

Star delta time [0 - 20s]

1

11

Pump or valves delay time [0,1 - 9,9s]*

1

 

 

 

12

Speed on maintenance [1-2]

1

 

 

 

13

Parking station [0-n, 99]

0

14

Parking station filling [0-n]

0

15

Parking station emptying [0-n]

0

 

 

 

16

Fire alarm station [1-n]

1

17

Short drive [0-10]

0

18

Switch delay short drive [0,1-9,9s]*

0

 

 

 

19

Flight time - fast speed [0 - 450s]

300

20

Flight time - slow speed [0 - 450s]

300

21

Flight time - maint. speed [0 - 450s]

0

 

 

 

22

Switch debounce time [0,0s - 9,9s]*

1

23

Stabilisation time [0,0 - 9,9s]*

1

 

 

 

29

Group [1-2]

1

 

 

 

30

Number of lifts in group [1-8]

1

31

Lift number in group [1-8]

1

 

 

 

32

Floor shift in group [0-8]

0

 

 

 

33

Max. floors for single drive [0-48]

0

34

Direction indicator on display [1-4]

2

 

 

 

NOTE * - The value on console is different, this is the value on computer editor - I nput logic: I 04 and I 08 have value 1, other 0

- Parameters D – all values are 0

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7.ABBREVIATIONS

7.1.TERMINALS ON CONTROL PANEL

0ground

1

L1 input

3F 400V (415V) AC 50 Hz (60 Hz)

2L2 input

3 L3 input

4N input

NN input

Nc

N input - neutral for cabin light

5motor U1 main motor on electric elevator or pump motor on hydraulic elevator

6 motor V1

7 motor W1

8 motor U2

9 motor W2

10 motor V2

11

L input phase for cabin light

Lc

L input phase for cabin light

12

door motor U1

DOOR A

13door motor V1

14door mot or W1

15

door motor U1

DOOR B

16door motor V1

17door mot or W1

18blower mot or U1 ( only on electric elevator )

19blower motor V1

20blower motor W1

21blower in cabin 230V AC

22oil heater

23

thermal switch for blower motor ( only on electric elevator )

24

thermal switch for blower motor

25

brake

( only on electric elevator )

25a

brake

second terminal ( if brake voltage is not insulated with transformer)

26

ret iring cam

( only on semiautomatic door )

26a

retiring cam

second terminal ( if retiring cam voltage is not insulated with transformer)

27+ 48V

28fast speed limit switch down

29fast speed limit switch up

30

30A final limit switch in hydraulic systems

31 safety circuit start

31a safety circuit after stop in cabin

31b safety circuit after stop maintenance

31c safety circuit after maintenance switches

31d safery circuit after slack rope switch

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32safety circuit after final limit switch

33safety circuit after safety gear switch

33a safety circuit after oil buffer switch

33b safety circuit after final limit switch - botto m

33c safety circuit after final limit switch - t op

34safety circuit after overspeed brake switch

34a safety circuit afer overspeed slack rope switch

35safety circuit after stop in shaft switch

36safety circuit after internal protections (phase failure, VVVF st at us et c )

37safety circuit after landing doors switches

38safety circuit after cabin door switch

39safety circuit after landing doors lock switches

40+ 48V

41open contact for door - common

42open contact for door - opening

43open contact for door - closing

44door close input

45

46end switch door opening

48end switch door closing

45B

46B end switch door B opening

47B

48B end switch door B closing

49door A open input

50door B open input

54photocell input door B

55obstruction input door B

56solenoid valve down

57solenoid valve up

58solenoid valve fast speed down

59solenoid valve fast speed up

61stop up switch or zone A switch

62stop down switch or zone B switch

63relevelling up swit ch

64relevelling down switch

65slow speed up switch

66slow speed down switch

67cabin full load switch

68cabin overload

69maintenance drive on switch

70maintenance drive up switch

71maintenance drive down swit ch

72button force door closing

73priority drive switch

74door photocell switch

75button force door opening

76door obstruction switch

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121output cabin overload

122output arrival to station - gong

123output out of work

124output occupied / beeper

131output direction down

132output direction up

222 serial indicator - data

276solenoid valve down - hydraulic BERI NGER with module ELRV

276a

277

solenoid valve up - hydraulic BERI NGER with module ELRV

277a

 

351switch for emergency lower ing

352switch for emergency lowering

538 output for emergency door opening

360solenoid valve for emergency lowering ( 12V DC )

371output emergency alarm ( 12V DC )

372output emergency light ( 12V DC )

373emergency alarm button input (connection to the ground)

383thermistors in main motor or pump motor

A, B intercom connection

C1

-

C48

cabin inputs 1 to 48 floor

U1

- U48

upward calls 1 to 48 floor

D1

-

D48

downward calls 1 to 48 floor

P1 - P48

position output 1 to 48 floor

PA - PF

position output - binary

7.2.ELEMENTS ON CONTROL PANEL

K1 contactor UP

K2 cont act or DOWN

K3 cont act or FAST SPEED

K4 contactor SLOW SPEED

K6 contactor motor ( VVVF lift )

K6A contactor motor ( VVVF lift )

K18 contactor RETI RI NG CAM

K31 contactor PUMP STAR

K32 contactor PUMP ON

K33 contactor PUMP DELTA

K20 contactor motor BLOWER

K21 contactor door A open

K22 contactor door A close

K23 contactor door B open

K24 contactor door B close

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R1

safety relay on safety circuit 185

R2

safety relay on safety circuit 185

R3

safety relay on safety circuit 185

R4

safety relay on safety circuit 185

R10

relay light in car

R11

relay dow n

R12

relay up

R13

relay up and down

R14

relay safety after cabin door

R15

relay safety after doors locks

R17

relay fast speed

R18

relay retiring cam

R30

relay emergency lowering

R31

relay emergency lowering

R32

relay emergency opening door

R91

relay down – hydraulic BERI NGER module ELRV

R92

relay up - hydraulic BERI NGER module ELRV

R93

relay maintenance - hydraulic BERINGER module ELRV

RL

relay emergency light

RB

relay blower in the cabin

F1

fuse for electronic board main

F2

3F fuse for door motor

F4

fuse transformer

F5

fuse transformer

F6

fuse 24V

F7

fuse 48V

F8

fuse 230V AC for contactors

F31

3F fuse for motor

V1

solenoid valve down

V2

solenoid valve up

V3

solenoid valve slow speed

V4

solenoid valve fast speed

V9

solenoid valve emergency lowering

RE1

relay pump on

RE2

relay pump delta

RE3

relay pump star

RE4

relay up

RE5

relay dow n

RE6

relay high speed

RE7

relay door A close

RE8

relay door A open

RE9

relay door B close

RE10

relay door B open

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8.COUNTING SENSORS CONNECTION AND POSITION

E – type control panels can work with 7 different counting sensor installations. Correct counting system is selected through programming with parameter P3

All inputs for counting ( input 61, 62, 63, 64, 65 and 66) can be programmed as normally open or normally close inputs depending on switches used.

Some notes for installation:

NOTE bistable switches must be mounted correctly – cable is on bottom side of switch

NOTE There must be 10 mm space between magnet and switch for proper operation

NOTE magnet must be mounted at 90 degree angle according to switch

NOTE switches and magnets must not be mounted near to other metal parts ( bolts, brackets)

NOTE

magnets for bistable switches must be correctly oriented ( black – white)

NOTE

first time bistable switches must be triggered manually ( by magnet )

NOTE

prelimit switches described in this manual are bistable magnetic type which is not always

 

acceptable – especially for speeds up to 1,6 m/ s where prelimit switches must be

 

mechanical type

 

(as final limit switch )

NOTE

final limit switch is not described in this manual – but it is obligatory

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9.CONNECTION DURING INSTALLATION PHASE

WARNING – ATTENTION This wiring is temporary wiring acceptable only during installation phase. Wiring and use of lift systems under these conditions is permitted only for qualified personnel. Only qualified personnel may undertake the moving of the lift . After end of work, lift must be switched OFF. After installation phase, this temporary wiring must be removed, and replaced with normal and valid wiring system

WARNING – ATTENTION I nvolved personnel must be made fully aware that when using this wiring during installation phase, the only safety element for stopping lift is the stop button. No other device is connected to the system during this period.

WARNING – ATTENTION All wire bridges for terminal’s short circuit connection must be removed after the installation period and replaced with the valid wiring system.

WARNING – ATTENTION This method for installation is not valid in all countries. I n this case local and national safety regulation must be considered.

9.1. POWER SUPPLY

Power supply must be applied to the control panel. I n some version terminal Lc is used instead 11.

NOTE

After switch ON check phase sequence device. BOTH LED DI ODES MUST LI T. I f not,

 

switch supply OFF and change wires between terminals 2 and 3 (correct phase sequence)

9.2. MOTOR CONNECTION

Terminals for one speed motor ( hydraulic direct start, hydraulic soft start, electric one speed electric VVVF, electric ACVV )

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Terminals for two speed motor ( electric two speed)

Terminals for one speed motor with 6 wires ( hydraulic star delta start)

9.3. MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY CONNECTION

I f switch for maintenance drive is normally close ( parameter I 4 is 1) connection is:

I f switch for maintenance drive is normally open ( parameter I 4 is 0) connection is:

NOTE I n some systems terminal 27 is not in use. I n this case terminal 40 is the same as terminal 27

At hidraulic lift instalation we must also bridge terminals 30 and 30A (final limit switch) .

WARNING – ATTENTION

Prelimit and final limit switches are not connected in this case and therefore offer no protection from over travel of the lift car

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10.START UP

10.1.PREPOWER CHECKS

The following should be checked before switching ON the control panel:

Grounds / Grounding

Verify ground connections control panel to main motor and control panel to car Verify ground connections input to control panel

Verify AC I nput, AC Output and control wiring aren’t grounded

Connections

 

Verify AC I nput connections

( 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 11 )

Verify main motor connections

( 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 )

Verify prelimit switches connections

( 27, 28, 29 )

Verify safety line connections

( 30,30A,31,31A,31C,31D,32,33,33A,33B,33C,34,34A,

 

35,36,37,38,39 )

Verify stop in station switches connections

( 61, 62, 63, 64 )

Switch maintenance drive ON

( 69 )

WARNING On first switching on, the control panel must be in maintenance mode

10.2. VOLTAGE AND CONTROL ELEMENTS CHECK

After first switching on the control voltages in system:

Measure 48V DC on terminal 40. Measured voltage must be in range between 60 and 70 V DC

NOTE This voltage have smoothing capacitor

Measure 24V DC on terminal 80. Measured voltage must be in range between 24 and 30 V DC

NOTE This voltage have smoothing capacitor

Measure 12V DC from accumulator charger on faston connectors by removing accumulator. Red faston connector is + 12V DC and black one is grou nd. Measured voltage must be in range between 13 and 15 V DC

NOTE When accumulator is applied this voltage goes down to 13 V DC

Check phase sequence device. BOTH LED DI ODES MUST LI T. I f not, switch supply OFF and change wires between terminals 2 and 3 ( correct phase sequence)

Check PTC module ( thermistor control ) . LED PTC OK must lit . I f not, check thermistors and switches connected on terminals 383, 384.

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10.3. MAINTENANCE MODE

Move the car upward by pressing maintenance up button ( terminal 70 ). Lift must stop on upper prelimit switch

(terminal 29 ) which means that this switch function normally. Check of upper prelimit switch is possible with LED “FAST SPEED LI MI T SWI TCH UP” . This LED is ON when switch is ON.

Move the car downward by pressing maintenance down button ( terminal 71 ) . Lift must stop on lower prelimit switch

(terminal 28 ) which means that this switch function normally. Check of lower prelimit switch is possible with LED “ FAST SPEED LI MI T SWI TCH DOWN” . This LED is ON when switch is ON.

Check the function of final limit switch ( bottom and top ) .

On maintenance mode door tests are possible:

By pressing car call 1 ( terminal C1 ), doors will open

By pressing car call 2 ( terminal C2 ) . doors will close

WARNING Maintenance up button must move lift up. I f lift goes down, change wires in main motor connections. I f a two speed motor is applied, the fast speed wires must be changed also

WARNING I n hydraulic lift check correct pump rotation. I f pump runs in reverse change wires in pump motor connections

10.4. NORMAL MODE

I f lift works normally in maintenance mode, switch from maintenance mode to normal mode.

I f lower prelimit switch is ON:

Lift will start down with fast speed. Lift will switch to slow speed when lower prelimit switch goes off. Lift will stop in station when stop down signal goes on.

I f lower prelimit switch is OFF:

Lift will start up with fast speed. Lift will switch to slow speed when slow speed up signal will come. Lift will stop in station when stop up signal goes on.

After lift comes to the station all functions work normally. Doors will open and lift is ready for operation.

NOTE

When lift is in station LED “ ELEMENTS CHECK” must light . This LED checks the operation

 

of relays, contactors, thermo switches and thermistors

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10.5. TROUBLESHOOTING

LIFT WILL NOT OPERATE IN MAINTENANCE MODE

check AC input voltage on terminals 1, 2 and 3, check AC input neutral on terminal 4, check AC input voltage on terminal 11 ( if exist)

check proper operation of “ phase sequence and failure device” . I n normal operation both LED’s lit .

check fuses and motor protection devices

 

check low voltage in system:

48V DC on terminal 40 ( 60 – 70 VDC )

 

24V DC on terminal 80 ( 24 – 30 VDC )

 

5V DC L ED in PCB “ 5V DC”

check safety line on terminals 31, 36, 37, 38, 39 ( use first LED’s in PCB “ safety circuit 36, 37, 38 and 39 ) . Measure also voltage in terminals 31, 36, 37, 38 and 39. Voltage range must be between 60 and 70 VDC. LED’s are only indicators for voltage presence but voltage can be too low .

check prelimit switches on terminals 28 and 29 ( use first LED’s in PCB “ fast speed limit switch up and down” ) . Measure also voltage in terminals 28 and 29. Voltage range must be between 60 and 70 VDC. LED’s are only indicators for voltage presence but voltage can be too low.

check parameters and input definitions. ( see section PROGRAMMI NG ) . Specially check parameters and definitions related to maintenance mode:

-parameter P12 speed at test

-definition I4 input maintenance ON definition

-definition I 5 input maintenance UP definition

-definition I 6 input maintenance DOWN definition

check action with programmer in the flow control menue

LIFT WILL NOT OPERATE IN MAINTENANCE DOWN DRIVE

check action with programmer in the flow control menue

if there is message maintenance down, computer works normally and problem is in power section:

check motor, valves or brake connection check contactors and relays

if there is no action in programmer check prelimit switch down ( terminal 28 ) – LED “ fast speed limit switch down” . Measure also voltage in terminal 28. Voltage range must be between 60 and 70 VDC. LED’s are only indicators for voltage presence but voltage can be too low.

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LIFT WILL NOT OPERATE IN MAINTENANCE UP DRIVE

-check action with programmer in the flow control menue

if there is message maintenance up, computer works normally and problem is in power section: check motor, valves or brake connection

check contactors and relays

if there is no action in programmer check prelimit switch up ( terminal 29 ) – LED “ fast speed limit switch up” . Measure also voltage in terminal 29. Voltage range must be between 60 and 70 VDC. LED’s are only indicators for voltage presence but voltage can be too low .

LIFT WILL NOT START IN NORMAL MODE

check if lift operates normally in maintenance mode. Lift must operate normally in both directions in maintenance mode

-check with programmer in the flow control menue if there is any error

check door operation. Doors must close ( safety line 39 ) . Check conditions which will prevent door closing:

-

input 76

door obstruction signal

-

input

74

door photocell signal

-

input

75

button door opening

check also related input definitions ( definitions 74, 75 and 76)

-check conditions which prevent normal mode:

-

input 68

car overload

-

input 73

key priority drive

-

input 307

fire drive input

check also related input definitions ( definitions 68 and 73)

-check action with programmer on flow control menue

if there is message lift goes down or up ,computer works normally and problem is in power section: check motor, valves or brake connection

check contactors and relays ( especially for fast speed )

-check parameters and definitions

table for help to find out reason for abnormal work.

SUGGESTI ON: -

clear the error table

 

switch control panel off and after 30 seconds on again

 

if lift does not start in normal operation look to the error table

 

there must be at least one error which caused this situation

 

if error table is still empty use flow control to find out the

 

reason by looking at last event in lift

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LIFT WILL NOT STOP IN STATION FIRST TIME AFTER POWER ON

-check stop in station signals ( terminals 61, 62, 63, 64 ) Measure also voltage in these terminals. Voltage range must be between 60 and 70 VDC. LED’s are only indicators for voltage presence but voltage can be too low.

check appropriate input definitions for these inputs ( definitions 61, 62, 63, 64 )

LIFT STOPPED IN STATION AFTER FIRST TIME BUTWILL NOT ACCEPT CALLS

check “ ELEMENTS CHECK” input . LED for this input must lit when lift is in station

check “ FI RE DRI VE” input ( terminal 307 ) . LED for this input must NOT be lit when lift is in station

check safety circuit 185, LED safety OK must lit, if not the device or zone switches are not working properly, see section “ SAFETY CI RCUI T 185”

LIFT COUNTS TWO FLOORS INSTEAD ONE

check operation of magnetic switches ( switches for prelimit signals, slow speed signals, stop signals and zone signals)

check bistable magnetic switches, distance between switches and magnets must be 1 cm

check if there is some bolts or nuts near to the magnets ( they can work like magnets if they are too close to the magnets

if magnets are mounted on the guide rails they must be on the outside of the guide, because on the other hand magnetic switches will not work properly

LIFT SOMETIMES STOPS IMMEDIATELY AFTER STARTING

check stop is not station switches ( terminals 61 and 62 or LED’s “ STOP UP and STOP DOWN” ) both LED’s must be LI T when lift stops in station.

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11.E-type LIFT CONTROLLER TECHNICAL INFORMATION

11.1.TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

 

t erminals

volt age

current

 

ot her

 

on PCB

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pow er supply

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

main module

 

12 VAC

max

1200 mA

fuse F2 in main module

 

 

(10

- 14 VAC)

 

 

 

 

car module

 

24 VDC

max

2000 mA

 

 

 

(17

- 28 VDC)

 

 

 

 

ext module

 

through car module

through car module

 

node module

 

through SSL link

through SSL link

optional through K7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

24VDC (17 - 28 VDC)

Signalizat ion

 

18 VAC

max. 2000 mA

fuse F1 and rectifier D1 in

 

 

(14

- 22 VAC)

 

 

 

main module

I nput voltage

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

main module

06 - 21

48VDC stabilised

typical

5 mA

common 47, 53, 57, 61

inputs

 

(35

- 58 VDC)

 

 

 

 

car module

04 - 11

24VDC stabilised

typical

5 mA

common 12

inputs

 

(17

- 28 VDC)

 

 

 

 

car module

63 - 70

24VDC stabilised

typical

5 mA

common 62

inputs

 

(17

- 28 VDC)

 

 

 

 

I / O modules

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

for push

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

buttons

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

car module I / O

14 - 21

input to 24VDC

output to 0VDC max.

 

 

 

stabilised(17 - 28 VDC)

250 mA

 

 

car module I / O

32 - 39

input to 24VDC stabilised

output to 0VDC max.

 

 

 

(17

- 28 VDC)

250 mA

 

 

car module I / O

53 - 60

input to 24VDC stabilised

output to 0VDC max.

 

 

 

(17

- 28 VDC)

250 mA

 

 

ext module I / O

80 - 87

input to 24VDC stabilised

output to 0VDC max.

 

 

 

(17

- 28 VDC)

250 mA

 

 

ext module I / O

89 - 96

input to 24VDC stabilised

output to 0VDC max.

 

 

 

(17

- 28 VDC)

250 mA

 

 

ext module I / O

110 - 117

input to 24VDC stabilised

output to 0VDC max.

 

 

 

(17

- 28 VDC)

250 mA

 

 

node module

K3, K4

input to 24VDC stabilised

output

to 0VDC max.

 

I / O

 

(17

- 28 VDC)

250 mA

 

 

Outputs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

car module

22 - 29

24VDC

max. 250 mA

common 30

car module

45 - 52

24VDC

max. 250 mA

common 44

ext module

101 - 108

24VDC

max. 250 mA

common 109

node module

K5, K6

24VDC

max. 250 mA

 

main module

22 - 45

24VDC

max. 1000 mA NO

 

 

 

 

 

INDUCTIV E LOAD

 

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Serial lines

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

47

 

0V

12 VDC

 

 

opto insulated 9600 B

 

48

 

RX

 

 

 

 

 

49

 

TX

 

 

 

 

main module

plug K1

 

12 VDC

 

 

RS 232 9600 B

programming

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

main module

50

 

+ 24V

24 VDC

max.

500 mA

SSL opto insulated

serial link 1

51

 

TX

 

 

 

1000 B

 

52

 

RX

 

 

 

 

 

53

 

0V

 

 

 

 

main module

54

 

+ 24V

24 VDC

max.

500 mA

SSL opto insulated

serial link 2

55

 

TX

 

 

 

1000 B

 

56

 

RX

 

 

 

 

 

57

 

0V

 

 

 

 

main module

58

+ 24V

24 VDC

 

 

SSL opto insulated

serial link 3

59

 

TX

 

 

 

1000 B

 

60

 

RX

 

 

 

 

 

61

 

0V

 

 

 

 

node module

K1

 

output

24 VDC

max.

500 mA

opto insulated

serial link

K2

 

input

 

 

 

1000 B

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E - type MAIN MODULE TERMINALS

118V AC

218V AC ( AC votage for 24 VDC )

312V AC

4GND

512V AC ( supply voltage for CPU )

6input prelimit switch in lower station - bottom

7 input prelimit switch in upper station - t op

8 input safety line 36

9 input safety line 37

10 input safety line 38

11 input safety line 39

12 input stop in station up

13 input st op in st at ion down

14 input slow speed

15 input relevell up

16

input relevell down

 

17

input maintenance on

( maintenance on teminal 09 car module have priority )

18

input maintenance up

( when maintenance on from car module in active, this input not work )

19input maintenance down( when maintenance on from car module in active, this input not work )

20input fire drive

21input elements check

22

output door A open

relay RE8

23

output door A close

relay RE7

24output common door A

25output

26

output door B open

relay RE10

27output common door B

28output

29

output door B close

 

relay RE9

30

output car blower

 

relay RE11

31

output car blower

 

 

32

output high speed

 

relay RE6

33

output high speed

 

 

34

output direction down

 

relay RE5

35

output direction up and down

 

36

output direction up

 

relay RE4

37

output common for direction

 

38

output pump star

NO

relay RE3

39

output pump star

COM

 

40

output pump star

NC

 

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output pump delta

NO

relay RE2

42

output pump delta

COM

 

43

output pump delta

NC

 

44

out put pump on

 

relay RE1

45out put pump on

46+ 24V DC

470V

48

group line

RX

49

group line

TX

50

+ 24V DC

 

51

line LI NK3

TX

52

line LI NK3

RX

530V

54+ 24V DC

55

line LI NK2

TX

56

line LI NK2

RX

570V

58+ 24V DC

59

line LI NK1

TX

60

line LI NK1

RX

61

0V

 

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01

0V DC

( supply voltage )

02

GND

 

03

24V DC

( supply voltage )

04input SSL link ( to terminal 59 main module )

05input full load car

06input overload car

07input priority drive

08input fireman drive

09input maintenance ON

10input maintenance UP

11input maintenance DOWN

12GND

13

GND

 

14

I / O

multi function

15

I / O

multi function

16

I / O

multi function

17

I / O

multi function

18

I / O

multi function

19

I / O

multi function

20

I / O

multi function

21

I / O

multi function

22

output

multi function

23

output

multi function

24

output

multi function

25

output

multi function

26

output

multi function

27

output

multi function

28

output

multi function

29

output

multi functi o n

30GND

31GND

32

I / O

multi function

33

I / O

multi function

34

I / O

multi function

35

I / O

multi function

36

I / O

multi function

37

I / O

multi function

38

I / O

multi function

39

I / O

multi function

40

GND

 

41

+ 24V DC

( voltage for outputs )

42

+ 24V DC

( voltage for outputs )

43

GND

 

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GND

45

output SSL link ( to terminal 60 main module )

46output car overload

47output direction down

48output direction up

49output gong - arrival

50output out of work

51output occupied / beeper

52output car blower

53

I / O

multi function

54

I / O

multi function

55

I / O

multi function

56

I / O

multi function

57

I / O

multi function

58

I / O

multi function

59

I / O

multi function

60

I / O

multi function

61GND

62GND

63

input photocell door

A

64

input door obstruction A

65

input photocell door

B

66input door obstruction B

67input additional doors open

68input open door A

69input open door B

70input door close

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80

I / O

multi function

81

I / O

multi function

82

I / O

multi function

83

I / O

multi function

84

I / O

multi function

85

I / O

multi function

86

I / O

multi funct ion

87

I / O

multi function

88

GND

 

89

I / O

multi function

90

I / O

multi function

91

I / O

multi function

92

I / O

multi function

93

I / O

multi function

94

I / O

multi function

95

I / O

multi function

96

I / O

multi function

97GND

98GND

99

+ 24V DC

( voltage for outputs )

100

+ 24V DC

( voltage for outputs )

101

output

multi function

102

output

multi function

103

output

multi function

104

output

multi function

105

output

multi function

106

output

multi function

107

output

multi function

108

out put

multi function

109

GND

 

110

I / O

multi function

111

I / O

multi function

112

I / O

multi function

113

I / O

multi function

114

I / O

multi function

115

I / O

multi function

116

I / O

multi function

117

I / O

multi function

118

GND

 

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11.5. E - type FLOOR MODULE - NODE

E - type FLOOR MODULE TERMINALS - PLUGS

K1

8 pol connector

SSL link output

K2

8

pol connector

SSL link input

K3

4

pol connector

multifunction I / O

K4

4

pol connector

multifunction I / O

K5

4 pol connector

multifunction output

K6

4 pol connector

multifunction output

K7

optional power supply 24VDC

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11.6. MULTIFUNCTION

INPUTS / OUTPUTS

 

1.

8 STOPS

UP and DOWN collective ( main and car modules )

 

E - type C

( classic )

P0 = 1

 

 

14

car module

CAR CALL 1

53

car module

DOWN CALL 1

15

car module

CAR CALL 2

54

car module

DOWN CALL 2

16

car module

CAR CALL 3

55

car module

DOWN CALL 3

17

car module

CAR CALL 4

56

car module

DOWN CALL 4

18

car module

CAR CALL 5

57

car module

DOWN CALL 5

19

car module

CAR CALL 6

58

car module

DOWN CALL 6

20

car module

CAR CALL 7

59

car module

DOWN CALL 7

21

car module

CAR CALL 8

60

car module

DOWN CALL 8

32

car module

UP CALL 1

22

car module

output position 1 or A

33

car module

UP CALL 1

23

car module

output position 2 or B

34

car module

UP CALL 1

24

car module

output position 3 or C

35

car module

UP CALL 1

25

car module

output position 4 or D

36

car module

UP CALL 1

26

car module

output position 5

37

car module

UP CALL 1

27

car module

output position 6

38

car module

UP CALL 1

28

car module

output position 7

39

car module

UP CALL 1

29

car module

output position 8

2.

12 STOPS

DOWN collective ( main and car modules )

 

E - type C

( classic )

P0 = 2

 

 

14

car module

CAR CALL 1

53

car module

DOWN CALL 1

15

car module

CAR CALL 2

54

car module

DOWN CALL 2

16

car module

CAR CALL 3

55

car module

DOWN CALL 3

17

car module

CAR CALL 4

56

car module

DOWN CALL 4

18

car module

CAR CALL 5

57

car module

DOWN CALL 5

19

car module

CAR CALL 6

58

car module

DOWN CALL 6

20

car module

CAR CALL 7

59

car module

DOWN CALL 7

21

car module

CAR CALL 8

60

car module

DOWN CALL 8

32

car module

CAR CALL 9

36

car module

DOWN CALL 9

33

car module

CAR CALL 10

37

car module

DOWN CALL 10

34

car module

CAR CALL 11

38

car module

DOWN CALL 11

35

car module

CAR CALL 12

39

car module

DOWN CALL 12

22

car module

output position 1 or A

 

 

23

car module

output position 2 or B

 

 

24

car module

output posit ion 3 or C

 

 

25

car module

output position 4 or D

 

 

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3.

16 STOPS

UP and DOWN collective ( main, car and ext modules )

 

E - type C

( classic )

P0 = 3

 

 

14

car module

CAR CALL 1

53

car module

DOWN CALL 1

15

car module

CAR CALL 2

54

car module

DOWN CALL 2

16

car module

CAR CALL 3

55

car module

DOWN CALL 3

17

car module

CAR CALL 4

56

car module

DOWN CALL 4

18

car module

CAR CALL 5

57

car module

DOWN CALL 5

19

car module

CAR CALL 6

58

car module

DOWN CALL 6

20

car module

CAR CALL 7

59

car module

DOWN CALL 7

21

car module

CAR CALL 8

60

car module

DOWN CALL 8

80

ext module

CAR CALL 9

110

ext module

DOWN CALL 9

81

ext module

CAR CALL 10

111

ext module

DOWN CALL 10

82

ext module

CAR CALL 11

112

ext module

DOWN CALL 11

83

ext module

CAR CALL 12

113

ext module

DOWN CALL 12

84

ext module

CAR CALL 13

114

ext module

DOWN CALL 13

85

ext module

CAR CALL 14

115

ext module

DOWN CALL 14

86

ext module

CAR CALL 15

116

ext module

DOWN CALL 15

87

ext module

CAR CALL 16

117

ext module

DOWN CALL 16

32

car module

UP CALL 1

22

car module

output position 1 or A

33

car module

UP CALL 1

23

car module

output position 2 or B

34

car module

UP CALL 1

24

car module

output position 3 or C

35

car module

UP CALL 1

25

car module

output position 4 or D

36

car module

UP CALL 1

26

car module

output position 5 or E

37

car module

UP CALL 1

27

car module

output position 6

38

car module

UP CALL 1

28

car module

output position 7

39

car module

UP CALL 1

29

car module

output position 8

89

ext module

UP CALL 9

101

ext module

out put position 9

90

ext module

UP CALL 10

102

ext module

output position 10

91

ext module

UP CALL 11

103

ext module

output position 11

92

ext module

UP CALL 12

104

ext module

output position 12

93

ext module

UP CALL 13

105

ext module

output position 13

94

ext module

UP CALL 14

106

ext module

output position 14

95

ext module

UP CALL 15

107

ext module

output position 15

96

ext module

UP CALL 16

108

ext module

output position 16

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4.

24 STOPS

DOWN collective ( main, car and ext modules )

 

E - type C

( classic )

P0 = 4

 

 

14

car module

CAR CALL 1

53

car module

DOWN CALL 1

15

car module

CAR CALL 2

54

car module

DOWN CALL 2

16

car module

CAR CALL 3

55

car module

DOWN CALL 3

17

car module

CAR CALL 4

56

car module

DOWN CALL 4

18

car module

CAR CALL 5

57

car module

DOWN CALL 5

19

car module

CAR CALL 6

58

car module

DOWN CALL 6

20

car module

CAR CALL 7

59

car module

DOWN CALL 7

21

car module

CAR CALL 8

60

car module

DOWN CALL 8

32

car module

CAR CALL 9

36

car module

DOWN CALL 9

33

car module

CAR CALL 10

37

car module

DOWN CALL 10

34

car module

CAR CALL 11

38

car module

DOWN CALL 11

35

car module

CAR CALL 12

39

car module

DOWN CALL 12

89

ext module

CAR CALL 13

93

ext module

DOWN CALL 13

90

ext module

CAR CALL 14

94

ext module

DOWN CALL 14

91

ext module

CAR CALL 15

95

ext module

DOWN CALL 15

92

ext module

CAR CALL 16

96

ext module

DOWN CALL 16

80

ext module

CAR CALL 17

110

ext module

DOWN CALL 17

81

ext module

CAR CALL 18

111

ext module

DOWN CALL 18

82

ext module

CAR CALL 19

112

ext module

DOWN CALL 19

83

ext module

CAR CALL 20

113

ext module

DOWN CALL 20

84

ext module

CAR CALL 21

114

ext module

DOWN CALL 21

85

ext module

CAR CALL 22

115

ext module

DOWN CALL 22

86

ext module

CAR CALL 23

116

ext module

DOWN CALL 23

87

ext module

CAR CALL 24

117

ext module

DOWN CALL 24

22

car module

output position 1 or A

23

car module

output position 2 or B

24

car module

output position 3 or C

25

car module

output position 4 or D

26

car module

output position 5 or E

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5.

24 STOPS

UP and DOWN collective

 

 

 

( main, car modules and nodes in floors )

 

 

E - type S

( serial )

P0 = 5

 

 

14

car module

CAR CALL 1

53

car module

CAR CALL 17

15

car module

CAR CALL 2

54

car module

CAR CALL 18

16

car module

CAR CALL 3

55

car module

CAR CALL 19

17

car module

CAR CALL 4

56

car module

CAR CALL 20

18

car module

CAR CALL 5

57

car module

CAR CALL 21

19

car module

CAR CALL 6

58

car module

CAR CALL 22

20

car module

CAR CALL 7

59

car module

CAR CALL 23

21

car module

CAR CALL 8

60

car module

CAR CALL 24

32

car module

CAR CALL 9

22

car module

output position 1 or A

33

car module

CAR CALL 10

23

car module

output position 2 or B

34

car module

CAR CALL 11

24

car module

output position 3 or C

35

car module

CAR CALL 12

25

car module

output position 4 or D

36

car module

CAR CALL 13

26

car module

output position 5 or E

37

car module

CAR CALL 14

27

car module

output position 6 or F

38

car module

CAR CALL 15

28

car module

door open A

39

car module

CAR CALL 16

29

car module

door open B

UP and DOWN calls are connect to the nodes

Nodes for 1 - 24 floor are connect to SSL LI NK 2

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6.

48 STOPS

UP and DOWN collective

 

 

 

( main, car, ext modules and nodes in floors )

 

 

E - type S

( serial )

P0 = 6

 

 

14

car module

CAR CALL 1

53

car module

CAR CALL 17

15

car module

CAR CALL 2

54

car module

CAR CALL 18

16

car module

CAR CALL 3

55

car module

CAR CALL 19

17

car module

CAR CALL 4

56

car module

CAR CALL 20

18

car module

CAR CALL 5

57

car module

CAR CALL 21

19

car module

CAR CALL 6

58

car module

CAR CALL 22

20

car module

CAR CALL 7

59

car module

CAR CALL 23

21

car module

CAR CALL 8

60

car module

CAR CALL 24

32

car module

CAR CALL 9

22

car module

output position 1 or A

33

car module

CAR CALL 10

23

car module

output position 2 or B

34

car module

CAR CALL 11

24

car module

output position 3 or C

35

car module

CAR CALL 12

25

car module

output position 4 or D

36

car module

CAR CALL 13

26

car module

output position 5 or E

37

car module

CAR CALL 14

27

car module

output position 6 or F

38

car module

CAR CALL 15

28

car module

door open A

39

car module

CAR CALL 16

29

car module

door open B

80

ext module

CAR CALL 25

110

ext module

CAR CALL 41

81

ext module

CAR CALL 26

111

ext module

CAR CALL 42

82

ext module

CAR CALL 27

112

ext module

CAR CALL 43

83

ext module

CAR CALL 28

113

ext module

CAR CALL 44

84

ext module

CAR CALL 29

114

ext module

CAR CALL 45

85

ext module

CAR CALL 30

115

ext module

CAR CALL 46

86

ext module

CAR CALL 31

116

ext module

CAR CALL 47

87

ext module

CAR CALL 32

117

ext module

CAR CALL 48

89

ext module

CAR CALL 33

101

ext module

 

90

ext module

CAR CALL 34

102

ext module

 

91

ext module

CAR CALL 35

103

ext module

 

92

ext module

CAR CALL 36

104

ext module

 

93

ext module

CAR CALL 37

105

ext module

 

94

ext module

CAR CALL 38

106

ext module

 

95

ext module

CAR CALL 39

107

ext module

 

96

ext module

CAR CALL 40

108

ext module

 

UP and DOWN calls are connect to the nodes

Nodes for 1 - 24 floor are connect to SSL LI NK 2

Nodes for 25 - 48 floor are connect to SSL LI NK 3

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12.SAFETY CIRCUIT 186

12.1.GENERAL FEATURES

This circuit is specially developed to make it possible to move the car while the doors are open.

Circuit board

76 x 86 mm with heigh of 35 mm for installation in control unit

 

4 x 3mm hole for mounting

The following manouvres are possible:

-advanced door opening

-relevelling upwards or downwards with the doors open

Circuit content:

-

3

x safety relay with six guided contacts

 

-

2

x LED diode for status display

 

-

7

x terminal for connection

Supply voltage

+ 48 VDC

Supply current

Max. 200 mA

Ambient temperature

Max. 45 oC

Degree of protection

IP00

EMC compatibility

EN12015 and EN12016

Approvals

CE

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12.2. DETAILS AND CONNECTIONS

Schematic plan of safety circuit 186

The circuit does not need any additional power supply. All relays are made for 48 V DC supply.

Explanation of work:

-

elevator control unit give 48 VDC to terminal 3 when elevator start slow speed

 

 

in arriving to station. This voltage must stay all the time to the next start

 

- then magnetic switch ZONE A give 48 VDC to terminal 2

 

- and magne tic switch ZONE B give 48 VDC to terminal 1

 

- in this case connection is closed between terminals 4 - 5 and 6 - 7

 

-

when elevator stopped in station elevator control unit should

 

 

check one of link (4 – 5 or 6 –7)

 

-

in the case that there is no connection elevator must not

 

 

proceed to drive

Explanation of LED:

-

LED I 1

parallel to input 1

-LED I 2 parallel to input 2

12.3.REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTALLATION

- This product should be installed into a controller with minimum protection level of I P2X

-The maximum voltage permissible for the series connection is 230 VAC or VDC

-The safety series connection which are connected to terminals 4- 5 and 6 - 7 should be

protected with maximum 4 Amp fuse

- Applied voltage for relays ( + 48V DC ) should be fused with a maximum of 4 Amp fuse

-The ambient temperature at which the unit ideally functions is between 0 C and 55 C

-Once the equipment has been installed a test run should be carried out in both upward and downward directions stopping at every landing, so the control unit can check the perfect operat ion of t he module

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13.GUIDE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY

13.1.THE EMC DIRECTIVE AND APPLICABLE STANDARD

The EMC Directive 89/ 336/ EEC, and as amended by Directives 91/ 263/ EEC, 92/ 31/ EEC, 93/ 68/ EEC and 93/ 97/ EEC requires that in order to guarantee the free movement of electrical and electronic apparatus, and to create an acceptable electromagnetic environment, all such apparatus shall ensure that the electromagnetic disturbances produced by the apparatus do not affect the correct functioning of other apparatus or radio and telecommunications networks as well as related equipment and electricity distribution networks. The apparatus is also required to have an adequate level of intrinsic immunity to electromagnetic disturbances to enable it to wo rk as intended.

SEC lift control panels are according to the “ Guidelines on the application of Directive 89/ 336/ EEC “ Clause 6.2.3.2 “ Components performing a direct function not intended to be placed on the market for distribution and final use “

The SEC position

I t is responsibility of the user to determinate the category under which the product is obtained however. SEC, in common with most other manufacturers, has prepared this document on the following basis:

-

The sales are of the restricted distr ibution class

-Neither a “ CE” mark nor a Declaration of Conformity are permitted under the EMC Directive

This product is intended only for professional assemblers.

The responsibility for the maintenance of EMC compliance of an installation shall be with the installer and not the manufacturer.

The manufacturer is required to provide recommendations and guidelines for maintaining EMC compliance after installation and this is given in this guide.

The “ CE” mark and Manufacturer’s Declaration of Conformity on SEC control panels relate to compliance with the Low Voltage directive only.

The product standard for lift control panel is EN 12015 for emission and EN12016 for immunity and all SEC control panels have been tested for conformity with the various level s applicable under the standard.

Next normative references are used:

Emission:

EN 55011

 

 

EN 55014

 

I mmunity:

EN 61000 - 4 - 2

 

EN 61000 - 4 - 3

 

EN 61000 - 4

- 4

 

EN 61000 - 4

- 11

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13.2. EMC COMPLIANT ELECTRICAL CABINET WIRING RULES

PANELS AND CABINETS

Mounting panel and cabinet ( including the doors ) have to be grounded, with a direct connection to the ground bus.

REMOVAL OF THE PAINT FROM THE SUPPORT AREAS

The paint should be removed from the mounting panel and chassis support areas.

WARNING Rheanodized aluminum does not conduct

GROUND TERMINALS OF THE CONTROL PANEL

SEC control panels are provided with two ground terminals ( green-yellow terminal with mark 0 and ground terminal with multi screws ) one must be connected to the ground bus

MINIMAL DISTANCE BETWEEN SIGNAL AND POWER CABLES

The minimum distance between parallel signals and power cables is 30 cm. Possible crossings have to be made at 90o.

SHIELDING OF THE SUPPLY FOR AN AC MOTOR

The AC motors have to be supplied through a four pole shielded cable ( three phases plus a green/yellow ground wire), or though four unshielded cables, which are inserted inside a metal channel. It is important that a direct connection ( four cables ) between the panel grounding and the motor ground has been made and that the fourth cable had been inserted in a shield.

GROUND CONNECTION TO BOTH SIDES OF THE CABLE SHIELD ( AC MOTOR )

The shield of the supply cable of the AC motors must be grounded on both sides in order to obtain 360o contact, that means the whole shield. This can be accomplished using suitable metallic EMC cables press grounded at full 360o at the input of the cabinet and of the motor’s terminal strip. If this connection is not possible, the shielded cables should be brought inside the cabinet and connected with an omega connector to the mounting panel- The same must be done on the motor side. In case a 360o connection on the motor’s terminal strip is not possible, the shield must be grounded before entering into the terminal strip. This should be done on the metal support of the motor, using an omega connector. In case a metal duct has to be used, it should be grounded at full 360o where possible.

PIGTAIL AVOIDANCE

While grounding the shields of the cables, one has to use a 360o connection ( E.g. omega bus ) with a pigtail connection to be absolutely avoided. By pigtail is meant the connection to earth ground of the cable shield by means of an additional wire.

SUPPLY CABLES TO THE DC MOTORS

The supply cables of DC motor do not need to be shielded.

DIRECT CONNECTION BETWEEN THE GROUND BUS AND MOTOR CHASSIS

Independently from ground-connection of the motor’s chassis, it must always be connected to the ground wire ( green/yellow ) coming from the panel ground bus.

MAXIMAL LENGTH OF THE AC MOTOR’S CABLES INSIDE THE CABINET

From the grounding of the screen side cabinet of the panel terminal strip, the supply’s cables have to measure 30 cm maximum.

ENCODER CABLES

The encoder cable must be shielded and grounded at the panel at a full 360o. The female connector on the inverter has been foreseen for that connection, therefore it is enough to have the cable shield connected at 360o in the conductive case of the male connector. In order to check that the shield is not connected on the motor side remove the encoder connector from the inverter and verify with a tester the presence of a high impedance between the shield and the metal case of the encoder or of the motor.

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SEC ELECTRONI CS

Neverke 30 6256 Košana, SLOVENI A

tel: + + 386 5 753 2006

email: sec.electronics@siol.net

fax: + + 386 5 753 2007

web: http: / / www .secelectro.com

ISO 9001

Q-446

 

Declaration of Conformity

Manufacturer:

SEC ELECTRONI CS

 

Neverke 30

 

6256 KOSANA

 

SLOVENI A

Details of electrical equipment

Model number:

E - TYPE

 

LI FT CONTROLLER PCB

Harmonised

 

Standard applied:

EN 12016

 

EN 12015

and complies with the previsions of the following EC – Directive(s):

-73/ 23/ EEC modified by 93/ 68/ EEC and named Low Voltage Directive

CE marking from:

2002

Authorised Signatory:

Name:

Milan Samsa

Position:

Managing director

Date of I ssue:

01. 12. 2002

Place of I ssue:

Neverke

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