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ThyssenKrupp Operating manual, diagnostic unit I 6510 046
Aufzugswerke Functions Type Serial no.
DIAGNOSTIC UNIT I
Seven-segment
function display
Flashing1)
Start-stop button
LK sensor
Pulses
Run: IS/RS 2)
Direction UP with IS
Acknowledgement Direction DOWN with IS
SC module Program selection wheel
LN sensor
Safety circuit EK
HK W/W1 contactor
TK WO/WU contactor
KT
The diagnostic unit I can be used to query or run a total of 16 functions. The individual functions are to be set using the
program selection wheel. The selected function appears in the 7-segment display (flashing display).
Handling
• Plug diagnostic unit I into the corresponding printed circuit board (CPU, door control, LMS1 etc.); a function display
(flashing) must follow. Use the program selection wheel to select the desired function.
• It is only possible to change from one function into another if the 7-segment display is flashing.
• To exit from a selected function: turn the program selection wheel one step and then press the start-stop button
> 2 seconds.
• It is possible to exit from the teach-in function via AF 00 (dF 00, bF 00) or by switching the main switch off and on.
• The following explanations or functional descriptions for diagnostic unit I apply to all work program versions as of
04.86/3. The current work programs for each TCI/TCM elevator control system will be announced in urgent information
bulletins.
Functions can be selected for TCI with work program as of version 04.86/3, for TCM with MC, MC1, MC2 and MC3 control
systems.
Function 01 00 Display fault stack Date: 07.06
Example:
05b 1 DSC sends unexpected Hallo (= initialisation XX = landing concerned -
program; 05 XX follows
05b 2 DSC sends unexpected done (= initialisation XX = landing concerned -
complete); 05 XX follows
05b 3 DSC initialisation timeout, table start, 05 XX Destination entry control DSC cannot be initialised. -
follows Check voltage supply and CAN connection to
corresponding destination entry station.
XX = landing concerned
05b 4 DSC initialisation timeout, table end -
05 b5 DSC handshake timeout; 05 XX follows DSC no longer responds in cycles. Check voltage -
supply and CAN connection to corresponding
landing zone switch.
XX = landing concerned
05b 8 Booking overlap
05 C0 Special travel RESET RESET due to timeout > 10 minutes -
05C 1 Destination request is not executed A call is sent to an elevator that cannot
execute it.
0A 20
0A 21 3 AC drive controlled
0A 22 Emergency brake, shaft e.g. emergency stop switch
0A 23 Governor rope
0A 24 Maintenance platform e.g. on NC 61 A/B
0A 25 Limited travel path e.g. on NC 61 A/B
0A 26 Final limit switch, bottom
0A 27 Final limit switch, top
0A 28 Speed governor, elevator car
0A 29 Speed governor, counterweight
0A 2A Safety gear, down
0A 2b Safety gear, up
0A 2C Emergency brake, elevator car e.g. emergency stop switch
0A 2d Car door e.g. door function disrupted
0A 2E Locking device for car door e.g. additional locking
0A 2F Slack rope
0A 30 Stop outside the door zone e.g. emergency stop
0A 31 Car door not closed e.g. car door contact
0A 32 Landing door not closed e.g. locking contact
0A 33 Oil temperature above 70 C e.g. hydr. elevator
0A 34 Oil level monitoring e.g. hydr. elevator
0A 35 Sensor in the safety circuit has triggered e.g. EK/ZK/PK/FK/HK
0A 36 Function check inspection
final limit switch, top
0A 37 Test relay safety circuit K141 jamming = shut down
0A 38 Acknowledgement safety circuit RM = shut down
per landing
0A 39 NB! Check elevator car monitoring If a door is opened for too long
0A 3A Door is blocked on nudging If nudge function is active for too long
0A 3b Fault in power supply e.g. with phase failure etc.
0A 3C Light barrier cross over mode e.g. light barrier defective
0A 3d Light curtain person detection e.g. light curtain defective
0A 3E Collective fault signal safety SPS
0A 46 Maintenance switch ON
0A 47 Maintenance switch OFF
0A XX Fault in teach-in (shaft learning main door side; If this fault occurs during the teach-in function AF0d 2
0bXX for rear side) or AF0C, fault 0A XX means that in landing XX the
Consult operating manual for teach-in number of landings of the MS2 printed circuit board
(installation instructions 13 6510.046) cannot be allocated.
CAN events from MZ1/MC3 that affect the shaft / elevator car
0C 20 Shaft cache overflow -
0C 21 Shaft cache overflow Data for the shaft / elevator car cannot -
0C 22 Shaft cache overflow be read in. -
0C 23 Shaft cache overflow Possibly connection problem MZ1/MC3 terminal -
0C 24 Shaft cache overflow block - shaft bus - elevator car bus -
0C 25 Shaft cache overflow -
0C 30 Shaft bus disrupted Is reinitialised via MZ1 / MC3 N1
0C 31 Transmission error in the shaft bus MZ1/MC3 detects fault to the shaft -
0C 32 Overflow error in the shaft bus -
0C 3A Telegram from MF3D lost -
0C 3b Telegram from MF3 lost -
0C 3C MF3 does not respond after 3 s Connection / connector problem MZ1 – terminal -
0C 3d MF3D does not respond after 3 s block - elevator car bus - MF3 -
CAN events from the MZ1 that affect the local bus
0C 40 Local cache overflow -
0C 42 Local cache overflow More data was read in than -
0C 43 Local cache overflow can be processed in the MZ1 -
0C 45 Local cache overflow -
0C 50 Local bus disrupted Is reinitialised via MZ1 -
0C 51 Transmission error in the local bus -
0C 52 Overflow error in the local bus
0C 53 Reset request in the local bus
0C 60 Clock divider has fallen over CAN test
CAN events from the MF3 or MF3D printed circuit board (front or rear side)
0C 80 MF3: reset of MF3 -
0C 81 MF3: telegram from MZ1 lost -
0C 85 MF3: overflow error in the shaft bus More data was read in than -
can be processed in the MF3
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0C 86 MF3: transmission error in the shaft bus MF3 CAN controller reports transmission failures -
0C 87 MF3: shaft bus disrupted
0C 88 MF3: acknowledgement with MF2 not possible >56 landings with MF2 printed circuit boards; check!
0C 89 MF3: CAN chip fallen over Reset request or clock divider
0C 8A MF3: initialisation error MF3
0C A0 MF3D: reset of MF3D
0C A1 MF3D: telegram from MZ1 lost
0C A5 MF3D: overflow error in the shaft bus More data was read in than
can be processed in the MF3D
0C A6 MF3D: transmission error shaft bus MF3D controller registers transmission failures
0C A7 MF3D: shaft bus disrupted
0C A8 MF3D: acknowledgement with MF2 not possible >56 landings with MF2 printed circuit boards; check!
0C A9 MF3D: CAN chip fallen over Reset request or clock divider
0C AA MF3D: initialisation error MF3D
Reference-actual value monitoring 1) (MW1 board, ext. reference value generator on MC1, MC2, MC3)
0d 1B Reference - actual value monitoring MW1 No pulses (only for inspection or emergency recall N
(B= operating phase, applies to all 0d faults) operation); CPU detects no pulses.
0d 2B Monitoring if pulse sequence: Pulses channel A and channel B swapped. Correct N
Channel A before B for up run pulse sequence is displayed on the ESA (Iso 60) or
NIM printed circuit board (Iso 25M).
0d 3B Reference - actual value monitoring MW1 Fault can occur as a consequence of a preceding N
vACTUAL >vREFERENCE (+10% at vrated; fault if on emergency stop the reference value is 0
+100% at vinsp; but the actual value is still present.
+80% at vadjust; +50% at vrelevel)
0d 4B Reference - actual value monitoring MW1 Fault can occur: with locking contact interruption N
vACTUAL < vREFERENCE (10-% at vrated; (without 14 XX), with missing pulses, with reference
100-% at vinsp; value voltage on the MW1 board > 9.8 V, with
-80% at vadjust; -50% at vrelevel) excessively rapid acceleration (actual value cannot
follow), with excessively sluggish control; if
necessary, increase I proportion.
0d 5B Reference - actual value monitoring Fault if vACTUAL > vrated + 10 % N
vACTUAL > vREFERENCE
0d 6B Control amplifier at terminating point (only with Place the drive in the control range (not with digital N
analog controller (e.g. Isostop 25M); not with controller)
digital controller. It might be that the acceleration is set as too rapid,
motor switched incorrectly, oil too cold!
0d 7B Reference value generator (MW1) not internally Fault occurs if MW1 computes levelling deficiency N
flush > 3 mm. It is possible that the fault message comes
although the car is at the level of the landing
(software error up to 12.95). Occurs frequently as
consequence of a previous fault.
0d 8B Reference value generator (MW1) zero-speed With the elevator stationary, the MW1 board N
control vACTUAL > 0.25 m/s registers a speed > 0.25 m/s. Cause: pulse
generator delivers pulses even with the elevator
stationary; interference signals on the pulse line
(shielding).
1) can be hidden with switch 6S1 on the MZ or switch S5 on the MZ1 or switch S805 on the MC2 or service switch on the MH3 printed circuit board.
TCI/TCM general faults (continued)
0E 00 Transmission failure from MW1 to the CPU 1
0F 0A Marking flag test switch ON Test switch on printed circuit board MZ or MZ1 -
0F 0b Evolution elevator Maintenance platform opened RESET
0F 0C Marking flag TELEservice Service operation enabled -
0F 0d Marking flag TELEservice Service operation disabled
0F 0E Marking flag test switch OFF Test switch on printed circuit board MZ or MZ1 -
0F 0F Evolution elevator Maintenance platform closed RESET
0F ZZ Marking flag set ZZ = flag no. (possible number from 0 ... 9) -
10 YY Malfunction in the CPU printed circuit boards RESET will follow N
11 YY Malfunction in the MG printed circuit board (TCI) Group input / output component is defective. 1
11 01 TCM: malfunction group CAN bus No group CAN bus present on the MZ1. Use MZ1
with group CAN bus.
12 XX Logical position does not correspond to the real Fault does not lie in the LK sensor. Fault lies in the 3
position. floor counter program in the operating phase STOP.
13 XX Determined position does not correspond to the Compare fault 12 XX 3
actual car position
14 XX Locking contact RK open in landing XX Locking contact RK was interrupted during travel. N8
Causes: door opening with emergency unlocking
key; TSM or locking magnet does not fully energise;
cam motor not correctly set; cam or retiring cam
makes contact in passing.
15 XX Logical position does not correspond to the real Fault in the floor counter program in the operating 2
position. phase STANDSTILL BEFORE TRAVEL.
16 YY MW/MW1 printed circuit board: position Fault only occurs on installations with running cha- 3
mismatch racteristic computer (printed circuit board MW/MW1).
17 YY Fault CPU – MW/MW1 Fault only occurs on installations with MW/MW1 N1
printed circuit boards (memory overfilled)
18 XX Locking contact RKD open in the through-loading Locking contact RKD was interrupted during travel N8
landing XX (same as fault 14 XX).
19 NN Door zone not detected (CPU does not detect the With operating phase STOP, the floor selector does N2
landing vane, but stop was initiated). not indicate a door zone. Corresponds to the
description of function 05 00, (see explanations from
page 29 onwards).
1A YY Read error in floor selector: LK sensor indicates Problems with LK sensor or landing vanes. Fault can N8
incorrect synchronisation: also occur with rope slip and controller vibrations!
Reference state: NOT LIT UP Pulse generator might be defective!
Actual state: LIT UP
1bYY Read error in floor selector: LK sensor indicates Problems with LK sensor or landing vanes. Fault can N5
incorrect synchronisation: also occur with rope slip and controller vibrations!
Reference state: LIT UP
Actual state: NOT LIT UP
1C NN Undefined travel Without direction of movement present, a run was 4
initiated.
1d NN Emergency stop (incorrect direction of move- No or both directions of movement were formed (see N3
ment) explanations on page 29).
1E NN No deceleration on running over the marked Bits 20 to 25 car position; Bit 26 (1) IFU operated 3
terminal landing vanes or inspection limit switch Bit 27 (1) IFO operated
IFO/IFU NN is displayed as hexadecimal (see explanations on page 30).
CAN fault MP printed circuit board (0MP to 15MP)
0MP printed circuit board -
1F 00 Local bus interrupted -
1F 01 Local bus fault -
1F 02 Local bus arithmetic overflow -
1F 03 Reception cache overflow -
1F 04 Printed circuit boards arithmetic overflow (reset) 1) -
1F 05 No handshake telegram 2) -
1MP printed circuit board
1F 08 Local bus interrupted -
1F 09 Local bus fault -
1F 0A Local bus arithmetic overflow -
1F 0b Reception cache overflow -
1F 0C Printed circuit boards arithmetic overflow (reset) 1) -
1F 0d No handshake telegram 2) -
2MP printed circuit board to 15MP printed circuit board
The faults of the MP printed circuit boards 2MP to 15MP correspond to those specified for 0MP and -
1MP:
2MP ⇒ 1F 10 to 1F 15 -
3MP ⇒ 1F 18 to 1F 1d -
4MP ⇒ 1F 20 to 1F 25 -
5MP ⇒ 1F 28 to 1F 2d -
6MP ⇒ 1F 30 to 1F 35 -
7MP ⇒ 1F 38 to 1F 3d -
8MP ⇒ 1F 40 to 1F 45 -
9MP ⇒ 1F 48 to 1F 4d -
10MP ⇒ 1F 50 to 1F 55 -
11MP ⇒ 1F 58 to 1F 5d -
12MP ⇒ 1F 60 to 1F 65 -
13MP ⇒ 1F 68 to 1F 6d -
14MP ⇒ 1F 70 to 1F 75 -
15MP ⇒ 1F 78 to 1F 7d -
FIS, TMC, TMI interface printed circuit board TCM control system control device (API-S: FIS board)
(CPI: TMC, TMI board)
1F 80 Local bus interrupted -
1F 81 Local bus fault -
1F 82 Local bus arithmetic overflow -
1F 83 Reception cache overflow -
1F 84 FIS, TMC, TMI: reset Emergency stop and RESET triggered (MC1) N1
1F 85 FIS, TMC, TMI: external contactor: -
handshake 2) was lost twice
1F 86 FIS, TMC, TMI: external contactor: cyclical N1
telegram failed
1F 87 FIS, TMC, TMI: internal fault -
1) Depending on the connected function, reset can mean either emergency stop with subsequent adjustment run or shutdown of the installation.
2) A handshake is the cyclical communication control (telegram) between two data media.
21 00 EEPROM fault (component 28C64) Memory position defective in the EEPROM S1
component
22 00 SC module fault (resolution >100 ms) Fault SC module: 100 ms after the CPU interrupted N4
channel I, acknowledgement for CPU is still present.
23 00 SC module fault2) Same as fault 43 00 but without shutdown (not 8
permitted in Germany).
24 00 CPU: EEPROM defective Memory position in the EEPROM defective. SM3
Replace EEPROM or CPU
Button control
25 02 Down call on front side blocked -
25 04 External call button defective, Up call on front side blocked -
25 20 External call button operated for longer than Down call on rear side blocked -
25 40 5 min. Up call on rear side blocked -
Evolution elevator N(B)C 61 (elevator without machine room with maintenance platform)
safety circuit for monitoring the maintenance platform and travel limiter
S82 S83A S83Z RM SR1
Query of safety OK
1 1 1 0 Normal travel
0 0 0 1 limited travel with platform open and travel limiter down
Query of safety defective
26 04 0 1 1 - S82: acknowledgement switch S82, maintenance platform MS
26 05 1 0 1 - S83A: acknowledgement switch S83A, travel limiter top MS
26 06 0 0 1 - S83Z: acknowledgement switch S83Z, travel limiter bottom MS
26 07 0 1 0 - RM SR1: acknowledgement SR1 module MS
26 08 1 1 0 - MS
26 09 1 1 1 1 MS
26 0A 0 0 0 0
MC1 control system: MC2 control system:
MV6 MC2
Printed circuit boards MC1/MC2/MC3: elevator with flat shaft pit and elevator car folding toe guard
27 XX Monitoring input or RFS module (relay for flat Only with MC1, MC2 MS
shaft pit) defective
27 91 Acknowledgement from RFS bad, EK good, Only with MC1, MC2 MB
contactor acknowledgement off.
27C 0 Acknowledgement from RFS bad, EK good, Only with MC1, MC2 MB
contactor acknowledgement off.
27 A3 Acknowledgement from RFS good, EK good, Only with MC1, MC2 MB
2) SC module can be hidden using the teach-in mode function AF 0d (AF 0C). No levelling with opening doors and relevelling with open door possible.
contactor acknowledgement on.
28 00 Fault with undertravel, flat shaft pit Only with MC1, MC2 N
28 4X Underrun takes longer than 30 s, cancel N
28 8X Underrun UP takes > 10 s, cancel N
29 XX Elevator car folding toe guard is defective Only with MC1, MC2 MS
29 00 Elevator car folding toe guard is folded in MS
although the safety circuit is open
29 10 3 times unsuccessfully initiated undertravel MS
Query state of the power contactor energised, de-energised (only with MC1, MC2)
2A 00 corresponds to 00 00 -
2A 11 corresponds to 01 01 -
2A 12 Acknowledgement via TMI board, corresponds to 01 10 -
2A 20 compare fault messages corresponds to 00 10 -
2A 21 65 00………74 00 corresponds to 01 10 -
2A 22 corresponds to 10 10 -
2A 32 corresponds to 11 10 -
2A 33 corresponds to 11 11 -
Printed circuit boards MC1/MC2/MC3
2b 00 Longer than 60 s in the operating phase -
"Stationary, start interlocking" 0007,
then return to operating phase "Stop"
1) Fault as of TCI work program 03.89/7 no longer in use.
2) Faults 35 00 and 3b 00 can no longer occur as of work program 02.87/4 and fault 36 00 can no longer occur as of 06.95/25.
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3E 00 Fault anti-creep device (governor enable) MAS magnet does not energise; switch on the SM3
governor does not close. Cause: switch on the
governor defective; pawl on governor jammed (if the
engaging lever makes contact with the thumb disc,
the stroke of the magnet is relatively small). Remedy:
place 2 shim discs (6 mm) between the magnet and
securing plate.
With MC1: fault came after switching on.
As of version V46.06 fault remedied.
3F 00 Fault anti-creep device (governor interlocking) Magnet is switched off but switch does not open. SM3
Cause: switch defective; event block contactor ZSP
set too long, governor is not blocked.
40 00 Emergency call operated Enable is lift-specific. -
41 00 Malfunction in run monitoring (missing pulses) Run monitoring of the CPU triggers (pulses have not SM1
come for > 4 s in the case of rope elevators and > 8
s in the case of hydraulic elevators). Causes: pulse
generator defective; on Iso16M, check pulses (with
diagnostic unit); on hydraulics, might be that the
basic quantity is incorrectly set.
42 00 Run time limiter Creepage too long with approach or adjustment run SM3
speed: no foreground and background change on
the LK sensor for > 20 s at vrated and > 45 s at vadjust.
43 00 Malfunction in SC module (no bridging of locking Acknowledgement to the CPU disrupted. Causes: SM8
device switch) 1) SC module defective, landing zone switch defective;
groove depth of landing zone switch and/or LK
sensor in the landing vane not correct.
44 00 Malfunction in SC module (shutdown only in Same as 43 00 and 44 00 if fault occurs in the top SM2
bottom landing in the case of hydraulic elevators) landing; only 44 00 if fault occurs in bottom landing.
Reason: in the case of hydraulics, there must be a
run to the bottom landing after the fault has occurred.
45 00 Emergency stop button operated Only in Norway version (compare data sheet). N
46 00 Repair switch on Only present due to order (data sheet) -
47 00 Repair switch OFF Only present due to order (data sheet) -
48 00 Ready-again message Elevator ready for operation again after spontaneous N
message.
49 00 Operating phase ADJUSTMENT RUN longer Check why adjustment run cannot be carried out M2
than default value (5 min) within 5 minutes.
4A 00 Communication between CPU and MW or MW1 Printed circuit board MW/MW1 (path computer) N2
defective defective with higher-quality drives.
4B 00 Path computer MW/MW1: logical car position not Printed circuit board MW/MW1 has not detected an N2
equal to real position identifying hook of a landing vane. Cause: run
following emergency stop was carried out with
normal operation (not adjustment run).
4C 00 Path computer MW/MW1: in test operation On printed circuit board MW/MW1, close bridge S9. -
4d 00 Path computer MW/MW1: not ready for deploy- Printed circuit board MW/MW1 required by the CPU N2
ment RESET.
4E 00 Path computer MW/MW1: Communication (RST 5.5) to path computer -
defective
4F 00 Contactor acknowledgement to the CPU (contac- Incorrect contactor acknowledgement on adjustment SM2
tor reference-actual comparison) run or number of unsuccessful adjustment run at-
1) SC module can be hidden using the teach-in mode function AF 0d (AF 0C). No levelling with opening doors and relevelling with open door possible.
tempts.
50 00 Collective fault for shutdown with reactivation in Causes: TCM faults 0C 01, 0C 02, 0C 03, 0C 042), SM2
the case of TCM control system 0C 11, 0C12 occurred (problems with initialisation).
51 00 Run monitoring or Pulses do not come for >4 s or defective wiring on N2
incorrect acknowledgement travel contactor the travel contactors
52 00 Adjustment run after emergency stop Adjustment run after emergency stop carried out -
without RESET
53 00 Run following adjustment run Run was carried out after adjustment run -
(emergency stop).
54 00 Malfunction CPU (interrupt watchdog) Computer malfunction CPU -
55 00 RESET RESET leads to new program start (after main -
switch OFF/ON or after mains-related power cut).
Causes: % V voltage not correct set; mains voltage
unstable etc.
55 01 Recovery MC2 group 24 V DC was switched off
Processor faults on the MC1 / MC2 / MC3 printed circuit board (CPU)
56… Non-defined interrupt N
56 00 Divide error exception
56 01 Trace interrupt N
56 02 Non-maskable interrupt N
56 03 Breakpoint interrupt N
56 04 INTO detected overflow exception N
56 05 Array bounds exception N
56 06 Unused opcode exception N
(4 x fault 89 00 follow)
56 07 Escape opcode exception Warning! N
56 08 Timer 0 interrupt Fault codes 56 00 to 56 FF N
56 09 AMD reserved interrupt Processor fault messages according to data N
56 0A DMA0 or INT5 sheet N
56 0b DMA1 or INT6 Replace CPU and N
56 0C INT0 Inform department QMS N
56 0d INT1 N
56 0E INT2 N
56 0F INT3 N
56 10 INT4 N
56 11 Asynchronous serial port 0 interrupt N
56 12 Timer 1 interrupt N
56 13 Timer 2 interrupt N
56 14 Asynchronous serial port 1 interrupt N
56 FF Undefined software interrupt N
(56 20 to 56 FF)
2) 0C 04 to 0C 0C also lead to shutdown if nothing else is specified in the lift-specific EPROM!
Safety circuit
60 00 Safety circuit: terminal end contact open Cause: end contact is interrupted during travel (not MN
adjustment run). On some devices e.g. Isostop 60
(API) also on triggering of controller monitoring be-
cause monitoring contact lies before the end contact.
61 00 Safety circuit: terminal HK open Stop contact HK or safety gear contact FK open N
62 00 Safety circuit: terminal TK open Elevator car contact KTK or KTKD was interrupted N
during travel.
63 00 Safety circuit: terminal KT open Locking contact RK or RkD was interrupted during N
travel.
63 XX XX = landing door lock open in landing
Temperature monitoring of drive motor
64 00 Temperature monitoring for drive motor has Posistor or posistor connected (thermal contact) has MN
triggered triggered. Check!
1) If faults 65 00 74 00 occur more than 3 times, fault 4F 00 follows. This leads to a spontaneous message and shutdown.
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Contactor state Explanations: contactor state
MZ printed circuit board (TCI) and MZ1 printed circuit boards (TCM)
79 00 Temperature sensor defective Check drive motor temperature monitoring sensor; if -
necessary, replace MZ(1) board.
7A 00 Monitoring sensor for control device defective Check monitoring sensor; if necessary, replace -
(ISO 16M with MD(1) board) MZ(1) board.
7b 00 24 V DC voltage supply failure Check voltage supply (also on the MQ printed circuit MBS
board).
CPI control device with external reference value input (via CAN bus)
7C 00 Control device CPI switches off although travel Check fault stack in the CPI control device. N5
request sent.
Fault in the CPI control device
7d xx CPI: fault xx -
7d 00 CPI: no error -
7d 01 CPI: control voltage on -
7d 02 CPI: watchdog fault -
7d 03 CPI: no SMR (fault message from control device) -
7d 04 CPI: SMR (fault message from control device) to -
the TCM control system
7d 05 CPI: EEPROM error -
7d 06 CPI: overtemperature heat sink -
7d 07 CPI: overtemperature drive motor -
7d 08 CPI: earth leakage message -
7d 09 CPI: power part not detected -
7d 0A CPI: ZK undervoltage (ZK= DC circuit) -
7d 0b CPI: pulse blocking power part enabled -
7d 0C CPI: ZK overvoltage (ZK= DC circuit) Query with parameter entry panel in the CPI control -
7d 0d CPI: fault stack deleted device -
7d 0E CPI: excess current -
7d 0F CPI: mains overvoltage -
7d 10 CPI: time error in the DSP 1) -
7d 11 CPI: ±15 V or 24 V undervoltage -
7d 12 CPI: fault no. (not currently used)18 -
7d 13 CPI: CAN bus error -
7d 14 CPI: vACTUAL is not equal to vREFERENCE ±10 % -
7d 15 CPI: fault in the current controller DSP 1) -
7d 16 CPI: DSP reset 1) -
7d 17 CPI: unknown signal to the DSP 1) -
7d 18 CPI: reference value telegram no. is incorrect -
7d 19 CPI: problem with travel contactor -
7d 1A CPI: marking flag set -
7d 1b CPI: fault in the pulse encoder calibration -
7d 1C CPI: failure of pulse encoder -
7d 1d CPI: pulse encoder successfully calibrated -
7d 1E CPI: brake fault -
7d 1F CPI: overtemperature motor or brake -
7d 20 CPI: fault SIN-COS encoder -
7d 21 CPI: regeneration unit not ready -
7d 22 CPI: LS2 connection fault -
7d 23 CPI: ZK > 200 V not reached -
7d 24 CPI: unit size altered -
7d 25 CPI: cycle counter with pulse inhibitor -
7d 26 CPI: overspeed -
7d 27 CPI: standby power mode active -
7d 28 CPI: NMI from external -
7d 29 CPI: undefined opcode -
7d 2A CPI: protected instruction -
7d 2B CPI illegal word access -
7d 2C CPI: illegal instruction access -
1) DSP = digital signal processor in the control device
7d 2d CPI: illegal external bus access -
7d 84 MC3: reset by control device CPI N1
7d 85 MC3: 2 handshakes 2) from control device -
CPI were lost
7d 86 MC3: cyclical telegram to the control device N1
CPI has failed
7d 87 MC3: CPI ready timeout Not ready for longer than 15 s N
7d 88 MC3: CPI ready to run present although FARIL
=0
7d 89 MC3: K1-RM=1 or HSD-RM=0 although disabled S
7d 9x MC3: CPX switches off although travel request x = operating phase as of V54.07, previously 7C 0x N
sent.
2) A handshake is the cyclical communication control (telegram) between two data media.
86 00 Brake control circuit has triggered Check setting of brake control sensors; check brake MNS
(as of TCI work program 06.95/25) lining. The monitoring can be faded out using the
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teach-in function 15 00 (in the teach-in mode via
AF 0d or AF 0C). Monitoring enables itself when a
switch is activated.
NB! If brake test switches belong to the safety
circuit, the function cannot be faded out.
86 01 Brake can only be switched off via the safety MNS
circuit
86 08 Before start of run, a brake block reports open. Check the brake contact via function 0500 / MNS
86 80 column 3C.
86 88 Before run start, both brake blocks report open. Check the brake contacts. MNS
86 XX As of V53.05, reserved bit-wise unless the above-mentioned faults occur: Note: MNS
2^0: 0 (with 1, brake fault is reported by CPI-E) Convert XXhex into
2^1: run command down or up (not CPI-E) binary number!
2^2: WO/U acknowledgement
2^3: BLK1: with 1, BLK1 reports open
2^4: VRB signal (not CPI-E)
2^5: SFG1 signal (not CPI-E)
2^6: with 1, shutdown after end of run
2^7: BLK2: with 1, BLK2 reports open
TCI/TCM fault
87 PP Parameters that contain non-permitted default values in the lift-specific program for the path computer
MW1. On the basis of the variables PP, the corresponding (incorrect) parameters can be determined
(e.g. 87 04 = deceleration: current value not permitted).
87 01 Rated speed vrated Explanation: -
87 02 Maximum speed vCON The memory positions for deceleration etc. are not -
87 03 Acceleration a programmed or incorrectly programmed. In this -
87 04 Deceleration –a case, the lift-specific program must be -
87 05 Jerk reprogrammed order processing with indication of -
87 06 Jerk 1 the fault code number. The memory positions -
87 07 Jerk 2 concerned in the lift-specific program can be queried -
87 08 Jerk 3 on site using the diagnostic unit I, See also points -
F00 MEMORY POSITIONS Diagnosis function 00
87 09 Jerk 4 -
00.
87 0A Adjustment run speed vadjust -
87 0b Relevelling speed vNA -
87 0C Inspection speed vinsp -
88 00 Brake disc running out of round Concentric running control circuit has responded SM1
Fault on the CPU printed circuit board MC1
89 .... Incorrect operation code Follows fault code number 56 XX and is stored 4 SM1
1. Byte: code segment high times in succession. Read out fault stack with sub-ID
2. Byte: code segment low XX and contact department QMS (ThyssenKrupp
3. Instructions pointer high Aufzugswerke).
4. Instructions pointer low
8A ... Parameters that are to go to the MW1 printed circuit board Fault can only occur on initialisation. -
are outside of the permitted range.
8A 01 Acceleration -
8A 02 Deceleration -
8A 03 Brake application time -
8A 04 Jerk (general) -
8A 05 1st jerk -
8A 06 2nd jerk -
8A 07 3rd jerk -
8A 08 4th jerk -
8A 09 Acceleration pre-control -
8A 0A Amplification factor -
8A 0b Rated speed -
8A 0C Inspection operation speed -
8A 0d Adjustment run speed -
8A 0E Relevelling speed -
8A 0F Shortened overtravel upper threshold -
8A 10 Shortened overtravel lower threshold -
8A 11 Approach speed -
8A 12 Approach path -
Special messages TWIN elevator
8B xx TWIN upper elevator car -
8B 89 TWIN lower elevator car off, but MZ1 lower elevator car -
not responding
8B 8A Position of TWIN lower elevator car unknown, upper S
elevator car alone
8B 8B 2 times landing zone switch received from lower elevator -
car MZ
8B 8C 2 times incorrect handshake telegram from lower elevator -
car
8B 8D Handshake timeout: init from safe state -
8B 8E Initialise lower elevator car during regular operation -
8B 8F Lower elevator car was shut down, reset to request upper RE-
elevator car SET
8B FF TWIN lower elevator car has different software version S
8C xx TWIN lower elevator car -
8C 89 TWIN upper elevator car off, MZ1 upper elevator car not -
responding
8C 8A Position of TWIN upper elevator car unknown, lower S
elevator car alone
8C 8B 2 times landing zone switch received from upper elevator -
car MZ
8C 8C 2 times incorrect handshake telegram from upper elevator -
car
8C 8D Handshake timeout: init from safe state -
8C 8E Initialise upper elevator car during regular operation -
8C 8F Lower elevator car was shut down, reset to request upper RE-
elevator car SET
8C FF TWIN upper elevator car has different software version S
End of special messages TWIN elevator
TCI/TCM fault
90 00 Speed > 0.5 m/s with bridged safety circuit Explanation: safety circuit has been bridged by the N2
SC module and v > 0.5 m/s is detected by the CPU.
Possible cause: pulse generator delivers pulses at a
standstill and these erroneously indicate travel.
91 00 With bridged safety circuit, elevator car is not Explanation: safety circuit has been bridged by the N2-
located in a zone SC module and the CPU detects that a floor vane
zone is missing.
Possible causes: on hydraulic elevators due rocking
of the elevator car if elevator car stops before the
zone (e.g. rope slip) or elevator overruns.
92 00 With operating phase STOP or STANDSTILL, Possible causes: pulse generator, in particular N6
v > 0.3 m/s Wachendorf make, delivers pulses at standstill.
Pulse encoder improved as of 11.95. As of TCI work
program 06.95, v is no longer monitored at a
standstill.
93 00 Relevelling speed >0.2 m/s In the operating phase STOP or STANDSTILL, the N6
relevelling speed > 0.2 m/s
94 00 Triggering of speed monitoring Monitoring responds at vrated +10%; it can also be SM1
activated on a lift-specific basis (instead of 10%
switch on the governor).
95 00 Monitoring control device has triggered Malfunction control device: MN2
(Isostop 16M, Isostop 25M, Isostop 60 − Temperature monitoring
(API), controlled hydraulic elevator with Beringer − Phase sequence and failure monitoring
control valve unit) − Reference-actual value monitoring (Beringer)
(monitoring input via MZ board) − Controller at terminating point etc.
− API, see fault stack for parameter entry panel.
99 00 MW1: speed monitoring on relevelling during operating phase 00, 01 or 04 was v >0.3 m/s. N1
9A 00 MW1: speed monitoring on levelling with opening during operating phase 03 was v >0.5 m/s in the N1
doors door zone.
9b 00 Monitoring the inspection / recall speed during operating phase 07 was v >0.63 m/s (EN81); N1
v >0.4 m/s (Russia); v >0.85 m/s (TRA).
Special messages electronic deceleration control "third track"
Abbreviations:
DSP: deceleration control third track GKVTO: top monitoring zone
Si track: evaluation circuit for deceleration control GKVTU: bottom monitoring zone
GKDZ: monitoring period
9E 00 DSP: light barrier defective Check light barrier MS1
9E 01 DSP: elevator too fast MS
9E 02 Si track: channel 1 SC module does not resolve MS
9E 03 Si track: SC module doe snot bridge after test MS
9E 04 Si track: timer value fallen over MS
9E 05 Si track: mode test reached No measurement MS
9E 06 Safety track: SC module has interrupted by Possible cause: from travel, processor 2 triggered on MS
safety circuit MF3 (channel 2).
9E 07 Safety track: GKVTO or GKVTU incorrect MS
9E CE Safety track: checksum in the code range incorrect MS
Codes for correct sequence control between printed circuit boards MD/MD1 and CPU
Direction of movement: C? 00 = down direction / d? 00 = up direction
C0 00 In the case of nearby landings, the acceleration / Set acceleration / deceleration on the MD / MD1 N1
d0 00 deceleration is too rapid board as flatter. Teach-in!
C1 00 Installation characteristics have changed Deceleration point lies close to the landing vane N1
d1 00 identifying hook. Set acceleration / deceleration as
flatter. Teach-in!
C2 00 Installation characteristics have changed Acceleration abort not in the acceleration range. N1
d 200 Same as fault C1 00/d1 00!
C3 00 Installation characteristics have changed Reference / actual deviation too great (elevator car N1
d3 00 too fast?) Same as fault C1 00/d1 00!
C 400 Installation characteristics have changed Same as fault C3 00/d3 00! N1
d4 00
C 500 Fault in signal interchange MD/MD1 - CPU Fictitious acceleration abort, deceleration or N1
d5 00 shutdown point already passed. Pulse generator
defective or slip: reduce acceleration. Teach-in!
C 600 Fault in signal interchange MD/MD1 - CPU Elevator car between two zones. Fictitious points in N1
d6 00 the zone left last.
Fault same as C5 00/d5 00
C7 00 Fault in signal interchange MD/MD1 - CPU Path actual value correction carried out. -
d7 00 Same as fault C5 00/d5 00!
C8 00 Value range exceeded if AF13/AF20 is not Run teach-in! -
d8 00 programmed in the teach-in mode.
TCM control system - MD1 printed circuit board
C9 00 DOWN / no direction of movement W contactor switched off before shutdown point N
d9 00 Up reached. N
CA 00 DOWN / no direction of movement Brake applied before shutdown point reached. N
dA 00 Up N
Cb 00 DOWN / no direction of movement W contactor switched off before speed Vn/Ve N
db 00 Up reached. N
CC 00 DOWN / no direction of movement Brake applied before speed Vn/Ve reached. N
dC 00 Up N
Cd 00 DOWN / no direction of movement Arithmetic underflow before Ve reached N
dd 00 Up N
CE 00 DOWN / no direction of movement Arithmetic underflow during approach. N
dE 00 Up N
CF XX 2nd same code vane in landing XX (only in AF10) -
Switch-on check (faults that are only queried on switching on the control system)
E0 00 Fault on reading back EEPROM on the CPU defective, replace; check SM1
E1 00 voltage supply 5 V
E2 00 Checksum not correct (BCC original BCC safety Replace EEPROM; run new teach-in. SM1
device)
E3 00 Checksum not correct (BCC original BCC copy Replace EEPROM; run new teach-in. SM1
correct but unequal)
E4 00 Memory fault RAM in CPU defective -
E5 00 Backup block: checksum incorrect - backup block -
restored.
E6 00 Original block: checksum incorrect - original -
block restored.
E7 00 Ongoing checksum - RAM incorrect. N1
E8 00 The top landing is reduced to the bottom landing Maintenance platform opened on installations with S1
low travel height.
E8 01 The top landing is ZERO Run AF10 teach-in; number of landings must be S1
(On elevator EVOLUTION , fault text of E8 00 stored in the lift-specific EPROM (also dummy
applies) landings).
E9 00 Overflow error Calculation for AF71 (shortened overtravel) or AF74 S1
(speed pre-stopping) leads to arithmetic overflow of
memory positions in the memory module. Remedy:
run teach-in AF10, AF19, AF0d, AF71 and AF73.
EA XX MC3: unknown command XX at peripherals
EE YY Memory position XX YY in the EEPROM Use new EEPROM on the CPU. -
EE XX defective
F0 00 Communication error MZ1 CPU triggered by the faults: MS1-
0C 01, 0C 02, 0C 03, 0C 10, 0C 11, 0C 12
F1 00 Communication error MZ1, elevator car triggered by the faults: MS1
e.g. MF3/MF4 printed circuit board 0C 04, 0C 09, 0C 0A, 0C 0b, 0C 0C
F2 00 Communication error MZ1 elevator car add-ons, triggered by the faults: MS1
e.g. LSM1, F2 0C 0d, 0C 0E,
F3 00 Communication error MZ1 local bus triggered by the faults: MS1
e.g. ..MP board 0C 05, 0C 06, 0C 07, 0C 08
F3 89 Other Twin elevator car not responding S
F3 8A Position of Twin elevator car unknown S
F3 AB Lift-specific additional program failed S
F3 FF TWIN elevator car x has different software S
version
F4 00 0C ..- fault with shutdown Faults that are not defined in F0 00 .. F3 00. MS1
F8 00 8k RAM/EEPROM not detected Formerly fault 02.03 or 02 04 MS1
Fb 00 Teleservice code Message generated by the Teleservice device (not
placed in the TCI/TCM fault stack)
Fd 00 MC1: flash data error Teach-in data in the RAM copy area is OK. -
(BCC checksum)
Fd 01 MC1: RAM copy data error Teach-in data in the flash memory is OK. -
Fd 0F Flash data error Fault in the area of the lift-specific data -
Fd FA No lift-specific EPROM present Use lift-specific program!
FE 00 MC1: flash data error Teach-in data is lost; complete new teach-in MS1
(BCC checksum) required!
Warning! Fault codes that are not in the list are undefined!
The fault entry is made when a number of landing zone switches are operated. Error message 04 is
stored 4 times in succession, each bit is one landing zone switch. The display indicates which landing
zone switches were operated simultaneously.
Example: the details in binary refer to the right-hand digits of the display NN hex.
1st display: 04 42, = binary 0100 0010 (landing zone switches 1-8) landing zone switch
landing 2 and landing 7 closed.
2nd display: 04 00, = binary 0000 0000 (landing zone switches 9-16) no landing zone switch closed.
3rd display: 04 02, = binary 0000 0010 (landing zone switches 17-24) landing zone switch in
landing 18 closed.
4th display: 04 00, = binary 0000 0000 (landing zone switches 25-32) no landing zone switch closed.
The fault entry is made when a number of landing zone switches are operated. Error message 04 is
stored a maximum of 4 times in succession, each byte is a landing zone switch display XXdec . The
display indicates which landing zone switch were simultaneously operated; a maximum of 4 closed
landing zone switches can be displayed.
Example: 3 landing zone switches are closed.
1st display: 04 02, = landing zone switch landing 2 closed.
2nd display: 04 07, = landing zone switch landing 7 closed.
3rd display: 04 18, = landing zone switch landing 18 closed.
3 unsuccessful door lock attempts. In the case of electromagnetic locking, elevator is set out of order for
30 minutes. When this time has elapsed, a new locking attempt is initiated.
XXdec = position
Example 0 9 3 1 LED Signal name (LED indicator in the diagnostic unit I, row A)
0 KKD
0 LSD
1 KK OK
1 LS OK
0 TSUD
0 TSOD
0 TSU
1 TSO operated
LEDs and signal names, see operating manual for diagnostic unit I, function 05 00, column 0d (display of
specified memory positions).
Example 1 9 C 8
1 VR
1 A5A
0 TO
0 TU
1 FL
0 FS
0 FO
0 FU
In the operating phase STOP (elevator at a standstill), the CPU detects that the door zone calculated from
the landing vanes has been left.
LEDs and signal names, see operating manual for diagnostic unit I, function 05 00, column 05 (display of
specified memory positions).
No or both directions of movement were formed with travel contactor switched on and opened brake.
LEDs and signal names, see operating manual for diagnostic unit I, function 05 00, column 05 (display of
specified memory positions).
With fault 1d C8, the processor issues the signals VR, A5A and FL (but not a direction of movement);
compare with the description of fault 19 NN above
1E NN Deceleration disabled
Binary display of the car position
There is a check as to whether deceleration was already initiated on reaching the marked terminal landing
vanes.
The position is indicated by the 6 bits 20 to 25 as a binary number.
Example: 1 E 9 d
1 23 Position
1 22 (hexadecimal number converted into binary number)
0 21
1 20
1 E 9 d: as the bits 20 to 27 indicate landing 29, this can only mean the direction of movement upwards
because 26 = 0 and 27 = 1 i.e. in total 9 d.
Function 02 00 Display order number (as of TCI work program version 06.88/6 and with TCM)
Seven-segment
function display
Flashing
Start-stop button
Pulses LK sensor
Run: IS/RS
Direction UP with IS
Acknowledgement Direction DOWN with IS
SC module
Program selection wheel
LN sensor
Safety circuit EK
HK W/W1 contactor
TK WO/WU contactor
KT
Seven- segment
f unct i on di spl ay St ar t - st op
Fl ashi ng but t on
Pulses LK sensor
Run: IS/RS
Direction UP with IS
Acknowledgement Direction DOWN with IS
SC module
Pr ogr am sel ect i on
wheel
1) Use the program selection wheel to select function 04 00 and press the start-stop button
2) The following appears in the 7-segment display:
XX Operating phase
XX Operating phase control word
00 Operating phase STANDSTILL
00 00 OK
00 01 no destination present
00 02 Door not closed
00 03 Door unlocked
00 04 Operating phase after stop
00 05 Operating phase stop
00 06 Safety circuit bridged
00 07 Start locked (start interlocking)
00 08 M3TK door open
00 09 Doors close
00 0A MZ-/MZ1 test switch switched on, fault 0F 0A beforehand, see 11
00 0b Governor free
00 0C Relevelling is active
00 0d Temperature monitoring has responded
00 0E Monitoring control device has responded
00 0F Maintenance hatch / travel limiter has responded (Evolution)
00 10 Hydraulic elevator was in the limit switch
00 11 Flat shaft pit: undertravel to fetch the folding toe guard active
00 12 Elevator temporarily blocked at a standstill due to additional function (e.g. clean function for destination selector
controller DSC)
01 Operating phase STANDSTILL BEFORE TRAVEL
00 OK
02 Operating phase TRAVEL
02 00 OK (normal operation)
02 01 Parking run interrupted
02 02 Parking run
On selection of a column (col), the LEDs listed in the table light up as follows:
(NB: the free places are not used)
0C KBEW1
27 UT Door-close button on front side (only TCM)
26 FW Add-on fireman's circuit is active (fireman's run)
25 ZTK Intermediate door contact closed (only TCI)
24 ÜB Overload device operated
23 KL Elevator car empty (load < 5% with load measurement system)
22 OT Door-open button for main door operated (in the elevator car)
21 B Elevator car occupied (occupied device has responded)
20 V Priority switch in the elevator car enabled
0d KBEW2
27 KKD Buckling lever contact rear entrance closed
26 LSD Light barrier etc. rear entrance (goes out on interruption)
25 KK Buckling lever contact main door closed
24 LS Light barrier, door edge safety, dynamic pressure contact main door (goes out
on interruption)
23 TSUD Door closed acknowledgement, rear entrance
22 TSOD Door open acknowledgement, rear entrance
21 TSU Door closed acknowledgement, main door
20 TSO Door open acknowledgement, main door
0E KBEWD1
27 UT Certain attachments are operated with TCI (with TCM: UTD):
− Key operated switch operated to block certain landings
− Door-close button operated
− Peak traffic switch operated
26 FW Add-on fireman's circuit is active (fireman's run)
25 ZTK Intermediate door contact closed
24 ÜB Overload device operated
23 KL Elevator car empty (load < 5% with load measurement system)
22 OTD Door-open button for rear entrance operated (in the elevator car)
21 B Elevator car occupied (occupied device has responded)
20 VD Priority switch in the elevator car enabled with selective door control on rear side
0F Same as 0d KBEWD2
27 KKD Buckling lever contact rear entrance closed
26 LSD Light barrier etc. rear entrance (goes out on interruption)
25 KK Buckling lever contact main door closed
24 LS Light barrier, door edge safety, dynamic pressure contact main door (goes out
on interruption)
23 TSUD Door closed acknowledgement, rear entrance
22 TSOD Door open acknowledgement, rear entrance
21 TSU Door closed acknowledgement, main door
20 TSO Door open acknowledgement, main door
10 Elevator car output word 1 KBAW1
27 ZTZ Forced door-close command (slow closing speed)
26 FWA Fireman's run indicator in the elevator car is switched on
25 FWH Fireman's run horn is operated
24 ÜBA Overload indicator
23
22 NA Standby supply indicator in the elevator car
21
20 SF Special travel indicator
1) Fault marking
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Aufzugswerke Functions Type Serial no.
Extension of the columns with the TCM control system with MC1, MC2 or MC3 printed circuit boards
1 ) Pulses are counted up or down depending on direction of movement (display of 20 to 27 in LED row A/B)
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Aufzugswerke Functions Type Serial no.
1) is displayed as hexadecimal number in LED row A. Example: 09 in LED row A LEDs 0000 1001 light up
2) displays the last malfunction before the current cause of fault column 2C. Display hexadecimal as in column 2C
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Aufzugswerke Functions Type Serial no.
6F From diagnostic unit 6 via address 9016 and 9017 freely assignable
Function 06 00 Query of locking contacts main door (only with TCI control system)
LEDs 1 ... 16 in rows A and B indicate the state of the locking contacts open or closed. With more than
16 landings, the button action is extended from 17 ... 31 landings.
Main landing 1 2 3 4 6
Rear landing 2 5
NB In the event of a fault, all the LEDs above the interrupted locking contact go out
The display has no meaning if the safety circuit is used (SC module on levelling with opening doors and/or
relevelling with open door) if the elevator car is standing at a landing and the locking contacts are bridged.
With the TCM control system, function 06 00 has no effect!
Seven-segment
function display
Flashing
Start-stop button
LK sensor
Pulses
Run: IS/RS
Direction UP with IS
Acknowledgement Direction DOWN with IS
SC module Program selection wheel
LN sensor
Safety circuit EK
HK
TK W/W1 contactor
KT WO/WU contactor
Function 07 00 Query of locking contacts for rear entrance (only with TCI control system)
On TCI installations, the query runs in the same way as function 06 00 (example rear landing)
Function 07 00 View of control device CPI parameters (only with TCM control systems)
1) Use the program selection wheel to select function 0700. After subsequently pressing the button, you
enter the parameterisation selection level. The number of the first parameter (7001) appears in the
7-segment display.
2) The selection wheel can be used to select the desired parameter from the following list of specified
parameters and the content can be displayed by pressing the button again.
3) Pressing the button again exits from function 7001. Only the content of one parameter can be displayed at
one time; it is not possible to change the parameter values. Changes to the parameter settings can only
be made in the teach-in mode A7 XX.
4) When LED 8 lights up, the displayed value has a negative preceding sign!
Display CPI parameters (same as displays with parameter entry panel) Unit Parameters
70 01 Motor speed rpm P100
70 02 Actual speed cm/s P101
70 03 Binary inputs without P103
70 04 Binary outputs without P104
70 05 Number of encoder marks without P105
70 06 Speed reference value V (cm/s) P106
70 07 Load current x 0.1A P107
70 08 Switching sequence index without P110
70 09 Deceleration distance sv calculated cm P111
70 10 Deceleration distance sv measured cm P112
70 11 Travel path cm P113
Display CPI parameters (same as displays with parameter entry panel) Unit Parameters
70 34 Rated speed vrated cm/s P25
70 35 Adjustment run speed vadjust cm/s P26
70 36 Threshold for output v<0.3 m/s cm/s
70 37 Short run computer (0001=On, 0000=Off) On / Off P38
70 38 Correction of short run computer without P39
70 39 Motor selection (fan coasting time), motor type without
70 40 Load measurement On / Off P50
70 41 Measurement value from load measurement % P51
70 42 Load compensation % P52
70 43 Calculating load current from load distribution A P53
70 44 Load measurement amplification x 0.1 % P54
70 45 Check of readiness of the CPI..E(R) without P121
Function 7045
READY EBS
EBS_
T_MOT_BREAK
PERMANENT_ON
THKK RK2
IF FLR
RSP_ACTIVE RK1
RSP_ON FUR
BK2 FOR
BK1 Contactor auto
Designation Description
Light emitting diode LED The light emitting diode LED lights up when ...
READY Converter ready
T_MOT_BREAK Overtemperature motor or brake
THKK Overtemperature, heat sink
IF Impulse enabling (more exactly "current controller On")
RSP_ACTIVE Current regeneration is ready for mains supply (on CPI50R)
RSP_EIN Activation of energy recovery (on CPI50R)
BK2 Feedback contact brake
BK1 Feedback contact brake
EBS Activation of brake
EBS_PERMANENT_ON Permanent activation of brake (normally OFF, can be programmed to ON for
test purposes [technical inspection])
RK2 Feedback contact travel contactor
FLR Relay K3 of travel contactor activation switches (travel)
RK1 Feedback contact travel contactor
FUR Relay K2 of travel contactor activation switches (direction DOWN)
FOR Relay K1 of travel contactor activation switches (direction UP)
Contactor auto Normally ON, i.e. relays K1, K2, K3 (FOR, FUR, FLR) are operated by the
control system; can be programmed to OFF for test purposes [technical
inspection], i.e. K1, K2, K3 are operated 'by hand'.
Remarks:
Display of the parameter settings via function 07 00 can be useful help for querying when required.
The exact explanation (settings and changes) can be found in each of the special installation instructions.
Compare also the operating manual for diagnostic unit I Teach-in and Parameterisation.
NB With more than 16 landings, when the first run is over, pressing the button starts the run for 17th to 32nd
landing etc.
The number 00 80 appears in the 7-segment display. Repetitions and renewed sending of commands
possible at any time!
Seven-segment
function display
Flashing
Start-stop button
Pulses LK sensor
Run: IS/RS
Direction UP with IS
Acknowledgement Direction DOWN with IS
SC module
Program selection wheel
LN sensor
Safety circuit EK
HK
TK W/W1 contactor
KT WO/WU contactor
Operation same as function 08 00 (after briefly pressing the button, 00 09 etc. appears)
Seven-segment
function display
Flashing
Start-stop button
Pulses LK sensor
Run: IS/RS
Direction UP with IS
Acknowledgement Direction DOWN with IS
SC module
Program selection wheel
Safety circuit EK
LN sensor
HK
TK
W/W1 contactor
KT
WO/WU contactor
Operation same as function 08 00 (after briefly pressing the button, 00 0A etc. appears)
Seven-segment
function display
Flashing
Start-stop button
Pulses LK sensor
Run: IS/RS
Direction UP with IS
Acknowledgement Direction DOWN with IS
SC module
Program selection wheel
Safety circuit EK
LN sensor
HK
TK
W/W1 contactor
KT
WO/WU contactor
Seven-segment
function display
Flashing
Start-stop button
Pulses LK sensor
Run: IS/RS
Direction UP with IS
Acknowledgement Direction DOWN with IS
SC module
Program selection wheel
Safety circuit EK LN sensor
HK
TK W/W1 contactor
KT WO/WU contactor
Function 12 00 Sending external DOWN landing calls rear side (selective door control)
Seven-segment
function display
Flashing
Start-stop button
Pulses LK sensor
Run: IS/RS
Direction UP with IS
Acknowledgement Direction DOWN with IS
SC module
Program selection wheel
Safety circuit EK
LN sensor
HK
TK
W/W1 contactor
KT
WO/WU contactor
Function 13 00 Sending external UP landing calls rear side (selective door control)
Seven-segment
function display
Flashing
Start-stop button
Pulses LK sensor
Run: IS/RS
Direction UP with IS
Acknowledgement Direction DOWN with IS
SC module
Program selection wheel
Safety circuit EK
LN sensor
HK
TK
W/W1 contactor
KT
WO/WU contactor
Example: 0296/26
Version number in binary form (by LEDs in row A)
Modification number in binary form (by LEDs in row B
only with TCM)
26hex = 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0
LEDs 14, 11, 10 light up.
1) If a work program version is displayed, turn the program selection switch further until all LEDs 5 ... 8 in
row B light up.
2) Continue turning the selector switch until the binary number sequence 0 ... 9 appears in LEDs 1 ... 4 in
row B.
3) Set the desired binary number with the selector switch and save it in the fault stack of the CPU by
pressing the button.
4) On querying the fault stack (function 01 00), the following appear in the 7-segment display
0 F X X
Marking flag
NB On writing in a marking flag, the fault message light emitting diode on the MZ (MZ1)/MC2/MH3/MH4
printed circuit board goes out.
The fault stack can be deleted by the teach-in function Learn shaft.
It is possible to save a number of marking flags in succession!
The further development of add-ons and the deployment of new drive variants make it necessary to adapt the work program
to each development status.
As a rule, the work programs are downwardly compatible (observe the corresponding notes). Older work programs are only
to be replaced in by current, official versions in urgent cases (day software, defective elevator functions, retrofitting etc.).
The current software in each case and its compatibility is announced in urgent information bulletins!
Diagnostic unit I As the teach-in function of the CPU E60/2 are distinguished by means of an 8-bit identifier, whereby the
top bit is used for control purposes, only 127 functions could be managed in the teach-in. In the course
of development of the MC1, MC2 and MC3, a total of 16 teach-in levels were implemented, whereby
127 functions can be called up from each level.
The teach-in level 15AF comprises the status of CPU E60/2. This means there is no update in the op-
eration of the diagnostic unit I.
In order to arrange the teach-in functions in a more manageable form, the individual functions of the
teach-in are now assigned to various levels. These levels can be selected using the diagnostic unit I af-
ter starting function 1500 with the program selection wheel, whereby only levels with functions ap-
proved for each drive can be enabled.
After starting teach-in function 1500 and then pressing the button, 15AF appears in the display. When
the program selection wheel is moved, the last digit changes if the level assigned to the hexadecimal
value 0 ... F is enabled for the drive of the elevator (table 1).
If level 15AF is required, press the button; AFFF appears. Then use the program selection wheel to se-
lect the corresponding teach-in function, e.g. AF10 Learn shaft. Activate the other teach-in functions
AF19, AF50 etc. as usual either by pressing the button or using the program selection wheel.
Operation of function level 15AF corresponds to the existing status for starting a teach-in function.
On activating a teach-in function that can also be started in level 15Ad, although e.g. Ad10 appears as
function name, this is in fact the existing function AF10 Learn shaft.
In future, it will be possible to implement new functions in the individual levels, only defined for example
under the function name Ad30 or A220. The new functions are then not adopted into level 15AF.
Turning the program selection wheel while holding down the button runs through the list of teach-in
functions quickly (scrolling).
The diagnostic unit 1 can be used in the teach-in level 15A6 to implement a total of 16 functions that
are not included in the work program in the lift-specific program. This means that order processing has
the possibility to accommodate special customer wishes when required. The functional sequence of
these additional programs is documented in the data sheet and can be queried and changed using the
diagnostic unit 1. (Examples are given in the corresponding operating manuals).
NB! The circular LEDs in the teach-in level 15A6 indicate that a lift-specific additional program is active. If
the LEDs stay off, the lift-specific additional program is not active.
In order to detect which lift-specific additional program is being used in a CPU, the program number
and the creation or revision date is stored in the lift-specific EPROM and can be read out with the me-
mory positions or addresses from 0300 to 031F.
This reading is possible using the diagnostic units on all TCM elevator control systems with CPU MC1,
MC2 or MC3.
Diagnostic unit 1 Function 0000 Select query or display of certain memory positions and enter addresses.
Addresses 0304 and 0305 display the program number of the lift-specific additional program.
Addresses 0306 to 0308 display the creation or revision date of the elevator-specific program.
The remaining addresses 0300 to 031F (shaded in the table) contain program commands and of no
significance to installation.
LED 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9
Row A ⊗ ⊗ ⊗ O ⊗ O ⊗ ⊗
Value 1 4
Result of the day input: 14 (the value is displayed in hexadecimal form by the LEDs)
Addresses 0307 (month) and 0308 (year) can be used to read out the complete date.
Comment In the case of TCI and TCM control systems with CPU E60, the program number can be de-
termined via the addresses A704 and A705 and the date determined via A706 to A708.
If "0000" or "FFFF" and not "FdFd" appears in the display of the diagnostic unit I on switching on, no boot program is installed.
Boot program present - can be seen from the label on the printed circuit board (B:V05).
Install the boot program (only when required).
Boot program is loaded via EPROM record. Type 27C1001 boot program V0.5
This boot EPROM set (1 x 2 modules) is loaded in the same way as the normal EPROM load.
7) Switch off the main switch and F00. Remove the EPROM set. Re-insert jumper on column 1 - 2.
8) Switch on main switch and F00. The diagnostic unit I must now show "FdFd" in the display and the LED columns
flash alternately.
The boot program now runs and the work programs can be loaded onto the printed circuit boards.
Run the download process with program file from the PC.
NB! On downloading, the lift-specific EPROM must always be connected in base 1 on the printed circuit board. Correct seat-
ing of the EPROM: ensure that the base is flush; notches of EPROM and base must match up.
When the download process has been started from the PC, the display of the diagnostic unit I changes in quick succession.
The display is only interesting for diagnostic purposes.
Important! If the display shows 'FECA', 'FdbA' or 'FdAA', do not interrupt the operation as otherwise all programs of the target
hardware are lost.
Completion message FC00: data is saved; board runs reset.
Done when display flashes.
TCM MC2 Load work program (download and with older versions also EPROM load)
NB!
Up to version V83, the MZ program (for function "Central") must be loaded via EPROM load.
As of version V84, there is a packed version in two program files that contain the work program and the function
"Central". Both files are loaded per program download from the PC.
7) Switch off the main switch and F00. Remove the EPROM set. Re-insert jumper on column 1 - 2.
8) Switch on main switch and F00. The diagnostic unit I must now show "FdFd" in the display and the LED columns
flash alternately.
Run the download process with program file(s) from the PC.
NB!
Up to version V83, the download program consists of one program file; as of version V84, there is a packed version
in two program files (see above).
NB! On downloading, the lift-specific EPROM must always be connected in base 1 on the printed circuit board. Correct seat-
ing of the EPROM: ensure that the base is flush; notches of EPROM and base must match up.
When the download process has been started from the PC, the display of the diagnostic unit I changes in quick succession.
The display is only interesting for diagnostic purposes.
Important! If the display shows 'FECA', 'FdbA' or 'FdAA', do not interrupt the operation as otherwise all programs of the target
hardware are lost.
Completion message FC00: data is saved; board runs reset.
Done when display flashes.
Run the download process with program files from the PC.
NB! On downloading, the lift-specific EPROM must always be connected in base 1 on the printed circuit board. Correct seat-
ing of the EPROM: ensure that the base is flush; notches of EPROM and base must match up.
When the download process has been started from the PC, the display of the diagnostic unit I changes in quick succession.
The display is only interesting for diagnostic purposes.
Important! If the display shows 'FECA', 'FdbA' or 'FdAA', do not interrupt the operation as otherwise all programs of the target
hardware are lost.
Completion message FC00: data is saved; board runs reset.
Done when display flashes.
For programming of the lift-specific program (EPROM load), the following rules apply in general to the MC1/2/3 prin-
ted circuit boards (see plan on page 2):
The EPROM with the lift-specific program must be seated on base 1 of the printed circuit board.
Load the lift-specific program using diagnostic unit I function "A6Ad" in the flash EPROM on the MC1/2/3 printed circuit
board.
NB! Only the standard program is adopted.
Load the lift-specific additional programs: "A6Fd" Download into the flash EPROM on the MC1/2/3 board
"A6EA" Activating the lift-specific additional program!
Indicator of activation: circular LEDs in rows A and B on selection of teach-in level 15A6.
"A6dA" Deactivating the lift-specific additional program!
Indicator of deactivation: all LEDs are off on selection of the teach-in level 15A6!
NB!
After the software update, lift-specific additional programs are to be re-enabled. "AF0C" must be run without fail after a soft-
ware update.
The teach-in function applies to the control system generations TCI and TCM with all their drive variants. The AF functions
are listed with ascending valence. An exact description of the teach-in functions is provided in installation instructions
13 6510.046
AD01-11 APD teach-in: cancel in the APD status 1 to 11H (17 dec.)
ADb5 APD teach-in: number of landings does not correspond to specification.
ADb6 APD teach-in: fault in APD fault correction.
AF E0 Arithmetic overflow in multiplication (TIU30).
AF E1 Number of pulses per grid unit too high.
AF E2 Number of pulses per grid unit too low.
AF E3 Flush levelling window of landing vane too large.
AF E4 Flush levelling window of landing vane too small.
AF E5 Top landing does not correspond to the details in the lift-specific EPROM.
AF E6 Two identical landing vanes (NB: repeat teach-in until OK), see also fault entry CF XX: in
landing XX, the code is the same.
AF E7 Maintenance hatch opened (with NC 61A/B elevator).
AF E8 A/B pulses swapped: repeat AF 10.
AF E9 Terminal landing vane incorrect, not vane 99 (geometry vane or A0bH in the lift-specific
EPROM).
AF Eb Clearance LK-LN sensor too great (greater than flush window width.)
AF EC On Spirit elevator: no pulses or incorrect pulses from MH3/4 for slip control in
AF 16 (learn speed).
AF Ed Average from 10 speed measurements > FFFF; range exceeded on measurement of nrated
(number of pulses too high) – repeat shaft learning!
AF EE Problems saving to EEPROM on the CPU: check voltage supply 5 V; EEPROM module might
be defective.
AF EF Landing distance too great; dummy landing must be set (order processing).
AF Fb Speed in the teach-in > FFFF (TIU60); range exceeded on measurement (number of pulses
too high) – repeat shaft learning!
AF Fd LN sensor not reacting (on hydraulic elevators, LN and LK sensor must be available).
AF FE LK sensor swapped with LN sensor.
FE b0 An error occurred on writing in the FLASH EPROM.
!!! COMPLETE TEACH-IN REQUIRED !!!
FE C0 An error occurred on deleting the FLASH EPROM.
!!! COMPLETE TEACH-IN REQUIRED !!!
Fault messages on MS board teach-in: AF0C (check up), AF0D (set default values)
1) Function AF0C is used to set default values without changing the control parameters!
2) NB: function AF0d deletes all specially entered values and resets the default values!
3) Only with controlled door drives.
90
Setting braking deceleration with one brake block in direction of empty UP (full DOWN):
1) Use recall to place elevator car in the bottom (top) shaft area
2) Set one brake block as opened
3) Use the diagnostic unit in the teach-in mode to select function AF1d (AF1F)
4) Press start-stop button; AF bD (AF bF) appears
5) Switch off emergency operation switch and press start-stop button; the elevator car accelerates to rated speed and
then automatic makes an emergency stop
6) Read brake deceleration value in mm/s on the diagnostic unit
Run the measurement with the other brake block or other load case (full DOWN) in the same way. The bias voltage of the
brake springs is to be set in such a way that the braking deceleration –a (mm/s2) with one brake block in both load cases
empty UP and full DOWN comes as close as possible to the maximum limit values specified in the table.
The measurement is only meaningful if the suspension ropes do not slip over the traction sheave!
4) Only with control system TCM and load measurement system LMS1.
Gearless drives
Unit Machine with Machine with Light elevator Heavy elevator
Flywheel mass Handwinding wheel car car
F/Q < 1.5 F/Q >1.5
vrated (m/s) ≤0 ,63 ≤1 ,25 >1 ,25 ≤0 ,63 ≤1 ,25 >1 ,25 all all
-amin (mm/s2) 200 300 400 300 400 500 700 700
-amax (mm/s2) 400 500 600 500 600 750 1000 750
Outside of the end contact range, electrical recall can then be switched off and then the button can be released.
Elevator learns the shaft in the usual manner.
Shaft teach-in is followed by AD16 (same as AF16) to initiate the speed teach-in run
If the elevator is in the end contact, electrical recall can also be used to initiate the teach-in run.
Function 15 A3 Times
1) Values can be set between 0.....10, per 'jump' approx. 250 ms, default value 3 (= 750 ms).
2) Only if enabled in an additional program.
3) Automatic elevator car light shutdown:
Activation as of software MC1_V52 (MC2_V82, MC3_V92) in A40C = 01.
Delay time can be set in 15A3, A332/33.
Function 15 AE Presetting
1) Note: on shaft teach-in AF10, the pulse sequence of channels A and B are automatically set correctly by the pulse
encoder software.
Running AEE8 means that the software swaps channels A+B independently of AF10.
Plug the parameter entry panel into the corresponding connector of the control device and run or check the
parameterisation, as the case may be.
Alternatively, the parameter values for the CPI control device can be displayed or changed in the elevator control system
TCM with the diagnostic unit 1 if the MC1/MC2/MC3 printed circuit board is used as the CPU. In this case, diagnostic unit 1
is to be plugged into the corresponding connector on the CPU.
Comment: the diagnostic unit cannot be used to change all the parameters! An exact description of the parameter
entry panel can be found in installation instructions 13 6510.059.
All the required parameters are also explained in the descriptions of the CPI control device.
NB! CPI control devices can be operated with an internal or external reference value generator. With an internal
reference value generator, important settings (e.g. all speeds, acceleration etc.) are to be made with the
parameter entry panel. With an external reference value generator, the MW1 function (path computer function)
is used. Accordingly, the settings are made with diagnostic unit 1. In some cases, adjustment with diagnostic
unit 6 is also possible.
1) The speed is calculated automatically from the rated speed (P16 or P25), gear reduction (P13), diameter of traction sheave (P14) and suspension
(P15). Adjustment is not possible.
2) Parameter only with internal reference value generator!
Standard type series API 12/18/26/40/60 for TCI and TCM control system Installation instructions10 6510.052
Type series API 12C – 60C, API 12B – 60B for non-TCI/TCM control system Installation instructions10 6510.054
Parameter entry via parameter entry panel on API Installation instructions 13 6510.056
CPI: Type series CPI 12/26/40/60 (C) drive asynchronous machine Installation instructions10 6510.058
Standard type series CPI 12, CPI 26 drive synchronous machine Installation instructions14 6510.057
Frequency converter CPI.... E(R) with decentralised control system Installation instructions 15 6510.090
Parameter entry via parameter entry panel on CPI Installation instructions 13 6510.059
The detailed adjustment instructions for all door drives can be found in the installation instructions booklet 7 Elevator car
finishing doors
Display of faults, input and output signals for the individual door drives
Plug in diagnostic unit I; signal levels of inputs (E) and outputs (A) are shown with flashing 7-segment display.
Plug in diagnostic unit I and use 15 00 and 15 bF to select the teach-in functions. After correct input, the completed
message FEFE always appears; in the event of faults, a fault code number appears.
bF functions Description
display change learn
00 Exit reset or teach-in and save values
0d Enter default values
01 02 CAN bus connection: 0000 = CAN bus not connected; 0001 = CAN bus connected
03 04 Elevator car load: 0001 = weight specified in % of rated load; 0002 = weight specified in kg
05 06 Sensor types: see box below
07 08 Working distance 750/100 mm or 1350/100 mm
09 0A Rated load in kg (only enter if CAN bus is not connected)
0b 0C Sensor working distance zero point setting (0000 if unadjusted; all LEDs have gone out)
0E 0F Characteristic curve calibration with defined load
10 Display of all stored support points
11 Delete individual support points
12 Enter an additional support point
13 Delete all additionally entered support points
14 15 Level outputs: 0001 = enabled; 0002 = disabled
16 Change level values (change only possible if CAN bus faded out via bF01)
17 18 Level value 1
19 1A Level value 2
1b 1C Level value 3
1d 1E Level value 4
1F 20 Level value 5
21 22 Frequency output: 0001 = enabled (standard); 0000 = disabled
23 Limit frequency in Hz (default value 1 kHz)
25 26 Upper limit frequency in Hz (default value 9 kHz)
27 EPROM manufacturer code
28 EPROM device code
29 LMS1 program version
2A Elevator no. (e.g. in the case of groups: elevator 1, 2, 3 etc.) only for TCM installations with CAN bus
2b 2C Detection sensor de-energised (0001 = de-energised enabled; 0000 = disabled)
2d 2E Cable load correction (0001 = enabled; 0000 = disabled)
2F 30 Beam deflection top landing
31 32 Beam deflection bottom landing
33 34 Multiplication factor for direction of movement DOWN
35 36 Multiplication factor for direction of movement DOWN
37 38 Monitoring sensor working range (0001 = enabled; 0000 = disabled)
39 3A Automatic calibration (0001 = enabled; 0000 = disabled)
3b 3C Boundaries of automatic calibration: standard 5% (0001 = enabled; 0000 = disabled)
3d 3E Automatic calibration tolerance
Down Cancel teach-in without saving entered values
FEFE Completed message
1 Schneider sensor
2 DMS from Velomat (do not enable, requires special teach-in sequence)
3 DMS from Velomat (do not enable with HW compensation of compensating ropes; requires special teach-in sequence)
4 Pulsotronik sensor (standard)
5 User-defined linear sensor
The exact adjustment instructions, fault stack etc. can be found in installation instructions 8 6075.007 Load measurement
system LMS1.
As a rule, faults occur during teach-in due to incorrect inputs. On the basis of the fault code number, determine the fault and
rectify if necessary. Selecting a fault stack in the same way e.g. as with elevator control system TCI or TCM is not possible.
F00C Attempt to enter more than 10 support The possible number of support points is limited to 10. If another support
points. point is to be entered, an existing one must be deleted (see bF11).
F00d Input of a non-permitted value for the Re-enter calibration weight. It must lie between 1% and 100% of the
calibration weight. rated load Q.
F00E Non-permitted elevator car buffering The calculated working distance at full load lies outside of the measuring
range of the sensor.
At full load, the elevator car must buffer at least 2.5 mm and no more
than 6 mm.
Check:
− Was the set calibration weight loaded in the elevator car before the
input of bF0F? Repeat adjustment at bF0F with correct setting.
− Has jumper J1/J2 been set correctly? Set jumper correctly and re-run
teach-in completely (including sensor adjustment).
− If the adjustment at bF0F falsified due to strong friction between the
car sling and elevator car? If necessary, rock the elevator car to bring
it into the correct buffering position.
− Is the correct car isolation fitted? Fit the right car isolation.
− Is the path difference elevator car/car sling between no load and full
load in the permissible range between 2.5 mm and 6 mm? If not,
consult the mechanical design department.
F00F Deviation between calculated and Measures same as at F00E. This does not work, enter additional support
entered value of the calibration weight points.
is too great.
F010 Entered kg value for level exceeds Enter a value that is less than or a maximum of 110% of the rated load.
110% of the rated load Q.
F011 Flash EPROM is defective. Use a new flash EPROM even if the LMS1 apparently works without
difficulty. A sustained function can no longer be ensured and it might not
be possible to save parameter changes even if they appear to be
displayed correctly in the diagnostic unit.
F012 Input of additional support points before First adjust the sensor and run the load measurement in the normal
sensor adjustment. mode. Only if this does not achieve satisfactory results should additional
support pointed be entered.
F013 Additional support points violate the The buffering path of the elevator car must increase with increasing
monotony condition. load. This condition has been violated.
Possible causes:
− Incorrect input of additional support points.
− Due to friction between the car sling and elevator car or due to
hysteresis of the elevator car buffering (rubber bushes), the
measurement results are falsified in the case of support points that
are close to one another. Select a greater clearance between the
support points.
F014 kg value for entered support point Enter a value that is less than or a maximum of 110% of the rated load.
exceeds 110% of the rated load Q.
If required, certain memory positions can be displayed in the lift-specific program on the
basis of the EPROM list.
Seven-segment
function display
Flashing
Start-stop button
LK sensor
Pulses
Run: IS/RS
Direction UP with IS
Acknowledgement Direction DOWN with IS
SC module Program selection wheel
LN sensor
Safety circuit EK
HK W/W1 contactor
TK WO/WU contactor
KT
The address list or also EPROM list can be used to check whether certain functions are present in an
elevator installation or not.
(The addresses with * are described in installation instructions 12 6510.062 Additional functions)
(If the addresses are assigned twice, the left-hand column is TCI and right-hand column is TCM)
A096* Door function rear XXXX XXX1 Light barrier (not required with TCM)
entrance present XXXX XX1X Sensor row
XXXX X1XX Slip opening rear entrance activated
XXXX 1XXX Nudge circuit (forced door closing)
XXX1 XXXX Door-close button
XX1X XXXX Buckling lever KK (with mech. special solutions)
11XX XXXX Function same as activation of KK
A097 Nudge standard time XXXX XXXX Time = binary number x 0.25 s
A099* Door open time 000X XXXX Time = binary number x 0.25 s on approach in certain
landing (A31C)
A09A* Door open time I 000X XXXX Time = binary number X 0.25 s (default value)
A09b* Door open time II 0000 XXXX Time = binary number X 0.25 s (default value)
A09C Parking time XXXX XXXX Time = binary number X 0.25 s (default value)
AF09 Standby supply travel XXXX XXXX Time = binary number X 0.25 s (default value), after this
continuation default value time a blocked elevator switches on the standby supply
chain
A0A0 F0F8 Elevator drive variant 0000 0001 Single-speed drive motor
0000 0010 Drive motor with pole changing (travel-delayed FV)
0000 0100 Drive Isostop 12
0000 1100 Drive Isostop 16M
0001 0000 Drive with MW1: Isostop 25M, Isostop 40SW, Isostop 60 (API)
0010 0010 Hydraulic drives
0100 0000 Drive Isostop 60: API-S, CPI and modernisation with internal
reference value input
1000 0000 Drive Isostop 60: CPI with external reference value input
F1AC Emergency brake 0110 1110 Emergency brake system output low
system
F1Ad Emergency brake 1110 1001 Emergency brake system output high
system
F1AE Emergency brake 0000 0001 Output to bit 20 inverted
system
F1AF Emergency brake 0000 0000 Output to bit 20 not inverted
system
F1C0 MZ1 printed circuit board XXXX XXX1 Additional output on MZ1:c19
F1C1 Emergency brake XXXX XXXX Limited operation: top landing with extended maintenance
system platform
F1C2 Car calls in top landing XXXX XXX1 Do not copy car calls in OBH
(OBH) XXXX XX1X Do not copy parking run in OBH
XXXX XX1X Do not copy peak traffic travel request in OBH
A0A1 Return operation (RS) XXXX XXX1 After 15 min without travel, return operation in lowest
XXXX XX1X landing
XXXX X1XX A car call is issued for return operation
Normal parking run active again after return operation
XXXX 1XXX (under certain circumstances, self-aligning)
Approach to parking level from bottom landing up to 15 min
1XXX XXXX after last run
Forced return excluded
A0A4 Enable flags for input XXX1 XXXX NN signal (zero speed signal) connected
control device XX1X XXXX SFG1 signal (start enable) connected
A0A6 Drive options XXXX XXX1 Isostop 40RM: generator signal is output by 2MO:d28 3 s
before start
XXXX XXX1 API with regeneration unit: regeneration unit is controlled via
this signal (function same as on Isostop 40RM)
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Aufzugswerke Memory positions Type Serial no.
A0A7 Startup time Isostop 0000 XXXX Startup time = binary number X 0.25 s
40RM
A0A8* Parking level peak traffic 00XX XXXX Parking level in binary code
up
A0A9* Parking level peak traffic 00XX XXXX Parking level in binary code
down
A0Ab* Elevator blocked XXXX XXXX Installation blocks after set time X 250 ms (low-value byte)
A0AC* Elevator blocked XXXX XXXX Installation blocks after set time X 250 ms (low-value byte)
A0b0* Special travel SF 0000 0001 Add-on special travel is present
0000 0010 A car call is enabled
0000 0100 Car calls are still being processed
0000 1000 Generally 1 stop before run to special travel landing
A0b1 Add-on shutdown of XXXX XXX1 Add-on shutdown is present
control system and light XXXX XX1X All present car calls are fulfilled
XXXX X1XX Shutdown variant with open door
XXXX 1XXX not used
XXX1 XXXX not used
XX1X XXXX not used
X1XX XXXX Main door remains opened
1XXX XXXX Rear entrance remains opened
A0b2* Fireman's control XXXX XXXX Fireman's control: Germany
variants XXXX XXX1 Fireman's control: France
XXXX XX1X Clignoteur external calls
XXXX X1XX Clignoteur direction of movement
XXXX 1XXX not used
XXX1 XXXX Direction indicator in every landing instead of entry arrows
XX1X XXXX See address d112 or function 0500, column 0E
A0b3 Emergency power XXXX XXX1 Standby supply present
Start interlocking XXXX XX1X In the standby power mode, adjustment is generally
downwards
XXXX XX1X Main door is opened in evacuation landing
XXXX 1XXX Tear entrance is opened in evacuation landing
XXX1 XXXX Add-on start interlocking is enabled
XX1X XXXX Add-on start interlocking is only enabled in the standby
power mode
X1XX XXXX Main door remains opened in evacuation landing
1XXX XXXX Rear entrance remains opened in evacuation landing
A0b4 Standby supply landing 0XXX XXXX Standby supply landing in binary code
A0b5 Water float switch 0000 0001 Float switch present in shaft pit
XXXX XXX1 Number of landings that are blocked when the float switch is
operated
A0b6 SC module fault 0000 0000 With fault 4300, installation is not shut down
0000 0001 With fault 4300, installation is shut down
A0b7 Car partition door 0000 0000 Car partition door not present
0000 0001 Car partition door present
A0b8* Add-ons for shaft XXXX XXX1 Anti-creep device actual
XXXX XX1X Landing zone switch present in the shaft
XXXX X1XX FES present (fine adjusting device)
XXXX 1XXX Levelling operation opening door blocked
A0b8* Add-ons for shaft XXX1 XXXX Relevelling blocked
XX1X XXXX Inspection limit switch in the shaft
X1XX XXXX 1.5 s after stop, there is a switch from v <0.5 m/s to
v <0.3 m/s
1XXX XXXX Relevelling with FES also with closed door (FES 22 must be
set)
A0b9* Mischief prevention XXXX XXX1 Mischief prevention present with empty elevator car
XXXX XX1X Send car call: only the same number of car calls as the
number of persons in the elevator car can be sent (see
A308 Number of persons in binary code)
1XXX XXXX Commands are deleted with the elevator car empty if 80%
of the commands have been sent
A0bA* Shortened overtravel 0000 0001 Shortened overtravel or deceleration control present
A0bb Deceleration control XXXX XXXX Default value upper threshold (in % of vrated)
A0bC Deceleration control XXXX XXXX Default value lower threshold (in % of vrated)
A0bD Parking with open door XXXX XXX1 Open main door
XXXX XX1X Open rear entrance
1XXX XXXX Park with open door activated
A0bE* Repair switch 0000 1000 Repair switch present
A0bF* Run following adjustment 0000 0001 Run following adjustment is parking run
A0C0* Fireman's elevator 0000 0001 Version H1 British standard
Variants 0000 0010 Version E1 Old English version
0000 0100 With E1 and in the Netherlands, travel continuation is free
after an evacuation
0000 1000 Read in fire detector via 2MI:b8 (TCI) or 1MP X2:3 (TCM)
0001 0000 not used
0010 0000 After evacuation, parking with closed door
0100 0000 Fire service version, the Netherlands
1000 0000 Door open function is enabled again after the evacuation
A0C1 Fireman's elevator 0000 0001 Emergency stop button, Norway
Norway version 0000 0010 The adjustment run is initiated not only by issuing a car call
but also by opening the landing door (EK + HK = OK or RK
+ TK = not OK).
A0C2* Belgian version 0000 0001 When the elevator car is in the quiescent state, the direction
indicators light up
A0C4 Adjustment run door 0000 0000 With landing vanes (standard size and smaller), the door
open function open function (button) is enabled for adjustment run.
0000 0001 With longer vanes within the zone, also enabled.
A0C5 Adjustment run direction 0000 0001 Adjustment run direction corresponds to the direction of
movement last travelled
0000 0010 not used (function, see address A403)
A0C7* Command deletion 0000 0001 Deletion of all commands in the terminal landings
(if entry was incorrect) 0000 0010 Deletion of all commands opposed to the direction of
movement, each at the deceleration point
A0C8 Priority variants XXXX XXXX With priority, the door remains open if opened due to a
command or if called to own landing.
When both doors are closed (with selective door control or
selective landings):
XXXX XXXX no door opens,
XX1X XXXX rear entrance opens and remains open,
X1XX XXXX main door opens and remains open,
X11X XXXX both door open and remain open.
With non-selective landings, all doors are always opened:
XXXX XXX1 The side where priority was operated opens.
XXXX XX1X Priority Canada (TCI 16 bits)
XXXX XX1X With priority, stored car calls are deleted.
0XXX XXXX TCI/TCM reacts to priority in the elevator car in the same
way as to priority on the MZ/MZ1 printed circuit board
1XXX XXXX Priority on MZ/MZ1 switches the return operation off after
15 minutes (not permitted after TRA)
A0C9 Occupied / overload 0000 0000 Occupied switch has responded via MI:d22
(with TCI) 0000 0001 Overload switch has responded via MI:d22
These inputs are present on TCM and do not need to be
enabled.
A0CA Isostop 40 0000 0001 Instant start enabled
0000 0010 MW1: positioning signal enabled (telegram 59)
0000 0100 MW1: telegram 59 high value at first sensor that enters the
flush levelling window
0000 1000 14 Hz filter is enabled
0001 0000 Positioning signal comes with edge of sensing
A0Cb* Inspection speed 0000 0000 Inspection speed is 0.3 m/s
0000 0001 Inspection speed is transferred from lift-specific program.
Maximum speed after EN 81 is not exceeded
0000 0010 Inspection speed after EN 81 <= 0.63 m/s
A0CC* Adjustment run speed XXXX XXX1 Adjust with high speed (with FV)
XXXX XX1X Entry arrows only with external calls (always 21 = 0)
XXXX X1XX FV: at vane start, there is a switch to L contactor
(22 = 0 adjustment speed is disabled at vane start)
XXXX 1XXX With fault 4100, a shut down takes place
XXX1 XXXX Every adjustment run is followed automatically by another
run
XX1X XXXX Installation with docking operation
X1XX XXXX Monitoring inspection speed to 0.85 m/s instead of 0.63 m/s
A0Cd Hydraulics options XXXX XXXX FS signal for changeover from star to delta staring
XXXX XXX1 FS signal for pump coasting
XXXX XX1X Control valve unit without 1/2 speed (21 = 0 with 1/2 speed)
XXXX XX1X Shutdown path on relevelling:
Down: activation threshold x 0.5
XXXX 1XXX Up: on entering the flush levelling window
Hydraulic elevator (e.g. Giehl) without dummy landing
before terminal landing
A0CE Fire service program 0000 0001The fire service program is in the lift-specific program
A0CF Fire service 0000 0001The fireman's control internal operation is only possible after
evacuation of all other elevators in the standby supply
compound
A0d0 Type of position indicator 0000 0001 7-segment display
(see also page 18) 0000 0010 9-segment display or 5 x 7 LED matrix (standard)
0000 0100 16-segment display
0001 0000 Soretex position indicator
1XXX XXXX In operating phases 5 and 9 and all undefined states, the
position indicator remains; with 27 = 0, "--" is displayed
A0d1 F300 Position indicator Addresses A0d1 ... A1CF addresses for position indicator
(see page 19) per landing 4 bytes.
Addresses F300 ... F43F addresses for position indicator
TCM (see page 19) per landing 4 bytes.
A1E4* Luminous bar 1 front 0000 0001 Direction of travel down
side 0000 0010 Direction of travel up
A1E5* Luminous bar 2 front 0000 00XX same as A1E4
side
A1E6* Luminous bar 3 front 0000 00XX same as A1E4
side
A1E7* Luminous bar 1 rear side 0000 00XX same as A1E4
A1E8* Luminous bar 2 rear side 0000 00XX same as A1E4
A1E9* Luminous bar 3 rear side 0000 00XX same as A1E4
A1EA* Luminous bar 1 front XXXX XXX1 Special travel
side XXXX XX1X Collective fault signal
XXXX XX1X Emergency power
XXXX 1XXX Out of order indicator
XXX1 XXXX Overload
XX1X XXXX Priority
X1XX XXXX Fire department
1XXX XXXX occupied
A1Eb* Luminous bar 2 front XXXX XXXX same as A1EA
side
A1EC* Luminous bar 3 front XXXX XXXX same as A1EA
side
A1Ed* Luminous bar 1 rear side XXXX XXXX same as A1EA
A1EE* Luminous bar 2 rear side XXXX XXXX same as A1EA
A1EF* Luminous bar 3 rear side XXXX XXXX same as A1EA
A1F0 Code for adjustment run XXXX XXXX Indicator for adjustment run (up to address A1F3 = 4 bytes)
A1F4 Code for inspection XXXX XXXX Indicator for inspection operation (up to address A1F7 =
operation 4 bytes)
A1F8 Code for shutdown XXXX XXXX Indicator for shutdown (up to address A1Fb = 4 bytes)
A200 F0F5 Group XXXX XXXX Number of landings in the group
A201 F0F6 Group 0000 XXXX Number of elevators in group
A202 Group 0000 XXXX Elevator number in the group:
in the case of single elevators, always 0000 0001
A220* Priority for zone 1 0000 0001 Zone 1 is served with priority
A2E2 Emergency brake system XXXX XXX1 Emergency brake system (emergency brake system and
anti-creep device are not possible simultaneously because
the same inputs are used).
A2E4* MD1 printed circuit boards XXXX XXX1 Enable MD1 printed circuit board
26 = 1 special adjustment run speed of
0.5 m/s at vrated = 1 m/s
27 = 0 at vrated = 1 m/s, 27 = 1 at vrated = 1.6 m/s
A2Eb* Run monitoring 0000 0000 Lift-specific run monitoring 4 s
0000 0001 With Isostop 40 SR run monitoring 5 s
A2Ed Light curtain 0000 0001 Cedes light curtain as car front end boundary
A2EE* Mischief prevention 0000 0001 Add-on mischief prevention with TELENOT
A2F7* Car calls 0000 0001 Car calls are acknowledged through onto the other side in
the case of non-selective landings
A2FC* TRA or EN 81 XXXX XXX0 on responding run monitoring: fault 5100 (emergency stop)
on responding run monitoring: fault 4100 (shutdown and
spontaneous message)
A300* Rated speed of the 0000 0010 0.5 m/s
installation 0000 0100 0.63 m/s
0000 0110 0.8/0.85 m/s
0000 1000 1.0 m/s
0000 1010 1.25 m/s
0000 1100 1.6 m/s
A301 Rated speed vrated in mm/s XXXX XXXX Low-value byte
A302 XXXX XXXX High-value byte
A303 Motor speed rpm at rated XXXX XXXX Low-value byte
A304 speed vrated XXXX XXXX High-value byte
A305 Pulse generator pulses / XXXX XXXX Low-value byte
A306 channel XXXX XXXX High-value byte
A308* Number of persons 0XXX XXXX Number of persons permitted in the elevator car (in binary
code)
A309 Entry arrows XXXX XXX0 In terminal landings, both entry arrows are always activated
EO and EU are activated depending on the direction of
XXXX XXX1 movement
A30A Landing door lock diagnosis Not yet implemented
A30b Door reopening with car call XXXX XXX0 No door reopening in response to external call
present XXXX XXX1 One door reopening in response to external call
A311* Door zone 0000 0110 Vane 1:1 Length approx. 50 cm (standard vane)
(values depending on vane 0000 1111 Vane 1.6:1 Length approx. 70 cm
length) 0001 1000 Vane 0.2:1 Length approx. 25 cm
0001 1011 Vane < 0.2:1 Length approx. 25 cm
A312* Door zone 0001 0000 Vane 1:1 Length approx. 50 cm (standard vane)
(values depending on vane 0000 1111 Vane 1.6:1 Length approx. 70 cm
length) 0001 1000 Vane 0.2:1 Length approx. 25 cm
0001 1001 Vane < 0.2:1 Length approx. 25 cm
A316 Deceleration point XXXX XXX1 Absolute deceleration point on adjustment run 1300 mm
before car is at the level of the landing
A31C* Special door open time XXXX XXXX Read out with AF69; change with AF6A
A31d* Door open time on levelling 000X XXXX If there is a run to the main landing in response to an
operation external call, a special door-open time takes effect (binary
number x 0.25 s)
A403* Quasi landing zone 0000 0000 No adjustment run after power failure if elevator car is standing in a
switch 0000 0001 landing (RAM is cached from approx. 6 days)
A40C Elevator car light 0000 0001 Elevator car light is switched off after end of run and switched on
Shutdown again after next door opening.
A444 Slip opening XXXX XXXX Time value how long the slip opening remains activated with
permanently interrupted light barrier;
Default value: 0001 0100 = 5 s
A44A Brake test switch 1111 0000 Shutdown if a brake block indicates closed on travel
Safety brake 0000..0001 Shutdown after end of run with call cancellation in the next landing
No fade out possible using test switch. Without DZS, polarity is
1111 0000 learned at AF10.
A470* MS2 printed circuit 0XXX XXXX Number of MS2 printed circuit boards on the CAN bus line A
boards
A471 MS2 printed circuit 0XXX XXXX Number of landings of the MS2 printed circuit board on the
to boards CAN bus line A in the order of wiring (viewed from the
A4EF control system)
A4F0 MS2 printed circuit 0XXX XXXX Number of MS2 printed circuit boards on the CAN bus line B
boards
A4F1 MS2 printed circuit 0XXX XXXX Number of landings of the MS2 printed circuit board on the
to boards CAN bus line B in the order of wiring (viewed from the
A55F control system)
A5b0* Faults that lead to a XXXX XXXX Table with faults that should lead to a spontaneous
spontaneous message message of the elevator. Memory positions from A5b0 to
A5dF.
A6F0 F0FA Order number (copy) XXXX XXXX Highest-value byte in binary code
A6F1 F0Fb XXXX XXXX ...
A6F2 F0FC XXXX XXXX ...
A6F3 F0Fd XXXX XXXX ...
A6F4 F0FE XXXX XXXX Lowest-value byte in binary code
F0FF Type of elevator XXXX XXX1 Elevator EVOLUTION
A700 Lift-specific programs XXXX XXXX Range A700 to AFFF reserved for lift-specific programs
b1A0 SC module XXX0 XXXX SC module not present
XXX1 XXXX SC module present
b2b0 Query MS printed circuit 1111 1100 MS printed circuit board 1st generation in HS + DS
boards 1111 1101 MS printed circuit board 2nd generation in HS
1111 1110 MS printed circuit board 2nd generation in DS
1111 1111 MS printed circuit board 2nd generation in HS + DS
E880* Trip counter XXXX XXXX Lowest-value byte
E881* XXXX XXXX ...
E882* XXXX XXXX Highest-value byte
E883* Service hour meter XXXX XXXX Seconds
E884* XXXX XXXX Minutes
E885* XXXX XXXX Hours, counter from 0 to 3
E886* XXXX XXXX Hours of operation low-value byte
E887* XXXX XXXX Hours of operation high-value byte
EA1E Speed 0000 0000 Speed indicator via LED enabled
F0FF Type of elevator 0000 0001 Elevator without machine room
F1d0 Buzzer XXXX XXX1 Special travel
XXXX XXXX
XXXX XXXX
XXXX 1XXX Call bell
XXX1 XXXX Overload
XX1X XXXX Nudging
X1XX XXXX Fire department
1XXX XXXX Lift-specific activation
F200* Voice module 1000 0000 Enable of verbal announcement without gong
1000 0001 Enable of verbal announcement with gong
F201* Verbal announcement XXXX XXXX F201 ... F2FF addresses for table for verbal announcement
data
F300 16-segment display XXXX XXXX F300 ... F43F addresses for table with the codes for the
floor indicator (per landing 4 bytes, see page 18)
F44b Time between two XXXX XXXX Time between two announcements; default value 3 s
announcements (binary number x 250 ms)
7 10.HS ** A091
U2 1.HS A090
d13A Standby supply (NS) XXXX XXX1 Standby supply time is lifted
Start interlocking (AV) XXXX XX1X Program AV started until standby supply operation
XXXX XX1X Standby supply program not run after INI
XXXX 1XXX Start interlocking: start is blocked
XXX1 XXXX Elevator is blocked
XX1X XXXX Elevator has already evacuated
X1XX XXXX Do not accept calls (or delete)
1XXX XXXX Standby supply is active
d13F Shaft input word XXXX XXX1 Extension
XXXX XX1X Locking contact closed
XXXX XX1X TU External calls
XXXX 1XXX TO External calls
XXX1 XXXX ZSE Landing zone switch absolute position
XX1X XXXX FW Fireman's run
X1XX XXXX SF Special travel
1XXX XXXX
d140* Power part control XXXX XXX1 WO/WU
XXXX XX1X W/W1
XXXX XX1X Serial data information
XXXX 1XXX LN relevelling (sensor)
XXX1 XXXX Inspection run, Down
XX1X XXXX Inspection run, Up
X1XX XXXX Inspection / return call enabled
1XXX XXXX LK floor selector (sensor)
d141* Safety check XXXX XXX1 KT Elevator car door contacts closed
XXXX XX1X TK Door contacts closed
XXXX X1XX HK Stop contact closed
XXXX 1XXX EK End contacts closed
d142* Operating phase 0000 00XX Operating phase is displayed in binary code
d14F Forced door closing XXXX XXX1 Nudge time for main door started
(nudge circuit) XXXX XX1X Nudge time for rear entrance started
XXXX XX1X Timer started
XXXX 1XXX not used
XXX1 XXXX State of door light barrier, main door
XX1X XXXX not used
X1XX XXXX State of door light barrier, rear entrance
1XXX XXXX Function for forced door closing is disabled
d186 Stop initiation MW1 XXXX XXX1 Speed zero detection control device actual value
XXXX XX1X Reference value zero detection MW1 printed circuit board
XXXX XX11 Flush path shutdown (forced shutdown if elevator
overtravels by ½ grid unit)
XXXX XX1X vACTUAL < vREFERENCE or vACTUAL > vREFERENCE
d188 Elevator number 0000 XXXX Elevator number in binary code
d1b1 Landing zone switch XXXX XXX1 Landing zone switch 1st landing operated
1st - 8th landing XXXX XX1X 2.
XXXX XX1X 3.
With TCM control XXXX 1XXX 4.
system in binary code XXX1 XXXX 5.
of address XX1X XXXX 6.
d1b1 to d1bC X1XX XXXX 7.
1XXX XXXX 8.
d1b2 Landing zone switch XXXX XXXX Landing zone switch 9th - 16th landing operated
9th - 16th landing Arrangement same as 1st - 8th landing
d1b3 Landing zone switch XXXX XXXX Arrangement same as 1st - 8th landing
17th - 24th landing
d1b4 Landing zone switch XXXX XXXX Arrangement same as 1st - 8th landing
25th - 31th landing
d1bC Landing zone switch XXXX XXXX Operated landing zone switch; current status in
hexadecimal code
d1C0 Group 0000 XXXX Number of the most favourable elevator
d1C1 Group 0000 XXXX Number of the selected elevator
d1C5 Group peak traffic 0000 XXXX Number of the elevator that services all calls even during
peak traffic
0001 XXXX Door is open in the peak traffic landing
0010 XXXX Reservation time is stored
0100 XXXX Peak traffic up is enabled
1000 XXXX Peak traffic down is enabled
d1CA Parking zone n = separate zone word
nnnn 0000 Elevator located in parking zone N
nnnn 0001 Elevator moves into parking zone N
nnnn 0010 Elevator wants to move into parking zone N
0000 1001 Elevator standing due to a park command
nnnn 1010 Elevator moves due to a park command
nnnn 1011 Elevator parks due to a park command
nnnn 1111 Elevator parks in parking zone N
0000 0000 Elevator not is located in any zone and is available for
return operation
1111 0000 Elevator is not available for a return operation
d 310 MS board and MPP 0000 0001 1 MS board front side / 1 landing on MPP board
to board respond after 0000 0010 2 MS board front side / 2 landings on MPP board
d 317 d310 reset 0000 0100 3 MS board front side / 3 landings on MPP board
d311 1-8 landing 0000 1000 4 MS board front side / 4 landings on MPP board
d312 9-16 landing 0001 0000 5 MS board front side / 5 landings on MPP board
d313 17-24 landing 0010 0000 6 MS board front side / 6 landings on MPP board
etc. 25-32 landing 0100 0000 7 MS board front side / 7 landings on MPP board
etc. 1000 0000 8 MS board front side / 8 landings on MPP board
d 318 MS board and MPP 0000 0001 1 MS board rear side / 1 landing on MPP board
to board respond after 0000 0010 2 MS board rear side / 2 landing on MPP board
d 31F d310 reset 0000 0100 3 MS board rear side / 3 landing on MPP board
d311 1-8 landing 0000 1000 4 MS board rear side / 4 landing on MPP board
d312 9-16 landing 0001 0000 5 MS board rear side / 5 landing on MPP board
d313 17-24 landing 0010 0000 6 MS board rear side / 6 landing on MPP board
etc. 25-32 landing 0100 0000 7 MS board rear side / 7 landing on MPP board
etc. 1000 0000 8 MS board rear side / 8 landing on MPP board
D340 MW1 printed circuit XXXX XXX1 No pulses (message only with inspection operation)
board XXXX XX1X Pulses channel A & B swapped
XXXX XX1X vACTUAL > vREFERENCE
XXXX 1XXX vACTUAL < vREFERENCE
XXX1 XXXX vACTUAL > vrated + 10%
XX1X XXXX not used
X1XX XXXX not used
1XXX XXXX not used
d343 MW1 printed circuit XXXX XXX1 Telegram 59 coming
board XXXX XX1X 14 Hz filter disabled
XXXX XX1X free
XXXX 1XXX free
XXX1 XXXX vACTUAL message
d51A* Rated speed 0000 00XX
d527* Information XXXX XXX1 ABA Out-of-order indicator
XXXX XX1X AVO Anti-creep device (magnet MAS on governor is
operated)
XXXX XX1X Collective fault signal activated
XXXX 1XXX FES (fine adjusting device working)
XXX1 XXXX Emergency stop button, Norway, operated
XX1X XXXX VAS/Iso 40SW/NW
X1XX XXXX Shortened overtravel (lights up when set threshold speed is
exceeded)
1XXX XXXX Mischief prevention with TELENOT
d529* Information XXXX XXX1 Switchover relay for floor selector switchover with landing
distance < 20 cm
XX1X XXXX Output of scanning times
X1XX XXXX Direction indicator EU (gong)
1XXX XXXX Direction indicator EO (gong)
d9bC LMS1 000X XXXX Elevator car load in %
EB00 Fault time table The last 31 faults are
to stored here with fault code, sub-ID,
EBFF day, month, year, hour, minute, second
3) The recall speed can be set in the teach-in mode using AF34 up to the level of the rated speed.
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4) On TPI installations, memory position A3E0 must be filled differently; as a general principle, API = TPI applies
TPI gearless: 500 ms = 32; TPI with gear: 250 ms = 19.
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2) Formula for gearless installations with pulse generator directly flange-connected on the motor shaft
The result, if greater than 1, must be rounded up to the next-highest even number and divided by 2. The result is then to be converted
into a hexadecimal number.
Example:
Isostop 60 (API) vrated = 1600 mm/s, motor speed: 1320 rpm, pulse generator 4096 pulses/channel
1320 × 2 × 4096
TZ = × 0,2 = 22,528 = rounded up 24 divided by 2 = 12 = hexadecimal = 0C
60 ×1600