Elevator Owner's

Product instruction

Service Tool
Elevator Owner's

PRM8-610 (10/97)
63113-144 (R0)
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Purpose
This product instruction provides a brief description of the features of the

Elevator Owner's Service Tool. This product instruction also provides

Service Technicians with information on operation of the Service Tool.

©1996 MONTGOMERY KONE INC.

Unpublished work. All rights reserved. No portion of this volume may be reproduced or used in any manner without
written permission from Montgomery KONE Inc. -- One Montgomery Court; Moline, IL 61265

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Service Tool
Elevator Owner's

Purpose 2

Product description 4

Login, enter password, & logout 5

Description of Service Tool Keys 7

Operation of Debug key 8

Operation of Timer Adjust key 18

Operation of MSU Adjust key 22

Operation of Option Adjust key 27

Operation of Drive Adjust key 36

Operation of Service Mode key 39

Operation of Service Log key 40

Common control Service Tool options 42

Car control Service Tool options 44

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Product description
The Service Tool is like a miniature computer terminal
(keyboard and display unit). The Service Tool allows
the user to communicate with the Miprom 21 in order
to aid in system diagnostics.

The Service Tool is easy to operate due to the on

screen prompts that appear. The user simply selects
the proper function key (‘F’ key) located next to the
item to be selected. Some functions may also require
the use of the YES, NO, and/or Numerical keys. The
ENTER key is sometimes needed to complete the
entry of data into the Miprom 21 through the Service
Tool.
R610-002 (3/96)

Maintaining your Service Tool

The Service Tool uses a Liquid Crystal Display. This type of display is very delicate and must
be treated as such. The tool must never be subjected to sharp blows, and must never be
allowed to freeze.

The Service Tool contains an internal battery pack which must be recharged periodically. To
recharge, plug one end of the recharger into the Service Tool jack and the other end into a 120
VAC wall outlet.

➤ The Service Tool screen displays a low battery warning message when battery
charge is low.
➤ A full charge of about 16 hours is required for a completely discharged battery.
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Login, enter password, & logout

The following describes procecdures to login, enter a password, and logout.

LOGIN
1. To login, plug in the coiled cable of the Service
Tool into telephone jack located on the CPU board.
2. Turn the power switch on top of the Service Tool
ON.
3. Press the F1 key for the MIPROM 21 CPU function
when Select Target screen appears.
➤ A series of dots will start printing across
the top line of the display at the rate of
one dot per second. When the
communications between the Service
Tool and the CPU board are accepted,
the Service Tool will display Enter
password.
➤ If something is wrong with the
communications link, the Service Tool
will display a LOGON FAILED screen
after approximately ten seconds. The
screen will ask for the Service Tool to be
turned OFF and the login procedure must
be repeated.
4. Enter the four digit numeric password.
For information on entering password, refer
to section titled: Entering password.

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ENTER PASSWORD
To enter the password, type the four digit numeric
password.

While the password is being entered, a

dot appears on the screen for each key
pressed.

After the password is accepted, the word READY is

displayed on the Service Tool screen. The Service Tool
is now ready to perform any of the Service Tool Key
Functions..

For information on Service Tool Keys, refer

to Service Tool Keys section in this product
instruction.

LOGOUT
1. Press Exit key (F8 in the function section) to scroll
back to the READY prompt.
2. Press Exit (F8) once more when the READY
prompt appears.
➤ The screen will display the prompt,
READY TO LOGOFF?
3. If ready to logout, press the Yes key, and the
display screen will change to show the LOGOUT
screen for about two seconds.
➤ The screen will then display TURN ME
OFF, and indicate the Service Tool is
logged out.
4. Turn OFF the battery power switch, and disconnect
the Service Tool cable from the CPU board.
5. If not ready to logout when the READY TO
LOGOFF? prompt appears, press either the No
key or the Exit (F8) key again. The READY prompt
will be displayed on the screen.
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Description of Service Tool Keys

At the READY prompt, press one of the following
Service Tool Keys.
● Debug
● Timer Adjust
● MSU Adjust
● Option Adjust
● Drive Adjust
● Service Mode
● Service Log

After one of the above Service Tool Keys is pressed

at the READY prompt, a Service Tool Key menu
screen appears. Select from the menu on that screen
the operation desired by pressing a Function (F)key
located next to the desired operation. The following
describes the operations available at the various
Service Tool Key menu screens.
■ Operation of Debug key
■ Operation of Timer Adjust key
■ Operation of MSU Adjust key
■ Operation of Option Adjust key
■ Operation of Drive Adjust key
■ Operation of Service Mode key
■ Operation of Service Log key
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Operation of Debug key

If the DEBUG key is pressed at the READY prompt,
the first Debug Menu screen is displayed.

➤ Three selections are shown with a

corresponding Function (F) key.

If F4 (NEXT) is pressed, the menu scrolls down to

reveal three more selections with a corresponding
Function (F) key. To return to the first screen,
continue to press F4 to scroll through the menu until
the first selections reappear on the screen.

For more information on available selections

at the Debug key, refer to table titled: Debug
Key Menu Selections.

DEBUG KEY MENU SELECTIONS

Selection Description
Dispatch Mode present operating mode of the car.
Motion Excuses current reason a car is not running.
Show MSU Analog analog inputs to MSU board.
Show MSU I/O inputs and outputs of MSU board that are not analog.
Show PIO I/O inputs and outputs of PIO board.
Show PIO Map terminal designations on each input and output board.
Show SIO I/O signals which come through SIO board.
SIO Status communication between SIO boards.
Test CRT all characters available to the liquid crystal display.
Vane Reader Chk verifies the Miprom read the vanes properly as the car moves up and down the hoistway.

Depending on the system configuration for a given contract, selections may vary somewhat.
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If the Function key (F1 in the example shown) is

pressed at the first Debug Menu screen, the Motion
Excuses screen is displayed.

The Motion Excuses screen displays the current

reason the car is not running. To return to the first
Debug Menu screen, press F8 (EXIT).
➤ Normal statements displayed are Normal
and No Demand. If the car is not running
at the present moment the screen
displays the reason.
For a list of Motion Excuses refer to table
titled: Motion Excuse List.
MOTION EXCUSE LIST
Bad floor table
Car over loaded
Car gate open
Contactor timer
Door gate open
Disp. Emerg. Stop (earthquake)
Disp. Open doors (car button)
Disp. removed request
Call Reassignment
DS open
DSD open
ETS open
Moving
Not safe yet (transistion)
No BC feedback
No demand
No mode
No retries left
Reset drive
Sequence timer
SH open
Shutdown (by other task)
STP open
ST open
US open
Velocity non zero
Top NET feedback
Bottom NET feedback
R610-T07 (4/96)

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If the Function key (F2 in the example shown) is

pressed at the first Debug Menu screen, the Dispatch
Mode screen is displayed.

Press F1 at the Dispatch Mode screen, and the

Dispatch Service screen is displayed. The Dispatch
Service screen displays the present operating mode of
the car.

For more information on possible operating

modes, refer to table titled: Dispatch Modes.

To exit Dispatch Service screen and return to the

Dispatch Mode screen, press F8.

DISPATCH MODES

Normal Mode Phase 2 Fire Serv. Hospital In Car

Independent Mode Phase 1 Fire Serv. Inhibit Door

Lobby Return Inspection Mode Motionless (No Retries Left)

Shutdown SW - Car Derailment Em. Power Shutdown

Shutdown SW - Hall Freight Service Timed Out of Service

Hatch Access Hospital Recall Position Not Known

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Press F2 at the Dispatch Mode screen, and the Doors

Open screen is displayed with information on door
status. To exit Doors Open screen and return to the
Dispatch Mode screen, press F8.

Press F3 at the Dispatch Mode screen, and the

Security Status screen is displayed with information
on the security status.

To exit Security Status screen and return to the

Dispatch Mode screen, press F8.

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If the Function key (F3 in the example shown) is

pressed at the first Debug Menu screen, the Show
MSU I/O screen is displayed. The Show MSU I/O is
displayed on five screens. To move between the
screens, press F4 to move down and F3 to move up.

➤ The display is updated ever two seconds

so there is a delay from when an input
changes until the change is reflected on
the screen.

To return to the Debug Menu screen, press F8.

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If F4 is pressed at the first Debug Menu screen, a

second Debug Menu screen is displayed.

If the Function key (F1 in the example shown) is

pressed at the second Debug Menu screen, the
Show MSU Analog screen is displayed. This screen
displays what the MSU board is reading on its used
analog channel as a percentage of full scale. To return
to the Debug Menu screen, press F8.

If the Function key (F2 in the example shown) is

pressed at the second Debug Menu screen, the Vane
Reader Check screen is displayed. This screen
verifies that the Miprom read the vanes properly as the
car moves up and down the hoistway. A:*** is the
number of counts of the last update between the vane
and position encoder. To return to the Debug Menu
screen, press F8.

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If F4 is pressed at the second Debug Menu screen, a

third Debug Menu screen is displayed.

If F1 (in the example shown) is pressed at the third

Debug Menu screen, the Select PIO Category screen
is displayed.

➤ This Service Tool function shows what

values the PIO board is reading for the
PIO inputs and what values the CPU is
commanding for the PIO outputs.

To scroll through the list of selections at the Select

PIO Category screen, press F4 to scroll down or F3 to PIO CATEGORY SELECTIONS
scroll up. To exit thisscreen without making a
Binary Fields Door Functions
selection, press F8.
Car Call Inputs Fire Service
For a list of available selections, refer to table
titled: PIO Category Selections. Car Call Outputs Misc. I/O

Car to Common Special Service

Common to Car UP Fixture Pilots

DN Fixture Pilots Up Hall Inputs

DN Hall inputs Up Hall Outputs

DN Hall Outputs
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Press the Function (F) key next to the desired

selection, and the Show PIO I/O screen is displayed.

➤ This screen displays the first 11 inputs

for a category, and is updated every two
seconds. If there are more than 11
inputs, press F4 to display the next 11
inputs.

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Press F8 to return to the Select PIO Category screen,

and F8 once more to return to the third Debug Menu
screen.

If F2 (in the example shown) is pressed at the third

Debug Menu screen, the Show SIO I/O screen is
displayed.

To select and IO category to view, press the Function

(F) key next to the desired selection. Press F8 to return
to the Show SIO I/O screen, and then press F8 once
more to return to the third Debug Menu screen. IO CATEGORY SELECTIONS
Up Hall Inputs
For a list of IO categorys, refer to table titled:
Up Hall Outputs
IO Category Selections.
Up Fixture Pilots
Dn Hall Inputs
Dn Hall Outputs
Dn Fixture Pilots
Car to Common
Common to Car
Binary Fields
Fire Service
Special Services
Misc I/O
R610-T17 (4/96)

If F3 (in the example shown) is pressed at the third

Debug Menu screen, the SIO Status screen is
displayed.

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Press F8 to return to the third Debug Menu screen.

If F4 is pressed at the third Debug Menu screen, a

fourth Debug Menu screen is displayed.

If F1 (in the example shown) is pressed at the fourth

Debug Menu screen, the Test CRT screen is
displayed. Press F8 to return to the fourth Debug
Menu screen.

If F2 (in the example shown) is pressed at the fourth

Debug Menu screen, the Show PIO Map screen is
displayed. This function displays the terminal map for
each car. Enter the card rack number you want
displayed, and press ENTER.

A Typical Show PIO Map screen such as the one

shown is displayed. The card number (left to right) is
displayed. Press F4 to go forward to the next card and
F3 to go back to a previous card. When the last card is
displayed and F4 is pressed, the first card is displayed.

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➤ One (1) is the lowest label on a card and

eight (8) is the highest.

Press F8 to return to the Show PIO Map screen.

Press F8 again to return to the fourth Debug Menu
screen.

If F3 (in the example shown) is pressed at the fourth

Debug Menu screen, the Motion Excuses screen is
displayed.

➤ At the fourth Debug Menu screen, the

selection Motion Excuses is displayed
with the function key F3. This selection
was originally F1 at the first Debug Menu
screen. You have scrolled through the list
of available selections and are starting
the list again. Since there are an uneven
number of selections, the Function (F)
key for each selection changes as you
scroll through the list using the F4 key.
For more information on Motion Excuses,
refer to operation of first Debug Menu screen
in this section.

To exit the Debug Menu screen, press F8 until the

READY prompt is displayed.
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Operation of Timer Adjust key

If the TIMER ADJUST key is pressed at the READY
prompt, the Timer Adjust Menu screen is displayed.

➤ Three selections are shown with a

corresponding Function (F) key.

If F1 is pressed at the Timer Adjust Menu screen, the

Adjust Timer screen is displayed.
➤ Three selections are shown with a
corresponding Function (F) key.

If F4 (NEXT) is pressed, the menu scrolls down to

reveal three more selections with a corresponding
Function (F) key. To scroll up the menu to reveal a
previous screen, press F3.

For more information on available selections

at the Adjust Timer screen, refer to table
titled: Adjust Timer Screen Selections.

ADJUST TIMERS SCREEN SELECTIONS

ASW_SENSOR_TIME FRONT_NG_TIME PS_TIME
AUDIBLE_PI_TIME FRONT_OB_TIME REAR_BRK_TIME
BRAKE_TIMER FRONT_SC_TIME REAR_BUZZ_TIME
BRAKE_ECON_TIMER FRONT_SH_TIME REAR_DH_TIME
CANCEL_PREBIAS_TIME FRT_DD_CAR_TIME REAR_DO_TIME
COMMON_TOGGLE_TIME FRT_DD_HALL_TIME REAR_DR_TIME
CONTACTOR_DROP_TIME FS_FLASHER_TIME REAR_LC_TIME
DOWN_PEAK_TIME HOMING_TIME REAR_LH_TIME
DRIVE_FAULT_TIME HOSPITAL_DELAY_TIME REAR_NG_TIME
DISP_TIC_TIME HOSPITAL_FLASHER_TIME REAR_OB_TIME
EP_FS_DELAY IND_FS_DLY_TIME REAR_SC_TIME
EP OS Time IND_HOSP_DELAY REAR_SH_TIME
EP Select Delay IPD_UPDATE_TIC RER_DD_CAR_TIME
EP_TIME MAX_RUN_START_TIMER RER_DD_HALL_TIME
ESDO_RECALL_DR_TIME MIN_LOBBY_TIME SECURITY_TIME
ESDO_REOPEN_DR_TIME MINIMUM_STOP_TIME SEN_DELAY_TIME
FRONT_BRK_TIME MOTOR_BLOWER_TIMER SENSOR_DELAY_TIME
FRONT_BUZZ_TIME NI_TIME SERVICE_TOGGLE_TIME
FRONT_DH_TIME NU_PARK_OPEN_TIME SS_TIME
FRONT_DO_TIME OS_TIME TCU_GLOW_TIME
FRONT_DR_TIME PH2_DELAY_TIME UP_PEAK_TIME
FRONT_LC_TIME POWER_ON_DELAY_TIME
FRONT_LH_TIME PRT_TIME
Depending on the system configuration for a given contract, selections may vary somewhat.
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If F5 (in the sample shown) is pressed at the Timer

Adjust screen, the CANCEL_PREBIAS_TIME screen
appears. If no change is desired press F8 to return to
the Timer Adjust screen.

If a change is desired, press F1 and the Change

CANCEL_PREBIAS_TIME screen appears. Enter a
new value and press ENTER to change the
CANCEL_PREBIAS_TIME.

Press F8 to return to the Adjust Timer screen. To view

or change a selection, scroll through the menu using
the F4 or F3 key until a desired selection is found.
Then, press the corresponding Function (F) key, and
view or change as described in the
CANCEL_PREBIAS_TIME. example above.

If F2 is pressed at the Timer Adjust Menu screen, the

Set Clocks screen is displayed. To select a clock to
set, press the Function (F) key next to the desired
selection.

For a list of clocks, refer to table titled: Adjust

Clocks Selections.

ADJUST CLOCKS SELECTIONS

UP_PEAK_CLOCK_1
UP_PEAK_CLOCK_2
DN_PEAK_CLOCK_1
DN_PEAK_CLOCK_2
SECURITY_CLK_1
SECURITY_CLK_2
SECURITY_CLK_3
SECURITY_CLK_4
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If F5 (in the sample shown) is pressed at the Set

Clocks screen, the Set UP_PEAK_CLOCK_1 screen
appears.

If no change is desired, press F8 to return to the Set

Clocks screen. To set the clock, press either F1 to
change the start time of the clock or F2 to change the
finish time of the clock.

The following instructions describe

setting the start time (selecting F1 On).
The finish time of the clock (F2 Off) is set
in the same manner as described below.

If F1 is pressed at the Set UP_PEAK_CLOCK_1

screen, the Set Time UP_PEAK_CLOCK_1 screen is
displayed. Enter the time in a 24 hour format and press
ENTER.

EXAMPLE: 8 am is entered as 08.00. Make

sure to enter a period after the first two
digits. If an invalid number or format is
entered the Invalid Entry screen is
displayed. Press F8 to return to the Set
Time UP_PEAK_CLOCK_1 screen.

After the time is entered correctly at the Set Time

UP_PEAK_CLOCK_1 screen and the ENTER key
pressed, the Set Day UP_PEAK_CLOCK_1 screen is
displayed with the days of the week in sequence.

➤ The day not shown is the day selected

for setting. In the example shown,
Sunday is not shown (a dash is in its
place).

Press either YES to select Sunday or NO to skip

Sunday.

➤ After pressing either YES or NO the next

day in sequence (Monday) disappears
and is replaced with a dash.

Either select or skip each day of the week by selecting

YES or NO.

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If F3 is pressed at the Timer Adjust Menu screen, the

Set Day-Date screen is displayed.

To set the time, press F1 and the Set Time screen

appears. Enter the time in a 24 hour format and then
press ENTER. The hours and minutes must be
separated by a period (.).

EXAMPLE: 1:00 am =01.00 and 1:00 pm = 13.00.

To set the date, press F2 at the Set Day-Date screen,

and the Set Date screen is displayed.

Enter the day, month, day of the month, and year in the
format shown (x.xx.xx.xxxx). There must be a period
following the first three entries. After entering the date
press ENTER.

For information on numbers representing the

day and month, refer to table titled: Numbers
Representing Days & Months.

Press F8 to return to the Timer Adjust Menu screen.

Press F8 once more to return to the READY prompt.
R610-007 (3/96)

NUMBERS REPRESENTING DAYS & MONTHS

Day # Month #
Sunday 1 January 01
Monday 2 February 02
Tuesday 3 March 03
Wednesday 4 April 04
Thursday 5 May 05
Friday 6 June 06
Saturday 7 July 07
August 08
September 09
October 10
November 11
December 12
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Operation of MSU Adjust key

If the MSU Adjust key is pressed at the READY
prompt, the first MSU Adjust Menu screen is
displayed.

➤ Three selections are shown with a

corresponding Function (F) key.

If the Function key (F1 in the example shown) is

pressed at the first MSU Adjust Menu screen, the
Make Floor Table screen appears. If necessary to
create a floor table, follow the prompts as guided by the
Service Tool screens.

If F2 is pressed at the first MSU Adjust Menu screen,

the Floor Level Adjust screen, is displayed. Enter the
desired floor number and press ENTER.

The High/Low Floor Level Adjust screen is

displayed. If no adjustment is required, press F8 to
return to the Floor Level Adjust screen.

Press either F1 (to lower the landing adjustment) or F2

(to raise a landing adjustment) at the High/Low Floor
Level Adjust screen.

The Enter Offset screen is displayed. Use the numeric

keypad at the Enter Offset screen to enter how many
tenths of an inch to lower or raise the landing
adjustment, and press ENTER.

EXAMPLE: To change adjustment by 3 tenths of an inch,

type in 3 and press ENTER. Do not use a decimal point
in front of the number.

If the adjustment does not fall within a specified range,

the adjustment is not made and an Adjustment Error
Message screen appears.

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If F3 is pressed at the first MSU Adjust Menu screen,

the Motion Adjust screen is displayed.

If F4 (NEXT) is pressed at the Motion Adjust screen,

the menu scrolls down to reveal three more selections
with a corresponding Function (F) key. To return to the
first screen, press F3 to scroll up the menu until the
first selections reappear on the screen.

For a list of selections available at the Motion

Adjust screen, refer to table titled: Motion
Adjust Screen Selections.

If the Function key (F5 in the example shown) is

pressed at the first Motion Adjust screen, the
MIN_POS_ERR_EE screen is displayed.

If the present value is acceptable, press F8 to return to

the Motion Adjust screen. If a change is desired,
press F1 and the Change MIN_POS_ERR_EE screen
is displayed.

If you do not wish to enter a new value, press F8 to

return to the MIN_POS_ERR_EE screen. If you wish to
enter a new value, enter a new value using the key pad
and press ENTER.

Adjust the remaining Motion Adjust Selections in the

same manner, if needed.

MOTION ADJUST SCREEN SELECTIONS

ACCEL_EE DC_LOAD_GAIN_EE LD_TC_COMP_EE MIN_STP_VEL_EE RUN_LOW_VEL_EE
ALT_ACCEL_EE DC_LOAD_TIME_EE LEVEL_LOW_VEL MOTOR_ENCODER_EE SEARCH_LIMIT_EE
ALT_DECEL_EE DECEL_EE LZ_EE MVEL_EE VELOCITY_TRIP_EE
ALT_JERK_EE DRV_VEL_EE MAX_FLOOR_ERROR PL_JERK_EE ZERO_CMD_TIME
ALT_LZ_EE DRV_EE MAX_MOTOR_RPM_EE PL_LOAD_EE
ALT_MVEL_EE JERK_EE MIN_OVERSP_BND_EE PL_VELOCITY_EE
BRAKE_PICK_EE JOG_ADJUST_EE MIN_POS_ERR_EE RELEVEL_TIME_EE
BRAKE_SET_EE LD_CAPACITY_EE MIN_SAMPLE_COUNT RELEVEL_ZONE_EE
Depending on the system configuration for a given contract, selections may vary somewhat.
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Press F8 until the first MSU Adjust screen is

displayed. If F4 is pressed at the first MSU Adjust
screen, the second MSU Adjust screen is displayed.

Press F1 at the second MSU Adjust screen for Motion

Averages, and the Velocity Averages screen is
displayed

Press F4 at the Velocity Averages screen and the

Speed Switch Settings screen is displayed.

If you want to make another run using Motion

Averages, press F4 and the Waiting for Car Message
screen is displayed.

Press F8 to exit to the second MSU Adjust screen.

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If F2 is pressed at the second MSU Adjust screen, the

Motion Info Screen #1 is displayed. This screen is
one of five screens. To move to the next screen, press
F4. To move to a previous screen, press F3.

➤ The screens display either feet or

encoder counts. Press F6 to alternate
between the two displays. When you are
displaying feet the word Scaled appears
on the screen.

Motion Info Screen #1

VCMD Velocity command output
MVEL Maximum possible speed for run
DIST Distance from target
DIR Direction of travel (stopped up or
down)
VEL LIMIT Reason that MVEL is not at
contract speed

Motion Info Screen #2

MODE Mode car is presently in.
VERR Position error detected on the last
vane passed (Encoder Counts)
TERR Total number of blended counts for
the run (Encoder Counts)
R The region number (profile)
P Closest floor number
T The number of the floor where the
car will stop
L Percent of full load

Motion Info Screen #3

VCMD Velocity command output
VFB Velocity tach feedback
VAVG Velocity tach feedback average
VENC Velocity derived from the position
encoder.

Press F8 to return to the second MSU Adjust screen.

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If F3 is pressed at the second MSU Adjust screen, a

buffer test can be performed.

Caution: Equipment damage can occur if

a buffer test is not performed properly.
Car buffer test should only be performed
by individuals specifically trained.

To exit the MSU Adjust Menu screen, press F8 until

the READY prompt is displayed.
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Operation of Option Adjust key

If the Option Adjust key is pressed at the READY
prompt, the first Option Adjust Menu screen is
displayed.

➤ Three selections are shown with a

corresponding Function (F) key.

If F4 (NEXT) is pressed, the menu scrolls down to

reveal three more selections with a corresponding
Function (F) key. To return to the first screen,
continue to press F4 to scroll through the menu until
the first selections reappear on the screen.

For more information on available selections

at the Option Adjust Menu screen, refer to
table titled: Option Adjust Key Selections.

OPTION ADJUST KEY MENU SELECTIONS

Selection Description
Adj Car Names views and changes car number shown on video display.
Adj Floor Names views and changes floor number shown on video display.
Adj PI Names changes display of the PI.
Adjust Tables views and adjusts Auto Call Table and CSV Table.
Change Variables views and changes variable options.
Miprom Security views and changes Miprom security codes.
Motion Options views and changes motion options.
Option Select views and changes true/false options.

Depending on the system configuration for a given contract, selections may vary somewhat.
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If the Function key (F1 in the example shown) is

pressed at the Option Adjust Menu screen, the
Change Variables screen is displayed.
➤ Three selections are shown with a
corresponding Function (F) key.

If F4 (NEXT) is pressed, the menu scrolls down to

reveal three more selections with a corresponding
Function (F) key. To scroll up the menu to reveal a
previous screen, press F3.

For more information on available selections

at the Change Variables screen, refer to table
titled: Change Variables Screen Selections.

CHANGE VARIABLES SCREEN SELECTIONS

ACCESS_DOOR_OPEN IPD_AUTO_LOGOFF MAX_EP_CARS
ADV_LANT_TIME IPD_FRONT_HX NUDGING_STATUS
ALTERMATE_RECALL IPD_FRT_FRET_HX NU_DOOR_OPEN
AUTO_CALL_TABLE IPD_KSWITCH_EE OFFSET_TABLE
BLIND_FLOORS IPD_LEV1_PWORD ONLINE_TIME
CANCEL_DELAY IPD_LEV2_PWORD PARKING_FLOOR
CAR_NAMES IPD_LEV3_PWORD PC_NUISANCE_CNT
COMMON_OS_CNT IPD_REAR_HX PH1_FS_DOOR_OPEN
CSV_TABLE IPD_RER_FRET_HX PH2_2_POSITI0N
DISP_STABILITY IPD_SECURITY PHOTOCELL_LWB
DOWN_PEAK_COUNT IPD_SECURITY_CODE_SELECT RER_AUX_DOOR
EP_FIRST_SELECT IPD_UPDATE SCAN_HR_START
EP_RECALL LOBBY SCAN_HR_STOP
FLOOR_NAMES LOBBY_STOP SCAN_MIN_START
FRT_AUX_DOOR LONG_CALL_LIMIT SCAN_MIN_STOP
GROUP_BIP_ID LW_BYPASS SCAN_RATE
HOMING_FLOOR LW_NUISANCE SCAN_SLOT_SIZE
HOSPITAL_DOOR LW_NUISANCE_CNT UP_PEAK_COUNT
HOSPITAL_FLOOR MAIN_RECALL WATCHDOG_LIMIT
Depending on the system configuration for a given contract, selections may vary somewhat.
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If F5 (in the sample shown) is pressed at the Change

Variables screen, the Alternate Recall screen is
displayed. If no change is desired, press F8 to return to
the Change Variables screen.

If a change is desired, press F1 and the Change

Alternate Recall screen is displayed. Enter a new
value and press ENTER to change the Alternate Recall.

Change the remaining variables from the Change

Variables screen, if desired, in the same manner as
the example for Alternate Recall is described above.

Press F8 until the Option Adjust Menu screen is

displayed.

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If F2 (in the sample shown) is pressed at the Option

Adjust Menu screen, the Option Select screen is
displayed.

➤ Three selections are shown with a

corresponding Function (F) key.

If F4 (NEXT) is pressed, the menu scrolls down to

reveal three more selections with a corresponding
Function (F) key. To scroll up the menu to reveal a
previous screen, press F3.

For more information on available selections

at the Option Select screen, refer to table
titled: Option Select Screen Selections.

If F5 (in the sample shown) is pressed at the Option

Select screen, the ADV_DOOR_OPENING screen is
displayed. If no change is desired, press F8 to return to
the Option Select screen.

If a change is desired, press either F1 for True or F2

For False.

Change the remaining options from the Option Select

screen, if desired, in the same manner as the example
for ADV_DOOR_OPENING is described above.

Press F8 until the Option Adjust Menu screen is

displayed.

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OPTION SELECT SCREEN SELECTIONS

ADVANCE_CANCEL INHIBIT_DOORS PCX_DO4_CLOSE
ADV_DOOR_OPENING IPD_FREIGHT_SERVICE PC_OBSTRUCTION
AUTOMATIC_CALLS IPD_FRONT_CX PH1_AUTO_CLOSE
AUTO_CLOSING IPD_INDEPENDENT_SERVICE PH1_DOX_CANCEL
BEAT_HALL IPD_INJECT_CX PH1_SEC_CANCEL
COIN_CALLS IPD_INJECT_HX PH2_CP_HOLD
CSVO IPD_LOBBY_RETURN PH2_DO4_CLOSE
CX_OVERRIDE IPD_REAR_CX PH2_SEC_CANCEL
DD_CAR_LANTERNS KICK_NU PH2_SEC_STALL
DD_HALL_LANTERNS LANT_MAIANTAIN PH2_STP_OVERRIDE
DOX_OBSTRUCTION LOBBY_PREFERENCE_OPTION PI_TABLE
DISC_OVER_DHO LW_DISPATCH REVERSE_CANCEL
EPR_RETURN MAINTAIN_HIMD SECURE_ON_IND
EP_PARK_OPEN MANUAL_EP_OVERRIDE_OPTION SECURITY_HOMING
FS_DOX_OPTION MAN_EP_OVERRIDE SECURITY_TABLE_1
HALL_CALLS MIPROM_CX SINGLE_DOOR
HALL_CALL_LATCH MOMENTARY_IND TCU_EXTINGUISH
HOME_PARK_OPEN MOMENTARY_OPEN TOP_FILL_HOMING
HOMING_ACTIVE MUST_PICKUP_SCAN UNDER_DEVELOPMENT
HOSPITAL_HOLD NON_ZONING_FLOORS UPSIDE_DOWN
HR_PARK_OPEN NO_DOOR_REOPEN_OPTION VA_SENSOR_RESET
IDR NO_DOT_CANCEL VA_SEN_RESET
IMM_PH2_FS NO_HIND
IMM_STP_CUTOUT OWNER_NUMBER
Depending on the system configuration for a given contract, selections may vary somewhat.
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If F4 is pressed at the Option Adjust Menu screen,

the menu is scrolled down to display three more
selections on the second Option Adjust Menu screen.

If the Function key (F1 in the example shown) is

pressed at the second Option Adjust Menu screen,
the Adjust PI Names screen is displayed.

If F4 (Next) is pressed at the Adjust PI Names screen,

the floor numbers are scrolled forward. Press F3 to
scroll back through the floor numbers. If no change is
desired, press F8 to return to the second Option
Adjust Menu screen.

If a change is desired, press F1 and the Change PI

Names screen is displayed. Enter the change desired,
and press ENTER.

Press F8 at the Adjust PI Names screen to return to

the second Option Adjust Menu screen.

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If F2 (in the sample shown) is pressed at the second

Option Adjust Menu screen, the Motion Options
screen is displayed.

➤ Three selections are shown with a

corresponding Function (F) key.

If F4 (NEXT) is pressed, the menu scrolls down to

reveal three more selections with a corresponding
Function (F) key. To scroll up the menu to reveal a
previous screen, press F3.

For more information on available selections

at the Motion Options screen, refer to table MOTION OPTIONS
titled: Motion Options Screen Selections. SCREEN SELECTIONS

DRV_DLY_ERR_CHK

EDGE_CORRECTION
ETS_SWITCH_1

ETS_SWITCH_2

ETS_SWITCH_3

FACTORY_TEST

FLOOR_UPDATE_OFF

INVALID_CALL_LOG

PL_LOAD_OVERRIDE

PREBRAKE_RELEVEL

SPECIAL_VANES
SUSPEND_ERROR
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If F5 (in the sample shown) is pressed at the second

Motion Options screen, the FLOOR_UPDATE_OFF
screen is displayed. If no change is desired, press F8
to return to the second Option Select screen.

If a change is desired, press F1 for True or F2 For

False.

Change the remaining options from the Motion

Options screen, if desired, in the same manner as the
example for FLOOR_UPDATE_OFF is described
above.

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Press F8 until the second Option Adjust Menu screen

is displayed.

If F3 (in the sample shown) is pressed at the second

Option Adjust Menu screen, the Adjust Car Tables
screen is displayed.

If F5 is pressed at the Adjust Car Tables screen, the

Set Auto_Call_Table screen is displayed.

Press F8 until the second Option Adjust Menu screen

is displayed.

If F4 is pressed at the second Option Adjust Menu

screen, the menu is scrolled down to display three
more selections on the third Option Adjust Menu
screen.

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If the Function key (F1 in the example shown) is

pressed at the third Option Adjust Menu screen, the
Miprom Security screen is displayed.

Enter a floor number and press ENTER or press F8 to

return to the third Option Adjust Menu screen.

If F2 is pressed at the third Option Adjust Menu

screen, the Adjust Car Names screen is displayed.

To change a car name press F1. To scroll through the

car list, press either F4 or F3. To return to the third
Option Adjust Menu screen, press F8.

If F3 is pressed at the third Option Adjust Menu

screen, the Adjust Floor Names screen is displayed.

To change a floor name press F1. To scroll through the

floor list, press either F4 or F3. To return to the third
Option Adjust Menu screen, press F8.
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Operation of Drive Adjust key

If the Drive Adjust key is pressed at the READY
prompt, the first Drive Adjust Menu screen is
displayed.

➤ Three selections are shown with a

corresponding Function (F) key.

If F4 (NEXT) is pressed, the menu scrolls down to

reveal three more selections with a corresponding
Function (F) key. To return to the first screen,
continue to press F4 to scroll through the menu until
the first selections reappear on the screen.

For more information on available selections

at the Drive Adjust Menu screen, refer to
table titled: Drive Adjust Key Menu
Selections.

DRIVE ADJUST KEY MENU SELECTIONS

Selection Description
Adjust Drive views and changes paramaters in DDC drive.

Analog Outputs selects and views drive analog outputs.

Autotune Mode allows drive loop current automatic tuning.

Find Mismatch finds mismatch of parameters between CPU and drive.

Init Drive loads default parameters from CPU to drive.

Monitor Mode allows dynamic monitoring of selectable drive paramaters.

Read Any Parm views, but does not change any drive parameter.

Read Links displays software links.

Reinit Drive loads adjusted parameters from CPU to drive.

Depending on the system configuration for a given contract, selections may vary somewhat.
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If the Function key (F1 in the example shown) is

pressed at the first Drive Adjust Menu screen, the
Adjust Drive screen is displayed.
➤ Three selections are shown with a
corresponding Function (F) key.

If F4 (NEXT) is pressed, the menu scrolls down to

reveal three more selections with a corresponding
Function (F) key. To scroll up the menu to reveal a
previous screen, press F3.

For more information on available selections

at the Adjust Drive screen, refer to table
titled: Adjust Drive Screen Selections.

ADJUST DRIVE SCREEN SELECTIONS - DC DIGITAL

ACCEL_TIME DAC_OFFSET_1 FAULT_PPR K_DISCONTINOUS MOTR_ARM_FLA

ADC_OFFSET_1 DAC_OFFSET_2 FAULT_REPORT KF_VELOCITY_LOOP RATED_AC_LINE

ADC_OFFSET_2 DAC_OFFSET_3 FLD_ECONOMY_DLY KI_ARMATURE_LOOP RATED_ARM_BRDG

ADC_SCALE_1 DAC_SCALE_1 FLD_ECONOMY_REF KI_VELOCITY_LOOP RATED_FLD_BRDG

ADC_SCALE_2 DAC_SCALE_2 FWD_SPEED_LIMIT KP_ARMATURE_LOOP RATED_FLD_MTR_CU

ARM_RESISTANCE DAC_SCALE_3 JOG_PERCENT LOAD_BAL_KI RATED_MOTOR_VOLT

CUR_DAMP_FACTOR DECEL_TIME K_AC_VOLTS LOAD_BAL_KP REV_SPEED_LIMIT

CUR_DESIRED_BW ENCODER_PPR K_ARM_VOLTS ME_BASE_SPEED

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If F5 (in the sample shown) is pressed at the Adjust

Drive screen, the REV_SPEED_LIMIT screen is
displayed. If no change is desired, press F8 to return to
the Adjust Drive screen.

If a change is desired, press F1 and the Change

REV_SPEED_LIMIT screen is displayed. Enter the
change desired, and press ENTER.

Change the remaining drive parameters from the

Adjust Drive screen, if desired, in the same manner as
the example for REV_SPEED_LIMIT is described
above.

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Operation of Service Mode key

If the Service Mode key is pressed at the READY
prompt, the Service Mode Menu screen is displayed.

If F1 is pressed at the Service Mode Menu screen,

the EE Operations screen is displayed.

If F2 is pressed at the Service Mode Menu screen,

the Test PIO I/O screen is displayed.
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Operation of Service Log key

If the Service Log key is pressed at the READY
prompt, the Service Log Menu screen is displayed.

If F1 is pressed at the Service Log Menu screen, the

Read Error Log Menu screen is displayed.

Press either F5 for Motion Errors or F6 for Drive Errors.

The Read Error Log screen is displayed.

If F8 is pressed, the screen is returned to the Read

Error Log Menu screen. If F4 is pressed, the Error
Log screen appears with the following format.
➤ The first code (N) is a three digit code
related to current mode of operation.
For more information on current mode of
operation code, refer to table titled: Current
Mode of Operation Code (3-Digit).

CURRENT MODE OF OPERATION CODE (3-DIGIT)

First digit Second digit Third digit
1 = Normal Region 0 = Stop
2 = Inspect Number 1 = Up
3 = Relevel 2 = Down
4 = Search
5 = Power limiting
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➤ The second through fourth (x) is a two

digit code, defining the error encountered.
Entries detected on the first complete
pass of motion are flagged with an
asterisk (*). Flags indicate the event the
Miprom thinks occurred first. Two of the
these codes may have an asterisk if they
occur very close together.
For more information on error codes, refer to
table titled: Error Codes.
➤ The bottom line records car position
(posn), target floor (target), and load at
the time of the fault (%LD). Position and
target are floor numbers.

If F2 is pressed at the Service Log Menu screen, the

System Resets screen is displayed.
R610-012 (4/96)

ERROR CODES

Code Motion Error Code Motion Error

11 DG 30 Dispatch Request STP

12 CG 31 DZU High out Region

13 M 32 DZD High out Region

14 BC 33 DZU Low in Region

15 SH 34 DZD Low in Region

16 SC 35 Position Unknown

17 STP 36 Position Unknown

18 ST 37 BC Feedback Error

19 IR 38 NTS Stop

20 ETS 39 NTS Check

21 US 40 150 FPM Switch

22 DS 41 65% Switch

23 HF 42 90% Switch
24 SF 43 BSF Open

25 ENC Lost 44 TSF Open

26 SB Opened 45 Bad Encoder Dir.

27 Perform Compar Trip 50 Missed Targe 6+ Cts

28 No Slew Rate 57 Car Did Not Move

29 Invalid Target 60 Velocity Non-zero
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Common control Service Tool options

TRUE - FALSE OPTIONS
ADVANCE_CANCEL A car does not reopen its doors for an at floor
hall call if car calls are registered.
Hall call glow lights are canceled when the car
enters slowdown for a floor. SECURITY_HOMING

COIN_CALLS While on Miprom Security, cars return to the

lobby when they no longer have any demand,
If a car has a car call set for a particular floor and park with the doors closed.
and it does not have to make any stops on the
way to this car call, any hall call registered at TEST_WATCHDOG
the same floor is not seen by any other car.
This option determines if the PIO watchdog
EPR_RETURN resets the CPU.

The car that is selected to run on Phase Two TOP_FILL_HOMING

of emergency power, returns to the recall floor
before the common selects a manually This option causes the cars to park in a
selected car. vacant part of the building, starting at the top.

HALL_CALL_LATCH UNDER_DEVELOPMENT
The Miprom 21 latches the registration of a This option is used for testing at the factory.
hall call. This means a momentary input on the The user should not change this option unless
hall calls cause the output to stay ON. This given instruction to do so.
output stays ON until a car cancels the call.
VA_SENSOR_RESET
KICK_NU
The fire service sensors are reset by turning
If another car is stopping at the lobby with an the main floor fire switch to the ON position.
up preference and there is already a next up The bypass position does not reset the
car with the doors closed, the next up car is sensors.
forced away from the lobby.

LOBBY_PREFERENCE_OPTION
If the next up car leaves the lobby in response
to a hall or car call, another car is dispatched
to the lobby immediately.

MANUAL_EP_OVERRIDE_OPTION
After Phase One of emergency power, a car is
automatically selected to run. If another car is
desired to run, the manual select key switch
can be used.

NO_DOOR_REOPEN_OPTION

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VARIABLE OPTIONS LONG_CALL_LIMIT

This variable represents the number of
BLIND_FLOORS seconds a hall call is registered before it turns
into a priority call. If the variable is set to zero,
This variable represents the number of floors
the priority call feature is disabled.
the elevator passed when going between two
floors with a blind hoistway or the length of an
extra long floor divided by the average floor MAX_EP_CARS
height.
This variable indicates the number of cars that
can run on emergency power.
BLIND_HATCH_BOT
This variable represents the floor at the bottom NU_DOOR_OPEN
of the blind hoistway.
0= This value does not cause a false door
open or park the car with the doors
COMMON_OS_CNT open when a car enters the lobby and
becomes the next up car.
This is a backup for the out of service timer on
the car. Should the car be unable to respond to 1= This value causes a false door open if
a call assignment for an adjustable amount of a car enters the lobby and becomes the
time, the common takes the car out of service. next up car. Also the car parks with
The time value in seconds is doors open for an adjustable period of
COMMON_OS_CNT divided by two. time.
2= This value causes a false door open if
DOWN_PEAK_COUNT a car enters the lobby and becomes the
next up car. Also the car parks and
This variable represents the difference of down keeps the doors open.
hall calls over up hall calls needed to put the
common system on down peak.
SCAN_RATE

EP_FIRST_SELECT This variable is only used for house keeping

during power on. It changes nothing in the
This variable indicates which car is selected to operation of the common.
run first after all cars have returned on Phase
One of emergency power.
UP_PEAK_COUNT

LOBBY_STOP This number represents the difference of up

hall calls over down hall calls needed to put
2= Car always stops at the lobby first the common system on up peak.
when coming up out of the basement.
1= The above operation is done only WATCHDOG_LIMIT
during up peak.
This variable is used for testing at the factory.
0= This operation is disabled.
The user should not change this variable
unless given instructions to do so.
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Car control Service Tool options

TRUE - FALSE OPTIONS
ADV_DOOR_OPENING DOX_OBSTRUCTION

When the car is responding to a call, the doors Door obstruction timer is started when door
start to open as soon as the car is within 3 open button is pushed. If obstruction timer
inches of being level at the floor. times out while door open button is still
pushed, the obstruction buzzer is activated.
AUTO_CALL_TABLE (per floor)
DD_CAR_LANTERNS
The car stops at this floor during auto call
mode. This option causes the down output to come
on twice (supplying a double down car lantern)
when the car opens its doors with a down
AUTO_CLOSING direction.
After the door open time is timed out, a
warning buzzer is sounded for five seconds DD_HALL_LANTERNS
before the doors are closed automatically.
This option causes the down output to come
on twice (supplying a double down hall
AUTOMATIC_CALLS lantern) when the car is responding to a down
Car automatically injects its own car calls hall call.
based on a predetermined pattern.
DSC_OVER_DHO
BEAT_HALL_TIME Registering of a car call or pressing the door
If the doors are fully open and a car call is close button cancels the door hold time.
registered or the door close button is pushed,
the remaining door time is canceled and the EP_PARK_OPEN
doors start to close immediately.
This option forces the car to park with the
doors open, after it has returned to the main
CSVO floor on emergency power and the car is not
The car ignores CSV1 and CSV2 inputs, but selected to run.
considers all other inputs from the common as
valid. This option is used by the factory for FS_DOX_OPTION
testing purposes.
This option forces the car to park with doors
closed after returning to the main floor on
CSV_OVERRIDE Phase One fire service. A separate door open
The car does not respond to any signals from button, located in the hall, is used to gain
the common, and does not go on CSV access inside the car. This option is required
dispatch. The car does respond to car calls by some local fire codes.
normally.

CX_OVERRIDE
Door open button is active all the time.

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HALL_CALLS IPD_KSWITCH_SERVICE
Hall calls are wired to this car. IPD has put the car on Keyswitch Service.

HOME_PARK_OPEN IPD_FRONT_CX (per floor)

This option holds car doors open after car is Car calls are locked out by IPD.
parked at homing floor until car is given
demand.
IPD_FRONT_HX (per floor)

HOMING_ACTIVE Hall calls are locked out by IPD.

Homing is activated which returns the car to

IPD_FRT_FRET_HX (per floor)
its homing floor whenever the car has no
demand and car is in normal service. Freight riser hall calls are locked out by IPD.

HOSPITAL_HOLD IPD_INDEPENDENT_SERVICE
Hospital service meets Massachusetts EMT IPD has put the car on Independent Service.
service.
IPD_INJECT_CX
HR_PARK_OPEN
This option prevents IPD from injecting car
This option forces car to park with the doors calls.
open after it has returned to the main floor on
lobby return. HR input is ON.
IPD_INJECT_HX

IDR This option prevents IPD from injecting hall

calls.
Car doors remain open after car is parked at
homing floor until the car is given a demand.
IPD_LOBBY_RETURN

IMM_PH2_FS IPD has put car on Lobby Return.

The car goes on Phase Two fire service any

IPD_REAR_CX (per floor)
time the in car fire service switch is turned to
the ON position. Car calls are locked out by IPD.

IMM_STP_CUTOUT IPD_REAR_HX (per floor)

ESX output comes on to override the stop Hall calls are locked out by IPD.
switch inside the car as soon as Phase One
fire service becomes active.
IPD_RER_FRET_HX (per floor)

INHIBIT_DOORS Freight riser hall calls are locked out by IPD.

Disables door operation and prevents car from

responding to hall calls. LANT_MAINTAIN
The hall lanterns remain on until doors are fully
IPD_FREIGHT_SERVICE closed.

IPD has put the car on Freight Service.

MAINTAIN_HIND
The car remains on hospital service if Phase
One fire service is activated.

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MAN_EP_OVERRIDE PCX_DO4_CLOSE
After Phase One of emergency power, a car is The doors close at reduced speed if the PCX
automatically selected to run. If a another car input is OFF and the car is in normal service.
is desired to run, the manual key switch is
used.
PH1_AUTO_CLOSE

MIPROM_CX This option is used on power freight doors with

constant pressure close. If Phase One fire
The CX inputs decide if a floor requires a service is active, the doors close
Miprom Security code to register a call automatically.

MOMENTARY_IND PH1_DOX_CANCEL
More than one car call can be registered. To The door open button has no effect when on
close the doors, momentary pressure on the Phase One fire service.
door close button or call button is required.
When the car arrives at a floor only the car call
PH1_SEC_CANCEL
is canceled.
The safety edged has no effect when on
MOMENTARY_OPEN Phase One fire service, and the doors close at
reduced speed.
When a car arrives at a floor, the doors do not
automatically open. Momentary pressure on
PH2_CP_HOLD
the door open button cause the doors to open.
The doors must be held open with the door
MUST_PICK_UP_SCAN open button when the car is on Phase Two fire
service, unless the car is at the return floor.
PD is receiving a traffic scan.
PH2_DO4_CLOSE
NO_DOT_CANCEL
The doors close at reduced speed when on
The doors are forced to go through a minimum Phase Two fire service.
door time, even if a car call is registered or the
door open button is pushed. This option is for
PH2_SEC_CANCEL
handicap requirements.
The safety edged has no effect when on
NO_HIND Phase Two fire service.

This option is for cars that have a hospital

PH2 _SEC_STALL
recall switch in the hall, but no hospital
independent key switch in the car. The doors stop if the safety edge is activated
while the doors are closing on Phase Two fire
NON_ZONING_FLOORS (per floor) service.

Cars are prevented from parking at this floor.

PH2_STP_OVERRIDE

PC_OBSTRUCTION The stop switch is overridden on Phase Two

fire service.
Photocell obstruction is activated.

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REVERSE_CANCEL ALTERNATE_RECALL
Any car calls registered behind a car This variable represents which landing is the
answering its highest or lowest calls is alternate return floor for Phase One fire
canceled. service.

SECURE_ON_IND CANCEL_DELAY
Independent service does not override cutout Any chatter that occurs in either the hall or car
switches (..CX inputs). calls while using relay output boards is
eliminated by adjusting this value.
SINGLE_DOOR
CAR_NAME (per car)
Only one door at a time can open.
This variable contains the car name that is to
be displayed on IPD.
TCU_EXTINGUISH
The “This Car Up Sign” goes off when doors EP_RECALL
are fully closed.
This variable represents which landing is the
return floor for emergency power.
UNDER_DEVELOPMENT
This option is used for testing at the factory. FLOOR NAMES (per floor)
The user should not change this option unless
given instructions to do so. This variable contains the floor names that is
displayed on IPD.
VA_SEN_RESET
FRT_AUX_DOOR
The fire service sensors are reset by turning
the main floor fire switch to the ON position. This variable represents which floors require
The bypass position does not reset sensors. an alternate front door speed using D019
output.

VARIABLE OPTIONS GROUP_BIP_ID

ACCESS_DOOR_OPEN This variable is set to the group number (of a

group of elevators) which is displayed on a
0 = Rear door opens at the bottom and top campus IPD.
floor on hoistway access.
1 = Front door opens at bottom of floor and HOMING_FLOOR
rear door opens at top floor on hoistway
access. This variable represents the floor the car
2 = Rear door opens at bottom floor and front returns to during homing.
door opens at top floor on hoistway
access. HOSPITAL_DOOR
3 = Front door opens at the bottom and top
This variable represents which door operates
floor on hoistway access.
after the car has returned to the hospital return
floor.
ADV_LANT_TIME 1= Front
This variable sets the time (number of 2= Rear
seconds) the hall lantern comes on before the
car arrives at the floor.

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HOSPITAL_FLOOR NUDGING_STATUS
This variable represents the floor the car 0= Doors fully reopen when the safety
returns to when the hospital recall switch is edge is activated.
activated in the hall. 1= Doors open only as long as the safety
edge is activated.
IPD_AUTO_LOGOFF 2= Doors stop when the safety edge is
activated.
This variable is set to the the number of
seconds before the control will logoff of IPD, if 3= The safety edge is deactivated during
there has been no activity. obstruction.
The above functions occur only when OBZ-
IPD_LEV1_PWORD, IPD_LEV2_PWORD, & OBZR are ON.
IPD_LEV3_PWORD
PARKING FLOOR
These variables are set to the three different
passwords that can be used to logon to the This variable represents which landing is the
IPD. return floor for parking.

LOBBY PC_NUISANCE_CNT
This variable represents which landing is the This variable represents the number of stops
main dispatch floor of the building. (for car calls without the photocell being
broken) a car needs to make before all car
LW_BYPASS calls are canceled.

This variable represents the percentage of full

PH1_FS_DOOR_OPEN
load a car must have before the car goes into
load weigh bypass. This variable represents which door opens
when the car has returned on Phase One fire
LW_NUISANCE service
1= Front
This variable represents the percentage of full
load a car must have before any number of car 2= Rear
calls can be registered.
PH2_2_POSITION
LW_NUISANCE_CNT This variable is used to indicate if a two or
This variable represents the number of car three position switch is used for Phase Two
calls that must be registered before all car fire service.
calls are canceled, ( if the car has not been 0= Job uses a three position switch.
loaded to the LW_NUISANCE value). 1= Job uses a two position switch. Only
the door close button closes the doors.
MAIN_RECALL 2= Job uses a two position switch. The
This variable represents which landing is the door close button and a car call button
main return floor for Phase One fire service. close the doors.

PHOTOCELL_LWB
This variable is used to indicate the number of
times the car needs to stop (for hall calls only
and the photocell is not broken) before going
on load weigh bypass to the next car call.

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PI_TABLE (per floor)

This per floor variable contains the floor
number to be displayed on digital PI.

RER_AUX_DOOR
This variable represents which floors require
an alternate rear door speed using R019
output.

SERCURITY_TABLE_1 (per floor)

This per floor variable contains the Miprom
Secuity code for each floor.

WATCHDOG_LIMIT
This variable is used for testing at the factory.
A user should not change this variable unless
given instructions to do so.
R610-005 (3/96)

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