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iLEARN System Manual
iDRIVE VFD Floor Control Description
CONTROLLER STATUS LED
- this LED indicates the STATUS of the iDRIVE VFD Floor Control.
No Flash - iDRIVE has not been addressed on the CANbus network
1 Flash Per Second - Normal operation
2 Flashes Per Second - Door operation fault (time-out)
3 Flashes Per Second - Motor fault (over-current, over-voltage, parameter fault)
4 Flashes Per Second - Memory failure
5 Flashes Per Second - Production test mode
If the STATUS LED is something other than 1 Flash Per Second - See the Troubleshooting and
Error Message Section of this Manual.
iDRIVE Network LEDs (RX & TX) - These LEDs indicate the receipt (RX/Red) and transmission
(TX/Green) of information over the CANbus network between the iLEARN Door Control and the
iDRIVE unit. During normal operation, these LEDs should be rapidly flashing. If both lights are not
rapidly flashing, there is a communication error on the CANbus network that needs to be resolved
- See the Troubleshooting and Error Message Section of this Manual .
iSENSOR LEDs (RX & TX) - These LEDs indicate the receipt (RX/Red) and transmission (TX/
Green) of information between the iSENSORs and the iDRIVE Unit. During normal operation,
these LEDs should be rapidly flashing when the iSENSOR magnet on the Lower Door Panel is
passing over the Open or Closed iSENSOR. If these lights are not rapidly flashing when the iSEN-
SOR magnet is passing over the appropriate iSENSOR, the iSENSOR is not properly aligned with
the iSENSOR magnet - See the Troubleshooting and Error Message Section of this Manual .
Digital Inputs
Open Hall Button - NORMALLY OPEN (not lit) circuit that is closed (lit) when Open Hall Button is
pushed.
Close Hall Button
- NORMALLY OPEN (not lit) circuit that is closed (lit) when Close Hall Button is
pushed.
Stop Hall Button - NORMALLY CLOSED (lit) circuit that is opened (not lit) when Stop Hall Button
is pushed. If you do not have a Stop Hall Button, this input must be closed with a jumper.
Interlock Front Zone (or Rear) - NORMALLY OPEN (not lit) circuit that is closed (lit) when the Lift
is at that floor and the Front Side (Rear Side) Interlock is retired.
EUD Safety Access - NORMALLY CLOSED (lit) circuit that is opened (not lit) when the EUD is
activated. If you do not have an EUD at a particular floor, this input must be closed with a jumper.