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See the tables below for the list of information and fault messages.
INFORMATION AREA
NUMBER
INFORMATION
MEANING
I1
Serial number
Identifies the serial code of the LCB logic card
I2
Partial counter
Displays the opening/closing cycles of the door performed since the last
maintenance. This counter must be reset by the maintainer for each servicing task
(see paragraph "Maintenance").
I3
Total cycles
It displays the door opening/closing cycles which have been carried out since the
first start-up of the automation.
I4
Version of microcontroller A
Displays the software release of the microcontroller A of the LCB logic card of the
automation.
I5
Version of microcontroller B
Displays the software release of the microcontroller B of the logic card LCB of the
automation.
I6
Identification number
Identification number including data for manufacturer use
The events memory stores the last 5 fault messages in chronological order.
When all the 5 memory cells include messages, the subsequent event will be saved in cell E1, the other events in the
memory are shifted by one position and the event in cell E5 shall be deleted.
The events memory stores the messages, which are classified into warnings and faults.
Stored faults are signalled by displaying the symbol
directly from the main screen of the work program; access the
events memory to show the relevant message.
Saved warnings are not reported in the main screen of the work program. They are just stored the event memory.
