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5.4 MAIN MENU – Config
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Fireman Options
Fire Standards
Fire standard the fireman mode complies to (see Manual for
Fireman Mode).
TRA-266
AS-1735 (Australia)
Hong Kong
SIA
Fireman Options
Fire–>Fireman (ADM)
A fire signal issued through an ADM landing call module
automatically activates the fireman mode after reaching the
floor with the fire (see system description of fireman mode).
YES
NO
Fireman Options
Fire–>Fireman (I/O)
A fire signal issued through a programmable input/output
automatically activates the fireman mode after reaching the
floor with the fire (see system description of fireman mode).
YES
NO
Fireman Options
Off only in M-Flr
The fireman mode can only be deactivated on the main floor
(see system description of fireman mode).
YES
NO
Fireman Options
Door Open in M-Flr
Default position of the car doors on the main floor in case of
fire (see system description of fireman mode).
YES
NO
Fireman Options
Fire Main Floor
Target floor of the evacuation drive in case of fire (see system
description of fireman mode).
0 .. 63
Fireman Options
Fire MainFlr Doors
Control of the car doors after reaching the fire main floor (see
system description of fireman mode).
All doors
Door A only
Door B only
Door C only
Fireman Options
Smoke Evac. Plan
The fire input is interpreted as a smoke detector signal (see
system description of fireman mode).
On Floor
Above Floor
Below Floor
Fireman Options
Smoke alarm-Prio
The target floor can be changed after the fireman drive has
been started (by changing the smoke detector situation, see
system description of fireman mode).
YES
NO
Fireman Options
Fire sig. Pulsed
The fire input is interpreted as a pulse and must be reset (see
system description of fireman mode).
YES
NO
Fireman Options
DeadMan-DoorClose
0 .. 20 sec
Fireman Options
Fireman Mode Reset
Reset the fireman drive cycle completely. This should always
be done after changing the fireman mode settings (see
system description of fireman mode).
³
YES
NO
Weight sensor
Sensor type
Operating principle of the weight sensor.
-
ANALOGUE: An analogue weight sensor with a separate
bus connection displays the load of the car as a percentage.
The switching levels for empty, full and overload must be set
in
Level–Empty
,
Level–Full
and
Level–OverL
.
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DIGITAL: A digital weight sensor with separate outputs for
empty, full and overload is connected to the respective
terminals of the FSM car control module (see “Plug and
terminal strip X5” on page 58). The switching levels are set
directly on the weight sensor.
ANALOGUE
DIGITAL
Weight sensor
OverLd-FSM Active
Overload input on FSM X5.4
Active LO: NO, normally open
Active HI: NC, normally closed
Active: LO
Active: HI
Weight sensor
FullLd-FSM Activ
Full load input on FSM X5.3
Active LO: NO, normally open
Active HI: NC, normally closed
Active: LO
Active: HI
Weight sensor
EmptyL-FSM Activ
Empty load input on FSM X5.2
Active LO: NO, normally open
Active HI: NC, normally closed
Active: LO
Active: HI
Menu item
Description
Setting range
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