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1.8 MAIN MENUE – Doors
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Doors – Selective –
Manual Door
Shaft doors are manual doors. Door C input of the safety
circuit (VSM X1.5) is used to query the manual door contact
(display:
MANUAL DOOR OPEN
).
YES
NO
Doors – Selective –
Man. Door Deb.
Debounce time of the manual door contacts. This parameter
prevents “scatter” at the locking solenoid output when starting
due to bouncing manual door contacts.
0 ... 5 sec
Doors – Selective –
Nudging
If no nudging outputs are used to decrease the closing speed
of the doors during nudge time (
Nudging Output = NO
)
pulsed nudging can be triggered. The door close call is issued
as a pulse so the door closes in steps. The Cycle time of the
nudging pulses can be set here. If the photocell is interrupted
longer than the time set in
Doors – Selective –
Nudge Time
the door will be closed with pulsed nudging.
0 ... 6 sec
Doors – Selective –
Endswitches
The car door has end switches (limit switches).
-
YES: Connect car door limit switches to FSM X8 and X9. Set
Opening time
to 20 seconds.
-
NO: Bridge limit switch inputs on FSM X8 and X9 with +24V
and set
Opening time
.
See “FSM: X8” on page 62, “FSM: X9” on page 63 and “Door
times diagram” on page 147.
YES
NO
Doors – Selective –
Photocell
Maximum number of consecutive reversing cycles of the car
door caused by photocell interruptions before a forced closing
(nudge time). This parameter is normally set to 0 (function
disabled). Only set this parameter to a value higher than 0
after consulting NEW LIFT!
0 ... 10
Doors – Selective –
PhotoCell Xtn
Internal extension of the photocell signal by the controller
software. This parameter enables complete opening of the
door after a photocell interruption.
0.0 ... 10.0 sec
Doors – Selective –
Open Hold Tim
Time doors are held open when there is no in-car or landing
call. This parameter is only effective if no further calls are
pending. The opening time of the car doors with pending calls
is controlled by
Min. Wait Landing / Min. Wait
Car
(see “Door times diagram” on page 147).
2 ... 250 sec
Doors – Selective –
Reversing Tim
Opening time of the car door after a reversing cycle.
0.0 ... 20.0 sec
Doors – Selective –
Deenergize
The car door receives no current when in the limit position
OPEN (no UP-signal).
YES
NO
Doors – Selective –
Change Delay
Delay when switching the door relay (from door open to door
close and vice versa). This parameter prevents short circuits
caused by too fast switching of doors using three-phase AC.
0.1 ... 2.0 sec
Doors – Selective –
Nudge Time
Time before nudging (forced closure) starts when the
photocell is permanently blocked. Nudging will ignore the
signal from the photocell. There are two methods for nudging:
-
Nudging output activated (reducing closing speed at the
door controller) if
Nudging Output = YES
is set.
-
Pulse command if
Nudging Output = NO
and the
pulse duration in
Nudging
are set.
0 ... 300 sec
Doors – Selective –
Min. Wait Landing
Minimum wait time of the car at a floor after following a landing
call (see “Door times diagram” on page 147).
0 ... 60 sec
Doors – Selective –
Min. Wait Car
Minimum wait time of the car at a floor after following an in-car
call (see “Door times diagram” on page 147).
0 ... 60 sec
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Description
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