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Installation manual of system “bp408” - The control system “bp408” 31
time, the lift accepts that call, which has runtime. If the runtimes are also the same,
G1 applies before G2 ...
The following states must be considered in the group algorithm along other things:
 Distance from destination floor
 opposite travel movement/call direction
 Lift is stationary
 Number of intermediate stops in between
 car call of a lift present at the destination
 and a few more.
5.4.1 Priority calls
When arranging priority calls to bp408 itself or
a CANopen lift component such as CAP-
01/02 or CIO-01, which lifts can operate
priority call is specified. The most effective of
the selected lifts will operate this call.
Two other options “collect priority calls” and
“several priority calls per floor” in group
settings in the service menu facilitate fetching
other lifts if a lift is already on the priority call
at a floor with ongoing cycle time. These
options must be kept in mind, e.g. for bed
transport. A high priority hall call interrupts a
low priority hall call. Otherwise, the same
rules apply to high priority hall call as to the
low priority hall call.
5.4.2 Presentation of group in WinMOS ® 300
WinMOS ® 300 offers the option of displaying a view based on group data in
“Diagnosis” as well as “Monitoring”.
In bp408, the call destination currently being operated by the lift is displayed in the
group window inside the lift shaft. Furthermore, ETA (Estimated time of arrival) of
the call is also dynamically displayed in the window. This can change the next
moment - e.g. if the call situation changes. In this case, priority calls are displayed
using a separate symbol, which also indicates whether the call has low or high
priority.
Figure 13:
Specification of priority calls