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Control System Fault Codes
Diagnostics Section
©Vertical Express
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Printed in USA April 2020
This manual shows only the parameters that have an operational relevance to the ICON32. The UIT may have
additional parameters available, which should not effect the controller operation.
1161
DZ Node B data error.
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1166
Low Pressure Active On Inspection - INHIBIT DOWN RUN
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1167
PU #3 - Electronic MCFC Fault
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1169
Auxiliary Power Unit Relay Monitor Fault.
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1170
Low Pressure Active On Inspection - INHIBIT DOWN RUN
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1501
MCD failed to open - A run sequence was started and was
waiting for MCD input to go active. The MCD input did not
go active at the start of a run.
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1502
MCE dropped during run - MCE went active at the start of a
run, but during the run, a loss of MCE was detected.
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1520
The CANBus channel is turned Off.
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1521
CAN Channel 1 did not communicate.
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1522
CAN Channel 2 did not communicate.
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1523
CAN Channel 3 did not communicate.
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1524
Invalid CAN handle.
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1526
CAN Channel 1 did not receive a message for 60 sec.
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1527
CAN Channel 2 did not receive a message for 60 sec.
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1528
CAN Channel 3 did not receive a message for 60 sec.
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1529
The controller has not received CAN data from the drive in
0.4 seconds. The safety string opens, stopping all car
motion.
Software error.
1530
TSR overspeed detected - The monitoring input for the Fast
Valve Solenoid (UFSM) has been seen as active when the
selector/car is in a terminal floor zone and on the TSR tape
magnet. The TSRCPU output is turned off, stopping all car
motion.
• Use the TFR Command to reset.
• Cycle operation to inspection and back to automatic. This
fault indicates a timing issue with hardware on the IOF Card.
Check all connections and verify no added relays to sole-
noid outputs. Slowdown magnet length wrong, valve mis-
adjusted (not enough slowdown), P17 value too low.
Should this continue to happen, replace the IOF Card.
1531
Valve input monitor failed - Valve monitoring inputs UFSM,
USSM, DFSM, or DSSM have been detected in the wrong
state (should always match their output counterparts UFS,
USS, DFS, or DSS). The TSRCPU output is turned off, stop-
ping all car motion.
• Use the TFR Command to reset.
• Cycle operation to inspection and back to automatic. This
fault indicates a timing issue with hardware on the IOF Card.
Check all connections and verify no added relays to sole-
noid outputs. Slowdown magnet length wrong, valve mis-
adjusted (not enough slowdown), P17 value too low.
Should this continue to happen, replace the IOF Card.
1532
TSR input monitor failed - The TSRM monitoring input does
not match the TSR output. The safety string is opened, stop-
ping all car motion.
• Use the TFR Command to reset.
• Cycle operation to inspection and back to automatic. This
fault indicates a timing issue with hardware on the IOF Card.
Check all connections and verify no added relays to sole-
noid outputs. Should this continue to happen, replace the
IOF Card.
1533
FPGA detected door open outside of door zone - The safety
string opens, stopping all car motion.
• Use the TFR Command to reset.
• Cycle operation to inspection and back to automatic. This
fault indicates a timing issue with hardware on the IOF Card.
Check all connections and verify no added relays to sole-
noid outputs. Should this continue to happen, replace the
IOF Card.
1534
FPGA detected an active fast valve solenoid (UFS or DFS out-
puts energized) when on hoistway access, inspection, or lev-
eling -The safety string opens, stopping all car motion.
• Use the CLR FLT button to reset.
• Cycle operation to inspection and back to automatic. This
fault indicates a timing issue with hardware on the IOF Card.
Check all connections and verify no added relays to sole-
noid outputs. Should this continue to happen, replace the
IOF Card.
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Possible Causes/Solutions
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Summary of Contents for ICON 32
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