LBII Parametros

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FIELD COMPONENT MANUAL No.: GAA21230FVIIIa
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PRODUCT LB-II
Date: 12-NOV-96
ADMINISTRATION List of Installation Parameters
LB-II
Installation Parameters
Authorization Date D1:

Running on PCB: GAA21230F
Software Version: GAA30163AAC
Document Revision :
Date Author Comment

5.NOV.1996 T.Lindemann
12.NOV.97 T.Lindemann
10.Mar.99 T.Lindemann Address 43 - 46 new
Copyright 1996, OTIS GmbH Berlin. No part of this document may be copied or reproduced
in any form or by any means without the prior written consent of OTIS GmbH.
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PRODUCT LB-II
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Software - Version 1.x
Important Changes of Parameters between LB-II and MS-300
Address Descripiton
9 Hydraulic Type and Stopdelay
F Drive Selection
11 Additional EPO Funktion
40 ASN / J Phase Relay
41 Brake Curent Device
42 Motor Protection Device
43 DOH, ARBL,
44 ATT, REV
45 Position Reference System
46 ERO Function
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PRODUCT LB-II
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Explanation:
Display at the 7 - segment Display
on the board
C-NT
Shown at the Service Tool in SETUP

In the Service Tool is the display for Data ”A to F” as ”10 to 15”.
flashing Address Function
7-Segment- Time
display Dec. HEX Data (sec) Door times Default
Service Tool
0 0
0 0 1 1 Doortime Car 2
C-NT 2 2
3 3
1 1 4 4 Doortime Hall 4
H-NT 5 5
6 6
7 7 Time for door reversal relay,
2 2 8 8 0...3s in steps of 200ms 0
REV-T 9 9
A 10
B 11
3 3 C 12 Car -call has preference 0
CCP-T D 13 up to 15 sec.
E 14
F 15
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flashing Address ARD-Automatic Car Return Device

7-Segment- DOP-Door Open Protection
display Dec. HEX Data CK-Reduce doortime with new car call Default
Service Tool
0 X (ARD, DOP, CK )
1 ARD after 10 seconds
2 DOP = 10 seconds
3 ARD after 10 seconds, DOP = 10 seconds
4 ARD after 3 minutes
5 ARD after 15 minutes
6 ARD after 3 minutes, DOP = 10 seconds
4 4 7 ARD after 15 minutes, DOP = 10 seconds
ARD... 8 CK
9 CK and ARD after 10 seconds
A CK and DOP = 10 seconds
B CK and ARD after 10 sec.,DOP = 10 sec.
C CK and ARD after 3 minutes
D CK and ARD after 15 minutes
E CK and ARD after 3 minutes, DOP = 10 sec
F CK and ARD after 15 minutes,DOP= 10 sec
7-Segment- En-
display trance
Service Tool Dec. HEX Data Position Indications Default
5 5 1-F 2 - 16 Top Position
TOP
6 6 Position of Lobby
LOBBY
0-F 1 - 16
7 7 Bottom Position
BOT
8 8 CTL or PKS - Floor (see also HEX 14)

CTL-P
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7-Segment- Hydr. Types and Stopdelays

display Dec. HEX Data Motorized / Solenoid Default
Service Tool
Hydraulic with motorized valve
9 9 0-7 Delay time for car stop in steps of
HYDR 80msec. From 0 to 560 msec.
7-Segment- Hydr. Types and Stopdelays

display Dec. HEX Data Motorized / Solenoid Default
Service Tool
Hydraulic with solenoid valve
9 9 8-F Delay time for car stop in steps of
HYDR 80msec. From 0 to 560 msec.
7-Segment- En-
display Dec. HEX Data trance Position Indications Default
Service Tool
10 A Parking Position (see also HEX 4)

PPP
11 B 0-F 1 - 16 EPO Landing (see also HEX 11)

EPO-P
12 C EFS Landing (see also HEX 12)

EFO-P
Short Rise Position
13 D (slowly start from position)
SR-P
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7- Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data DCL or FCL Default
Service Tool
0 FCL
1 DCL ( one button at lobby in up direction )
14 E 2 DCL ( one button at lobby in down

F/DCL direction )
3 DCL ( two button at lobby /

FCL - function )
5 SAPB with Lift Comming Light
D SAPB with In Use Light

7- Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data All drive selection Default
Service Tool
0 One - speed AC stop on DZ
1 Two - speed AC and / or GAMMA L
2 GAMMA S ( XRLEV , XADO )
3 One - Speed AC stop on IPU, IPD
15 F 4 Two - speed AC without RLEV, G&T overlap-

ping during 2A time
DRIVE 5 Two - speed AC with RLEV by relay logic
6 GAMMA S with modul RLEV and XADO
E GAMMA S with modul RLEV and ADO
F Hydraulic
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7- Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data Simplex / Duplex, Frequency (Power) Default
Service Tool
0 Simplex, 50 Hz
1 Simplex, 60 Hz
16 10 8 Duplex, 50 Hz, Car A

GROUP
9 Duplex, 60 Hz, Car A
A Duplex, 50 Hz, Car B
B Duplex, 60 Hz, Car B

7- Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data Emergency Power Operation Default
Service Tool
0 XEPO
1 EPO - A ( Rescue to EPO - Landing )
17 11 2 EPO - B ( Rescue to next landing )

EPO
5 EPO - C ( Rescue to EPO -

Landing, Car takes full operation )
A EPO - D ( Rescue to next

landing, Car takes full operation )
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7- Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data Emergency Fireman Service Default
Service Tool
0 XEFO, XEFS
1 EFO DOB disabled
2 EFS1 without ISS DOB disabled

Automatic
3 EFS 1 without ISS DOB disabled

open door only with DOB Automatic
18 12 4 EFS2 and with ISS DOB disabled

EFO Manual
5 EFS 2 and with ISS DOB disabeld

open door only with DOB Manual
9 EFO DOB enabled
A EFS1 without ISS DOB enabled

Automatic
C EFS2 with ISS DOB enabled

Manual
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PRODUCT LB-II
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Function Emergency Stop / DRR / SC / DPPL
DRR - Direction of recovery run

SC - Stock Controller
flashing Address ESS - Emergency Stop Switch or partition door
7-Segment- ESB - Reset only by new car call or partition door
display Dec. HEX Data DPPL - Disable Penalty for Parking at Lobby Default
Service Tool
0 ESS
1 ESB
2 ESS and DPPL
3 ESB and DPPL
4 DRR = Down and ESS and SC
5 ESB and SC
6 ESS and DPPL and SC
19 13 7 ESB and DPPL and SC
ES.. 8 ESS
9 ESB
A ESS and DPPL
B DRR = UP and ESB and DPPL
C ESS and SC
D ESB and SC
E ESS and DPPL and SC
F ESB and DPPL and SC

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Funtion
flashing Address
7-Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data PKS / CTL / DCB / LWO Default
Service Tool
0 X ( PKS, CTL, DCB, LWO )
1 PKS
2 CTL
4 DCB
5 PKS and DCB
20 14 6 CTL and DCB
PKS.. 8 LWO
9 LWO and PKS
A LWO and CTL
C LWO and DCB
D LWO and PKS and DCB
E LWO and CTL and DCB

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Function
CHCS on ISS - Input
flashing Address Multilight board / PMO / FLSH
7-Segment- PMO - Lightray device with monitor
display Dec. HEX Data FLSH - Flashing IL / TTL during running Default
Service Tool
0 X ( FLSH, PMO, MLB, CHCS (ISS))
1 MLB
2 FLSH
3 MLB and FLSH
4 PMO
5 PMO and MLB
6 PMO and FLSH
21 15 7 PMO and MLB and FLSH
MLB 8 CHCS ( ISS )
9 MLB
A FLSH
B FLSH and MLB
C CHCS ( ISS) and PMO
D PMO and MLB
E PMO and FLSH
F PMO and FLSH and

MLB
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7-Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data Type of door Default
Service Tool
0 ACG / DCP=10sec / X (ADO
1 FLH / DCP=10sec / X (ADO)
2 TLD/CLD / DCP=10sec / ADO
4 ACG ( Automatical car door and 10s pro-
tection time for door closing DCP
5 FLH (Swing doors) and 10s protection time
for DC - relais (cam magnet)
22 16 6 TLD / CLD and DCP without nudging,
limited door reversal and door detector
DOOR 8 ACG / NO DCP / X (ADO)
A TLD/CLD / NO DCP / EDPWITH LDR /
NUDGING / X (ADO)
C ACG ( Automatical car door ) without pro-
tection time for door closing
E TLD / CLD and EDP with LDR and nudging
without DCP

7-Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data Short Rise Default
Service Tool
0 X Short Rise
23 17 1 Type ”A” ( Two speed with delayed 2A )
EN-SR 2 Type ”B” ( Two speed without delay 2A )
4 GAMMA S, 2ND IP
8 GAMMA S, 1ST IP
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7-Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data LNS or ANS Default
Service Tool
0 XLNS, XANS 0
1 ANS ( anti nuisance mechanically)
2 LNS ( load non stop mechanically)
3 LNS and ANS ( mechanically)
24 18 4 LNS ( electronically)
ANS.. 5 LNS ( electronically) ANS ( mechanically)
8 ANS ( electronically)
A LNS ( mechanically) ANS (electronically)
C LNS and ANS ( electronically)
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7-Segment- Parking enabled or disabled,
display Dec. HEX Data internal position from 0 to 3 Default
Service Tool
0 All position parking enabled ( 0, 1, 2, 3 )
1 Position 0 disabled (not with hydraulic)
2 Position 1 disabled
3 Position 1 and 0 disabled
25 19 7 Position 2, 1 and 0 disabled
PRK00 8 Position 3 disabled
A Position 3 and 1 disabled
B Position 3, 1 and 0 disabled
C Position 3 and 2 disabled
D Potion 3, 2 and 0 disabled
E Position 3, 2 and 1 disabled
F Position 3, 2, 1 and 0 disabled

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Service Tool
26 1A 7 Position 6, 5 and 4 disabled
D Potion 7, 6 and 4 disabled

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27 1B 7 Position 10, 9 and 8 disabled
D Position 11, 10 and 8 disabled

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Service Tool
28 1C 7 Position 14, 13 and 12 disabled
D Position 15, 14 and 12 disabled

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Function
flashing Address
7-Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data For Eng. - Service only Default
Service Tool
0 Normal Operation 0
1 DDO and CHCS,

switched off hall calls, doors closed
29 1D 2 CHCS, switched off hall calls
Test 4 CHCS, switched off hall calls continuous

call at lobby and parking position
5 CHCS, switched off hall calls, continuous call at
lobby and parking position, doors closed
Function
flashing Address
7-Segment- Timer 1A
display Dec. HEX Data Default
Service Tool
Delay for 1A Relay
30 1E 0 - F ( 0... 3 sec) decelaration in steps of 200ms
1A-T
Function
flashing Address
7-Segment- Timer 2A
display Dec. HEX Data Default
Service Tool
Delay for 2A relay
31 1F 0 - F ( 0... 3 sec) decelaration in steps of 200ms
2A-T
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7-Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data Landing Masks, Positionincrements Default
Service Tool
32 20 0 Landing enabled 0
POS00
33 21 1 LE Position +1
POS01
POS02
POS03
POS04
POS05
POS06
POS07
40 28 8 Landing disabled
POS08
41 29 9 LE Position -1
POS09
42 2A A LE Position -2
POS10
43 2B B LE Position -3
POS11
44 2C C LE Position -4
POS12
45 2D D LE Position -5
POS13
46 2E E LE Position -6
POS14
47 2F F LE Position -7
POS15
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The addresses HEX 20 to 2F are for programming the position indicator when differ from the
internal counting, for example the values 1 to 7 when the display should show a higher num-
ber than the internal counting or 9 to F when the wanted display number is lower than the
internal one.
(see examples for Programming)
Attention! When using a Multi Light Board the calculation has to be done from the
wanted display number to the continuous display is wanted the addresse
HEX 20 to 2F have to be programmed with a 0 value.
see ” MLB, Multi Light Board” and ” Fixing of Indication for lowest Landing when using MLB”.
The value 8 can be choosen only to disable a landing, see description of ” Number of Calls
and Tell Tale Lights”.
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Function
flashing Address
7-Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data Error / Warning Numbers
48 30 0-F Eldest error or warning number
49 31 0-F Eldest - 1 error or warning number
50 32 0-F Eldest - 2 error or warning number
51 33 0-F Latest error number
Possible errors: 0 : Reset

1 : Time out caused by board running flag
2 : Memory access error
3 : Doorzone lost within carmode WRR
4 : Position reference error
5 : Door open protection
6 : Door close protection
7 : Safty chain open during carmode run
8 : Safty chain open during carmode stop
9 : 24V power failure ( pulsing 24VDC on Pin P1.4 missing )
: Transmission error on serial link for duplex
: Parameter range error
: 24V Phase synchronisation error
Possible warning numbers: : Emergency stop accepted
: Special service performed (ISS, EPO, EFO, PKS, CTL )
: Inspection
In order to enter immediately into address 30 switch S3 twice within 2 seconds from position
2 to 1.
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Function
flashing Address
7-Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data Time passed since latest error occured
52 34 0 - F Value X 45 h 30’40,0” ( 163840,0” )
53 35 0 - F Value X 2 h 50’40,0” ( 10240,0” )
54 36 0 - F Value X 10’40,0” ( 640,0” )
55 37 0 - F Value X 40,0” ( 40,0” )
56 38 0 - F Value X 2,5” ( 2,5” )
Function
flashing Address
7-Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data Version Identification
Service Tool
57 39 0 - F Number of version
58 3A 0 - F Number of revision
0 Extension time for DDP during RCMODE =

RUN (EDDP) (Basis 20 added with EDDP
in steps of 10 seconds)
59 3B 1 +10
EDDP 2 +20
3 +30
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Function Changed door functions at parking mode,
internal positions from 0 to 3
flashing Address Type ACG = Parking with closed door
7-Segment- Types CLD/TLD = parking with opened door
display Dec. HEX Data
Service Tool
0 All positions same door functions ( 0, 1, 2, 3)
1 Position 0 changed
3 Position 1 and 0 changed
60 3C 7 Position 2, 1 and 0 changed
PKM00 8 Position 3 changed
A Position 3 and 1 changed
B Position 3,1 and 0 changed
C Position 3 and 2 changed
D Position 3, 2 and 0 changed
E Position 3, 2 and 1 changed
F Position 3, 2, 1 and 0 changed

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Service Tool
61 3D 7 Position 6, 5 and 4 changed
B Position 7,5 and 4 changed

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Service Tool
62 3E 7 Position 10, 9 and 8 changed
B Position 11, 9 and 8 changed

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Service Tool
63 3F 7 Position 14, 13 and 12 changed
B Position 15, 13 and 12 changed

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7-Segment-
Service
Tool
64 40 ASN / J Phase Relay
J
65 41 0 Brake Current Device
BCD 1
66 42 Motor Protection Device
MPD

7-Segment- DOH: Door Open Hold function is variable with
display button or switch via parameter ”DOH ” Bit 0
Service Tool DEC HEX Data ARBL: Automatic Return To Bottom Landing is dis-
able via parameter ”DOH ” Bit 1
DW delay is disable via parameter ”DOH ” Bit 2
CLD time is disable via paramter ”DOH ” Bit 3
0 DOHS, ARBL, DW delay, CLD time
1 DOHB, ARBL, DW delay, CLD time
2 DOHS, XARBL, DW delay, CLD time
3 DOHB, XARBL, DW delay, CLD time
4 DOHS, ARBL, X(DW delay), CLD time
5 DOHB, ARBL, X(DW delay), CLD time
6 DOHS, XARBL, X(DW delay), CLD time
67 43 7 DOHB, XABRL, X(DW delay), CLD time
DOH 8 DOHS, ARBL, DW delay, X(CLD time)
9 DOHB, ARBL. DW delay, X(CLD time)
10 DOHS, XARBL, DW delay, X(CLD time)
11 DOHB, XARBL, DW delay, X(CLD time)
12 DOHS, ARBL, X(DW delay), X(CLD time)
13 DOHB, ARBL, X(DW delay), X(CLD time)
14 DOHS, XARBL, X(DW delay), X(CLD time)
15 DOHB, XARBL, X(DW delay), X(CLD time)
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7-Segment- ATT: Attendent Operation added (Initiated via ISS
input) enabled via parameter ”ATT ” Bit 0
display Dec. HEX Data REV: Output signal inverted via parameter
Service ”ATT ” Bit 1
Tool
0 XATT REV low activ
68 44 1 ATT, REV low activ

ATT
2 XATT, REV high activ
3 ATT, REV high activ

7-Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data Position Reference System
Service
Tool
0 Normal Position Reference
PRS 69 45 1 Low Cost Position Reference

7-Segment-
display Dec. HEX Data ERO
Service
Tool
70 46 0 ERO normal stop with 1LS / 2LS
ERO-T 1 ERO w/o 5LS and 6 LS

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Programming - Examples
1. Programming of the position indicator display ( 7-Segment-Display )
The following situation in the building is assumed :
- Number of stops 8
- Number of basements 1
- Desired position indication -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
- Processor internal numbering 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
- HexaDec. addresses 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27
Stop Position indication Internal numbering HexaDec. Data
6.Floor 6 7 27 9
5.Floor 5 6 26 9
4.Floor 4 5 25 9
3.Floor 3 4 24 9
2.Floor 2 3 23 9
1.Floor 1 2 22 9
Ground floor 0 1 21 9
Basement -1 0 20 9
Now the position indicator is to be programmed by setting the ”LANDING MASKS” (see be-
low) taking the internal numbering as a basis which always starts with zero (”0”).
”LANDING MASKS” ----> Informationen each landing
Exception:
Some duplex installations with different landings

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Programming - Examples ( Cont’d.)
The following notes are the conditions to program the position indicator :
-- Power on
-- TCI or ERO must be switched on
-- The programming switch S3 must be in position 1
-- The number of stops have to be programmed
-- The push button S2 must be pressed repeatly until the hexaDec. address 20
(equivalent Dec. 32)appears on the seven segment display of the logic board.
The segments and flash alternately, see also chapter : programming of parame
ters.
-- Pressing the push button S1 once results in a change of the display from addresses to
data, a non flashing now is shown.
-- Now the switch S2 must be pressed repeatedly again until the required value appears, in
this example a .
-- Pressing the switch S1 once will then terminate the programming sequence of the lowest
position indication.
The hexadecimal. form of the address 20 will appear ( and alternating ).
After this processor internal position is related to the required position indication.
-- Pressing the push button S2 once will display the hexaDec. address 21
( equivalent Dec. 32 ) on the seven segment display of the logic board.
( and flash alternately ) .
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-- When the programming button S1 is pushed once a will appear.
-- The programming button S2 must now be pushed repeatly
-- Pushing the switch S1 will store this number under the address that appears again, now
on the flashing display.
In this example the hexaDec. address 21 is displayed.
A and flashing alternately on the seven segment display.
-- For every stop the required data must be programme likewise.

After the memory contains all the data necessary for the required position display
under the hexaDec. addresses 20 to 27.
--This programming sequence is finally terminated by switch S3 from position 1 to position 2,

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Remark :
In this example the difference between the processor internal numbering and the requiered
position indication was always ” - 1 ” ( see table below ).
Installation Parameter Hexadezimal addresses 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

Memory content ( DATA ) 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
Processor internal 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
position
Required position -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
indication
Difference -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1
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2. Programming of position indicator display with discontinuous landing numbering.
The following situation in the building is assumed:
- Number of stops 9
- Number of aements 2
- Desired position indication -2, -1, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13
- Processor internal numbering 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
- HexaDec. addresses 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28
Installation Parameter Hexadezimal 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

addresses
Memory content A A 9 0 1 2 3 4 5
( DATA )
Processor internal 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
position
Required position -2 -2 1 3 5 7 9 11 13
indication
Difference -2 -2 -1 0 +1 +2 +3 +4 +5
The programming sequence of the data is identical to the first example.
The above table shows that the difference is not always the same for every landing, which
means that every hexaDec. addresss contains a different data.
The exeption is the selected the value 0 is displayed.
As the difference is 0, no data must be programmed and the next hexaDec. address (24) can
be selected right away.
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Programming Of Time Constants

Example for door time- on-call-range
If the default value of 2 seconds door time on car call is to be changed to 4 seconds for
instance, the procedure described below must be carried out:
Conditions are
- A functional test of the installation is positive
- The elevator is switched to TCI or ERO
- The progamming switch S3 is in position 1
The seven segment display of the logic board shows the flashing HEX-address .
- Pressing the push buton S1 once results in a change from the flashing display of the
address to the non flashing display of the memory content, a in this example.
- Pressing the push button S2 twice increments the data to .
- This programming sequence is finally terminated by switching S3 from position 1 to

position 2.
Remark:
The door open time can be programmed from 0 to 15 seconds in steps of 1 second.
See table below.
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Programming Of Time Constants ( Cont’d.)
Table
Required 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
time in
seconds
Data
to be
programmed
Address Doortime on car call
0
1 Doortime on hall call
2 Door Reversal Time REV-T not programming in seconds
3 Preference given on car call
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Programming Of Time Constants ( Cont’d.)
Example for doortime on hall call
The default value for the doortime on hall call is 4 seconds. If this time is to be altered
according to different requirements in the building ( for instance old peoples home) the
procedure described below must be carried out.
Conditions are
- A functional test of the installation is positive
- The elevator is switched to TCI or ERO
- The programming switch S3 is in position 1
The seven segment displayof the logic board shows the flashing HEX-address
- Push button S2 once to change from the address to the hexaDec. address
- Push button S1 once to change from a flashing display of the HEX-address

to the non flashing memory content
- Push button S2 six times to increment the memory content to the value
which will then be displayed.
( correspondends to the Dec. number 10, see table above).
- This programming sequence is finally terminated by switching S3 from position 1 to 2.

OTIS
Part: 4 - AA3
Vintage: 02/1
Operations
Page: 37 / 37
PRODUCT LB-II
Date: 12-NOV-96
Progamming of parameters related on the building

By means of the table below it is possible to relate or alter different functional parame-
ters to certain landings.
Table
Memory
contents
Landings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
HEX-Address Functions
5 Top landing position

6 Mainlanding position
7 Bottom landing position
8 CTL or PKS position
A Parking position
B EPO landing
C EFS landing
D Short landing position
Example:
For an elevator with eight landings the memory content must be programmed at the
HEX-address 5 with the value (see table)
Every possible value of data can be programmed AT EVERY POSSIBLE ADDRESS

WITH THE EXCEPTION OF which cannot be programmed for the top landing and
the which cannot be programmed for the bottom landing.
Note:
A table of the specific parameters for a contract is always part of the

contract wiring diagram!

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Important Changes of Parameters between LB-II and MS-300

9 Hydraulic Type and Stopdelay

11 Additional EPO Funktion

40 ASN / J Phase Relay

41 Brake Curent Device

42 Motor Protection Device

45 Position Reference System

Shown at the Service Tool in SETUP

flashing Address Function

flashing Address ARD-Automatic Car Return Device

flashing Address Function

8 8 CTL or PKS - Floor (see also HEX 14)

flashing Address Function

7-Segment- Hydr. Types and Stopdelays

flashing Address Function

7-Segment- Hydr. Types and Stopdelays

flashing Address Function

10 A Parking Position (see also HEX 4)

11 B 0-F 1 - 16 EPO Landing (see also HEX 11)

12 C EFS Landing (see also HEX 12)

1 DCL ( one button at lobby in up direction )

14 E 2 DCL ( one button at lobby in down

3 DCL ( two button at lobby /

5 SAPB with Lift Comming Light

D SAPB with In Use Light

flashing Address Function

0 One - speed AC stop on DZ

1 Two - speed AC and / or GAMMA L

2 GAMMA S ( XRLEV , XADO )

3 One - Speed AC stop on IPU, IPD

15 F 4 Two - speed AC without RLEV, G&T overlap-

6 GAMMA S with modul RLEV and XADO

E GAMMA S with modul RLEV and ADO

16 10 8 Duplex, 50 Hz, Car A

9 Duplex, 60 Hz, Car A

A Duplex, 50 Hz, Car B

B Duplex, 60 Hz, Car B

flashing Address Function

1 EPO - A ( Rescue to EPO - Landing )

17 11 2 EPO - B ( Rescue to next landing )

5 EPO - C ( Rescue to EPO -

A EPO - D ( Rescue to next

Software - Version 1.x

flashing Address Function

1 EFO DOB disabled

2 EFS1 without ISS DOB disabled

3 EFS 1 without ISS DOB disabled

18 12 4 EFS2 and with ISS DOB disabled

5 EFS 2 and with ISS DOB disabeld

9 EFO DOB enabled

A EFS1 without ISS DOB enabled

C EFS2 with ISS DOB enabled

DRR - Direction of recovery run

2 ESS and DPPL

3 ESB and DPPL

4 DRR = Down and ESS and SC

6 ESS and DPPL and SC

19 13 7 ESB and DPPL and SC

A ESS and DPPL

B DRR = UP and ESB and DPPL