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FIELD COMPONENT MANUAL
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Engineering Center Service Tool Manual
Shanghai GCS ESC Control Software
Date: 01 - Aug 2009
GCS ESC Control Software

Service Tool Manual
Authorization Date D1: 01. Aug 2009

Running on PCB: DAA26800AH
Software Version: D1331411AAA
Document Revision : V0.3
Date Author Page Comment

20.03.2009 F. Wang 1 - 37 Original version
01.08.2009 F. Wang 21 Ydi removed from Display STS-I
<1> <2>
Display SELFTST <2><3> re-
moved.
This work and the information it contains are the property of Otis Elevator Company (Otis). It is delivered to
others on the express condition that it will be used only for, or on behalf of, Otis; that neither it nor the informa-
tion it contains will be reproduced or disclosed, in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of Otis;
and that on demand it and any copies will be promptly returned to Otis.
No.: D1331411AAA_STM
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Table of Contents
1 Introduction .............................................................................................4
2 Flow Chart Of General Menu Structure.................................................5
2.1 Escalator Service Tool Main Display......................................................................6
2.1.1 Normal Operation.............................................................................................6
2.1.2 Errors and Warnings ........................................................................................6
3 Escalator Service Tool Main Menu ........................................................7
3.1 Adjust .....................................................................................................................7
3.1.1 Mode/Drive.......................................................................................................7
3.1.2 Brake Distance.................................................................................................9
3.1.3 Lubrication .....................................................................................................10
3.1.4 Messages.......................................................................................................11
3.2 Statistics...............................................................................................................11
3.2.1 Passengers ....................................................................................................12
3.2.2 Runtime..........................................................................................................12
3.2.3 Error Logging .................................................................................................13
3.2.4 Starts..............................................................................................................13
3.2.5 Time and Date................................................................................................14
3.3 Maintenance ........................................................................................................14
3.3.1 Motorspeed ....................................................................................................14
3.3.2 Handrailspeed ................................................................................................14
3.3.3 Brakedistance ................................................................................................15
3.4 Language .............................................................................................................15
3.5 Password .............................................................................................................16
3.6 Serialnumber........................................................................................................16
3.7 OTIS ....................................................................................................................16
3.8 Escalator Service Tool Error Messages ...............................................................17
3.9 Escalator Service Tool Warnings .........................................................................19
4 Flow Chart Of OTIS Menu Structure....................................................20
4.1 Display STS-S <1> <1> ......................................................................................20
4.2 Display STS-I <1> <2>........................................................................................21
4.3 Display STS-D <1> <3> ......................................................................................22
4.4 Display STS-O <1> <4> ......................................................................................22
4.5 Display RSL-IO <2> <1> .....................................................................................23
4.6 Display LOG <2> <2> .........................................................................................23
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4.7 Display Part <2> <4> ..........................................................................................24

4.8 Display INSTALL <3> <1> .................................................................................25
4.9 Display ASN <3> <2> .........................................................................................25
4.10 Display I/O <3> <4> ............................................................................................26
4.11 DISPLAY / SETUP TIME <4> <1> / <4> <2>......................................................27
5 Service Tool Reference List .................................................................28
5.1 Short Notations States .........................................................................................28
5.1.1 Operational modes.........................................................................................28
5.1.2 Direction.........................................................................................................29
5.1.3 Inputs .............................................................................................................30
6 Event Logging Operational Panel / Service Tool ...............................32
7 Timing Diagram Start/Stop - Logical Errors ....................................36
8 Generated Errors At GCS-ECB ............................................................37
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1 Introduction
The OTIS service tool will be connected to the printed circuit board GCS-ECB at the control-
ler and provides menus for monitoring, adjusting and failure logging.
The menu structure is multilingual and is divided into two parts. The first part is available for
everyone. The second part is enabled by a user password (costumer). In addition a OTIS
password can enable the OTIS submenu, which contains the former OTIS Service Tool
menu. Only enabled parts of the menu are shown.
With a delay of 30 minutes after the last input, the password will be reset and the main dis-
play will be shown.
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2 Flow Chart Of General Menu Structure
Down
Interm(stopped)>
Adjust =1 Maintenance =3 Password =5 OTIS =9

Statistic =2 > Language =4 > Serialnumber=6 >
<3>
<1>
<2>
Mode/Drive =1 Lubrication =3 Motorspeed =1 Brakedist. =3

Brakedistanc=2 > Messages =4 > Handrail =2 >
Passengers =1 ErrorLogging=3 Date/Time =5

Runtime =2 > Starts =4 >
<1>
Mode =1 Parameter =3
Drive =2 >
If a > is shown in the lower right corner of the display, the menu will continue on the next
screen, when GOON will be pressed.
requires Customer password at password = 5
requires OTIS password (incl. Customer menus) at password = 5

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2.1 Escalator Service Tool Main Display
After the Escalator Service Tool is plugged, the main display is shown. The first line holds
different information, depending on the actual state of the system. The second line always
shows the operational mode. GOON will switch to the main menu.
2.1.1 Normal Operation
In normal operation the first line shows the selected direction (No Direction,
Up or Down).
Down
Continuous >
Operational modes:
Warm Up Initialization after power on

Inspection Inspection operation with Inspection Tool
Locked Locked failure, reset via reset button
Not Available Not Available normal failure
Idle Ready for operation
Continuous Continuous operation
Interm.(stopped) Intermittent operation Stopped
Interm.(running) Intermittent operation running
Restart Restart device is active
2.1.2 Errors and Warnings
If the system is in failure mode or maintenance is required, a appropriate message is

scrolled over the first line of the display (see 3.8 Escalator Service Tool Error Messages ).
Error Message..
Not Available >
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3 Escalator Service Tool Main Menu
The main menu is the root of the Escalator Service Tool menu.
Adjust =1
Statistic =2 >
GOON / GOBACK
Maintenance =3
Language =4 >
GOON / GOBACK
Password =5
Serialnumber=6 >
GOON / GOBACK
OTIS =9
3.1 Adjust
This menu holds submenus for adjusting the functionality of the system. In the future this
menu will be expanded with new features (i.e. heatings).
Mode/Drive =1
Brakedistanc=2 >
GOON / GOBACK
Lubrication =3
Messages =4
3.1.1 Mode/Drive
This menu holds submenus for adjusting the operation mode of the escalator.
Mode =1
Drive =2 >
GOON / GOBACK
Parameter =3
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3.1.1.1 Mode
Adjustment of the escalator operation mode by key input. The mode which is currently se-
lected is indicated by an *. Options will only be displayed when they are enabled by the
install parameters.
Continuous =1
*Intermitted=2 >
GOON / GOBACK
2 Way =3
A change of the mode has to be confirmed.
Are You sure ?

Yes=<ENTER>
3.1.1.2 Drive
Adjustment of the drive operation mode by key input. The mode which is currently selected
is indicated by an *. Options will only be displayed when they are enabled by the install pa-
rameters.
Direct =1
*Y/D Start =2 >
GOON / GOBACK
ETA plus =3
A change of the mode has to be confirmed.
Are You sure ?

Yes=<ENTER>
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3.1.1.3 Parameter
Adjustment of operation mode specific parameters. GOON/GOBACK will go through the

parameter list. Parameters will only be displayed when they are enabled by the install pa-
rameters. To modify a value, the new one has to be typed in and confirmed with ENTER.
Star/Delta Delay
5 s <-??? >
Display Unit min. max. Description
Star/Delta Delay s 1 10 Star/Delta start time
INT: LongRuntime s 31 255 Long runtime in direction for intermitted and ETA + mode
Low Speed Time (*30s) 1 240 Time at low speed with VF standby
ETA: max.Persons (#) 1 31 Estimated passengers for switching star to delta in ETA +
mode
ETA: min.Persons (#) 0 30 Estimated passengers for switching delta to star in ETA +
mode
A modification of a parameter has to be confirmed.
Are You sure ?

Yes=<ENTER>
3.1.2 Brake Distance
The last brake distance can be marked either as the optimal (1) or as the maximal (2) dis-
tance. These values will be used in the maintenance menu (3.3.3 Brakedistance) to get in-
formation about the condition of the brake system.
Brakedst XXXXXmm
Opt.=1 Max.=2
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3.1.3 Lubrication
Adjustment of the lubrication parameters. If the lubrication system is disabled by the install
parameters following Message is displayed.
Mech.Lubrication
System!
Otherwise GOON/GOBACK will go through the parameter list. To modify a value, the new
one has to be typed in and confirmed with ENTER.
WorkingTime Pump
6(*10s)<-??? >
WorkingTime Pump (*10s) 1 255 Working time of pump
Pause Time Pump h 0 255 Pause time of the pump
Work Time 2.Valve s 0 255 Working time second valve
Work. Daily Hour h 0 24 0..23 = Daily hour to start lubrication (24 = not clock con-
trolled)
Lubrication Test (0/1) 0 1 Lubrication test on (1) or off (0)

Are You sure ?
Yes=<ENTER>
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3.1.4 Messages
Adjustment of parameters affecting some kind of user interface. GOON/GOBACK will go

through the parameter list. Parameters will only be displayed when they are enabled by the
install parameters. To modify a value, the new one has to be typed in and confirmed with
ENTER.
Buzzer Time
5 s <-??? >
Buzzer Time s 0 255 Buzzer time after emergency stop button (0 = disabled)
ERMS address (#) 0 255 Address of escalator to ERMS-2 (0 = no ERMS-2)
OP/CD Displ.Mode (0/1) 0 1 Display OTIS on OP/CP (1) or not (0)
Are You sure ?

Yes=<ENTER>
3.2 Statistics
This menu holds submenus with statistical information of escalators operation.
Passengers =1
Runtime =2 >
GOON / GOBACK
ErrorLogging=3
Starts =4 >
GOON / GOBACK
Date/Time =3
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3.2.1 Passengers
Display of the passenger counters separated into total, per month, per week and per day.
GOON/GOBACK will go through the list.
Passengers total
XXXXXXXXXX >
GOON / GOBACK
Passengers/Month
XXXXXXXXXX >
GOON / GOBACK
Passengers/Week
XXXXXXXXXX >
GOON / GOBACK
Passengers/Day
XXXXXXXXXX
3.2.2 Runtime
Display of the runtime counter separated into total, and per week. GOON/GOBACK will go
through the list.
Runtime total
XXXXXXXXXX h >
GOON / GOBACK
Runtime/Week
XXXXXXXXXX h
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3.2.3 Error Logging
Display of the chronological error memory. First date and time of the last deletion of the
memory is shown. Afterwards the numbered errors are shown, starting with the newest one.
GOON/GOBACK will go through the list.
Deleted since
TT.MM.JJ hh:mm >
GOON / GOBACK
255:Last Error..
TT.MMM hh:mm:ss>
001:First Error.
TT.MMM hh:mm:ss
GOON / GOBACK
After the oldest error logged, it will be asked whether the memory should be deleted or not.
No More Errors
Delete=<ENTER>
GOON / GOBACK
Delete Error ?
Yes=<ENTER>
3.2.4 Starts
Display of the starts counters separated into total and per week. GOON/GOBACK will go
through the list.
Starts total
XXXXXXXXXX >
GOON / GOBACK
Starts/Week
XXXXXXXXXX
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3.2.5 Time and Date
Display of the system time. With GOON the adjustment mode can be started. To modify a
value, the new one has to be typed in and confirmed with ENTER.
Fri 03-Nov-2000
09:30:45 >
GOON / GOBACK
Setup Time ?
<ENTER>
GOON / GOBACK
Hour (0..23)
09 h <-??? >
Year, month, day, weekday, hour, minute and seconds have to be entered.
3.3 Maintenance
This menu holds submenus with dynamic information about the escalators operation. In the
future this menu can be expanded with new features (i.e. Temperature).
Motorspeed =1
Handrail =2 >
GOON / GOBACK
Brakedist. =3
3.3.1 Motorspeed
Display of the actual number of revolutions of the motor.
Motorspeed
XXXXX rpm
3.3.2 Handrailspeed
Display of the actual handrail frequency.
Handrailspd [Hz]
L: XX.X R: XX.X
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3.3.3 Brakedistance
Display of the last brake distance and its deviation to the maximal and optimal value, which
where adjusted under 3.1.2. GOON/GOBACK will go through the list.
Brake Distance
+XXXXXX mm >
GOON / GOBACK
Diff. to Maximum
-XXXXXX mm >
GOON / GOBACK
Diff. to Optimum
+XXXXXX mm
3.4 Language
Adjustment of the Escalator Service Tool menu language by key input. The language which
is currently selected is indicated by an *. English and German are currently available but
further languages will be supported in the future.
*English =1
Deutsch =2
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3.5 Password
Enabling of the extended Escalator Service Tool by a user password. The input has to be
confirmed with ENTER. If the correct password is detected, the extended menu is shown
until no key is pressed for 30 minutes. (By using the OTIS password the OTIS submenu is
enabled)
Password:
****
3.6 Serialnumber
Display of the software version number as well as its completion date and time.
PR=D1331411AAA
2009-08-31 09:00
3.7 OTIS
Entry to the OTIS Service Tool menu. Pressing the MODULE key two times will switch back
to the Escalator Service Tool menu. Details of the structure and content of this menu can be
found in the chapter 4 Flow Chart Of OTIS Menu Structure .
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3.8 Escalator Service Tool Error Messages
The table below shows all error messages in English. All other languages will be defined in
a separate document.
# Escalator Service Tool Operation Panel

0 B25:Missing step/pallet upper landing (locked) OTIS B25
1 B26:Missing step/pallet lower landing (locked) OTIS B26
2 S5 :Floor plate upper landing OTIS S5
3 S6 :Floor plate lower landing OTIS S6
4 XXX:Fault Finder wiring/setup failure OTISXXXX
5 S32:Second brake line wear contact OTIS S32
6 B2 :Motor thermic device OTIS B2
7 ARS:Light curtain occupied OTIS ARS
8 S34:Brake not lifted OTIS S34
9 S34:Brake not fall in OTIS S34
10 S31:Brake line wear contact OTIS S31
11 ASN:Asymmetric Main Supply OTIS ASN
12 J :Phase Reversal OTIS J
13 NRD:Underspeed in up direction (locked) OTIS NRD
14 E12:UP & DOWN relays at same time OTIS E12
15 E11:No UP & DOWN relays while running OTIS E11
16 E14:KSU or KSD while inspection OTIS E14
17 S53:Emergency Brake Switch OTIS S53
18 K02:Emergency Brake Relay (locked) OTIS K02
19 US :Underspeed in down direction OTIS US
20 S44:Oil lack over period OTIS S44
21 E15:Keyswitch activates wrong direction OTIS E15
22 E16:Electronic power fail OTIS E16
23 E17:Keyswitch activated for more than 10s OTIS E17
24 B9 :Handrail slip right OTIS B9
25 B8 :Handrail slip left OTIS B8
26 E20:Handrail slip right (locked) OTIS E20
27 E21:Handrail slip left (locked) OTIS E21
28 E22:No run OTIS E22
29 TCU:Temperature too low OTIS TCU
30 HLT:Remote halt OTIS HLT
31 E25:Run at standstill OTIS E25
32 FSA:Fuse safety chain OTIS FSA
33 S28:Broken drive chain OTIS S28
34 S27:Overspeed governor OTIS S27
35 K66:Underspeed in up direction (locked) OTIS K66
36 S10:Broken step/pallet upper landing (locked) OTIS S10
37 S4 :Skirtpanel right upper landing OTIS S4
38 S3 :Skirtpanel left upper landing OTIS S3
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39 S94:Chain wheel right OTIS S94
40 S95:Chain wheel left OTIS S95
41 S73:(Q4)Handwheel or Stop upper landing OTIS S73
42 S2 :Combplate right upper landing OTIS S2
43 S1 :Combplate left upper landing OTIS S1
44 S23:Handrailentry right upper landing OTIS S23
45 S24:Handrailentry left upper landing OTIS S24
46 S21:Handrailentry right lower landing OTIS S21
47 S22:Handrailentry left lower landing OTIS S22
48 S17:Combplate right lower landing OTIS S17
49 S16:Combplate left lower landing OTIS S16
50 S14:Broken step chain right OTIS S14
51 S15:Broken step chain left OTIS S15
52 S18:Skirtpanel right lower landing OTIS S18
53 S19:Skirtpanel left lower landing OTIS S19
54 S20:Broken step/pallet lower landing (locked) OTIS S20
55 S45:Broken handrail left OTIS S45
56 S46:Broken handrail right OTIS S46
57 RES:Buggy contact OTIS RES
58 Q3 :Stop switch lower landing OTIS Q3
59 S25:Emergency stop button lower landing OTIS S25
60 S26:Emergency stop button upper landing OTIS S26
61- GR3:Contact in drive group OTIS GR3
63
64 GR3:Contact in drive group (locked) OTIS GR3
65 GR4:Contact in upper landing (locked) OTIS GR4
66- GR4:Contact in upper landing OTIS GR4
72
73 GR2:Handrailentries lower landing OTIS GR2
74 GR5:Contact in lower landing OTIS GR5
75 GR1:Emergency stop button OTIS GR1
76 S1 :HK Combplate left upper landing (locked) OTIS S1
77 S2 :HK Combplate right upper landing (locked) OTIS S2
78 S3 :HK Skirtpanel left upper landing (locked) OTIS S3
79 S4 :HK Skirtpanel right upper landing (locked) OTIS S4
80 S16:HK Combplate left lower landing (locked) OTIS S16
81 S17:HK Combplate right lower landing (locked) OTIS S17
82 S18:HK Skirtpanel right lower landing (locked) OTIS S18
83 S19:HK Skirtpanel left lower landing (locked) OTIS S19
84 S33:Brake not lifted OTIS S33
85 S33:Brake not fall in OTIS S33
86 S10:Broken step/pallet upper landing while INS OTIS S10
87 S20:Broken step/pallet lower landing while INS OTIS S20
88 GR4:Broken step/pallet upper landing while INS OTIS GR4
89 E26:No UP relais with keyswitch OTIS E26
90 E27:No DOWN relais with keyswitch OTIS E27
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91 VFO:VF Converter failure OTIS VFO
93 K39:VF Converter no start relay OTIS K39

94 E30:Restart after power failure OTIS E30
95 K80:Power failure relais OTIS K80
98 S51:Light curtain switch over while running OTIS S51

99 S70:VF Converter switch over while running OTIS S70
100 B17:Flooding detected lower landing OTIS B17
3.9 Escalator Service Tool Warnings
The list below shows all warning messages in English. All other languages will be defined in
a separate document. On OP/CP only MAI.DATA will be displayed.
Check Oil Level!

Check Brake!
Check 2nd Brake!
Start delayed
.
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4 Flow Chart Of OTIS Menu Structure

If the OTIS password at <password=5> is set, the OTIS menu will be displayed by pressing
<9> <1> .
ECSS
Press <1> please
<1>
Otis menu
MONITOR = 1 TEST = 2
SETUP = 3 TIME = 4
<1> <2> <3> <4>
STS-S = 1 STS-I = 2 RSL-IO = 1 LOG = 2 INSTALL = 1 ASN =2 DISPLAY TIME = 1

STS-D = 3 STS-O = 4 PART = 4 I/O = 4 SETUP TIME = 2
<1> <2> <3> <4> <1> <2> <4> <1> <2> <4> <1> <2>
see page see page see page see page

20 21 22 22 23 23 24 25 25 26 27 27
4.1 Display STS-S <1> <1>

Monitor =1
STS-S = 1 (STS = Status; S = State)
STS-S = 1 STS-I = 2 111 222 111 222

<1> <GO ON>
STS-D = 3 STS-O = 4 Rotat: 3333rpm StpDst: 444mm
<GO ON> <GO ON>
111 222
<GO ON>
L: 77.7 R: 88.8
111 = Operational mode or locked (see short notations)
222 = Direction or none (see short notations)
3333 = Actual rotation of motor [rpm]
4444 = Last stopping distance [mm]
77.7 = Handrail speed frequency left side[Hz] (display begins 10s after start of the esc.)
88.8 = Handrail speed frequency right side [Hz] (display begins 10s after start of the esc.)
Explanation of short notations see point 5.1 Short Notations States

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4.2 Display STS-I <1> <2>
Monitor =1
STS-I = 2 (STS = Status; I = Input)
STS-S = 1 STS-I = 2 111 222 111 222

<2> <GO ON>
STS-D = 3 STS-O = 4 NOR nrd res pf hrr hrl pfr tmo
<GO ON> <GO ON>

111 222 111 222
l1 l2 l3 j ksu ksd pdu pdl
<GO ON> <GO ON>
111 222 111 222

fl2 sta esf up dwn run
<GO ON> <GO ON>
111 222 111 222
khl kil khu kiu fu1 fu2 fu3 fu4
<GO N> <GO ON>
111 222
111 222
bhu bhm bhl cph fl1 fl2 fl3 fl4
<GO ON> <GO ON>
111 222
111 222 bls br2 blw bl2
zer bhr bho cpr
<GO ON> <GO ON>
111 222 111 222

stu stl way won eb EBR oil
<GO ON>
<GO ON>
111 222
111 222
fld fl2 uac mac
vfe vfo vfh vfl
<GO ON> <GO ON>
111 222 111 222
tcu hlt cnt int <GO ON>
are arf ard
for the digits:

111 = operational mode or locked
222 = direction or none
Explanation of short notations see chapter 5.1 Short Notations States .

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4.3 Display STS-D <1> <3>
Monitor =1
STS-D = 3 (STS = Status; D = Display)
STS-S = 1 STS-I = 2 OP/CP DISPLAY

<3>
STS-D = 3 STS-O = 4 111
for the digits:

111 = shows the current display of the operation/control panel
4.4 Display STS-O <1> <4>
Monitor =1
STS-O = 4 (STS = Status; O = Output)
STS-S = 1 STS-I = 2 111 222

<4>
STS-D = 3 STS-O = 4 go eok yd
for the digits:

111 = operational mode or locked (see short notations)
222 = direction or none (see short notations)
Short Notations Relay Outputs of printed circuit board GCS-ECB
go GO At standstill At operation
eok EOK Electronic failure Electronic O.K.
yd YD Wye operation Delta operation
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4.5 Display RSL-IO <2> <1>
TEST = 2
RSL-IO = 1
RSL-IO = 1 LOG = 2 ADR = 00 BIT = 1

<1>
PART = 4 IN : 222 OUT : 222
ADR = BIT = 1 with 00 = address of remote station

IN : OUT : example: 12 (entered with number keys)
NOTE: use <GO ON>, <GO BACK> to skip to next address
ADR = 00 BIT = 1 with 1 = bit number of address 00

IN : OUT : NOTE: use <UP>, <DOWN> keys to skip to next bit number
ADR = BIT = with 222 = state of input and output

IN : 222 OUT : 222 off for not active, on for active
NOTE: press <ON>, <OFF> to toggle state of output signal
4.6 Display LOG <2> <2>
TEST = 2
LOG = 2
RSL-IO = 1 LOG = 2 11111 total runs 0000 XXXXXXXX

<2> <GO ON>
SELFTST = 3 PART = 4 44444 minutes on c777 t88888
The failure events are stored in the GCS-ECB with run number of the last occurrence.
for the digits:

11111 = number of runs 0000 = event code
XXXXXXXX = event name c777 = Counter, number of run
44444 = minutes t88888 = Timer
For example:
0100 B26
c 001 t 0001
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4.7 Display Part <2> <4>
TEST = 2
PART = 4
RSL-IO = 1 LOG = 2 PR = 11111111111 PR = 111111111111

<4> <GO ON>
SELFTST = 3 PART = 4 222222222222222 EV = 3333 OD = 4444
for the digits:
PR = Type of PROM (PR for EPROM)

11111111111 = Part number of EPROM
222222222222222 = Date of software
3333 = Checksum of even EPROM
4444 = Checksum of odd EPROM
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4.8 Display INSTALL <3> <1>
SETUP = 3
INSTALL = 1
INSTALL = 1 ASN = 2 SETUP OLD NEW

<1>
I/O = 4 00000000 = 111 222
for the digits:

00000000 = Name of parameter
(use <GO ON>, <GO BACK> to skip to next parameter)
111 = Old value of parameter 222 = New value of parameter
(use <ENTER> to store new value)
4.9 Display ASN <3> <2>
SETUP =3
ASN =2
INSTALL = 1 ASN = 2 ASNV = 111

<2>
I/O = 4 ACTUAL = 222 333
for the digits:

111 = Measured Net Voltage
222 = Value just entered 333 = Actual voltage to enter
(use <ENTER> to store new value)
To watch an exact ASN voltage via GCS-ECB measure the current actual voltage between
two phases and enter the voltage as integer value in field 333. The measured and adjusted
net voltage ASN-V via GCS-ECB now shall show the actual voltage.
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4.10 Display I/O <3> <4>
SETUP = 3
I/O =4
INSTALL = 1 ASN = 2 IO ADR P ADR P

<4>
I/O = 4 > 0000
IO ADR P ADR P indicates that setup session is initiated,

> 0000 other fields are not displayed
IO ADR P ADR P with 1111 = IO number according to IO list follewed by

> 1111 <ENTER> (setup IO is then started),
use <GO ON> or <GO BACK> to skip to next or previous
number,
use <SET> and then 4 to initiate new session
IO ADR P ADR P
1111= 22 3 > 44 5
for the digits:
1111 = IO number (fields are displayed only if setup IO is started)

22 = Current address of remote station
3 > = Current I/O signal of remote station
> indicates that input is required
44 = New value of address
5 = New I/O signal of remote station,
use <ENTER> to store new value,
use <UP> or <DOWN> to skip to next or previous programmed number
(not to addr 00 pin 0)
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4.11 DISPLAY / SETUP TIME <4> <1> / <4> <2>
TIME =4
DISPLAY TIME = 1
SETUP TIME = 2
DISPLAY TIME =1 hh : mm : ss hh = hours

<1>
SETUP TIME =2 111 22-333-4444
mm = minutes
ss = seconds
SETUP HOUR 111 = weekday
<2> OLD= 55 NEW= 66
22 = day
<GO ON>
333 = month
4444 = year
SETUP MINUTE 55 = old value
OLD= 55 NEW= 66 66 = new value
<GO ON>
SETUP SECOND
OLD= 55 NEW= 66
<GO ON>
SETUP DAY
OLD= 55 NEW= 66
<GO ON>
SETUP MONTH
OLD= 55 NEW= 66
<GO ON>
SETUP YEAR
OLD= 55 NEW=66
<GO ON>
SETUP WEEKDAY
OLD= 55 NEW= 66
<GO ON>
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5 Service Tool Reference List
5.1 Short Notations States
5.1.1 Operational modes

INI INItialization after power on
INS Inspection operation with Inspection Tool
LOCK LOCKed failure, reset via DT menu
NAV Not AVailable normal failure
IDL IDLE = Ready for operation
CONT CONTinuous operation
INTSTP INTermittent operation SToPpped
INTRUN INTermittent operation RUNning
RESTRT RESTaRT device is active
Inspection mode INS
If at least one blind plug at the inspection socket is removed, the controller provides the in-
spection features like not monitoring the handrail speed, the missing step device and the
floor plate contacts. Operation of the escalator only possible via inspection tool.
Failure mode LOCK (locked = manual reset type)
The special procedure for manual reset type errors stores the information in the EEPROM.
To release this mode and change to mode NAV, it is required to press the NRD-Rest button
on the GCS-ECB, after checking the mentioned device.
See 6 Event Logging Operational Panel / Service Tool for information of which errors can
lead to this failure mode.
Failure mode NAV (Not available)
The failure display will be refreshed via the key switch up/down while not in the mainte-
nance mode and at inspection only - if the failure is eliminated - via inspection tools buttons
up or down. If a mechanical locked device is activated, the manually reset button at the de-
vice has to be served after checking the device. If all errors are corrected, the software
changes automatically after 3 seconds (needed for checking the p and the relay contacts)
to the mode IDLE. This time additional ensures the complete stop of the machine before
changing to IDLE or MAINT, depending on the status of the blind-plugs.
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Ready for operation mode IDLE (without direction)
If the controller is at IDLE mode, the escalator is ready for starting via the startswitches up
and down, which are key operated type. For correct starting turn the key from RUN to the
direction DOWN or UP, hold it for at least 3 seconds, so that the steps can reach the nomi-
nal speed and let then return the key to the RUN position. The 3 seconds are needed to
override the non reversal device at starting. If the escalator stops while this time, a new start
is possible at complete standstill plus 3 seconds, which is needed for checking the p and
the relay contacts (see mode NAV).
CONT Continuous operation (with direction)
After starting the escalator via the key switches up or down, the escalator stays in perma-
nent operation, stopped only by failure or emergency stop button.
INTSTP Intermittent mode standstill
One direction is selected, but no passenger is detected, so the escalator continues in stand-
ing still.
INTRUN Intermittent mode running
A passenger is detected and the escalator runs in the selected direction, until no further
passenger appears and the long and short run time is completed.
RESTRT Restart operation
The restart device is active and tries to restart the escalator the disered direction..
5.1.2 Direction
none none direction selected

up up direction selected
down down direction selected
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5.1.3 Inputs
All inputs are used simultaneous for event logging. Inactive inputs have small letters.
Active inputs have capital letters and display the occurrence of events or errors.
Input Abbreviation Input description

NOR nor both inspection blind plugs O.K. at least one i.blind plug missing
nrd NRD Non rev. device. low speed Non reversal device speed O.K.
res RES NRD reset button off NRD reset button on
pf PF electronic voltage O.K. Power fail at electronic
hrr HRR Off state sensor handrail right On state sensor handrail right
hrl HRL Off state sensor handrail left On state sensor handrail left
pfr (for contracts only)
tmo TMO Motor temperature O.K. Motor temperature failure
ksu KSU Key switch up run position Key switch up start-position
ksd KSD Key switch down run position Key switch down start-position
pdu PDU Off state sensor step upper land. On state sensor step lower land.
pdl PDL Off state sensor step lower land. On state sensor step lower land.
up UP No direction up selected Direction up selected
dwn DWN No direction down selected Direction down selected
run RUN Standstill At operation
fu1 - fu4 FU1 - FU4 No failure bit upper l. (0000B=0D) Failure bit upper l. set (1111B=15D)
fl1 - fl4 FL1 - FL4 No failure bit lower l. (0000B=0D) Failure bit lower l. set (1111B=15D)
br2 BR2 Machine brake 2 not lifted Machine brake 2 lifted
bls BLS Machine brake 1 not lifted Machine brake 1 lifted
blw BLW Brake line wear 1 O.K. Brake line wear 1 fault
bl2 BL2 Brake line wear 2 O.K. Brake line wear 2 fault
eb EB Main drive shaft brake lifted Main drive shaft brake not lifted
EBR ebr Emer. brake relay on(NAO=ON) Emer. brake relay off (not NAO)
oil OIL Oil reservoir O.K. Oil reservoir too less oil
fld (for contracts only)
ieu IEU Missing step sensor upper l. is off Missing step sensor upper l. is on
iel IEL Missing step sensor lower l. is off Missing step sensor lower l. is on
uac UAC Correct upper floor plate Lifted upper floor plate
mac MAC Correct lower floor plate Lifted lower floor plate
are ARE Restart disabled S51 = off Restart enabled via S51 = on
arf ARF Step band occupied Step band free
ard ARD Step band occupied Step band free for 10 s
tcu TCU Temperature at upper l. ok Temperature at upper l. too low
hlt HLT No remote HALT command Remote HALT command on
cnt CNT No remote CONT command Remote CONT command on
int INT No remote INT command Remote INT command on
vfe VFE VF disabled S70 = off VF enabled via S70 = on
vfo VFO VF converter fault VF converter ok
vfh VFH High speed contactor off High speed contactor on
vfl VFL Low speed contactor off Low speed contactor on
Input Abbreviation Input description

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stu, stl, (for contracts only)

way, won
zer, bhr, (for contracts only)
bho, cpr
bhu, bhm, (for contracts only)
bhl, cph
khl, kil, (for contracts only)
khu, kiu
fl2 FL2 Flood detecting upper landing inac- Flood detecting upper landing active
tive
sta STA Stop automatically input inactive Stop automatically input active
esf ESF Emergency stop fire input inactive Emergency stop fire input active
l1 - l3 L1 - L3 Main line voltage L1-L3 O.K. Main line voltage L1-L3 too low
j J Correct phase sequence L1 L3 Fault phase sequence L1 - L3
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6 Event Logging Operational Panel / Service Tool
# Description Operation Panel Service Tool

Engineering data "0000 Task Timing"
Engineering data "0001 W-Dog Reset"
Engineering data "0002 Illegal Int"
Engineering data "0003 Illegal Cod"
Engineering data "0004 I2C start "
Engineering data "0005 I2C stop "
Engineering data "0006 I2C write "
Engineering data "0007 I2C acknowl"
Engineering data "0008 Recovered "
Engineering data "0009 Battery low"
Engineering data "0010 Logging del"
Engineering data "0013 QueueOverfl"
Engineering data "0014 EEram chcks"
0 L C MSD missing step upper l. "OTIS B25" "0100 MSD IEU B25"
1 L C MSD missing step lower l. "OTIS B26" "0101 MSD IEL B26
2 C FPC floor plate upper l. "OTIS S5 " "0102 FPC UAC S5"
3 C FPC floor plate lower l. "OTIS S6 " "0103 FPC MAC S6"
4 S 30FAULT wiring failure "OTISXXXX" "0104 FfCode unkn"
5 C BLWD2 brake line wear S32 "OTIS S32" "0105 BLWDwearS32"
6 E TMOT motor thermic device "OTIS B2 " "0106 Motortem.B2"
7 C ARS Restart occupied "OTIS ARS" "0107 Occup. ARS"
8 C BRAMO1/2 brake not lifted "OTIS S34" "0108 No lift S34"
9 C BRAMO1/2 brake not fall in "OTIS S34" "0109 No fall S34"
10 C BLWD1 line wear S31 "OTIS S31" "0110 BLWDwearS31"
11 E ASN supply voltage level "OTIS ASN" "0111 Voltage ASN"
12 E J phase reversal "OTIS J " "0112 Phase rev J"
13 L E NRD in up via B1/B1.1(lock) "OTIS NRD" "0113 MotorB1 NRD"
14 E UP & DWN at same time "OTIS E12" "0114 up&dwn E12"
15 E No UP and DWN while running "OTIS E11" "0115 /up&/dwnE11"
16 E KSU or KSD while Inspection "OTIS E14" "0116 KS_ INS E14"
17 C EB1-3 Emer. Brake Switch "OTIS S53" "0117 Emer.Br.S53"
18 L C EB1,2 Emer.Brake Relay(lock)"OTIS K02" "0118 Emer.Re.K02"
19 E Underspeed in down via ECB "OTIS US " "0119 NRD down US"
20 C Oil lack over period "OTIS S44" "0120 Oillack S44"
21 E KSU/D safety <> electronic "OTIS E15" "0121 KS_Wire E15"
22 E Electronic power fail "OTIS E16" "0122 Pfail E16"
23 E KSU or KSD > 10 s activ "OTIS E17" "0123 KS_>10s E17"
24 E HRS Handrail slip right "OTIS B9 " "0124 HRSright B9"
25 E HRS Handrail slip left "OTIS B8 " "0125 HRS left B8"
26 L E HRS right locked "OTIS E20" "0126 HRSlock E20"
27 L E HRS left locked "OTIS E21" "0127 HRSlock E21"
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28 E No run 2 s after starting "OTIS E22" "0128 No RUN E22"
29 C TCU temperature too low "OTIS TCU" "0129 B3.1 TCU"
30 C HLT remote halt "OTIS HLT" "0130 Remote HLT"
31 E KSU/D at no UP/DWN, but RUN "OTIS E25" "0131 RUN on E25"
32 S Fuse safety chain on ECB "OTIS FSA" "0132 Sa.fuse FSA"
33 S BDC Broken drive chain "OTIS S28" "0133 BDC S28"
34 S OS Overspeed governor "OTIS S27" "0134 OS S27"
35 L S NRD in up via RSFF (lock) "OTIS K66" "0135 NRD up K66"
36 L S Broken step upper l.(lock) "OTIS S10" "0136 Lock up S10"
37 S HSS skirtpanel right up. l. "OTIS S4 " "0137 HSS ul&r S4"
38 S HSS skirtpanel left up. l. "OTIS S3 " "0138 HSS ul&l S3"
39 S CRMS chain wheel right "OTIS S94" "0139 CRMS ri S94"
40 S CRMS Chain wheel left "OTIS S95" "0140 CRMS le S95"
41 S Stop u.l. Q4 /Handwheel S73 "OTIS S73" "0141 Handwh. S73"
42 S Combplate right upper l. "OTIS S2" "0142 CMB up&l S2"
43 S Combplate left upper l. "OTIS S1" "0143 CMB up&r S1"
44 S Handrailentry right upper l."OTIS S23" "0144 HRE u&l S23"
45 S Handrailentry left upper l. "OTIS S24" "0145 HRE u&r S24"
46 S Handrailentry right lower l."OTIS S21" "0146 HRE l&r S21"
47 S Handrailentry left lower l. "OTIS S22" "0147 HRE l&l S22"
48 S Combplate right lower l. "OTIS S17" "0148 CMB l&r S17"
49 S Combplate left lower l. "OTIS S16" "0149 CMB l&l S16"
50 S Broken step chain right "OTIS S14" "0150 BC rightS14"
51 S Broken step chain left "OTIS S15" "0151 BC left S15"
52 S HSS skirtpanel right low. l."OTIS S18" "0152 HSS l&r S18"
53 S HSS skirtpanel left lower l."OTIS S19" "0153 HSS l&l S19"
54 L S Broken step lower l.(lock) "OTIS S20" "0154 Lock lo S20"
55 S HBC broken hr left (RSFF) "OTIS S45" "0155 HR br.l S45"
56 S HBC broken hr right (RSFF) "OTIS S46" "0156 HR br.r S46"
57 S Reserve contact lower l. "OTIS RES" "0157 Safety RES"
58 S stop switch lower landing "OTIS Q3 " "0158 Stop low Q3"
59 S Emergency stop button l.l. "OTIS S25" "0159 ESB low S25"
60 S Emergency stop button u.l. "OTIS S26" "0160 ESB up S26"
61 S Fuse safety chain "OTIS GR3" "0161 Drv FSA GR3"
62 S Broken drive chain "OTIS GR3" "0162 Drv S28 GR3"
63 S Overspeed governor "OTIS GR3" "0163 Drv S27 GR3"
64 L S NRD via RSFF (lock) "OTIS GR3" "0164 Drv K66 GR3"
65 L S Broken step upper l. (lock) "OTIS GR4" "0165 Upp S10 GR4"
66 S HSS Skirtpanel right u. l. "OTIS GR4" "0166 Upp S4 GR4"
67 S HSS Skirtpanel left upper l."OTIS GR4" "0167 Upp S3 GR4"
68 S CRMS Chain wheel right "OTIS GR4" "0168 Upp S94 GR4"
69 S CRMS Chain wheel left "OTIS GR4" "0169 Upp S95 GR4"
70 S Stop ul.Q4/Handwheel S73 "OTIS GR4" "0170 Upp S73 GR4"
71 S Combplate right upper l. "OTIS GR4" "0171 Upp S2 GR4"
72 S Combplate left upper. l. "OTIS GR4" "0172 Upp S1 GR4"
73 S Handrailentries lower l. "OTIS GR2" "0173 S21-24 GR2"
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74 S Contacts at lower landing "OTIS GR5" "0174 Lower GR5"
S17, S16, S14, S15, S18,
S19,S20, S45, S46, RES, Q3
75 S Emergencystop buttons u.&l. "OTIS GR1" "0175 S25,S26 GR1"
76 L S HK-Code Comb. left upper l. "OTIS S1 " "0176 CMB lock S1"
77 L S HK-Code Comb. right upper l."OTIS S2 " "0177 CMB lock S2"
78 L S HK-Code Skirt left upper l. "OTIS S3 " "0178 HSS lock S3"
79 L S HK-Code Skirt right upper l."OTIS S4 " "0179 HSS lock S4"
80 L S HK-Code Comb. left lower l. "OTIS S16" "0180 CMBlock S16"
81 L S HK-Code Comb. right lower l "OTIS S17" "0181 CMBlock S17"
82 L S HK-Code Skirt right lower l."OTIS S18" "0182 HSSlock S18"
83 L S HK-Code Skirt left lower l. "OTIS S19" "0183 HSSlock S19"
84 C BRAMO2 brake not lifted "OTIS S33" "0184 No lift S33"
85 C BRAMO2 brake not fall in "OTIS S33" "0185 No fall S33"
86 S INS&30FAULT Brokenstep u.l. "OTIS S10" "0186 INS 30F S10"
87 S INS&30FAULT Broken step l.l."OTIS S20" "0187 INS 30F S20"
88 S INS&6GROUP Broken step u.l. "OTIS GR4" "0188 INS S10 GR4"
89 E No UP after 3 s KSU at IDLE "OTIS E26" "0189 No up E26"
90 E No DWN after 3s KSD at IDLE "OTIS E27" "0190 No dwn E27"
91 C VF Converter failure "OTIS VFO" "0191 VF Fail VFO"
93 C VF Converter no start relay "OTIS K39" "0193 VFrelay K39"

94 C Restart after power failure "OTIS E30" "0194 Restart E30"
95 E Power Fail Relay error "OTIS K80" "0194 PFR err K80"
98 C S51 turned of at RUN "OTIS S51" "0198 at RUN S51"

99 C S70 turned of at RUN "OTIS S70" "0199 at RUN S70"
100 C B17 Flooding "OTIS B17" "0200 Flood B17"
""
Engineering data "0400 RSL parity "
Engineering data "0401 RSL sync "
Engineering data "0405 FB chks err"
Engineering data "0406 FB no etx "
Engineering data "0407 FB data err"
Engineering data "0408 FB command?"
Engineering data "0409 FB frame "
Engineering data "0410 FB overrun "
Engineering data "0411 FB parity "
Engineering data "0505 EMS chk err"
Engineering data "0506 EMS no etx "
Engineering data "0507 EMS timeout"
Engineering data "0509 EMS frame "
Engineering data "0510 EMS overrun"
Engineering data "0511 EMS parity "
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L = Locked, manual reset type, to release, press NRD-reset button on PCB GCS-ECB
S = Safety contact, monitored by PCB RSFF

C = Non safety contact, monitored by PCB RS4R
E = Safety and function failure, monitored by PCB GCS-ECB
Additional Information to the reported logical errors E

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7 Timing Diagram Start/Stop - Logical Errors
Set direction via keyswitch or reset display

! no start signal while inspection or RESTART!
KSU_2
Electronic E29
E15 E25 E17
E14
Time
max. 10s
Set direction via keyswitch
KSU_1 or inspection tool
Safety
Time
Set direction relay, if safety chain closed, Failure opens
contactors, safety relays and electronic ok Safety circuit
UP relay
on ECB E26
E11
E12
E27
Time
max. 2s Set direction contactors,
if escalator shall start
GO relay
on ECB
Time
max. 0.1s at Direction
Ins & Cont contactors are set
RUN
from L,M
Gap at star
E22 to delta
Time
max. 2s Motor starts to
move
Motor
Speed
Time
Underspeed
limit exceed
NRD relays
NRD
on ECB
US
Time
max. 3s
S34
BRAMO
S33
(Option)
S34 S33
max.
1.6s
Time
max. 4s
Figure: Timing at escalator start and stopping

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8 Generated Errors At GCS-ECB
The following logical errors will be generated by PCB GCS-ECB:

# Indication Information Possible causes
E11 No UP or DWN Both relays UP and DWN on PCB Wiring failure: safety chain opened
relay while run- GCS-ECB are dropped after start- between RSFF and GCS-ECB
ning ing, although the actual mode was KSU/D_1
CONT or INTRUN.
IO# for RSFF not adjusted.
E12 UP & DWN relay Both relays UP and DWN on PCB Wiring failure at GCS-ECB KSU/D_1
at same time GCS-ECB were shortly activated. Handling failure: at CP both bottoms
E14 KSU or KSD KSU_2 or KSD_2 was activated while Handling failure, do not activate key
activated while at least one blind plug is out switch while inspection, OP and CP
inspection automatically refreshed:
E15 KSU/D fault Safety KSU/D_1 does not correspond Wiring failure at key switch or inspec-
to information KSU/D_2. tion box
E16 Electronic Power Electronic fail at VCON, VRS or PCB failure or bad power quality
fail pf 5VDC on PCB GCS-ECB
E17 KSU/D for 10 KSU_2 or KSD_2 was active con- Wiring failure: KSU/D_2 bridged
seconds active stantly for over 10 s. Avoids restarting
at blocked key switch. Handling failure: key switch too long
active
E22 No run signal No feedback of NO-contacts at K3 or Wiring failure: Supply for the contac-
within 2s after K4 or K15 after trying to start. tors K1 - K4 or K15
start
E25 KSU or KSD Contactor K1 K4 or K15 already Wiring failure: Feed back of contactor
activated, while active, at trying to start K3 or K4 or K15.
no UP and DWN,
but RUN K1 or K2 still active
E26 No UP-relay after Although safety chain (RSFF), elec- Wiring failure: Safety chain Contactor
3s KSU at Idle tronic (GCS-ECB) and contacts K1, K3, K4 or K15 or relay UP, DWN
(RS4Rs) are ok, safety relay UP on or READY on PCB GCS-ECB still
PCB GCS-ECB can not be activated active
via key switch KSU_1
E27 No DWN-relay Although safety chain (RSFF), elec- Wiring failure: Safety chain
after 3s KSD at tronic (GCS-ECB) and contacts
Idle (RS4Rs) are ok, safety relay DWN Contactor K1, K3, K4 or K15 or relay
on PCB GCS-ECB can not be acti- UP, DWN or READY on PCB GCS-
vated via key switch KSD_1 ECB still active
Table: logical failures and their possible root causes

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GCS ESC Control Software

Authorization Date D1: 01. Aug 2009

Document Revision : V0.3

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4.7 Display Part <2> <4> ..........................................................................................24

2 Flow Chart Of General Menu Structure

Adjust =1 Maintenance =3 Password =5 OTIS =9

Mode/Drive =1 Lubrication =3 Motorspeed =1 Brakedist. =3

Passengers =1 ErrorLogging=3 Date/Time =5

requires Customer password at password = 5

requires OTIS password (incl. Customer menus) at password = 5

2.1 Escalator Service Tool Main Display

2.1.1 Normal Operation

Warm Up Initialization after power on

2.1.2 Errors and Warnings

If the system is in failure mode or maintenance is required, a appropriate message is

3 Escalator Service Tool Main Menu

A change of the mode has to be confirmed.

Are You sure ?

A change of the mode has to be confirmed.

Are You sure ?

Adjustment of operation mode specific parameters. GOON/GOBACK will go through the

Display Unit min. max. Description

Star/Delta Delay s 1 10 Star/Delta start time

A modification of a parameter has to be confirmed.

Are You sure ?

3.1.2 Brake Distance

Display Unit min. max. Description

WorkingTime Pump (*10s) 1 255 Working time of pump

Pause Time Pump h 0 255 Pause time of the pump

Work Time 2.Valve s 0 255 Working time second valve

Lubrication Test (0/1) 0 1 Lubrication test on (1) or off (0)

A modification of a parameter has to be confirmed.

Adjustment of parameters affecting some kind of user interface. GOON/GOBACK will go

Display Unit min. max. Description

ERMS address (#) 0 255 Address of escalator to ERMS-2 (0 = no ERMS-2)

OP/CD Displ.Mode (0/1) 0 1 Display OTIS on OP/CP (1) or not (0)

A modification of a parameter has to be confirmed.

Are You sure ?

This menu holds submenus with statistical information of escalators operation.

3.2.3 Error Logging

3.2.5 Time and Date

Display of the actual number of revolutions of the motor.

Display of the actual handrail frequency.

3.8 Escalator Service Tool Error Messages

# Escalator Service Tool Operation Panel

# Escalator Service Tool Operation Panel

# Escalator Service Tool Operation Panel

93 K39:VF Converter no start relay OTIS K39

98 S51:Light curtain switch over while running OTIS S51

3.9 Escalator Service Tool Warnings

Check Oil Level!

4 Flow Chart Of OTIS Menu Structure

<1> <2> <3> <4>

STS-S = 1 STS-I = 2 RSL-IO = 1 LOG = 2 INSTALL = 1 ASN =2 DISPLAY TIME = 1

see page see page see page see page

4.1 Display STS-S <1> <1>

STS-S = 1 STS-I = 2 111 222 111 222

<GO ON> <GO ON>

Explanation of short notations see point 5.1 Short Notations States

4.2 Display STS-I <1> <2>

STS-S = 1 STS-I = 2 111 222 111 222