Schindler Escalator and Moving Walk: MICONIC F 5 Controller Guide Q 409933 - 03 Edition 12-2013

Schindler Escalator and Moving Walk
MICONIC F 5 Controller Guide

Q 409933_03
Edition 12-2013
Lead Document
Prepared 16.12.13 naidura Classification
Office Owner
Reviewed 17.12.13 eckertmi INVENTIO AG
Norms chkd 18.12.13 plattle SC7 11xxx CH-6052
Released 20.12.13 ludwigj2 Hergiswil
Modification 01 02 03
KA No. 107406 107508
KA Date 26.09.08 27.08.10 20.12.13
Copyright © 2013 INVENTIO AG

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Table of Contents
1 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
1.1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
1.2 Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.2.1 Safety Warnings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.2.2 Safety Guidelines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
1.2.3 Safety Gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.3 Abbreviation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
1.4 MICONIC Replacement Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
2 MICONIC F 5S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
2.1 Hardware PEM50.Q and PEM51.Q. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
2.1.1 Display and Button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
2.1.2 DIL Switches. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
2.1.3 Jumper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
2.1.4 Control Cabinet Sticker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
2.2 Operating Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
2.3 Error Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
2.4 Technical Tests with V51XX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
2.4.1 [t1] - Step/Pallet Absence PT . . . . . . . . . . . 39
2.4.2 [t2] - Step/Pallet Absence PB . . . . . . . . . . . 40
2.4.3 [t3] - Motor Speed Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
2.4.4 [t4] - Step/Pallet Band Speed PT . . . . . . . . 41
2.4.5 [t5] - Step/Pallet Band Speed PB . . . . . . . . 41
2.5 Technical Tests with V53XX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
2.5.2 [t4] - Step/Pallet Band Speed PT . . . . . . . . 42
2.5.3 [t5] - Step/Pallet Band Speed PB . . . . . . . . 43
2.6 Braking Distance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
2.7 Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
2.8 EoS Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
2.8.1 Activation, Deactivation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
2.9 Initiating the Learning Run . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
2.10 Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
3 MICONIC F 5E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
3.1 Hardware PEM52.Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
3.1.1 Display and Button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
3.1.2 DIL Switches. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
3.1.3 Jumper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
3.1.4 Semi5-Card Reader . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
3.1.5 Control Cabinet Sticker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
3.2 Operating Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
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3.3 Warning Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
3.4 Error Messages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
3.5 Main Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
3.5.1 [U__C] - Error History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
3.5.2 [U__A] - Display of Operating Data . . . . . . 91
3.5.3 [U__t] - Technical Tests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
3.5.4 [U__P] - Parameters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
3.5.5 [U__r] - Set RTC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
3.5.6 [U__d] - Data Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126
3.6 EoS Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
3.6.1 Activation, Deactivation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
3.6.2 Maintenance Operating Panel . . . . . . . . . . 132
3.7 Commissioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
3.7.1 Main Line Connection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
3.7.2 Checks before Initial Start-Up. . . . . . . . . . . 134
3.7.3 Initiating the Learning Run . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135
3.7.4 Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136
4 Retrofit Instructions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137
4.1 MICONIC F 3 with PEM52.Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138
4.2 MICONIC F 4 with PEM52.Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
5 Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
5.1 Semi5-Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
5.1.1 Activation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
5.1.2 Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145
5.2 FCOM5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
5.2.1 Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
5.2.2 Menu Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
5.2.3 Data Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
6 Starter SMC-3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
6.1 Functional Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
6.2 Error Messages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
6.3 Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
7 Vacon NXS and NXL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
7.2 Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154
7.3 Troubleshooting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
7.4 Error Messages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
7.5 Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
8 Esca-Scan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173
8.2 Function Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
8.3 Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 176
9 Balustrade lighting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 177
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10 Lobby Vision. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178
10.1 Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178
10.2 Parameter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179
10.3 RMS Box DIL Switches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179
10.4 RMS Box Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180
10.5 Troubleshooting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182
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1 General Information
1.1 Introduction
The purpose of this reference guide is to provide the Schindler
employee (who has attended a training before) with an appropriate
tool to make configuration and diagnostic work easier.
This reference guide does not claim to include all possibilities. The
Schindler employee has to read, understand and follow the instruction
in this reference guide in any case.
This reference guide Schindler MICONIC F 5S and F 5E

– gives an overview of the most important technical features.
– contains information on troubleshooting.
– is intended to make the correction of failures more easy.
All given information are based on the following software version:

– V5113, V5301 MICONIC F 5S
– V5225, V5401 MICONIC F 5E
– B5009 Bootloader
– F1016 FCOM5
– 1V168 Vacon NXS
– 5V257 Vacon NXL
– 8783004 pDRIVE MX plus.
Do not disclose this reference guide to third parties. Return the
reference guide to the line manager when requested.
For any questions and suggestions please contact your local branch
office or national master trainer.
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1.2 Safety
1.2.1 Safety Warnings 1
The following types of safety warnings are used in the present
manual.
DANGER
Danger
The safety warning with the signal word “Danger” is used to indicate a
hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or
serious injury.
WARNING
Warning
The safety warning with the signal word “Warning” is used to indicate
a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.
NOTICE
Notice
The safety warning with the signal word “Notice” is used to address
practices that could lead to property damage but not to injury.
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1.2.2 Safety Guidelines
DANGER
Work inside Step/Pallet Band
Do not perform any work inside the step/pallet band before switching
off and padlock the main switch JHA.
This will prevent starting the unit by mistake.
DANGER
Emergency Stop Button JHRE
As a matter of principle, always press the emergency stop button
JHRE at the location where work takes place.
DANGER
Unauthorized Access
Secure the unit against accidental or unauthorized access.
Set up warning signs and barriers to alert passengers to the fact that
the unit is not in use.
DANGER
Bypassing Contacts
As a matter of principle, it is strictly prohibited to bypass any contacts.
This will prevent the unit for unsafe condition.
DANGER
High Voltage
Contact to high voltage will lead to death.
Switch off the circuit breaker in the building and secure it against
accidental or unauthorized access.
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DANGER
No Passengers on the Unit During a Technical Test 1
Passenger on the unit while running a technical test will result in death
or serious injury.
Do not allow any passengers on the unit while running a technical
test.
WARNING
It is absolutely necessary to Perform the Learning Run before
the First Run with the Key Switch
If the learning run is not performed correctly, malfunctions and
incorrect error diagnoses could occur later on.
Do not interrupt the learning run at any time by turning off the unit or
resetting any PCBs.
NOTICE
Electrostatic Sensitive Device
Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are equipped with electrostatic sensitive
semiconductors. Thus beware of electrostatic discharge and direct
contact with the semiconductors.
– Ground yourself by touching the control cabinet for electrostatic
discharge.
– Do not directly touch the PCB components.
– Always use the original antistatic packing when transporting the
PCBs.
Only appropriate tools, devices and materials may be used.

The specifications on the safety data sheet for lubricants
(oils, greases, etc.) must be met.
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All types
The following five safety rules must be observed:
1 Before starting maintenance work, put up barriers to protect

passers-by and "Out of Order" signs (if hinged floor covers are
used, they must be properly opened and locked).
2 As soon as a floor cover has to be removed (or folded up) and
before entering the pit, connect the maintenance operating panel.
3 Perform all trial runs with the maintenance operating panel.
4 When carrying out maintenance work inside the step/pallet band,
turn off and padlock the main switch in the machine room.
5 Never turn on escalators or moving walks under load.
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1.2.3 Safety Gear
All persons involved must know and follow all company and local 1
safety regulations. In addition to protective clothing, wear the shown
safety gear.
Hard hat or bump cap Safety goggles

Hearing protection
Safety shoes Protective gloves
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1.3 Abbreviation
Abbreviation Explanation
_ Blank space
 Wildcard character
[] or [] Display MICONIC F 5S or F 5E
[]/[] Alternating display
ALCDG Graphic plain text display
BMS Building management system
Bus Communication system
EoS Engineer on Site
nEoS Engineer on Site not active
MIC MICONIC
FCOM Maintenance software
Flash Program, parameter and error memory
GFU Frequency converter
IO Inspection operation
Jumper Bridge between two male connectors
LR Learning run
P Parameter
PCB Printed circuit board
PA PCB in the external control cabinet
PB PCB in the bottom control cabinet
PT PCB in the top control cabinet
P2 PCB, contract-specific position
P3 PCB, contract-specific position
PEM50.Q PB for MICONIC F 5S
PEM51.Q PT for MICONIC F 5S
PEM52.Q PCB for MICONIC F 5E
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Abbreviation Explanation
RAM Random access memory 1
RS-232 Interface for FCOM4 or BMS
RS-485 X2.9 - 13 Interface for connecting a number of PCBs
RS-485 X5.1 - 4 Interface for BMS or ALCDG
RTC Real time clock
Semi5 Interface connector X8 for FCOM5
Semi5-Card Memory card with access rights
0x0000 Number in hex format
O Operator access level
M Maintenance access level
S Specialist access level
1.4 MICONIC Replacement Overview

MICONIC Replacement Overview
System Service
PCB
Software Use for Software Tool
V35XX MIC F 3
PEM4.Q FCOM4 RS232-Cable
V40XX MIC F 4
PEM50.Q V51XX
MIC F 5S FCOM5 Semi5-Cable
PEM51.Q V53XX
PEM52.Q
V49XX MIC F 3/F 4 FCOM4 RS232-Cable
Rev. A
RS232-Cable,
PEM52.Q V49XX MIC F 3/F 4 FCOM4
Semi5-Card
Rev. B or
higher V52XX RS232-Cable,
MIC F 5E FCOM5
V54XX Semi5-Card
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Software verification @ PEM52.Q
The first two numbers of the software version must be
identical with the control cabinet sticker.
With software  V5113, V5301,  V5240 or  V5414, the

software version will be displayed at power up for two
seconds.
 Set all DIL switches to the OFF position.
 Power up the PCB.
– V49XX: The display shows [F_P0]
– V52XX or V54XX: The display shows [F_P_].
PCB Identification
The revision is marked by means of a black dot next to the ID. No.
[49632; 16.12.2013]
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2 MICONIC F 5S
2.1 Hardware PEM50.Q and PEM51.Q
Identification
2
29
LED
23
RESE T
15
1
14
PP16
ON
S7
OFF
PP15
PP14
X1 10
X8 1
9
OK
PEM50
X2 1
PEM50.Q (PB) [27454; 16.12.2013]
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Identification
29
LED
23
RESE T
15
14
PP16
PP15
PP14 X1 10
X8 1
1
X7
9
OK
PEM51
X2 1
PEM51.Q (PT) [27099; 16.12.2013]
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2.1.1 Display and Button
The PCBs are equipped with a two-digit digital display (eight
segments), an OK button to acknowledge errors, select and perform
technical tests, a DIL switch array (only PB) and an LED which
flashes when the software is running.
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2.1.2 DIL Switches
WARNING
Wrong DIL Switch Settings
Wrong DIL switch settings could result in malfunctions.
Always set the DIL switches according to the control cabinet sticker.
Software V51XX:
DIL Switch Function

S7/1 No function
S7/2 ON Update software to another PCB
S7/3 ON Copy parameters to PB
S7/4 ON Copy parameters to PT
S7/5 ON Activate technical test menu
S7/6 ON Activate technical test
S7/7 ON Activate learning run
Display of braking distance
S7/8 ON
Bootloader if required
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Software V53XX:
DIL Switch Function

S7/1 No function
S7/2 ON Update software to another PCB
S7/3 Activate technical test menu
ON
Copy parameters to PB, if required
S7/4 Activate technical test
ON
Copy parameters to PT, if required
S7/5 ON Technical test for safety brake contact
S7/6 ON Technical test for motor speed initiator
S7/7 ON Activate learning run
Display of braking distance
S7/8 ON
Bootloader if required
2.1.3 Jumper
WARNING
Wrong Jumper Settings
Wrong jumper settings could result in malfunctions.
Always set the jumper according to the control cabinet sticker.
Jumper PP14 - PP15 = RS-485 X2.9 - 13 terminated with 120 .

Jumper PP15 - PP16 = RS-485 X2.9 - 13 not terminated.
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2.1.4 Control Cabinet Sticker
The control cabinet sticker contains the DIL switch setting, the jumper
setting, all unit-specific parameters and the software version. This
software version indicates the minimum requirement. The unit may be
equipped with a higher software version.
Example for PT
2
Example of Control Cabinet Sticker PT [27633; 14.06.2010]
Example for PB
Example of Control Cabinet Sticker PB [27635; 14.06.2010]
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2.2 Operating Messages
Operating messages marked with an asterisk []* are
described in more details next to the overview.
The operating state is shown on all displays alternately with

the last error.
Only the PCB display shows boot-up messages.
Display Meaning
[bo] No software installed
[_o] System is busy. Wait until rotation stops
[oo] Software is updating. Wait until rotation stops
[02] -
System boot-up (not all numbers are shown)
[38]
[J1] Application start
[J2]* DIL switches not in startup position
[J3]* Parameters do not match
[J4] Ready to copy parameters to PB
[J5] Ready to copy parameters to PT
[J6]* Software of PCBs is not compatible
[J7]* Software versions of PCBs do not match
[J8] Ready to copy software to PT
[J9] Ready to copy software to PB
[JA] Short circuit at +24 VDC output of PT
[Pt] Display of PCB address during boot-up of PT
[Pb] Display of PCB address during boot-up of PB
[..] Engineer on Site
[r.0.] Inspection operation
[d0] Unit ready for operation
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Display Meaning
[d] Continuous operation
[A] Automatic operation
[d] Down
[u] Up 2
[00] Key switch not in the OFF position
[o] Learning run is active
[J2] - DIL switches not in startup position

 Set all DIL switches according to the control cabinet sticker.
– An automatic boot-up is performed if all DIL switches are in the
correct position.
[J3] - Parameters do not match

 No or all PCBs were replaced:
– Use FCOM5 to set parameters to default
– Set parameters according to the control cabinet sticker.
 Only PB was replaced:

– Set the DIL switch S7/3 at PB to the ON position. The display
shows [J4].
– Press the OK button at PB. The parameters are copied from PT to
PB. After an automatic boot-up the display shows [J2].
– Set the DIL switches according to the control cabinet sticker.
 Only PT was replaced:

– Set the DIL switch S7/4 at PB to the ON position. The display
shows [J5].
– Press the OK button at PT. The parameters are copied from PB to
PT. After an automatic boot-up the display shows [J2].
– Set the DIL switches according to the control cabinet sticker.
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[J6] - Software of PCBs is not compatible
 Check if the correct PCBs are used.
 Check with FCOM5 if the first two numbers of the software version
of all PCBs are identical and according to the control cabinet
sticker.
[J7] - Software versions do not match

The software of the PCBs is compatible but the versions are different.
Update the software between the PCBs:
 Set the DIL switch S7/2 at PB to ON position. An alternating display
shows the following information:
– PCB with the higher software version ([J8] = PB, [J9] = PT)
– Blank display
– First two digits of higher software version ([51] for V5102)
– Last two digits of higher software version ([02] for V5102)
– Blank display.
 Press the OK button at the PCB with the lower software version.
The OK button works only at the PCB with the lower software
version.
The software will be copied to the PCB where the OK button was
pressed. The display on the source PCB will show [_o] in a rotating
manner, the target PCB [oo]. The software update takes some time.
 Set the DIL switches according to the control cabinet sticker.
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2.3 Error Messages
Recurring errors are electronically interlocked.
Confirm Errors
2
When an error is shown on the display permanently, the cause of the
error still exists and the error cannot be confirmed until the cause of
the error has been removed. When an error is shown flashing at the
display it can be confirmed by pressing the OK button or DRES1 for at
least one second.
The display shows the next error if additional errors have
occurred.
Error
Display Abbr. Note Correction
Message
[01] 24-VDC P0T Inter-  Check 24-VDC
short circuit locked
PT
[10] Combplate KKP-TL Check:
contact, top  Combs for damage
left  Steps for damage
 Combplate:
– returns to initial
position
– side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
– antilift screws are
set too low
– support plate is
very dirty
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Error
Message
[11] Handrail KHLE-TL Check:
entry  Handrail entry for
contact, top trapped objects
left  Rubber collar for
damage
 Rubber collar for
correct setting
 Contact setting
[12] Skirt KSL-T Check:
contact, top  Objects trapped
between step and
skirting
 Visible damage of
steps or skirting
[14] Emergency DH  Check stop button
stop for damage
[15] Combplate KKP-BL Check:
contact,  Combs for damage
bottom left  Steps for damage
 Combplate:
position
– side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
set too low
very dirty
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Error
Message
[16] Handrail KHLE-BL Check:
contact, trapped objects
bottom left  Rubber collar for 2
damage
correct setting
 Contact setting
[17] Chain KKS-B Inter-  Confirm error
tension locked Check:
contact  Step band
 Contact setting
 Spring tension
[18] 15% Motor INBMG, Inter-  Confirm error
overspeed INMH locked Check:
 INBMG, INMH
 Sensor setting
[19] Drive chain KAK-T Inter-  Confirm error
contact, top INAK-TR locked  Release safety
right brake (if installed)
Check:
 Chain tension
 Chain for
excessive
elongation
 Chain damage
[1C] Motor INBMG, Inter-  Confirm error
underspeed INMH locked Check:
Cause:  INBMG, INMH
Phase  Sensor setting
failure  All three phases of
motor to ground
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Error
Message
[1d] Stop button, JH-T  Release JH-T
top
Step KUS-T Check for trapped
upthrust objects:
contact, top  between riser and
rear edge of next
step
 between riser and
skirting (during
down travel)
[1F] Skirt KSL-B Check:
contact,  Objects trapped
bottom between step and
skirting
steps or skirting
[24] PTC WTHM-T  Check motor
resistor, top temperature
[25] Contactor  Check if motor and
dropout brake contactors
check are dropped out
[28] Step level KKA-B Inter-  Confirm error
contact, locked  Check steps for
bottom damage and
deflection
[2A] PT: Stop JH-T  Release JH-T
button, top
[2C] PB: Stop JH-B  Release JH-B
button,
bottom
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Error
Message
[2d] Controlled GFU,  Check error
drive failure GPH message at GFU
 Bypass device if
defective 2
[2F] PT: Floor KDMR-T Check:
cover  Proper fit of floor
contact, top cover in frame
 Contact setting
[30] PT: 15% INVK-T/B Inter-  Confirm error
overspeed locked Check:
 INVK-T, INVK-B
 Sensor setting
 Power supply of
sensors
[31] PT: INVK-T/B Inter-  Confirm error
underspeed locked Check:
 Drive chain for
damage
 INVK-T, INVK-B
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
 Main contactors
pick up
 All three phases of
motor to ground
[32] PB: Handrail INHL-L Check:
monitor, left  INHL-L
 Handrail speed
 Try to stop handrail
manually
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Error
Message
[33] PB: Handrail INHL-R Check:
monitor,  INHL-R
right  Handrail speed
manually
[34] Service MGB Check:
brake  Power supply of
contact brake solenoid
 Brake solenoid for
malfunction
[35] Safety brake MGBA V53XX: Check:
Inter-  Pawl setting
locked  Pawl for free
movement
 Lifting solenoid of
pawl
[36] Step level KKA-T Inter-  Confirm error
contact, top locked  Check steps for
damage and
deflection
[38] Initiator for INBMG Initiator Check:
braking defective  INBMG
distance  Sensor setting
measure-
ment
[39] PT: Missing INVK-T Inter-  Confirm error
step or locked Check:
pallet, top
 Step or pallet band
for completeness
 INVK-T
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
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Error
Message
[3A] PT: Initiator INVK-T Check:
defective,  INVK-T
top  Power supply of
initiator 2
 Initiator setting
[3b] PT: Missing INVK-B Inter-  Confirm error
pallet,
bottom
for completeness
 INVK-B
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
[3C] PT: Initiator INVK-B Check:
defective,  INVK-B
bottom  Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
[3E] PB: 15% INVK-T/B Inter-  Confirm error
 INVK-T, INVK-B
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
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Error
Message
[3F] PB: INVK-T/B Inter-  Confirm error
 Drive chain for
damage
 INVK-T, INVK-B
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
 Main contactors
pick up
motor to ground
[40] PT contactor  Check if motor and
dropout brake contactors
check are dropped out
[41] Key switch  Start unit
stop
[44] Parameter  Set parameter
not set according to
control cabinet
sticker
[45] RRE-A RRE-A  Close inspection
dropout cover
check error  Activate “Engineer
SRE-A SRE-A on Site”
dropout  Open inspection
check error cover
 Check function of
Inspection
RRE-A
outlet cover
open
SRE-A
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Error
Message
[48] Handrail KHLE-TR Check:
contact, top trapped objects
right  Rubber collar for 2
damage
correct setting
 Contact setting
[49] Handrail KHLE-BR Check:
contact, trapped objects
bottom right  Rubber collar for
damage
correct setting
 Contact setting
[4A] Combplate KKP-TR Check:
contact, top  Combs for damage
right  Steps for damage
 Combplate:
position
– side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
set too low
very dirty
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Error
Message
[4b] Combplate KKP-BR Check:
contact,  Combs for damage
bottom right  Steps for damage
 Combplate:
position
– side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
set too low
very dirty
[4E] PT: Floor KDMR-B Check:
contact, cover in frame
bottom  Contact setting
[4F] Shutdown  Start unit
[50] PT: Handrail INHL-L Check:
 Handrail speed
manually
[51] PT: Handrail INHL-R Check:
monitor,  INHL-R
right  Handrail speed
manually
[57] Engineer on EOS  Check if error is
Site electronically
interlocked
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Error
Message
[62] Crawling INBMG Check:
speed too  Mechanical
slow movement of unit
 Power of unit 2
without load
 Parameter of GFU
 Function of GFU
[6C] PT: SB I-SB  Check that the SB
dropout contactor is in idle
check state
[6d] PT: SR-U I-SR-U  Check SR-U, SR1-
dropout U
check
[6E] PT: SR-D I-SR-D  Check SR-D, SR1-
dropout D
check
[6F] PT: Dropout I-SANTR  Check SY, SD,
check of SFU, SN
motor
contactors
[73] PT: Service MGB-L Inter-  Check service
brake locked brake for
dropout malfunction
check
[7C] PB: Service MGB-L  Check service
brake brake for
dropout malfunction
check
[7d] PB: SB I-SB  Check SB
dropout
check
[7E] PB: SR-U I-SR-U  Check SR-U, SR1-
dropout U
check
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Error
Message
[7F] PB: SR-D I-SR-D  Check SR-D, SR1-
dropout D
check
[80] PB: Dropout I-SANTR  Check SY, SD,
check of SFU, SN
motor
contactors
[81] PT: SB I-SB  Check SB picks up
pickup during travel
check
[82] PB: SB I-SB  Check SB picks up
pickup during travel
check
[83] PT: SR-U I-SR-U  Check SR-U,
pickup SR1-U pick up
check during travel
[84] PB: SR-U I-SR-U  Check SR-U,
pickup SR1-U pick up
check during travel
[85] PT: SR-D I-SR-D  Check SR-D,
pickup SR1-D pick up
check during travel
[86] PB: SR-D I-SR-D  Check SR-D,
pickup SR1-D pick up
check during travel
[87] PT: Pickup I-SANTR  Check SY, SD,
check of SFU, SN pick up
motor during travel
contactors
[88] PB: Pickup I-SANTR  Check SY, SD,
check of SFU, SN pick up
motor during travel
contactors
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Error
Message
[89] PB: RB RB  Check RB relay
contactor drops out
dropout
check 2
[8A] PB: Motor INMH Inter-  Check all three
underspeed locked phases (measure
between ground
and phase)
 Check INMH
– activate
inspection
operation
– check speed
– check sensor
setting
 Confirm error
[8b] PB: 15% INBMG Inter-  Confirm error
motor INMH locked Check:
overspeed
 INBMG, INMH
 Sensor setting
motor to ground
[8C] PB: 30% INBMG Inter-  Confirm error
motor INMH locked Check:
overspeed  INBMG, INMH
 Sensor setting
motor to ground
[8d] PB: Floor KDMR-T Check:
contact, top cover in frame
 Contact setting
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Error
Message
[8E] PB: Floor KDMR-B Check:
contact, cover in frame
bottom  Contact setting
[8F] PB: Step KKA-T Inter-  Confirm error
level locked  Check steps for
contact, top damage and
deflection
[90] PT: Step KKA-B Inter-  Confirm error
level locked  Check steps for
contact, damage and
bottom deflection
[91] PT: Stop JH-B  Release JH-B
button,
bottom
[92] PB: Service MGB Inter- Check:
brake pickup locked  Power supply of
check brake solenoid
malfunction
[94] Stop button, JH-T  Release JH-T
top PT
[A0] PB  Check +24 VDC at
hardware P01
reset
[A1] PT hardware  Check +24 VDC at
reset P01
[A6] PB bus retry Check:
reset  Bus connection
 Jumper setting
[A7] PT bus retry Check:
reset  Bus connection
 Jumper setting
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Error
Message
[AC] PB buffer full  Check parameter
reset setting
[Ad] PT buffer full  Check parameter
reset setting 2
[b2] PB wrong  Update software
message
reset
[b3] PT wrong  Update software
message
reset
[b8] PB-PB reset  Check +24 VDC at
P01
[b9] PT-PB reset  Check +24 VDC at
P01
[bE] PB time-out  Check jumper
reset setting
[bF] PT time-out  Check jumper
reset setting
[C4] PB-FCOM5  Press RESET
reset button on PB
[C5] PT-FCOM5  Press RESET
reset button on PT
[CA] PB-PT PCB  Press RESET
reset button on PB and
PT
[Cb] Voltage  Check +24 VDC at
reset P01
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Error
Message
[CC] 30% Motor INBMG, Inter-  Confirm error
overspeed INMH locked  Release safety
brake (if installed)
Check:
 INBMG, INMH
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
[CE] PT: 30% INVK-T/B Inter-  Confirm error
overspeed locked  Release safety
Check:
 INVK-T, INVK-B
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
[CF] PB: 30% INVK-T/B Inter-  Confirm error
Check:
 INVK-T, INVK-B
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
[d3] Phase RKPH  Measure all three
failure phases to ground
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Error
Message
[d8] Step KUS-B  Check for trapped
upthrust objects:
contact, – between riser
bottom and rear edge of 2
next step
– between riser
and skirting
(during down
travel)
[dA] Stop button, RHBS  Check function of
customer- RHBS
provided
[E7] PB: Missing INVK-B Inter-  Confirm error
pallet,
bottom
for completeness
 INVK-B
 Power supply of
sensor
 Sensor setting
[EA] Braking INBMG Inter-  Confirm error
distance locked Check:
exceeded
 Braking distance
 INBMG
 Power supply of
sensor
 Sensor setting
[EC] PB: Initiator INVK-T Check:
defective,  INVK-T
top  Power supply of
sensor
 Sensor setting
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Error
Message
[F0] PB: Missing INVK-T Inter-  Confirm error
pallet, top  Step or pallet band
for completeness
 INVK-T
 Power supply of
sensor
 Sensor setting
[F1] PB: Initiator INVK-B Check:
bottom  Power supply of
sensor
 Sensor setting
[F2] PT system  Check parameter
check setting
[F3] PB system  Check parameter
check setting
[F4] PT system  Check parameter
check setting
[F5] PB system  Check parameter
check setting
[F6] RB RB Inter-  Confirm error
contactor locked  Check function of
dropout RB
check
[F7] RGBA RGBA Inter-  Confirm error
dropout RGBA and RGBA1
check
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2.4 Technical Tests with V51XX
With FCOM5 additional technical tests are available.
2.4.1 [t1] - Step/Pallet Absence PT 2

 Remove one maintenance step/pallet.
 Set the DIL switch S7/5 at PB to the ON position and wait until the
display shows [t1].
 Set the DIL switch S7/6 at PB to the ON position to activate the
technical test and wait until the display shows [t1].
 Start the unit with the key switch in the UP direction and wait until
the unit stops.
 Set the DIL switches S7/5 and S7/6 at PB to the OFF position.
 An error will be shown on the display:
– Error [3.9.] (missing step/pallet top) if PT detects a missing
step/pallet at the top.
– Error [3.b.] (missing step/pallet bottom) if PT detects a missing
step/pallet at the bottom.
 Confirm the error.
 Repeat the process to verify the opposed stop.
 Install the missing maintenance step/pallet.
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2.4.2 [t2] - Step/Pallet Absence PB
 Remove one maintenance step/pallet.
display shows [t1].
 Press the OK button at PB one time until the display shows [t2].
 Start the unit with the key switch in the UP direction and wait until
the unit stops.
 An error will be shown on the display:
– Error [F.0.] (missing step/pallet top PB) if PB detects a missing
step/pallet at the top.
– Error [E.7.] (missing step/pallet bottom PB) if PB detects a missing
step/pallet at the bottom.
 Repeat the process to verify the other function.
 Install the missing maintenance step/pallet.
2.4.3 [t3] - Motor Speed Check

display shows [t1].
 Press the OK button at PB two times until the display shows [t3].
 Start the unit with the key switch in up direction and let it run for 20
seconds.
 Activate and hold the following controls until the unit stops:
– Key switch in DOWN direction for error [1.C.] (motor underspeed).
– Key switch in UP direction for error [1.8.] (motor overspeed 15%).
– OK button on PB for error [C.C.] (motor overspeed 30%).
 To release the pawl of the safety brake - if installed - start the unit in
the UP direction.
 Repeat the process to verify all other functions.
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2.4.4 [t4] - Step/Pallet Band Speed PT
display shows [t1].
 Press the OK button at PB three times until the display shows [t4].
technical test and wait until the display shows [t4]. 2
seconds.
– Key switch in DOWN direction for error [3.1.] (PT underspeed).
– Key switch in UP direction for error [3.0.] (PT overspeed 15%).
– OK button on PB for error [C.E.] (PT overspeed 30%).
 To release the pawl of the safety brake - if installed - start the unit in
the UP direction.
2.4.5 [t5] - Step/Pallet Band Speed PB

display shows [t1].
 Press the OK button at PB four times until the display shows [t5].
 Set the DIL switch S7/6 on PB to the ON position to activate the
seconds.
– Key switch in DOWN direction for error [3.F.] (PB underspeed).
– Key switch in UP direction for error [3.E.] (PB overspeed 15 %).
– OK button on PB for error [C.F.] (PB overspeed 30 %).
 To release the pawl of the safety brake - if installed - start unit in the
UP direction.
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2.5 Technical Tests with V53XX
With FCOM5 additional technical tests are available.

display shows [t3].
seconds.
– Key switch in DOWN direction for error [1.C.] (motor underspeed).
– Key switch in UP direction for error [1.8.] (motor overspeed 15%).
– OK button on PB for error [C.C.] (motor overspeed 30%).
2.5.2 [t4] - Step/Pallet Band Speed PT

display shows [t3].
 Press the OK button at PB until the display shows [t4].
seconds.
– Key switch in DOWN direction for error [3.1.] (PT underspeed).
– Key switch in UP direction for error [3.0.] (PT overspeed 15%).
– OK button on PB for error [C.E.] (PT overspeed 30%).
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2.5.3 [t5] - Step/Pallet Band Speed PB
display shows [t3].
 Set the DIL switch S7/4 on PB to the ON position to activate the
technical test and wait until the display shows [t5]. 2
seconds.
– Key switch in DOWN direction for error [3.F.] (PB underspeed).
– Key switch in UP direction for error [3.E.] (PB overspeed 15%).
– OK button on PB for error [C.F.] (PB overspeed 30%).

display shows [t3].
seconds.
– Key switch in DOWN direction for error [8.A.] (motor underspeed).
– Key switch in UP direction for error [8.b.] (motor overspeed 15%).
– OK button on PB for error [8.C.] (motor overspeed 30%).
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2.6 Braking Distance
With software version < V5113 or < V5301, measure the
braking distance manually or with FCOM5.
 Set DIL switch S7/8 at PB to the ON position.
 Start the unit with the key switch in down direction and let it run for
20 seconds.
 Interrupt the safety circuit.
– The display shows the braking distance [-*]/[**] = *** centimeters.
 Set the DIL switch S7/8 to OFF position.
2.7 Parameters
Parameter settings are only possible via FCOM5. Incorrect
settings may cause malfunctions.
Any change of a parameter must be approved by the

Escalator Competence Center in Vienna and must be
documented on all control cabinet stickers.
LR indicates a parameter which is calculated during the

learning run.
 Establish the connection with FCOM5.
 Choose menu [Configure] - [Parameters] to change, load, save and
set parameter values to default.
Par. Parameter Default Range Description

No. [Unit]
P000 YDMAXTIME 70 1–100 Maximum starting
[0.1 s] time in Y
operation
P001 HANDRAILTIME 50 0–100 Delay of handrail
[0.1 s] speed monitor
errors
P002 ECOMAXTIME 60 60–1000 Maximum 
[s] operation time
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No. [Unit]
P008 LUBRICATION- 25 5–9999 Lubrication pause
PAUSE-KM [km]
P016 AUTOMATICTIME V51XX: 12–9999 Time for 2
60 [s] automatic
V53XX: operation
9999
P017 DHBUZZERTIME V51XX: 0–9999 Buzzer activation
0 [s] time after
emergency stop
P041 SWITCHOVER V53XX: 60–2000 Switchover time
TIME SFU SN 100 [ms] SFU SN
P042 SWITCHOVER V53XX: 60–2000 Switchover time
TIME SN SFU 400 [ms] SN SFU
P047 INAK DELAY  V5111 0–400 Delay for INAK
V53XX: [ms]
200
P060 KOMPARA 0x 0x0001- Contract-specific
0000 0xFFFF parameter
P070 LEARNINGOFF 0 0–1 0: Learning run
LR not completed
1: Learning run
completed
P080 SAFETYBRAKE 0 0–1 0: No safety brake
1: Safety brake
installed
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No. [Unit]
P084 VALVE 2 0–2 Lubrication:
LUBRICATION 0: No electric
1: Downdraft with
valve for pallet
chain
2: Downdraft with
multiple valve unit
control
P085 BUZZERBEFORE V51XX: 0–1 0: No buzzer
START 0 before start-up
1: Buzzer before
start-up
P088 HANDRAIL V51XX: 0–1 0: Handrail speed
LR MONITORING 1 monitor inactive
1: Handrail speed
monitor active
P089 BROKEN CHAIN 0 0 0: KAK-T
SENSOR 1 1: INAK-TR
P092 STEPABSENCE 1 1 1: Steps
3 3: Pallets
P096 OPERATION 0 0–1 0: No automatic
MODE 3 operation
1: Automatic
operation active
3: Automatic
operation with
skirt light barriers
P097 AUTO_DRIVE 0 0–1 0: Continuous/
ONLY automatic
operation
1: Automatic
operation only
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No. [Unit]
P102 DOWN_ONLY 0 0–1 0: Key switch start
in UP direction
1: Key switch start
in UP direction not 2
possible
P103 UP_ONLY 0 0–1 0: Key switch start
in DOWN
direction
1: Key switch start
in DOWN
direction not
possible
P190 R&D SIMULATE V51XX: 0 Only for
0 development
P192 SPEEDEDGE 2 2 Number of edges
NUMBER 6 per 400 mm
2: Escalators
6: Moving walks
P193 DRIVE 2 1 1: Y-starting
2 2: Direct starting
7 7: Y operation
12 with switching to 
13 12: GFU-C for
escalators
13: GFU-C for
moving walks
P201 DRIVE OPTION V51XX: 0–1 0: Direct starting
0 permissible
1: Y-starting
required
P217 G-COUNTER 5 5–600 Time for recurring
RESET TIME [min] errors
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No. [Unit]
P218 COUNTER 5 0–20 Number of
INTERLOCK (+G) recurring errors
before interlocking
P250 HANDRAIL V53XX: 100–450 Handrail roller
ROLLER SIZE 340 size
750–850
[mm]
P251 NOMINAL SPEED V53XX: 350–775 Rated speed
500 [mm/s]
P252 NUMBER MOTOR V53XX: 4 Number of motor
POLE PAIRS 6 6 pole pairs
P253 RPM IMPULSES V53XX: 6 6: Two holes in

6 12 flywheel
12: Four holes in
flywheel
P254 RPM ECO 18 0–100 Minimum crawling
CRAWLING [%] speed
P256 SPEEDRATED V51XX: 10–5000 Nominal speed

LR 10 [ms]
P257 RPMRATED 10 10–1000 Nominal speed of
LR [ms] flywheel
P258 RPMYDSWITCHIN 95 0–100 Switching limit for

G [%] Y-during start
P260 RPMECOLOW 95 0–100 Lower switching

[%] limit for ECO
P261 RPMECOHIGH 105 0–120 Upper switching

[%] limit for ECO
P263 BRAKEMEASURE 10 1–9999 Conversion factor

LR FC for braking
distance
measurement
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No. [Unit]
P264 STEPLENGTH V51XX: 0–9999 Step length factor
10 for missing-step
check
P265 GFUP-SPEED-01 V53XX: 50–60 Frequency for
2
50 transportation
speed
P268 BRAKE- V51XX: 0–300 Maximum braking
DISTANCE-MAX 120 [cm] distance
P279 HANDRAIL V51XX: 0–9999 Conversion factor

LR MONITORING 10 for handrail speed
FACTOR check
P280 HANDRAIL V51XX: 1–99 Tripping threshold
MONITORING 15 [%] for handrail speed
ERROR error
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2.8 EoS Mode
For inspection run and maintenance work the EoS mode
must be activated.
2.8.1 Activation, Deactivation

This functions are working only if the unit does not have a
dedicated EoS switch.
After 30 minutes of normal operation the EoS mode is

deactivated if no technical test is activated and no button is
pressed.
Activation
 Press and hold the emergency stop button DH while turning the key
switch to both directions.
– All displays showing [..] to indicate the EoS mode is active.
Deactivation
 Press and hold the emergency stop button DH while turning the key
switch to both directions.
– All displays showing [] to indicate the EoS mode is not active.
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2.9 Initiating the Learning Run
It might be necessary to initiate the learning run after a
software update.
 The unit is ready to be started with the key switch and the display
shows [d0] and the last error. 2
display shows [Lr].
 Set the DIL switch S7/7 at PB to the OFF position. All PCBs are
rebooted. Wait until the display shows [d0] and the last error.
 Start the unit with the key switch. The unit will carry out the learning
run indicated by a rotating [o*] on the display.
 Verify the correct indication of travel direction.
 After two minutes run without any stop the learning run will be
completed and the standard display is activated.
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2.10 Replacement
 Press the emergency stop button at the bottom control cabinet.
 Switch off and padlock the main switch JHA.
 Mark all connectors before disconnection.
 Replace the defective PCB.
 Reconnect all connectors.
 Set the DIL switches and jumper according to the control cabinet
sticker.
 Switch on the main switch JHA.
 Follow the display instruction.
 FCOM5 is required, if all PCBs were replaced:
 Set parameters to default
 Set parameters according to the control cabinet sticker.
 Release the emergency stop button at the bottom control cabinet.
 Initiate the learning run, if all PCBs were replaced.
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3 MICONIC F 5E
3.1 Hardware PEM52.Q
PEM52.Q revision A is only suitable for MIC F 3 or F 4
replacement but not for MIC F 5E.
X6
X3
1 1
3
X11
33
Identification
A B C D
29
X15
LED
23
21
X12
20
RESET
15
1
14
OFF
ON
PP16
S7
PP15
PP14
10
X8 1
1
X7
9
OK
5
ESC DOWN UP
PP33
X1 1
PP32
X2 1
PP31 RS232
X5
PEM52.Q [27456; 09.12.2013]
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3.1.1 Display and Button
The PCB is equipped with a four-digit digital display (eight segments),
four buttons (ESC, DOWN, UP, OK) to operate the menu, set
parameters, acknowledge errors, an DIL-switch array and an LED
which flashes when the software is running.
3.1.2 DIL Switches

WARNING
Wrong DIL switch settings
Wrong DIL switch settings could result in malfunctions.
Always set the DIL switches according to the control cabinet sticker.
DIL PCB address

Function
Switch PT PB PA P2 P3
S7/1 PCB address ON OFF OFF ON OFF
S7/2 PCB address OFF ON OFF ON ON
S7/3 PCB address OFF OFF ON OFF ON
S7/4 Default parameter record
S7/5 Default parameter record
S7/6 No function
S7/7 ON = Set parameters to default
S7/8 ON = Copy software from Semi5-Card
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3.1.3 Jumper
WARNING
Wrong jumper settings
Wrong jumper settings could result in malfunctions.
Always set the jumper according to the control cabinet sticker.

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3.1.4 Semi5-Card Reader

A Semi5-Card, a memory card with an authorized access level, can
be used to read and write data from or to the Semi5-Card and give
access to different main menu function.
3.1.5 Control Cabinet Sticker

The control cabinet sticker contains the DIL switch setting, the jumper
setting, all unit-specific parameters, required PCB revision and the
software version. The PCB revision and software version indicates
only the minimum requirement. The unit may be equipped with a
higher PCB revision and software version.
Example for PT
Example of Control Cabinet Sticker PT [34136; 19.05.2010]
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Example for PB
Example of Control Cabinet Sticker PB [34137; 19.05.2010]
Example for PA
Example of Control Cabinet Sticker PA [34135; 19.05.2010]
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3.2 Operating Messages
Operating messages marked with an asterisk []* are
described in more details next to the overview.
The operating state is shown on all displays alternately with

the last error.
Display Meaning
[F1] Initializing after power on
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[Fb] Wrong or no message from PB
[FC] Wrong or no message from PA
[Fd] Wrong or no message from P2
[FE] Wrong or no message from P3
[F0] -
System boot-up (not all numbers are shown)
[F5]
[FA] Restoring history
[FP] Indicates the PCB during boot-up
[__P] Indicates the PCB
[J000] Application start
[FALS] Error during boot-up
[boot]
[StAY] Display of PEM4.Q. Invalid mix of PEM4.Q and PEM52.Q
[hErE]
[dIL_]
Wrong DIL switch setting
[J002]*
[IPL_] Double input assignment. Two parameter numbers are
[J003]* shown additionally.
[OPL_] Double output assignment. Two parameter numbers are
[rtc_]
Real time clock not set
[J006]*
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Display Meaning
[PArA] Parameter do not match. Value of P0060 of all PCBs are
[StIC]
Contract-specific parameters not set
[J011]*
[Soft] Software versions of PCBs do not match. Software
[J220]* version of all PCBs are shown additionally.
[Prin]
Wrong boot loader or hardware
[__P*]
[too_]
Temperature value exceeded
[hot_]
[CAUt] Warning message
[Lub_] Lubrication warning
[done] Operation completed
[FdEL] Set parameter to default
[P060] Parameter P0060
[bo]* No software installed
[b] Normal operation. The last error is shown additionally.
[.] Safety circuit interruption @ EoS
[.] JREMACT off
[..] EoS mode
[r] EoS mode
[nEoS] EoS mode not activated
[r.0.] Inspection operation
[d0] Unit ready for operation
[d] Continuous operation
[A] Automatic operation
[c] Direction change operation
[d] Down direction
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Display Meaning
[u] Up direction
[L] Learning run in progress
[00] Checks in progress
[LC] Light curtain active
[oF] “Operation possible” deactivated. Remote control active.
[b_oF] Semi5-Card in the slot while EoS is off.
[CArd] Semi5-Card in the slot with DIL S7/8 in ON position.
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[J002] - DIL switches not in startup position

 Set all DIL switches according to the control cabinet sticker. An
automatic boot-up is performed if all DIL switches are in the correct
position.
[J003] - Double input assignment

 Verify that the indicated parameters are according to the control
cabinet sticker.
[J004] - Double output assignment

 Verify that the indicated parameters are according to the control
cabinet sticker.
[J006] - Set RTC

 Set the RTC to local time.
– Refer to the chapter “[U__r] - Set RTC”.
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[J007] - Parameters do not match
 Press the OK button. The display shows [__Pt].
 Use the DOWN button to select the PCB which contains the
parameter P0060 according to the control cabinet sticker.
 Press the UP button to confirm the selected PCB.
– The display starts to flashing.
 Press the OK button to copy the parameters from the selected PCB
to all other PCBs.
[J011] - Parameters not set

 Press the UP and DOWN buttons simultaneously to continue the
boot-up.
 Set all parameters to default.
 Set all parameters according to the control cabinet sticker.
[J220] - Software versions do not match

The display will show the software version on all PCBs one
by one.
 Press the OK button. The display shows [__Pt].
 Use the DOWN button to select the source PCB.
– The PCB must contain a software version according to the control
cabinet sticker.
 Press the UP button to confirm the selected PCB.
– The display starts to flashing.
 Press the OK button to copy the software from the selected PCB to
all other PCBs.
[bo] - No software installed

PEM52.Q revision A is only suitable for MIC F 3 or F 4
replacement but not for MIC F 5E.
 Verify that the revision of the PCB meets the requirements
according to the control cabinet sticker.
 Copy new software according to the control cabinet sticker.
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3.3 Warning Messages
Warning messages which are not reset automatically can be
reset by pressing the OK button while the unit is in EoS
mode.
Display Meaning
[CAUt] Warning
[Lub_] Lubrication warning
[LU01] Oil level too low
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[LU02] System leakage
[LU03] Oil level 2 too low
[LU11] MGSKS-R does not open
[LU12] MGSKS-L does not open
[LU13] MGSKA-R does not open
[LU14] MGSKA-L does not open
[LU15] MGSKHL does not open
[LU16] MGSKHL-R does not open
[LU17] MGSKHL-L does not open
[LU18] Lubrication, pressure not built up
[LU21] MGSKS-R has not opened at least once
[LU22] MGSKS-L has not opened at least once
[LU23] MGSKA-R has not opened at least once
[LU24] MGSKA-L has not opened at least once
[LU25] MGSKHL has not opened at least once
[LU26] MGSKHL-R has not opened at least once
[LU27] MGSKHL-L has not opened at least once
[t_r0]/ Maintenance period exceeded
[_oFF]
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Display Meaning
[too_]/ Overtemperatur warning for P PCB
[hot_]/
[__P]
3.4 Error Messages

A recurring error is electronically interlocked.
Reset according to EN 115

When an error is shown on the display permanently, the cause of the
error still exists and the error cannot be confirmed until the cause of
the error has been removed. When an error is shown flashing in the
display it can be confirmed with the OK button or DRES1 or DRES2.
The display shows an error again if additional errors have
occurred.
Reset according to ANSI

The display shows [E_Er] if an interlocked error has occurred.
 Press DRES2 or DRES3 to show the respective error code.
 Press the OK button or DRES1 to show the respective error code.
The display shows [E_Er] again if additional interlocked
errors have occurred.
Display Error Message Abbr. Note Correction

[E_01] PT: 24-VDC P0T Inter-  Check 24 VDC at
short circuit locked PT
[E_02] PB: 24-VDC P0B Inter-  Check 24 VDC at
short circuit locked PB
[E_03] PA: 24-VDC P0A Inter-  Check 24 VDC at
short circuit locked PA
[E_04] PT: 24-VDC P0T Inter-  Check 24 VDC at
short circuit locked PT
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[E_05] PB: 24-VDC P0B Inter-  Check 24 VDC
short circuit locked wiring at PB
[E_10] Combplate KKP-TL Check:
contact, top left  Combs for
damage
 Steps for damage
 Combplate:
– returns to initial 3
position
– side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
– antilift screws
are set too low
very dirty
[E_11] Handrail entry KHLE- Check:
contact, top left TL  Handrail entry for
trapped objects
damage
correct setting
 Contact setting
[E_12] Skirt contact, KSL-T Check:
top  Objects trapped
between step and
skirting
steps or skirting
[E_14] Emergency DH  Check stop button
stop for damage
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[E_15] Combplate KKP-BL Check:
contact, bottom  Combs for
left damage
 Combplate:
position
– side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
– antilift screws
are set too low
very dirty
contact, bottom BL  Handrail entry for
left trapped objects
damage
correct setting
 Contact setting
[E_17] Chain tension KKS-B Inter-  Confirm error
contact locked Check:
 Step band
 Contact setting
 Spring tension
[E_18] PT: 15% motor INMH-R Inter-  Confirm error
 INMHR
 Sensor setting
 Speed via [A_31]
and [A_32]
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[E_19] Drive chain INAK- Inter-  Confirm error
contact, top TR locked  Release safety
right KAK- brake (if installed)
TR
Check:
 Chain tension
 Chain for
excessive
elongation
 Chain damage
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[E_1A] Smoke KBFM- Check:
detector, top T  Smoke formation
 Cause of smoke
 Respective
component
[E_1b] Handrail KHLB-L Check handrail:
rupture, left  Breakage or
damage
 Tension
[E_1C] PT: Motor INMH-R Inter-  Confirm error
 INMH-R
 Sensor setting
and [A_32]
motor to ground
[E_1d] Step upthrust KUS-T  Check for trapped
contact, top objects:
– between riser
and rear edge of
next step
– between riser
and skirting
(during down
travel)
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[E_1E] Combplate ITH-B  Remove ice and
heating, bottom snow
Check:
 Heating element
 PT100 sensor
[E_1F] Skirt contact, KSL-B Check:
bottom  Objects trapped
between step and
skirting
steps or skirting
[E_20] Contact KHR  Check contact
flywheel cover setting
[E_22] Stop button 1, JH1-T  Release JH1-T
top
[E_23] Combplate KKPYV- Check:
contact, T  Combs for
vertical, NYC, damage
top  Steps for damage
 Combplate:
position
– side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
– antilift screws
are set too low
very dirty
[E_24] PT: PTC WTHM-  Check motor
resistor, top T temperature
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[E_27] Stop button 1, JH1-B  Release JH1-B
bottom
[E_28] PT: Step level KKA-B Inter-  Confirm error
contact, bottom locked  Check steps for
damage and
deflection
[E_29] Combplate KKPYV- Check:
contact, B  Combs for 3
vertical, bottom damage
 Combplate:
position
– side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
– antilift screws
are set too low
very dirty
[E_2A] PT: Stop JH-T  Release JH-T
button, top
[E_2b] Handrail KHLB- Check handrail:
rupture, right R  Breakage or
damage
 Tension
[E_2C] PB: Stop JH-B  Release JH-B
button, bottom
[E_2d] Controlled KSGFU  Check error
drive failure message at GFU
 Bypass device if
defective
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[E_2E] Stop button, JH-A  Release JH-A
external control
cabinet
[E_2F] PT: Floor cover KDMR- Check:
contact, top T  Proper fit of floor
cover in frame
 Contact setting
[E_30] PT: 15% INVK-T Inter-  Confirm error
overspeed INVK-B locked Check:
 INVK-T, INVK-B
 Sensor setting
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
sensors
[E_31] PT: INVK-T Inter-  Confirm error
underspeed INVK-B locked Check:
 Drive chain for
damage
 INVK-T, INVK-B
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Main contactors
pick up
motor to ground
[E_32] PB: Handrail INHL-L Check:
 [t_07]
 Handrail speed
 Try to stop
handrail manually
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[E_33] PB: Handrail INHL-R Check:
monitor, right  INHL-R
 [t_07]
 Handrail speed
 Try to stop
handrail manually
[E_34] PT: Service MGB V54XX: Check:
brake contact MGB-L Inter-  Power supply of 3
locked brake solenoid
malfunction
[E_35] Safety brake MGBA Check:
MGBA-  Pawl setting
L  Pawl for free
movement
 Lifting solenoid of
pawl
[E_36] PT: Step level KKA-T Inter-  Confirm error
damage and
deflection
[E_37] Stop button 1, JH1-A  Release JH1-A
external control
cabinet
[E_38] Drive motor INMH-R Check:
initiator, right  INMH-R
 Sensor setting
and [A_32]
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[E_39] PT: Missing INVK-T Inter-  Confirm error
step or pallet, INMH-R locked Check:
top  Step or pallet
band for
completeness
 Sensor
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
[E_3A] PT: Initiator INVK-T Check:
defective, top  INVK-T
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
initiator
 Initiator setting
[E_3b] PT: Missing INVK-B Inter-  Confirm error
step or pallet, INMH-R locked Check:
bottom
 Step or pallet
band for
completeness
 Sensor
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
[E_3C] PT: Initiator INVK-B Check:
bottom  [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
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[E_3E] PB: 15% INVK-T Inter-  Confirm error
overspeed INVK-B locked Check:
 INVK-T, INVK-B
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
[E_3F] PB: INVK-T Inter-  Confirm error 3
underspeed INVK-B locked Check:
 Drive chain for
damage
 INVK-T, INVK-B
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
 Main contactors
pick up
motor to ground
[E_41] Key switch stop  Restart unit
[E_42] Skirt contact, KSL- Check
middle section, MT  Trapped objects
top between step and
skirting
steps or skirting
[E_43] Oil level main KOMH  Check oil level of
motor main motor
[E_44] Parameters  Set parameter
lost according to
control cabinet
sticker
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[E_45] RRE-A dropout RRE-A  Close inspection
check error cover
SRE-A dropout SRE-A  Activate “Engineer
check error on Site”
 Open inspection
Inspection cover
outlet cover
open
RRE-A, SRE-A
 JREMACT is off
[E_47] Remote stop JREMS  Restart unit
TOP
contact, top TR  Handrail entry for
right trapped objects
damage
correct setting
 Contact setting
contact, bottom BR  Handrail entry for
right trapped objects
damage
correct setting
 Contact setting
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[E_4A] Combplate KKP- Check:
contact, top TR  Combs for
right damage
 Combplate:
position
– side adjusting
screws are set 3
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
– antilift screws
are set too low
very dirty
[E_4b] Combplate KKP- Check:
contact, bottom BR  Combs for
right damage
 Combplate:
position
– side adjusting
screws are set
too tightly
– touches skirt
panel
– antilift screws
are set too low
very dirty
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[E_4C] Safety circuit RSK No Check:
interruption feedback  Proper fit PCB
of safety connector
contacts  Voltage along
safety circuit
[E_4E] PT: Floor cover KDMR- Check:
contact, bottom B  Proper fit of floor
cover in frame
 Contact setting
[E_4F] Shutdown  Restart unit
[E_50] PT: Handrail INHL-L Check:
 [t_07]
 Handrail speed
 Try to stop
handrail manually
[E_51] PT: Handrail INHL-R Check:
monitor, right  INHL-R
 [t_07]
 Handrail speed
 Try to stop
handrail manually
[E_52] Entrance IRAD-T Check:
monitoring
IRAD-B  Entrance
monitoring
 Activate display of
operating data
[A_03]
[E_53] Seismic KSEIS Check
monitor  Relay
 External
evaluation
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[E_54] Pit light barrier PHTK_ Check
B  Reflector
 Setting of light
barrier
[E_55] Braking resistor KTHWF Check
U  Contamination
 Resistance value
[E_56] Glass cladding KGL Check 3
monitor  Proper seat of
glass panel
 Contact setting
[E_57] Engineer on EOS  Check if error is
Site electronically
interlocked
[E_58] Light curtain LV1-PE Check
active too long LV2-PE  Display of light
curtain controller
for defective light
barriers
 Step band in the
light curtain area
for error
[E_62] Crawling speed GFU-C Check:
too slow  Mechanical
movement of unit
 Power of unit
without load
 Parameter of GFU
 Function of GFU
[E_63] Water level KWS-T  Check drive
monitor, top station pit for
water
[E_64] Emergency DH-B  Check stop button
stop, bottom
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[E_65] Start command  Check key
pending switches or start
button for damage
 Check connection
to BMS
[E_66] Remote stop  Check connection
via to BMS
communication
[E_67] PA system  Check parameter
status setting
[E_68] PB-PA system  Check parameter
check setting
[E_69] PA-PT system  Check parameter
check setting
[E_6A] PA-PB system  Check parameter
check setting
[E_6b] PT-PA system  Check parameter
check setting
[E_6C] PT: SB dropout I-SB  Check function of
check SB
[E_6d] PT: SR-U I-SR-U  Check function of
dropout check SR-U and SR1-U
[E_6E] PT: SR-D I-SR-D  Check function of
dropout check SR-D and SR1-D
[E_6F] PT: Dropout I-  Check function of
check motor SANTR SY, SD, SFU, SN
contactors
[E_70] SGBF dropout I-SGBF  Check function of
check SGBF
[E_71] SR1-U dropout I-SR1-U  Check function of
check SR-U, SR1-U
[E_72] SR1-D dropout I-SR1-D  Check function of
check SR-D, SR1-D
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[E_73] PT: Service MGB V54XX:  Check function of
brake dropout Inter- service brake,
MGB-L
check locked MGB, MGB-L
[E_74] Drive shut  Restart unit
down
[E_75] Drive chain INAK- Inter-  Confirm error
contact, top left TL locked  Release safety
KAK-TL brake (if installed) 3
Check:
 Chain tension
 Chain for
excessive
elongation
 Chain damage
[E_76] Overheat PB Check:
monitoring of board  LHDC cable for
truss X6.1 short circuit
 24 VDC
 2–6.4 VDC at PB
X 6.1
[E_77] Evacuation I- Check:
EVAK1  Safety relay
I-  Inputs
EVAK2
[E_78] End of I- Inter-  Confirm error
evacuation EVAK1 locked Check:
I-  Reason for
EVAK2 evacuation travel
 Error history
[E_79] Fuse 110 VAC SIS2  Check 110 VAC
control voltage
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[E_7A] Fuse main SIHM  Check main motor
motor fuses
 Check at double
drive:
– Equal load
conditions
[E_7b] Stop button, DH-  Check customer-
customer- BS2 provided stop
provided button
[E_7C] PB: Service MGB-L Inter-  Check brake for
brake dropout locked malfunction
check
[E_7d] PB: SB dropout I-SB  Check SB
check
[E_7E] PB: SR-U I-SR-U  Check SR-U,
dropout check SR1-U
[E_7F] PB: SR-D I-SR-D  Check SR-D,
dropout check SR1-D
[E_80] PB: Dropout I-  Check SY, SD,
check of motor SANTR SFU, SN
contactors
[E_81] PT: SB pickup I-SB  Check SB picks
check up during travel
[E_82] PB: SB pickup I-SB  Check SB picks
check up during travel
[E_83] PT: SR-U I-SR-U  Check SR-U,
pickup check SR1-U pick up
during travel
[E_84] PB: SR-U I-SR-U  Check SR-U,
pickup check SR1-U pick up
during travel
[E_85] PT: SR-D I-SR-D  Check SR-D,
pickup check SR1-D pick up
during travel
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[E_86] PB: SR-D I-SR-D  Check SR-D,
pickup check SR1-D pick up
during travel
[E_87] PT: Pickup I-  Check SY, SD,
check of motor SANTR SFU, SN pick up
contactors during travel
[E_88] PB: Pickup I-  Check SY, SD,
check of motor SANTR SFU, SN pick up 3
contactors during travel
[E_89] PB: RB RB  Check RB relay
contactor drops out
dropout check
[E_8A] PB: Motor INMH-R Inter-  Confirm error
 INMH-R
 Sensor setting
and [A_32]
motor to ground
[E_8b] PB: 15% motor INMH-R Inter-  Confirm error
 INMHR
 Sensor setting
and [A_32]
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[E_8C] PB: 30% motor INMH-R Inter-  Confirm error
Check:
 INBMG
 Speed via [A_31],
[A_32]
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
[E_8d] PB: Floor cover KDMR- Check:
contact, top T  Proper fit of floor
cover in frame
 Contact setting
[E_8E] PB: Floor cover KDMR- Check:
contact, bottom B  Proper fit of floor
cover in frame
 Contact setting
[E_8F] PB: Step level KKA-T Inter-  Confirm error
damage and
deflection
[E_90] PB: Step level KKA-B Inter-  Confirm error
contact, bottom locked  Check steps for
damage and
deflection
[E_91] PT: Stop JH-B  Release JH-B
button, bottom
[E_92] PB: Service MGB Inter- Check:
brake pickup locked  Power supply of
check brake solenoid
malfunction
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[E_94] PT: Stop JH-T  Release JH-T
button, top
[E_9d] Emergency DH-M  Check DH-M for
stop damage
[E_9E] Service brake I-SBC-  Check service
control error ERR brake control unit
for error message
[E_9F] Revision I-REC-  Check revision 3
control error ERR control unit for
error message
[E_A0] PB hardware  Check +24 VDC
reset at P01
[E_A1] PT hardware  Check +24 VDC
reset at P01
[E_A2] PA hardware  Check +24 VDC
reset at P01
[E_A3] P2 hardware  Check +24 VDC
reset at P01
[E_A4] P3 hardware  Check +24 VDC
reset at P01
[E_A5] Blocking KBV-L  Remove blocking
device, left device
[E_A6] Step chain KKS-BL Inter-  Confirm error
tension contact locked Check:
bottom, left
 Step band
 Contact setting
 Spring tension
[E_A7] Step chain link KKL-L Check:
contact, left  Step chain
 Lubrication of step
chain
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[E_A8] Step chain link KKL-R Check:
contact, right  Step chain
 Lubrication of step
chain
[E_A9] Communication RS232/  Check P0049
error RS485-
2
[E_b0] PT reset  Check next error
entry and correct
[E_b1] PB reset  Check next error
entry and correct
[E_b2] PA reset  Check next error
entry and correct
[E_b3] P2 reset  Check next error
entry and correct
[E_b4] P3 reset  Check next error
entry and correct
[E_b8] Bus retry reset  Check connecting
line
[E_b9] Buffer full reset  Check of quickly
activated inputs
[E_bA] Wrong Check:
message reset  Connecting line
 Incorrect devices
connected
[E_bb] Time-out reset  Check connecting
line
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[E_bC] Flash reset  Set parameter to
default
 Program
parameter
according to
control cabinet
sticker
[E_Cb] 22 VAC voltage  Check 22 VAC
reset supply 3
[E_CC] PT: 30 % Motor INMH-R Inter-  Confirm error
Check:
 INBMG
[A_32]
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
[E_CE] PT: 30% INVK-T Inter-  Confirm error
overspeed INVK-B locked  Release safety
Check:
 INVK-T, INVK-B
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
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[E_CF] PB: 30% INVK-T Inter-  Confirm error
overspeed INVK-B locked  Release safety
Check:
 INVK-T, INVK-B
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
sensors
 Sensor setting
[E_d1] Smoke KBFM- Check:
detector, B  Smoke formation
bottom  Cause of smoke
 Respective
component
[E_d2] Skirt contact, KSL-M Check
middle  Trapped objects
between step and
skirting
steps or skirting
[E_d3] Phase failure RKPH  Measure all three
phases to ground
 Check direction of
rotation of main
line
[E_d4] Rubber belt KGB-T  Check rubber belt
contact, top
[E_d5] Rubber belt KGB-B  Check rubber belt
contact, bottom
[E_d6] Blocking device KBV  Check blocking
device
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[E_d7] Combplate ITH-T  Remove ice and
heating, top snow
Check:
 Heating element
 PT100 sensor
[E_d8] Step upthrust KUS-B  Check for trapped
contact, bottom objects:
– between riser 3
and rear edge of
next step
– between riser
and skirting
(during down
travel)
[E_d9] Brake lining INBB  Check brake lining
monitor  Replace brake
lining if minimum
is reached
[E_dA] Stop button, DH-BS  Check function of
customer- RHBS
provided
[E_db] Water level KWS-B  Check tension
monitor, bottom station pit for
water
[E_dF] Shutdown with KDS  Check lubrication
lubrication system:
failure – level switch
– tubes for kinks
[E_E4] PB: Over- Tension station too
temperature warm
 Cool tension
station
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[E_E5] PT: Over- Drive station too
temperature warm
 Cool drive station
[E_E6] PA: Over- Machine room too
temperature warm
 Cool machine
room
[E_E7] PB: Missing INVK-B Inter-  Confirm error
step or pallet, locked Check:
bottom
 Step or pallet
band for
completeness
 INVK-B
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
sensor
 Sensor setting
[E_E8] PT: Monitor, Check:
controlled  GFU parameters
brake  GFU activation
[E_E9] Monitor, Check:
controlled  GFU parameters
brake 2  GFU activation
[E_EA] PT: Braking INMH-R Inter-  Confirm error
distance locked Check:
exceeded  Braking distance
 INMH-R
[A_32]
 Power supply of
sensor
 Sensor setting
[E_Eb] Consecutive  Start the next unit
operation in line
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[E_EC] PB: Initiator INVK-T Check:
defective, top  INVK-T
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
sensor
 Sensor setting
[E_Ed] Emergency DH Unit specific
stop 2 3
[E_Er] Elec-tronically ANSI  Press DRES2 or
interlocked DRES3 to show
error the error
[E_F0] PB: Missing INVK-T Inter-  Confirm error
step or pallet, locked Check:
top
 Step or pallet
band for
completeness
 INVK-T
 [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
sensor
 Sensor setting
[E_F1] PB: Initiator INVK-T Check:
bottom  [t_05], [t_06]
 Power supply of
sensor
 Sensor setting
[E_F2] PT system Inter-  Check parameter
status locked setting
[E_F3] PB system Inter-  Check parameter
status locked setting
[E_F4] PT-PB system  Check parameter
check setting
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[E_F5] PB-PT system  Check parameter
check setting
[E_F6] PT: RB RB Inter-  Confirm error
dropout check RB
[E_F7] RGBA RGBA Inter-  Confirm error
dropout check RGBA and
RGBA1
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3.5 Main Menu
Some menu functions can only be activated by the Semi5-
Card with the corresponding access level or via FCOM5.
Only in EoS mode all menu functions are available. If the

EoS mode is not active the display will show [nEoS] while
inserting the Semi5-Card into the slot X11.
The operator level is always accessible without the Semi5-

Card and EoS mode.
3
 Activate the EoS mode.
 Insert the Semi5-Card into the slot X11 or connect FCOM5.
 To enter the main menu press the ESC and OK buttons
simultaneously until the display shows [U__C].
 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the desired function.
 Press the OK button to activate the function.
 The ESC button can be used at any time to abort the function and
return to the previous selection if not mentioned different.
Display Function
[U__C] Error history
[U__A] Display of operating data
[U__t] Technical tests
[U__P] Parameters
[U__r] Set RTC
[U__d] Data update
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3.5.1 [U__C] - Error History
This functions shows the most recently stored errors.
While entering this function the last stored error is shown.
 Use the UP button to show the next older error or DOWN button to
show the next younger error.
 Press the ESC button to leave the function. A marker [_SFd] is set
at the beginning.
Display Function
[C] Error history identifier
[CSFd] Marker where the history was read out
[CStA] Beginning of history reached
[CEnd] End of history reached
[C_] Error entry
[C3] Operating state on
[C312] Evacuation operation on
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3.5.2 [U__A] - Display of Operating Data
 Press the OK button to show the value of the function.
* = Function accessible with software version > V5242 or
> V5417.
Access 3
Display Function [Unit] Level
O M S
[A_01] Braking distance [cm] *  
[A_02] Automatic time [s] 
[A_03] Automatic state (see next table) 
[A_05] Service hour meter [h]   
[A_11] Service hour meter, up travel [h]   
[A_12] Service hour meter, down travel [h]   
[A_13] Service hour meter, crawling [h]   
[A_14] -
PT, PB, PA, P2, P3 software version  
[A_18]
[A_20] Minimum required FCOM5 version  
[A_21] PB step band speed [m/s] * 
[A_22] PT step band speed [m/s] * 
[A_23] Combplate temperature, bottom [°C] 
[A_24] Combplate temperature, top [°C] 
[A_25] PT machine room temperature [°C] 
[A_26] PB machine room temperature [°C] 
[A_27] PA machine room temperature [°C] 
[A_29] Motor speed [rpm] 
Step chain running [km]
[A_30]   
Display [__]/[] =  km
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Access
Display Function [Unit] Level
O M S
[A_31] Minimum motor speed [rpm] 
[A_32] Maximum motor speed [rpm] 
[A_35] SRECS checksum 
[A_03] - Automatic State
Display Function
[0] No transmitter malfunction
No transmitter malfunction. The entrance monitoring
[1] system was interrupted. Waiting for the signal from the
skirt light barrier.
[2] Entrance monitoring defective
[3] Skirt light barrier defective
[00] No automatic start of the automatic time (see next table)
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Automatic start of the automatic time
Display Function
[01] Since lubrication is active
[02] Since heating is active
[03] Due to KGGFU
[04] Due to JFUD
[07] Due to CO-GO-B/T
3
[08] Due to continuous operation
[09] Due to a LR
Due to automatic operation with skirt light barriers and
[10]
without GFU
[11] Due to too low temperatures, top
[12] Due to too slow speed in crawling mode
[13] Due to technical test
[14] Due to evacuation
Entrance monitoring system sensors

If more than one sensor is interrupted, numbers are added.
Display Passenger Detection

[] No detection
[1] IRAD-T detection
[2] PHSE-T detection
[4] PHSE-B detection
[8] IRAD-B detection
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3.5.3 [U__t] - Technical Tests
DANGER
No Passengers on the Unit during a Technical Test.
Passenger on the unit while running a technical test will result in death
or serious injury.
Do not allow any passengers on the unit while running a technical test.
Technical tests marked with an asterisk [t_]* are described

in more details next to the overview.
The column “IO” indicates, that the test can NOT be

performed during the inspection operation.
Procedure of technical tests if not mentioned separately:

 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the desired technical test.
 Press the OK button to confirm the selected test. The display shows
[t_d.0.].
 Start the unit in the desired direction.
 Wait until the unit stops after a short time of travel.
 Press the ESC button several times until the display shows [E_..].
 Verify the correct error display.
 Clear the error with the OK button.
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* = Function available with software version > V5242 or
> V5417.
Technical tests might not be present due to different software
version.
Access
Display Test Error IO Level
O M S
3
[t_01] 15% PB overspeed [E_3E]  *  
[t_02] 15% PT overspeed [E_30]  *  
[t_03] PB underspeed [E_3F]  *  
[t_04] PT underspeed [E_31]  *  
[t_05]* Check of INVK at PB 
[t_06]* Check of INVK at PT 
[t_07]* Check of INHL at PB 
[t_10]* Service brake under load   
[t_11]* Safety brake under load   
[t_15] Delete history 
[t_16] 15% motor overspeed [E_18]  *  
[t_17] Motor underspeed [E_1C]  *  
[t_18] Fine tuning for GFUP   
[t_21] 30% motor overspeed [E_CC]  *  
[t_24] 30% PT overspeed [E_CE]  *  
[t_25] 30% PB overspeed [E_CF]  *  
[t_26]* Combplate heating, bottom  
[t_27]* Combplate heating, top  
[t_28] Missing step, bottom, PT (V52XX) [E_3b]   
[t_29] Missing step, bottom, PB [E_F0]   
(V52XX)
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Access
Display Test Error IO Level
O M S
[t_30] Missing step, top, PT (V52XX) [E_39]   
[t_31] Missing step, top, PB (V52XX) [E_E7]   
[t_32]* Speed test 1 (V52XX)   
[t_33]* Speed test 2 (V52XX)   
[t_35]* Controller cooling *  
[t_36]* Controller heating *  
[t_37]* Lubrication  
[t_46] Initiate LR. Press ESC to exit the   
menu.
[t_48] Safety brake test GFUP 
[t_49] Service brake test GFUP 
[t_50] Start-up via board buttons 
[t_51] Acknowledging maintenance   
monitoring
[t_52] 15% PB motor overspeed [E_8b]    
(V54XX)
[t_53] PB motor underspeed (V54XX) [E_8A]    
[t_54] 30% PB motor overspeed [E_8C]   
(V54XX)
[t_55] SRECS (V54XX) [E_F2]/  
[E_F3]
[t_56] Safety brake contact (V54XX)  
[t_57] Motor speed initiator (V54XX) [E_1C]  
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[t_05] [t_06] [t_07] - Functional Checks
[t_05] for INVKs is only shown on PB.
[t_06] for INVKs is only shown on PT.
[t_07] for INHLs is only shown on PB.
 Select the desired technical test.
 Run the unit with the maintenance control panel. The display will
show the function of the INVKs / INHLs.
Display Function [t_05/06] [t_07] 3

[0] 0 V = no detection INVK-B INHL-R
[1] 24 V = material detected INVK-B INHL-R
[0] 0 V = no detection INVK-T INHL-L
[1] 24 V = material detected INVK-T INHL-L
[0] - Increments the value at each change
INVK-B INVK-B
[7] (value 7  0)
[0] - Increments the value at each change
INVK-T INVK-L
[7] (value 7  0)
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[t_10] [t_11] - Brake under Load
[t_10] for service brake.
[t_11] for safety brake.
The display [t] shows the last braking distance in 

centimeter.
At [t_11] the safety brake engages without delay using the

emergency stop button DH.
At [t_11] the service brake must remain released manually.
– Single motor  15 kW:

The motor starts in direct mode using the key switch.
– Single motor  15 kW:
The motor starts in - mode using the key switch. The -
switching time is set to two seconds. Starting in up direction at full
load is not permissible.
[t_26] [t_27] - Combplate Heating

[t_26] for combplate heating bottom.
– Only possible if P0061 > 999.
– Suppresses error [E_1E] for two hours.
[t_27] for combplate heating top.

– Only possible if P0062 > 999.
– Suppresses error [E_d7] for two hours.
 Verify if the corresponding heating device is working.
Display Function
[t1] Shutdown due to frost
[t1] Combplate temperature > +70 °C
[t1] Combplate temperature < -30 °C
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[t_32] - Speed Test 1
This test cannot be performed with direct starting
(P0193 = 2).

switching time is set to two seconds. 3
Underspeed
 Start the unit without load in the desired direction.
 Press the UP button to initiate a shutdown.
– The motor is deactivated and the brake remains released.
– The unit decelerates and is shut down via the underspeed check.
 Press the OK button several times until the display shows [E_..].
15% Overspeed
 Start the unit with braking test load only in down direction.
– The unit accelerates and is shut down via the 15% overspeed
check.
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[t_33] - Speed Test 2
This test cannot be performed with direct starting
(P0193 = 2).
The 15% overspeed check is deactivated.
switching time is set to two seconds.
30% Overspeed
 Start the unit with braking test load only in down direction.
– The unit accelerates and is shut down via the 30% overspeed
check.
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[t_35] [t_36] - Cooling/Heating
[t_35] for cooling fans:
At least one of the outputs VVEK1 - 3 must be assigned to a
hardware pin.
[t_36] for heating devices:

At least one of the outputs VEH1, RHE-B, RHE-T must be
assigned to a hardware pin.
 The outputs can be activated individual by using the UP button.
 Verify if the corresponding cooling or heating device is working.
3
Output Active
Display
[t_35] [t_36]
[t__0] VVEK1, VVEK2, VVEK3 VEH1, RHE-B, RHE-T
[t__1] VVEK1 VEH1
[t__2] VVEK2 RHE-B
[t__3] VVEK3 RHE-T
[t_37] - Lubrication
Possible messages that may occur during a subtest:
 Press the OK button to confirm the message.
Display Function
[L_0] Subtest not yet activated
[L_1] Subtest running
[L_2] Subtest completed
[L_3] Subtest stopped manually
[L_4] Subtest aborted: Low oil level
[L_5] Subtest aborted: Leak or pressure cannot be decreased
[L_6] Subtest not possible at the moment
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Downdraft lubrication with multiple valves
Only possible if P0084 = 2.
 Press the OK button to start the selected subtest.

 Press the UP button to stop a running subtest.
 Press the OK button to confirm the result of the subtest.
Possible subtests:
Display Function
[LACt] Automatic lubrication cycle is active
[L2_] Opens the step chain valves for P0003 seconds
[L4_] Opens the drive and handrail drive chain valves for P0006
seconds
[LA_] Lubrication pause is deleted: Lubrication starts at travel
[Lb_] Initial lubrication: Lubrication starts at travel (step chain for
60, drive and handrail drive chain for 12 minutes)
[LC_] Current overtravel stopped
[Ld_] Set lubrication pause
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Automatic lubrication with piston pump
Only possible if P0084 = 3 or 4.

 Press the UP button to switch over to the next subtest.
 Press the ESC button to stop a running subtest.
Possible subtests:
Display Function 3
[L0_] Fill lubrication system
[L1_] Leakage test
[L2_] Right step chain
[L3_] Left step chain
[L4_] Right drive chain
[L5_] Left drive chain
[L6_] Handrail drive chain
[L7_] Right handrail drive chain
[L8_] Left handrail drive chain
[L9_] Fill distributor
[Lb_] Initial lubrication: 3 lubrication cycles starts at travel
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Lubricant dosing system

 Press the UP or ESC button to stop a running subtest.
Possible subtests:
Display Function
[L2_] Opens the step chain valves for 12 minutes
[L4_] Opens the drive and handrail drive chain valves for 12
minutes
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Automatic lubrication with gear pump

 Press the UP button to stop a running subtest.
Possible subtests:
Display Function
[LACt] Automatic lubrication cycle is active 3
[L2_] Opens the step chain valves for P0003 seconds
[L4_] Opens the drive and handrail drive chain valves for P0006
seconds
[Lb_] Initial lubrication: Lubrication starts at travel (step chain for
60, drive and handrail drive chain for 12 minutes)
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3.5.4 [U__P] - Parameters
Parameter settings depend on the unit. Incorrect settings
may cause malfunctions.
Any change of a parameter must be approved by the

Escalator Competence Center in Vienna and must be
documented on all control cabinet stickers.
To load the default parameter set or change the default

parameter record refer to the end of this chapter.
 Activate the EoS mode.
 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the desired authorization
(see next table).
 Press the OK button to confirm the selection.
 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the desired parameter.
 Press the OK button to confirm the parameter. The current value of
the parameter is shown.
 Use the UP or DOWN button to change the value of the parameter.
 Store the new value:
– With the ESC button, no changes are stored.
– With the OK button, the changed value is stored.
 Press the ESC button until the display shows [U---]. A boot-up is
triggered automatically.
Access
Display Authorization Level
O M S
[PP00] Read-only. No parameters are editable  
[PP22] Parameters P0000 - P0743 are editable 
[PP55] Parameters P0000 - P0999 are editable 
[PP99] All parameters are editable 
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Parameters might not be present due to different software
version.
Default value in brackets () = ANSI-CSA.
LR indicates a parameter which is calculated during the

learning run.
Not all parameters are listed.
Par. Parameter De- Range Description 3

No. fault [Unit]
P0000 YDMAXTIME 70 1–100 Maximum starting
[0.1 s] time in Y operation
P0001 HANDRAILTIME 60 10–120 Delay of handrail

[0.1 s] speed monitor
errors
P0002 ECOMAXTIME 60 60– Maximum 
1000 operation time for
[s] ECO
P0003 LUBRICATIONTIME 720 0–9999 Downdraft

1 [s] lubrication time for
step chain
P0006 LUBRICATIONTIME 720 0–9999 Downdraft
2 [s] lubrication time for
handrail and drive
chain
P0008 LUBRICATION- 25 5–9999 Lubrication pause
PAUSE-KM [km]
P0009 RUNNING METER 500 10– Overtravel after
AFTER 2000 lubrication
LUBRICATION [m]
P0010 LUBRICATION- 0 0–9999 Lubrication strokes
MGSKS-R for right step chain
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Par. Parameter De- Range Description
No. fault [Unit]
MGSKS-L for left step chain
MGSKA-R for right drive chain
MGSKA-L for left drive chain
MGSKHL for handrail drive
chain
MGSKHL-R for right handrail
drive chain
P0016 AUTOMATICTIME 9999 12– Time for automatic
9999 operation
[s]
P0017 DHBUZZERTIME 0 0–9999 Buzzer activation
[s] time after
emergency stop
P0020 GFU-RSF-TIME 0 0 Time for crawling
10– 0: No limit
9999
[s]
P0024 KBFM-TIME 0 0–300 Delay time for
[s] smoke detector
P0025 BUZZERTIME ENTR. 0 0–30 Buzzer time when

MONITORING [s] entered from wrong
side
MGSKHL-L for left handrail
drive chain
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No. fault [Unit]
P0027 LIGHTCURTAIN MAX 600 0–9999 Maximum
TIME [min] monitoring time of
light curtain
0: No limit
P0029 TEMPERATURE 15 0 Minimum
FOR CRAWLING 5–40 temperature in drive
SPEED station for crawling
[°C] speed 3
0: No limit
P0030 HEAT ERROR 0 0–300 Buzzer and delay
DELAY [s] time for heating
errors
P0032 START SPEED 0 0–1 0: Start with
nominal speed
1: Start with
crawling speed
P0033 STOP SPEED 0 0–1 0: Coasting to stop
1: Service brake
P0034 START MODE 0 0–3 0: Without light
curtain
1: Remote start with
light curtain
2: Always with light
curtain
3: Remote start with
light curtain, local
start with light
curtain if active
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No. fault [Unit]
P0035 REMOTE STOP 0 0–3 0: No function
MODE 1: Stop only during
travel
2: Stop without
persons
3: Stop after
announcement
P0037 LIGHTCURTAIN 1 0–1 0: Start only with
START MODE next person
1: Start after
troubleshooting
P0038 INSPECTION 0 0–24 0: Monitoring
PERIOD inactive
1–24: Maintenance
visits per year
P0039 VSKA-R TIME 200 0–9999 Lubrication time for
[s] drive and handrail
chain
P0041 SWITCHOVER TIME 0 0 Switchover time
SFU SN 60– from SFU to SN
2000
[ms]
P0042 SWITCHOVER TIME 0 0 Switchover time
SN SFU 60– from SN to SFU
2000
[ms]
P0043 VOICE ANN. TIME 0 0–30 Voice
REM START [s] announcement time
for remote start
P0044 VOICE ANN. TIME 0 0–30 Voice
REM STOP [s] announcement time
for remote stop
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No. fault [Unit]
P0045 BUZZERTIME ENTR. 0 0–30 Buzzer time when
MONITORING 2 [s] entered from
correct side
P0046 Ride Through 0 0–1 0: Standard
1: Ride through with
GFU
P0047 INAK TIME 200 0–400 Time for delay of 3
[ms] INAK
P0054 VHE1- 7 5–100 Temperature of
TEMPERATURE [°C] control cabinet
heating
P0055 VVEK1- 40 5–100 Temperature of
TEMPERATURE [°C] machine room fan 1


P0058 ERROR OVER TEMP 70 5–100 Shutdown

VALUE [°C] overtemperature
P0059 WARNING OVER 50 5–100 Warning

TEMPERATURE [°C] overtemperature
VALUE
P0060 KOMPARA 0x 0x0001- Contract-specific
0000 0xFFFF parameter
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No. fault [Unit]
P0061 HKB 0007 0000– Heating of
0025 combplate.
1000– First digit:
1025 0: No heating
3000– 1: Heating without
3025 frost check
P0062 HKT 3: Heating with frost
check
Third and fourth
digits: Temperature
setting for heating
[°C]
P0068 COMM. PROT. PT 0 0 0: FCOM5
RS232 9–11 9: Modbus-GLT
10: Modbus-ALCD
11: Modbus-FIP
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No. fault [Unit]
P0069 GLT REMOTE COM 0 0–20 0: No remote
control possible
Remote control
without command
unlock via:
1: PT RS-232
2: PT RS-485-2 3
3: PB RS-232
4: PB RS-485-2
5: PA RS-232
6: PA RS-485-2
7: P2 RS-232
8: P2 RS-485-2
9: P3 RS-232
10: P3 RS-485-2
Remote control with
command unlock
via:
11: PT RS-232
12: PT RS-485-2
13: PB RS-232
14: PB RS-485-2
15: PA RS-232
16: PA RS-485-2
17: P2 RS-232
18: P2 RS-485-2
19: P3 RS-232
20: P3 RS-485-2
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No. fault [Unit]
P0070 LEARNINGOFF 0 0–1 0: Learning run not
LR completed
1: Learning run
completed
P0080 SAFETYBRAKE 0 0–1 0: No safety brake
(1) 1: Safety brake
installed
P0084 VALVE 2 0 Lubrication:
LUBRICATION 2–7 0: No
2: Downdraft with
multiple valves
3: One stroke piston
pump
4: Two stroke piston
pump
5: Dosing system
6: Gear pump
7: Pump with
dosing elements
P0085 BUZZER BEFORE 0 0–15 Buzzer time before
START [s] start-up
P0088 HANDRAIL 1 0–1 0: Handrail speed

LR MONITORING monitor inactive
1: Handrail speed
monitor active
P0092 STEP ABSENCE 1 1 1: Steps
3–5 3: Short pallets
4: Long pallets
5: Very short pallets
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No. fault [Unit]
P0096 OPERATION MODE 0 0–3 0: No automatic
operation
1: Automatic
operation active
2: Direction change
operation
3: Automatic 3
operation with skirt
light barriers
P0097 AUTOMATIC 0 0–3 0: Continuous/
OPTION automatic operation
1: Automatic
operation only
2: Automatic
operation only and
JFUD switch
3: Automatic
operation or
direction change
P0100 LIGHTCURTAIN 0 0–1 0: No light curtain
TYPE 1: Esca-Scan
P0102 DIRECTION LOCK 0 0–2 0: No limit
1: Key switch start
in UP direction not
possible
2: Key switch start
in DOWN direction
not possible
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No. fault [Unit]
P0104 ENTRANCE 0 0 If automatic
MONITORING 20 transmitter are
actuated against
travel direction:
0: Unit accelerates
to nominal speed
20: No action
P0107 LUBRICATION 0 0–2 0: Normal function
ERROR 1: Shutdown due to
lubrication after
travel
2: Immediate
shutdown
P0109 INDICATOR 0 0–3 0: Standard
DIRECTION 1: Red at EoS
FUNCTION
2: Red flashing with
light curtain restart
3: Flashing for start
and direction
change
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No. fault [Unit]
P0110 COMM. PROT. PT 0 0 0: No
RS485-2 6 communication
P0111 COMM. PORT. PB 9–11 6: group bus
RS232 9: Modbus-GLT
P0112 COMM. PROT. PB 10: Modbus-ALCD
RS485-2
11: Modbus-FIP
P0113 COMM. PROT. PA 3
RS232
P0114 COMM. PROT. PA
RS485-2
P0115 COMM. PROT. P2
RS232
RS485-2
RS232
RS485-2
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No. fault [Unit]
P0119 COMM. ADDRESS 0 0–255 Communication
PT RS485-2 address
P0120 COMM. ADDRESS
PB RS485-2
P0121 COMM. ADDRESS
PA RS485-2
P0122 COMM. ADDRESS
P2 RS485-2
P0123 COMM. ADDRESS
P3 RS485-2
P0124 COMM. ADDRESS
PT RS232
P0125 COMM. ADDRESS
PB RS232
P0126 COMM. ADDRESS
PA RS232
P0127 COMM. ADDRESS
P2 RS232
P0128 COMM. ADDRESS
P3 RS232
P0190 R&D SIMULATE 0 0 Only for
3 development
P0192 SPEEDEDGE 2 2 Number of edges
NUMBER 6 per 400 mm
2: Escalators
6: Moving walks
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No. fault [Unit]
P0193 DRIVE 2 1–4 1: Y-starting
7 2: Direct starting
10 3: GFU Plus
12 4: GFU Standard
13 7: Y operation with
15 switching to 
10: GFU Multi
3
16
speed, up only
12: Y operation with
switching to  or
GFU-C
13: Y-starting with
switching to GFU-C
15: Y operation with
switching to  or
GFU-C and slow
inspection speed
16: Y-starting with
switching to GFU-C
and slow inspection
speed
P0197 GFU SPEED 0 0–2 GFU Speed
CHOOSE selection system:
0: Switches
1: Buttons
2: Single button
P0199 GFU SPEED 1 0–4 Line frequency is
SUPPLY FREQU. nominal speed:
0: No function
1–4: Speed 1–4
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No. fault [Unit]
P0201 DRIVE OPTION 0 0–1 0: Direct starting
permissible
1: Y-starting
required
P0216 TRUSS HEAT 0 0–1 0: Inactive
DETECTION 1: Overheat
monitoring of truss
P0217 G-COUNTER RESET 5 5–600 Time for recurring
TIME [min] errors
P0218 COUNTER 5 0–20 Number of recurring

INTERLOCK (+G) errors before
interlocking
P0224 RESETMODE 0 0–1 0: EN 115
(1) 1: ANSI-CSA
P0231 EEPROM DEFAULT 90 0–2 0: Standard
1: ASA
2: ANSI-CSA
P0232 PANEL TYPE 0 0 Operating panel:
(13) 13 0: Standard
13: Double cable
run
P0243 AUTHORIZATION 0 0–1 0: Standard
(1) 1: ANSI
P0250 HANDRAIL ROLLER 340 100– Circumference of
CIRCUMFER. 400 handrail measuring
750– roller
850
[mm]
P0251 NOMINAL SPEED 500 400– Rated speed
775
[mm/s]
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No. fault [Unit]
P0252 NUMBER MOTOR 6 4 Number of motor
POLE PAIRS 6 pole pairs
P0253 RPM IMPULSES 6 6 Holes in flywheel:
12 6: 2
12: 4
P0254 RPM ECO 18 15–100 Minimum crawling
CRAWLING speed
3
[%]
P0255 INMH PULSES PER 9999 1–9999 Pulses per second
LR SEC from INMH
P0256 STEP SPEED RATED 10 10– Nominal speed

LR 5000
[ms]
P0257 RPM RATED 10 10– Nominal speed of
LR 1000 flywheel
[ms]
P0258 RPM YD SWITCHING 96 1–100 Switching speed for
[%] Y-during run-up
P0260 RPM ECO LOW 95 1–100 Lower switching

[%] limit for ECO
P0261 RPM ECO HIGH 105 1–120 Upper switching

[%] limit for ECO
P0262 GFUP-SPEED-04 35 5–100 Frequency for

V54XX: nominal speed 4
5-60
[Hz]
P0263 BRAKEMEASURE 10 1–9999 Conversion factor
LR FACTOR for braking distance
measurement
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No. fault [Unit]
P0264 STEPLENGTH 9999 0–9999 Step length factor
LR for missing-step
check
50-60
[Hz]
5-60
[Hz]
5-60
[Hz]
P0268 BRAKE-DISTANCE- 120 50–300 Maximum braking
MAX [cm] distance
P0279 HANDRAIL 10 0–9999 Conversion factor

LR MONITORING for handrail speed
DIFFERENCE check
P0280 HANDRAIL 15 1–99 Tripping threshold
MONITORING [%] for handrail speed
ERROR error
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Load Default Parameter Set
All parameters, the history and the RAM at the desired PCB
will be deleted.
Do not connect the connector X2.9-13 until all desired PCBs

are set to default. A PCB without default parameters will
automatically copy its parameter set to PCBs with default
parameters.
Use menu [dPdE] to set parameters on all connected PCBs

to default. 3
 Press the emergency stop button at the bottom control cabinet
 Turn off the main switch JHA.
 Disconnect the connector X2.9 - 13.
 Set the DIL switch S7/7 to the ON position at the desired PCB.
 Turn on the main switch JHA. The display shows [FdEL].
 Press the UP button. The display flashes.
 Press the OK button. The memory will be cleared. The display
shows [donE].
 Set the DIL switch S7/7 to the OFF position at the desired PCB.
 Connect the connector X2.9 - 13.
 Turn on the main switch JHA and follow the display instructions.
 Release the emergency stop button at the bottom control cabinet
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Default Parameter Record
It is absolutely necessary to obtain a new control cabinet
sticker from the supplying factory before changing the
default parameter record.
 Set all parameters to default.
 Set DIL switches at PB for the new default parameter record.
 Turn on the main switch JHA.
 Set all parameters according to the new control cabinet sticker.
 Fix the new control cabinet sticker to all control cabinets.
Designation
DIL Switch PB
Standard ASA ANSI-CSA
S7/4 OFF ON OFF
S7/5 OFF OFF ON
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3.5.5 [U__r] - Set RTC
The errors are only stored in line with the times if the RTC is
set to the local time.
 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the desired range.
 Press the OK button to activate the range.
 Use the UP or DOWN button to change the value of the range.
 Press the OK button to save the value and leave the range.
Display Function Range 3

[r000] Year 0–99
[r001] Month 1–12
[r002] Day 1–31
[r003] Day of the week 0 Sunday
1 Monday
2 Tuesday
3 Wednesday
4 Thursday
5 Friday
6 Saturday
[r004] Hour 0–23
[r005] Minute 0–59
[r006] Second 0–59
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3.5.6 [U__d] - Data Update
 Press the OK button to confirm the selected function. The display
starts to flash.
 Press the OK button again to start the function.
Access
Display Function Level
O M S
[dCco] Copy history to the Semi5-Card   
[dPco] Copy parameters to the Semi5-Card  
[dPLd] Load parameters to the PCB 
[dPdE] Set parameters and RAM to default of all 
PCBs
[dSLd] Load software to all PCBs 
[dCco] - Copy History

As soon as the display shows [donE], the data were stored
on the Semi5-Card in the directory FCOM5\History.
The file name is composed of the contract number stored in

P1513 - P1517 and the extension “.TxT”.
The following errors may occur:
Display Meaning
[Err1] Invalid parameter P1513 - P1517. Set parameter P1513 -
P1517 according to the control cabinet sticker.
[Err2] No Semi5-Card inserted
[Err3] Error when accessing the Semi5-Card
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[dPco] - Copy Parameters
As soon as the display shows [donE], the data were stored
on the Semi5-Card in the directory FCOM5\Parameter.
The file name is composed of the contract number stored in

P1513 - P1517 and the extension “.Cf1”.
Display Meaning
[Err1] Invalid parameter P1513 - P1517. Set parameter P1513 - 3
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[dPLd] - Load Parameters
The parameter file must be located on the Semi5-Card in the
directory FCOM5\Parameter.
The file name must be composed of the contract number

stored in P1513 - P1517 and the extension “.Cf1”.
After completion an automatic reset will be carried out. The following
errors may occur:
Display Meaning
[Err1] Invalid parameter P1513 - P1517. Set parameter P1513–
[Err4] Parameter file is not available
[Err5] Lines are too long
[Err6] Wrong file identifier
[Err7] Wrong file structure
[Err8] Parameters cannot be set
[Err9] Value not permissible for the parameters
[dPdE] - Default Parameters and RAM

The parameters, error history and service hour meter are
cleared on ALL connected PCBs.
After completion an automatic reset will be carried out.
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[dSLd] - Load Software
The software file must be located on the Semi5-Card in the
directory FCOM5\Software.
Use the DIL switch S7/8 for the fastest method to update the
software onto a PCB (see next page).
 If the Semi5-Card contains more than one software file, use the UP
or DOWN button for the selection.
 Press the OK button to confirm the selection. The display starts to
flash alternately with the selected software version. 3
 Press the OK button again to load the software to the PCBs.
Display Meaning
[Err2] No software file found
[Err3] Software file is defective
[Err4] Software file is not valid for this PCB
[Err5] Software is not valid for this application
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Software update with DIL switch S7/8
 Disconnect the connector X2.9 - 13.
 Set the DIL switch S7/8 to the ON position.
 Insert the Semi5-Card containing the software.
 Wait until the display shows [CArd] and press the OK button.
 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the desired software version
if more than one is stored on the Semi5-Card.
 Press the OK button to load the selected software to the PCB.
 Wait until the display shows [donE].
 Remove the Semi5-Card.
 Set the DIL switch S7/8 to the OFF position.
 Proceed from the beginning to update another PCB.
 Turn on the main switch JHA and follow the display instructions.
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3.6 EoS Mode
For the inspection run and maintenance work the EoS mode
must be activated.
In the EoS mode no error codes will be stored in the error log
or send to the building management.
3.6.1 Activation, Deactivation

3
This functions are working only if the unit does not have a
dedicated EoS switch.
After 30 minutes of normal operation the EoS mode is

deactivated if no technical test is activated and no button is
pressed.
After 30 minutes of standstill in the EoS mode the safety

brake engages.
Activation
 Turn the EoS switch to the ON position if present.
 If no EoS switch is present, press and hold the emergency stop
button DH while turning the key switch to both directions.
– All PCB displays showing [r] and the external display [r] to
indicate the EoS mode is active.
Deactivation
 Turn the EoS switch to the OFF position if present.
 If no EoS switch is present, press and hold the emergency stop
button DH while turning the key switch to both directions.
– All PCB displays showing [] and the external display [] to
indicate the EoS mode is not active.
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3.6.2 Maintenance Operating Panel
DANGER
Emergency Stop Button JHRE
As a matter of principle, always press the emergency stop button
JHRE on the maintenance operating panel when not in use.
If the error message [E_45] is shown while opening the

cover of the inspection outlet, the EoS mode is not active. To
reset the error close the inspection cover again.
A restart is blocked for up to 4 seconds with direct drives and

when the panel buttons are pressed in rapid succession.
This is necessary to prevent the fuses from tripping.
The step/pallet band, handrail and brake monitor are not

active during inspection operation.
The motor speed is only monitored for overspeed.
 Make sure the unit is in the EoS mode, the safety circuit is closed
and no unacknowledged errors are present (except for a floor cover
contact error).
 Open the cover of the inspection outlet on top of the control cabinet.
– The display shows [r_r0] after a short time.
– The safety brake - if installed - is released.
– Now the unit can be operated by the maintenance operating
panel.
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3.7 Commissioning
3.7.1 Main Line Connection
DANGER
High Voltage
3
 Switch off the circuit breaker and secure it against access.
 Connect the three-phase cable.
 Observe the correct direction of rotation.
The motor circuit wiring is adjusted to the unit and must not
be altered. This applies to the wiring of:
– the motor
– the GFU (optional)
– the drive contactors
– the main fuse
– the ground-fault circuit interrupter (optional)
– the phase monitoring relay (optional)
– the main switch JHA
 Connect the lighting circuit. It must be fused by the customer.
 Connect the heating circuit. It must be fused by the customer.
 Switch off the circuit breaker and secure it against access.
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3.7.2 Checks before Initial Start-Up
WARNING
Wrong DIL switch and jumper settings
Wrong DIL switch and jumper settings could result in malfunctions.
Always set the DIL switches and jumpers according to the control
cabinet sticker.
 Switch off the circuit breaker SIS2 to interrupt the safety circuit.
 Press the emergency stop button at the bottom control cabinet
 Check that all DIL switch and jumper settings on the PCBs are
 Boot-up the PCBs.
– PB, PA, P2, P3 shows [F_P]
– PT reading increments from [F_02] to [F_60] (not all numbers are
displayed).
– Once the system has booted, the error message [E_2C] appears
to indicate that the emergency stop button at the bottom control
cabinet has been actuated.
 Switch on circuit breaker SIS2.
– An automatic contactor dropout check is carried out.
– The system automatically checks whether the key switches are in
the OFF position.
– Once the anti-reversing device has deactivated, the unit is ready
for operation. The display shows [b_d0].
 Set the RTC.
 Initiate the learning run.
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3.7.3 Initiating the Learning Run
WARNING
It is absolutely necessary to Perform the Learning Run before
the First Run with the Key Switch.
If the learning run is not performed correctly, malfunctions and
incorrect error diagnoses could occur later on.
Do not interrupt the learning run at any time by turning off the unit or
resetting any PCBs.
3
It might be necessary to initiate the learning run after
updating the software.
The learning run can only be initiated with the Semi5-Card

with the corresponding access level or via FCOM5.
 The unit is ready to be started with the key switch and the display
shows [b_d0] and the last error.
 Activate the EoS mode. The display shows [r_d0].
 Press the ESC and OK buttons simultaneously until the display
shows [U__C].
 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the menu [U__t].
 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the menu [t_46].
 Press the OK button. The display shows [LEAr].
 Press the ESC button until the display shows [U---].
 All PCBs are rebooted. Wait until the display shows [rLd0].
 Start the unit with the key switch. The unit will carry out the learning
run.
 After two minutes run without any stop the learning run will be
completed and the standard display is activated.
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3.7.4 Replacement
 Order number: 50606956 for PEM52.Q PCB with software
V52XX.
 Order number: 50646131 for PEM52.Q PCB with software
V54XX.
 Replace the defective PCB.
 Reconnect all connectors except X2.9 - 13.
 Set all jumper and DIL switches according to the control cabinet
sticker.
 Set the DIL switch S7/7 on the new PCB to the ON position to set
the parameters to default.
– Wait until the display shows [FdEL].
 Press the UP button.
– The display starts flashing.
 Press the OK button.
– The display shows [donE].
 Set the DIL switch S7/7 to the OFF position.
 Switch off the main switch JHA.
– Verify that the software version of the PCBs is according or higher
than the version indicated on the control cabinet sticker.
 Set all parameters according to the control cabinet sticker and RTC
if all PCBs were replaced.
 Initiate the learning run if all PCBs were replaced.
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4 Retrofit Instructions
NOTICE
Electrostatic Sensitive Device
Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are equipped with electrostatic sensitive
semiconductors. Thus beware of electrostatic discharge and direct
contact with the semiconductors.
– Ground yourself by touching the control cabinet for electrostatic
discharge.
– Do not directly touch the PCB components.
– Always use the original antistatic packing when transporting the
PCBs.
Set all parameters to default before programming the

4
parameter according to the control cabinet sticker.
For a software update and the parameter settings at a

workshop, read the chapter “Preparation @ Workshop”.
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4.1 MICONIC F 3 with PEM52.Q
All PCBs must be replaced by PEM52.Q PCBs. The
PEM52.Q PCBs will be delivered with the software version
V49XX. Order number:
– 50606954: 2 pieces PEM52.Q PCBs including 1 mounting
bracket for replacement of one PEM1.Q and one PES1.Q
PCB.
– 50606955: 1 piece PEM52.Q PCB for additional
replacement.
A new control cabinet sticker is required for the retrofit:

 Click on Sticker MICF Configuration @ Schindler Intranet
Escalators > Tools > ComDoc DataBase > Electr. Docs.
 Enter the commissioning number of the desired unit and
click on the search button.
 Print out the new control cabinet sticker.
 Correct the new control cabinet sticker:
– Change word PEM4 to PEM52.
– Change software version V35XX to V49XX.
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 Remove all PCBs.
 At PT separate the empty connector X1.37 and the left side cover
from the connector block X1.34 - X1.37:
X1.34 X1.37
X1.34 X1.36 X1.37
Connector X1.34 - X1.37 of PT [34768; 12.12.2013]
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 At PT combine the connector blocks X1.29 - X1.33 and X1.34 -
X1.36 together to get the connector block X1.29 - X1.36:
X1.29 X1.33 X1.34 X1.36
X1.29 X1.36
Connector X1.29 - X1.36 of PT [34769; 12.12.2013]
 At PB combine the connector block X1.29 - X1.35 with the empty

connector X1.37 from PT together to get the connector block X1.29
- X1.36:
X1.29 X1.35 X1.36
X1.29 X1.36
Connector X1.29 - X1.36 of PB [34770; 12.12.2013]
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 Replace the mounting bracket of the control cabinet at the bottom
station with the new one.
 Install the PEM52.Q PCBs.
sticker.
 Set the DIL switch S7/1 and S7/8 on all PCBs to the ON position to
set the parameters to default.
– The display shows [donE]. 4
 Set all parameters according to the new control cabinet sticker.
 Set RTC.
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4.2 MICONIC F 4 with PEM52.Q
All PCBs must be replaced by PEM52.Q PCBs.
Order number: 50606955 for 1 piece PEM52.Q PCB. The
PCBs will be delivered with the software version V49XX.

 Correct all control cabinet stickers:
– Change word PEM4 to PEM52.
– Change software version V40XX to V49XX.
 Replace all PCBs.
sticker.
 Set the DIL switch S7/1 and S7/8 on all PCBs to the ON position to
set the parameters to default.
– The display shows [donE].
 Set all parameters according to the control cabinet sticker if all
PCBs were replaced.
 Set RTC.
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5 Tools
5.1 Semi5-Card
Every Semi5-Card is personalized with a MICF-KEY file
which does not work on another SD-Card. Every Semi5-
Card can be used on any MIC F 5E controller.
5.1.1 Activation
Requirements
Standard size SD-Card from company SanDisk with maximum speed
class 4.
Activation procedure
 Enter the SD-Card into the card slot X11 of a PCB of a powered
MIC F 5E.
– The LED on the PCB should change from blinking to flashing for
some seconds.
5
 Enter the SD-Card into the card reader of a computer.
– The SD-Card should contain the following:
[49614; 12.12.2013]
 Open the website Schindler Intranet Escalators > Tools
> MICONIC F > Software and Keys > Semi5-Card Key.
 Choose the correct access level.
 Enter the name of the owner of the Semi5-Card into the field
“Description”.
 Click on [Browse…] and choose the MICF.KEY file from the SD-
Card.
 Click on [Open] to upload link to the MICF.KEY file.
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 Click on
 Confirm the following message.
[49616; 12.12.2013]
 Position the mouse curser over the MICF.Key file in the lower left
corner of the website:
[49617; 12.12.2013]
 Open the contest menu with a right mouse click and choose [Save
target as…].
 Save the MICF.Key file onto the SD-Card by replacing the old file.
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5.1.2 Application
[49614; 12.12.2013]
An existing file with the same file name will be overwritten
without warning.
History folder
“History” folder stores the history of the data when using [dCco] menu.
The text file containing the history data is named after the
commissioning number of the unit from where it was copied and the
date from the RTC in the structure YYYYMMDD. 5
Project folder
“Project” folder stores the parameter set when using [dPco] menu.
The Cf1 file name is the commissioning number of the unit from which
it was copied.
To load a parameter set from the Semi5-Card to the PCB:
 The Cf1 file must be stored in the “Project” folder.
 The file name must be identical to the commissioning number
indicated on the control cabinet sticker.
 The parameter P1513 – P1517 on the PCB must be set according
to the control cabinet sticker.
Software folder
“Software” folder is the storage to load software to all PCBs using
[dSLd] menu or to a single PCB using DIL switch S7/8. More than one
software version can be stored in the “Software” folder. It is not
possible to copy software from the PCB to the Semi5-Card.
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5.2 FCOM5
For installation of FCOM5 software, admin rights are
required.
A personal computer with FCOM5 software can only be

connected to the MIC F 5S via Semi5 connector X8 with the
Schindler Semi5-Cable (order no. 50606922). Do NOT use
any other adapter.
5.2.1 Installation
Find all information about escalator software @ Schindler
Intranet Escalators > Tools > MICONIC F > Software and
Keys.
 Click on [Downloads - Software] at the FCOM Keys website.
 Click on [FCOM5 incl. Semi5 cable driver].
 Download the latest FCOM5 software Install-FCOM5.exe.
 Install the FCOM5 software on your device. Click on [Ignore] at the
error request.
 Start the FCOM5 software.
 Acknowledge the message “The software isn’t registered...”.
A window with the pc-hardware-code will turn up.
 Write down the pc-hardware-code.
 Enter the FCOM Keys website.
 Click on “...create it yourself immediately”.
 Enter the pc-hardware-code into the field “Hardware Key”.
 Enter your name or device ID into the field “Machine ID”.
 Click the button [compute Software-Key]. A window with the
software-key will turn up.
 Write down the software-key.
 Click [OK] at the window with the pc-hardware-code. A window to
enter the software-key will turn up.
 Enter the software-key and click [OK]. Now the FCOM5 software
can be used at any time.
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Installation of Semi5-Cable Driver
Only for original Semi5-Cable.
 Plug in the Semi5-Cable into the USB plug of the personal

computer. The Windows Hardware Wizard will become active.
 Choose “Yes, this time only” and click on [Next].
 Choose “Install from a list...” and click on [Next].
 Click on [Browse] and choose the cable driver at the location:
C:\FCOM5\Driver\4N-GX-CDM 2.04.06 WHQL Certified
 Follow the instruction of the Hardware Wizard.
– The USB driver will be installed by the Hardware Wizard after the
installation of the Semi5-Cable driver. The USB driver is located at
the same directory as the Semi5-Cable driver.
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5.2.2 Menu Overview
 Set the COM port at the FCOM5 menu [Settings] -
[Interface] to the corresponding COM port of the Windows
device manager [Start] - [Settings] - [Control Panel] -
[System] - [Hardware] - [Device Manager] - [Ports (COM
and LPT)].
 Set the COM port to “None”, if no device is connected.
Main Menu Submenu Function

File Quit Exit FCOM program.
Configure Set RTC Set real time clock.
Parameters Parameter setting. Load, send, open
and save projects. Compare with
default parameter set.
Set default Set all parameter values to default.
parameters Thereafter all parameters must be set
Program Load MIC F 5 software to the PCBs.
PEM5
Information Display Display of the selected operating data.
Technical Activation of the technical tests.
Tests
Show Display the last 255 errors and running
History statistic. Load, open and save the error
history.
Settings Interface COM interface setting (see hint above).
Input/ Available Display the signals at all input and
Output PCBs output from all available PEM52.Q
PCBs.
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Main Menu Submenu Function
Windows Cascade Arrange windows behind each other.
Split Arrange windows horizontal to each
horizontally other.
Split Arrange windows vertical to each
vertically other.
Arrange No function.
Shows all Select windows to activate.
open
windows
Help IPL/OPL Calculates the input or output of an
Calculator entered hex-number.
Help Information how to use FCOM.
About Display the FCOM version.
Support Responsible person. 5
5.2.3 Data Update
 Establish the connection with FCOM5.
 For a software update choose the latest software by menu
[Configure] - [Program PEM5] - [Select]
 Confirm the selection.
 Click on [Transfer] to program the PCB. This may take a while.
 For the parameter settings choose menu [Configure] - [Parameters]
to change, load and save parameter values.
 After programming disconnect the FCOM5.
 Restart the system and follow the display instructions.
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6 Starter SMC-3
6.1 Functional Elements
1 Reset button
1 2 DIL Switches
3 Sticker Type A or B
2 4 Potentiometer
5 LED
[33899; 19.02.2010]
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6.2 Error Messages
Press the reset button to reset an error.
LED Meaning
ON Normal operation
Flashes 1x Motor overload
Flashes 2x Overtemperatur
Flashes 3x Phase reversal
Flashes 4x Phase failure or motor not connected
Flashes 5x Current asymmetry
Flashes 6x Thyristor shorted
Flashes 7x Test run
6.3 Replacement
SMC-3
Two different SMC-3 are present: Type A and Type B.
6
Type A: DIL switch 15 = OFF position
Type B: DIL switch 15 = ON position
 Replace the defective starter.
 Adjust the potentiometer (4) to the nominal motor current.
 Set all DIL switches according to the control cabinet sticker.
 Set to DIL switch 15 to the position according type A or B.
– The type could be identified on the sticker of the SMC-3.
– Note changes on the control cabinet sticker.
 Perform a test run.
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Fan of SMC-3
 Follow the instructions below.
10005025
[33898; 19.02.2010]
 Verify the turn of the fan.
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7 Vacon NXS and NXL
Display
1
2
3
4
5
6
NXS [33968; 24.02.2010]
4
2,3,5
7
7
NXL [33970; 24.02.2010]
1 Drive status
2 Menu location
3 Description line
4 Control source
5 Value line
6 LEDs
7 Unit
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Buttons
Button Usage
 Move through the menu. Edit value of the parameter
select Toggle between the last two indications (only NXS)
enter Confirm selections. Press 3 seconds to reset the error
history
reset Reset an active error
start Start the motor if the keypad is the active control source
stop Stop the motor if the keypad is the active control source
7.2 Operation
Operating Messages
Display Meaning
RUN Motor is running
 Motor rotation
STOP Motor not running
READY Power is supplied and no error
ALARM Motor is running outside the limit
FAULT Drive stopped because of unsafe running condition
I/O term GFU controlled by the I/O terminal
Keypad GFU controlled by the keypad
Bus/ Comm GFU controlled by the field bus
LED (only NXS) Meaning

ready (green) Power is supplied
run (green) Motor is running
fault (red) Drive stopped because of unsafe running
condition
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Main Menu
Code
Identifier Submenu
NXS NXL
M1 M1 Monitor Shows several operating values
M2 P2 Parameters Edit parameters
M3 K3 Keypad Select different control sources
Control
M4 F4 Active faults Storage of the last 10 errors in the order
of their appearance
M5 H5 Fault history Storage of the last 30 errors in the order
of their appearance
M6 S6 System Language selection, re-/store
parameters, show counters
M7 E7 Expander Parameter for additional boards
boards
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NXS: Main menu [34291; 17.03.2010]
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NXL: Main menu [34288; 17.03.2010]
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Submenu Monitor
Code
Meaning [Unit]
NXS NXL
V1.1 V1.1 Output frequency [Hz]
V1.2 V1.2 Reference frequency [Hz]
V1.3 V1.3 Motor speed [rpm]
V1.4 V1.4 Motor current [A]
V1.5 V1.5 Motor torque [% of nominal torque]
V1.6 V1.6 Motor power [% of nominal power]
V1.7 V1.7 Motor voltage [V]
V1.8 V1.8 DC link voltage [V]
V1.9 V1.9 GFU temperature [°C]
V1.10 V1.10 Analog input 1
V1.11 V1.11 Analog input 2
V1.12 V1.15 Digital input status DIN1, DIN2, DIN3
– DIN1 = Start forward
– DIN2 = Start reverse
– DIN3 = Acceleration/braking time
V1.13 Digital input status DIN4, DIN5, DIN6
– DIN4 = Selection of multispeed
V1.14 Digital and relay output status DO1, RO1, RO2
– DO1 = Generator operation
– RO1 = Fault
– RO2 = Overload generator operation
V1.15 V1.12 Analog output current [mA]
V1.13 Analog output current 1 @ expander board [mA]
V1.14 Analog output current 2 @ expander board [mA]
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Code
Meaning [Unit]
NXS NXL
V1.16 Digital input status DIE1, DIE2, DIE3
– DIE1 = Selection of multispeed
V1.17 Relay output 1 status RO1
– RO1 = Fault
V1.18 Relay output status ROE1, ROE2, ROE3
– ROE1 = Overload generator operation
V1.19 Digital output 1 status @ expander board DOE1
V1.20 PID Reference [% of maximum process reference]
V1.21 PID Actual value [% of maximum actual value]
V1.22 PID Error value [% of maximum error value]
V1.23 PID Output [% of maximum output value]
V1.24 Used only for pump or fan control
V1.25 Mode
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NXS: Example monitor menu [34293; 17.03.2010]
NXL: Example monitor menu [34289; 17.03.2010]
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Submenu Parameters
Not all parameter can be modified if the start command is
given.
The parameter must be unlocked to change their value. Lock

the parameter after their change.
Unlock the parameter:
NXS: Unlock parameter [33976; 17.03.2010]
NXL: Unlock parameter [33978; 24.02.2010]
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Change the parameter values:
NXS: Example change parameter [33979; 24.02.2010]
NXL: Example change parameter [33980; 24.02.2010]
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Store the parameter
NXS only: Use this function to copy parameters from one
device to another with same parameter set.
NXS: Store parameter to keypad [34262; 12.05.2010]
NXL: Store parameter [34260; 18.03.2010]

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Load the parameter
WARNING
Stop drive
The drive has to be stopped before loading any parameters.
At NXS the parameter P6.7.2 (Fan control) will be set to 0

(continuous run). Change the parameter manually if
necessary.
NXS: Load parameter from keypad [34279; 12.05.2010]
NXL: Load parameter [34258; 18.03.2010]
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Reset the parameter to default
NXS: Reset parameter to default [34261; 16.03.2010]
NXL: Reset parameter to default [34257; 16.03.2010]
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Lock the parameter
NXS: Lock parameter [34263; 17.03.2010]
NXL: Lock parameter [34259; 16.03.2010]
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7.3 Troubleshooting
Manual Control
For troubleshooting the keypad can be activated to control
the GFU.
 Change value P3.1 from 1 to 2.
– NXS: Menu M3 “Keypad control”
– NXL: Menu K3.
 Set the value P3.2 to nominal frequency.
 Press the START button on the GFU. The display shows [RUN].
 Start the unit with the key switch.
 Vary the value of P3.2 with the UP or DOWN button.
7.4 Error Messages

An error remains active until it is cleared with the reset
button or via reset signal from the I/O terminal.
Type Meaning
A Alarm: Unusual operating condition. No impact on the drive.
Only shown for 30 seconds.
F Fault: Drive stopped. Measures must be taken to restart the
drive.
AR Autoreset: Drive stopped and automatically restarted. 7
FT Fault trip: See error type F.
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Error Codes
Code Possible Cause Correction

1 Overcurrent  Check the motor load
– Sudden load increase  Check the motor output
– Short circuit of cable  Check the motor cable
– Motor not suitable
2 Overvoltage  Extend the deceleration time
– Deceleration time too  Install an additional brake
short chopper
– Spikes in power
supply system
3 Ground fault  Check the motor and cables
– Insulation fault in
cables or motor
5 Charging contactor  Perform a restart
– Open at start  Replace the GFU
– Component failure
6 Emergency stop
– Option board send
stop signal
7 Saturation error  Disconnect the GFU from power
– Component failure supply
 Do NOT switch on the GFU
8 System error  Perform a restart
– Component failure  Replace the GFU
9 Undervoltage  Check the power supply
– Power supply too low  Perform a restart
– Internal error
10 Line phase missing  Check the power supply and
cable
11 Phase current missing  Check the motor and cable
12 Brake chopper  Check the brake resistor
defective  Check the brake chopper
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13 Undertemperature
– Heat sink temperate
below -10 °C
14 Overtemperature  Check the cooling quality and air
– Heat sink temperate flow
over 90 °C  Check the heat sink for dust
15 Motor stalled  Check the motor
16 Overtemperatur in  Decrease the motor load
motor  Check the parameter of motor
temperature model
17 Motor underload
22 EEPROM error
24 Counter display
defective
25 Microprocessor error  Perform a restart
 Replace the GFU
26 Drive cannot start up  Delete the start-up inhibition
29 Thermistor fault  Check the motor load and
cooling
 Check the thermistor connection
(Input of the expansion card 7
must be shorted if not used)
32 Cooling fan defective  Replace the GFU
34 CAN Bus error  Ensure the same parameter on
the second device
36 Control unit  Replace the control unit
37 Device replacement  Reset
38 Device added  Reset
39 Device removed  Reset
40 Device unknown  Replace the GFU
41 IGBT overtemperature  Check the motor load
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42 Overtemperature in  Extend the deceleration time
brake resistor  Use an external brake resistor
43 Encoder fault  Observe the deviating error time
log:
1 = Channel A missing
2 = Channel B missing
3 = Both channels missing
4 = Encoder reversed
 Check the encoder connection
 Check the encoder board
44 Device replacement  Reset
45 Device added  Reset
50 No signal at analog  Check the circuit of analog input
input  Check if the cables are broken or
loose
51 External error  Check the circuit of digital inputs
52 Communication error  Check the control panel
connection
 Check the control cable
53 Field bus error  Check the board installation
 Replace the GFU
54 Board connection error  Check the board and slot
 Replace the GFU
55 Monitoring of actual
value
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7.5 Replacement
The replacement must meet the motor requirements.
Enter the parameters according to the control cabinet sticker

after a replacement or upon “Loading the default values”.
The motor parameter must be set according to the motor

rating plate if not indicated on the control cabinet sticker.
1 5
2
3
4
Example motor rating plate [33990; 26.02.2010]

1 Nominal motor speed
2 Nominal motor current
3 Nominal motor voltage
4 Power factor cos 
5 Nominal motor frequency 7
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Submenu Parameter
Parameter
Identifier
CXL NXS NXL
1.10 P2.1.6 P2.1.6 Nominal motor voltage
1.11 P2.1.7 P2.1.7 Nominal motor frequency
1.12 P2.1.8 P2.1.8 Nominal motor speed
1.13 P2.1.9 P2.1.9 Nominal motor current
- P2.1.10 P2.1.10 Power factor cos 
1.17 P2.1.15 P2.1.19 Nominal speed
1.19 P2.1.17 P2.1.21 Crawling speed
1.21 P2.1.19 P2.1.23 Inspection operation speed
- P2.10.1 P2.9.1 DC Level = Nominal motor voltage  1.625

 Replace the defective device.
 NXS only: Verify the presents of the “SchindlerMSS” application
(menu S6.2).
 Set all parameters accordingly.
 Initiate the learning run.
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8 Esca-Scan
LEDs
Function Color Meaning

CONTROLLER Fail Red Self test. Power or controller failure
Ready Green No light barrier is interrupted
Sync Yellow Light curtain test
Data Red Light curtain feedback
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Display
Display Meaning
[0 0 ] No light barrier is interrupted
[] Number of the first interrupted light barrier
[.] Transmitter chain is defective
[.] Receiver chain is defective
[..] Control unit is defective
234
Detect ESCA-SCAN CONTROLLER
Ready
1 Sync
Data CONTROLLER
+V +V SynLE DAT SC Fail
[49606; 11.12.2013]
1 Display
2 Data LED
3 Sync LED
4 Ready LED
5 Error LED
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8.2 Function Check
 Switch on the power supply of the light curtain.
 Cover the top- and bottom-most light barrier of the light curtain.
 Start the unit with the key switch.
 Stop the unit with the stop button.
– The display of the light curtain control unit must show [01] = Unit
occupied.
 Remove the cover from the bottom-most light barrier.
– The display must show the number of the top-most light barrier.
 Remove the cover from the top-most light barrier.
– The display must show [00] = Unit not occupied.
– The unit should start automatically.
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8.3 Replacement
Check the skirt lenses for dirt and scratches which can be
the cause of the malfunction before replacing a transmitter or
receiver.
Transmitter circuit is colored in black.

Receiver circuit is colored in red.
Do not mix.
 Switch off and padlock all power supply switches (JHA, light circuit,
heating).
 Alternately loosen the two fixing screws of the defective device.
 Disconnect the defective device from the ribbon cable.
 Remove the O-ring and check it for damage. Replace it if damaged.
 Insert the O-ring into the new device.
 Connect the new device to the ribbon cable.
 Secure the connector with the fixing screws. Do not use force.
 Fit the device to the bracket.
 Switch on the unit and check the function.
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9 Balustrade lighting
DANGER
High Voltage
Troubleshooting
 Switch off and padlock the power supply of the balustrade lighting.
 Bridge one tube at the time with a high voltage insulated cable.
 Switch on the power supply.
– If the tubes light up the bridged tube is defective.
 Switch off and padlock the power supply of the balustrade lighting.
 Replace defective tube and silicone caps.
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10 Lobby Vision
10.1 Requirements
 Units should be equipped with the latest software version.
 RMS box should be equipped with software version  X582340_09
(version 1009).
 The communication cable must meet the specification of order
number 183918.
 Maximum allowed cable length is 1000 meter in total. Otherwise a
repeater is required.
 Both ends of the communication line must be terminated with a
120 Ohm resistor (Jumper on 31/32).
 Maximum 7 units connected in one string when a PEM4.Q PCB is
within this string (RMS box is a PEM4.Q PCB). Otherwise a
repeater is required.
 Maximum 30 units connected in one string when no PEM4.Q PCB
is within this string.
 Maximum 30 units connected to one RMS box.
 Communication cable connection according to the wiring diagram.
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10.2 Parameter
Unit Parameters:
 P0069 indicates the PCB connected to the communication line.
2 = PT, 4 = PB, 6 = PA, 8 = P2, 10 = P3.
 P0110 = 6 if P0069 = 2
 P0112 = 6 if P0069 = 4
 P0114 = 6 if P0069 = 6
 P0116 = 6 if P0069 = 8
 P0118 = 6 if P0069 = 10
 P0119 = Unique unit address (1–30) per RMS box if P0069 = 2
 P0123 = Unique unit address (1–30) per RMS box if P0069 = 10.
RMS Box Parameter:

After switch-on, the display will show the address of the
RMS box (P001).
 P000 = Number of units (1–30) connected to the RMS box
 P001 = Unique RMS box address (1–XX)
 P008 = 3
 P009 = 3.
10.3 RMS Box DIL Switches

Position ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
S7/ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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10.4 RMS Box Menu
 To enter the main menu press the ESC and OK buttons
simultaneously until the display shows [U__A].
 Press the OK button to activate the function.
Display Function
[U__A] Display of operating data
[U__P] Parameters
[U__r] Set RTC
[U__A] – Display of operating data:

[A_01] – shows the number of units with active communication.
[A_02] – shows if communication with the Lobby Vision is active
(0 = inactive, 1 = active).
[A_03] – shows the software version installed on the RMS PCB.
Example [1009] = Software X582340_09.
[A_04] – shows the address of the last communication request
between the RMS box and the units (1-P000).
[A_11-[A_40] shows the status of communication between the RMS
box and each single unit. [A_11] for unit with address 1 up to [A_40]
for unit with address 30.
Display Status of Communication

[_000] Unit never communicated
[_001] Communication buildup
[_010] Communication activated
[_020] Communication lost
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[U__P] – Parameters:
 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the desired authorization
(see next table).
 Use the UP or DOWN button to select the desired parameter.
 Press the OK button to confirm the parameter. The current value of
the parameter is shown.
 Use the UP or DOWN button to change the value of the parameter.
 Store the new value:
– With the ESC button, no changes are stored.
– With the OK button, the changed value is stored.
 Press the ESC button until the display shows [U---]. A boot-up is
triggered automatically.
Display Authorization
[PP00] Read-only. No parameters are editable
[PP22] Parameters are editable
[U__r] – Set RTC:

Refer to the corresponding chapter at MIC F 5E.
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10.5 Troubleshooting
 Check the units and RMS box for latest software version.
 Connect X5.1 of the RMS box directly to X5.1 of the PCB foreseen
for the communication of the unit with address 1.
 Use RMS box menu [A_11] if the communication is active. Display
should show [_010] after a short time. If not, check parameter
setting of the unit and the RMS box.
 Use RMS box menu [A_12] if the communication is active. Display
should show [_010] after a short time. If not, check parameter
setting of the unit.
– Proceed step by step with all units.
 Connect the unit with address 1 and the unit with address 2 to the
RMS box.
 Use RMS box menu [A_11] and [A012] if the communication is
active. Display should show [_010] after a short time. If not, check
communication cable for correct connection and termination.
– Proceed step by step until all units are connected and active.
 Connect the RMS box to the Lobby Vision.
 Use RMS box menu [A_02] if the communication to the Lobby
Vision is active. Display should show [___1] after a short time.
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Personal notes
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MICONIC F 5 Controller Guide

Copyright © 2013 INVENTIO AG

This reference guide Schindler MICONIC F 5S and F 5E

All given information are based on the following software version:

Only appropriate tools, devices and materials may be used.

1 Before starting maintenance work, put up barriers to protect

Hard hat or bump cap Safety goggles

Safety shoes Protective gloves

1.4 MICONIC Replacement Overview

With software  V5113, V5301,  V5240 or  V5414, the

PEM50.Q (PB) [27454; 16.12.2013]

PEM51.Q (PT) [27099; 16.12.2013]

DIL Switch Function

DIL Switch Function

Jumper PP14 - PP15 = RS-485 X2.9 - 13 terminated with 120 .

Example of Control Cabinet Sticker PT [27633; 14.06.2010]

Example of Control Cabinet Sticker PB [27635; 14.06.2010]

The operating state is shown on all displays alternately with

Only the PCB display shows boot-up messages.

[J2] - DIL switches not in startup position

[J3] - Parameters do not match

 Only PB was replaced:

 Only PT was replaced:

[J7] - Software versions do not match

2.4.1 [t1] - Step/Pallet Absence PT 2

2.4.3 [t3] - Motor Speed Check

2.4.5 [t5] - Step/Pallet Band Speed PB

2.5.1 [t3] - Motor Speed Check

2.5.2 [t4] - Step/Pallet Band Speed PT

2.5.4 [t6] - Motor Speed Check

Any change of a parameter must be approved by the

LR indicates a parameter which is calculated during the

Par. Parameter Default Range Description

P253 RPM IMPULSES V53XX: 6 6: Two holes in

P256 SPEEDRATED V51XX: 10–5000 Nominal speed

P258 RPMYDSWITCHIN 95 0–100 Switching limit for

P260 RPMECOLOW 95 0–100 Lower switching

P261 RPMECOHIGH 105 0–120 Upper switching

P263 BRAKEMEASURE 10 1–9999 Conversion factor

P279 HANDRAIL V51XX: 0–9999 Conversion factor

2.8.1 Activation, Deactivation

After 30 minutes of normal operation the EoS mode is

PEM52.Q [27456; 09.12.2013]

3.1.2 DIL Switches

DIL PCB address

Jumper PP14 - PP15 = RS-485 X2.9 - 13 terminated with 120 .

3.1.4 Semi5-Card Reader

3.1.5 Control Cabinet Sticker

Example of Control Cabinet Sticker PT [34136; 19.05.2010]

Example of Control Cabinet Sticker PB [34137; 19.05.2010]

Example of Control Cabinet Sticker PA [34135; 19.05.2010]

The operating state is shown on all displays alternately with

[J002] - DIL switches not in startup position

[J003] - Double input assignment

[J004] - Double output assignment

[J006] - Set RTC

[J011] - Parameters not set

[J220] - Software versions do not match

[bo] - No software installed

3.4 Error Messages

Reset according to EN 115

Reset according to ANSI