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Connection and parameter assignment
The DCPS signal can be connected via the input terminal X6 Pin 5/6. See also Section
Digital input signals (Page 51). The connected signal must be activated via the SIDOOR
SERVICE TOOL, Terminal Module (not available for AT40 BASIC) or SIDOOR SOFTWARE
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When the DCPS has been configured (service menu "
Input 1 = DCPS
● In initial mode, when the DCPS signal is active, no opening command is applied and no
DCPS error is pending.
● In normal mode, when the DCPS signal is active, no opening command is applied and the
door is in the slow start / end distance mode.
● During closing travel the CLOSE relay (X11) picks up when the DCPS signal is active and
the door is in the slow start / end distance mode.
● When the door is pushed open manually, the CLOSE relay drops out (as soon as the
DCPS signal becomes inactive).
● If the DCPS signal is active for a longer stretch than 10 cm, or at a distance of more than
10 cm to the CLOSE position, this is recognized as a DCPS error and the system
changes to the initial mode.
● A DCPS error is reset when both end positions of the door have been recognized and the
door control unit is in the normal mode.
● The control system changes from the initial mode into the normal mode,"Closed" state,
when the DCPS signal is active in the initial module during an obstruction in the closing
direction or during switching on.
Note
The light barrier and DCPS functions cannot be implemented simultaneously.
Note
During the learn run, the position of the DCP sensor is determined and saved. If the position
of the DCP sensor was changed, you have to execute another learn run.
Signals
Signal
1 (voltage applied)
0 (voltage not applied)
Door control units SIDOOR AT40 and ATD400V for elevators
System Manual, 06/2018, A5E42192709-AC
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"), the "DOOR CLOSE" status is signaled under the following conditions:
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Description
Door is in the CLOSED position
Door is not in the CLOSED position
SIDOOR functions
3.1 Basic functions
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