Changing Of Parameter "Floor Name; Transferring Parameters When Replacing Defective Modules - Intec MLC 8000 Operating Manual

INTEC GmbH
Lift controller MLC 8000
22/12/2016
Operating manual V2.0
For most parameters, the changes will take effect immediately. Only when changing basic
parameters such as number of floors, number of doors, type of positioning, drive type, a
reset (voltage incl. Battery on / off, reset button or Software reset by keypad) is required.
To change a parameter the cursor is moved by cursor keys to this parameter (cursor is a
flashing rectangle shown on the left side).
By pressing the ENTER key "↵", the cursor jumps to the right and is now represented by an
underscore (by some parameters the cursor disappears).
Now, the new parameter value can be entered. Here 2 different parameter types are
distinguished:
- Numeric parameters: The new parameter value can be entered using the numeric keys.
- Text parameters: The parameter value can be selected from a list using the cursor keys.
By pressing ENTER again, the new parameter value is accepted and the cursor reappears
on the left edge of the display as a flashing rectangle.
If the ESC button is operated instead, the parameter is set to the original value.

7.4 Changing of parameter "Floor name"

The parameters "Floor name" consist of 2 symbols for the car indicator.
The procedure for entering these parameters differs somewhat from the normal parameter
input.
After pressing ENTER, first the number, letter or symbol for the left sign for the floor indicator
may be selected with the cursor keys. By repeated pressing of ENTER the cursor jumps to
the right character and it is also possible to select this sign by cursor keys. After that, another
pressing of ENTER is required to accept the changes.

7.5 Transferring parameters when replacing defective modules

Since all control parameters are stored inside the HSE, no settings are required if defective
components (except for the HSE) have to be changed. Only the node number of ESE and
TSE modules as well as ASE and PSE must be set.
If the HSE needs to be replaced, it is possible to apply the EEPROM memory of the old HSE
(of course only as long as these memory circuits are not damaged).
Both EEPROM circuits U1 and U2 (see Annex) are carried out socketed and can be pulled
out of the socket without any special tools by hand or using a small screwdriver.
When inserting the EEPROM in the new HSE it is to be ensured that the two circuits are not
interchanged, and that the direction of insertion is maintained (not rotated 180 °!).
To change the circuits the power supply to the HSE must be switched off and the external
battery must be disconnected.capt
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