Intec MLC 8000 Operating Manual page 71

INTEC GmbH
Lift controller MLC 8000
22/12/2016
Operating manual V2.0
1. Menu level 2. Menu level
Sub menus if Positioning system with absolute encoder
Floor positions
3. Menu level 4. Menu level
via terminal
Floor distances
Floor 1-2
Floor 2-3
...
Floor height
Floor 2
Floor 3
...
Measurement
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Description
current floor.
Example: If the lift stands 12 mm too high, then the door open button
has to be operated 12 times with a time delay of at least 1 sec. As an
acknowledge , the lift controller switches off the emergency light each
time for 1 sec.
Note: The correction is only effective when the lift enters this floor the
next time.
The correction can be repeated as often as desired for each floor.
Flush correction via HSE keypad or handheld terminal.
When starting the menu item, a dialog box for entering a car call
appears (selection with cursor keys, confirm with ENTER) .
After reaching the floor the lift controller displays the difference
between the actual position and the momentary stored flush position
(if the lift drive, e.g. VVVF, works very accurat, this difference is
always about 0).
Using the cursor keys the difference between car position and level
position can be entered now. If the car is too high, a negative value
must be entered ;if the car is too low a positive value must be set. The
setting must be confirmed by pressing ENTER.
Note: The correction is only effective when the lift enters this floor the
next time.
The correction can be repeated as often as desired for each floor.
Input of the floor positions. There are 3 different ways:
If the distances between floors are known, the values can be entered
here.
Distance between floor 1 and 2
Distance between floor 2 and 3
If the absolute position (height) of the floors are known, the values
can be entered here (reference point is lowest floor = 0)
Position (height) of floor 2
Position (height) of floor 3
If the level positions are not known, then each floor can be reached
here and the position is automatically measured.
The sequence of calibration does not matter; the measurement can be