MCi iControl User Manual page 596

iView - Controller View
The Setup > Floor Heights > Learn tab contains:
Configuration data
Heights Learn procedure.
• Floors - the top floor configured on the Configuration > General > Floor data tab.
• Front markers - the number of front landing magnets detected.
• Landings - the number of floors where a front and/or rear landing magnet was detected
(includes false floors).
• Rear markers - the number of rear landing magnets detected.
• Openings - the number of floors with eligible openings (front and/or rear) per the Config-
uration > General > Floor data tab.
Edge data
tion.
• Error - the difference between the height learned by the Floor Heights Learn procedure
and the height currently detected by the Top level up, Top level down, Bottom level up and
Bottom level down sensors for the front and/or rear landing magnets.
• Count - the number of times each landing system leveling sensor has detected a front or
rear landing magnet at the floor.
Learn metrics
• Floor - during the Floor Heights Learn operation, indicates the most recently learned
floor.
• Height - the learned height for the floor most recently learned floor.
• Last floor height - the incremental distance to the previously learned floor (difference
between the heights learned for the previous and most recently learned floors).
Leveling Sensor
rear Up leveling marker, Door zone and Down leveling marker sensors.
Outer level
• Velocity - the car speed at the time the last landing magnet edge was detected.
• Error - the difference between the learned and most recent car position when the last land-
ing magnet edge was detected.
Learn
Follow the instructions in the message window to perform the learn procedure.
• Type - Manual / Auto. Manual uses iBox switches. Auto runs automatically.
• Status - The following status messages can be displayed:
• Waiting for learn request
• Idle
• Acquiring floor markers
• Learned
• Saved
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Learned and actual (previously saved) data detected by the Floor
Used for diagnosing possible problems with floor magnets and magnet detec-
Indicates the current state (activated or deactivated) of the front and
Waiting for proper start location
Invalid floor sensor transition
Acquired floor markers fewer than configuration
Acquired floor markers more than configuration
Configured floor markers more than maximum allowed
Acquired floor marker heights mismatch configuration