Mall CE Man

ALIMAK
SE-Series Lifts
Alimak AB, P.O. Box 720, SE-931 27 Skellefte, Sweden

Tel: +46 910 87000 Fax: +46 910 56690
E-mail: info@alimak.se Web site: www.alimak.com
Main data & Tie and Foundation

Installation drawing
Declaration of conformity for

individual machine
Safety components
Approval certificates
Rack & pinion lifts
Analysis of access risks
Technical description
Maintenance Manual
Log book
Installation manual
Spare parts manual
10
Frequency converter (VFC)
11
Optional lubricator
12
Alimak lift control ALC

Optional overload sensing system
13
Optional emergency telephone
14
Wiring diagram
15
Exchange of safety components
Project Name:
Quotation No.:
100203
DPW/Peru 6 QCs Project
Quotation Date:
2008-11-28
Your Inquiry:
Quotation Ver. No.:
Y08-4084
Order No.:
811366-71
Order Date:
0009-02-16
Technical Data
Ref. To line item No. 1 SE 450 FC
GENERAL
Pay load capacity
Number of persons
Average speed up/down at rated pay-load
Lifting height
Lift calculated according to:
Total weight
CAR
Internal car height
Internal car length (L)
Internal car width (W)
Car door location
Min. entrance height car/landing
Min. entrance width car/landing
Min shaft length (Y)
Min shaft width (Z)
Total car weight
DRIVE UNIT
Number of motors
Motor control
Safety device
Safety device tripping speed
Cable guiding system
Cable guiding distance
MAST
Total mast height
Type of mast
Overhang
Pit depth (J)
Headroom (H)
LANDINGS
No.of landings (incl. bottom)
Bottom enclosure height (G)
ELECTRICAL DATA
Control system
Voltage
Frequency
Recommended power supply fuses
Separate voltage supply
Starting current
Power consumption
Location of base panel
Headoffice: Stenbacka Skellefte

Box 720 SE-931 27 Skellefte
Sweden
450 kg
6 pcs
0.76 m/s
41.26 m
ANSI Part 5.7 (A17.1-2000)
5325 kg
2170 mm
1300 mm
910 mm
C-side
2015 mm
670 mm
1590 mm
1625 mm
931 kg
1 pcs
VFC
GF
1.10 m/s
Trolley, left
3m
46.78 m
FE 76.1x4.2
0.26 m
1.10 m
4.86 m
4 pcs
2.50 m
Full collective
440 V
60 Hz
25 A
110 V
20 A
13 kVA
Bottom
Tel. +46 910 870 00 Postgiro 26 82 43-3

Fax. +46 910 566 90 Bankgiro 630-0156
info@alimakhek.se www.alimakhek.com
VAT No. SE556033752801

Org. No. 556033-752800
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Calculation report containing

tie and foundation forces
for
Alimak SE-450 Fc
Payload = 450 kg
Project
DPW
Peru
Alimak orders 811366-811371
Ulf Wiklund
Box 720
931 27 Skellefte
Phone main +46(0)910-87000
Phone direct +46(0)910-87173
Email ulf.wiklund@alimakhek.com
1 (8)
Rev. -
Revision history:
Revision -:
Date:
09-03-31
2 (8)
Rev. -
CALCULATION REPORT
-----------------Containing tie and foundation forces for Alimak permanent lifts
--------------------------------------------------------------Information: Main program ALISE Revision = 2008.1 - 2008-06-01
Beam program Ver. 8.0, Step = 1
Lift program No. 4.1
Installation date = 2006-06-01
Expired date = 2009-04-01
Execution date = 2009-03-31
Execution time = 10:12:20
Nos. executions = 4212
Company: Alimak AB
User: Britt-Inger Sandstr
File name Input: 811366.dat
File name Output: 811366.Doc
G.A. Drawing No.: 9197027-116 Rev. Alimak order no.: 811366
Lift calculated according to: ASME A17.1 Part 5.7 (XV)
Specification of lift: Alimak SE-450 Fc DPW Peru
Number of passengers: 6
Payload: 450 kg
Lift weight: 931 kg
Cabin weight: 359 kg
Internal dim. cage: Length L = 1300 mm
Width W = 910 mm
Height B = 2170 mm
Specification of mast no. 1: FE 650x200 9096000-112
Tube dimension no. 1: 76.1*4.2
Total height of mast: 46.778 m
Lifting height: 41.255 m
Overhang: 0.228 m
46.778 m
22.5 %
(31-Mast sections including bottom)
Specification of bottom buffer: 9016730-000 Max S=140.0 mm

Cage
: No. = 1 S = 136.3 mm
Specification of top buffer: 3000270-503 Cellasto Type 1002 Max S=120.0 mm
No. = 2 S = 108.1 mm
Specification of tie: 9097440-SUB C-CLAMP MAST FE
Distance L = 180 mm B = 650 mm
Dynamic impact factor : 2.00
Position of load: X1 =
0 mm Y1 =
0 mm
Distance pit floor - bottom landing: 1.100 m

Specification of tie levels: Base = 6.900 m
Tie levels in table below.
Wind specification
-----------------Wind according to: CEN
Wind direction: 1
Wind
Wind
Wind
Wind
Wind
Wind
speed lift in service

Pressure (At Base)
Pressure (At Top)
speed lift out of service
Pressure (At Base)
Pressure (At Top)
:
:
:
:
:
:
28.00 m/s
490 N/m
490 N/m
55.00 m/s
1891 N/m
1891 N/m
3 (8)
(28.0 m/s)
(28.0 m/s)
(55.0 m/s)
(55.0 m/s)
Rev. -
Stresses in mast/tie (percent of allowable)
------------------------------------------Combined should be < 100%
--------------------------Mast
(Global) = 15.1 %
Mast leg
= 22.5 %
Mast bolt
= 25.6 %
Mast frame
= 26.7 %
Diagonals
= 26.3 %
Tie
= 14.9 %
Stress Rack Bend.= 26.0 %
Deflection of mast(tot.)
--------------------------Max // X = 3.9 mm or 62.1 %
Max // Y = 0.2 mm or 2.8 %
Overhang
-------Mast
Mastbolt
Diagonals
Deflection of Overhang
---------------------------Max // X = 0.2 mm or 1.1 %
Max // Y = 0.0 mm or 0.1 %
Car - Frame
Drwg. No.
=
Frame - beam =
Defl. - beam =
=
=
=
13.8 %
0.0 %
25.0 %
9095131-SUB
56.9 %
6.3 mm
Machinery data
Operation duty (S3)

= 25 %
Max power motor AMBX 132 MTA4A Q4
= 19.2 kW
Motor power required
= 11.2 kW
Net frequency
= 60 Hz
Vfc frequency
= 68 Hz
Connection
1=Y 2=D
= 2
Motor moment
= 55 < 76 Nm
Nominal brake moment (M2)
= 170 Nm
Braking moment required (Mr)
= 50 Nm
Brake ratio (M2/Mr) Min = 2.0
= 3.4
No. of motors
= 1
Gear ratio
= 26.85:1
Rated speed
= 0.76 m/s
Tripping speed
= 1.10 m/s
Pitch radius gear
= 0.1000 m
Module rack/pinion
= 5
Load intermitt. 1=Normal,2=Heavy
= 1
Safety factor rack
Min = 2.00
= 7.08
Safety factor pinion Min = 2.00
= 2.72
Safety factor gear
Min = 8.00
= 8.51
Safety device type
= GF-9095340-4011
Safety factor safety device
= 8.3
Stress safety device
= 42.2 %
Min preload safety
= 4000 N
L-measure safety device
= 4.5 mm
Overrun distance
= 0.202 m
Safety factor pull rod 9097645-000
= 44.3
Life cycles N pull rod at p=1/2
= 1.E7
Fatigue stress for pull rod
= 67.8 MPa
Moment of inertia Motor
= 0.0310 kgm
Moment of inertia Couplings
= 0.0487 kgm
Note! Safety factors for rack and pinion are
according to ISO 6336.
4 (8)
Rev. -
Forces in foundation
-------------------Case 1:
Foundation load
Pv
61 kN
Max shear forces and moments in foundation

Rx = -8907 N
Mx =
9456 Nm
Ry = -8598 N
My =
9349 Nm
Case 2:
Vertical force in centre mast at buffer collision
Buffer load (cage)
Pvb =
Pb =
Force at mast top

----------------Case 3:
Top buffer load
Tb
-26 kN
88 kN
48 kN
Load cases
Case 1: [Pv] Total load on base frame from weight of mast, cage,
payload and including impact.
Case 2: [Pb & Pvb] Vertical forces on base frame due to the car
striking the buffer.
Case 3: [Tb] Vertical forces on mast top due to the car striking
the top buffer.
Note:
The load cases defined do not occur simultaneously.
5 (8)
Rev. -
Forces in ties:
--------------
Lift in service
Wind X-X
Forces ( N)
Torque Mcz Level

Tie No
Rx`
Ry`
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
Nm
+ [m]
1 -6567
150
-3242
-3325
150
0
0
0.0
13.550
2 -6426
-142
-3252
-3174
-142
0
0
0.0
20.200
3 -6410
-142
-3244
-3166
-142
0
0
0.0
26.850
4 -6432
-142
-3255
-3177
-142
0
0
0.0
33.500
5 -6343
-142
-3211
-3132
-142
0
0
0.0
40.150
6 -7024
-154
-3555
-3469
-154
0
0
0.0
46.800
7 -3448
129
-1688
-1760
129
0
0
0.0
53.450
Lift in service
Wind Y-Y
Forces ( N)
Torque Mcz Level

Tie No
Rx`
Ry`
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
Nm
+ [m]
1
3794
-3319
-1507
5301
-3319
0
12088 -1615.4
13.550
2 -3625
-3327
-5219
1594
-3327
0
2927 -1615.4
20.200
3 -3615
-3324
-5213
1598
-3324
0
2938 -1615.4
26.850
4 -3614
-3342
-5218
1604
-3342
0
2946 -1615.4
33.500
5 -3622
-3276
-5203
1581
-3276
0
2911 -1615.4
40.150
6 -4186
-3569
-5567
1381
-3569
0
2326 -1615.4
46.800
7
3450
-3422
-1579
5029
-3422
0
11384 -1531.7
53.450
Lift in service
Wind D
Forces ( N)
Torque Mcz Level

Tie No
Rx`
Ry`
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
Nm
+ [m]
1 -4891
-3036
-5565
674
-3036
0
742 -1481.1
13.550
2 -4746
-3043
-5494
748
-3043
0
924 -1481.1
20.200
3 -4733
-3040
-5487
754
-3040
0
938 -1481.1
26.850
4 -4742
-3057
-5496
754
-3057
0
934 -1481.1
33.500
5 -4710
-2996
-5463
753
-2996
0
950 -1481.1
40.150
6 -5340
-3263
-5852
512
-3263
0
273 -1481.1
46.800
7
2677
-3126
-1688
4365
-3126
0
9833 -1404.4
53.450
6 (8)
Rev. -
Forces in ties:
--------------
Lift out of service
Wind X-X
Forces ( N)
Torque Mcz Level

Tie No
Rx`
Ry`
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
Nm
+ [m]
1 -8688
69
-4325
-4363
69
0
0
0.0
13.550
2 -7165
-12
-3586
-3579
-12
0
0
0.0
20.200
3 -7484
3
-3741
-3743
3
0
0
0.0
26.850
4 -7482
-1
-3741
-3741
-1
0
0
0.0
33.500
5 -7171
0
-3586
-3586
0
0
0
0.0
40.150
6 -8418
-0
-4209
-4209
-0
0
0
0.0
46.800
7 -3191
0
-1596
-1596
0
0
0
0.0
53.450
Lift out of service

Wind Y-Y
Forces ( N)
Torque Mcz Level

Tie No
Rx`
Ry`
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
Nm
+ [m]
1
1124
-8145
-1694
2818
-8145
4369
4484
0.0
13.550
-137
-5429
-1572
1435
-5429
1818
1894
0.0
20.200
2
3
37
-5944
-1628
1665
-5944
2221
2305
0.0
26.850
4
-10
-5872
-1631
1621
-5872
2137
2220
0.0
33.500
5
3
-5646
-1562
1565
-5646
2070
2150
0.0
40.150
6
-1
-6622
-1834
1833
-6622
2422
2516
0.0
46.800
7
0
-2511
-695
695
-2511
919
954
0.0
53.450
Lift out of service

Wind D
Forces ( N)
Torque Mcz Level

Tie No
Rx`
Ry`
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
Nm
+ [m]
1 -1685
-6240
-2571
886
-6240
202
290
0.0
13.550
2 -3776
-8185
-4155
379
-8185
0
0
0.0
20.200
3 -3421
-7764
-3861
440
-7764
0
0
0.0
26.850
4 -3556
-7965
-3984
428
-7965
0
0
0.0
33.500
5 -3373
-7581
-3786
413
-7581
0
0
0.0
40.150
6 -3970
-8916
-4454
484
-8916
0
0
0.0
46.800
7 -1504
-3378
-1687
183
-3378
0
0
0.0
53.450
Note! Tie in forces may be positive or negative. Rx` and Ry` are reaction forces
and Mcz is torque in center at mast.
P4 and P5 are forces in clamp bolts.
Levels are above pit floor.
7 (8)
Rev. -
Max tie forces:
Lift in service
( N)
P1(Max) =
5852
P2(Max) =
5301
P3(Max) =
3569
P4(Max) =
0
P5(Max) = 12088
Lift out of service

( N)
P1(Max) =
4454
P2(Max) =
4363
P3(Max) =
8916
P4(Max) =
4369
P5(Max) =
4484
8 (8)
Rev. -
Applicable
Installation drawing
for present order
No. 1240 E
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Individual machine
We
declare that the product

Machine name
Machine type
Serial or batch No.
Technical data
to which this declaration relates, is in conformity with the requirements of the Council
Directive of 14 June 1989 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States:
89/336/EEC (EMC), 73/23/EEC (LVD), 98/37/EC (MD).
Other directives applicable

Harmonized standards applied
SSEN 12015, SSEN 12016,

EN ISO 12100-1, EN ISO 12100-2
Other standards applied
PrEN 81-7
Name of notified body
Inspecta Sweden AB N.B 0409
Address of notified body
Neongatan 4B, 431 53 MLNDAL
Number EC type examination certificate
06 - GOT - CL - 004040
Name of notified body (Control)
Inspecta Sweden AB N.B 0409
Address of notified body (Control)
Name and position of issuer

Signature of Issuer
Place and date of Issuer
List of safety components

1. Progressive safety device with integrated overspeed governor, Manufacturer ALIMAK.
Type
GF, part No. 9095 340 - sub., Certificate; 02 - GOT - CL - 0003
2. Locking device type DLS, Manufacturer ALIMAK.

Part No. 9095 317 - sub.
Certificate No. 02 - GOT - CL - 0002
3. Top buffer, Manufacturer Elastogran GmbH
Lift buffer with non linear characteristics Type 1002
Certificate No. 08 / 208 / AP 005 / 1002
9098 067-001
Safety component
We
ALIMAK AB
P.O. Box 720, SE-931 27 SKELLEFTE, Sweden

Name
Safety device GF
Type
9095 340 - 4011
Serial or batch No.
Manufacturing No. K 22500
Technical data
Tripping speed 1.1 m/s
95/16/EC (LD), 89/336/EEC (EMC), 73/23/EEC (LVD).

EN 81-1, SSEN 12015, SSEN 12016
PrEN 81-7
DNV Inspection AB N.B 0409
02 - GOT - CL - 0003
Rolf J Persson MD
Signature of Issuer
SKELLEFTE 2009-05-04
9098 067-000
Safety component
We
ALIMAK AB
P.O. Box 720, SE-931 27 SKELLEFTE, Sweden

Name
Type
Serial or batch No.
Technical data
Landing door interlock DLS

Part. No. 9095 317-sub.
Project No. 811366 / 01-04
B = 780 mm
95/16/EC (LD), 89/336/EEC (EMC), 73/23/EEC (LVD).

EN 81-1, SSEN 12015, SSEN 12016
PrEN 81-7
02 - GOT - CL - 0002
Rolf J Persson MD
Signature of Issuer
SKELLEFTE 2009-05-04
This information
must be performed
and added by local
representative
Technical description
ALIMAK SE-series
Industrial Lifts
This manual is only applicable if the manufacturing number indicated below corresponds to the manufacturing number stamped on the identification
sign of the equipment. Where there is a conflict contact Your ALIMAK representative.
YOUR LIFT HAS:

Manufacturing No.:
Year:
Read and understand

this Manual
before operating
or servicing
this equipment.
Maintenance Manual for

Alimak SE-series
Industrial Lifts
YOUR LIFT HAS:

Manufacturing No.:
Year:
If the bottom right corner of this book is cut, the book is only valid for illustrative use!
Installation Manual for

Alimak SE-series
Permanent Lifts
YOUR LIFT HAS:

Manufacturing No.:
Year:
Applicable
Spare Parts Manual
for present order
Frequency Converter
type Vacon NX for
Alimaks Hoists and Lifts
Users Manual
sign of the equipment. Where there is a conflict contact your ALIMAK representative.
Manufacturing No.:
Year:
Part No. 9081536 - 1 01

2004 - 09 - 23
Photographs and drawings are illustrative only and do not necessarily show the design of the products on the market at any given point in time.
The products must be used in conformity with applicable practice and safety regulations. Specifications of the products and equipment
presented herein are subject to change without notice.
ALIMAK NX FREQUENCY CONVERTER
1. SAFETY................................................... A1 A2
1.1 WARNINGS ................................................................ A1
1.2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS......................................... A1
1.3 EARTHING AND EARTH FAULT PROTECTION.. A2
1.4 RUNNING THE MOTOR ........................................... A2
2. GENERAL............................................... A3 A4
2.1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION .................. A3
2.2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSULATION CHECKS ...... A4
2.2.1 Motor cable insulation checks............................... A4
2.2.2 Mains cable insulation checks............................... A4
2.2.3 Motor insulation checks ......................................... A4
3. CONTROL KEYPAD........................... A4 A18

3.1 INDICATIONS ON THE KEYPAD DISPLAY ......... A5
3.1.1 Drive status indication .......................................... A5
3.1.2 Control place indications ....................................... A6
3.1.3 Status LEDs ........................................................... A6
3.1.4 Text lines................................................................ A6
3.2 KEYPAD PUSH-BUTTONS...................................... A7
3.2.1 Button descriptions................................................ A7
3.3 NAVIGATION ON THE CONTROL KEYPAD........ A8
3.3.1 Monitoring menu (M1) ........................................ A10
3.3.2 Parameter menu (M2) ......................................... A11
3.3.3 Active faults menu (M4) ...................................... A13
3.3.4 Fault types ........................................................... A13
3.3.5 Fault codes .......................................................... A14
3.3.6 Fault time data record......................................... A14
3.3.7 Fault history menu (M5) ..................................... A15
3.3.8 System menu (M6) ............................................... A16
3.3.9 Copy parameters ................................................. A18
4. FAULT TRACING.............................. A19 A23

4.1 VERIFYING THE PULSE ENCODER
FUNCTION /DIRECTION........................................ A23
ALIMAK 34848 - 1/01
A0
A1
SAFETY
ONLY A COMPETENT ELECTRICIAN MAY CARRY
OUT THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION / SERVICE
1.1 Attention
The components of the power unit of the frequency
converter are live when Vacon NX is connected to mains
potential. Coming into contact with this voltage is
extremely dangerous and may cause death, or severe
injury. The control unit is isolated from the potential.
The motor terminals U, V, W and the DC-link/brake resistor
terminals / + are live when Vacon NX is connected to
mains, even if the motor is not running.
i4
The control I/O-terminals are isolated from the mains

potential. However, the relay outputs and other I/Oterminals may have a dangerous control voltage present
even when Vacon NX is disconnected from mains.
The frequency converter has a large capacitive leakage
current.
Only spare parts delivered by Vacon must be used.
f4
1.2 Safety instructions

The Vacon NX frequency converter is meant for fixed
installations only.
Do not perform any measurements when the frequency
converter is connected to the mains.
After disconnecting the frequency converter from the mains,
wait until the fan stops and the indicators on the keypad go
out (if no keypad is attached see the indicators on the cover).
Wait 5 more minutes before doing any work on Vacon NX
connections. Do not even open the cover before this time
has expired.
Do not perform any voltage withstand tests on any part of
Vacon NX. There is a certain procedure according to which
the tests shall be performed. Ignoring this procedure may
result in damaged product.
Prior to measurements on the motor or the motor cable,
disconnect the motor cable from the frequency converter.
Do not touch the IC-circuits on the circuit boards. Static
voltage discharge may damage the components.
Before connecting the frequency converter to mains make
sure that theVacon NX front and cable covers are closed.
ALIMAK 34849 - 1/01
A2
Earth = Ground
1.3 Earthing and earth fault protection

The Vacon NX frequency converter must always be earthed
with an earthing conductor connected to the earthing terminal.
The earth fault protection inside the frequency converter
protects only the converter itself against earth faults in the
motor, or the motor cable.
Due to the high capacitive currents present in the frequency
converter, fault current protective switches may not function
properly. If fault current protective switches are used they must
be tested with the drive with earth fault currents that are
possible to arise in fault situations.
1.4 Running the motor

Warning symbols
For your own safety, please pay special attention to the
instructions marked with the following
symbols:
ALIMAK 34850 - 1/01
A3
2. General
The VFC unit feeds a variable frequency to the motor(s) to give
a stepless speed control of the hoist/lift. In order to keep the
same motor torque the VFC also controls the output voltage to
the motor(s). The VFC unit is specially designed for Alimak
hoist/lift application, both hardware and software.
The VFC-unit has special software developed for use with
Alimak hoists and cannot be replaced with another VFC-unit.
2.1 Instructions for installation of VFC-hoist

Following procedure is valid for installation of Alimak VFChoists, which are erected for the first time or erected after being
moved from one site to another. This procedure must be
followed before the hoist can be used either in normal
or Inspection mode.
The hoists can handle all voltages in their range, but certain
measures must be taken.
Procedure:
1. Make sure that you have the relevant parameter list for the
actual lift/hoist. This is supplied within the electrical
documentation.
2. Put the main switch on the M- and B-panel in the off
position.
3. Connect the incoming power to the B-panel.
4. Measure the incoming voltage in the B-panel (after eventual
step-up or stepdown trafo).
5. Check that the connections P1 P8 on the primary side of
the control transformer in the M-panel, (also B-panel if
equipped with control transformer), correspond to the
incoming voltage. If not, adjust the connections according to
the chart on the transformer/electrical drawings.
6. Energize the M-panel by switching on the main switches on
the B- and M-panel.
7. If the VFC unit has been replaced with a spare unit, check
all parameters according to the relevant parameter list. See
section 3 for procedure.
ALIMAK 34851 - 1/01
A4
2.2 Instructions for insulation checks of VFC-hoist

2.2.1 Motor cable insulation checks
Disconnect the motor cable from terminals U, V and W of the
frequency converter and from the motor. Measure the insulation
resistance of the motor cable between each phase conductor, as
well as between each phase conductor and the protective ground
conductor. The insulation resistance must be >1M.
2.2.2 Mains cable insulation checks
Disconnect the mains cable from terminals L1, L2 and L3 of the
frequency converter and from the mains. Measure the insulation
resistance of the mains cable between each phase conductor, as
well as between each phase conductor and the protective ground
conductor. The insulation resistance must be >1M.
2.2.3 Motor insulation checks
Disconnect the motor cable from the motor and open the
bridging connections in the motor connection box. Measure the
insulation resistance of each motor winding. The measurement
voltage must be equal with at least the motor nominal voltage,
but not exceed 1000 V. The insulation resistance must be >1M.
3. CONTROL KEYPAD
The control keypad is the link between the Vacon frequency
converter and the user. The Vacon NX control keypad features
an alphanumeric display with seven indicators for the Run
status (RUN,
, READY, STOP, ALARM, FAULT) and
three indicators for the control place (I/O term/ Keypad/BusComm).
There are also three Status Indicator LEDs (green - green - red),
see below.
The control information, i.e. the number of menu, description of
menu or the displayed value and the numeric information are
presented on three text lines.
The frequency converter is operable through the nine pushbuttons of the control keypad.
Furthermore, the buttons serve the purposes of parameter
setting and value monitoring.
The keypad is detachable and isolated from the input line
potential.
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3.1 Indications on the Keypad display
Figure 3 1. Vacon control keypad and drive status indications
3.1.1 Drive status indications

The drive status indications tell the user what the status of the
motor and the drive is and whether the motor control software
has detected irregularities in motor or frequency converter
functions.
RUN
= Motor is running; Blinks when the stop

command has been given but the frequency
is still ramping down.
= Indicates the direction of motor rotation.
STOP
= Indicates that the drive is not running.
READY = Lights when AC power is on. In case of a

trip, the symbol will not light up.
ALARM = Indicates that the drive is running outside a
certain limit and a warning is given.
FAULT = Indicates that unsafe operating conditions
were encountered due to which the drive was
stopped.
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3.1.2 Control place indications

The symbols I/O term, Keypad and Bus/Comm (see Figure 31)
I/O term
= I/O terminals are the selected control

place; i.e. START/STOP commands or
reference values etc. are given through
the I/O terminals.
Keypad
= Not used.
Bus/Comm = The frequency converter is controlled

through a fieldbus.
3.1.3 Status LEDs

The status LEDs light up in connection with the READY, RUN
and FAULT drive status indicators.
= Illuminates with the AC power connected to the
drive. Simultaneously, the drive status indicator
READY is lit up.
= Illuminates when the drive is running. Blinks
when the STOP button has been pushed and the
drive is ramping down.
= Illuminates when unsafe operating conditions
were encountered due to which the drive was
stopped (Fault Trip). Simultaneously, the drive
status indicator FAULT blinks on the display and
the fault description can be seen, see chapter 3.3.3,
Active Faults.
3.1.4 Text lines
The three text lines (, , ) provide the user with information
on his present location in the keypad menu structure, as well as
with information related to the operation of the drive.
= Location indication; displays the symbol and number
of menu, parameter etc. Example: M2 = Menu 2
(Parameters); P2.1.3 = Acceleration time
= Description line; Displays the description of menu,
value or fault.
= Value line; Displays the numerical and textual values
of references, parameters etc. and the number of
submenus available in each menu
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3.2 Keypad push-buttons

The Vacon alphanumeric control keypad features 9 pushbuttons that are used for the control of the frequency converter
(and motor), parameter setting and value monitoring.
Figure 3 2. Keypad push-buttons
3.2.1 Button descriptions

= This button is used to reset active faults (see
Chapter 3.3.3).
= This button is used to switch between two latest
displays. May be useful when you want to see
how the changed new value influences some
other value.
= The Enter button serves for:
1) confirmation of selections
2) fault history reset (23 seconds)
= Browser button up
Browse the main menu and the pages of
different submenus. Edit values.
= Browser button down
Browse the main menu and the pages of
different submenus. Edit values.
= Menu button left
Move backward in menu.
Move cursor left (in parameter menu).
Exit edit mode.
Hold down for 23 seconds to return to main
menu.
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= Menu button right

Move forward in menu. Move cursor right (in
parameter menu).
Enter edit mode.
= Start button. (Not normally used for Start in
Alimak application)
= Stop button. (Not normally used for Stop in
Alimak application)
3.3 Navigation on the control keypad

The data on the control keypad are arranged in menus and
submenus. The menus are used for example for the display and
editing of measurement and control signals, parameter settings
(chapter 3.3.2), reference values and fault displays (chapter
3.3.3).
The first menu level consists of menus M1 to M7 and is called

the Main menu. The user can navigate in the main menu using
the Browser buttons up and down. The desired submenu can be
entered from the main menu using the Menu buttons. When
there are still pages to enter under the currently displayed menu
or page, you can see an arrow in the lower right corner of the
display and by pressing the Menu button right, you can reach
the next menu level.
The control keypad navigation chart is shown on the next page.
Please note that the menu M1 is located in the lower left corner.
From there you will be able to navigate your way up to the
desired menu using the menu and browser buttons.
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Figure 3 - 3. Keypad navigation chart
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3.3.1 Monitoring menu (M1)

You can enter the Monitoring menu from the Main menu by
pushing the Menu button right when the location indication M1
is visible on the first line of the display. How to browse through
the monitored values is presented in Figure 3-4.
The monitored signals carry the indication V#.# and they are
listed in Table 3-1. The values are updated once every 0.3
seconds.
This menu is meant only for signal checking. The values cannot
be altered here. For changing values of parameters see Chapter
3.3.2.
Figure 3 - 4. Monitoring menu

Code
Signal name
Unit
Description
V1.1
Output frequency
Hz
V1.2
Frequency reference
Hz
V1.3
Motor speed
rpm
Calculated motor speed
V1.4
Motor current
Measured motor current
V1.5
Motor torque
Calculated actual torque/nominal torque of the unit
V1.6
Motor power
Calculated actual power/nominal power of the unit
V1.7
Motor voltage
Calculated motor voltage
V1.8
DC-link voltage
Measured DC-link voltage
V1.9
Unit temperature
Heat sink temperature
V1.10
Voltage input
AI1
V1.11
Current input
mA
V1.12
DIN1, DIN2, DIN3
Digital input statuses
V1.13
DIN4, DIN5, DIN6
Digital input statuses
V1.14
DO1, RO1, RO2
Digital and relay output statuses
V1.15
Analogue output current
mA
AO1
V1.15
Encoder speed
rpm
Encoder speed in rpm
M1.17
Multimonitoring items
Frequency to the motor
AI2
Displays three selectable monitoring values.
Table 3-1. Monitored signals
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3.3.2 Parameter menu (M2)

Parameters are the way of conveying the commands of the user
to the frequency converter. The parameter values can be edited
by entering the Parameter Menu from the Main Menu when the
location indication M2 is visible on the first line of the display.
The value editing procedure is presented in Figure 3-5.
Push the Menu button right once to move into the Parameter
Group Menu (G#). Locate the parameter group desired by using
the Browser buttons and push the Menu button right again to
enter the group and its parameters. Use again the Browser
buttons to find the parameter (P#) you want to edit. From here
you can proceed in two different ways: Pushing the Menu
button right takes you to the edit mode. As a sign of this, the
parameter value starts to blink. You can now change the value
in two different manners:
1 Just set the new desired value with the Browser buttons and
confirm the change with the Enter button. Consequently, the
blinking stops and the new value is visible in the value field.
2 Push the Menu button right once again. Now you will be
able to edit the value digit by digit.
This editing manner may come in handy, when a relatively
greater or smaller value than that on the display is desired.
Confirm the change with the Enter button.
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The value will not change unless the Enter button is pushed.
Pressing the Menu button left takes you back to the previous
menu.
Several parameters are locked, i.e. uneditable, when the drive is
in RUN status. If you try to change the value of such a
parameter the text *Locked* will appear on the display. The
frequency converter must be stopped in order to edit these
parameters.
You can return to the Main menu anytime by pressing the Menu
button left for 1 2 seconds.
Once in the last parameter of a parameter group, you can move
directly to the first parameter of that group by pushing the
Browser button up.
Figure 3 5. Parameter value change procedure
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3.3.3 Active faults menu (M4)

The Active faults menu can be entered from the Main menu by
is visible on the first line of the keypad display.
When a fault brings the frequency converter to a stop, the
location indication F1, the fault code, a short description of the
fault and the fault type symbol (see Chapter 3.3.4) will appear
on the display. In addition, the indication FAULT or ALARM
(see Figure 3 1 or Chapter 0) is displayed and, in case of a
FAULT, the red led on the keypad starts to blink. If several
faults occur simultaneously, the list of active faults can be
browsed with the Browser buttons.
The memory of active faults can store the maximum of 10 faults
in the order of appearance. The display can be cleared with the
Reset button and the read-out will return to the same state it was
before the fault trip. The fault remains active until it is cleared
with the Reset button, or with a reset signal from the I/O
terminal.
Note ! Remove external Start signal before resetting the fault to
prevent unintentional restart of the drive.
3.3.4 Fault types

In the NX frequency converter, there are four different types of
faults. These types differ from each other on the basis of the
subsequent behaviour of the drive. See Table 3 2.
Figure 3 - 6. Fault display
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Fault type
symbol
Meaning
A (Alarm)
This type of fault is a sign of an unusual operating

condition. It does not cause the drive to stop, nor
does it require any special actions. The 'A fault'
remains in the display for about 30 seconds.
F (Fault)
An 'F fault' is a kind of fault that makes the drive

stop. Actions need to be taken in order to restart the
drive.
AR (Fault
Autoreset)
If an 'AR fault' occurs the drive will also stop

immediately. The fault is reset automatically and the
drive tries to restart the motor. Finally, if the restart is
not successful, a fault trip (FT, see below) occurs.
FT (Fault Trip)
If the drive is unable to restart the motor after an AR

fault an FT fault occurs. The effect of the 'FT fault' is
basically the same as that of the F fault: the drive is
stopped.
Table 3 - 2. Fault types
3.3.5 Fault codes

The fault codes, their causes and correcting actions are
presented in the table last in this manual.
3.3.6 Fault time data record
When a fault occurs the information described above in 3.3.3 is
displayed. By pushing the Menu button right here you will enter
the Fault time data record menu indicated by T.1 T.13. In this
menu, some selected important data valid at the time of the fault
are recorded. This feature is intended to help the user or the
service person to determine the cause of fault.
The data available are:
T.1
Counted operation days

(Fault 43: Additional code)
T.2
Counted operation hours

(Fault 43: Counted operation days)
hh:mm:ss
(d)
T.3
Output frequency
(Fault 43: Counted operation hours)
Hz
(hh:mm:ss)
T.4
Motor current
T.5
Motor voltage
T.6
Motor power
T.7
Motor torque
T.8
DC voltage
T.9
Unit temperature
T.10
Run status
T.11
Direction
T.12
Warnings
T.13
0-speed*
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Real time record

If real time is set to run on the frequency converter the data
items T1 and T2 will appear as follows:
T.1
Counted operation days
yyyy-mm-dd
T.2
Counted operation hours
hh:mm:ss,sss
3.3.7 Fault history menu (M5)

The Fault history menu can be entered from the Main menu by
is visible on the first line of the keypad display.
All faults are stored in the Fault history menu in which you can
browse through them using the Browser buttons. Additionally,
the Fault time data record pages (see Chapter 3.3.6) are
accessible at each fault. You can return to the previous menu
anytime by pushing the Menu button left.
The memory of the frequency converter can store a maximum
of 30 faults in the order of appearance. The number of faults
currently in the fault history is shown on the value line of the
main page (H1 H#). The order of the faults is indicated by the
location indication in the upper left corner of the display. The
latest fault carries the indication F5.1, the second latest F5.2 etc.
If there are 30 uncleared faults in the memory the next
occurring fault will erase the oldest from the memory.
Pressing the Enter button for about 2 to 3 seconds resets the
whole fault history. Then, the symbol H# will change to 0.
Figure 3-7. Fault history menu
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3.3.8 System menu (M6)

The System menu can be entered from the main menu by
is visible on the display.
The controls associated with the general use of the frequency
converter, such as parameter sets or information about the
hardware and software are located under the System menu. The
number of submenus and subpages is shown with the symbol S
(or P) on the value line.
Functions in the System menu
Code
Function
Min
Max
Unit
Default
Selections
S6.1
Language selection
English
English
S6.2
Application selection
S6.3
Copy parameters
S6.3.1
Parameter sets
Store set 1
Load set 1
Store set 2
Load set 2
Load factory defaults
S6.3.2
Load up to keypad
All parameters
S6.3.3
Load down
from keypad
All parameters
All but motor parameters
Application parameters
P6.3.4
Parameter backup
S6.4
Compare parameters
S6.5
Security
Alimak Lift
No
Alimak Lift
Yes
No
S6.5.1
Password
Not used
0=Not used
P6.5.2
Parameter lock
Change
Enabled
S6.5.3
Start-up wizard
Change Enabled
Change Disabled
No
Yes
S6.5.4
Multimonitoring items
S6.6
Keypad settings
P6.6.1
Default page
P6.6.2
Default page/
Operating menu
P6.6.3
Timeout time
65535
P6.6.4
Contrast
31
P6.6.5
Backlight time
S6.7
Hardware settings
P6.7.1
Internal brake resistor
P6.7.2
Fan control
P6.7.3
HMI acknowledg.timeout
P6.7.4
HMI number of retries
Change Enabled
Change Disabled
Always 65535 min
30
18
10
Not connected
Temperature
200
5000
10
ms
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5
Not connected
Connected
Continuous
Temperature
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Code
Function
S6.8
System information
S6.8.1
Total counters
C6.8.1.1
MWh counter kWh
C6.8.1.2
Power On day counter
C6.8.1.3
Power On hours counter hh:mm:ss
S6.8.2
Trip counters
T6.8.2.1
MWh counter kWh
T6.8.2.2
Clear MWh trip counter
T6.8.2.3
Operating days trip counter
T6.8.2.4
Operating hour trip counter
T6.8.2.5
Clear operating time counter
S6.8.3
Software info
S6.8.3.1
Software package
S6.8.3.2
System software version
S6.8.3.3
Firmware interface
S6.8.3.4
System load
S6.8.4
Applications
S6.8.4.1
Name of application
Min
Max
Unit
Default
hh:mm:ss
D6.8.4.#.1 Application ID
D6.8.4.#.2 Applications Version:
D6.8.4.#.3 Applications: Firmware interface
S6.8.5
Hardware
I6.8.5.1
Info: Unit power
kW
I6.8.5.2
Info: Unit voltage
I6.8.5.3
Info: Brake chopper
I6.8.5.4
Info: Brake resistor
S6.8.6
Expander boards
S6.8.7
Debug
S6.8.9
Debug Power
S6.8.11
Debug Power
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3.3.9 Copy parameters

The parameter copy function is used when the operator wants to
copy one or all parameter groups from one drive to another. All
the parameter groups are first uploaded to the keypad, then the
keypad is connected to another drive and then the parameter
groups are downloaded to it (or possibly back to the same
drive).
Before any parameters can successfully be copied from one
drive to another the drive has to be stopped when the parameters are downloaded to it:
The parameter copy menu (S6.3) embodies four functions:
Parameter sets (S6.3.1)
The Vacon NX frequency converter features a possibility for the
user to load back the factory default parameter values and to
store and load two customized parameter sets (all parameters
included in the application). Alimak default parameter set is
stored as Set1.
On Parameter sets page (S6.3.1), push the Menu button right to
enter the Edit menu. The text LoadFactDef begins to blink and
you can confirm the loading of factory defaults by pushing the
Enter button. The drive resets automatically. Alternatively you
can choose any other of the storing or loading functions with
the Browser buttons.
Confirm with the Enter button. Wait until 'OK' appears on the
display.
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4. FAULT TRACING
When a fault is detected by the frequency converter control
electronics, the drive is stopped and the symbol F together with
the ordinal number of the fault, the fault code and a short fault
description appear on the display. The fault can be reset with the
Reset button on the control keypad or via the I/O terminal. The
faults are stored in the Fault history menu (M5) which can be
browsed. The different fault codes you will find in the table
below.
The fault codes, their causes and correcting actions are
presented in the table below. The shadowed / yellow faults are
A faults only. The items written in white on black background
present faults for which you can program different responses in
the application. See parameter group Protections.
Note: When contacting distributor or factory because of a fault
condition, always write down all texts and codes on the keypad
display.
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Fault
code
Fault
Possible cause
Correcting measures
Overcurrent
Frequency converter has detected too high

a current (>4*IH) in the motor cable:
sudden heavy load increase
short circuit in motor cables
unsuitable motor
Check loading.
Check motor.
Check cables.
Overvoltage
The DC-link voltage has exceeded the

limits defined.
too short a deceleration time
high overvoltage spikes in supply
Make the deceleration time longer.

Use brake chopper or brake resistor
(available as options)
Earth fault
Current measurement has detected that the Check motor cables and motor.
sum of motor phase current is not zero.
insulation failure in cables or motor
Charging switch
The charging switch is open, when the

START command has been given.
faulty operation
component failure
Emergency stop
Stop signal has been given from the option

board.
Saturation trip
Various causes:
defective component
brake resistor short-circuit or overload
Cannot be reset from the keypad.

Switch off power.
DO NOT RE-CONNECT POWER !
Contact factory.
If this fault appears simultaneously
with Fault 1, check motor cables
and motor.
System fault
component failure
faulty operation
Note exceptional fault data record, see
3.3.6.
Reset the fault and restart.

Should the fault re-occur, contact the
distributor near to you.
Undervoltage
DC-link voltage is under the voltage limits

defined in.
most probable cause: too low a supply
voltage
frequency converter internal fault
In case of temporary supply voltage

break reset the fault and restart the
frequency converter. Check the
supply voltage. If it is adequate, an
internal failure has occurred.
Contact the distributor near to you.
10
Input line
supervision
Input line phase is missing.
Check supply voltage and cable.
11
Output phase
supervision
Current measurement has detected that

there is no current in one motor phase.
Check motor cable and motor.
12
Brake chopper
supervision
no brake resistor installed

brake resistor is broken
brake chopper failure
Check brake resistor.

If the resistor is ok, the chopper is
faulty. Contact the distributor near
to you
13
Frequency converter Heatsink temperature is under 10C

undertemperature
.
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Check Panel heater.
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Fault
code
Fault
Possible cause
Correcting measures
14
Frequency converter Heatsink temperature is over 90C (or

overtemperature
77C, NX_6, FR6).
Overtemperature warning is issued when
the heatsink temperature exceeds 85C
(72C).
Check the correct amount and flow

of cooling air.
Check the heatsink for dust.
Check the ambient temperature.
Make sure that the switching
frequency is not too high in relation
to ambient temperature and motor load.
15
Motor stalled
Motor stall protection has tripped.
Check motor.
16
Motor overtemperature
Motor overheating has been detected by

frequency converter motor temperature
model. Motor is overloaded.
Decrease the motor load.

If no motor overload exists, check
the temperature model parameters.
17
Motor underload
Motor underload protection has tripped.
22
EEPROM
checksum fault
Parameter save fault
23
FAULT
faulty operation
component failure
24
Counter fault
Values displayed on counters are incorrect
25
Microprocessor
watchdog fault
faulty operation
component failure

26
Start-up prevented
Start-up of the drive has been prevented.
Cancel prevention of start-up.
29
Thermistor fault
The thermistor input of option board has Check motor cooling and loading
detected increase of the motor
Check thermistor connection
temperature
(If thermistor input of the option
board is not in use it has to be short
circuited).
31
IGBT temperature
(hardware)
IGBT Inverter Bridge overtemperature

protection has detected too high a short
term overload current
32
Fan cooling
Cooling fan of the frequency converter

does not start, when ON command is given.
34
CAN bus
communication
Sent message not acknowledged.
Ensure that there is another device

on the bus with the same configuration.
36
Control unit
NXS Control Unit can not control NXP

Power Unit and vice versa
Change control unit
37
Device changed
(same type)
Option board or control unit changed.

Same type of board or same power rating
of drive.
Reset
Note: No fault time data record!
38
Device added
(same type)
Option board or drive added.

Drive of same power rating or same type
of board added.
Reset
39
Device removed
Option board removed.

Drive removed.
Reset
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Check motor size.
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Fault
code
Fault
Possible cause
Correcting measures
40
Device unknown
Unknown option board or drive.
41
IGBT temperature
IGBT Inverter Bridge over temperature

protection has detected too high a short
term overload current
Check loading.
Check motor size.
42
Brake resistor
over temperature
Brake resistor over temperature protection has detected too heavy braking
Set the deceleration time longer.

Use external brake resistor.
43
Encoder fault
Note the exceptional Fault data record.

See 3.3.6. Additional codes:
1 = Encoder 1 channel A is missing
2 = Encoder 1 channel B is missing
3 = Both encoder 1 channels are missing
4 = Encoder reversed
Check encoder channel connections.

Check the encoder board.
44
Device changed
(different type)
Option board or control unit changed.

Option board of different type or different
power rating of drive.
Reset
Note: Application parameter
values restored to default.
45
Device added
(different type)
Option board or drive added.

Option board of different type or drive of
different power rating added.
Reset
Note: Application parameter
values restored to default.
50
Analogue input
Iin < 4mA (sel.
signal range 4
to 20 mA)
Current at the analogue input is < 4mA.

control cable is broken or loose
signal source has failed
Check the current loop circuitry.
51
External fault
Digital input fault.
52
Keypad
The connection between the control keycommunication fault pad and the frequency converter is broken.
Check keypad connection and

possible keypad cable.
53
Fieldbus fault
The data connection between the fieldbus

Master and the fieldbus board is broken
Check installation.
If installation is correct contact the
nearest distributor.
54
Slot fault
Defective option board or slot
Check board and slot.

Contact the nearest distributor.
56
PT100 board
temp. fault
Temperature limit values set for the PT100

board parameters have been exceeded
Find the cause of temperature rise
80
Brake
supervision
External brake supervision signal has not

been activated after the brake open
signal is activated P2.7.24.
81
Brake logic
supervision
Brake open signal has not been activated after

defined time after run request P2.7.25
82
Under current
Motor current is less than set limit parameter

P2.7.29
83
Shaft speed
Shaft speed from encoder differs from the

calculated shaft speed P2.7.30.
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4.1 Verifying the Pulse encoder function /direction
Set the lift/hoist in Inspection mode
Go to Parameter x1. The setting should read "CLSpeedCtrl",
which means Closed Loop Speed Control.
Depending on software version in the VFC, the parameter
group and value can differ according to the following table.
x1
Appl. Param.
x2
Appl. Param.
x3
Appl. Param.
1.03
1.08
1.03
1.08
1.03
1.08
2.61
2.2.31
OL Speed Cont
Open loop
CL SpeedCtrl
Closed loop
Set the parameter x2 to "OL Speed Cont", which means

Open Loop Speed Control.
Go to Monitor V 1.16 Encoder Speed.
When you run the lift/hoist in the Up direction you should
get a positive rpm value (for instance + 400). When you run
the lift/hoist in the Down direction, you should get a
negative rpm value (for instance -400). The actual rpm value
depends on the motor rpm (speed).
Return the Parameter setting of x3 to "CL SpeedCtrl".
In case you don't get a value other than 0 when you run the
lift/hoist, check the encoder connections. Try again. If you still
don't get a value other than 0, the pulse encoder probably is
broken. You have to replace it.
If you get a negative value when going upwards and a positive
value going downwards, check the encoder connections.
You probably have switched the A and B pulses.
Test running of the machinery when disassembled from the

mast/ rack
The VFC motor control must be set in Open Loop control mode
when the drive unit disassembled from the mast for test.
Note: Remember to reset the motor control mode to Closed
Loop afterwards.
ALIMAK 34871 - 1/01
Part No. 9055 045-102
ALIMAK
AUTO MATIC R AC K LU B R ICATO R

O P E R ATI N G I N STR U CTIO N S
The majority of Alimak hoists and lifts can be equipped with an Alimak Automatic Rack
Lubricator.
The rack lubricator provides the following major benefits:
*
Proper lubrication of the rack and the pinions
Improves ride comfort
No man-hours or downtime for lubrication maintenance
Reduced wear and tear on racks and pinions substantially lowers maintenance and
downtime cost
Longer operating life for the hoist or lift
The system consists of an DC electric grease pump complete with reservoir, mounted on
the cage roof. A preprogrammable integrated electronic control unit with variable run
and pause times, provides correct lubrication under all running conditions.
Central lubrication pump Quicklub 203 CS
is a compact multiline pump consisting of:

reservoir with stirring paddle, housing with built-in motor
timer, pump element, safety valve and filler fitting
can drive up to three pump elements
operates according to lubrication cycles (pause or time

of readiness and operating time)
Fig. 1 Pump
1 reservoir
2 pump element
3 safety valve
4 filler fitting
Operation theory of the pump element

*
The electric motor drives the eccentric (fig. 3 and 4).
During the operating time:

piston 2 pulls in lubricant from the reservoir, see fig. 3
piston 2 delivers the lubricant via metering device to the
connected lubrication points, see fig. 4.
Fig. 2 Pump element

1 piston
2 pull-back spring
3 check valve
Pulling-in phase
Fig. 3 Pump element pulls in lubricant

1 eccentric
2 piston
3 spring
4 check valve
Delivery phase
Fig. 4 Pump element delivers lubricant

1 eccentric
2 piston
3 spring
4 check valve
The check valve:
ensures the operation of the pump element

prevents the lubricant from flowing back to the housing
or to the reservoir
1
2
3
4
R
P
reservoir with stirring paddle

pump
check valve, spring loaded
pressure relief valve
return line
pressure line
Fig. 5 Hydraulic circuit diagram of the pump
Operation theory of the pressure relief valve

*
The pressure relief valve
limits the pressurization in the system

opens at a pressure of 350 bar
If lubricant is leaking from the pressure relief valve, this

indicates a malfunction in the system.
Fig. 6 Pressure relief valve
To fill the pump

*
Fill grease into the pump reservoir via the filler fitting up
to mark Max..
Fig. 7 To fill the pump
Printed circuit board

Voltage supply
The p.c.b. is supplied with voltage via a capacitor (Super
Cap) thus ensuring that the pause or operating times are
safely stored for about five days. After this time is expired,
all stored data will be cancelled.
When the power is switched ON again, a new lubrication
cycle begins which is started with the operating time.
Fig. 8 Capacitor
Pause time operating time

Preselection of the time ranges
Pause time
Range
Settings
min
3.75 to 56.25 minutes
1 to 15 hours
Operating time
Range
Settings
sec
7.5 to 112.25 seconds
min
2 to 30 minutes
Fig. 9 Preselection of time ranges

1 jumper for pause time
2 jumper for operating time
To adjust pause time

The pause time is adjustable in 15 steps by way of the blue
rotary switch
Switch position 1
Minutes
3.75
Switch position A
Minutes
7.5 11.25
15
37.5 41.25
C
45
18.75 22.5 26.25
30
33.75
48.75 52.5 56.25
Switch position 1
Hours
Switch position A
Hours
11
12
13
14
15
10
Fig. 10 Rotary switch, pause time

1 rotary switch, blue
To adjust operating time

The operating switch is adjustable in 15 steps by way of the
red rotary switch
Switch position 1
Seconds
7.5
15
22.5
30
37.5
45
52.5
60
67.5
Switch position A
82.5
90
97.5
Seconds
75
105 112.5
Fig. 11 Rotary switch, operating time

Switch position 1
Minutes
10
12
14
16
18
Switch position A
Minutes
22
24
26
28
30
20
1 rotary switch, red
Diagram of connections
fig. 12 Diagram of connection E1 and E2

A printed circuit board (p.c.b.)
G fuse 6A
B pump housing
H line, black
C connection plug 1
D line socket 1 with connection cable, 2-wire
K connection plug 2
E1 pump without illuminated pushbutton
L line socket 2 with connection cable, 3-wire
E2 pump with illuminated pushbutton
M illuminated pushbutton
F ignition switch
line, brown
Technical Data
Pump
Electronic timer
operating temperature range............................ 25 to 70C

number of outlets......................................................1, 2 or 3
reservoir capacity ............................................................2 lit.
refilling ....................................via hydraulic lubrication fitting
or cartridge
lubricant.......................................grease up to NLGI grade 2
standard supply from factory...........................Alirack grease
Part No. 9063 930-000
Time setting
Pause time: acc. to position of jumper:
......3.75; 7.5; 11.25; 15; 18.75; 22.5; 26.25; 30; 33.75; 37.5;
......................................41.25; 45; 48.75; 52.5 or 56.25 min.
.......................2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 or 15 h
Operating time: acc. to position of jumper:
......................................7.5; 15; 22.5; 30; 37.5; 45; 52.5; 60;
...........................67.5; 75; 82.5; 90; 97.5; 105; or 112.5 sec.
..................................................2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18,
20, 22, 24, 26, 28 or 30 min.
Motor ............................................................ DC gear motor

(interference-suppressed)
operating voltage ...................................12VDC or 24VDC
max power input 12V ................................................6.5 A
24V...................................................3 A
speed ......................................................................17 rpm
protection ...................................................................IP 54
output transistor .............................. 5A/short-circuit-proof
reverse voltage protection:
operating voltage inputs are polarized
temperature range .......................................40 to 150C
Factory setting
pause time ...........................................................3.75 min.
operating time .........................................................45 sec.
Protection class: ............................................................IP 54
Pump element
piston dia., standard K6.............................................6 mm
lubricant output*..................................approx. 2.4 cm3/min
max. operating pressure ........................................350 bar
connection thread ......................................................G 1/4
suitable for tube dia. ..................................................6 mm
Metering Device Type SSV

3
lubricant output per outlet and stroke.........................0.2 cm

max. operating pressure............................................300 bar
min. operating pressure...............................................20 bar
max. differential pressure
between 2 outlets ...................................................100 bar
outlet connection for tube.......................................dia. 6 mm
inlet connection .............................................................R 1/8
operating temperature ...................................25 to 70C
*IMPORTANT: The lubricant output listed refers to grease

of NLGI grade 2, at 20C, back pressure 100 bar, nominal
voltage 12V/24V. Any differing pressures or temperatures
result in different lubricant outputs. System designing must
be based on the above values.
Alimak Lift Control, ALC II

Users Manual
Applicable for ALC II software version 3.40 and later versions ONLY !
sign of the equipment. Where there is a conflict contact your ALIMAK representative.
YOUR HOIST HAS:

Manufacturing No.:
Year:
Art. No. 9081541 - 1 10

2009 - 03 - 08
ALIMAK LIFT CONTROL, ALC II
Alimak Lift Control, ALC II ......................... A 1

Semi-automatic control system....................... A 4
Collective control system ............................... A 4
ALC II additional features ............................ A 6
Factory calibration ......................................... A 8
Stop / retardation distances ........................... A 10
System set-up ................................................. A 12
Installation ...................................................... A 16
Power box for landings above level 20.......... A 17
Landing extension box for landings above 32 A 17
Group control.................................................. A 18
Information and fault indications on displays A 22
ALC II diagnose mode ................................... A 23
Programming of DOL operated lifts............. A 26
Programming of VFC operated lifts ............ A 30
A 46
ALC FOR CONSTRUCTION HOISTS
Control stations for construction hoists ....... A 46
Operation ........................................................ A 50
A 52
ALC II FOR PERMANENT LIFTS
Push-buttons and display inside car ............. A 52
Operation ........................................................ A 53
ALC II ADAPTED FOR LIFTS WITH
AUTOMATIC DOORS
Refer to separate publ. No. 9081 650
Operating instructions and fault ....................
indications on displays ....................................
Collection of illustrative examples ...............
ALIMAK 34815 -1 /10
A0
Copyright Alimak AB 2004. All rights reserved.
A1
Alimak Lift Control, ALC II

Alimak lift control, ALC II, is the name of Alimaks modular
controller. The ALC system consists of a microprocessor based
controller, equipped with a high speed pulse counter input and a
pulse encoder. The position of the lift / hoist is determined by
counting impulses generated by the pulse encoder attached to
the drive unit.
To establish a reference point, a reference cam is attached to the
mast. When travelling in the calibration mode, the controller
receives the reference points by means of a limit switch
attached to the car.
The concept behind this modular system is that the main unit
will control the lowest range of lifts. The system can expand in
one step by adding an expansion unit and thereby be able to
control most of the standard lifts and their equipment.
The prime components of the controller system is one main unit
and two expansion units.
The main car unit consists of a CPU card and one I/O card (11
inputs and 7 outputs, X11 X14) in a common enclosure. The
CPU card is equipped with the following:
A high-speed pulse encoder input (terminals X4:1 to X4:5).
Two wire communication for communication with the Base
CPU unit (X8:2 and X8:3).
Six wire communication with push-buttons/keypad and
displays (X3:1 to X3:6)
Power inputs and outputs (X1 and X2).
Three different communication interfaces: One RS232, a
two channel CAN-bus (X6 and X7) and a TCP/IP interface.
A battery charger.
4 push-buttons for programming (Up, Down, SNL and Prog).
One I/O card, same as the one in the main unit, is placed in a
separate enclosure to be used as expansion unit (maximum one).
The Base unit consists of a CPU card (same as the one in the
Car-CPU) in a separate enclosure. The CPU card is equipped
with the following:
Two wire communication for communication with the Car
CPU unit (X8:2 and X8:3).
Six wire communication with the landing equipment (X3:1
to X3:6).
Power inputs and outputs (X1 and X2).
Three different communication interfaces: One RS232, a
two channel CAN-bus (X6 and X7) and a TCP/IP interface.
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Pulse encoder
A2
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A3
Battery charger
The Car-CPU is equipped with a built-in battery charger.
The charger is charging the 7Ah battery with 700mA up to the
voltage level of 14.9V. When the charging current is less than
70mA, then a timer starts and keeps the charging phase on for
one hour before it goes into trickle charging.
If the battery voltage level goes down to 11V, then the charger
disconnects the battery from the load in order to protect the
battery.
Fuses
There are 4 fuses on the CPU-unit:
2 fuses (3.15A) are for the 2 x 19VAC input to the ALC II.
1 fuse (4A) is for the 24VDC output.
1 fuse (1.25A) is for the 12VDC output
Control systems
In the main software there are two different control systems
available:
Semi automatic ...

... and Collective
The ALC II system automatically selects the control system.
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A4
Semi-automatic control system: (Stop Next Landing)

This is the least complex used control system available in the
ALC controller and operates without any landing cams. The
position of the lift is determined by counting impulses
generated by the pulse encoder attached to the gear box.
The lift can be operated push-buttons or with joystick from
inside the car and if chosen, also from the landings by using Up,
Down and Stop Next Landing push-buttons.
Push buttons on
landing control station
With the joystick, or by pressing a button for Up or Down, the

car starts travelling in the chosen direction. When the car
approaches the desired landing, the button Stop Next Landing is
pressed. The car will then stop automatically at the landing.
Calls / destinations from a landing box unit with Up, Down and
Stop Next Landing push-buttons operate on 230 VAC control
wires between the car and the landings via the base panel. A
destination order from the car has three seconds priority over
landing calls.
Collective control system:

This is the most advanced control system available in the ALC
controller. The lift can be operated from inside the car and if
chosen, also from the landings. Each landing is provided with
two call buttons, one for each travel direction.
There are two means of operating the lift from inside the car:
By destination push-buttons one for each landing (perm. lifts).
By keypad (construction hoists).
This system receives all destination orders from inside the car,
as well as calls from the landings. The information is memorized and processed within the system.
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A5
During the travel the lift will automatically stop at all floors,
which have been addressed.
If operation from inside the car is done by means of the keypad,
access to the Stop Next Landing control system is automatic.
The keypad is consisting of 15 push-buttons. 12 of them are for
the collective system: 0 9, ENT and CLR. The other three
push-buttons are for the Stop Next Landing system: Up, Down
and Stop Next Landing, which operates in parallel with the
collective system.
Keypad panel inside the car appl. for construction hoists
On every landing there is one I / O-card with two external

illuminated call buttons: one for each travel direction and one
indicator lamp: Out of service.
The I / O-cards are connected to a six wire communication
circuit that terminates in a base CPU inside the base panel. The
information is transmitted from the base CPU to the car CPU
(main unit) on a two wire communication circuit in the trailing
cable.
Indication lamp
Out of service for
construction hoists only
ALIMAK 34818 -0 /01
Push button panel inside the car

applicable for permanent lifts
For permanent lifts only,

optional display at each landing
A6
ALC II additional features

Auto return, Authorized drive, Flood alarm and High wind speed are
examples of features available in the ALC II system. These functions
can be chosen with the systems normal set-up procedures (page A 12
A 13).
Auto return
Auto return means that the lift returns to its base location after a
certain delay in time. (1 7 min. possible to be set).
This function is set in GROUP 8 and will be activated when time is
chosen and set. Base location is normally the base landing (0) and this
does not need any further setting. This can, however be changed in
GROUP 10 13 to another landing level, if desired.
Example: Base location on landing level 3.
Set Group 10. VALUE V1 + V2 = landing level 3.
Authorized drive
Authorized drive means for example that a crane operator via a signal
to the I/O-card at the base landing can address the lift to the base
location and also delete all other calls and destinations until the
same person unlocks the lift.
Set this funtcion in GROUP 5, VALUE 1.
Base location is normally the base landing (0) and this does not need
any further setting. This can, however be changed in GROUP 10 13
to another landing level, if desired.
Flood alarm
Flood alarm means that a signal from a trottle device automatically
addresses the lift to a level where the water cannot reach.
Set this function in GROUP 5, VALUE 4.
Decide suitable level and set this in GROUP 10 13.
High wind speed / Low temperature
High wind speed means that the I/O-card in the base can receive a
signal from a wind speed meter and then automatically address the lift
to the base location and then also delete all calls and destinations
until the wind speed will decrease.
Set this function in GROUP 7, VALUE 1
Base location is normally the base landing (0) and this does not need
any further setting. This can, however be changed in GROUP 10 13
to another landing level.
Low temperature = corresponding function as High wind speed.
Slipforming
Slipforming means that the lift will stop on temporarily installed cams
located on the moveable slipform.
The system receives continuously information where the lift is located
on the mast via input to the car CPUs expansion unit. The temp.
installed cams are monitored by the ordinary normal and final limit
cams on the mast.
See page A 36 for programming of the movable top landing for
slipforming.
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A7
1 instead of 0 at the base landing
This means that the system counts levels, starting from 1, 2, 3 instead
of 0,1, 2. If this function is chosen all former programmed levels in
the system must be deleted.
Set this in GROUP 6, VALUE 1.
Base location in top
Base location in top means that the base CPU is connected to the top
landing instead of the bottom landing.
This is preferable for offshore lifts installed inside the oil rigs
support leg.
Explosion proof lifts
Explosion proof lifts require an extra ordinary configuration with I/Ocard containing push-buttons. Refer to separate publ. No. 9081648
High speed monitoring
High speed monitoring (according to demands in North America)
means that the lift will stop as soon as the preset value for normal
operation exceeds. The display inside the car will then show F8.
Value for maximum speed is preset and cannot be changed. Set this in
GROUP 9, VALUE 2.
Fire alarm
Fire alarm means that a fire detecting device via a signal to the I/Ocard at the base landing can address the lift to the base location and
also delete all other calls and destinations until fire fighting
personnel unlocks the lift. Refer to separate publ. No. 9081 647.
Set this in GROUP 4, VALUE 1, 2 or 4 depending on applicable
regulations.
The lift will return to desired level chosen in GROUP 10 13.
Floating landing level
Floating landing level can detect via a signal to the I/O-card at the
base landing where the landing is located even if the landing level is
changed. This feature is preferable for boiler installed lifts where the
whole structure can expand and move compared with the entire lift
installation.
Top landing calibration
Calibration drive at the top landing means that the factory calibration
drive and the regular calibration drive (CD) against the ref./ret. cam is
done in the mast top. All remaining landing levels are programmed
starting with the bottom landing 0 at the base landing as usual.
More than 32 landings
For a fully collective control system a booster unit must be added to
the ALC-systemfor landing levels more than 32 pcs.
ALIMAK 34409 -1/10
A8
Factory calibration
(Normally done at the factory before delivery)
This system calibration drive is normally done at the factory at
delivery, but must be done once again if the car CPU is to be
replaced.
During the system calibration drive the lift is running automatically up and down 4 times to measure speed and then by
itself calculate the stopping distances.
IMPORTANT ! Lifting height needed for this purpose is
minimum 15 20 m at a speed of 0.70 1.1 m/s (50 65 ft.
at a speed of 135 215 fpm.). More when higher speed
occurs.
The system calibaration drive is done from inside the car and
starting from the bottom landing.
To put the system in system set-up / calibration mode is

done according to the following
Turn the main power switch to OFF position.
Disconnect the battery.
Keep the Prog. button on the car CPU depressed and then
turn main power switch to ON position.
Keep the Prog. button depressed until the LED SYS
CHK lights up (after 2 sec.).
Then continue pushing the Stop Next Landing button,
Down button and finally
the Up button.
Keep all 4 buttons depressed whereupon all 8 LEDs
for GROUP and VALUE start flashing.
Release all buttons when the LEDs start flashing with
shorter intervals. The system is in calibration mode and all
parameters established in a basic set-up when the LEDs go
out.
The display shows:
System with dual display.
System with single display.
The LEDs V1 and V2 are flashing rapidly indicating that the

system is lack of speed information.
Reconnect the battery
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A9
If the base configuration is changed after the delivery from
factory due to more added landing stations, the LED V8 on the
car CPU starts lighting. This is fully normal and the intention is
only to indicate that there is a change made to the equipment.
If the reason is other than just more added landing stations a
new base configuration must be performed.
To replace the present base configuration proceed according
to the following:
Switch off the car main electrical panel.
Switch off the base main electrical panel.
Reset the base main electrical switch in ON position.
Keep the Prog. button on the car CPU depressed and put the
main electrical switch in ON position.
Continue keeping the Prog. button depressed and then push
the Stop Next Landing 2 (two) times.
Finally release the Prog. button
The display shows:
(no landings are programmed into the system):
System with dual display.
System with single display.
Reconnect the battery

Calibration drive is performed from inside the car, starting
from the bottom landing.
ALIMAK 34819/2 -1 /04
A 10
Stop / retardation distances

The stopping distance (DOL lift) or retardation distance (VFC
lift), is automatically set during the calibration drive up and
down against the Reference / Retardation down cam.
NOTE!
The down limit cam shall always be adjusted so that the up /
down limit switch is approximately 10 mm (1/2 in.) above the
cam when the lift is level with the bottom landing. Deviations
can occur. Please see the manuals delivered with the lift.
Stop distances (DOL lift)

The ALC controller automatically sets the stopping distances,
automatically during system calibration drive, in the following
manner:
Push the Up and Down buttons on the car ALC CPU. The lift
moves in an upward direction and stops a short distance
above the Reference / Retardation cam. The lift is now
located above the Reference / Retardation cam and is still in
calibration mode.
The lift moves automatically upwards to measure speed and
brake distance in the upward direction. After that the lift
moves automatically downwards to measure speed and brake
distance in the opposite direction. The system does this
procedure 4 times. If the speeds are equal for 4 different
starts the system itself makes the conclusion that the lift is
intended for DOL opeartion.
The lift moves once more this time downwards to stop on
the Reference / Retardation cam.
The ALC-system returns to normal mode with door
zone, the stop distances and speed automatically programmed into the system.
NOTE!
The Reference / Retardation cam shall be located approximately 240 mm (9 1/2 in.) above the down limit cam.
Deviations can occur. Please see the manuals delivered with
the lift.
New system set-up and system calibration must be done if
car CPU is replaced.
Keep the Up/Down button depressed during the entire drive
sequence if the hold to run feature is chosen.
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A 11
Retardation distances (VFC lift)

The ALC controller sets the retardation distances automatically
during system calibration drive, in the following manner:
Push the Up and Down buttons on the car ALC CPU. The lift
accelerates to nominal speed upwards.
When the Reference / Retardation switch leaves the cam, the
ALC controller removes the high speed signal and the lift
decelerates and stops.
The lift is now located above the Reference / Retardation
cam and is still in calibration mode.
The lift accelerates automatically upwards to high speed,
retards and stops. Speed and retardation distance, from high
to low speed in upwards direction are now stored into the
system. The lift accelerates once more automatically
downwards to high speed, retards and stops. Speed and
retardation distance, from high to low speed in downwards
direction are now stored into the system.
The system does this procedure 3 more times to measure 2
intermediate speeds and 1 low speed with corresponding
retardation distances.
The lift will stop on the reference cam after 4 times up and
down.
Retardation distances for 4 different speeds and the door
zone are now programmed into the ALC-system. This
system calibration is normally done at the factory.
If the lift is moving on crawling speed for approximately 2
to 10 cm (1 4 in.) before it stops, then the retardation
distance is Ok.
NOTE!
The Reference / Retardation cam shall be located approximately 1.1 x Y m above the down limit cam. (Y= the lift
speed in m/sec.). Deviations can occur. Please see the
manuals delivered with the lift.
The lift should move on crawling speed for only approximately 2 to 10 cm (1 4 in.) when stopping at landing.
If location of the reference cam is changed all landing levels
must be changed the corresponding way.
New system set-up and system calibration must be done if
car CPU is replaced.
Keep the Up/Down button depressed during the entire drive
sequence if the hold to run feature is chosen.
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A 12
System set-up
A system set-up has to be performed in order to prepare the
controller for the actual lift and its functions. Set-up is performed in the following manner:
Switch off the main power.
Press on and hold Prog. button.
Note: The button must be kept depressed during the entire
set-up procedure.
Switch on the main power. The system is now in set-up
mode.
On the main unit there are 2 locations with 4 LED indicators
in a row close to the push-buttons.
In system set-up mode the 4 LEDs indicate VALUE, V1,
V2, V4 and V8 in binary code. (LED sys. check is flashing).
The 4 LEDs above indicate GROUP, G1, G2, G4 and G8 in
binary code. (LED SYS. CHECK is illuminated).
The Up or Down buttons are used to select GROUP level.
The Stop Next Landing button is used to open and select
VALUE level.
Select VALUE with Up / Down buttons. Depress the Stop
Next Landing button to store VALUE level and the system
then will switch to GROUP.
Set the binary code in accordance with the lift and its
functions, using the table on page A13.
The value will be stored every time Stop Next Landing
push-button is depressed.
Release Prog. button.
Connect the battery. The system set-up is now completed.
See collection of illustrative examples at the end of this manual.

NOTE! All values in GROUP 15 must be preset before the
factory calibration drive is performed. After running the
factory calibration drive the GROUP 15 will be locked for
further changes.
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A 13
Car CPU (main unit)
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A 14
os = means LED ON
o = means LED OFF
Example 1:
Example 3:
Door close sequence set to nom, 6 sec.
Car to be addressed to landing B (level 18) automatically

with 5 min. delay.
GROUP 0
o
o
o
o
VALUE 9
o
os
os
o
V2 + V4 = 6 sec.
V4
GROUP 8 o
o
o
os
VALUE 5
GROUP 12 o
o
os
os
VALUE 2
GROUP 13 os
o
os
os
VALUE 1
os
o
os
os
V1 + V4 = 5 min.
addressed to landing B
Example 2:
Car to be addressed to landing A (level 3) when high
wind speed occurs.
GROUP 7
os
os
os
o
VALUE 1
GROUP 10 o
os
o
os
VALUE 3
os
o
o
o
High wind speed
os
os
o
o
V1 + V2 = 3
(level 3 chosen)
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o
os
o
o
os
o
o
o
level 2
level 16 to be added
to level 2 (previous
group 12 above)
= level 18
GRP. Binary Decsription

code
0
o
o
o
o
Door close
sequence
os
Door 1
o
o
o
2
Door 2
os
o
o
3
os
os
Door 3
o
o
4
o
o
Fire alarm
os
o
DEFAULT
value
V8
V4
V2
os os = 1 15 sec.
os
os
os
o
o
o
o
o
os = 2 sec.
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
Solenoid / Actuator
o
o
o
o
Solenoid / Actuator
o
o
o
o
Solenoid / Actuator
os
o
Larm function o
o
o
o
Functions
os
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
*
*
os EU requirem.
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
os Permission to drive /
os Flood alarm
os Landing. Level B *
*
*
* Gas alarm
*
*
*
*
*
os 1 instead of 0 at base
o
o
o
os EN load ramp
o
o
o
os EN load ramp
*
*
*
os Landing. level B
*
*
*
os AUS requirem.
level B
os
os
o
o
o
o
o
*
*
os Floating landing
landing
os
os
os
Wind speed
o
o
o
o
*
*
*
os Landing. level B
os Mec. interlock
os Automatic door o
o
o
o
o
os
os Base landing
* landing
* in Top
*
* landing
*
*
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
*
*
*
o
o
os = 4 min.
o
o
o
o
o
o
os Calibration
o ref. up.
o
o
os Movable top
o
o
o
os
Autoreturn
os
o
o
o
os = 1 7 min.
os
os
o
*
*
*
os Landing. level B
os = 2 min.
os High windspeed
os = 1 min.
level B
9
os
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o High speed
os monitoring
o
o
Landing level o
A delay 1
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
os Level 4
os Level 8
o
o
Landing level o
A delay 2
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
Landing level o
B delay 1
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
os Level 4
os Level 8
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
os
os
Landing level o
B delay 2
o
o
o
14
os
o
o
o
o
o
os 128 landings
os No base or GPS
o
o
o functions
o
15
os
os
os
os
os
os
os
os Hold to run feature
o
o
os
10
os
o
11
os
os
os
o
os
12
13
o
o
os
os
os
o
o
o
o
os Top level
os Top level
Authorized
os Configuration for base *
personnel only o
s CPU
*
os
*
os
* = means varaible, LED ON or LED OFF.
os SYS.CAL OK.
o
o
o
o
ALIMAK 34907 -1/10
os Level 2
os Level 32
o
o
os Level 2
os Level 32
o
o
os Level 1
o
o
o
os Level 16
o
o
o
os Level 1
o
o
o
os Level 16
o
o
o
os More than 32 levels

os EN 81 approval o or extra pictogram
os Ex. proof lift

o
o
o
o
os Mec. interlock
os Automatic door o
os US requirem.
o
o
os Mec. interlock
os Automatic door o
level B
8
os = 1 sec.
o
o
o
level B
5
o
o
A 15
os = 8 sec.
os EN load ramp
o
o
o
o
os = 4 sec.
V1
o
o
o
A 16
Installation
During erection of the lift assembling mast sections, mast ties,
landing enclosures etc, turn the Norm. / Insp. switch to position
Insp. The lift is then manually controlled from the Inspection
push-buttons on the car roof.
Prefabricated
push-button
box
Landing door
monotoring
electric switch
By-passed plug to be
installed at the top
landing to accomplish
the landing circuit
Commissioning
All electrical equipment in the car is installed and wired at the
factory. It's a ready to use package requiring no further
assembly. The remaining installation of the system is performed
at the job site according to the following:
1. Install incoming power cable to the B panel in accordance
with the wiring diagram.
2. Install cable(s) between B panel and the car in accordance
with the wiring diagram.
3. Adjust the reference (retardation down) cam on the mast.
4. Check that all cams are correctly installed on the mast, both
on top and bottom, by travelling manually in the Inspection
mode.
5. Connect the landing control cable to the base panel and to
each landing unit in accordance with the wiring diagram.
6. The system is now ready for programming.
Plug for connection

of the landing circuit
to the B-panel
ALIMAK 34824 -1 /01
Power box for collective control between landing

level 20 and 21 and landing level 52 and 53
(P/N 9070751-000)
On a construction hoist installation where the number of
collective landing control boxes are more than *20 units, a
Power box is needed to boost up the 24VDC power to the
landing control cards. This box is added between landing no 20
and 21 and also between landing no 52 and 53 by connecting
the plugs to the landing boxes above and below.
The Power box is fed by a separate power supply: 1 phase, 110
240 VAC, 50/60 Hz.
The box is equipped with two indication lamps:
The white lamp (-H10) indicates that the separate power is
on.
The yellow lamp (H11) indicates that the 24 VDC power is
on at the Base-panel (Base-CPU).
* B-panel + 19 Landing boxes or if the total landing cable length, without any Power box, is exceeding 175 m.
Landing extension box for collective control from

33 64 landings (P/N 9070750-000)
collective landing control boxes are more than **32 units, a
Landing extension box must be added between landing no 32
and 33 (the box also includes power boost function for the 24
VDC).
The Landing extension box is connected to the landing boxes
above and below by plugs.
A CAN-bus communication cable with a plug (attached to the
box) must be connected to the Base-panel CAN-bus contact.
The Landing extension box is fed by a separate power supply: 1
phase, 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz (110 VAC can be used if control
transformer inside the box is re-connected).
on.
The yellow lamp (H11) indicates the following:
Fixed light:
No light:
Flashing (slow):
Flashing (fast):
Everything OK
Base-panel switched off
CAN-communication to B-panel not
working
No landing call boxes connected to the
Extension box or malfunction on landing
call boxes.
** B-panel + 31 Landing boxes.

ALIMAK 35041 -1 /07
A 17
Group control for less than 20 pcs. landings

Twin towers with a dual car installation each
Alimak prefab. push
button box and
connection cables
CAN bus communiction cable
1st B-panel
2nd B-panel
Bus divider
ALIMAK 35042 -1 /07
CAN bus com. cable
CAN bus com. cable
A 18
A 19
Group control for more than 20 up to 32 pcs. landings

CAN bus com. cable
Additional power
box for landings
above level 20
CAN bus com. cable
Additional power
box for landings
above level 20
Bus divider
Accessories
Part No.
Power box
Landing extension box
Bus divider
P/N 9070751-000
P/N 9070750-000
P/N 9070745-601

length 2.0 m ( 6.5 ft.)

length 7.0 m ( 23 ft.)
length 15.0 m ( 49 ft.)
ALIMAK 35043 -1 /07
P/N 9070745-702
P/N 9070745-707
P/N 9070745-715
A 20
Additional power
box for landings
above level 51
Landing extension
box for landings
above level 32
Landing extension
box for landings
above level 32
Additional power
box for landings
above level 20
Additional power
box for landings
above level 20
Bus divider
CAN bus com. cable
Additional power
box for landings
above level 51
Bus divider
Bus divider
Bus divider

ALIMAK 35044 -1 /07
CAN bus com. cable
A 21
Triple towers with a dual car installation each
Additional power
box for landings
above level 51
Landing extension
box for landings
above level 32
Bus divider
Bus divider
Bus divider
Bus divider
Bus divider
ALIMAK 35045 -1 /07
CAN bus com. cable
Bus divider
CAN bus com. cable
Additional power
box for landings
above level 20
A 22
Information and fault indications on the car CPU

Group Normal mode
VALUE V1
V2
V4
V8
os
os
busy, car in operation

base OK (flashing)
os
car/base OK (flashing)
os base configuration fault
Group Normal & Status mode (push the Prog. button once)
VALUE V1
V2
V4
V8
os
os
movement
z-pulse
os
direction upwards
os occupied
Error mode (push the Prog. button once)

VALUE V1
V2
V4
V8
os
os
car configuration fault

motor alarm F6
os
chek sequence F9 (lift not prepared)
os calibration fault
Error & Status mode (push the Prog. button once more)
VALUE V1
V2
V4
V8
os
os
speed error F8
EN load ramp fault F3
os
safety circuit switched off F1
os interlock fault F3
Diagnose mode flashing,

(Norm./Insp. switch in Insp. position)
VALUE V1
V2
V4
V8
os
os
GPRS modem
IP adress choosen
os
TxIP (transmit)
os RxIP (receive)
Diagnose mode led G1 flashing,

(Norm./Insp. switch in Insp. pos. and SNL button depressed)
VALUE V1
V2
V4
V8
os
os
GPS
GPS position valid
os
CAN2 rx
os CAN1 rx
ALIMAK 35046 -1 /10
A 23
ALC II Diagnose mode

To enter diagnose mode:
Turn main power switch in OFF position.
Push and hold the SNL button.
Turn main power switch in ON position.
When DIAGNOSE is on release the SNL button.
Reconnect battery
To exit DIAGNOSE mode: Push the SNL button.
Changing VALUE, use UP or DOWN push button. (Value 16 31 = flashing value)
VALUE:
Floor indicator
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Floor
Speed
Car S1 type
Car S2 type
Car #S1
Car #S2
Base S1 type
Base S2 type
Base #S1
Base #S2
11
12
13
14
15
DC voltage
DC voltage
Battery voltage
Battery voltage
Base-Car error
Internal voltage.
Internal voltage.
Internal battery voltage.
Internal battery voltage.
Number of Base-Car error.
16
17
18
19
20
System temperature
System temperature
Temperature stop
CAN2 rx
Internal temperature.
(The denary part)
Internal temperature.
(The unit part)
If the unit have reached temperature max (65C) counter.
Can communication line 2.
21
22
23
CAN1 rx
Pulse decoder cnt.
Z-Pulse decoder cnt.
Can communication line 1

Decoder pulse count.
Decoder pulse count.
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Number of Z error
Second
Car Input
Car Input
Car Exp. Input
Car Exp. Input
Base Input
Base Input
Decoder error count.

(031)
Second counter.
(031)
Input in hex value.
(230VAC + Prog. & SNL)
Input in hex value.
(Inputs X11.1X11.6)
(230VAC)
(Inputs X11.1X11.6)
1:st connected card in loop with 10part connector connection.
1:st connected card in loop with 6part wire connection.
Number of floor.
Number of speed.
(0=None, 1=I/O, 2=Call, 3=Keyboard, 4=Car I/O)
(0=None, 1=I/O, 2=Call, 3=Keyboard, 4=Car I/O)
Number of card installed on expander bus.(2 each I/O)
Number of card installed on comm. Control bus.
Same as above but for Base.
ALIMAK 35077 -1/10
(The integer part)

(The decimal)
(The integer part)
(The decimal)
(031)
(031)
(031)
A 24
On landing indication lamp Out of service

Ordinary feature for the construction hoists ALC system
Solid light
Fault according to fault display in car.
Flashing light
Door open.
Optional equipment for permanent installed Ex. proof lifts

Solid light
Fault according to fault display or flood,

fire, gas or high wind alarm, etc.
Flashing light
Door open.
ALIMAK 34184_A -1/09
Information and fault indications on displays

Fault indications
A hoist / lift equipped with the ALIMAK ALC control system and
landing level display on the lift electrical panel has access to a fault
indication system. Faults indicated at the display are the following:
Safety circuit broken

Door circuit open with hoist between landings
Fault in door closing sequence
Overload
Hoist in Inspection or in Programming mode
Hoist does not start within start time/ fault on pulse encoder
Pulled in emergency stop button at base landing
(construction hoists only )
Speed fault / Config. fault / Calib. fault / Over heat
Fault in control circuit
Information
Door(s) open
Calibration drive
Inside car; Closed landing
At the base landing; connection to the car CPU broken
Landing circuits disconnected at the base level
(Operation from car only)
Fire / flood alarm
High wind speed / Low temperature (Hard winter)
Permission to drive.
ALIMAK 34825_B -1 /10
A 25
A 26
Programming of DOL operated lifts

DOL
Calibration drive (CD) and deletion of all landings.

Before the programming of landings can start, the reference
point has to be established and since the lift could have been
used before, all previous landings that might be programmed
into the system, must be deleted.
In order to delete all landings the lift must be positioned at the
bottom level located on the reference cam and must be in the
calibration mode.
Activating calibration mode:
The lift is to be positioned at the bottom level located on the
reference cam with safety circuit in order and doors closed.
Press the Prog. button on the car CPU and keep it depressed.
The Prog. LED will be illuminated after approximately 3
seconds. Keep the Prog. button depressed and also press the Up
and Down button at the same time. Then release all buttons and
the Prog. LED goes out.
The display shows:
(if 5 landings are programmed into the system)
CD and 5 flash
alternately on the display
for the single system.
+
The lift is now in calibration mode.
Delete all landings:
The lift must be in calibration mode (see above) and positioned

at the lowest landing.
In order to delete all landings: press the Prog. button on the car
CPU and keep it depressed. The Prog. LED will be illuminated
after approximately 3 seconds. Keep the Prog. button depressed
and also press the Up and Down button at the same time. Then
release all buttons and the Prog. LED goes out.
The display shows:
CD flashes on the display
All the landings have now been deleted and the lift returns to
the calibration mode.
Calibration drive, CD
The intention with the calibration drive is to pick up reference
level.
ALIMAK 34827 -1 /09
Landings are NOT stored into system

Calibration drive from inside of the car when lift is located
at bottom landing:
The display shows:
Press Up button and the lift will automatically start upwards

until it has left the reference cam and then it stops.
The lift now automatically moves back down to the bottom
landing and stops on the reference cam.
The display shows:
The reference level is now programmed into the system.

The lift is now back into normal mode but no landings
are programmed into the system.
See Programming of landings.

somewhere above the bottom landing:
The display shows:
Press Down button and the lift will automatically start

downwards to the bottom landing and stops on the reference
cam. (Ref. down LED goes out).
The display shows:

The system is now back into normal mode, but no landings
ALIMAK 34828 -1 /04
A 27
A 28
Landings ARE stored into the system

at bottom landing:
The displays show:
CD and 5 flash
alternatively . . .
Press Up button and the lift will move upwards until it has
left the reference cam and then it stops.
The lift now automatically moves down to the bottom and
stops.
The system is now back into normal mode. Direct the lift to
the desired landing.
The display shows:
0 lights up on the display
. . . or 0 for
permanent lifts

The displays show:
(if the number of programmed landings is 5)
CD and 5 flash
ALIMAK 34829 -1 /04
A 29
Press the Down button and the lift will go down to the
bottom and stop.
The lift is now back into normal mode. Direct the lift to the
desired landing.
The display shows:
alternatively . . .
Calibration drive from landing or B-panel when car is

located at bottom landing:
Press Call button and the lift will move upwards until it has
left the reference cam and then it stops.
The lift now automatically moves down to the bottom and
stops.
Calibration drive from landing or B-panel when car is
located somewhere above the bottom landing:
Press the Call button and the lift will go down to the
bottom and stop.
ALIMAK 34830 -1 /04
. . . or 0 for
permanent lifts
Applicable for ALC II software version 3.29
A 30
Programming of VFC operated lifts

VFC
Calibration drive (CD) and deletion of all landings.

Before the programming of landings can start, the reference
point has to be established and since the lift could have been
used before, all previous landings that might be programmed
into the system, must be deleted.
In order to delete all landings the lift must be positioned at the
bottom level located on the reference cam and must be in the
calibration mode.
Activating calibration mode:
The lift is to be positioned at the bottom level located on the
reference cam with safety circuit in order and doors closed.
The Prog. LED will be illuminated after approximately 3
seconds. Keep the Prog. button depressed and also press the Up
and Down button at the same time. Then release all buttons and
the Prog. LED goes out.
The display shows:
CD and 5 flash
+
The lift is now in calibration mode.
Delete all landings:
The lift must be in calibration mode (see above) and positioned

at the lowest landing.
In order to delete all landings: press the Prog. button on the car
CPU and keep it depressed. The Prog. LED will be illuminated
after approximately 3 seconds. Keep the Prog. button depressed
and also press the Up and Down button at the same time. Then
release all buttons and the Prog. LED goes out.
The display shows:
All the landings have now been deleted and the lift returns to
the calibration mode.
Calibration drive, CD
The intention with the calibration drive is to pick up reference
level.
ALIMAK 335050 -1/09
and later versions ONLY !

Landings are NOT stored into system
at bottom landing:
The display shows:
Press Up button and the lift will accelerate upwards until it

has left the reference cam, then it decelerates and stops.
The lift will automatically move down in slow speed and
just before it reaches the reference cam it will reduce the
speed to crawling speed. The lift continues in crawling
speed down until it reaches the reference cam and then the
lift will stop.
The display shows:

The lift is now back into normal mode but no landings
The display shows:
Press Down button and the lift will move downwards until it
reaches the reference cam, then it decelerates and stops.
The lift will automatically accelerate upwards until it has
left the reference cam, then it decelerates and stops.
The lift will once again automatically start and move down
in slow speed and just before it reaches the reference cam it
will reduce the speed to crawling speed. The lift continues in
crawling speed down until it reaches the reference cam and
then the lift will stop.
The display shows:

The system is now back into normal mode, but no landings
ALIMAK 335051 -1/09
A 31
A 32
Applicable for ALC II software version 3.29

Landings ARE stored into the system
at bottom landing:
The displays show:
CD and 5 flash
alternatively . . .
Press Up button and the lift will accelerate upward until it

The lift will automatically move down in slow speed and just
before it reaches the reference cam it will reduce the speed to
crawling speed. The lift continues in crawling speed down to
the bottom landing.
The system is now back into normal mode.
Direct the lift to the desired landing.
The display shows:
. . . or 0 for
permanent lifts


The displays show:
(if the number of programmed landings is 5)
CD and 5 flash
Press Down button and the lift will move downwards until it
left the reference cam, then it decelerate and stops.
crawling speed down to the bottom landing.
ALIMAK 335052 -1/09
and later versions ONLY !
A 33

The lift is now back into normal mode.
The display shows:
alternatively . . .
Calibration drive from landing or B-panel when car is located at bottom landing:
Press Call button and the lift will accelerate upward until it
The lift will automatically move down in slow speed and just
before it reaches the reference cam it will reduce the speed to
crawling speed. The lift continues in crawling speed down to
the bottom landing.
Calibration drive from landing or B-panel when car is located somewhere above the bottom landing:
Press Call button and the lift will move downwards until it
left the reference cam, then it decelerate and stops.
crawling speed down to the bottom landing.
ALIMAK 335053 -1/09
. . . or 0 for
permanent lifts
A 34
Programming of landings
The lift shall be in normal operation mode.
Press the Prog. button inside the car electrical panel until the
PROG. LED is illuminated. The lift is now in programming
mode.
The displays show (if no landings are programmed into the
system):
F5 lights up on the display
Run the lift with the Up and Down button inside the car
to the bottom landing level. Check that the lift has not
actuated the down limit switch when it is level with the
bottom landing. (The same goes for the top landing).
Press the Stop Next Landing button.
The system will unlock the doors one by one.
Open suitable door for the landing in question. (If not, the
landing will be stored as a closed landing).
The Prog. LED goes out.
The first landing level is then programmed into the system
and the system returns to normal operation.
The display shows:
To program the next landing, proceed in the following manner:

Press the Prog. button on the car CPU until the Prog. LED
is illuminated. The lift is now in programming mode.
The display shows:
0 and F5 flash
alternately on the
display for the single
system.
Run the lift with the Up and Down button inside the car to
the second landing level.
The second landing level is then programmed into the
system and the system returns to normal operation.
ALIMAK 34831 -1 /04
A 35
The display shows:
Program additional landings into the system in the same manner.

NOTE!
As soon as a landing is programmed into the controller it
unlocks intended door(s) on corresponding landings.
If a VFC lift is in programming mode, then the driving speed
is very low in order to facilitate stopping at the landing level
intended to be programmed.
Should there be a longer distance between the landings it is
always possible to drive to the next landing in a higher
speed according to the following: Press the Up button and
wait until the car has left the landing door zone then press
the Up button once again. The system will then automatically change to higher speed when running to the next
landing. Release the Up button and press the Stop Next
Landing button at the next landing level and the landing
level will be stored.
If the landing level needs to be adjusted, this must be done in
low speed mode.
Press Up-button once again

to achieve increased speed.
It is not possible to program a new landing in-between two

existing landings.
Delete the top landing:
Run the lift to the top landing in Normal operation mode.
The display shows:
(if the top landing is No. 5)
After approximately 3 seconds the Prog. LED will
illuminate. Then press Up and Down button at the same
time. Then release all buttons and the Prog. LED goes out.
The top landing level is now deleted and the system returns
to normal operation.
The display shows:
ALIMAK 34832 -1 /04
A 36
Move / adjust a landing:

It is possible to move / adjust any landing level as long as the
adjustment stays within the original door zone. This is performed in the following manner:
Move the lift to the actual landing in normal operation.
Press the Prog. button on the car CPU inside the main panel
until the Prog. LED is illuminated. The lift is now in
programming mode.
The displays show (if the lift is on landing 5):
5 and F5 flash
alternately on the
display for the single
system.
Run the lift with the up and down button inside the car
to the new landing level.
The moved / adjusted landing level is then programmed
into the system and the system returns to normal operation.
The display shows:
Change floor level indication
The floor level indication can be changed from digit to a letter.

For instance B, E, G, P or T.
This is performed in the following manner:
Run the lift to the actual landing in normal operation.
programming mode.
The system will unlock the doors one by one. Open suitable
door for the landing in question and leave it open.
Use the Up and Down buttons to change the floor level
indication.
When intended floor level indication is achieved close the
door and the new floor level indication will be stored.
ALIMAK 34833 -1 /04
A 37
Close intermediate landings:

On a construction site intermediate landings can be made inaccessible, if desired. Instead of deleting those landings and
reprogramming the landings above, the landings can be locked
out in the control system.
This is performed in the following manner:
Drive to the landing in normal mode (for example landing 4
of totally 8).
The display shows:
Press the Prog. button on the car CPU and keep it depressed
illuminate. Then release the Prog. button and depress the
Stop Next Landing button.
Do not touch the doors when the system starts unlock the
doors.
The display shows:
The 4th landing is now closed, all doors are locked and the lift
has returned to normal operation. Move the lift to an open
landing for example landing 2.
The permanent lift does not attempt to start if you try to destinate it to a closed landing. The display for the construction
hoist will show an X in this situation.
ALIMAK 34834 -1 /04
A 38
Activating a closed landing:

Opening a closed landing is performed in the following manner:
Run the lift in normal mode to the nearest landing, which
is open.
Place the lift in Inspection mode or Prog. mode and move

to the closed landing level. Ensure that the car is located
within the door zone.
Return it to Normal operation.
programming mode.

4 and F5 flash
Press the Stop Next Landing button. Open up and close the
car door where the intended landing is located. The Prog.
LED goes out. The closed landing is opened and the system
returns to normal operation.
4 lights up on the display for
the single system.
Programming of passing through landings

Two push-button boxes at the same landing
ALIMAK 34835 -1 /04
A 39

programming mode.
The display shows
(if no landings are programmed into the system):
F5 flashes on the display
for the single system

Adjust the 1st landing level before the 2nd push-button box
is programmed.
Note: do not operate the lift from this position.
The display shows:
To program next door and push-button box proceed in the

following manner:
is illuminated. The lift is now in programming mode.
Press the Stop Next Landing button and keep it depressed
while the Down button is pressed.
Release the Stop Next Landing button and after that the
Down button.
Open suitable doors for the landings in question.
The display shows:
NOTE !
If you have to adjust the landing levels the entire procedure
must be repeated.
ALIMAK 34836 -1 /05
A 40
Programming of two separate landings at the same

level with a landing push-button each
Landing
1
Landing
0
programming mode.
The display shows F5 = programming mode (if no landings are
programmed into the system):
F5 flash on the display

ALIMAK 34837 -0 /04
A 41
The display shows:

To program the next landing, proceed in the following manner:

is illuminated.
while the Up button is pressed.
Release the Stop Next Landing button and after that the Up
button.
The system will unlock the doors one
Open suitable door for the landing in question.
by
one.
The display shows:

1lights up on the display
TEST !
Construction Hoist
Press 0 + ENT. The 1st car door will be unlocked. No car
movement will appear.
The display shows:
Press 1 + ENT. The 1st car door will be unlocked. No car

movement will appear.
The display shows:
Permanent Lift
Press 0. The 1st car door will be unlocked. No car movement
will appear.
The display shows:
Press 1. The 2nd car door will be unlocked. No car movement

will appear.
The display shows:
ALIMAK 34838 -0 /04
A 42
Programming of landings where NO push-button

box can be found at the landing level
programming mode.
The display shows F5 = programming mode (if no landings are
programmed into the system):
F5 flashes on the display

Open suitable door for the landing in question. (If not the
The display shows:
ALIMAK 34839 -1 /04
A 43
To delete function for push-button box proceed in the following
manner:
Press the Prog. button on the car CPUl until the Prog. LED
is illuminated.
while the Up and Down buttons are pressed.
Release the Stop Next Landing button and after that the Up
and Down buttons.
The system will pull the door lock solenoids one by one.
Open suitable door for the landing in question.
The display shows:

NOTE !
If you have to adjust the landing levels
the entire procedure must be repeated.
ALIMAK 34840 -1 /04
A 44
Programming ot the movable top landing for a

slipform installation
First check if GROUP 6, VALUE V4 (page A10 A13) is
chosen before starting the programming of the landings.
Then check that all programmed landings from previous
installations are deleted. Make a new CD drive at this stage.
Program the bottom landing and possible intermediate landings
according to instructions on page A 20 A 21, after the
completed CD drive.
Program the movable top landing according to the following.
Press the Prog. button inside the car electrical panel until the
Prog. LED is illuminated. The lift is now in programming
mode.
The display show 0 and F5 ( if the bottom landing only is
programmed into the system).
0 and F5 flash alternately
on the display for the
single system.
DOL operated lifts

Run the lift with the Up-button inside the car to the
movable landing at the slipform. Check that the car
electrical switch is actuated by the landing cam at the
slipform (input LED D12:11.4 off).
Push the Stop Next Landing button on the car CPU. The
system will unlock the doors one by one. Open suitable door
for the landing in question (if not, the landing will be stored
as a closed landing).
The Prog. Led goes out.
VFC operated lifts
Run the lift with the Up-button inside the car to the movable
landing at the slipform. Check that the car electrical switch
(Ret. and Stop movable top landing) is actuated by the
landing cam at the slipform (input LED D12:11.4:11:5 off).
Push the Stop Next Landing button on the car CPU. The
system will unlock the doors one by one. Open suitable door
for the landing in question (if not, the landing will be stored
as a closed landing).
The Prog. Led goes out.
ALIMAK 35009 -1/10
A 45
Delete the movable top landing:

Run the lift to the top landing in Normal operation mode.
The display shows: (if the top landing is No. 5)
the single system.
illuminate. Then press the Up and Down button at the same
time. Then release all buttons and the Prog. LED goes out.
The top landing level is now deleted and the system returns
to normal operation.
The display shows:
the single system.
NOTE !
The car electrical switch for the movable top landing/
slipform must be actuated. If not the actual landing will
not be stored as a movable landing.
It is not possible to program additional landings above the
movable top landing.
Ensure that the normal and final limit cams are properly
installed above the top landing before leaving the machine to
the end user.
ALIMAK 35010 -1/05
A 46
ALC II for Construction Hoists

Control station in the car
Semi-automatic control:
The control station front includes as standard :
Joystick for Up and Down and an additional
Stop Next Landing push-button (The Stop Next
Landing button is illuminated).
A 2-digit display, showing current landing,
fault indication and information.
Emergency stop push-button.
An alarm push-button.
A switch for light in car.
As an option overload indication lamp can be
furnished.
On the inside of the control panel:

Push-button on the car CPU
Norm. / Insp. selector switch.
Top of car control:

Top of car control consists of:
Up and Down push-button.
An Emergency stop push-button.
ALIMAK 34184 -1/04
A 47
Collective control:
The control station includes as standard on the front:
A keypad with 15 push-buttons: 0 9, ENT,
CLR, Up, Down, Stop Next Landing.
Two 2-digit displays, one showing current
landing and the other showing next stop, fault
indication and information.
Emergency stop push-button.
As an option overload indication lamp can be
furnished.

Push-button on the car CPU
Top of car control:

An Emergency stop push-button
ALIMAK 34842 -1 /01
A 48
B-panels
Car operated hoist:
The B panel is not equipped with any control push-buttons. It
can be combined with both Semi-automatic or collective car
control.
Semi-automatic control system:
This B panel is equipped with Up, Down and Stop Next
Landing push-buttons.
The signals from the push buttons transmit through 230 VAC
control wires between the main panel and the base panel and
also to the landing control boxes.
This B panel is equipped with one I/O-card, one Car only
selector switch and one externally illuminated call button.
On the front of the B panel a 2-digit display is available
showing the actual position of the hoist, but also information /
fault indications.
circuit that connects to a base CPU inside the base panel out to
the landing control boxes.
The selector switch Car only (marked -S 107) disconnects all
signals from the landings, which means that the lift can only be
operated from inside the car.
From the base CPU to the car CPU (main unit) the information
transmits through a two wire communication circuit in the
trailing- (hybrid) cable.
Landing control equipment

Semi-automatic control system:
A landing box unit with Up, Down, and Stop Next Landing
push-buttons.
The signals from the push-buttons transmit through 230 VAC
control wires between the landings and the main panel via the
base panel.
Push buttons on
landing control station

A landing box unit containing one I / O-card with two external
illuminated call buttons: one for each travel direction and one
indication lamp: Out of service.
circuit that connects to a base CPU inside the base panel.
The information transmits from the base CPU to the car CPU
(main unit) on a two wire communication circuit in the trailing(hybrid) cable.
ALIMAK 34843 -1 /01
Power box for collective control between landing level 20

and 21 and landing level 52 and 53 (P/N 9070751-000)
collective landing control boxes are more than *20 units, a
Power box is needed to boost up the 24VDC power to the
landing control cards. This box is added between landing no 20
and 21 and also between landing no 52 and 53 by connecting
the plugs to the landing boxes above and below.
The Power box is fed by a separate power supply: 1 phase, 110
240 VAC, 50/60 Hz.
on.
The yellow lamp (H11) indicates that the 24 VDC power is
on at the Base-panel (Base-CPU).
* B-panel + 19 Landing boxes or if the total landing cable length, without any Power box, is exceeding 175 m (575 ft.).
Landing extension box for collective control from

33 64 landings (P/N 9070750-000)
collective landing control boxes are more than **32 units, a
Landing extension box must be added between landing no 32
and 33 (the box also includes power boost function for the 24
VDC).
The Landing extension box is connected to the landing boxes
above and below by plugs.
A CAN-bus communication cable with a plug (attached to the
box) must be connected to the Base-panel CAN-bus contact.
The Landing extension box is fed by a separate power supply: 1
phase, 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz (110 VAC can be used if control
transformer inside the box is re-connected).
on.
The yellow lamp (H11) indicates the following:
Fixed light:
No light:
Flashing (slow):
Flashing (fast):
Everything OK
Base-panel switched off
CAN-communication to B-panel not
working
No landing call boxes connected to the
Extension box or malfunction on landing
call boxes.
** B-panel + 31 Landing boxes.
ALIMAK 34184 -1/07
A 49
A 50
Operation
Displayer:
Above the keypad there are two 2-digit displays. The left one
always shows the actual landing. Its also shows if the hoist is
above, below or inside the landing zone.
If the left display shows:
this means that the hoist is inside landing 5.
The right display shows what landing the hoist will stop next,
but also shows the destination values that are put into the
system and information/fault indications.
It also shows the travel direction of the hoist in the shape of two
red dots, continuously going upwards or downwards depending
on the direction.
Destination, with keypad:
A destination order is placed in the following manner:
The hoist is located on the 4th landing and the displays show:
Landing 8 is desired, press key 8 and the displays show:
Confirm choice by pressing the ENT key and the displays

show:
and the hoist starts to move up.
Additional destinations can be added in a similar manner:
In addition the Stop Next Landing key can be pressed in order
to stop at the next landing. For example: the hoist is going
upwards to landing 8 just passing landing 5 and a stop at
landing 6 is desired.
The display shows:
Press the Stop Next Landing key and the display shows:
The hoist will now first stop at landing 6 and then on landing 8.
ALIMAK 34845 -1 /01
A 51
The Up and Down keys can also be used to direct the hoist to
the top or bottom landing.
If the wrong key is pressed (for example 7) and it is discovered
before the ENT key is pressed, just delete that by pressing key
CLR and then try again.
If a landing that is closed is addressed the right display will
indicate a large X, but as soon as the CLR key is pressed the
system will ignore the call and clear the display. Immediately
after this, the system is ready to take a new call.
Destination, with semi automatic control:

By pressing a key for Up or Down, the car starts travelling
in the chosen direction.
When the car approaches the desired landing, press the key
Stop Next Landing and the car will then stop automatically at
the landing. After approximately 8 seconds on a landing the
system is ready for a new destination.
ALIMAK 34846 -1 /01
A 52
ALC II for Permanent Lifts

Push-buttons and display inside car
Collective control:
The control station front includes as standard:
Push-buttons for up to 16 landing levels.
One 2-digit display showing current landing and fault
indication and information.
As an option the following is provided:
Emergency stop push-button (option).
Overload indication lamp.

A Prog. push button (illuminated).
Up, Down and Stop Next Landing buttons for programming
functions.
Top of car control:

An Emergency stop push-button.
BY PASS selector switch.
ALIMAK 34184 -1/04
A 53
Landing control station

A landing box unit containing one I / O-card with two external
illuminated call buttons: one for each travel direction.
circuit that connects to a base CPU inside the base panel. Floor
level indication display can be supplied as an option.
The information transmits from the base CPU to the car CPU
(main unit) on a two wire communication circuit in the trailing(hybrid or separate control cable) cable.
Operation
Display:
Above the destination buttons there is one 2-digit display. This
always shows the actual landing. It also shows if the lift is
above, below or inside the landing zone.
ALC for Ex proof lifts

The car CPU and display are builtinto the el-panel on the car roof but
visible behind an unbreakable and
heat proof piece of glass . . .
If display shows:
this means that the lift is above landing 5.
If display shows:
this means that the lift is inside landing 5. (within
the landing zone).
If display shows:
this means that the lift is below landing 5.
Destination, with push-buttons

A destination order is placed in the following manner:
The lift is located on the 4th landing and the display shows:
Landing 8 is desired, press button 8 and the display shows:

When the lift arrives to the landing.
Whenever additional destinations are required, press the desired

buttons.
ALIMAK 34184 -1/08
. . . and can be operated with

external push-buttons located
outside the el-panel.
Trouble shooting chart for ALC adapted for Construction Hoists with keypad on the next page.
ALC II OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Switch on the main switch on the
hoists base panel. Usually built
on the safety enclosure.
The hoist does not

start. See code of
error below.
Step into the

hoist car and
close the gates.
FROM LANDING:
Up
Down
Press the desired

landing on the key
pad. Finish with ENT.
The hoist starts

and drives to the
designated landing.
The display shows:

= means that gates / doors are not correctly closed. Close the doors properly and try
again.
= means that the driving order is ignored. Try again. The hoist stands perhaps at the
landing to which you try to address it. Call Alimak Service if the fault remains.
= means that the emergency stop button on the hoist roof or in the hoist car is pressed.
Alternatively an open trap door or a thermic relay has released depending on overload.
= means that door circuit is cut when hoist is travelling between the landings depending
on the fact that someone has tried to open a door at a landing.
= means that the lock cylinder of the solenoid or the folding ramp, if any, jams, or a
mechanical fault occurs. Check that doors are closed. Press CLR on the key pad.
If the fault remains, call Alimak Service.
= means overload.
= means that the system is in position
for Inspection or Programming.
= means that the system is in

postition for calibration drive.
Carry out this.
= delayed start. Check for possible phase

failure. Press CLR. If the fault remains,
call Alimak Service.
= inside the car: closed landing

at the base: No communication
with car CPU.
= emergency push button at base activated
= at the base: Car only. Hoist

can only be addressed from
inside the car.
= speed fault / Config. fault / Calib. fault /

Over heat. Call Alimak Service.
= means fault in the control circuit of the contactors. The hoist has gone on the limit
curve before reaching correct landing level. Call Alimak Service.
9081538-101 rev. A
Trouble shooting chart for ALC adapted for Construction Hoists with joy-stick or push-buttons
including the Stop Next Landing feature on the next page.

hoists base panel. Usually built
on the safety enclosure.
The hoist does not

start. See code of
error below.
Step into the

hoist car and
close the gates.
FROM LANDING:
Up
Down
Activate push-button /
joy-stick for desired
direction of travel.
Hoist starts. Push the

Stop Next Landing
button just before the
hoist has reached the
desired landing level.
The display shows:

again.
= means that the driving order is ignored. Try again. The hoist stands perhaps at the
= means that the emergency stop button on the hoist roof or in the hoist car is pressed.
= means that door circuit is cut when hoist is travelling between the landings depending
= means that the lock cylinder of the solenoid or the folding ramp, if any, jams, or a
mechanical fault occurs. Check that doors are closed.
Press CLR / EMRG. STOP button to reset. If the fault remains, call Alimak Service.
= means overload.

Carry out this.

failure. Press CLR / EMRG. STOP button
to reset. If the fault remains, call Alimak
Service.

with car CPU.
= emergency push button at base activated.
= at the base: Car only. Hoist

inside the car.

Over heat.Call Alimak Service.
= means fault in the control circuit of the contactors. The hoist has gone on the limit
9081538-102 rev. B
Trouble shooting chart for ALC adapted for Permanent Lifts with destination push-buttons on the
next page.

lifts base panel. Usually built on
the safety enclosure.
The lift does not start.

See code of error
below.
Step into the lift

car and close
the doors.
FROM LANDING:
Up
Down
Press the desired

landing.
The lift starts

and drives to the
designated landing.
The display shows:

again.
= means that the driving order is ignored. Try again. The lift stands perhaps at the
= means that the emergency stop button on the lift roof or in the lift car is pressed.
= means that door circuit is cut when lift is travelling between the landings depending
= means that the door lock actuator jams, or a mechanical fault occurs. Check that
doors are closed. Press CLR / EMRG. STOP button to reset. If the fault remains, call
Alimak Service.
= means overload.
failure. Press CLR / EMRG. STOP button
to reset. If the fault remains, call Alimak
Service.
=
emergency push button
atactivated
Over heat. Call Alimak Service.

Carry out this.
with car CPU.
= at the base: Car only. Lift
inside the car.
= means fault in the control circuit of the contactors. The lift has gone on the limit
9081538-103 rev. B
Bin code
0000
0001
0010
0011
0100
0101
0110
0111
1000
1001
1010
1011
1100
1101
1110
1111
Group
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Land B part1
Land B part2
Autoreturn
Functions
Land A part1
Land A part2
Fire alarm
Alarm func.
Functions
Wind speed
Description
Door time
Door A
Door B
Door C
Authorized personnel only

Configuration for base CPU
V2, **X*
Time in Sec
Automatic ( **1* )
Automatic ( **1* )
Automatic ( **1* )
V1, ***X
Time in Sec
Mech. interlock ( ***1 )
Time in min
EN 81 Hiss
Ex. proof lift
1
> 32 ldg or extra picture

Hold to run control
1
Time in min
Time in min
High sp. Supervis. Calib ref. up
AUS requirements US requirements EU requirements

Flood alarm
Unattended drive Permission to drive/Gas larm
Movable top land. Base in top
1 instead of 0 in base
High windspeed
V4, *X**
Time in Sec
Top ldg.(1000)
GPS i korg
128 Landings
Sys. cal. OK
1
1
Top ldg.(1000)
Binary 1
Landing=Binary1 + Binary2*16
Binary 1
Landing=Binary1 + Binary2*16
Land.level B
Land.level B
Land.level B
Floating ldg.
Land.level B
V8, X***
Time in Sec
EN ( 1*** )
EN ( 1*** )
EN ( 1*** )
*001-*111 = 1- 7 min
Value
0001-1111 = 1-15 sec
**00 Solenoid / Door Actuator
Group Bin Code Description Value

0
0000
Door time Door closed after 0 sec.
Door closed after 1 sec.
Default V8, X*** V4, *X** V2, **X* V1, ***X

0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
1
1
4
0
0
0
1
5
0
0
1
1
6
0
0
x
1
1
7
0
1
1
1
8
0
0
0
1
9
0
0
1
1
10
0
0
1
1
11
0
1
1
1
12
0
0
1
1
13
0
1
1
1
14
0
1
1
1
15
1
1
1
1

Solenoid / Door Actuator / None
1
0001
Door A
Mechanical interlock
Automatic door

0
0
0
0
0
x
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
1
1
4
0
0
0
1
5
0
0
1
1
6
0
0
1
1
7
0
1
1
1
8
0
0
0
1
9
0
0
1
1
10
0
0
1
1
11
0
1
1
1
12
0
0
1
1
13
0
1
1
1
14
0
1
1
1
15
1
1
1
1
EN-ramp and solenoid

2
0010
Door B
Automatic door

3
0011
Door C
Automatic door

0
0
0
0
0
x
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
1
1
4
0
0
0
1
5
0
0
1
1
6
0
0
1
1
7
0
1
1
1
8
0
0
0
1
9
0
0
1
1
10
0
0
1
1
11
0
1
1
1
12
0
0
1
1
13
0
1
1
1
14
0
1
1
1
15
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
x
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
1
1
4
0
0
0
1
5
0
0
1
1
6
0
0
1
1
7
0
1
1
1
8
0
0
0
1
9
0
0
1
1
10
0
0
1
1
11
0
1
1
1
12
0
0
1
1
13
0
1
1
1
14
0
1
1
1
15
1
1
1
1

4
0100
Fire alarm V8=0 Car to Land. A Group 10-11
Regulation according to EU
Regulation according to USA
Regulation according to Australia
V8=1 Car to Land. B group 12-13

Regulation according to EU
Regulation according to USA
Regulation according to Australia

5
0101
Alarm func. V8=0 Car to Land. A Group 10-11
Permission to drive
Unattended drive
Flood alarm
V8=1 Car to Land. B group 12-13

Permission to drive
Unattended drive
Flood alarm

6
0110
Function Baselanding =0
Baselanding = 1 instead of 0
Baselanding at top
Movable top landing
Movable landing

7
0111
Wind speed Off
Car to Landing A when high wind speed
Car to Landing B when high wind speed

0
0
0
0
0
x
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
1
1
4
0
0
0
1
5
0
0
1
1
6
0
0
1
1
7
0
1
1
1
8
0
0
0
1
9
0
0
1
1
10
0
0
1
1
11
0
1
1
1
12
0
0
1
1
13
0
1
1
1
14
0
1
1
1
15
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
x
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
1
1
4
0
0
0
1
5
0
0
1
1
6
0
0
1
1
7
0
1
1
1
8
0
0
0
1
9
0
0
1
1
10
0
0
1
1
11
0
1
1
1
12
0
0
1
1
13
0
1
1
1
14
0
1
1
1
15
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
x
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
1
1
4
0
0
0
1
5
0
0
1
1
6
0
0
1
1
7
0
1
1
1
8
0
0
0
1
9
0
0
1
1
10
0
0
1
1
11
0
1
1
1
12
0
0
1
1
13
0
1
1
1
14
0
1
1
1
15
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
x
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
1
1
4
0
0
0
1
5
0
0
1
1
6
0
0
1
1
7
0
1
1
1
8
0
0
0
1
9
0
0
1
1
10
0
0
1
1
11
0
1
1
1
12
0
0
1
1
13
0
1
1
1
14
0
1
1
1
15
1
1
1
1

8
1000
Autoreturn Off
V8=0 Hoist/Lift to Land. A after 1 min.
V8=0 Hoist/Lift to Land. B after 1 min.

0
0
0
0
0
x
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
1
1
4
0
0
0
1
5
0
0
1
1
6
0
0
1
1
7
0
1
1
1
8
0
0
0
1
9
0
0
1
1
10
0
0
1
1
11
0
1
1
1
12
0
0
1
1
13
0
1
1
1
14
0
1
1
1
15
1
1
1
1

9
1001
Function Calibration to referens cam at top landing
High speed supervision

0
0
0
0
0
x
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
1
1
4
0
0
0
1
5
0
0
1
1
6
0
0
1
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10
1010 Land A part 1 Landing 0
Landing 1
Landing 2
Landing 3
Landing 4
Landing 5
Landing 6
Landing 7
Landing 8
Landing 9
Landing 10
Landing 11
Landing 12
Landing 13
Landing 14
Landing 15

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11
1011 Land A part 2 Land. 16-31 (V1+V1 to V4 in group 10 binary)
Land. 32-47 (V2+V1 to V4 in group 10 binary)

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Autoreturn to top landing + all 0 in group. 10

12
1100 Land B part 1 Landing 0
Landing 1
Landing 2
Landing 3
Landing 4
Landing 5
Landing 6
Landing 7
Landing 8
Landing 9
Landing 10
Landing 11
Landing 12
Landing 13
Landing 14
Landing 15

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1101 Land B part 2 Land. 16-31 (V1+V1 to V4 in group 12 binary)

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Autoreturn to top landing + all 0 in group. 12

14
1110
Option
More than 32 landings or extra picture func.
EN 81 lift Emrg. light 1 hour
128 Landings
If GPS in cage and no Base CPU

15
1111
Special func. Authorized personnel only
Dead man handle control (Hold to run)
Ex. proof Lift
System calibration OK
Configuration for Base CPU

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Bin code
1110
Bin code
1111
Group
14
Group
15
Description
Special func.
Description
Configuration for Base CPU
System calibration OK
Value
Authorized personnel only
Hold to run control
Ex. proof Lift
More than 32 landings or extra picture function
Value
V8, X***
0
0
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0
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V4, *X**
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1
Overload Sensing Device

type OSD 4
Users Manual
Manufacturing No.:
Year:
Part No. 9081539 - 1 01

2004 - 10 - 27
Optional Overload Sensing System

The hoist can be equipped with a overload sensing system. The
system indicates when the car is fully loaded and prevent
operation in an overload condition.
Loadcells are built into the pull rods connecting the machinery
to the car structure.
Gearbox rear side
Pull rod
Load cell
Signals from the load cells are transferred

to the OSD 4 amplifier located in M-panel
When the rated load is exceeded the control circuit will be

switched off to prevent the use of the hoist. At the same time a
red LED lights.
Fault code F4 will be displayed where ALC floor call selecting
system occurs.
Indication light Overload in car
OSD 4 Calibration mode - System set up.

Cal.
System
Menu
The instruments system parameters can be

accessed and adjusted by switching the
service switch to the Cal. position.
PC
Cal.
Load
Cal.
Zero
Work
Elevator Capacity
1000 kg
*
Relay 1
Cal.
Use the
Relay 1
Alarm capacity (Kg)
Using the
adjusted.
button to enter the system menu.
Cal.
button Tab down to select the parameter(s) to be
The example shows now to adjust the Elevator capacity from 1000Kg
to 2000Kg.
Relay 2
Example:
Relay 2
Alarm capacity (Kg)
Cal.
Cal.
System
Menu
Elevator Capacity
1000 kg
PC
Cal.
Load
Zero
Cal.
Work
*
Zero
Use the
Relay 3
Zeros
The display
*
Relay 3
Alarm capacity (Kg)
Zero
Increases
unit digit
button to enter the system menu.
And Tab down to select the parameter(s) to be

adjusted, using the Cal. button. (To get - negative
value press Load
button twice).
Use the
Reset value (Kg)

from overload
Cal.
Zero
button to re-set the displayed value.
The first digit is increased by using the

Zero
Increases
unit digit
Reset Value
30kg
*
*
Time setting
for automatic re-cal.
Load
Adds
second digit
Load
Time period
300 sec.
Load
Use the
fourth digits.
Adds
Third digit
*
Load
Zero
button to select the second, third and
These second, third and fourth digits can be adjusted

by using the Zero button if required.
When the req.
value has been set Tab through
to the next parameter or back to the weight display
using the Cal. button.
Note: To ensure ALL changed parameters are stored
the operator MUST Tab through all the parameters
returning to the weight display.
At end of the operation the service switch should be
returned to the work position.
Adds
fourth digit
Re-zero range
+/- Kg
PC
Cal.
button.
Cal.
Load
Zero
Cal.
Work
OSD 4 Calibration mode - Zero calibration.
Zero
Zero Calibration
Menu
To begin the zero calibration switch

the service switch from the work
position to the Cal position.
Note: The lift/hoist must be empty
(no load).
PC
*
Cal.
Load
Zero
Cal.
Work
Cal.
System count
begins
*
And counts down
10 to 0
Zero Calibration - Activate the zero calibration menu by

pressing the Zero button.
Cal.
Simply press the

button and the instrument counts down
from 10 to 1 this allows time for the operator to ensure the
elevator cabin is empty.
*
On return to display function the zero point is automatically
calibrated and stored.
Note: Return the instrument to the work mode by switching the
service switch to the work position.
*
PC
Cal.
Load
Zero
Cal.
Work
OSD 4 Calibration mode - Load calibration.
Load
Zero Calibration
Menu
To begin the Load calibration switch

the service switch from the work
position to the Cal position.
PC
*
Cal.
Load
Zero
Cal.
Work
Cal.
Known weight
value
***
Cal.
System count
begins
Load Calibration - Activate the load calibration menu by

pressing the Load button.
Use the Cal. button to display the known weight value and adjust
to the required calibration weight using both the Zero button and
the Load button.
Zero
*
And counts down
10 to 0
button to re-zero the known weight value

* * Note: Use the
and to increase the digit(s) value, use the Load button to select
additional digits as required.
Cal.
Simply press the

button and the instrument counts down from
10 to 0 this allows time for the operator to ensure that the correct
known weight has been entered.
The known weight is displayed and stored.
Note: Return the instrument to the work mode by switching the
service switch to the work position.
PC
Cal.
Load
Zero
Cal.
Work
OSD 4 Work mode - System Interrogation.

System
Menu
PC
Load
Cal.
Zero
Cal.
Cal.
Work
Elevator Capacity
1000 kg
*
Relay 1
In operation the OSD 4 service switch

remains in the work position.
The programming can be interrogated via
the front panel as the flowchart example
shows.
Relay 1
Alarm capacity (Kg)
*
Relay 2
Relay 2
Alarm capacity (Kg)
Use the Cal. button to Tab down through

the system parameters.
*
Relay 3
Note: Functions showing

can be
altered via selecting the calibration mode.
The instrument will revert back to the
weighing function if no changes are made
after 10 seconds.
Relay 3
Alarm capacity (Kg)
*
Reset value (Kg)
from overload
Reset Value
30kg
*
Time setting
for automatic re-cal.
Time period
300 sec.
Re-zero range
+/- Kg
OSD 4 Work mode - System test and Zero functions

Zero function
System test
PC
Zero
Cal.
Load
Zero
Cal.
Load
Work
System count
begins
System test
begins
And counts down

10 to 0
LED Display is
Activated
Relay 3
Switches On
*
Relay 2
Switches On
Relay 1
Switches On
*
Relay 1
Switches Off
The instrument
returns to Zero
**
Relay 2
Switches Off
*
PC
Cal.
Load
Zero
Cal.
Relay 3
Switches Off
Work
Loadcell
LED test
*
Zero
button and the

Zero function - Simply press the
instrument counts down from 10 to 1 this allows time for the
operator to ensure the elevator cabin is empty.
The instrument automatically re-sets the system zero.
Display returns
weighing mode
* * Note: If the error offset is greater than the system Re-zero
range then the instrument will not re-set the error offset.
This Re-zero range can be configured by the user in the
Calibration mode (see calibration mode - system set up).
Load
System test - Activate the system test by pressing the

button, this self diagnostic function
activates in sequence the instruments hardware components to ensure they are operational.
Emergency telephone
type Safeline 1000
or
type K-tech
Manual Safeline 1000 August 2002
Safeline 1000
-1 -
Safeline 1000
Assembly instructions
Complete telephone assembly within the elevator car.
Requires a space of only 70X 130mm for installation.
The alarm signal button can be changed between normally-open/normally-closed.
It is possible to use the existing alarmbutton.
The telephone is using S.K. P100 or CPC protocol for communication with the operator
that receives the alarm.
P100 and CPC protocol is the most frequent alarm protocol in Scandinavia,
and it is also used in our own alarm reciever equippment
Check that the alarm-receiving operator has a receiver fitted for P100/CPC protocol,
voice call, if you plan to use this protocoll.
-2-
Safeline 1000
Assembly instructions
Complete telephone assembly within the elevator car.
Requires a space of only 70X130mm for installation.
The alarm signal button can be changed between normally-open/normally-closed.
It is possible to use the existing alarmbutton.
The telephone is using S.K. P100 or CPC protocol for communication with the operator
that receives the alarm.
P100 and CPC protocol is the most frequent alarm protocol in Scandinavia,
and it is also used in our own alarm receiver equipment.
Check that the alarm-receiving operator has a receiver fitted for P100/CPC protocol,
voice call, if you plan to use this protocol.
-2-
Safeline 1000
Hints:
When the alarm signal switch is activated the telephone will call up after 5 seconds of delay time.
To do so, there must be a telephone number programmed and a telephone line connected.
When the telephone starts calling, the connection sound is clearly heard from the speaker.
Adjust the volume if needed with the volume control.
The first two telephone numbers (primary and secondary) are pre-programmed for P100. There must be
an 8- figure alarm code programmed to make the P100 or CPC alarm work. The last two telephone
numbers (third and forth) are programmed for vocal connection.
Vocal connection means a standard telephone call.
The receiving party does not have to do anything to get a vocal connection it is automatically done.
To disconnect a vocal connection the receiving party should press "9" or "#" otherwise the line will be
busy about 90 seconds after completion of the call.
To call the lift telephone just call the connecting telephone number, the telephone will after 2 signals
automatically connect the call.
Disconnect after completion of the call by pressing "9" or "#".
To call the lift telephone, if they are conne cted in series
The telephones must be programmed with different unit numbers (see programming). When calling to the
lift the telephone will answer after 2 signals, chose the unit number that corresponds with the telephone
you want to call.
Ex: You want to talk to unit number 3.
Call the telephone number, and when the telephone answers, press "3" repeatedly on your dialtone
telephone or mobile telephone, until you hear 2 distinctive calling tones witch indicates that the call
is connected to the right telephone.
One of the 4 programmed telephone numbers could be to a beeper.
The telephone can be programmed to leave a digital code to the beeper.
To make it work the alarm type must be changed to "MINICALL"
If it does not work, check:
Is there a connection? - The diode lamp "LINE" should not be red.
Is there power? - The diode lamp POWER should glow/blink red or green.
Is remote unit connected right? - Check the connection (Note the crossed connections!).
If you connect it via modular plugs - Check that incoming line is connected on the 2 inner pins.
Is there any telephone number programmed? - Check with the hand unit.
Is there any alarm code programmed? - Check with the hand unit.
Is it calling the right number? - Check by calling on a regular phone.
Has the alarm- receiving operator the right equipment? - Check with the operator.
-3-
Safeline 1000
Programming:
To program the telephone, a programming unit HT99-H is needed.
It is also possible to program the telephone by using a dialtone telephone,
or with our Window-based PC software*
Programming with Safeline Hand Unit HT99-H
It is possible to register all alarm codes and telephone numbers long before programming the telephone. The
hand unit is battery powered and saves all codes and numbers in the memory, even if the power is turned off
or the battery is changed.
Turn on the power on the handunit than follow the steps below.
Step by step
Turn on the
power
Step 2:
Step 3:
Step 4:
The display shows:
Explanation:
Handunit for
Safeline 1000/2000
----------------Version 1.14
After 3 seconds
Comes the next text
_
ALARM CODE 1 =
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
ALARM CODE 2 =
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
TEL.NUMBER 1 =
Write the 8 -digits P100 alarm-code given to you by your

alarm-receiving operator.
This is the "Primary code"
This code is to be used for lift alarm.
Write the second 8 -digits P100 alarm-code given to you by
your alarm-receiving operator.
This is the "Secondary code"
This code is t o be used for battery alarm.
Write the 1:st telephone number you want to call in case of
emergency alarm.
Next to do:
Press # to go to next text
#=NEXT D=HELP
Step 5:
Step 6:
Step 7:
Step 8:
Step 9:
Step 10:
Step 10B:
Step 11:
Step 12:
Step 13:
Step 14:
Step 15:
Step 16:
_
TEL.NUMBER 2 =
Write the 2:nd telephone number you want to call in case of

emergency alarm.
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
TEL.NUMBER 3 =
Write the 3:rd telephone number you want to call in case of

emergency alarm.
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
TEL.NUMBER 4 =
Write the 4:th telephone number you want to call in case of

emergency alarm.
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
TEL.CODE TO
MINICALL
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
TEST ALARM/STATUS
TEL. NUMBER.
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
DAYS BETWEEN
TEST ALARM
#=NEXT D=HELP
CALLTONES
BEFORE ANSWER
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
SUPERV. ALARM
TEL. NUMBER.
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
BATTERY ALARM
TEL. NUMBER.
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
SET/CHANGE
PASSWORD
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
SET/CHANGE
UNIT ADDRESS
#=NEXT D=HELP
SEND ALL
CHANGES TO
SAFELINE ?
A=YES B=NO
<--------------------------- >
FINISHED !
POWER OFF AND
DISCONNECT CABLE
Write the code that is to be sent to a beeper.

Write the telephone number that will receive test alarm and
status report.
Write number of days between test alarms.

It could be 1 -99 days
Write number of calltones before telephone answers

00-16 is accepted by telephone,
2 digits must always be written.
Write the telephone number that will receive the supervision
alarm (only for Safeline 2000)
Write the telephone number that will receive the battery
alarm. The battery condition is check once per week. It is
done by discharging the battery and measures the battery
voltage. (only for Safeline 2000)
Write the password to be used when programming/
configuring from an external telephone or with our PCsoftware *
Write the address to the telephone in question, if you
connect more than one telephone on the same line.
Tip:
If you anytime between all steps

press "C" you will continue
directly to Step 15.
All telephone numbers can be
16 digits long. A "*" means 1
second pause. That can be useful
when calling through a
switchboard.
Telephone number 1 and 2 are
normally P100 -numbers. To
change Alarm type press "B".
normally voice connection. To
This code will show on the
beeper's display.
If no telephone number is given,

there will be no test alarm sent.
If the value is set to "0" no test

alarm will be sent.
If it is set to 00
The telephone will never
answer.
Breakdown alarm can only be
sent if there is a special
Breakdown alarm card mounted
in the unit *
The battery alarm sends the
secondary alarm-code as
identifier.
A maximum of 9 telephones can
be coupled on the same line with
"cascade connections"
Press "A" to send all changes to the telephone.

Press "B" to save everything in the hand unit.
The cable must be connected to

the telephone when the changes
are sent.
Turn off the power and disconnect the cable
After about 8 seconds the text

will start from Step 1
-4-
Example on how to simplify the programming:

On recurrence programming only the alarm-codes need to be changed.
If battery alarm is not used, only alarm-code 1 is needed.
Step by step
The display shows:
Turn on the power
Handunit for
Safeline 1000/2000
----------------Version 1.14
Step 2:
Step 3:
Step 15:
Step 16:
_
ALARM CODE 1 =
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
ALARM CODE 2 =
#=NEXT D=HELP
SEND ALL
CHANGES TO
SAFELINE ?
A=YES B=NO
<--------------------------- >
FINISHED !
POWER OFF AND
DISCONNECT CABLE
Explanation:
Next to do:
Tip:
After about 3 seconds the next text will show.

This is the "Primary code".
This code to be used for lift alarm.
This is the "Secondary code".
This code to be used for battery alarm.
Press C" to finish the

programming.
The cable need to be connected

only when the changes are sent.

only when the changes are sent.
Turn off the power and disconnect the cable.

will start from Step1.
To set the internal memory to zero

Step by step
The display shows:
Turn on the power
Handunit for
Safeline 1000/2000
----------------Version 1.14
The display will

automatically show
Initialising
Explanation:
Next to do:
Tip:
Press D within 3 seconds.
The internal memory is set to zero.
This will automatically

take you to Step 2.
To read all codes and telephone number from an existing telephone:

Step by step
The display shows:
Turn on the power
Handunit for
Safeline 1000/ 2000
----------------Version 1.14
The display will

automatically show
****************
Reading from
Safeline
****************
Explanation:
Next to do:
Press C within 3 seconds.
All codes and telephone number are read from the

telephone.
Tip:
The cable has to be connected to
read the telephone.

take you to Step2.
Now you can go through and

check/change all codes and
telephone numbers.
To change alarm types: Follow the programming to Step 4

Step by step
Step 4:
The display shows:
Explanation:
_
TEL.NUMBER 1 =
Press B to change alarm type.

P100 -- to call alarm receiver operator.
VOICE -- to call a standard telephone.
MINICALL -- to call to leave a code to a beeper.
#=NEXT D=HELP
Step 5 - 7:
Next to do:

Repeat all as above.
-5-
Tip:
Press # to read out active

alarm type, press # again to
change alarm type.
To save press #.
Safeline 1000
Programming from a dialtone telephone:
It is possible to program the telephone by calling to it.
By using different dialtone commands it is possible to program all codes and telephone numbers to the telephone.
This is how to do it:

If only one telephone is connected to the line:
1: Call the lift telephone. It will answer with 3 tones after 2 signals (this is standard but can be changed to 0-16
signals).
If more then one telephone are connected to the line:
1:
Call the alarm telephone. After 2 signals the telephone will answer
(always 2 signals when more than one connected lift telephone).
To get to e.g. telephone number 3, press "3" repeatedly until 3 distinctly signals are heard and the connection is
made.
2:
Dial "00", the lift telephone will answer with "OK" (2 short signals) or "Wrong" (1 long signal).
3:
Dial the password - * XXXX # where XXXX stands for the password. The default password is "0000".
The lift telephone answers with "OK" (2 short signals) or "Wrong" (1 long signal).
4:
Change codes and/or telephone numbers according to the below table.

There is a time span of 5 seconds between the digits, after that time there will be a "Wrong" signal and the
registration has to start all over again.
After 30 seconds without activity the lift telephone will disconnect the call.
5:
After a successful registering the code/telephone number will be saved.

If there is a "Wrong" signal or if the call is disconnected, all successful registering are saved.
6:
Always discontinue the call: *00*#
Codes:
Function in alarm telephone:
Code
Write telephone number/code before start
P100 Primary number

P100 Secondary number
Primary number
Secondary number
Third number
Forth number
Battery alarm number
Breakdown alarm number
Test alarm number
Alarm type Primary number
*01*
*02*
*11*
*12*
*13*
*14*
*15*
*16*
*17*
*21*
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
Alarm type Secondary number

Alarm type Third number
Alarm type Forth number
Code to beeper
Days between test alarm
Number of ring signals
Unit number
Dialtone detektion ON
Dialtone detektion OFF
*22*
*23*
*24*
*25*
*27*
*81*
*82*
*83*1#
*83*0#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
Password
Discontinue the programming
*91*
*00*
Dialtone detection is on (normal)

Turn off the dialtone detection.
This is only needed if the telephone is
having problem detecting the dialtone.
( Some non-Scandinavian PSTN provider )
_____________________#
*00*#
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Note:
Always 8 digits
Always 8 digits
0-16 digits
0-16 digits
0-16 digits
0-16 digits
0-16 digits
0-16 digits
0-16 digits
0=P100, 1=Voice,
2=Beeper 3=CPC
---0-16 digits
00-99 accepted
01-16 accepted
0-9 accepted
1=ON
0=OFF
Always 4 digits
No digits after the code
Safeline 1000
Example on common alarm telephone settings
To register a P100/CPC code
Primary number to custodian (voice call)
11335588
046-443322
031-223344
Secondary number to alarm-receiving operator

1: Call the alarm telephone. It will answer after 3 distinctive tones after 2 ring signals (can be changed to
0-16 signals).
If more than one telephone is connected to the line:
1:
Call the lift telephone. After 2 signals the telephone will answer
(always 2 signals when more than one alarm telephone is connected).
To get to i.e. telephone number 3, press "3" repeatedly until 3 distinctly signals are heard and the
connection is made.
2:
3:
Dial the password - * XXXX # where X stands for the password. The default password is "0000".
The lift telephone answers with "OK" (2 short signals) or "Wrong" (1 long signal).
4:
5:
6:
7:
Dial
Dial
Dial
Dial
with
Dial
7:
*01*11335588# to register the P-100 code. The lift telephone answers with "OK".
*11*046443322# to register the Primary number. The lift telephone answers with "OK".
*12*031223344# to register the Secondary number. The lift telephone answers with "OK".
*21*1# to change the alarm type on the primary number to "Voice". The lift telephone answers
"OK".
*00*# to discontinue programming. The lift telephone answers with "OK".
The telephone is now ready to be used with its new settings.
Lasse Gustafsson
Hisselektronik AB
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Safeline 1000
Hints:
When the alarm signal switch is activated the telephone will call up after 5 seconds of delay time.
To do so, there must be a telephone number programmed and a telephone line connected.
When the telephone starts calling, the connection sound is clearly heard from the speaker.
Adjust the volume if needed with the volume control.
The first two telephone numbers (primary and secondary) are pre-programmed for P100. There must be
an 8- figure alarm code programmed to make the P100 or CPC alarm work. The last two telephone
numbers (third and forth) are programmed for vocal connection.
Vocal connection means a standard telephone call.
The receiving party does not have to do anything to get a vocal connection it is automatically done.
To disconnect a vocal connection the receiving party should press "9" or "#" otherwise the line will be
busy about 90 seconds after completion of the call.
To call the lift telephone just call the connecting telephone number. The telephone will after 2 signals
automatically connect the call.
To call the lift telephone, if they are connected in series
The telephones must be programmed with different unit numbers (see programming). When calling to the
lift the telephone it will answer after 2 signals, chose the unit number that corresponds with the telephone
you want to call.
Ex: You want to talk to unit number 3.
Call the telephone number and, when the telephone answers, repeatedly press "3" on your dialtone
telephone or mobile telephone until. When you hear 2 distinctive calling tones the call is connected to
the right telephone.
One of the 4 programmed telephone numbers could be to a beeper.
The telephone can be programmed to leave a digital code to the beeper.
To make it work the alarm type must be changed to "MINICALL"
If it does not work, check:
Is there a connection? - The diode lamp "LINE" should not be red
Is there power? - The diode lamp POWER should glow/blink red or green.
Is remote unit connected right? - Check the connection (Note the crossed connections!)
If you connect it via modular plugs - Check that incoming line is connected on the 2 inner pins.
Is there any telephone number programmed? - Check with the hand unit
Is there any alarm code programmed? - Check with the hand unit
Is it calling the right number? - Check by calling on a regular phone.
Has the alarm- receiving operator the right equipment? - Check with the operator
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Safeline 1000
Programming:
To program the telephone a programming unit HT99-H is needed.
It is also possible to program the telephone by using a dialtone telephone,
or with our Window-based PC software*
Programming with Safeline Hand Unit HT99-H
It is possible to register all alarm codes and telephone numbes long before programming the telephone. The
hand unit is battery powered and saves all codes and numbers in the memory, even if the power is turned off
or the battery is changed.
Turn on the power on the handunit than follow the steps below.
Step by step
Turn on the
power
Step 2:
Step 3:
Step 4:
The display shows:
Explanation:
Handenhet fr
Safeline 1000/2000
----------------Version 1.14
After 3 seconds
Comes the next text
_
ALARM CODE 1 =
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
ALARM CODE 2 =
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
TEL.NUMBER 1 =

This code to be used for lift alarm
This code to be used for battery alarm
Write the first telephone number you want to call in case of
emergency alarm
Next to do:
#=NEXT D=HELP
Step 5:
Step 6:
Step 7:
Step 8:
Step 9:
Step 10:
Steg 10B:
Step 11:
Step 12:
Step 13:
Step 14:
Step 15:
Step 16:
_
TEL.NUMBER 2 =
Write the second telephone number you want to call in case

of emergency alarm
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
TEL.NUMBER 3 =
Write the third telephone number you want to call in case of

emergency alarm
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
TEL.NUMBER 4 =
Write the forth telephone number you want to call in case of

emergency alarm
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
TEL.CODE TO
MINICALL
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
TESTALARM/STATUS
TEL. NU MBER.
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
DAYS BETWEEN
TEST ALARM
#=NEXT D=HELP
CALLTONES
BEFORE ANSWER
#=NSTA D=HJLP
_
SUPERV. ALARM
TEL. NUMBER.
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
BATTERY ALARM
TEL. NUMBER.
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
SET/CHANGE
PASSWORD
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
SET/CHANGE
UNIT ADRESS
#=NEXT D=HELP
SEND ALL
CHANGES TO
SAFELINE ?
A=YES B=NO
<--------------------------- >
FINNISHED !
POWER OFF AND
DISCONNECT CABLE
Press # to go to n ext text
Write the code that is to be sent to a beeper.

Write the telephone number that will receive test alarm and
status report
Write amount of days between test alarms.

It could be 1 -99 days
Write number of calltones before telephone answers

00-16 is accepted by telephon,
2 digits must allways be written.
Write the telephone number that will receive the supervision
alarm (only for Safeline 2000)
Write the telephone number that will receive the battery
alarm. The battery condition is check once per week. It is
done by discharging the battery and measures the battery
voltage. (only for Safeline 2000)
Write the password to be used when programming/
configuring from an external telephone or with our PCsoftware *
Write the address to the telephone in question, if you
connect more than one telephone on the same line.
Tip:
If you anytime between all steps

press "C" you will continue
directly to Step 15
All telephone numbers can be
16 digits long. A "*" means 1
second pause. That can be useful
when calling through a
switchboard.
normally P100 -numbers. To
change Alarm type press "B"
This code will show on the
beeper's display
If no telephone number is given,

there will be no test alarm sent
If the value is set to "0" no test

alarm will be sent
If it is set to 00
The telephone will never
answer.
Breakdown alarm can only be
sent if there is a special
Breakdown alarm card mounted
in the unit *
The battery alarm sends the
secondary alarm-code as
identifier.

Press "B" to save everything in the hand unit.
The cable should be connected

to the telephone when the
changes are sent.

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Example on how to simplifiy the programming:

On recurrenced programming only the larm-codes need to be changed.
If battery alarm is not used, only alarm-code 1 is needed.
Step by step
The display shows:
Turn on the power
Handunit for
Safeline 1000/2000
----------------Version 1.14
Step 2:
Step 3:
Step 15:
Step 16:
_
ALARM CODE 1 =
#=NEXT D=HELP
_
ALARM CODE 2 =
#=NEXT D=HELP
SEND ALL
CHANGES TO
SAFELINE ?
A=YES B=NO
<--------------------------- >
FINNISHED !
POWER OFF AND
DISCONNECT CABLE
Explanation:
Next to do:
Tip:
After about 3 seconds the next text will show.

This code to be used for lift alarm
This code to be used for battery alarm
Press C" to finish the

programmi ng.

only when the changes are sent

only when the changes are sent

To set the internal memory to zero

Step by step
The display shows:
Turn on the power
Handunit for
Safeline 1000/2000
----------------Version 1.14
The display will

automatically show
Initilizing
Explanation:
Next to do:
Tip:
Press D within 3 seconds
The internal memory is set to zero

take you to Step 2
To read all codes and telephone number from an existing telephone:

Step by step
The display shows:
Turn on the power
Handunit for
Safeline 1000/2000
----------------Version 1.14
The display will

automatically show
****************
Reading from
Safeline
****************
Explanation:
Next to do:
Press C within 3 seconds
All codes and telephone number are read from the telephone
Tip:
The cable has to be connected to
read the telephone

take you to Step 2
Now you can go through and

check/change all codes and
telephone numbers.
To change alarm types: Follow the programming to Step 4

Step by step
Step 4:
The display shows:
Explanation:
_
TEL.NUMBER 1 =
Press B to change alarm type

P100 -- to call alarm receiver operator
TAL -- to call a standard telephone
MINICALL -- to call to leave a code to a beeper
#=NEXT D=HELP
Step 5 - 7:
Next to do:

Repeat all as above
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Tip:
Tryck en gng fr att se vad som

r aktuell larmtyp, tryck igen fr
att ndra, tryck # fr att
spara.
Safeline 1000
Programming from a dialtone telephone:
It is possible to program the telephone by calling to it.
By using different dialtone commands it is possible to program all codes and telephone numbers to the telephone.
This is how to do it:

1: Call the lift telephone. It will answer with 3 tones after 2 signals (this is standard but can be changed to 0-16
signals)
If more then one telephone are connected to the line:
1:
Call the alarm telephone. After 2 signals the telephone will answer
(always 2 signals when more than one connected lift telephone)
To get to e.g. telephone number 3, repeatedly press "3" until 3 distinctly signals are heard and the connection is
made.
2:
3:
Dial the password - * XXXX # where XXXX stands for the password. The deault passowrd is "0000".
The lift telephone answers with "OK" (2 short signals) or "Wrong" (1 long signal)
4:
Change codes and/or telephone numbers according to the below table.

There is a time span of 5 seconds between the digits, after that time there will be a "Wrong" signal and the
registration has to start all over again.
After 30 seconds without activity the lift telephone will disconnect the call.
5:
After a successful registering the code/telephone number will be saved.

If there is a "Wrong" signal or if the call is disconnected, all successful registrerings are saved.
6:
Always discontinue the call: *00*#
Codes:
Function in alarm telephone: Code
Write telephone number/code before start
P100 Primary number

P100 Secondary number
Primary number
Secondary number
Third number
Forth number
Battery alarm number
Breakdown alarm number
Test alarm number
Alarm type Primary number
*01*
*02*
*11*
*12*
*13*
*14*
*15*
*16*
*17*
*21*
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
Alarm type Secondary number

Alarm type Third number
Alarm type Forth number
Code to beeper
Days between test alarm
Number of ring signals
Unit number
Dialtone detektion ON
Dialtone detektion OFF
*22*
*23*
*24*
*25*
*27*
*81*
*82*
*83*1#
*83*0#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
_____________________#
Password
Discontinue the programming
*91*
*00*
Dial tone detection is on (normal)

Turn off the dial tone detection.
This is only needed if the telephone is
having problem detecting the dialtone.
( S ome non-S candinavian PSTN provider )
_____________________#
*00*#
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Note:
Always 8 digits
Always 8 digits
0-16 digits
0-16 digits
0-16 digits
0-16 digits
0-16 digits
0-16 digits
0-16 digits
0=P100, 1=Voice,
2=Beeper 3=CPC
---0-16 digits
00-99 accepted
01-16 accepted
0-9 accepted
1=ON
0=AV
Always 4 digits
No digits after the code
Safeline 1000
Example on common alarm telephone settings
To register a P100/CPC code
Primary number to custodian (voice call)
Secondary number to alarm alarm-receiving operator
11335588
046-443322
031-223344

1: Call the alarm telephone. It will answer after 3 distinctive tones after 2 ring signals (can be changed to
0-16 signals)
If more than one telephone is connected to the line:
1:
Call the lift telephone. After 2 signals the telephone will answer
(always 2 signals when more than one connected alarm telephone)
To get to i.e. telephone number 3, repeatedly press "3" until 3 distinctly signals are heard and the
connection is made.
2:
3:
Dial the password - * XXXX # where X stands for the password. The default password is "0000".
The lift telephone answers with "OK" (2 short signals) or "Wrong" (1 long signal)
The lift telephone answers with "OK"
Dial *01*11335588# to register the P-100 code. The lift telephone answers with "OK"
Dial *11*046443322# to register the Primary number. The lift telephone answers with "OK"
Dial *12*031223344# to register the Secondary number. The lift telephone answers with "OK"
Dial *21*1# to change the alarm type on the primary number to "Voice". The lift telephone answers
with "OK"
Dial *00*# to discontinue programming. The lift telephone answers with "OK"
4:
5:
6:
7:
7:
The telephone is now ready to be used with its new settings.
Lasse Gustafsson
Hisselektronik AB
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Applicable
Electrical diagrams
for present order
Insulation test
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9081622-101
INSTRUCTION FOR INSULATION TEST

OF
CONTROL CABINETS FOR LIFTS
0.
General
According to the common European Lift Regulation EN 81-1 the lifts electrical equipment
must be insulation tested. Insulation test (megging) is performed in control cabinets who
are included in the lifts electrical equipment, usually cabinet B and M.
If the electrical equipment contain more cabinets they shall also be insulation tested in the
extent of what is applicable in the actual case.
The measuring must be done in following circuits:
- 3 phase main circuits with voltage 220 690V AC.
- security circuit/stop circuit with voltage 110, 220 or 230V AC.
- lightning circuit with voltage 220 / 230V AC, (some countries 110 or 127V AC).
IMPORTANT !
Electrical equipments includes electronics components and electronic systems. Electronics are also included as an integrate part in a lot of other components for example time delay relays phase relays and transmitters.
Disconnect equipment as ALC, OCD-amplifier, battery charger etc.
To not destroy electronics equipment or electronic components due to insulation
test it is very important that the test is performed carefully and the person who
make the test have good knowledge with the insulation test instrument.
The main principal for insulation are following:

1. Always use the circuit diagram for the equipment so you can see that the measure
is being executed only in adapted circuits.
2. Electronic components and electronic control system, their control circuits with
in- and output signals, must be disconnected and insulation test of these is prohibited.
3. Phases in 3-phase circuits R(L1), S(L2), T(L3) are connected together so they get the
same potential.
4. In 1-phase circuits connect phase and neutral together so they get the same potential.
5. The safety circuits outgoing and ingoing circuits are connected together so they get the
same potential.
6. Insulation test is performed against earth (PE).
7. Insulation test between phases in 3-phase circuits and between phase and zero (N) is
prohibited.
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2.
B-panel
a.
3-phase main circuit in the B-panel without VFC (Megging 500V DC, 0,5M)
Use the circuit diagram for help to make sure that the measure is executed in the
correct circuit. Be careful so the test voltage isnt applied on any electronic components.
1. If the control cabinet contains a control transformer the supply on the primary side
of the transformer must be switched off by putting the motor circuit breaker/ automatic fuse in position 0. Also break the supply from the transformer secondary side
by putting the automatic fuse in position 0. This is done so the transformer wont
generate any transient impulses during the insulation test.
2. If the control cabinet contains or supplies a separate assembled control transformer
for the lightning, break the supply on the primary and secondary side according to
point 1 above.
3. Make a temporary connection between the three terminal blocks for phases
R (L1), S (L2) and T (L3) on the incoming power to the control cabinet.
4. Use the 500V megger and measure between PE (earth) and the together connected
phase conductors. Operate the main switch and contactors manually so the whole
3-phase circuit in the control cabinets gets tested.
The insulation resistance to PE (earth) shall be > 0,5M.
Write down the measured value into the *Insulation protocol.
*Insulation protocol Alimak SE-lift with ALC-RELAY 9081621-101
b.
3-phase main circuit in panel with VFC (Megging 500V DC, 0,5M)
In special equipment the VFC-unit is sometimes placed in the B-panel.
1. Break the supply on the control transformer primary side by putting the motor
circuit breaker/ automatic fuse in position 0. Also break the supply from the transformer secondary side by putting the automatic fuse in position 0. This is done so
the transformer wont generate any transient impulses during the insulation test..
2. If the control cabinet contains or supplies a separate assembled control transformer
for the lightning, break the supply on the primary and secondary side according to
point 1 above.
3. Make followings temporary connections:
a) Between the three terminal blocks R (L1), S (L2), T (L3), incoming 3-phase
power supply to the control cabinet.
b) In the VFC between the three terminal blocks L1, L2, L3 for incoming power.
Make sure that L1, L2, L3 is disconnected from the motor circuit.
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c) Between the three terminal blocks U, V, W, for power supply to the motor(s).
Disconnect the contact rail U, V, W from the VFC.
d) Remove the contact list from the program circuit card.
e) Make sure that the VFC is completely disconnected from the motor circuit.
2.
4.
Use the 500V megger and measure between PE (earth) and the together
connected terminal blocks.
Write down the measured value in the Insulations protocol*.
Insulation protocol Alimak SE-lift with ALC-RELAY
9081621-101
(B-panel continuing)
c.
Safety circuit /stop circuit with voltage 110 - 230V (Megging 500V DC, 0,5M)
1. If the panel contain a control transformer the primary and secondary side must be
disconnected, see a.1 and b.1 above.
2. Make a temporary connection between the neutral terminal secondary side, (i.e.
the side that hasnt got a yellow/green wire towards earth), and the automatic fuse
secondary side in the control voltage circuit.
The control voltages phase and neutral conductors is now connected together.
If a control transformer is not included in the equipment, make a temporary connection between the terminal blocks for the safety circuits out- and ingoing circuits.
3. Open the middle screw placed on the neutral terminal in the control circuit.
Make sure that the ALC, OCD-amplifier, battery charger etc. are disconnected.
4. Use the 500V megger and measure between PE (earth) and the neutral
terminal blocks on secondary side.
The insulation resistance shall be > 0,5M.
5. Look for the security circuit in the panel, it means the circuit which includes main
limit switch, trap door switch, stop button in the car and thermal relays. Measure
between earth (PE) and the terminal blocks in the safety circuit alternatively the together connected terminal blocks for safety circuit out- and ingoing connection.
Write down the measured value for the control voltages phase conductor in the
Insulations protocol*.
d.
Lightning circuit with voltage 110 - 230V (Megging 500V DC, 0,5M)
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Use the circuit diagram for help to make sure that the measure is executed in the correct circuit. Be careful so the test voltage isnt applied on any electronic components.
1. Look for the lightning circuit, it means the circuit which shows the separate supply
for lightning and outlet socket in the car.
2. Make a temporary connection between the terminal blocks for the incoming supply
voltage. Phase and neutral conductors (L, N) are now connected together.
3. Set the breaker for incoming supply in position ON.
Use the 500V megger and measure between PE (earth) and the together connected
terminal blocks in the lightning circuit.
Write down the measured value for the lighting circuits phase and neutral conductor
in the Insulations protocol*.
5. If the control cabinet contain or supply power to the control transformer for the
lightning, break the supply on the primary and secondary side of the transformer.
Make a temporary connection between the neutral terminal block secondary side
(i.e. the side that hasnt got a yellow/green wire towards earth), and the automatic
fuse secondary side side in the control voltage circuit.
Phase and neutral conductors for lighting voltage are now connected together.
Measure then between PE and phase/N in the same way as point 4 above.
4.
e.
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After measuring
Restore the panel to original state. Remove the temporary jumpers between
the terminal blocks as a.3, b.3, c.2 and c.5, tighten the middle screw on the
neutral terminal block for control voltage and lighting voltage.
Reset breakers and fuses according to the Insulations protocol*.
1.
a.
M-panel
3-phase main circuit in the M-panel without VFC (Megging 500V DC, 0,5M)
Use the circuit diagram for help to make sure that the measure is executed in the correct circuit. Be careful so the test voltage isnt applied on any electronic components.
circuit breaker/ automatic fuse in position 0. Also break the supply from the trans-
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former secondary side by putting the automatic fuse in position 0. This is done so
the transformer wont generate any transient impulses during the insulation test
2. Make a temporary connection between the three terminal blocks for phases
R (L1), S (L2) and T (L3) incoming power supply to the control cabinet.
3.
b.
3-phase circuit for the control cabinets gets tested.
3-phase main circuit in the M-panel with VFC (Megging 500V DC, 0,5M)
correct circuit. Be careful so the test voltage isnt applied on any electronic components
circuit breaker/ automatic fuse in position 0. Also break the supply from the transformer secondary side by putting the automatic fuse in position 0. This is done so
the transformer wont generate any transient impulses during the insulation test
2. Make followings temporary connections:
a) Between the three terminal blocks R (L1), S (L2), T (L3), incoming 3-phase
power supply to the control cabinet.
b) In the VFC between the three terminal blocks L1, L2, L3 for incoming power.
Make sure that L1, L2, L3 is disconnected from the motor circuit.
c) Between the three terminal blocks U, V, W, for power supply to the motor(s).
Disconnect the contact rail U, V, W from the VFC.
d) Remove the contact list from the program circuit card.
e) Make sure that the VFC is completely disconnected from the motor circuit.
1.
c.
3.
3-phase circuit in the control cabinets gets tested.
Note the measure value in the Insulations protocol*.
9081621-101
(M-panel continuing)
Safety circuit /stop circuit with voltage 110 - 230V (Megging 500V DC, 0,5M)
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Use the circuit diagram for help to make sure that the measure is executed in the correct circuit. Be careful so the test voltage isnt applied on any electronic components
1. The control transformers primary and secondary side must be disengaged as point
1a. and 1b. above.
2. Make a temporary connection between the neutral terminal block secondary side
(i.e. the side that hasnt got a yellow/green wire towards earth), and the automatic
fuse secondary side side in the control voltage circuit.
Phase and neutral conductors for lighting voltage are now connected together.
3. Open the middle screw placed on the neutral terminal in the control circuit.
4. Use the 500V megger and measure between PE (earth) and the neutral terminal
block secondary side. The insulation resistance shall be > 0,5M.
5.
d.
Lightning circuit with voltage 110 - 230V (Megging 500V DC, 0,5M)
1.
2.
3.
4.
e.
Look for the security circuit in the panel, it means the circuit which included main
limit switch, trap door switch, stop button in the car and thermal relays. Measure
between earth (PE) and the terminal blocks in the safety circuit alternatively the together connected terminal blocks for safety circuit out- and ingoing connection.
Note the measure value in the Insulations protocol*.
correct circuit. Be careful so the test voltage isnt applied on any electronic components
Lighting in the car, outlet socket, ventilating fan etc are usually supplied by a separate power supply from ground-level. With the operation below all components
who are connected to the separate power supply will also be tested.
Look for the lightning circuit, it means the circuit which shows the separate supply
for lightning and outlet socket in the car.
Make a temporary connection between the terminal blocks for incoming separate
power supply. Phase and neutral conductors (L, N) are now connected together.
Set the breaker for incoming supply in position ON.
terminal blocks in the lightning circuit.
Write down the measure value for the lighting circuits phase and neutral conductors
in the Insulations protocol*.
After measuring
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Restore the panel to original state. Remove the temporary jumpers between
the terminal blocks as a.3, b.3, c.2 and c.5, tighten the middle screw on the
neutral terminal block for control voltage and lighting voltage.
Reset breakers and fuses according to the Insulations protocol*.
*
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Isolation protocol
- ALIMAK SE-lift with RELAY-equip. DOL.
- ALIMAK SE-lift with RELAY-equip. DOL.
NOTE! Read the instructions for the isolation test in document 9081622-001.
Isolation test is made with a test voltage of 500 VDC.
Project: .
Ordernumber: Manufacturing number: ...
Measuring device: .Type: ..Manufacturing.no..
Follow assignments in document Assignments for isolation measure of control cabinets
for lifts and tick off the points below.
Test preparations
Note!: All pos. shall be signed!
Some components may be options and do not occur in every panel!

+ H + B (Base panel)
Turn off Main switch
Open Motor circuit breaker
Open Fuse
Open Ground Fault Breaker
Open Ground Fault Breaker
Sign
Q 11
Q 12
Q 21
F6
F 51
F 52
..
..
..
..
..
..
Q 11
Q 12
Q 21
F6
F 53
..
..
..
..
..
F6
..
+ C + M (M-panel in car)
Open Motor circuit breaker
Open Fuse
Open Ground fault breaker
+ H + J1 (Outlet in pit)
Open Fuse
All landing- and car doors shall be closed and the pit switch shall be retracted.
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Isolation test
Value
Sign
+ H + B (B-panel at bottom landing)

Test voltage: 500V DC, 0,5M
1.
..
Main circuit:
Measure between the together connected conductors, phases and earth. M
(X1:R/L1, S/L2, T/L3 and PE)
..
The measured value for the main circuit may not be less than 0,5M
2.
Safety circuit between landings, lift car and base.

Connect terminal blocks together in the door circuit
Measure between the together connected terminals and PE.
..
The measured value for the safety circuit may not be less than 0,5M
3. Lighting circuit
Separate supplied circuit
Measure between the together connected conductors, phase, neutral and PE. M..
The measured value for the lighting circuit may not be less than 0,5M
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Isolation test
Value
Sign
+ C + M (M-panel in the car)

Test voltage: 500V DC, 0,5M
4.
..
Main circuit
Measure between the together connected conductors, phases and earth. M
(X1:R/L1, S/L2, T/L3 and PE)
..
The measured value for the main circuit may not be less than 0,5M
5. Safety circuit between landings, lift car and base.
Connect terminal blocks together in the door circuit
Measure between the together connected terminals and PE.
..
The measured value for the safety circuit may not be less than 0,5M
6. Lighting circuit
Measure between the together connected conductors, phase, neutral and PE. M ..
7. Cables
Measure between the together connected conductors, phases and PE in the
hybrid cabel.
...M..
Measure between the together connected conductors, phases and PE in the
fixed cables.
...M..
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Restoring equipment after test
Panel + H + B
Sign
Turn on Main switch
Q 11
..
Turn on Main switch
Q 12
..
Restore Motor circuit breaker Q 21
..
Restore Fuse
..
F6
Restore Ground fault breaker F 51
..
Restore Ground fault breaker F 52
..
Panel + C + M
Turn on Main switch
Turn on Main switch
- Q 11
..
- Q 12
..
Restore Motor circuit breaker - Q 21
..
Restore Fuse
..
-F6
Restore Ground fault breaker - F 53
..
Outlet in pit + H + J1
Restore Fuse
F6
..
OBSERVE! The lift power is now restored and the lift will perform an automatic reference
travel.
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Make a test run in both Inspection- and Normal operation

Inspection OK
..
Normal operation OK
..
Test made by:

Company:
Adress:.
..
Signature:
(Typed):....
Date:
Exchange of Safety component

Door interlock for bi-folding landingdoor
Torque 10 Nm
Add
Loc-Tite
Torque 10 Nm
Grease
Torque 6 Nm
Grease
Add
Loc-Tite
Torque 6 Nm
Grease
Aeroshell 6 or
equvivalent
Torque 10 Nm
Grease
Torque 10 Nm
Sign.
Note.
1. Mount all details per drawing numbers 9095 317-sub., 9096 826-sub.,
9097 117-sub. or 9095 487-sub.
............... ..............................
2. Use Loc-Tite nut locking on the details noted on the drawings.
............... ..............................
3. Tighten all attachment details with given torque.
............... ..............................
4. Check that the lockshaft with the cam is easy to push back and forth, without
a tendency to get stuck.
............... ..............................
5. Check that the locking bracket slides easily in its bearing and that it falls
down into the locked position.
............... ..............................
6. Grease the referenced areas with AEROSHELL 6 or equivalent grease.
............... ..............................
7. Check and adjust the cam as needed so that it stays parallel with the landing
front.
............... ..............................
8. Check that the locking shaft protrudes at least 7 mm past the locking device
on the interlock, locking bracket.
............... ..............................
9. Check that the locking shaft protrudes at least 7 mm past the locking device
when the safety switch contact is open. The distance between the lower part
of the switch and upper part of the cam should be between 3 to 5.3 mm when
the roller rests on the cam.
............... ..............................
10. Check that the safety switch is secured against the landing front and cannot
move.
............... ..............................
11. Check that the cable installation is done with smooth bends through the sheet
metal so that the cable does not get damaged.
............... ..............................
12. Check that the cover is correctly installed and tight
............... ..............................
13. Check that the bolt for the emergency opening of the landing door interlocking is installed.
............... ..............................
14. Check that the key for the emergency interlocking opening is in the custody
of an authorized person.
............... .............................
Date:...............................................
Exchange of Safety component

Safety device
Add
Loc-Tite
Torque 81 Nm
Limit switch for

safety device
part No. 3001 938-101
Sign.
Note.
1. Replace the complete safety device in accordance with date stated on the sign
on the safety device.
............... ..............................
2. Use Loc-Tite nut locking on the details noted on the drawings.
............... ..............................
3. Tighten all attachment details with given torque.
............... ..............................
4. Connect the conductors to the switch inside the safety device and check that
switch is working.
............... ..............................
5. Make a drop test to ensure that the safety device is working.
............... ..............................
Date:...............................................

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ALIMAK

Alimak AB, P.O. Box 720, SE-931 27 Skellefte, Sweden

Main data & Tie and Foundation

Declaration of conformity for

Analysis of access risks

Spare parts manual

Frequency converter (VFC)

Alimak lift control ALC

Optional emergency telephone

Exchange of safety components

DPW/Peru 6 QCs Project

Quotation Ver. No.:

Headoffice: Stenbacka Skellefte

Tel. +46 910 870 00 Postgiro 26 82 43-3

VAT No. SE556033752801

Calculation report containing

(31-Mast sections including bottom)

Specification of bottom buffer: 9016730-000 Max S=140.0 mm

Distance pit floor - bottom landing: 1.100 m

speed lift in service

Operation duty (S3)

Max shear forces and moments in foundation

Force at mast top

The load cases defined do not occur simultaneously.

Torque Mcz Level

Torque Mcz Level

Torque Mcz Level

Torque Mcz Level

Lift out of service

Torque Mcz Level

Lift out of service

Torque Mcz Level

Lift out of service

declare that the product

Other directives applicable

SSEN 12015, SSEN 12016,

Other standards applied

Name of notified body

Inspecta Sweden AB N.B 0409

Address of notified body

Neongatan 4B, 431 53 MLNDAL

Number EC type examination certificate

Name of notified body (Control)

Inspecta Sweden AB N.B 0409

Address of notified body (Control)

Neongatan 4B, 431 53 MLNDAL

Name and position of issuer

List of safety components

GF, part No. 9095 340 - sub., Certificate; 02 - GOT - CL - 0003

2. Locking device type DLS, Manufacturer ALIMAK.

declare that the product

9095 340 - 4011

Serial or batch No.

Manufacturing No. K 22500

Tripping speed 1.1 m/s

Other directives applicable

EN 81-1, SSEN 12015, SSEN 12016

Other standards applied

Name of notified body

DNV Inspection AB N.B 0409

Address of notified body

Neongatan 4B, 431 53 MLNDAL

Number EC type examination certificate