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EJ 41700384 AC TMA1 (ETMA PSTN) Commissioning
EJ 41700384 AC TMA1 (ETMA PSTN) Commissioning
EJ 41700384 AC TMA1 (ETMA PSTN) Commissioning
Summary
This manual provides instructions for the commissioning of the elevator system ETMA.
This document explains the automatic and manual configuration procedures with various
ETMA modules and diagnostic procedures in case any problem occurs during the
commissioning.
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Table of Contents
1 Safety Advice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
1.1 Safety Equipment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
1.2 Safety Warnings Used in This Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
2 General Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
3 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
3.1 System Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
4 * Commissioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
4.1 * Automatic Commissioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
4.2 * Automatic Commissioning - Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
4.3 * Manual Commissioning - HMI for CO BIC and CO BX . . . . . . . . . 13
4.4 * Manual Commissioning - SMLCD for CO MX 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
5 Diagnostics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
5.1 Checklist for Automatic Commissioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
5.2 ETMA LED Indications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
5.3 ETMA-MR-PSTN LED Indications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
5.4 ETMA-CAR LED Indications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
5.5 ETMA-LND-FF LED Indications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
The following types of safety warnings are used in the present manual.
DANGER
The safety warning with the signal word "Danger" is used to indicate a hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
The safety warning with the signal word "Warning" is used to indicate a hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
NOTICE
The safety warning with the signal word "Notice" is used to address practices that could
lead to property damage but not to injury.
DANGER
Hazardous Voltage from the Phone Line (PSTN line)
Phone lines feature a ringing voltage of up to 150 VAC peak to peak. Contact with the live
parts of a phone circuit during ringing will result in electric shock causing serious injury or
death
Exercise great care while working on equipment which is connected to a phone line.
NOTICE
Installation Travel with the ESE (in general)
Installation travel with the ESE is not limited at the hoistway ends, which could result in
damage to the installation by the car crashing at the hoistway ends.
Move the car very carefully through the hoistway.
WARNING
Bypassing of Safety Devices and Safety Contacts
Any bypassing of safety-relevant devices could result in damage to the installation or in
serious injury or death.
Always take appropriate safety measures if premeditated bypassing is necessary for
specific work on the installation.
Check the installation is always left in normal status with bypassing disabled.
Do not use bypassing of safety devices if prohibited by local code.
Bypassing the safety circuit without explicit instruction is prohibited.
NOTICE
Components Sensitive to Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
ESD-sensitive components will be destroyed when exposed to electrostatic discharge.
Strictly adhere to ESD-safe procedures/practices when handling ESD-sensitive
components.
NOTICE
Plugging/Unplugging Connectors on Energized Devices
Hot plugging - unless explicitly permitted - could result in the destruction of devices.
Prior to plugging in or unplugging connectors on devices, switch off the devices concerned.
ETMA System
Overview
TACC / RMCC
PSTN
+S +
+MR WAGO
JBF _
ETMA-MR
ETMA-LND-FF RJ45 RJ45
EC
+
W AGO W AGO
WAGO
+S +MR WAGO
+C
W AGO
ETMA-CAR
JST JST
SDIC
DAKI JBF _
JST JST
COP
RJ45 RJ45 LAGC
LARC
E2 ETMA-MR
IL ETMA-TRI ETMA-TRI
+
+S
JBF
+MR WAGO
_ WAGO WAGO
ETMA-MR
EC
WAGO
ETMA-LND-FF RJ45 RJ45
W AGO W AGO
WAGO
+C
W AGO
SDIC
JST JST
DAKI
ETMA-CAR
JST JST
COP
RJ45 RJ45 LAGC
LARC
RJ45
IL
RJ45
ETMA-TRI
RJ45
ETMA-TRI E3 +C WAGO
SDIC
JST JST
DAKI
ETMA-CAR
JST JST
COP
JST RJ45 LAGC
+S
JBF
+MR WAGO
+
_ LARC
ETMA-MR
ETMA-LND-FF RJ45 RJ45
EC
W AGO W AGO
WAGO
+C
W AGO
RJ45 RJ45 RJ45
JST JST
SDIC
DAKI
ETMA-CAR
JST JST
IL ETMA-TRI ETMA-TRI
COP
RJ45 RJ45 LAGC
LARC
IL ETMA-TRI ETMA-TRI
E8
E1
ETMA Modules
ID No. Image Description
59700474 ETMA-TRI
Triphonie module
Located on the car roof or underneath
the car
Connected to ETMA-CAR-T via 8-wire
cable (not shielded) with
RJ48 connector
[35401; 20.05.2010] Features:
– Push button ALARM
– LEDs POWER ON, LAGC and
LARC
– Microphone
– Speaker.
[35397; 20.05.2010]
59700570 ETMA-MR-PSTN-1
Master module
Interfaces to PSTN
Interfaces to elevator controller via
RS232
Interfaces to 1 slave module via
ETMA-link.
[35400; 20.05.2010]
59700571 ETMA-MR-PSTN-1-I
Same as ETMA-MR-PSTN-1 but
additionally:
Features intercom capability.
[35399; 20.05.2010]
59700572 ETMA-MR-PSTN-2-I
Master module
Interfaces to PSTN
Interfaces to elevator controller via
RS232
Interfaces to up to 2 slave modules via
ETMA-link
Features intercom capability.
[36338; 03.08.2011]
59700576 ETMA-LND-FF
Slave ETMA module
Interfaces to master module ETMA-MR
via ETMA-link
Interfaces to JBF
Features intercom capability.
[41700384_001; 16.12.2016]
Prerequisites
For wiring diagram, refer to embedded document EJ 41700380 “AC TMA 1 (ETMA)
Installation”.
Check:
ETMA-MR and ETMA-CAR are installed and wired correctly
ETMA-MR is connected to the control with the RJ45 cable
DAKI is connected and normally closed contact (input ETMA CAR.X1-1-1 is closed)
Telephone line is connected (ETMA MR.X-1-1-2 PSTN)
System relevant data is available in RMCC database (for automatic commissioning)
Switch on the main switch JH in the controller.
Blink of the LARC and LAGC on the COP indicates the automatic commissioning is not
done yet.
LAGC
LARC
[250876; 19.11.2014]
Bionic 5
Overview
PSTN SMICE.ETMA
Below there is the automatic commissioning procedure for an ETMA which is factory
installed in a Bionic 5 system. If there is a problem during the automatic commissioning
process, please refer to chapter “Diagnostics”.
Modem Detection First step of the automatic commissioning procedure is the "modem detection":
– Either started automatically by the system during the learning travel
– Or can be initiated manually with HMI menu 10, submenu 128 (= "modem detection").
Learning travel: Automatically started if the elevator is switched to normal travel operation
the first time.
(The modem detection can be checked with the HMI: CF = 21, PA = 08. It must have the
value VL = 4 (= ETMA). Do not set the value manually to 4. It has to be set automatically
through the modem detection).
For the installation process, please refer to EJ 41700661. If there is a problem during the automatic
commissioning process, please refer to EJ 41700663 Diagnostics AC TMA 2.
Preconditions:
ETMA-MR and ETMA-CAR are installed and wired correctly.
ETMA-MR is connected to the control.
DAKI is connected (input ETMA-CAR.X1-1-1 is closed).
Telephone line is connected and diagnostic LED is green.
System relevant data like the equipment number of the elevator is available in SAP OSC
transaction YEST of the corresponding installation.
Procedure
CO BIC No Step Remark
CO BX 1 Switch on the main switch JH in the The LARC and LAGC on the COP will
controller. blink and indicate that the automatic
commissioning has not yet been done.
LAGC
LARC
LARC OFF
Procedure
CO MX 7 No Step Remark
1 Switch on the main switch JH in the The LARC and LAGC on the COP will
controller. blink and indicate that the automatic
commissioning has not yet been done.
LAGC
LARC
2 First step of the automatic configuration When the modem detection has ended
procedure is the “modem detection”: successfully, the SMLCD displays the
Login to the SMLCD and navigate to message "Success".
the menu item "Commands", then to If the SMLCD displays "Failed", please
the item "ETMDetectModem" and check the cabling.
confirm the command.
3 After successful modem detection Based on the country ID on the Chip
the ETMA will connect to the RMCC Card, the control will choose the
as soon as ETMA itself has finished corresponding telephone number which
with its own automatic configuration.is stored in the EEPROM and will
connect to the RMCC with help of the
ETMA.
4 The RMCC will automatically The RMCC sets the telephone numbers
Set all the ETMA relevant for the alarm, for the monitoring, for the
parameters in the control based on periodic call, etc. and sets all the other
the equipment number stored in the relevant parameters.
database. The successful configuration is
The controller will copy the indicated on the COP:
parameters to the ETMA.
ETMA will initiate a test call to the LAGC OFF
TACC (to test the voice channel).
This procedure may take several LARC
minutes.
LARC OFF
If the ETMA is not connected to a Schindler RMCC, the ETMA has to be configured manually with the
HMI.
Preconditions:
ETMA-MR and ETMA-CAR are installed and wired correctly.
ETMA-MR is connected to the control.
DAKI is connected (input ETMA-CAR.X1-1-1 is closed).
Telephone line is connected and diagnostic LED is green.
Procedure
No Step Remark
CO BIC
CO BX 1 Switch on the main switch JH in the The LARC and LAGC on the COP will
controller. blink and indicate that the configuration
has not yet been done.
LAGC
LARC
LAGC OFF
LARC
LARC OFF
6 In case of multiplex repeat the steps for ATTENTION: The system will not work
all elevators and set the shaft-ID properly if there are duplicated shaft-
(1 ... 8) accordingly. ID's. Therefore every controller in the
ETMA system must have a unique
Shaft-ID. Clarify with the Call Center if
you are not sure which elevator shall
have what shaft-ID.
HMI Parameters
CF PA Description
21 1 Installation ID (High part) (default =000000), Example SV-ID=123456789012
→ CF=21, PA01, VL=123456
21 2 Installation ID (High part) (default =000000), Example SV-ID=123456789012
→ CF=21, PA02, VL=789012
21 3 Module number (Default = 10), [1 ... 254, typically 1, 2, 3, ... 8]
21 4 Shaft-ID (default = 1), [1 ... 254, 1] [0 ... 8, 1]
21 35 External line dialing (default = no prefix = no pre-dialing required)
This parameter determines the prefix that has to be appended to the phone
number to dial an external line in case the SIM-card is requiring it.
21 50 TACC phone number #1 (default = none) 1),
TACC telephone number for alarms, main number.
21 53 TACC phone number #2 (default = none) 1),
TACC telephone number for alarms, first backup number.
21 70 TACC phone number #3 (default = none) 1),
TACC telephone number for alarms, second backup number.
21 73 TACC phone number #4 (default = none) 1),
TACC telephone number for alarms, third backup number.
21 76 TACC phone number test alarm (default = none) 1),
TACC telephone number used for periodic test calls.
21 79 TACC phone number input monitoring (default = none) 1),
The ETMA monitors the alarm button. If the alarm button is broken (for example,
contact permanent open) the ETMA will call this TACC telephone number to
notify the defect. This number is also used for the notification in case the backup
battery is defective.
1) Additional information for parameter 35, 50, 53, 70, 73, 76, 79:
VL = void = no number
VL = 0 ... 9 = DTMF dial tones
Example of configuration of phone number “0414.....”:
...
Additional Parameter Information [38363; 01.02.2011]
Procedure
CO MX 7 Step Remark
1 Switch on the main switch JH in the The LARC and LAGC on the COP will
controller. blink and indicate that the automatic
commissioning has not yet been done.
LAGC
LARC
2 First step of the automatic configuration When the modem detection has ended
procedure is the “modem detection”: successfully, the SMLCD displays the
Login to the SMLCD and navigate to message "Success".
the menu item "Commands", then to If the SMLCD displays "Failed", please
the item "ETMDetectModem" and check the cabling.
confirm the command.
3 Set all ETMA relevant parameters: Path:
Manually set all the ETMA relevant Parameter → Embedded TM (1 ... 4) or
parameters in the controller. Parameter → Embedded TM (5 ... 7)
The controller will copy the 1) Set SVID (ServiteIID)
parameters to the ETMA. 2) Set Module Number
ETMA will initiate a test call to the 3) Set Shaft ID
TACC (to test the voice channel). 4) Set Prefix, if required (PhonePrefix)
5) Set Alarm Number 1 ... 4
(PhoneNoAlarm{1 ... 4})
6) Set Linetest Number
(PhoneNoLineTst)
7) Set Monitoring Number
(PhoneNoMonitoring)
The successful configuration is
indicated on the COP:
LAGC OFF
LARC
LARC OFF
This chapter provides a step by step checklist to diagnose the cause if the automatic
commissioning procedure is not successful or in case the remote connection is not
possible.
+S +MR +
WAGO
JBF _
ETMA-MR
ETMA-LND-FF RJ45 RJ45
EC
WAGO WAGO
WAGO
+C WAGO
SDIC
JST JST
DAKI
ETMA-CAR
JST JST
COP
JST RJ45 LAGC
LARC
IL ETMA-TRI ETMA-TRI
Overview
TACC / RMCC
PSTN
+
+S +MR WAGO
JBF _
ETMA-MR
ETMA-LND-FF RJ45 RJ45 EC
WAGO WAGO
WAGO
+C
WAGO
SDIC
JST JST
DAKI
ETMA-CAR
JST JST
COP
JST RJ45 LAGC
LARC
IL ETMA-TRI ETMA-TRI
A pair of diagnostic LEDs (red and green) are placed inside the ETMA boxes, on the
PCBA near the respective connector
The status of the diagnostic LEDs can be verified without opening the (semi-transparent)
ETMA box
The ETMA-TRI device has no diagnostic LEDs but only a power supply LED
On the ETMA-MR module with Intercom option and on the ETMA-LND-FF there is an
additional green LED for the communication status.
At Connector
“CON” (Control) LED LED Interpretation Action
Green Red
OFF OFF ETMA module CPU not Check the cause and take appropriate
running action
Blinking OFF Data traffic in progress None
ON OFF ETMA module CPU running None
At Connector(s)
LED LED Interpretation Action
“LINK” (Car
Module or Green Red
Landing Module) OFF OFF The LED at the connector Check the power supply of the
LINK connected ETMA connected module.
module is not powered or is If the power is off, the LED status is
defective meaningless
If the power is on, the connected
module is defective and has to be
replaced.
OFF ON Not connected to the Check the cable and the status of the
external ETMA module connected module.
(outstation not present) If the checks are satisfactory, the
Or not synchronized module must be defective and has to be
(external module failure) replaced.
Blinking OFF Communication in progress None
ON OFF Connected to the external None
ETMA module
And synchronized
(external module failure)
At Connector
“PSTN” LED LED Interpretation Action
Green Red
(Telephone line)
OFF ON PSTN line not connected or Check the cause and take appropriate
not energized action. Measure the phone line voltage
on the corresponding connector.
Blinking OFF Communication in progress None
ON OFF PSTN line connected an idle None
Intercom
Communication LED Interpretation Action
LED on the Top of Green
the Module OFF Intercom communication None
inactive
Blinking Intercom communication None
active.
Direction “CAR to MR” (and
“CAR to LANDING”)
(“Push to talk” button not
pressed)
ON Intercom communication None
active.
Direction “MR to CAR” (and
“LANDING to CAR”)
(“Push to talk” button
pressed)
At Connector
“POWER” (Power LED LED Interpretation Action
Supply and Green Red
LARC/LAGC) OFF OFF ETMA module CPU not Check the cause and take appropriate
running action
ON OFF ETMA module CPU running None
At Connector(s)
“TRI” (Triphonie) LED LED Interpretation Action
Green Red
OFF ON Button/contact DAKA not None
connected or TRI not
connected
ON OFF Button/contact DAKA None
connected and closed
At Connector “IL”
LED LED Interpretation Action
(Inductive Loop)
Green Red
OFF ON No induction loop amplifier None
connected
ON OFF Induction loop amplifier None
connected
At Connector See paragraph "At Connector(s) "LINK" (Car Module or Landing Module)" in section
“LINK” (Machine "ETMA-MR-PSTN LED Indications".
Room module)
MMC/SD-Card See paragraph "MMC/SD-card Interface LED (used During Software Update)" in section
Interface LED "ETMA-MR-PSTN LED Indications".
(used During
Software Update)