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Maintenance
[12189; 31.03.2011]
Summary This manual provides detailed instructions for the various MX Basic Fixtures elements.
MX Basic Fixtures may also be referred to as FI MXB.
Modification 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 Prepared 05.04.2011 odermano

KA No. 160341 160496 160597 160654 160785 211869 212836 Reviewed 05.04.2011 gentilli
KA Date 14.10.05 20.10.06 11.05.07 19.10.07 12.09.08 15.05.09 01.05.11 Norms Chkd 05.04.2011 plattle
Released 01.05.2011 barriore
MX Basic Fixtures
Format
Maintenance A4
Classification Lead Office
INVENTIO AG CH-6052 Hergiswil
11240 EB7
K 604522 EN
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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 * Preventive Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
2.1 Prerequisite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
2.2 * Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
2.3 Check and Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
3 Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
3.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
3.2 Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
3.3 Part Replacement Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
3.3.1 Replacement of Push-buttons BS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
3.3.2 Replacement of Push-buttons HD, VP and FF . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
3.3.3 Replacement of LOP Display. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
3.3.4 Replacement of Instruction Plate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
3.3.5 Replacement of Key Switch Cylinder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
3.3.6 Replacement of Interfaces (UD1, SD1, MPD, PBR or PB5) . . . 19
4 * Modifications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
4.1 Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
4.2 Key Switch Modification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
4.2.1 Key Switch Mounted on Plate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
4.2.2 Key Switch as Separate Part . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
4.2.3 Mounting of Key Switch with Euro Key Switch Low Profile . . . . 29
4.2.4 Mounting of Key Switch with KABA Cylinder (not for Low
Profile) 30
4.2.5 Low Profile Key Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
4.3 Modification of the Dot Matrix Display, Old Version . . . . . . . . . . . 36
4.3.1 Offset Setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
4.3.2 Characters / Symbols Setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
4.4 Modification of the Dot Matrix Display, New Version . . . . . . . . . . . 39
4.5 Modification of the 7-Segment Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
4.6 * Spare Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
A1 Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
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1 Safety Advice
1.1 Safety Equipment
 All people involved must know and follow the company and local safety regulations.
 Protective clothing and appropriate safety equipment must be worn.
Hard Hat Safety Shoes Protective Gloves
Safety Goggles Hearing Protection Full Body Harness
1.2 Safety Warnings Used in this Manual
The following types of safety warnings are used in the present manual.
NOTICE
The safety warning with the signal word “Notice” is used to address practices that could
result in property damage but not in injury.
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2 * Preventive Maintenance
2.1 Prerequisite
Related
Documents Number Document
K 604521 MX Basic Fixtures - Installation
J 630009 Waste Disposal Instructions
K 601550 MOS-Modules - Handling Precautions
2.2 * Overview
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.
Overview The MX Basic Fixtures is a further development of the MX Fixtures which have been
developed for the MX-GC and TX-GC controls originally.
However, the MX Basic Fixtures have been designed for use with the following controls
only:
 Miconic BX
 Miconic MX-GC
 HydroElite controls.
Basically, the MX Basic Fixtures program consists of four versions:
 Basic Standard
 Heavy Duty
 Vandal Resistant
 Fire Fighting.
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Overview [12189; 31.03.2011]
Task List
Interval Description Refer to
[months] Section
- Inspect visually and clean 2.2
12 Check the fixations and tighten the screws where necessary. 2.2
2.3 Check and Adjustment
Check and
Adjustment No Step
1 Make a visual check of the fixtures. If required, clean them using a dry or
moistened, lint-free cleaning rag.
2 Check the fixation of all fixture elements on landings and in the car.
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3 Replacement
3.1 Overview
Overview
Overview [12861; 24.07.2008]

1 Key switch
2 Push-button BS
3 Push-button HD, VP, FF
4 Instruction plate
5 Display from the LOP
3.2 Preparation
Preparation To replace the push-button or instruction plate, dismantle the COP as described in the
installation manual, K 604521
To replace the LOP display, dismantle the LOP as described in the installation manual,
K 604521
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3.3 Part Replacement Procedures
3.3.1 Replacement of Push-buttons BS
Disassembly
Procedure No Step
1 Insert a screwdriver into the lateral slot of the cover on the rear side of the push-
button. Refer to the drawing below.
2 Push the screwdriver to the left and dismantle the cover.
3 Dismantle all covers in the vertical line.
Dismantling the Cover [12646; 10.05.2005]
4 Remove the runner.
Dismantling the Runner [12650; 10.05.2005]
5 To unfasten the bezel only:

Insert the small screwdriver into the clearance. Release the latch to disassemble
the bezel.
Dismantling the Bezel [12764; 10.05.2005]

1 Latch
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6 To unfasten the whole push-button body:
Press the push-button body together to release the latches and push out the
body.
Dismantling the Push-button Body [12768; 10.05.2005]
Assembly
Procedure 7 Push the bezel or the push-button body into front of the COP to engage the latch.
8 Put the runner onto the rear of the push-button.
9 Mount all covers onto the push-button bodies.
3.3.2 Replacement of Push-buttons HD, VP and FF
Disassembly
No Step
Procedure
1 Place the LOP or COP plate onto a flat surface with the front facing down.
Starting Position [12786; 10.05.2005]
2 Remove the snap-on module from the button by pressing the thumb onto the
front side and pulling with two fingers at the rear.
Removing the Snap-on Module of the Button [12804; 11.05.2005]
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3 Unscrew the nut with a wrench.
Removing the Nut [12787; 10.05.2005]
4 Loosen the fixation ring with a wrench.
Loosening the Fixation Ring [12788; 10.05.2005]
5 Turn the fixation ring (1) until its slot (2) matches with the button pin (3) (see
detail).
6 When the slot (2) matches with the button pin (3) remove the fixation ring.
Removing the Fixation Ring [12805; 11.05.2005]

1 Fixation ring
2 Slot of the fixation ring
3 Button pin
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7 Remove the spacer (if present).
Removing the Spacer (if Present) [12789; 10.05.2005]
8 Remove the O-ring.
Removing the O-Ring [12790; 10.05.2005]
9 Turn the plate upside down and remove the button by turning the button
clockwise (A) and lifting it (B).
Removing the Button [12791; 10.05.2005]
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10 Remove the button cover.
Removing the Button Cover [12792; 10.05.2005]
Assembly
11 Put the teflon ring (5) over the stud (4) on the back of the bezel (6).
Procedure
Mounting the Teflon Ring [12793; 17.05.2005]

4 Stud
5 Teflon ring
6 Bezel
12 Insert the button cover.
Inserting the Button Cover [12795; 11.05.2005]
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13 Insert the button by putting it into the opening (A) and turning it
counterclockwise (B).
Inserting the Button. [12796; 11.05.2005]
14 Turn the plate upside down while holding the button, and insert the O-ring
Mounting the O-Ring [12797; 11.05.2005]
15 If the plate has a thickness of 2 mm insert a spacer.
Mounting the Spacer [12798; 11.05.2005]
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16 When inserting the fixation ring (1) make sure to match its slot (2) with the button
pin (3) (see detail).
Mounting the Fixation Ring [12799; 11.05.2005]

1 Fixation ring
2 Slot of the fixation ring
3 Button pin
17 Fasten the fixation ring with a wrench.
Fastening the Fixation Ring [12800; 11.05.2005]
18 Fasten the nut with a wrench.
Fastening the Nut [12801; 11.05.2005]
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19 Engage the snap-on module.
Engaging the Snap-on Module [12802; 11.05.2005]
3.3.3 Replacement of LOP Display
Disassembly
No Step
Procedure
1 Turn the plate upside down.
Turning the LOP Plate [12771; 12.05.2005]
2 Insert the screwdriver into the lateral slot.
Inserting a Screwdriver [12774; 10.05.2005]
3 Push back and lift the cover.
Lifting the Cover [12776; 10.05.2005]
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4 Remove the cover.
Removing the Cover [12777; 10.05.2005]
5 Remove the PCB.
Removing the PCB [12780; 10.05.2005]
6 Stick the screwdriver between the display body and the frame to open it.
Opening the Display Body [12782; 10.05.2005]
7 Remove the display body from the front screen.
Removing the Display Body [12783; 10.05.2005]
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8 Remove the white film.
Removing the White Film [12784; 10.05.2005]
9 Remove the black film.
Removing the Black Film [12785; 10.05.2005]
Assembly
10 Rotate the black film, so that the left arrow points upwards.
Procedure
Turning the Black Film to the Correct Position [12806; 11.05.2005]
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11 Put the black film into the front screen.
Putting the Black Film into the Front Screen [12807; 11.05.2005]
12 Put the white film and the display body in the front screen.
Mounting the White Film and Display Body in the Front Screen [12808; 11.05.2005]
13 Insert the PCB into the display.
Inserting the PCB into the Display [12809; 11.05.2005]
14 Put the cover onto the PCB and press onto the cover to close the display.
Mounting the Cover [12810; 11.05.2005]
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15 Insert the lamp element again.
Inserting the Lamp Element [12811; 11.05.2005]
16 Check for the correct direction of the arrows.
Correctly mounted LOP [12812; 11.05.2005]
3.3.4 Replacement of Instruction Plate
Disassembly of
Types BS and HD No Step
1 Remove the four nuts from the instruction plate at the rear of the COP.
Removing the Nuts [12643; 09.05.2005]
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2 Push on the studs and remove the instruction plate.
Pushing on the Studs [12644; 12.05.2005]
Assembly of
types BS and HD 3 Mount the instruction plate with the studs into the COP.
4 Mount and fasten the four nuts.
Disassembly of
types VP and FF 1 Remove the LONMXB or SCOPMXB PCB at the rear of the COP.
2 Remove the six nuts from the instruction plate.
3 Push on the studs and remove the instruction plate.
Assembly of
types VP and FF 4 Mount the new instruction plate with the studs into the COP.
5 Mount and fasten the six nuts.
6 Mount the LONMXB or SCOPMXB PCB at the rear of the COP.
3.3.5 Replacement of Key Switch Cylinder
To replace the cylinder of the key switch please refer to section “Key Switch Mounted on
Plate” in chapter “Modifications”.
3.3.6 Replacement of Interfaces (UD1, SD1, MPD, PBR or PB5)
Replacement of
1 Mark and disconnect the wires to the interface PCB.
Interfaces
2 Remove the interface from the plastic box and put a new one in place.
3 Reconnect the disconnected wires according to the markings.
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4 * Modifications
4.1 Preparation
Preparation To modify the key switch dismantle the COP or LOP as described in the Installation manual
K 604521
4.2 Key Switch Modification
The half cylinder is optional. Reference features: L = 40 mm (UNI 9570).
Euro Cylinder
Euro Cylinder [12856; 12.05.2005]
The plate shown in this manual is for illustration purposes only (the COP and LOP plates
have different designs).
4.2.1 Key Switch Mounted on Plate
Disassembly
Procedure
Key Switch Mounted on Plate [12847; 11.05.2005]

1 Block 2
2 Block 1
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No Step
1 Remove the three fastening screws.
Removing the three Fastening Screws [12848; 11.05.2005]
2 Separate block 1 from block 2 and verify that the sliding cursor (3) is in the
correct position (refer to step 6).
Separating Block 1 from Block 2 [12849; 13.05.2005]

3 Sliding Cursor
Assembly
Procedure 3 Remove the fixation screw from block 1.
Removing the Fixation Screw from Block 1 [12821; 11.05.2005]
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4 Insert the cylinder (4) into block 1.
Inserting the Cylinder into Block 1 [12822; 13.05.2005]

4 Cylinder
5 Fasten the cylinder with the fixation screw.
Cylinder Fixation [12824; 11.05.2005]
6 Before inserting the cylinder and joining the two blocks, verify that the sliding
cursors (3) are exactly between the two notches (5).
Sliding Cursor Positions [12846; 17.05.2005]

3 Sliding cursors
5 Notches
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7 Join block 1 to block 2.
Inserting Block 1 with the Cylinder into Block 2 [12852; 11.05.2005]
8 Fasten the three fixation screws.
Fastening the three Fixation Screws [12853; 11.05.2005]
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4.2.2 Key Switch as Separate Part
Disassembly
Procedure No Step
1 Remove the three fastening screws.
Key Switch mounted on Plate [12818;

11.05.2005]
1 Frame
2 Block 2
3 Block 1
4 Bezel
Removing the three Fastening Screws [12819;
11.05.2005]
2 Separate block 1 from block 2 and verify that the sliding cursor (5) is in the
correct position.
Separating Block 1 from Block 2 [12958; 17.05.2005]

5 Sliding Cursor
Assembly
3 Remove the fixation screw from block 1.
Procedure
Removing the Fixation Screw from Block 1 [12821; 11.05.2005]
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4 Insert the cylinder in block 1.
Inserting the Cylinder in Block 1 [12952; 17.05.2005]

6 Cylinder
5 Fasten the cylinder with the fixation screw.
Cylinder Fixation [12824; 11.05.2005]
6 Remove the four fixation screws from block 2.
Removing the four Fixation Screws [12825; 11.05.2005]

1 Frame
7 Remove the frame.
Removing the Frame [12836; 11.05.2005]
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8 Before inserting the cylinder and joining the two blocks, verify that the sliding
cursors (5) are exactly between the two notches (7).
Sliding Cursor Positions [12957; 17.05.2005]

5 Sliding cursor
7 Notches
9 Join block 1 to block 2.
Joining Block 1 to Block 2 [12839; 12.05.2005]
10 Fasten the three fastening screws.
Fastening the three Fastening Screws [12826; 11.05.2005]
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11 Put the plate (9) on the block (10).
12 Select a spacer (8) according to the table below. A kit of various spacers will be
supplied to allow for different plate thicknesses.
13 Insert the plate (1) onto the plate (9).
Mounting the Plate on the Block [12840; 17.05.2005]

1 Frame
8 Spacers
9 Plate
10 Block
Plate Thickness: 1 mm 1.5 mm 2 mm 2.5 mm 3 mm
Assembling without 4 x 1 mm 4 x 1.5 mm 4 x 2 mm 4 x 2.5 mm 4 x 3 mm
Frame
Assembling with 4 x 2 mm 4 x 2.5 mm 4 x 3 mm 4 x 1.5 mm 4 x 2 mm
Frame (Optional) and and
4 x 2.5 mm 4 x 2.5 mm
Spacer Table
14 Fasten the frame.
Fastening the Frame [12841; 17.05.2005]
15 Put the bezel on the block.
Putting the Bezel on the Block [12842; 11.05.2005]
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16 Press the bezel until it engages.
Mounting the Bezel [12843; 11.05.2005]
To remove the bezel separate the two blocks (refer to the following two steps).
Disassembly
Procedure No Step
1 Take block 1 and enter a screwdriver in the slot which is on the back of block 1.
Removing the Bezel [12844; 11.05.2005]
2 Lever on the plastic clip until it releases from its support. Now remove the bezel.
Removing the Bezel [12845; 11.05.2005]
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4.2.3 Mounting of Key Switch with Euro Key Switch Low Profile
Mounting Euro
Key Low Profile No Step
1 Remove the two fastening screws.
2 Remove all components.
3 Insert the key cylinder into the block.
1 2 3
Steps One to Three [27008; 17.07.2008]
4 Verify that the sliding cursors are exactly between the two notches.
5 Fasten the key cylinder with the fixation screw.
6 Put the frame on the plate.
4 5 6
Steps Four to Six [27010; 17.07.2008]
7 Select a spacer suitable to the plate thickness according to the table below.
Match the two parts.
8 Put the block on the frame.
zoom
7 8
7
Steps Seven to Eight [27011; 17.07.2008]
Plate Thickness 1 mm 1.5 mm 2 mm 3 mm

Spacer Thickness 2 mm 1.5 mm 1 mm -
Spacer Table
9 Fasten the two fastening screws.

10 Release the locks.
9 10
Steps Nine to Ten [27012; 17.07.2008]
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4.2.4 Mounting of Key Switch with KABA Cylinder (not for Low Profile)
Mounting of Key
Switch with No Step
KABA Cylinder 1 Mount the key switch with KABA cylinder (3) as shown below.
 Pay attention to the cylinder orientation (4 or 5) depending on the key
function.
 Make sure that both springs (1) are mounted.
4
1
Key Switch with KABA Cylinder [21870; 07.05.2007]

1 Spring
2 COP sheet
3 KABA cylinder
4 Cylinder orientation for the functions JRVC-
SET, JRVM10_SERT and JNFFP
5 Cylinder orientation for the functions other
than JRVC-SET, JRVM10_SERT and JNFFP
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4.2.5 Low Profile Key Switch
Assembly
Procedure KABA
1065 BS
6
4
3
1
Low Profile Key Switch BS [18565; 03.10.2006]
1 Cylinder block and faceplate
2 Bezel
3 Fixation plate
4 Locking ring
5 Contact block
6 Panel cut-out
No Step
1 Put the bezel (2) onto the back of the cylinder block and faceplate (1).
[18614; 06.10.2006]
2 Insert the assembly into the panel cut-out (6).
[18615; 06.10.2006]
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3 Put the fixation plate (3) on the back of the inserted assembly.
[18616; 06.10.2006]
4 Thread the locking ring (4) onto the back of the cylinder block.
[18617; 06.10.2006]
5 Make sure that one of the cams without a hump aligns with the position “0” of
the key as shown below.
[18619; 06.10.2006]
6 Turn the key to position “0”.
[18620; 06.10.2006]
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7 Click the contact block (5) into place at the back of the mounted assembly.
Tilt the contact block as shown below when clicking it into place.
[18621; 06.10.2006]
Assembly
Procedure KABA
1065 HD
9
8
7
6
4 5
3
2
1
Low Profile Key Switch HD [18566; 03.10.2006]
1 Cylinder block
2 Bezel
3 Gasket
4 Nut
5 O-ring 27 x 1.5
6 Locking ring
7 Spacer cone
8 Contact block
9 Panel cut-out
1 Insert the cylinder block (1) into the bezel (2).
[18604; 06.10.2006]
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2 Slide the gasket (3) over the stud at the back of the bezel (2).
[18605; 06.10.2006]
3 Insert the assembly into the panel cut-out (9).
[18606; 06.10.2006]
4 Put on and fasten the nut (4), then slide the O-ring 27 x 1.5 (5) over the cylinder
block from behind.
1
2
[18607; 06.10.2006]
5 Thread the locking ring (6) onto the back of the cylinder block (1).
[18608; 06.10.2006]
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6 Flush variant only: slide the spacer cone (7) over the cylinder block from
behind.
[18609; 06.10.2006]
7 Make sure that one of the cams without a hump aligns with the position “0” of
the key as shown below.
[18610; 06.10.2006]
8 Turn the key to position “0”.
[18611; 06.10.2006]
9 Click the contact block (8) into place at the back of the mounted assembly.
Tilt the contact block as shown below when clicking into place.
2
1
2
[18612; 06.10.2006]
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4.3 Modification of the Dot Matrix Display, Old Version
Applicability For display PCB with the supplier part numbers:

 17034001
 17034001.GN
 17034003
 17034005
 17034006
 17034007.
Dot Matrix
Displays
Dot Matrix Displays [12866; 12.05.2005]
4.3.1 Offset Setting
Offset Setting This procedure allows to set the offset on the dot matrix displays. The offset value is shown
on the display and is the value from which the sequence will start. If for example, the
chosen offset value is “-3”, the sequence of the gray inputs will be: -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, etc.
If the display programming involves letters, it has to be done after setting the offset.
Otherwise they will be wiped out by the offset.
No Step
1 Connect and switch on the display.
2 Simultaneously push the PROGRAM and the ADVANCE buttons for at least
3 seconds: The display will show “PD” (default programming). When the buttons
are released the display will show “-0”.
3 Push the ADVANCE button to select the required offset value (range: “-0” to “-9”).
4 Push the PROGRAM button to end the procedure.
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4.3.2 Characters / Symbols Setting
Characters /
Symbols Setting No Step
1 Connect and switch on the display.
2 If connected to the elevator, move the car to the landing at which the indication
has to be programmed. Otherwise, program the indication using the GRAY code
(see “Gray Code Table”).
The current setting will be shown.
Pushing the ADVANCE button for more than three seconds causes the display to scroll
through the list of characters and symbols. On reaching the end of the list, the scrolling
starts over the beginning.
3 Push the PROGRAM button for at least 3 seconds (the display will show 00).
When the PROGRAM button is released the display will show 0 on the ten-
segment whereas the unit-segment will blank.
4 Push the ADVANCE button to select the type of visualization (see table
“Characters/Symbols that can be shown”).
5 Push the PROGRAM button to go to the visualization of the units (the unit digit
will show 0).
6 Push the ADVANCE button to select the type of visualization.
7 Push the PROGRAM to end the setting (the display will switch off for a moment
to confirm the new setting).
8 To program other inputs repeat the procedure from step 2.
Number Gray Code Table

G4 G3 G2 G1 G0
0 0 0 0 0 0
1 0 0 0 0 1
2 0 0 0 1 1
3 0 0 0 1 0
4 0 0 1 1 0
5 0 0 1 1 1
6 0 0 1 0 1
7 0 0 1 0 0
8 0 1 1 0 0
9 0 1 1 0 1
10 0 1 1 1 1
11 0 1 1 1 0
12 0 1 0 1 0
13 0 1 0 1 1
14 0 1 0 0 1
15 0 1 0 0 0
16 1 1 0 0 0
17 1 1 0 0 1
18 1 1 0 1 1
19 1 1 0 1 0
20 1 1 1 1 0
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Number Gray Code Table
G4 G3 G2 G1 G0
21 1 1 1 1 1
22 1 1 1 0 1
23 1 1 1 0 0
24 1 0 1 0 0
25 1 0 1 0 1
26 1 0 1 1 1
27 1 0 1 1 0
28 1 0 0 1 0
29 1 0 0 1 1
30 1 0 0 0 1
31 1 0 0 0 0
Gray Code Table
2U 4 > H S 01 i t :
CHARACTERS/SYMBOLS
I + 5 ? I T 0- j -E
II 3U 6 @ J U -0 -6 E-
HC - 7 A K V -1 6- -D
CP UG 8 B L W 1- -7 D-
M X -2 7- -K
OV -1 9 C N Y 2- -8 K-
MV 0 : D O Z -3 8- -A
UV 1 ; E P [ 3- -9 5-
VE 2 < F Q 10 -4 9- -5
1U 3 = G R 4- s 1/ 2
Available Characters and Symbols [12850; 29.01.2009]

1 Display sequence (first down then over)
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4.4 Modification of the Dot Matrix Display, New Version
Applicability For display PCB with the following supplier part numbers:
 17039202.G
 17039202.SG
 17039204.
Display Legend
Characters Description
E_ Errors
Ex Exit
ID Default set-up
IC Custom set-up
A_ Operation mode (A2 = gray)
B_ Value first visualization
C_ Offset value (-9 ... 0 ... +9)
Sv Save
U Units
D Tens
Steps Legend
Steps Legend [27076; 24.07.2008]

1 ADVANCE
Set-up key
2 PROGRAM
Navigation menu key
(light touch)
3 PROGRAM
Navigation menu key and saving value
(extended touch > 3 seconds)
4 Flashing
Default Setting
Default setting
Default Setting [27061; 29.01.2009]
Sequential To set up specific letters/numbers, bring the elevator to the relevant floor level and follow
Indication Setting the diagram.
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1
2
Sequential Indication Setting [27062; 29.01.2009]

1 Tens
2 Units
The units and tens show the complete range of letters/numbers that can be displayed.
2U 4 > H S 01 i t :
CHARACTERS/SYMBOLS
I + 5 ? I T 0- j -E
II 3U 6 @ J U -0 -6 E-
HC - 7 A K V -1 6- -D
CP UG 8 B L W 1- -7 D-
M X -2 7- -K
OV -1 9 C N Y 2- -8 K-
MV 0 : D O Z -3 8- -A
UV 1 ; E P [ 3- -9 5-
VE 2 < F Q 10 -4 9- -5
1U 3 = G R 4- s 1/ 2
Available Characters and Symbols [12850; 29.01.2009]

1 Display sequence (first down then over)
Offset Setting
1
Offset Setting [27064; 16.02.2009]
1 Enter the desired offset level from -9 ... 9
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First
Visualization
Setting
Error list
First Visualization Setting [27065; 29.01.2009]
1 See table below
G0 G1 G2 G3 G4 -
B0 0 0 0 0 0 Blank
B1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Error List
Error List [27066; 29.01.2009]

E00 = No error
E02 = Data check result is wrong: Enter default setting again
4.5 Modification of the 7-Segment Display
Characters / Seven-segment displays show the floor numbers in strict sequence. Various sequences can
Symbols Setting be programmed by the setting of a DIP switch.
No Step
1 On the indicator PCB, set the 5-bit DIP switch according to the table below.
Floor Name S1 S2 S3 S4 S5
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, ..., 20 Off Off Off Off Off
-1, 0, 1, 2, 3, ..., 19 On Off Off Off Off
-2, -1, 0, 1, 2, ..., 18 Off On Off Off Off
-3, -2, -1, 0, 1, ..., 17 Off Off On Off Off
-4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, ..., 16 Off Off Off On Off
E, 1, 2, 3, 4, ..., 20 Off Off Off Off On
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ..., 21 On On Off Off Off
DIP Switch Settings
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4.6 * Spare Parts
Usage Codes
Characters Description
BS Standard line
HD Heavy duty
FF Firefighter (EN81-72)
VP Vandal-proof (EN81-71 class 2)
NAME Name panel
HCOP Handicapped COP
Spare Parts List
Pos. Description Usage Code ID. No.
1 PCB LONMXB 2. COP BS/HD/FF/VP 591846
2 PCB SCOPMXB 3.Q COP BS/HD/FF/VP 591858
3 PCB HYDMXB COP BS/HD/VP 55502848
4 PCB LONCPI 1.Q HCOP 591572
5 PCB NWIOD 6.Q HCOP 591576
6 PCB SCOPHM 3.Q HCOP 591855
7 JDC INTERFACE PCB COP BS/HD/FF/VP 59321517
8 2 CONTACT KABA PCB COP 59321519
9 1 NO+1NC CONTACT DA BUTTON PCB COP BS 59321520
10 1 NO+1NC CONTACT DA BUTTON VP PCB COP HD/FF/VP 55502862
11 DT-O BUTTON PCB COP BS 59321521
12 DT-O BUTTON VP PCB COP HD/FF/VP 55502863
13 DT-S BUTTON PCB COP BS 59321522
14 DT-S BUTTON VP PCB COP HD/FF/VP 55502864
15 5 DC BUTTON PCB COP BS 59321523
16 5 DC BUTTON VP PCB COP HD/FF/VP 55502865
17 7 DC BUTTON PCB COP BS 59321524
18 7 DC BUTTON VP PCB COP HD/FF/VP 55502866
19 7-SEGMENT LOP DISPLAY PCB LOP BS/HD 59321525
20 DOT MATRIX LOP DISPLAY PCB LOP BS/HD 59321526
21 DOT MATRIX LOP ARROW PCB LOP 59321527
22 DE/DC BUTTON PCB COP/LOP BS 59321528
23 DE/DC BUTTON VP PCB COP/LOP 55502867
HD/FF/VP
24 DE BUTTON PCB - EN81-70 LOP BS 59321529
25 DE BUTTON VP PCB - EN81-70 LOP HD/FF/VP 55502868
26 KEY KABA 8 LOCKING 300 SCHINDLER COP/LOP 536418
29 KEY KABA 8 LOCKING 5000 COP/LOP 190170
31 STOP SWITCH CONTACT BLOCK COP BS/HD/FF 55503640
32 SCHINDLER LOGO COP 593384
33 END PIECES BRUSHED COP COP/NAME SURF. 55504283
34 VENTILATION ELEMENT COP/NAME 593388
35 ADDRESS ELEMENT NAME 593389
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36 FLAT CABLE 2X16 POLES (XDISPLAY) COP 59321538
37 FLAT CABLE 4X10 POLES (XBOTTOM) COP 59321539
38 FLAT CABLE 2X16 POLES (XDC 7 BUT.) COP 59321540
39 FLAT CABLE 2X16 POLES (XDC 5 BUT.) COP 55502861
40 CABLE SCOPMXB-SDIC 3 M COP 59321026
41 CABLE SCOPMXB-TAM COP 55502872
42 CABLE SCOPMXB-SCOPHM 8 M COP 55502873
43 CABLE LONMXB-LONMXB 8 M COP 55502808
44 CABLE LONMXB-LONCPI 8 M COP 55502874
45 CABLE MIC/LOUDSP/LARC/LAGC TAM2 COP 59321072
46 CABLE MIC/LOUDSP TM3-I COP 59321074
47 CABLE JDC 0.25 M COP 55502875
48 CABLE JDC 0.40 M COP 55502876
49 CABLE SWITCH (CONFIG.SPARE PART) COP 55502877
 Controller type (BM, MX, HydroElite)
50 CABLE JHC BS/HD COP BS/HD 55502878
51 LOUDSPEAKER WITH CABLE COP 55502879
52 CABLE JDE-SLCU(M) LOP 55502880
53 CABLE JBF-SLCU(M) LOP 55502881
54 CABLE JNFF-SLCUX LOP 55502882
55 CABLE JNO-SLCUX LOP 55502883
56 CABLE JAB-SLCUX LOP 55502884
57 CABLE JBF_SET-SLCU(M)/SLCUX LOP 55502885
58 CABLE DE-SLCU(M) LOP 55502886
59 CABLE LAMP-SLCUX LOP 55502887
60 CABLE LOP LW-SLCUM LOP 55502888
61 CABLE LOP ADIE-SLCUM LOP 55502889
(CONFIG.SPARE PART)
62 CABLE LIP LW-SLCUM LIP 55502890
63 CABLE LIP ADIE-SLCUM LIP 55502891
(CONFIG.SPARE PART)
64 CABLE DA/DC-LONCPI/NWIO HCOP 55502892
65 CABLE DT-O-SCOPHM HCOP 55502893
66 CABLE DC-SCOPHM HCOP 55502894
67 CABLE DA-SCOPHM HCOP 55502895
68 KEY CPL KABA 1007 W. PCBS COP/LOP 59321541
(CONFIG.SPARE PART)
 Key type (BS)
 Material (Brushed or mirror, only when
BS type)
 BMK
 Language
 Main stop or not (only DC)
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69 BUTTON CPL. (CONFIG.SPARE PART) COP/LOP 59321542
 Button type (BS)
BS type)
 BMK (DC, DE, DE-U, DE-D, DT-O, DT-S,
DA, DCW, DCW-U, DCW-D)
 With or without Braille inscriptions (only
DC BS)
 Floor designation (only DC)
70 INSTR. PLATE CPL. (CONFIG.SPARE PART) COP 55504214
 County
 Language
 Material
 Text
71 INSTR. PLATE FRAME COP BS/HD 59321549
72 LONG COP OPENING TOOL COP/NAME 55500240
73 SHORT COP OPENING TOOL SHORT COP, LOP, 55503642
LIP 1)
74 MECHANIC TOGGLE SWITCH BS COP BS/HD 55500243
75 MECHANIC TOGGLE SWITCH VP COP FF/VP 55503643
76 FLOPPY DISC ADDRESS ELEMENT NAME 55500298
77 FIXING MATERIAL LOP/LIP FLUSH CLIP LIP/LOP 55500266
78 FIXING MATERIAL LOP/LIP SURFACE LIP/LOP 55500267
BRUSHED
79 FIXING MATERIAL LOP/LIP SURFACE LIP/LOP 55500323
MIRROR
80 FRONT GLASS LAMP ELEMENTS COP/LOP BS/HD 55500325
81 ACOUSTIC ELEMENT GRID COP/LOP BS 55500326
82 FRONT GLASS ADDRESS ELEMENT NAME 55500328
83 FIXING MATERIAL REAR WALL TO CAR COP 55500329
84 KABA 8 WITH KEY 300 AND SCREWS (VAR. COP/LOP 55500492
1)
1)
1/3)
4)
4)
4)
4)
5)
92 END PIECES MIRROR COP SURFACE/NAME COP/LOP 55504291
93 INSTR. PLATE MX WITHOUT TEXT BRUSHED COP/LOP 59321551
94 INSTR. PLATE MX WITHOUT TEXT MIRROR COP/LOP 59321552
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95 KEY W.OUT CYLINDER/PCB/UNDER PART COP/LOP 55500938
 BMK
 Language
 Material
96 SET OF MOUNTING MATERIAL COP COP 55504292
97 LAMP ELEMENT MX-BASIC BS LOP BS 55504206
 BMK
 Language
98 LAMP ELEMENT MX-BASIC VP LOP HD/FF/VP 55504207
 BMK
 Language
99 COP INDICATOR FILM (CONFIG.SPARE COP BS/HD/FF 55504277
PART)
 LOAD (kg)
 PERSONS
 COMM. NO.
 CE NO.
 Fixtures type
100 LOP FACEPLATE CONFIGURABLE LOP BS/HD/FF/VP 55504278
 Elements
 Material
 Family
 Mounting
101 LIP FACEPLATE CONFIGURABLE LIP BS/HD/FF/VP 55504279
 Elements
 Material
 Family
 Mounting
102 LOP/LIP WALL BOX CONFIGURABLE LIP/LOP 55504281
 Elements BS/HD/FF/VP
 Family
 Mounting
103 DCW BUTTON PCB LOP BS/HD/FF/VP 55504282
104 CABLE JHC VP/FF COP FF/VP 55504284
105 JST-WAGO ADAPTER FOR LONMXB COP 55504285
106 FIXING MATERIAL LOP/LIP FLUSH CLIPS VP LOP/LIP VP 55504286
107 FIXING MATERIAL LOP/LIP SURF BR 100 mm LOP/LIP BS 55504287
108 FIXING MATERIAL LOP/LIP SURF MI 100 mm LOP/LIP BS 55504288
109 FIXING MATERIAL LOP/LIP SURF BR 65 mm LOP/LIP BS 55504289
110 FIXING MATERIAL LOP/LIP SURF MI 65 mm LOP/LIP BS 55504290
111 LOP INDICATOR MECH ELEMENT LOP BS/HD 55504293
112 LOP ARROWS MECH ELEMENT LOP BS/HD 55504295
113 DCW BUTTON VP PCB LOP HD/FF/VP 55504294
114 DCW BUTTON CABLE LOP BS/HD/FF/VP 55504299
115 ACKNOWLEDGE LED KIT COMPLETE COP BS/HD 59322450
116 2NO CONTACT DA BUTTON PCB COP BS 55504335
117 2NO CONTACT DA BUTTON VP PCB COP HD/FF/VP 55504336
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118 KEY CPL KABA W. PCBS (CONFIG.SPARE COP/LOP 55504340
PART) BS/HD/FF
 Key type (BS/HD or FF)
BS type)
 BMK
 Language
 Cylinder code
 Key switch type (raised or flush)
 Controller type (BX, MX, HydroElite)
 Element type (Duplex, Simplex)
119 KABA 1065DA CYL. W/ KEY 300 (V1) COP/LOP BS/HD 55504341
120 KABA 1065DA CYL. W/ KEY 500 (V1) COP/LOP BS/HD 55504342
121 KABA 1065DA CYL. W/ KEY 5000 (V1-3) COP/LOP BS/HD 55504343
122 KABA 1065CA CYL. W/ KEY 300 (V4) COP/LOP BS/HD 55504344
127 PCB 1-TO-N TO GRAY INTERFACE LOP BS/HD 55504617
128 7-SEGMENT COP DISPLAY BS/HD COP BS/HD 55505269
COMPLETE
 LOAD (kg)
 PERSONS
 COMM. NO.
 CE NO.
129 DOT MATRIX COP DISPLAY BS/HD COP BS/HD 55505270
COMPLETE
 LOAD (kg)
 PERSONS
 COMM. NO.
 CE NO.
130 7 SEGMENT ADIE LIP W/O GONG BS/HD LIP BS/HD 55505271
COMPLETE (CONFIG.SPARE PART)
131 7 SEGMENT ADIE LIP WITH GONG BS/HD LIP BS/HD 55505272
132 DOT MATRIX ADIE LIP W/O GONG BS/HD LIP BS/HD 55505273
133 DOT MATRIX ADIE LIP W. GONG BS/HD LIP BS/HD 55505274
134 DOT MATRIX LW LIP W/O GONG BS/HD LIP BS/HD 55505275
COMPLETE
135 DOT MATRIX LW LIP WITH GONG BS/HD LIP BS/HD 55505276
COMPLETE
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136 7-SEGMENT COP DISPLAY FF COMPLETE COP FF 55505277
 LOAD (kg)
 PERSONS
 COMM. NO.
 CE NO.
137 DOT MATRIX COP DISPLAY FF COMPLETE COP FF 55505278
 LOAD (kg)
 PERSONS
 COMM. NO.
 CE NO.
138 7 SEGMENT ADIE LIP W/O GONG FF LIP FF 55505279
139 7 SEGMENT ADIE LIP WITH GONG FF LIP FF 55505280
140 DOT MATRIX ADIE LIP W/O GONG FF LIP FF 55505281
141 DOT MATRIX ADIE LIP WITH GONG FF LIP FF 55505282
142 DOT MATRIX LW LIP FF W/O GONG LIP FF 55505283
COMPLETE
143 DOT MATRIX LW LIP FF WITH GONG LIP FF 55505284
COMPLETE
144 DOT MATRIX COP DISPLAY VP COMPLETE COP VP 55505285
 LOAD (kg)
 PERSONS
 COMM. NO.
 CE NO.
145 DOT MATRIX ADIE LIP W/O GONG VP LIP VP 55505286
146 DOT MATRIX ADIE LIP WITH GONG VP LIP VP 55505287
147 DOT MATRIX LW LIP VP W/O GONG LIP VP 55505288
COMPLETE
148 DOT MATRIX LW LIP VP WITH GONG LIP VP 55505289
COMPLETE
149 CABLE LONIC/X1-1-6 TO LONTC/XTELA COP 55504618
150 LP EURO KEY CPL. W. PCBS LOP BS/HD/FF 55504624
(CONFIG.SPARE PART)
 Key type (BS/HD or FF)
BS type)
 BMK
 Language
 Key switch type (raised or flush)
 Controller type (BX, MX, HydroElite)
 Element type (Duplex, Simplex)
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151 HANGING CEILING ADAPTER COP LONG 55504625
 Material: CrNi Brushed, CrNi Mirror, Steel BS/HD/VP/FF
painted silver opaque RAL 9006, Steel
painted antractite opaque RAL 7021
 Steel type: AISI 304, AISI 441
 Type: Flush, Surface
 Ceiling height: 80, 100, 120, 134 and 150
mm (other heights are available on request)
152 CABLE RLNC-A/XLD MX-BASIC COP 55504626
153 CABLE LIP ADIE HYDROELITE LIP HydroElite 55504629
154 CABLE LOP ADIE HYDROELITE LOP HydroElite 55504630
155 3 DC button PCB COP BS 55507409
1) The opening tool is required only for surface mounted COP, LIP and LOPs
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A1 Abbreviations
Abbreviations
Abbreviation Description
BS Basic Standard
COP Car Operating Panel
FF Fire Fighting
HCOP Handicapped COP, horizontal COP
HD Heavy Duty
LIP Landing Indication Panel
LOP Landing Operation Panel
VP Vandal Proofed
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Maintenance

MX Basic Fixtures may also be referred to as FI MXB.

Modification 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 Prepared 05.04.2011 odermano

1.1 Safety Equipment

Hard Hat Safety Shoes Protective Gloves

Safety Goggles Hearing Protection Full Body Harness

1.2 Safety Warnings Used in this Manual

2.3 Check and Adjustment

Overview [12861; 24.07.2008]

3.3.1 Replacement of Push-buttons BS

Dismantling the Cover [12646; 10.05.2005]

4 Remove the runner.

Dismantling the Runner [12650; 10.05.2005]

5 To unfasten the bezel only:

Dismantling the Bezel [12764; 10.05.2005]

Dismantling the Push-button Body [12768; 10.05.2005]

3.3.2 Replacement of Push-buttons HD, VP and FF

Starting Position [12786; 10.05.2005]

Removing the Snap-on Module of the Button [12804; 11.05.2005]

Removing the Nut [12787; 10.05.2005]

4 Loosen the fixation ring with a wrench.

Loosening the Fixation Ring [12788; 10.05.2005]

Removing the Fixation Ring [12805; 11.05.2005]

Removing the Spacer (if Present) [12789; 10.05.2005]

8 Remove the O-ring.

Removing the O-Ring [12790; 10.05.2005]

Removing the Button [12791; 10.05.2005]

Removing the Button Cover [12792; 10.05.2005]

Mounting the Teflon Ring [12793; 17.05.2005]

Inserting the Button Cover [12795; 11.05.2005]

Inserting the Button. [12796; 11.05.2005]

Mounting the O-Ring [12797; 11.05.2005]

15 If the plate has a thickness of 2 mm insert a spacer.

Mounting the Spacer [12798; 11.05.2005]

Mounting the Fixation Ring [12799; 11.05.2005]

Fastening the Fixation Ring [12800; 11.05.2005]

18 Fasten the nut with a wrench.

Fastening the Nut [12801; 11.05.2005]

Engaging the Snap-on Module [12802; 11.05.2005]

3.3.3 Replacement of LOP Display

Turning the LOP Plate [12771; 12.05.2005]

2 Insert the screwdriver into the lateral slot.

Inserting a Screwdriver [12774; 10.05.2005]

3 Push back and lift the cover.

Lifting the Cover [12776; 10.05.2005]

Removing the Cover [12777; 10.05.2005]

5 Remove the PCB.

Removing the PCB [12780; 10.05.2005]

Opening the Display Body [12782; 10.05.2005]

7 Remove the display body from the front screen.

Removing the Display Body [12783; 10.05.2005]

Removing the White Film [12784; 10.05.2005]

9 Remove the black film.

Removing the Black Film [12785; 10.05.2005]

Turning the Black Film to the Correct Position [12806; 11.05.2005]

13 Insert the PCB into the display.

Inserting the PCB into the Display [12809; 11.05.2005]

Mounting the Cover [12810; 11.05.2005]