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LC - E Operator
LC - E Operator
DOOR OPERATOR
for conversion from
Express Harmonic 1PSO type.
Express
E va n s
Lifts
The LC E Door Operator for Harmonic 1PSO conversion.
CONTENTS
SECTION PAGE
SAFETY WARNINGS 2
DESCRIPTION 3
SCHEMATICS
The E1PSO Operator Arrangement 4
The Control Board and Drive Amplifier 5
RECOMMENDED TOOL LIST 6
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 6
MECHANICAL INSTALLATION 6-7
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
Typical schematic for E Operater Control Box Circuit. 8
Caution 9
Site Wiring 9
Initial set-up 9
Parameter Adjustment 10
Learn The Door Opening Width 11
Door Test 11
Closed Door Holding Torque 11
Operational Warnings 12
Input Filters 12
Output Contacts 12
Door Open/Close Velocity Profiles 13
Parameter Details and Default Values 14
Control Board Messages 15
Control Board Displays U15 and U16 15
FAULT FINDING GUIDE
Doors Fail To Move 16
Lift Fails To Move After Doors Have Closed 16
Door Movement Jerky 17
Doors Move Small Amount and Stop 17
Doors Slam On Closing 17
Encoder Schematic and Adjustment Screw 18
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
Regular Six Monthly Inspection 19
Brush Inspection - Five Years/Every Twelve Months 20
SPARE PARTS LIST 21
DRAWINGS INDEX.
General Assembly Drawings. 22
Drilling Details, 22
APPENDICES
SAFETY WARNINGS
HEALTH and SAFETY at WORK
Voltages present, both in and around the LC E Operator, are capable
of inflicting severe electric shock. It is the responsibility of both owner
and/or user to ensure the installation of this equipment, the way in
which it is installed, operated and maintained, complies with the
requirements of; The Health and Safety at Work Act and The
Electricity at Work Regulations in the United Kingdom, the National
Electrical Code in The USA and all applicable Legislation, Regulations
and Codes of Practice that cover the location of the car on which the
LC E Operator is mounted.
Qualified and competent persons should install or maintain this
equipment after first reading and understanding the information in this
Manual. Instructions in this manual must be adhered to.
Refer any questions regarding this product to the supplier of the
equipment.
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DESCRIPTION
The LC E Operator for Harmonic 1PSO conversions is a derivative design, based on
the standard E Operator, for replacement of the Light Duty Motor/Gear Boxes and
Drive Arms.
Inputs are 110V AC optically isolated and outputs are volt free contacts. Details
of all Inputs and Outputs are given on Page 5 and Page 12.
The control board determines speed profiles and torque limits which are
calculated depending on the door position and the status of the inputs. Within
prescribed limits, the user may alter speed and torque profiles, change modes of
operation and enable or disable various functions. Concise details of how to
adjust the E Operator parameters are given on Page 10.
Parameter data, diagnostic information and the ‘learnt’ door width are stored in a
non-volatile memory. A power supply interruption will not affect the stored data.
The Control Board can identify various fault conditions and act accordingly. A
Fault Finding Guide is provided on Pages 16, 17 and 18.
If necessary, the control board will remove the LC E operator from Service and
display the relevant fault or event code message. Full details of the messages
and the displays are given on Page 15.
If required, a door closed ‘Holding Toque’ adjustment is available for when the lift
car is moving.
SCHEMATICS
Belt Guard
Displays E Prom
Power Supply
Connections
Vane
Encoder Connection
Connection
Output
Input Connection
Connection
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
! Before commencing, ensure ALL electrical supplies to the E Operator have
been isolated. The supply must be restored to complete the electrical tests, set-
up and parameter adjustments.
! To prevent damage to the control board, securely replace the E Operator cover
before returning the lift to Service.
! With the cover removed there is a potential tripping hazard.
! When cycling the operator from the Car Roof Top Station, keep away from all
moving parts, in particular the toothed belt and vane linkage.
! The belt guard forms an integral part of the top cover and is NOT A STEP.
Damage to the operator will result if used accordingly.
MECHANICAL INSTALLATION
Drawings required for mechanical installation are inserted at the back of this manual
A full list appears on Page 22 giving drawing numbers for:
Procedure
• Remove redundant Drive Arm and Motor/Gearbox. Retain fixings from the
Motor/gearbox.
• Mark out and drill holes on Header, Hanger and Door to drawings at the back of
the manual. (a full list of drawings can be found on Page 22).
• Tap 8 off Dia 5 holes in Hanger to M6. Fit M6 Nutsert into 8 off Dia 12.7 holes
using service tool provided in Operator Kit. Fit Stiffener Plates and Packers ,
using 16 off M6 x 20 Lg Hex. Hd. Screws and Plain Washers.
• Fit replacement Motor/Gearbox Assembly, using M8 x 25 LG HX HD Screws,
Plain Washers and Nut Plates.
• Fit Adapter Plate using 4 off M8 x 25 LG HX Hd Screw, Plain Washers and Nuts.
Fit Idler Return Pulley Assembly to Adapter Plate using 4 off M8 x 25 LG HX HD
Screws and Plain Washers. Position Idler pulley at mid point of its adjustment
and tighten fixings temporarily.
• Fit Cover Support to Door Hanger using 2 off the existing fixings used for original
Motor/gearbox Unit.
• Fit Belt guard to Motor/Gearbox Support and Cover Support using 3 off M6 x 20
LG HX HD Screws ,Plain Washers and Nuts.
• Fit Drive Plate Assembly to Door Hanger Using 4 off M8 x 25 LG Cup Square
Bolts, Plain Washers and Nuts.
• Position belt around both pulleys, mark correct length and cut to size. Terminate
ends of belt in the clamp, on the drive plate Ensure that the ends are as close
together as possible and at mid-position within the clamp. If the belt has been cut
slightly short move the Idler Pulley towards the centre of the car.
• Tension the belt as shown in routine maintenance on Page 18. Check visually
that the belt is parallel to the door track and that it moves around the pulleys
without fouling the flanges. Adjust position of Motor/Gearbox or Idler Pulley if
required.
• Remove wiring form Car Gate Switch and Campot. Fit Switch Bracket and resite
CGS in new position using M6 X 16 LG HX HD screws, nuts and plain washers.
Fit Terminal Box to Campot. Rewire Campot and Car gate wiring to Terminal Box
and extend car gate wiring to Car Gate Switch.
• Fit Cover and Drive Belt Cover after electrical installation and adjustment.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
E Operator on Car
415V SUPPLY
MCB1 E
41 41 (0V) 3 4
55 N1
TRANSFORMER (110V) 1
E FILTER
2
(250VA Min.) P1
55
See Notes
NUDG NUDG RUN CLOSE OPEN E
F110
F110
F0
COM
OD
CD
N
Open Door Limit ODL1
ODL2
Close Door Limit CDL1
CDL2
Door Reverse Circuit OBST
green OBST
yellow V1
V2
blue
MIC1
red
MIC2
Car Gate Switch CGS1
CGS2
CONTROLLER
NOTES.
1. The 110V supply must be fully floating i.e. the secondary winding of the transformer must not be earthed.
2. Use SPARE VOLT FREE contacts for Open, Close, Run, and Nudge inputs.
3. The comon feed for the volt free contacts must be taken from the 110V line which is connect to P1 on
the filter.
4. Close input takes precedence over Open input. If both inputs are present operator will close or remain
closed .
Site Wiring
The LC E operator requires a 110V AC supply.
When retro-fitting please note the following points;
• A new 110V transformer is required rated at least 250VA. THE SECONDARY
WINDING OF THIS TRANSFORMER MUST NOT BE EARTHED. A suitable unit
can be obtained from the manufacturer. Please order part number OT 711 01 04
(300VA) OR OT 711 01 02 (500VA).
• A Type D, 2 pole, 4 Amp circuit breaker is required in the 110V AC supply to the
operator. This can be obtained from the manufacturer. Please order part number
OC 630 03 15.
• Use spare volt free contacts for Open (21H), Close (20H), Run (RC) and Nudge
(20L if fitted).
• The common feed for the volt free contacts must be taken from the 100V line
which is connected to P1 on the filter.
• Close input takes precedence over open input. If both inputs are present operator
will close or remain closed.
Use the OBST output contacts to reverse the doors when obstructed. Equivalent to
door reverse switch in existing cycloidal circuits.
Switch the supply ON and repeat the INITIAL POWER-UP routine as described above.
NOTE: During door travel the upper two (vertical) LED's on display U15 will
flicker and should be of equal brightness. See Page 15. This means that the
board is receiving encoder pulses.
Parameter Adjustment
There are twenty seven adjustable parameters but not all are used, see Page 14. All
parameters can be read at any time. Parameters 19 and 20, door width, are
automatically set when the door travel is learnt and are not site adjustable. Parameters
23, 24 and 25, cycle counts, are automatically updated during the operational life of the
door/operator and are not site adjustable.
To display a parameter press the TOG button once. Each time the TOG button is
pressed the display swaps between the parameter number and its retained data.
INC or DEC button is then pressed until the required parameter number is shown. TOG
is pressed again to show its retained value.
NOTE: To discriminate between parameter numbers and data, the display
shows decimal points when parameter numbers are being viewed.
The doors cannot be operated when the displays show a parameter number or data. To
return to Normal, rd or dt, the parameter number must be incremented above 32. To
write to a parameter the KEY parameter 12 must first be set to 01, after which all other
parameters can be altered.
Default parameter 32 set to 01, i.e. suitable for two piece centre opening doors (2PCO).
When the LC E Operator is used on other applications, the appropriate default values
of parameter 32 must be selected. Please refer to the Parameter List on Page 14.
Velocity profiles for door opening and closing are graphically displayed on Page 13.
NOTE: Ensure the correct LED's on display U15 are illuminated. See Page 15. If
reversed then switch OFF the power supply. Reverse the ENC wires on
J4 terminal block. Switch ON and re-learn the door opening width.
Door-Test
With switch S1 set to door-test mode, ensure door travel is both smooth and complete
in both directions.
Use the INC button to open the doors, ensure as the doors open the display indicates O+.
With the doors fully open ensure the open door limit (ODL) contacts are open, indicated
by the ODL LED being illuminated.
Use the DEC button to close the doors, ensure as the doors close the display indicates C+.
With the doors fully closed ensure the close door limit (CDL) contacts are open,
indicated by the CDL LED being illuminated.
With the LC E operator in normal mode (rd), use the car station open door push to open
the doors, ensure the open door input LED (OD) illuminates, the doors open and the
display indicates O+. With the doors fully open ensure the open door limit (ODL)
contacts are open.
Use the car station close door push to close the doors, ensure the close door input LED
(CD) illuminates, the doors close and the display indicates C+ . With the doors fully
closed ensure the close door limit (CDL) contacts are open.
Refer to Page 15 for a description of the displays (+) and control board messages.
Operational Warnings
To avoid any dangerous conditions, maximum speed adjustment will be related to the mass
of the doors.
It is imperative that torque adjustment, parameter 11, is correctly set. The torque must be
measured, at mid-travel of the doors, using a door force gauge.
Actual DC motor current may be read by monitoring point TPI (CURRENT) on the control
board. 1 Volt DC = 1 Amp DC, with respect to 0V on point TP2 (REF).
The door close relay must remain energised when the lift is running.
Inputs Filters
See also the Schematic on Page 5.
INPUT FILTERS
CONTROL BOARD TERMINALS J1
DESIGNATION DESCRIPTION LED
OD Open doors D10
CD Close doors D11
N Nudging D12
F NOT USED D13
R Reduced speed closing D14
DRP Input from PE, door reversal D15
DRL Input from LR, door reversal D16
-- Vane micro-switch D17
SP Spare D18
LINK Common Return
Output Contacts
See also the Schematic on Page 5.
Speed
! Please observe the Operational Warnings on Page 12 before adjusting Parameter 11.
Displays U15 and U16 When the doors are moving, the upper LED’s display
U15 will be of equal brightness but not fully illuminated.
‘L+‘ ‘L+‘
Doors closing Doors opening
during learning during learning
‘C+‘ ‘O+‘
Doors closing in Doors opening in
ready (rd) or ready (rd) or
door-test (dt)mode door-test (dt) mode
Power On/Off
When the power supply is removed the doors will immediately stop. When the power
supply is restored the doors will not move until an OD or CD signal is given, whereupon
they will slowly respond to the required direction command. Normal operation is then
restored.
FAULT SOLUTION
Power failure. Locate supply loss and rectify.
FAULT SOLUTION
Car gate contacts have not proved. Re-adjust/check wiring/termination’s.
Check wiring. If okay, ensure CDL LED
Closed door limit wiring or is ON and use a meter across the
main control board faulty. terminals to check continuity. If
continuity fails replace Control Board.
Posssibility too much load on volt free
contacts, use piggy-back relays.
FAULT SOLUTION
Erratic door motion. Check Ribbon on Amplifier Board
Dirty roller track. Clean.
Open-circuit resistors on the Drive Check and replace if necessary.
Amplifier Board.
Dirt in either track or sill or both. Clean thoroughly.
Loose or slack lanyard. Tighten to correct tension.
Brackets loose. Tighten.
FAULT SOLUTION
Controller signal to Operator failure. Check relays/wiring and rectify.
Encoder failure. LED’s on ‘U15’ of Adjust or replace the encoder as
the Control Board are not flashing. required. See Page 18.
Incorrect motor and/or Check encoder/motor wiring
encoder wiring. to the data and circuits.
Wrong width stored due to Move obstruction and re-
obstruction in sill/on track. learn the opening width.
Obstruction on the track or sill. Remove.
Kicking rollers set too tight. Re-adjust, check.
Something obstructing
Remove, re-adjust.
door hangers/linkages.
Safety edge cable too tight. Re-adjust as necessary.
FAULT SOLUTION
Final Close Speed too high. Set a lower value.
Set the default values and adjust
Incorrect parameters stored.
the parameters as necessary.
Encoder screen broken,
Check, rectify.
shorting to other components.
Close Rate 2 set too high. Set to Max. then reduce to correct level.
To adjust the encoder, slacken the cross-headed screw and move the bracket along
the slot as indicated in the schematic above.
Adjust as necessary and re-check operation of the doors.
Idler Shaft
Toothed Belt.
♦ Re-learn the Door Opening Width, see Page 11. If the door motion is
unsatisfactory, check for correct adjustment of hanging/kicking rollers. Adjust
parameters as necessary.
Drawing Index.
B) Drilling details.
Application
APPENDIX
RC Suppressors
On some installations the operation of the main contactors or the door gear
contactors can induce high voltages which can interfere with the E Operator. This
interference can cause the operator to open or close incorrectly or enter a learning
cycle displaying L*.
Five such suppressors are included in the E operator package. These are suitable for
control voltages up to 230v ac.
On some landing doors the gravity door closers are sufficiently heavy to cause the
car and landing doors to close by driving through the E Operator gearbox.
The solution to this is to either remove some weight or fit more suitable spring
closers.
In either case ensure that the landing door closers work effectively when the car
doors are not coupled to the landing doors.
In some cases particularly on Express type cycloidal doors it has been necessary to
fit an open door stop. This is necessary to define the open door position during the
door learning cycle. If a stop is not fitted the resilient material fitted to obtain quiet
operation is compressed and can cause the doors to spring back from the fully open
position.
Open door stops are obtainable via the supplier of the E operator.
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