CONFIGURATION LCD LIP4

Technical Service – After Sales Department Revision: 00 (12/2010)

INDEX

1. INTRODUCTION

2. LS Protocol
2.1 STANDARD MESSAGES

2.2. SPECIAL MESSAGES

2.2.1. GRAPHIC MESSAGES

2.2.2. VOICE ANNOUNCEMENT

2.2.2.1. Old LIP4 version

2.2.2.2. New LIP4 version

3. PIU protocol
3.1. GRAPHIC MESSAGES

3.2. VOICE ANNOUNCEMENT

4. ANNNEX I

5. ANNEX II

6. ANNEX III

7. ANNEX IV

8. ANNNEX V
9. DRAWINGS

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1. INTRODUCTION
There are two different versions of LIP4 display, the old and the new version. There is a main difference
between them the new version has 8 connectors (D1…D6, CN9 and CN10) and the previous version only
has 6 (D1…D6) (see ANNEX V).

The new version has the same features than the previous one but it add the possibility of working with PIU
protocol, before only LS protocol was available.
The display show graphic messages and additionally as an option has the possibility to give voice
announcement in one or two different languages. For voice announcement is necessary having installed
the language chips (connected in B1 & B2) and an additional special EEPROM to redirect the messages
(voice, special graphics messages or both).

As we can work with two different protocols, the connections between display and controller depend of
the selected protocol.

CONECTIONS:

CAR
BOARD / DISPLAY
UCC
PIU

X47 CN9
NEW DISPLAY

CMC4

X47 D6
X50 D3
LS

X48 D2
X49 D1
X41 D6
DISPLAY

CMC3

X42 D2
OLD

LS

X43 D3
X46 D1
NOTE: In LS protocol is not necessary to have all the connections

SWITCHES CONFIGURATION:

SW2 SW8
FUNCTION
SW2.1 SW2.2 SW8.1SW8.8
ON ON INDIFERENT CAR
ON OFF FLOOR CODE* LANDING FLOOR
OFF OFF INDIFERENT LANTERN
OFF ON INDIFERENT TEST
* See drawing 2683.06_H01

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For CMC4 controller is necessary to define wich protocol will be used, for that, go to the next memory
addresses:

ADDRESS PARAMETER VALUE

31B4 Protocol for UCP 00  LS ; 01  PIU
31B5 Protocol for UCC 00  LS ; 01  PIU
31B6 Protocol for UCM 00  LS ; 01  PIU

2. LS protocol

2.1. STANDARD MESSAGES

To show standard messages, we only need to introduce, in the controller parameters, the associated
code to the message to be shown (see ANNEX II, Fig.1) there is a memory address for the each floor level
(see ANNEX II, fig.2).

UCM / MAIN BOARD

DISPLAY

CMC3: A1E0 / 30C0

NUMBER OF PULSES

CMC4: A1FF / 30DF

Example:

Show “E” in level 2

 CMC3 Controller:
With the POME/PDA tool, using the function 25, access to ext. RAM, then in the address A1E2
introduce the code 58 (associated code for “E”).

 CMC4 Controller:
With the POME/PDA tool, using the function 25, access to ext. RAM, then in the address 30C2
introduce the code 2C (associated code for “E”).

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2.2. SPECIAL MESSAGES

If you want to show a non standard graphic message or a voice announcement, a special eeprom have to
be programmed (24C04 or compatibles, like 24C08).

The controller is programmed with number of pulses to be sent to the display, depending of number of
pulses we will access to different memory addresses in the display EEPROM (example code 00 from
controller access to address 00 for graphic message and 100 for voice announcement of the 24C04
EEPROM).

In the display EEPROM (24C04), have to be introduced the code for the message to be shown and/or to
be heard.

All the available digits to be shown are in ANNEX I.

UCM / MAIN BOARD

DISPLAY

0
. Graphic
.
.
message
CMC3: A1E0 / 30C0

24C04
66

NUMBER OF PULSES
100
.
. Voice
CMC4: A1FF / 30DF .
message
16D

2.2.1. GRAPHIC MESSAGES

Graphics messages are saved in memory addresses from 00 to 6D in the display special EEPROM
(24C04).

The graphic configuration is the same for the old and new version of LIP4. Two memory addresses are
used for each graphic message.

2.2.2. VOICE ANNOUNCEMENT

Voice announcement are saved in memory addresses from 100 to 16D in the display special EEPROM.

2.2.2.1 Old LIP4 version:

Two memory addresses will be used to codify each voice announcement. We introduce the code
associated to the required voice message in ASCII code (see ANNEX II). If we need to hear “BASEMENT”
that is associated to code 32, we will put 33 (3 in ASCII code) in the first address and 32 (2 in ASCII code)
in the second address.

STEP 1:
With POME tool function 25, access to the memory addresses for the desired level in the controller.

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STEP 2:
In the selected memory address, insert the number of pulses to be sent to the display.

STEP 3:
In the display EEPROM (24C04) program the code for the message to be shown or heard in the memory
addresses associated to the number of pulses sent.

Number of
Graphic messages addresses display Voice message addresses display
pulses
EEPROM EEPROM
CMC4 CMC3
00 00 00 & 01 100 & 101
01 02 02 & 03 102 & 103
… … … …
05 0A 08 & 09 10A & 10B
… … … …
Number of pulses and associated display addresses that we access.

EXAMPLE: Show “Y” in the bottom floor and hear “BASEMENT” in floor 0.

In the memory address A1E0 for CMC3, or 30C0 for CMC4, introduce value 00 to access to first and 100
memory addresses in the EEPROM 24C04.

The display EEPROM (24C04) is programmed in this way:

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
00 20 59
01
02
Y
03 Graphic
04
05
06 FIN FF FF
07 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
08 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
09
0A
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
OLD LIP4
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF FF
FF FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
0B
0C
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
24C04
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF FF
FF FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
0D FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
0E FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
0F FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
10 33 32
11
12
13 BASEMENT
14 Voice message
15
16 FIN FF FF
17 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF

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2.2.2.2 New LIP4 version:

Four memory addresses will be used to codify each voice announcement. We introduce the code
associated to the required voice message in ASCII code, the number has to be completed with 0 (30 in
ASCII code) until you have a four digits number. If we need to ear “BASEMENT” that is associated to code
32  0032, we will put 30 (0 in ASCII code) in the first address, 30 (0 in ASCII code) in the second
address, 33 (3 in ASCII code) in the third address and 32 (2 in ASCII code) in the fourth address.

STEP 1:
With POME tool function 25, access to the memory addresses for the desired level in the controller.

STEP 2:
In the selected memory address, insert the number of pulses to be sent to the display.

STEP 3:
In the display EEPROM (24C04) program the code for the message to be shown or heard in the memory
addresses associated to the number of pulses sent.

Number of
Graphic messages addresses display Voice message addresses display
pulses
EEPROM EEPROM
CMC4 CMC3
00 00 00 y 01 100, 101, 102 y 103
01 02 02 y 03 104, 105, 106 y 107
… … … …
05 0A 08 y 09 114, 115, 116 y 117
… … … …

EXAMPLE: Show “Y” and hear “BASEMENT” in the bottom floor

In the memory address A1E0 for CMC3 or 30C0 for CMC4, introduce 00 to access to first and 100
memory addresses in the EEPROM 24C04.

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
00 20 59
01
02
Y
03 Graphic
04
05
06 FIN FF FF
07 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
08 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
09 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
0A
0B
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
OLD LIP4
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF FF
FF FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
0C
0D
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
24C04
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF FF
FF FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
0E FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
0F FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
10 30 30 33 32 BASEMENT
11
Voice message
12
13

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3. PIU protocol
This protocol is only available in CMC4 controller !!

3.1. GRAPHIC MESSAGES

In the controller access for each level to the addresses for the selected level (see ANNEX IV), with this
protocol three addresses are used, units, tens and hundreds (hundreds are not in use).
Two digits per level can be shown (see ANNEX IV to select the available codes).
Introduce the code associated to the required message in ASCII code.

STEP 1:
With POME tool function 25, access to the controller memory addresses for the units in the selected level
(ANNEX IV).

STEP 2:
In the selected memory address, insert the code for the message to be shown in the display’s “unit
position”.

STEP 3:
With POME tool function 25, access to the controller memory addresses for tens in the selected level.

STEP 4:
In the selected memory address, insert the code for the message to be shown in the display’s “tens
position”.

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3.2. VOICE ANNOUNCEMENT

Four memory addresses will be used to codify each voice announcement. We introduce the code
associated to the required voice message in ASCII code, the number has to be completed with 0 (30 in
ASCII code) until you have a four digits number. If we need to ear “BASEMENT” that is associated to code
32  0032, we will put 30 (0 in ASCII code) in the first address, 30 (0 in ASCII code) in the second
address, 33 (3 in ASCII code) in the third address and 32 (2 in ASCII code) in the fourth address.

With PIU protocol, access to the same memory address in the display EEPROM (24C04) for each level,
independently of the programmed code for level in the controller.

LEVEL DISPLAY’s EEPROM ADDRESSES

0 100 101 102 103
1 104 105 106 107
2 108 109 10A 10B
3 10C 10D 10E 10F
… … … … …
10 128 129 12A 12B
… … … … …

EXAMPLE: Show “YG” and hear “BASEMENT” in the bottom floor.

With the POME tool, function 25 accede to address for units in level 0 (3154) and introduce 59 (“Y” code).
Then, accede to address for tens in level 0 (3155) and introduce the code 47 (“G” code). The addresses
for the hundreds have not to be programmed.

After that, program the display’s EEPROM (24C04). Access to addresses 100, 101, 102 and 103.
Introduce 30 (0 in ASCII code), 30 (0 in ASCII code), 33 (3 in ASCII code) and 32 (2 in ASCII code)
because “0032” is associated with “BASEMENT” voice announcement.

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
00 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
01 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
02 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
03 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
04 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
05 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
06 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx FF FF
07 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
08 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
09 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
0A
0B
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF PIU PROTOCOL
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
0C
0D
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF 24C04
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
FF
0E FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
0F FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
10 30 30 33 32 BASEMENT
11
12
13
14
15
16 FIN FF FF

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ANNEX I
Codes available with special EEPROM 24C04 (only for LS protocol)

CODE DISPLAY
41 A
42 B
43 C
44 D
45 E
46 F
47 G
48 H
49 I
4A J
4B K
4C L
4D M
4E N
4F O
50 P
51 Q
52 R
53 S
54 T
55 U
56 V
57 W
58 X
59 Y
5A Z
2A *
2D -
2E .
2B +
29 >
28 <
3F ?
5B ]
5D [
21 !
20
30 0
31 1
32 2
33 3
34 4
35 5
36 6
37 7
38 8
39 9

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ANNEX II
Voice announcement:

These are the available codes to be used. The codes are the same for both display versions.

Code Message Code Message Code Message

0 Ground Floor 45 Shopping Floor 86 Ticket office
1 First floor 46 Shopping Floor One 87 Terrace roof
2 Second floor 47 Shopping Floor Two 88 Platform
3 Third floor
48 Shopping Floor Three 89 Gallery
4 Fourth floor
49 Parking 90 Atrium
5 Fifth floor
91 Pavilion
6 Sixth floor 50 First Parking Admission
92
7 Seventh floor 51 Second Parking 93 First Aid
8 Eighth floor 52 Third Parking 94 Lobby
9 Ninth floor 53 Fourth Parking 95 Boutiques
10 Tenth floor 54 Fifth Parking 96 Hair-dresser
11 Eleventh floor ('parking seis') Sixth 97 Casino
12 Twelfth floor 55
Parking 98 Games room
13 Thirteenth floor 56 Park 99 Lounge
14 Fourteenth floor 57 Car Pak One 100 Ball room
15 Fifteenth floor 58 Car Park Two 101 Night Club
16 Sixteenth floor 59 Restaurant Congress hall
102
17 Seventeenth Floor 60 Bar 103 Administration
18 Eighteenth Floor 61 Coffee Shop 104 Management offices
19 Nineteenth Floor 62 Supermarket Exhibition room
105
20 Twentieth Floor 63 Terrace 106 Exhibition rooms
21 Twenty-first Floor Fitness Center
64 Swimming Pool 107
22 Twenty-second Floor Offices
65 Lunch Room 108
23 Twenty-third Floor
66 Main Entrance 109 Surgery
First floor below the
24 67 Exit Floor 110 Pharmacy
ground floor
Second Floor below 68 Hall 111 Notary
25 69 Reception 112 Lawyer's office
the ground floor
Third floor below the 70 Arrivals 113 Lawyer
26 114 Going Up
ground floor 71 Departures
Quarter floor below the 72 Mezzanine 115 Going Down
27
ground floor 73 Lift Going Up 116 Services floor
Fifth floor below the 74 Lift Going Down Preference call
28
ground floor 117 acepted, please get
75 Doors Opening
29 Ground Floor out of the lift
76 Doors Closing
30 Penthouse 118 Open door
31 Penthouse one 77 Lift is Overloaded Watch out, the door
Please do not 119
32 Basement 78 is closing
obstruct the doors 120 The door is opening
33 Lower Ground Floor
79 Lift overloaded 121 The door is open
34 First Level Basement
80 Lift out of service Please open door
Second Level 122
35 The emergency call manually
Basement 81
has been registred 123 Roof Top Floor
36 Third Level Basement
Standby supply, 124 Cargo Floor
Quarter Level 82 please get out of the
37 125 Box room
Basement lift
38 Fifth Level Basement 126 Box rooms
Firemen, please get
39 Ground Floor 83 127 minus one
out of the lift
40 Ground Floor One Special call acepted, 128 minus two
41 Ground Floor Two 84 please get out of the 129 minus three
42 Mezzanine lift 130 minus four
43 Mezzanine First Level Power faliure, please 131 minus five
Mezzanine Second 85 press the iluminated 132 Street
44 alarm button
Level 133 Vestibule

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ANNEX III
Codes to be introduced in the controller EEPROM and controller memory addresses for that, in LS protocol.

CMC3 DISPLAY CMC4 CMC3 LEVEL CMC4

CODE* CODE* Address Address
00 0 00 A1E0 0 30C0
02 1 01 A1E1 1 30C1
04 2 02 A1E2 2 30C2
06 3 03 A1E3 3 30C3
08 4 04 A1E4 4 30C4
0A 5 05 A1E5 5 30C5
0C 6 06 A1E6 6 30C6
0E 7 07 A1E7 7 30C7
10 8 08 A1E8 8 30C8
12 9 09 A1E9 9 30C9
14 10 0A A1EA 10 30CA
16 11 0B A1EB 11 30CB
18 12 0C A1EC 12 30CC
1A 13 0D A1ED 13 30CD
1C 14 0E A1EE 14 30CE
1E 15 0F A1EF 15 30CF
20 16 10 A1F0 16 30D0
22 17 11 A1F1 17 30D1
24 18 12 A1F2 18 30D2
26 19 13 A1F3 19 30D3
28 -0 14 A1F4 20 30D4
2A -1 15 A1F5 21 30D5
2C -2 16 A1F6 22 30D6
2E -3 17 A1F7 23 30D7
30 -4 18 A1F8 24 30D8
32 -5 19 A1F9 25 30D9
34 -6 1A A1FA 26 30DA
36 -7 1B A1FB 27 30DB
38 -8 1C A1FC 28 30DC
3A -9 1D A1FD 29 30DD
3C *0 1E A1FE 30 30DE
3E *1 1F A1FF 31 30DF
40 *2 20
42 *3 21 Fig. 2
44 *4 22
46 *5 23
48 *6 24
4A *7 25
4C *8 26
4E *9 27
50 28
52 A 29
54 A1 2A
56 B 2B
58 E 2C
5A E1 2D
5C G 2E
5E G1 2F
60 GF 30
62 S 31
64 SA 32
66 SS 33
68 S1 34
Fig. 1
6A R 35 *(CODE = number of pulses sent)
6C P 36
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ANNEX IV
Codes to be introduced in the controller EEPROM and controller memory addresses for that, in PIU protocol.

CODE DISPLAY ADDRESS LEVEL EXPLAIN

41 A 3154 HUNDREDS
42 B 3155 0 TENS
43 C 3156 UNITS
44 D 3157 HUNDREDS
45 E 3158 1 TENS
46 F 3159 UNITS
47 G 315A HUNDREDS
48 H 315B 2 TENS
49 I 315C UNITS
4A J 315D HUNDREDS
4B K 315E 3 TENS
4C L 315F UNITS
4D M
3160 HUNDREDS
4E N 4
3161 TENS
4F O
3162 UNITS
50 P
51 Q 3163 HUNDREDS
3164 5 TENS
52 R
53 S 3165 UNITS
54 T 3166 HUNDREDS
55 U 3167 6 TENS
56 V 3168 UNITS
57 W 3169 HUNDREDS
58 X 316A 7 TENS
59 Y 316B UNITS
5A Z 316C HUNDREDS
30 0 316D 8 TENS
31 1 316E UNITS
32 2 316F HUNDREDS
33 3 3170 9 TENS
34 4 3171 UNITS
35 5 3172 HUNDREDS
36 6 3173 10 TENS
37 7 3174 UNITS
38 8 3175 HUNDREDS
39 9 3176 11 TENS
2D - 3177 UNITS
2A *
… … …
20
31B2 HUNDREDS
31B3 31 TENS
31B4 UNITS
*Hundreds are not in use

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ANNEX V

NEW VERSION

OLD VERSION

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LS protocol

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LS protocol

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PIU protocol

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PIU protocol

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