User Guide Elevator Destination Group Control System

User Guide
Elevator Destination Group Control System
User Guide
A00
Data code 19010967
Preface
Preface
Thank you for purchasing the integrated elevator destination group control system
developed by Suzhou Monarch.
This product can work with the NICE series integrated elevator controllers to implement
intelligent dispatch of elevator groups in buildings.
The guide provides users with instructions on model selection, installation, parameter
setting, on-site commissioning, and maintenance. In order to correctly use this product,
read this guide carefully before use, and keep the guide carefully for future reference.
Notes
◆◆ For illustration purpose, the drawings in this guide are sometimes shown without covers
or protective guards. Remember to install the covers or protective guards as specified
before using the product, and perform operations in accordance with the instructions.
◆◆ The drawings in this guide are for illustration only. Actual products may vary.
◆◆ The instructions are subject to change, without notice, due to product upgrade,
specification modification as well as efforts to increase the accuracy and convenience of
the user guide.
◆◆ Contact the regional agents or customer service center of Inovance if you have problems
during use.
◆◆ E-mail: [email protected].
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Contents
Contents
Preface..................................................................................................................................... 1
Introduction............................................................................................................................. 4
Revision History...................................................................................................................... 7
Safety Instructions.................................................................................................................. 8
Safety Precautions.............................................................................................................8
Safety Levels and Definitions............................................................................................8
Safety Instructions.............................................................................................................8
Safety Signs.......................................................................................................................12
Chapter 1 Product Information............................................................................................ 13
1.1 System Components................................................................................................ 13
1.2 System Principle....................................................................................................... 14
1.3 Model Number.......................................................................................................... 15
1.3.1 Group Control Board...............................................................................................15
1.3.2 Floor Selector...........................................................................................................15
1.3.3 Touchscreen-Type Floor Selector Bracket...........................................................15
1.3.4 IC Card Options........................................................................................................15
1.3.5 Car Display................................................................................................................16
1.4 Technical Data........................................................................................................... 16
1.4.1 Group Control Board...............................................................................................16
1.4.2 Car Display................................................................................................................16
1.4.3 Floor Selector...........................................................................................................17
Chapter 2 Mechanical and Electrical Installation............................................................... 18
2.1 Installation Environment Requirements................................................................. 18
2.2 Group Control Board................................................................................................ 18
2.2.1 Dimensions...............................................................................................................18
2.2.2 Terminal Description...............................................................................................19
2.3 Floor Selector............................................................................................................ 21
2.3.1 Function Description..............................................................................................21
2.3.2 Installing the 10.4-Inch Wall-Mounted Touchscreen...........................................21
2.3.3 Installing the 10.4-Inch Vertical Touchscreen......................................................23
2.3.4 Installing the 15-Inch Wall-Mounted Touchscreen..............................................25
2.3.5 Installing the 15-Inch Vertical Touchscreen.........................................................27
2.3.6 Installing the Keypad-Type Floor Selector...........................................................28
2.4 Car Display ............................................................................................................... 31
2.4.1 Dimensions...............................................................................................................31
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Contents

2.4.3 Function Description...............................................................................................31
2.5 Wiring of the Elevator Destination Group Control System.................................... 33
Chapter 3 System Commissioning....................................................................................... 34
3.1 LED Operating Panel................................................................................................. 34
3.2 Operations of the MCTC-DDS-T Series Floor Selector............................................ 37
3.2.1 Interface Description..............................................................................................37
3.2.2 Key Description........................................................................................................37
3.2.3 Parameter Settings.................................................................................................37
3.2.4 Elevator Calls...........................................................................................................38
3.3 Operations of the MCTC-DDS-K1 Series Floor Selector......................................... 39
3.3.1 Introduction to the Floor Selector ........................................................................39
3.3.2 Description of Keys..................................................................................................40
3.3.3 Parameter Settings.................................................................................................41
3.3.4 Elevator Calls...........................................................................................................42
3.3.5 Selecting a Destination Floor by the Disabled.....................................................43
3.4 Quick System Commissioning................................................................................. 44
Chapter 4 Parameters........................................................................................................... 46
4.1 Parameters of the Group Control Board................................................................. 46
4.2 Parameters of the Floor Selector ............................................................................ 60
Chapter 5 Parameter Description........................................................................................ 64
5.1 Description of Group Control Board Parameters................................................... 64
Group F0: Basic Parameters........................................................................................... 64
Group F1: Terminal Parameters......................................................................................67
Group F2: Zoning Parameters.........................................................................................68
Group F3: Traffic Time Setting Parameters...................................................................70
Group FU: System Monitoring Parameters....................................................................76
Group FP: User Parameters.............................................................................................89
5.2 Description of Floor Selector Parameters............................................................... 89
Group F0: Display Parameters.........................................................................................89
Group F1: Basic Parameters............................................................................................90
Group F2: Floor Display Parameters...............................................................................92
Group FP: Protection Parameters...................................................................................93
Chapter 6 Maintenance......................................................................................................... 95
6.1 Daily Maintenance.................................................................................................... 95
6.2 Periodic Inspection................................................................................................... 95
6.3 Storage...................................................................................................................... 95
Warranty Agreement............................................................................................................. 96
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Introduction
Introduction
1) Product introduction
The elevator destination group control system with an integration of the intelligent chip
and intelligent group control algorithm works with the NICE series integrated elevator
controller to implement intelligent dispatch of elevator groups in buildings.
2) Features
■■ Group control for all destination floors
A destination floor selector is installed on each floor.
■■ Group control of multiple elevators
Group control can be implemented for up to eight elevators.
■■ Highly-efficient and safe group control system developed based on the CAN bus.
The group control system is safe and stable, and can respond to calls more quickly.
■■ Reduced elevator system cost of a building
Zoned elevator control effectively reduces the waiting and travel time of passengers as
well as the total number of elevators required in a building.
■■ Energy-saving
Highly-efficient elevator dispatch reduces the number of operation times of elevators in
a building, thereby saving electric energy.
■■ Flexible
This system is equipped with multiple transportation modes, and with the functions
of traffic mode time setting and intelligent traffic mode learning. These flexible
configurations can meet the requirements of various application scenarios in buildings.
■■ User-friendly
This system is equipped with real-time guidance function. The floor selector can quickly
display the ID and direction of the assigned elevator upon receiving a valid elevator call.
■■ Intelligent
This system is equipped with automatic traffic mode learning function. Based on the
historical traffic data, the system forecasts the traffic mode appropriate for the following
moment.
■■ Performance evaluation
The performance evaluation function allows you to accurately evaluate the performance
of the group control system.
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Introduction
3) Function list
Function Description
When the group control system detects that the waiting time of an elevator
has reached the specified value, it instructs the elevator to return to the
main floor.
Elevator waiting modes:
◆◆ Main floor elevator waiting: Users can specify three main floors and set
Dispersed the number of waiting elevators for each of the floors.
elevator
waiting ◆◆ Zoned elevator waiting: If users set the zones by themselves, the
system instructs the elevators that have reached the maximum idle
time to wait in these zones. Otherwise, the system automatically
calculates the number and length of zones based on the number of
elevators and the height of a building, and instructs the elevators that
have reached the maximum idle time to wait in these zones.
If a call from a VIP floor is received and the VIP switch is active, the VIP
input is valid and the related elevator runs in VIP mode. The group control
VIP function
system does not send other calls to the elevator, ensuring that the elevator
serves only for VIP personnel.
Operation limit When the main power supply of a building fails and the system is powered
with backup by the backup power supply, the number of operational elevators is
power supply limited. Users can set the number of operational elevators by themselves.
The traffic mode within a specified period of time can be set in two
Traffic mode methods:
time setting ◆◆ Set by users.
◆◆ Set through automatic traffic mode learning.
User-defined Users can set the traffic mode for each of the 10 periods per day. For a
traffic mode week, they can set the mode for 70 periods in total.
The system is equipped with automatic traffic mode learning. Based on
Automatic the parameters of each period in each day of each week stored in SD card
traffic mode as well as the historical data, the system forecasts the traffic mode for
learning the next moment. The large amount of historical data makes the forecast
more intelligent and accurate.
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Introduction
When the traffic is light, the system enters the energy-
Energy-saving saving mode. Based on the group control rule, fewer
mode elevators are running to save energy within the allowable
range of waiting time.
After the system enters the up peak mode, if an elevator
Up peak mode has no call to respond, it returns to the peak service floor
to ease the up traffic jam on this floor.
This mode is available if zones are defined, so as to
better ease the down traffic jam. When an elevator is
Down peak
Multiple traffic idle, it returns to the terminal floor that is away from the
mode
modes down peak floor in that zone. If zones are not defined,
the software automatically sets the zones.
Normal traffic When the traffic is normal and elevator calls do not differ
mode greatly across floors, the system works in this mode.
You can set the floors for the sudden peak hour service
and the number of elevators for these floors. If more
Sudden peak than three calls are received from a peak floor and no
hour mode elevator is available on the floor, the system sends the
preset number of elevators to that floor to better provide
services for the floor.
Disability This function enables the system to assign an accessible elevator when
service there is a call. In addition, a voice prompt is given when keys are pressed.
Real-time After a call from a floor is received, the floor selector displays the ID of the
guidance assigned elevator in real time.
Parameters can be used to view some indicators of the group control
Group control
system in a certain period of time, including the average waiting time,
output
average travel time, full-load rate, and long-time waiting rate.
Service zones are defined for elevators based on the building height and
Zoned service
number of floors. Zones can be defined automatically or manually.
When multiple passengers need to take elevators at the same time to the
same floor, enter the number of passengers and the destination floor.
Grouping
The system then automatically sets the number of elevators that provide
services for the passengers.
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Revision History
Revision History
Date Version Change Description
April 2019 A00 First release.
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Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions
Safety Precautions
1) Before installing, using, and maintaining this equipment, read the safety information
and precautions thoroughly, and comply with them during operations.
2) To ensure the safety of humans and equipment, follow the signs on the equipment
and all the safety instructions in this user guide.
3) "CAUTION", "WARNING", and "DANGER" items in the manual do not indicate all
safety precautions that need to be followed; instead, they just supplement the safety
precautions.
4) Use this equipment according to the designated environment requirements.
Damage caused by improper usage is not covered by warranty.
5) Inovance shall take no responsibility for any personal injuries or property damage
caused by improper usage.
Safety Levels and Definitions
indicates that failure to comply with the notice will result in severe
DANGER personal injuries or even death.
indicates that failure to comply with the notice may result in severe
WARNING personal injuries or even death.
indicates that failure to comply with the notice may result in minor
CAUTION personal injuries or damage to the equipment.
Safety Instructions
Unpacking
CAUTION
◆◆ Check whether the packing is intact and whether there is damage, water seepage, damp,
and deformation.
◆◆ Unpack the package by following the package sequence. Do not hit the package with
force.
◆◆ Check whether there are damage, rust, or injuries on the surface of the equipment or
equipment accessories.
◆◆ Check whether the number of packing materials is consistent with the packing list.
WARNING
◆◆ Do not install the equipment if you find damage, rust, or indications of use on the
equipment or accessories.
◆◆ Do not install the equipment if you find water seepage, component missing or damage
upon unpacking.
◆◆ Do not install the equipment if you find the packing list does not conform to the
equipment you received.
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Safety Instructions
Storage and Transportation
CAUTION
◆◆ Store and transport this equipment based on the storage and transportation
requirements for humidity and temperature.
◆◆ Avoid transporting the equipment in environments such as water splashing, rain, direct
sunlight, strong electric field, strong magnetic field, and strong vibration.
◆◆ Avoid storing this equipment for more than three months. Long-term storage requires
stricter protection and necessary inspections.
◆◆ Pack the equipment strictly before transportation. Use a sealed box for long-distance
transportation.
◆◆ Never transport this equipment with other equipment or materials that may harm or
have negative impacts on this equipment.
WARNING
◆◆ Use professional loading and unloading equipment to carry large-scale or heavy

equipment.
◆◆ When carrying this equipment with bare hands, hold the equipment casing firmly with
care to prevent parts falling. Failure to comply may result in personal injuries.
◆◆ Handle the equipment with care during transportation and mind your step to prevent
personal injuries or equipment damage.
◆◆ Never stand or stay below the equipment when the equipment is lifted by hoisting
equipment.
Installation
WARNING
◆◆ Thoroughly read the safety instructions and user guide before installation.
◆◆ Do not modify this equipment.
◆◆ Do not rotate the equipment components or loosen fixed bolts (especially those marked
in red) on equipment components.
◆◆ Do not install this equipment in places with strong electric or magnetic fields.
◆◆ When this equipment is installed in a cabinet or final equipment, protection measures
such as a fireproof enclosure, electrical enclosure, or mechanical enclosure must be
provided. The IP rating must meet IEC standards and local laws and regulations.
DANGER
◆◆ Equipment installation, wiring, maintenance, inspection, or parts replacement must be

performed by only professionals.
◆◆ Installation, wiring, maintenance, inspection, or parts replacement must be performed
by only experienced personnel who have been trained with necessary electrical
information.
◆◆ Installation personnel must be familiar with equipment installation requirements and
relevant technical materials.
◆◆ Before installing equipment with strong electromagnetic interference, such as a
transformer, install an electromagnetic shielding device for this equipment to prevent
malfunctions.
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Safety Instructions
Wiring
DANGER

◆◆ Never perform wiring at power-on. Failure to comply will result in an electric shock.
◆◆ Before wiring, cut off all equipment power supplies. Wait at least 10 minutes before
further operations because residual voltage exists after power-off.
◆◆ Make sure that the equipment is well grounded. Failure to comply will result in an
electric shock.
◆◆ During wiring, follow the proper electrostatic discharge (ESD) procedures, and wear
an antistatic wrist strap. Failure to comply will result in damage to internal equipment
circuits.
WARNING
◆◆ Never connect the power cable to output terminals of the equipment. Failure to comply
may cause equipment damage or even a fire.
◆◆ When connecting a drive with the motor, make sure that the phase sequences of the
drive and motor terminals are consistent to prevent reverse motor rotation.
◆◆ Wiring cables must meet diameter and shielding requirements. The shielding layer of the
shielded cable must be reliably grounded at one end.
◆◆ After wiring, make sure that no screws are fallen and cables are exposed in the
equipment.
Power-on
DANGER
◆◆ Before power-on, make sure that the equipment is installed properly with reliable wiring
and the motor can be restarted.
◆◆ Before power-on, make sure that the power supply meets equipment requirements to
prevent equipment damage or even a fire.
◆◆ At power-on, unexpected operations may be triggered on the equipment. Therefore, stay
away from the equipment.
◆◆ After power-on, do not open the cabinet door and protective cover of the equipment.
Failure to comply will result in an electric shock.
◆◆ Do not touch any wiring terminals at power-on. Failure to comply will result in an electric
shock.
◆◆ Do not remove any part of the equipment at power-on. Failure to comply will result in an
electric shock.
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Safety Instructions
Operation
DANGER
◆◆ Do not touch any wiring terminals during operation. Failure to comply will result in an
electric shock.
◆◆ Do not remove any part of the equipment during operation. Failure to comply will result
in an electric shock.
◆◆ Do not touch the equipment shell, fan, or resistor for temperature detection. Failure to
comply will result in heat injuries.
◆◆ Signal detection must be performed by only professionals during operation. Failure to
comply will result in personal injuries or equipment damage.
WARNING
◆◆ Prevent metal or other objects from falling into the device during operation. Failure to
comply may result in equipment damage.
◆◆ Do not start or stop the equipment using the contactor. Failure to comply may result in
equipment damage.
Maintenance
DANGER

◆◆ Do not maintain the equipment at power-on. Failure to comply will result in an electric
shock.
◆◆ Before maintenance, cut off all equipment power supplies and wait at least 10 minutes.
WARNING
◆◆ Perform daily and periodic inspection and maintenance for the equipment according to
maintenance requirements and keep a maintenance record.
Repair
DANGER

◆◆ Do not repair the equipment at power-on. Failure to comply will result in an electric
shock.
◆◆ Before inspection and repair, cut off all equipment power supplies and wait at least 10
minutes.
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Safety Instructions
WARNING
◆◆ Require for repair services according to the product warranty agreement.

◆◆ When the equipment is faulty or damaged, require professionals to perform
troubleshooting and repair by following repair instructions and keep a repair record.
◆◆ Replace quick-wear parts of the equipment according to the replacement guide.
◆◆ Do not operate damaged equipment. Failure to comply may result in worse damage.
◆◆ After the equipment is replaced, perform wiring inspection and parameter settings again.
Disposal
WARNING
◆◆ Dispose of retired equipment by following local regulations or standards. Failure to

comply may result in property damage, personal injuries, or even death.
◆◆ Recycle retired equipment by following industry waste disposal standards to avoid
environmental pollution.
Safety Signs
For safe equipment operation and maintenance, comply with safety signs on the
equipment, and do not damage or remove the safety labels. The following table
describes the safety signs.
Safety Sign Description
◆◆ Read the user guide before installation and operation.

Failure to comply will result in an electric shock.
◆◆ Do not remove the cover at power-on or within 10 minutes
after power-off.
◆◆ Before maintenance, inspection, and wiring, cut off input
and output power, and wait at least 10 minutes until the
power indicator is off.
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Chapter 1 Product Information
1.1 System Components

The destination group control system groups multiple elevators (up to eight elevators).
After a passenger enters the destination floor number using the floor selector, the
system assigns one of the elevators to the passenger based on the current operating
status of the elevators.
The system is composed of a group control board (GCB), floor selectors, and a multi-
elevator control system. The following figure shows the system components.
485 RJ45 IO
1 4
RUN LOCAL/REMOT FED/ REV TUNE/TC
Hz A V
RPM %
Independent
MCTC-GCB-B1
Power
PRG ENTER
power supply
232
QUICK
port
STOP
RUN MF.K
RES
CAN1 CAN2 CAN... CAN8
Elevator A ... ... Elevator H
CANbus CANbus
2
3
3 Arrival 3 Arrival
1 2 3 1 2 3
4 5 6 4 5 6
indicator
7 8 9 7 8 9
indicator
0 - 0 -
for floor N
? ?
for floor N
CANbus … CANbus
…
3 3
1 2 3 1 2 3
4 5 6 4 5 6
7 8 9 7 8 9
MODbus
0 0 -
MODbus
? ?
CTB Arrival CTB
... ...
indicator Arrival
for floor 2 indicator
for floor 2
Arrival Arrival
3 indicator 3 indicator
1 2 3 1 2 3
4 5 6 4 5 6
for floor 1
7 8 9 7 8 9
for floor 1
0 - 0 -
? ?
CCB CCB
Figure 1-1 System components
◆◆ The preceding figure shows a group control example of eight elevators

(elevators A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H).
NOTE
Table 1-1 Name and models of system components
SN Name Model Description

① GCB MCTC-GCB-B1 Standard
MCTC-DDS-T1
Standard (select at least one from
② Floor selector MCTD-DDS-T2
the three models)
MCTC-DDS-K1
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SN Name Model Description

Standard (dedicated to destination
Car display MCTC-HCB-T3-DDS
group control)
Integrated
elevator NICE series For details, see
controller the user guides of NICE series
Elevator integrated elevator controllers.
Car top
③ control MCTC-CTB
board (CTB)
system
Optional (See the user guides of
Car call
MCTC-CCB-A NICE series integrated elevator
board (CCB)
controllers)
Hall arrival MCTC-HCB-B and Optional (For details, consult
indicator related options Inovance).
Optional
④ LED operating panel MDKE External LED operating panel,
connected to RJ45 port.
1.2 System Principle

The GCB is the core computing unit. The floor selector is the collection unit of registered
destination floor information. The integrated elevator controller is the transportation
control unit that implements all control and operation functions of an elevator. The car
display is the unit that displays the next stop floor, current floor, and elevator running
direction.
The GCB communicates with the floor selector through the CAN bus to collect
passengers’ calls entered using the floor selector. In addition, the GCB exchanges
data with the NICE series integrated elevator controllers through the CAN bus. The
GCB performs computation and comparison to identify the optimum elevator for a
passenger's call. Then, it drives the elevator to take the passenger and sends the ID of
the elevator to corresponding floor selector accordingly. The floor selector displays the
ID of the elevator to take and makes a corresponding voice prompt.
After receiving the elevator dispatch command sent by the GCB, the integrated elevator
controller immediately performs the operation logic control and drives an elevator to
take the passenger. After the elevator arrives at the floor where the passenger waits
and the passenger enters the car, the controller records the destination floor number
automatically and takes the passenger to the destination floor. In addition, the next
stop floor, current floor, and elevator running direction are displayed on the car
display board. Based on this logic, the destination group control system controls the
coordinated operation of each component to complete the transportation task.
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1.3 Model Number

1.3.1 Group Control Board
MCTC – GCB – B1
Mark Product Series Mark Destination Floor
Option for integrated Destination floors
MCTC B1
elevator controllers of eight elevators
Mark Type
GCB Group control board
Figure 1-2 Model number of the GCB
1.3.2 Floor Selector
MCTC - DDS -T1-IC

Mark Product Series Mark IC Card Function
Option for integrated IC Yes
MCTC
elevator controllers
Blank No
Mark Type Mark Size

DDS Floor selector T1 10.4-inch touchscreen
T2 15-inch touchscreen
K1 4.3-inch keypad
Figure 1-3 Model number of the floor selector

1.3.3 Touchscreen-Type Floor Selector Bracket
MCTC - DDS -T1- B1-IC

Mark Product Series Mark IC Card Function
Option for integrated elevator IC Yes
MCTC
controllers
Blank No
Mark Type
Mark Mounting Method
DDS Floor selector
B1 Vertical bracket
Mark Size of Compatible Touchscreen B2 Wall-mounted bracket
T1 10.4-inch
T2 15-inch
Figure 1-4 Model number of the touchscreen-type floor selector bracket

1.3.4 IC Card Options
MCTC - DCB -IC-A

Mark Product Series Mark Option
Option for integrated elevator A Controller
MCTC
controllers
W Card writer
C Card
Mark Type
IC card options for elevator
DCS
destination group control system
Figure 1-5 Model number of IC card options
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1.3.5 Car Display
MCTC – HCB - T3 - DDS

Mark Product Series Mark Applicable System
Option for integrated
MCTC Destination group
elevator controllers DDS
control system
Mark Type
Standard display
HCB-T3
board
Figure 1-6 Model number of the car display
1.4 Technical Data

1.4.1 Group Control Board
Table 1-2 System technical data
Item Specifications
Input voltage 24 VDC (-10% to +10%)
Communication mode CAN communication
Basic Number of elevators supported Maximum: eight elevators
performance
Each CAN communication port supports
parameters Number of floor selectors
56 floor selectors. The maximum total
supported
number of floor selectors is 56 × 8.
Communication distance Above 1000 m
1.4.2 Car Display

Table 1-3 Technical data of the MCTC-HCB-T3-DDS car display
Item Specifications
Power supply 24 VDC (-10% to +10%)
Display mode True-color display
Physical dimensions 250 x 194 x 32 (unit: mm)
Valid display range 197 x 148 (unit: mm)
Resolution 1024 x 768
Basic Communication mode 485 communication
performance
parameters Power consumption ≤6W
Operating ambient temperature -20℃ to +70℃

Operating ambient humidity Less than 95%RH, non-condensing
Horizontal display, elevator running status
Function display, and destination floor number
display
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1.4.3 Floor Selector

The floor selector is a key interface for information exchange between users and the
control system. It can receive user calls at a hall. The following table shows the main
technical data.
Table 1-4 Parameters of the floor selector
Model MCTC-DDS-T1 MCTC-DDS-T2 MCTC-DDS-K1

Size of the display
10.4-inch 15-inch 4.3-inch
screen
Power supply voltage 18–36 VDC 18–36 VDC 18–36 VDC
Equipment power
≤ 7.5 W ≤ 15 W ≤ 12 W
consumption
Valid display range
159.5 mm × 212.5 mm 305 mm × 229 mm 95 mm × 54 mm
(W x H)
Type of LCD a-Si, LED backlit a-Si, LED backlit TFT VGA color display
Display resolution
800 × 600 dot 1024 × 768 dot 480 × 272 dot
(W x H)
Horizontal viewing
-70º to +70º -70º to +70º -70º to +70º
angle
Vertical viewing angle -70º to +40º -70º to +70º -70º to +40º
Operating ambient
-10℃ to +60℃ -10℃ to +60℃ -20℃ to 70℃
temperature
Operating ambient 10%RH to 90%RH, 10%RH to 90%RH, 10%RH to 90%RH,
humidity non-condensing non-condensing non-condensing
The models of the touchscreen-type floor selector bracket are shown in the following
table.
Table 1-5 Parameters of the floor selector bracket
Model Description Max. Dimensions (unit: mm)

10.4-inch touchscreen-type floor
MCTC-DDS-T1-B1 260.5 × 239 × 1020.6
selector (vertical)
10.4-inch touchscreen-type floor
MCTC-DDS-T1-B2 260.5 × 171.32 × 254.67
selector (wall-mounted)
15-inch touchscreen-type floor
MCTC-DDS-T2-B1 343.4 × 230.28 × 1075.26
selector (vertical)
15-inch touchscreen-type floor
MCTC-DDS-T2-B2 343.4 × 224.52 × 436.55
selector (wall-mounted)
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Chapter 2 Mechanical and Electrical Installation
2.1 Installation Environment Requirements

■■ Ambient temperature: -20℃ to +70℃
■■ Install it in a place free from vibration.
■■ Install it in a place free from direct sunlight, high humidity and condensation.
■■ Install it in a place free from corrosive, flammable, or explosive gas.
■■ Install it in a place free from oil dirt, heavy dust and heavy metal powder.
High
temperature
and humidity
Operating temperature: -20°C to +70°C Strong vibration Sunlight
Combustible material
Flammable, explosive, or corrosive gas Do not install the product on the surface of a Oil dirt, heavy dust or heavy metal powder
flammable object.
2.2 Group Control Board

2.2.1 Dimensions
The MCTC-GCB-B1 is the core component of the group control system. It has eight
digital input (DI) terminals and four digital output (DO) terminals.
The following figure shows the appearance and dimensions of the MCTC-GCB-B1.
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CN14
5 3 2 1
CN15
4
4-M4
9 8 7 6
J9 CN1 CN2
D78 D17
D71
D65
D60 D15
D55
D51 D13
D46
D41 D12
MCTC-GCB-BI
D94
160 148 D85
CN5
D86
D81 D8
D80
D79 D7
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
CN3 CN4 CN6 CN7 CN8 CN9 CN10 CN11 CN12 CN13
268
280
Figure 2-1 Appearance and dimensions of the MCTC-GCB-B1 (unit: mm)
2.2.2 Terminal Description

Table 2-1 Description of GCB terminals
Type Mark Functions Description Remarks
+24V
GND
CN15 24V/GND 24 V power input of the GCB
1234
24V/COM Isolated CAN communication power supply

CN3-CN4
CANH
CANL
+24V
COM
CN6-CN13 CANH/CANL Isolated CAN communication port
1234
24V/GND Isolated 485 communication power supply

+24V
485+
GND
458-
CN14
485+/485- Isolated 485 communication port 1234
J9 DB9 port 232 host controller communication port 5

9
4
8
3
7
2
6
1
Connected to the LED operating panel to set

CN1 RJ45 port
and view the parameters of the GCB.
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Type Mark Functions Description Remarks

Used for DI:
1. Photocoupler input
2. Input impedance: 4.7 kΩ GND
3. Voltage range upon level input: 10–30 VDC
10
9 GND
4. Max. input current: 5 mA

8 X8
CN5 X1-X8/GND
7 X7
4.7K
6 X6
5 X5
4 X4
3 X3
GND
2 X2
1 X1
(DI terminals)
6 M2
Relay output Y1 to Y4 5 Y4
Y1-Y4,
CN2 Normally open (NO) contact output of the
4 M1
M1, M2
relay: 5 A, 250 VAC/28 VDC
3 Y3
2 Y2
1 Y1
DI These indicators becomes ON (green) when D1 D2 D3 D4

D1 to D8
indicators the external input signal is active.
D5 D6 D7 D8
Relay output These indicators becomes ON (green) when

D12 to D17
indicators there is a system output. D12 D13 D15 D17
These indicators indicate the CAN
communication status of elevators 1 to 8.
Flashing: Indicating that the elevator is in the
D78, D71, automatic running state, with normal CAN
D65, D60, CAN communication. D78 D71 D65 D60
D55, D51, communication Steady ON: Indicating that the elevator is not
D46, and indicators in the automatic running state, but the CAN
D41 communication is normal.
D55 D51 D46 D41
Steady OFF: Indicating that CAN

communication of the elevator is
interrupted.
D85, D86,
D81 and Reserved - -
D80
24 V power This indicator becomes ON after the GCB is
D79
indicator powered up. D79
This indicator becomes ON if an elevator

D94 Fault indicator runs out of the group control or there is a
communication error.
D94
◆◆ To prevent external communication interference, use the shielded twisted

pair (STP) as communication cables and avoid laying them in parallel.
◆◆ The GCB must be powered by an independent 24 V power supply, and
NOTE cannot share the 24 V power supply with the elevator system.
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2.3 Floor Selector

2.3.1 Function Description
Table 2-2 Function description of the floor selector
Parameter setting It can be used to set the floor selector parameters.
Disability function It collects the calls from disabled passengers.
Destination floor information It collects the destination floor information entered by
collection passengers using buttons.
LCD display It displays the entered destination floor.
Buzzer prompt It tweets when keys are pressed.
IC card function It supports the call registration by swiping IC card.
Elevator indication It notifies passengers of the ID of the elevator to wait.
It supports the voice announcement function (applicable
Voice announcement
only to the touchscreen-type floor selectors).
Floor selection touch button: Passengers can select their destination floor by touching
the floor buttons, and then the selected buttons light up.
Available elevator indication: After a passenger selects the destination floor, the floor
selector display the ID of the assigned elevator for the passenger to take, reducing waiting
time.
Soft and clear female voice announcement: After a passenger selects the destination
floor, a soft and clear female voice prompts the passenger to take the available elevator,
enhancing the riding comfort.
Date and week displays: The current date and week are displayed in real time, and you
can calibrate them using the touchscreen.
Customization: After entering the correct password, the administrator can set various
floor selector parameters, such as the floor selector display and function parameters,
floor display parameters, and system parameters.
2.3.2 Installing the 10.4-Inch Wall-Mounted Touchscreen

1) Product appearance
Notes:
1） The floor selector consists of a touchscreen (MCTC-DDS-T1-IC)
and a wall-mounted bracket (MCTC-DDS-T2-B2-IC).
2） If no IC card reader is equipped, install a black acrylic plate in
the position reserved for the card reader.
3） Errors in the physical dimensions or differences in the surface
textures of different batches of products may exist. The
physical dimensions and surface textures are subject to the
actual product.
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2) Dimensions
260.5 167.91
Flange
20
Self-clinching nuts
43
Round head screws
14
0
5º
14
251.1
º
40
37.75
183.92
.2
R1
93
56.25 72.6
9.
2
185
Front view Side view
200
57
Four M3x8 260.5

countersunk head 212.5
screws and four M3 20
hexagon nuts with 61
Ø1
flange 0
90
Ø
130
199.5
160
60
R5
5
65
40
130
Rear view
R1
Touchscreen dimensions
0
112.4
72.8
72.5
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Ø5
54.8
88.2
54.5
77
Dimensions of an IC card Dimensions of a black acrylic plate
3) Installation procedure
4-Φ8
35 50
130
50
40 40
130
Height above
ground: 807 mm Hole dimensions
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Step Diagram
Step 1: Punch holes in the wall, and install the horn. ①
Options: four M3x8 countersunk head screws and
four M3 hexagon nuts with flange
Step 2: Install the IC card reader (optional). A black ②

acrylic plate has been installed in the position
reserved for the card reader before delivery.
Options: four M3 hexagon nuts with flange
Step 3: Install the bracket.

Method 1: Install the bracket on the solid slab wall (by
default).
Options: four M8 bolts (standard) ③
Method 2: Install the bracket on the metal slab wall.
Options: four M8x16 bolts, four M8 washers, and four
M8 nuts (prepared by users)
Step 4: Install the floor selector.

Options: six M3 hexagon nuts with flange
2.3.3 Installing the 10.4-Inch Vertical Touchscreen

Notes:
1） The floor selector consists of a touchscreen (MCTC-DDS-T1-IC) and a
vertical bracket (MCTC-DDS-T1-B1-IC).
2） If no IC card reader is equipped, install a black acrylic plate in the
position reserved for the card reader.
3） Errors in the physical dimensions or differences in the surface textures
of different batches of products may exist. The physical dimensions
and surface textures are subject to the actual product.
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2) Dimensions
200
Four M3x6 round head screws and four M3 plain washers
Four M3x8 260.5
20
0
countersunk Four M3 R1
50
self- 14
head screws and 0
four M3 hexagon clinching
nuts with flange nuts
199.5
º
160
40
72.5
11
4.
54.5
105
61
115
212.5
135 Screen size
145 Four M3x6 countersunk
head screws
72.5
1019.5
54.8
88.2
899.91
54.5
72.8
77
101 112.4
Dimensions of Dimensions of a black
782.5
an IC card acrylic plate
752.5
30
150
Four M4x12
Cable
countersunk
outlet
head screws
5
hole
6.
36
º
30 120
90
Ø
90
40
6 6 190
200
30
44
15
6
Holes punched in the base Front view Right view
150
Ø6.5
36
90
30 6
Holes punched in the base
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Step Diagram
Step 1: Punch holes in the base, and install

the horn. ①
②
Options: four M3x8 countersunk head screws
and four M3 hexagon nuts with flange
Step 2: Install the IC card reader (optional).

A black acrylic plate has been installed in the
position reserved for the card reader before
delivery.
Options: four M3 hexagon nuts with flange
Step 3: Install the floor selector.

Options: four M3x8 cross recessed screws,
four M3 washers, and four M3x8 countersunk ③
head screws.
Step 4: Install the bracket.

Options: four M4x12 countersunk head screws
④
2.3.4 Installing the 15-Inch Wall-Mounted Touchscreen

Notes:
1） The floor selector consists of a touchscreen (MCTC-DDS-T2-IC)
and a vertical bracket (MCTC-DDS-T2-B2-IC).
textures of different batches of products may exist. The physical
dimensions and surface textures are subject to the actual
product.
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1) Dimensions
343.4
Countersunk head screws
15
101 26
7.
4
50
65 80
65
6º
15
54.5
77
Self-clinching screws
5
5.
Hexagon nuts with flange
º
40
72.5
Dimensions of an IC card
437
369.17
0
11
72.8
98.75 72.5 98.75
253.5
182
88.2
54.8
162.32
112.4
39.79
223.36
Dimensions of a black acrylic plate
Side view
270
Front view Countersunk head screws 314

Hexagon nuts with flange
343.4 .5
R3
200
R5
4
0
Ø8
100
130
200
267.4
200 35
146
304
Screen view
Rear view
200
60
4-
Ø1
0
60
200
100
70
200
Height above ground

782
Size of holes punched in

the sheet metal wall
For details, see the installation of MCTC-DDS-T1 in section "2.3.2 Installing the 10.4-Inch
Wall-Mounted Touchscreen".
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2.3.5 Installing the 15-Inch Vertical Touchscreen

Notes:
1） The floor selector consists of a touchscreen (MCTC-DDS-T2-IC) and
a vertical bracket (MCTC-DDS-T2-B1-IC).
dimensions and surface textures are subject to the actual product.
2) Dimensions
343.4 15 Four M3x6 countersunk head screws

343.4
35 40
304 R Six M3x6 self-
clinching screws
80
and six M3
hexagon nuts with
65
flange
65
267.4
23
229
4.
54.5
72.5
Screen view
104
72.5 72.8
.5
Ø5
1073.73
901.85
Ø6
54.5
88.2
54.5
80
Dimensions of
782.5
112.4
an IC card
150
Ø6 30
38
90
20
40
30
40.4
8
19.2
250 32.2 120

Base dimensions
200
Front view
Top view
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47.8 150
Φ6
65.2
38
90
Dimensions of holes punched in the base
For details, see the installation of MCTC-DDS-T1 in section"2.3.3 Installing the 10.4-Inch
Vertical Touchscreen".
2.3.6 Installing the Keypad-Type Floor Selector

■■ MCTC-DDS-K1 (the keypad-type floor selector, without IC card function)
Notes:
A 1） There are floor buttons and a button specialized for disabled
passengers.
2） The elevator direction display indicates the location of the assigned
car.
1 2 3
4 5 6 3） Braille numbers are embossed on the buttons of the keypad.

7 8 9 4） Errors in the physical dimensions or differences in the surface
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2) Dimensions
125 15
121.6 95
3-Φ4.5*10
16 mounting hole 30
A 54
Φ40 cable
outlet hole
293.5 266 1 2 3
297
4 5 6
7 8 9
128
★ 0 —
Φ4.5 mounting hole 94

Keypad Keypad
Backplate
Front view Side view
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Step Diagram
①
Step 1: Install the backplate.

Options: four M4.5x10 countersunk head screws
Step 2: Punch holes in the upper part of the floor

selector back and insert the upper hooks of the
backplate into these holes.
Step 3: Punch holes in the lower part of the floor

selector back and insert the lower supports of the
backplate into these holes.
■■ MCTC-DDS-K1-IC (the keypad-type floor selector, with IC card function)

A Notes:
1） There are floor buttons and a button specialized for disabled
passengers.
2） The elevator direction display indicates the location of the assigned
读卡区
Read Area
car.
3） Braille numbers are embossed on the buttons of the keypad.
1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9
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2) Dimensions

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The floor selector uses CAN communication, and VH3.96-4P terminals are used for
wiring. The type and function of these terminals are shown as follows.
Table 2-3 Description of VH3.96-4P terminals
Terminal Mark Function Description Remarks

1 24 V
2 CANH
3 CANL

4 GND

Table 2-4 Description of floor selector terminals

Keypad-type floor selector
+24V/GND Power interface

CANH
CANL
+24V
COM
CAN communication port used for communication

CANH/CANL
with the GCB 1234
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Touchscreen-type floor selector
+24V/GND Power interface
CANH
CANL
+24V
COM
CAN communication port used for communication
CANH/CANL
with the GCB 1234
2.4 Car Display

2.4.1 Dimensions
The following figure shows the dimensions of the car display.
197.2±0.2 Fix the car

display with
four M4 nuts.
148.1±0.2
144±0.2
193.6
Car display
Backplate
240±0.2
32
250.3
Figure 2-2 Mounting diagram of the car display (unit: mm)

Table 2-5 Description of the car display input/output terminals
Terminal
Function Wiring
Name
Modbus communication and power supply terminals;

MOD+
MOD-
+24V
GND
CN1 Pins 2 and 3 are for Modbus communication, and pins

1 and 4 are for power supply.
1234
2.4.3 Function Description

The functions of the car display are described as follows:
1) It displays all status information of an elevator, including the running direction,
current floor, and overload/full-load information.
2) It displays the destination floors of an elevator to arrive in real time. A maximum of
eight nearest stops can be displayed.
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◆◆ A maximum of eight destination floors can be displayed. If there are more

than eight destination floors, the first destination floor display is removed
NOTE upon arrival, and then the ninth destination floor is displayed.
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◆◆ The window image, time, day of week, and date can be modified. For
details, consult Inovance.
NOTE
The following figure shows the car display information in overload or fault state.
Destination floors:
Prompt Prompt
Warning: overload
Warning: fault
Normal Overload Fault

Figure 2-4 Examples of the car display interface
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Chapter 3 System Commissioning
3.1 LED Operating Panel

The LED operating panel can be used to modify parameters, monitor the status and
perform other operations to the GCB.
1 Panel introduction
The following figure shows the appearance and function zones of the LED operating
panel.
Reserved Reserved
Reserved RUN LOCAL/REMOT FWD/REV TUNE/TC

Reserved
Data display zone

Unit indicator
Hz A V
RPM %
Increment key
Programming key PRG ENTER Confirm key
Reserved QUICK Shift key

Decrement key
Reserved RUN MF.K
STOP
RES
Reserved
Reserved
Figure 3-1 LED operating panel

1) Description of function indicators
■■ RUN: reserved
■■ LOCAL/REMOT: reserved
■■ FWD/REV: reserved
■■ TUNE/TC: reserved
2) Description of unit indicators ( indicates on; indicates off)

Hz A V
RPM %
%: percentage
These indicators are used to display the unit of the value in the LED display zone. If an
indicator is on, the corresponding unit is used. If two indicators are on, the unit between
them is used.
3) Description of the LED display zone
It is a five-digit LED display, which can display various monitoring data and parameters.
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Parameter group Parameter No.
4) Description of keys
Table 3-1 Functions of keys
Key Key Name Function
PRG Programming Enter or exit Level I menu
Enter the menu interfaces level by level, and confirm the

Confirm
parameter settings.
ENTER
Increment Increase data or parameter.
Decrement Decrease data or parameter.
Select the digit to be modified when modifying a parameter

Shift
value.
RUN Reserved -
Reserved -
STOP
RES
MF.K Reserved -
QUICK Reserved -
2 Viewing and Modifying Parameters

The operating panel of the GCB adopts a three-level menu to perform parameter setting
and other operations.
The three-level menu consists of parameter group (Level I), parameter (Level II), and
parameter setting value (Level III). Figure 3-2 shows the operation procedure.
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If there is a blinking digit, press ,

Level I menu
or to modify the digit.
(Select the parameter group)
F0 ENTER
PRG
Return
Enter
F0-00 F0-02
Level II menu PRG
Enter
(Select the parameter No.)
ENTER
Return ENTER
Enter
1
PRG Next parameter No.
Level III menu
Abort
ENTER
(Set the parameter value) Save
Figure 3-2 Operation flowchart of the three-level menu

Note:
You can return to Level II menu from Level III menu by pressing or .
PRG ENTER
The difference between the two is as follows:
After you press , the system saves the parameter setting, goes back to Level II
ENTER
menu and automatically shifts to the next parameter.
After you press , the system does not save the parameter setting, but directly goes
PRG
back to Level II menu and remains at the current parameter.
Example: Change the value of F2-00 from 0 to100.
ENTER
F0 F1 F2 F2-00
ENTER
PRG ENTER
F2 F2-01 100 000 000
In Level III menu, if a parameter has no blinking digit, it indicates that the parameter
cannot be modified. This may be because such a parameter is only readable, such as an
actually-detected parameter or version display parameter.
3 Password Setting
The GCB provides a password protection function. When FP-00 (User password) is set
to a non-zero value, it is a user password. The password takes effect after you exit the
parameter editing state. After you press PRG , "-----" is displayed. You must enter the
correct user password to enter level I menu.
To cancel the password protection function, enter the menu with correct password and
then set FP-00 (User password) to 0. If FP-00 (User password) is a non-zero value upon
power-on, the parameters are protected by a password.
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3.2 Operations of the MCTC-DDS-T Series Floor Selector

3.2.1 Interface Description
The display zone of the touchscreen-type floor selector can display the destination floor
number, ID and location of a system-assigned elevator, and parameters.
ID of a system-
assigned elevator A 3 Destination floor
1 2 3
<<
4 5 6
Elevator location
7 8 9
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Figure 3-3 Main interface of the touchscreen-type floor selector

3.2.2 Key Description
Table 3-2 Key function table
Key Definition Function

◆◆ Return to the previous menu.
Cancel ◆◆ This key implements different functions in different
Function situations. Set the needed functions in F1-05.
keys ◆◆ Enter the selected function.
- OK ◆◆ This key implements different functions in different
situations. Set the needed functions in F1-06.
3.2.3 Parameter Settings

Press the time display area on the bottom of the interface for 3s, and enter the default
password 888888. Then, press to enter the system setting interface, on which four
parameter groups are displayed. They are:
■■ Group F0: Display parameters
■■ Group F1: Basic parameters
■■ Group F2: Floor display parameters
■■ Group FP: System parameters
Press the parameter group to be selected for 2s to set the parameters in this group.
Take the setting of display parameters as an example: Long-press the time bar on the
main interface to enter the parameter group interface, and click the parameter group
to be selected. Then, you can switch to the parameter setting interface. Set F0-00 (Floor
address of the floor selector) to 45 and F0-01 (Front and rear door settings of the floor
selector) to 1, and click the icon on the upper left corner to save the settings.
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3.2.4 Elevator Calls
The floor selector can be operated in two modes.
Mode Display of the Floor Selector

Mode 1: Enter the destination floor directly.
Note: During floor selection, the interval between two
5
keys are pressed must be smaller than the input delay
time specified by F1-00 (Key pressing interval for non- 1 2 3
disabled people). If no key is pressed within the interval 4 5 6
specified by F1-00 (Key pressing interval for non-

7 8 9
disabled people), the earlier input is regarded as the *

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destination floor.
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Mode 2: If a large number of passengers need to take

an elevator at the same time, enter the destination
5☆3
floor numbers, and the number of passengers 1 2 3
successively. That is, enter the "destination floor 4 5 6
numbers + + the number of passengers".

7 8 9
Note: must be pre-set as the grouping key. *

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Operation result 1: After a passenger enters a valid floor

number, the floor selector displays the ID and direction A
of an assigned elevator for a period specified in F1-02 (ID 1 2 3
display time of an assigned elevator). As shown in the <<

4 5 6
figure on the right, the system assigns elevator A and

7 8 9
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Operation result 2: If a passenger enters an invalid floor

Please请重新输入
select another floor.
number, the floor selector gives a prompt"Please select 1 2 3

another floor". 4 5 6
Note: An invalid floor may be the current floor or a non- 7 8 9
service floor of the GCB.

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Example 1: A passenger needs to take an elevator to floor 5 and presses 5 on the floor
selector. Then, "C>>" is displayed on the screen to instruct the passenger to wait for
elevator C on the right side, as shown in the following figure.
Example 2: Three passengers need to take an elevator to floor 5 and press 5 on the
floor selector. After that, they press the grouping key " ☆ " and enter the number of
passengers "3". Then, "D>>" is displayed on the screen to instruct the passengers to wait
for elevator D on the right side, as shown in the following figure.
◆◆ If there are eight or less passengers, one elevator is assigned. If there are
more than eight passengers, multiple elevators can be assigned based on
NOTE the actual situation.
3.3 Operations of the MCTC-DDS-K1 Series Floor Selector

3.3.1 Introduction to the Floor Selector
The display zone of the keypad-type floor selector can display the destination floor
number, elevator location, and parameters.
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Data display zone A
1 2 3
Keys 4 5 6
7 8 9
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Disability function key
Data display zone can display the destination floor number, ID and location of a system-
assigned elevator, and parameters, as shown in the following figure.
Destination floor ID and location of a

number system-assigned elevator Parameter
5 H F0
3.3.2 Description of Keys
Table 3-3 Description of key functions
Key Definition Function

◆◆ Enter the menu mode: Hold down this key for 5s to set
parameters.
◆◆ Exit the menu mode: Short-press this key to exit the menu
mode. You can also exit the menu mode if there is no
Enter or operation for 30s.
exit the
◆◆ Returns to the previous menu: Short-press this key.
menu
◆◆ Cancel the data input.
mode.
◆◆ This key implements different functions in different
Function situations. Set the needed functions in F1-05 (Function
keys selection of the special function key in the lower left
corner).
◆◆ Enter a selected function.
◆◆ Enter the editing state when viewing the data.
◆◆ Save the data input.
- OK
◆◆ This key implements different functions in different
situations. Set the needed functions in F1-06 (Function
selection of the special function key in the lower right
corner).
◆◆ Move the item up by 1 in the menu mode.
2 Up
◆◆ Increases the current value by 1 when entering the data.
◆◆ Move the item down by 1 in the menu mode.
8 Down
Direction ◆◆ Decrease the current value by 1 when entering the data.
keys ◆◆ Move the item up by 10 in the menu mode.
4 Left
◆◆ Move the cursor to the left when entering the data.
◆◆ Move the item down by 10 in the menu mode.
6 Right
◆◆ Move the cursor to the right when entering the data.
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3.3.3 Parameter Settings

Press key on the lower left corner for 3s to enter the system setting interface, on
which four parameter groups are displayed. They are:
■■ Group F0: Display parameters
■■ Group F1: Basic parameters
■■ Group F2: Floor display parameters
■■ Group FP: System parameters
Press the parameter group to be selected for 2s to set the parameters in this group.
Take the setting of display parameters as an example: Long-press key on the

lower left corner of the main interface to enter the system setting interface. Select the
parameter groups and parameters using 2 or 8 keys. Then, short-press -
key to enter the parameter setting interface. Set F0-00 (Floor address of the floor selector)
to 1 using 2 or 8 keys, and save the setting by pressing - key on the lower
right corner.
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3.3.4 Elevator Calls

Mode 1: Enter the destination floor directly.
Note: The interval between two keys are pressed
5
must be smaller than the input delay time specified
by F1-00 (Key pressing interval for non-disabled
people). If no key is pressed within the interval
1 2 3
specified by F1-00 (Key pressing interval for non-

4 5 6
disabled people), the earlier input is regarded as the

7 8 9
destination floor.
★ 0 —
Mode 2: If a large number of passengers need to take 5☆3

an elevator at the same time, enter the destination
floor numbers, and the number of passengers 1 2 3
successively. That is, enter the "destination floor 4 5 6
numbers + + the number of passengers". 7 8 9
Note: must be pre-set as the grouping key. ★ 0 —
Operation result 1: After a passenger enters a valid

A
floor number, the floor selector displays the ID
and direction of an assigned elevator for a period
specified in F1-02 (ID display time of an assigned
1 2 3
elevator). As shown in the figure on the right, the

4 5 6
system assigns elevator A and the elevator A is on the

7 8 9
left side.
★ 0 —
Please select
请重新输入
Operation result 2: If a passenger enters an invalid
another floor.
floor number, the floor selector prompts "Please

select another floor".
1 2 3
Note: An invalid floor may be the current floor or a

4 5 6
non-service floor of the GCB.

7 8 9
★ 0 —
Example 1: A passenger needs to take an elevator to floor 5 and presses 5 on the floor
selector. Then, "C>>" is displayed on the screen to instruct the passenger to wait for
elevator C on the right side, as shown in the following figure.
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5 c
1 2 3 1 2 3
4 5 6 4 5 6
7 8 9 7 8 9
★ 0 — ★ 0 —
Example 2: Three passengers need to take an elevator to floor 5 and press 5 on the
floor selector. After that, they enter" " and the number of passengers"3". Then,"D>>"
is displayed on the screen to instruct the passengers to wait for elevator D on the right
side, as shown in the following figure.
5 D 5☆3 D
1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
4 5 6 4 5 6 4 5 6 4 5 6
7 8 9 7 8 9 7 8 9 7 8 9
★ 0 — ★ 0 — ★ 0 — ★ 0 —
3.3.5 Selecting a Destination Floor by the Disabled

Step 1: Press the disability key on the floor selector and the screen displays the
international symbol of access wheelchair symbol .
Step 2: Enter the destination floor.

■■ During floor selection, the interval between two keys are pressed must be smaller
than the input delay time specified by F1-01 (Key pressing interval for disabled
people). The earlier input and the later input together forms the number of a floor.
If no key is pressed within the time specified by F1-01 (Key pressing interval for
disabled people), the earlier input is regarded as the destination floor.
■■ If a passenger enters an invalid floor number, the floor selector gives a voice prompt
"Please select another floor". An invalid floor may be the current floor or a non-
service floor of the GCB.
Step 3: After a passenger selects a valid floor, the floor selector displays the ID and
location of the assigned elevator.
For example, when a disabled passenger needs to take an elevator to floor 5, the
passenger presses and number "5" on the floor selector. Then, "E>>" is displayed
on the screen to instruct the passenger to wait for elevator E on the right side, as shown
in the following figure.
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5 E
1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
4 5 6 4 5 6 4 5 6
7 8 9 7 8 9 7 8 9
★ 0 — ★ 0 — ★ 0 —
3.4 Quick System Commissioning

The parameters of GCB units have been set to the optimum before delivery, which
enables the GCB to meet the requirements of most applications. Generally, you only
need to set the working modes as required.
The system commissioning method is described based on the working modes.
The following figure shows the procedure for quick system commissioning.
Start
Connect the cables of the GCB, each

elevator system, and floor selectors. A
Set the group control mode and ID of

B
each elevator.
Set the physical floor address of each

floor selector. C
Confirm that the floor selectors can

call for elevators normally.
D
Enable other functions. E
End
Figure 3-5 System commissioning flowchart
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The detailed commissioning procedure is as follows:

A - Before using the system, ensure that the GCB, an elevator, the floor selector, and
other hardware are correctly wired and the elevator can run at normal speed.
B - Set the group control mode and ID of each elevator.
■■ Set parameters F6-07, F6-08 and F6-09 on the NICE series integrated elevator
controllers to enable the group control function. The value setting of these
parameters is as follows:
F6-07: total number of elevators connected to the group control system;
F6-08: the elevator controlled by corresponding controller (For example, set No.2
elevator to 2 when there are four elevators, and connect the elevator to the second CAN
communication port of the GCB);
F6-09: Set Bit3 to 1 and Bit15 to 1 to enable the group control function.
◆◆ F6-08 is the elevator ID, whose value must be consistent with the CAN
communication channel ID of the GCB.
NOTE
C - Set the floor addresses of a floor selector.

■■ The MCTC-DDS-T1, MCTC-DDS-T2, and MCTC-DDS-K1 series floor selectors provide
the parameter setting function.
■■ F0-00 is used to set the physical floor address of a floor selector. For example, if a
floor selector is used to call an elevator from the front door on floor 5, set F0-00 to
5 and F0-01 to 0. After the floor address of all floor selectors are set, view the GCB
parameters in group FU to verify that the floor selectors are connected properly.
D - Use a floor selector to call for an elevator.
■■ The group control system works normally.
E - The parameters of MCTC-GCB-B1 have been set to the default before delivery. You
can use them directly. The group control system provides multiple functions, and you
can enable the required functions by setting the function parameters of the MCTC-
GCB-B1.
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Chapter 4 Parameters
4.1 Parameters of the Group Control Board

When FP-00 (User password) is set to a non-zero value, the password protection
function is enabled. You must enter the correct password to enter the parameter menu.
To cancel the password protection, set FP-00 (User password) to 0.
Symbols in the parameter table are described as follows:
☆ : The parameter value can be modified when the group control system is in either
stop or running state.
● : The parameter is the actually measured value and cannot be modified.
Parameter No. Parameter Name Setting Range Default Unit Property

Group F0: Basic Parameters
Elevator dispatch 0: Comprehensive
F0-00 method in normal consideration 0 - ☆
traffic mode 1: Efficiency first
Intelligent traffic 1: Enabled
F0-01 0 - ☆
mode 0: Disabled
Maximum waiting
F0-02 5–100 60 s ☆
time
Maximum waiting
F0-03 time in energy- 5–100 90 s ☆
saving mode
F0-04 Maximum travel time 5–100 40 s ☆
F0-05 Door open timeout 30–1000 60 s ☆
F0-06 Parking time 0–10 2 min ☆
F0-07 Parking floor 1 0–56 0 - ☆
Number of elevators
F0-08 1–8 1 - ☆
on parking floor 1
Number of elevators
F0-10 1–8 1 - ☆
on parking floor 2
Number of elevators
F0-12 1–8 1 - ☆
on parking floor 3
F0-13 VIP floor 1 0–56 0 - ☆
F0-14 VIP floor 2 0–56 0 - ☆
Maximum number
Maximum number of
of elevators that
operational elevators when
F0-15 can be powered by 1 - ☆
the backup power supply is
the backup power
used: 0–65535
supply
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Number of elevators
F0-16 for a sudden traffic 0–8 0 - ☆
peak
F0-17 Main floor 0–56 1 - ☆
F0-18 Reserved - 0 - ☆
Group F1: Terminal Parameters
F1-01 X1 function selection 0: Unused 0 - ☆
F1-02 X2 function selection 1: Reserved 0 - ☆
2: Reserved
F1-04 X4 function selection 4: Elevator running feedback 0 - ☆
F1-05 X5 function selection when the backup power 0 - ☆
supply is used
F1-06 X6 function selection 0 - ☆
5: VIP input
F1-07 X7 function selection 0–32: Normally open (NO) 0 - ☆
input
F1-08 X8 function selection Over 100: Normally closed 0 - ☆
(NC) input
F1-09 Y1 function selection 0 - ☆
F1-10 Y2 function selection Reserved 0 - ☆
Group F2: Zoning Parameters
0–65535
Bit0: Energy-saving mode
Zoning function Bit1: Normal traffic mode
F2-00 enabling in different Bit2: Up peak mode 0 - ☆
traffic modes Bit3: Down peak mode
Bit4: Sudden peak hour mode
Bit5 to Bit15: Reserved
Zoning function 0: User-defined zoning
F2-01 0 - ☆
setting 1: Intelligent zoning
F2-03 Start floor of zone 1 0–56 0 - ☆
F2-04 End floor of zone 1 0–56 0 - ☆
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F2-10 End floor of zone 4 0–56 0 -
Zone selection for
F2-11 0 - ☆
elevator 1
Zone selection for
F2-12 0: All 0 - ☆
elevator 2
1: Zone1
Zone selection for
F2-13 2: Zone 2 0 - ☆
elevator 3
3: Zone 3
Zone selection for 4: Zone 4
F2-14 0 - ☆
elevator 4 5: Odd-number floors
Zone selection for 6: Even-number floors
F2-15 7: One-direction collective 0 - ☆
elevator 5
selective (up collective
Zone selection for
F2-16 selective in up peak hours, 0 - ☆
elevator 6
and down collective selective
Zone selection for in down peak hours)
F2-17 0 - ☆
elevator 7
Zone selection for
F2-18 0 - ☆
elevator 8
Group F3: Traffic Time Setting Parameters
1: Monday
2: Tuesday
3: Wednesday
F3-00 Day of week 4: Thursday 1 - ☆
5: Friday
6: Saturday
7: Sunday
Start time of period 1 in traffic 00.00
F3-01 Start time of period 1 - ☆
mode
End time of period 1 in traffic 00.00
F3-02 End time of period 1 - ☆
mode
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0: Energy-saving mode
1: Normal traffic mode
Traffic mode setting
F3-03 2: Up peak mode 1 - ☆
for period 1
3: Down peak mode
4: Sudden peak hour mode
Floors with peak
F3-04 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 1
Start time of period 2 in traffic
F3-05 Start time of period 2 00.00 - ☆
mode
End time of period 2 in traffic
F3-06 End time of period 2 00.00 - ☆
mode
for period 2
3: Down peak mode
Floors with peak
F3-08 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 2
mode
End time of period 3 in traffic 00.00
mode
for period 3
3: Down peak mode
Floors with peak
F3-12 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 3
mode
End time of period 4 in traffic
mode
for period 4
3: Down peak mode
Floors with peak
F3-16 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 4
mode
mode
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for period 5
3: Down peak mode
Floors with peak
F3-20 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 5
mode
mode
for period 6
3: Down peak mode
Floors with peak
F3-24 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 6
mode
mode
for period 7
3: Down peak mode
Floors with peak
F3-28 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 7
mode
mode
for period 8
3: Down peak mode
Floors with peak
F3-32 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 8
mode
mode
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for period 9
3: Down peak mode
Floors with peak
F3-36 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 9
Start time of period Start time of period 10 in
F3-37 00.00 - ☆
10 traffic mode
End time of period Start time of period 10 in
F3-38 00.00 - ☆
10 traffic mode
for period 10
3: Down peak mode
Floors with peak
F3-40 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 10
Group F4: Function Selection Parameters
F4-00 Clock: year 2010–2100 2013 YYYY ☆
Clock: month and
F4-01 0–1231 1 MM.DD ☆
day
Clock: hour and
F4-02 0–2359 1 HH.MM ☆
minute
F4-03 Day of week 1–7 1 - ●
F4-04 Version 1 0–65535 0 - ●
F4-05 Version 2 0–65535 0 - ●
F4-06 Version 3 0–65535 0 - ●
F4-07 Reserved
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0–65535
Bit0: Dispersed elevator
waiting function enabled
Bit1: Zoned elevator waiting
function enabled
Bit2: Processing of elevator
door open timeout disabled
Bit3: No redispatch after an
elevator enters the fault state
Group control
F4-11 in destination floor mode 0 - ☆
function selection 1
Bit4: Traffic statistics
collection selection
(0: Collection of call statistics
by the GCB; 1: Collection
of analog statistics of an
elevator)
Bit5: Period setting for the
traffic mode
Group FU: System Monitoring Parameters
LED 1: Communication
quality of elevator 1
CAN communication quality of elevator 2
quality 1 of elevators LED 3: Communication
FU-00 0 - ●
under group control quality of elevator 3
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CAN communication LED 2: Communication
quality 2 of elevators quality of elevator 7
FU-01 0 - ●
under group control LED 3: Communication
LED 4: Reserved
LED 5: Reserved
Monitoring of
Monitoring of elevators under
FU-02 elevators under 0 - ●
group control
group control
Ones: Traffic status display,
FU-03 Current traffic mode 0–4 0 - ●
Tens: Zone status display, 0–1
Average waiting time
FU-04 Average waiting time 0 s ●
(read only)
Average travel time
FU-05 Average travel time 0 s ●
(read only)
Long waiting time
FU-06 Long waiting time rate: 0–100 0 % ●
rate (read only)
Full-load rate (read
FU-07 Full-load rate: 0–00 0 % ●
only)
FU-08 Reserved - 0 - ●
Communication
Communication status of
status of floor
FU-21 floor selectors on floors 1 to 0 - ●
selectors connected
16 (front door)
to CAN1 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (front door)
to CAN1 channel
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Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (front door)
to CAN1 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (front door)
to CAN1 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (rear door)
to CAN1 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (rear door)
to CAN1 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (rear door)
to CAN1 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (rear door)
to CAN1 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (front door)
to CAN2 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (front door)
to CAN2 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (front door)
to CAN2 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (front door)
to CAN2 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (rear door)
to CAN2 channel
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Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (rear door)
to CAN2 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (rear door)
to CAN2 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (rear door)
to CAN2 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (front door)
to CAN3 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (front door)
to CAN3 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (front door)
to CAN3 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (front door)
to CAN3 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (rear door)
to CAN3 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (rear door)
to CAN3 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (rear door)
to CAN3 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (rear door)
to CAN3 channel
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Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (front door)
to CAN4 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (front door)
to CAN4 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (front door)
to CAN4 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (front door)
to CAN4 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (rear door)
to CAN4 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (rear door)
to CAN4 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (rear door)
to CAN4 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (rear door)
to CAN4 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (front door)
to CAN5 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (front door)
to CAN5 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (front door)
to CAN5 channel
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Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (front door)
to CAN5 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (rear door)
to CAN5 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (rear door)
to CAN5 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (rear door)
to CAN5 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (rear door)
to CAN5 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (front door)
to CAN6 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (front door)
to CAN6 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (front door)
to CAN6 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (front door)
to CAN6 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (rear door)
to CAN6 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (rear door)
to CAN6 channel
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Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (rear door)
to CAN6 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (rear door)
to CAN6 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (front door)
to CAN7 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (front door)
to CAN7 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (front door)
to CAN7 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (front door)
to CAN7 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (rear door)
to CAN7 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (rear door)
to CAN7 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (rear door)
to CAN7 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (rear door)
to CAN7 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (front door)
to CAN8 channel
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Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (front door)
to CAN8 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (front door)
to CAN8 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (front door)
to CAN8 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
16 (rear door)
to CAN8 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
32 (rear door)
to CAN8 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
48 (rear door)
to CAN8 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
56 (rear door)
to CAN8 channel
FU-85 Input state 1 0–65535 0 - ●
FU-86 Input state 2 0–65535 0 - ●
FU-87 Output state 1 0–65535 0 - ●
Group FP: User Parameters
FP-00 User password 0–65535 0 - ☆
0: No operation
FP-01 Parameter update 0 - ☆
1: Restore default settings
User-defined
FP-02 0–1 0 - ☆
parameter checking
FP-03 Reserved - 0 - ☆
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4.2 Parameters of the Floor Selector

When FP-00 (Protection password) is set to a non-zero value, the password protection
function is enabled. You must enter the correct password to enter the parameter menu.
To cancel the password protection, set FP-00 (Protection password) to 0.
Symbols in the parameter table are described as follows:
☆ : The parameter value can be modified.
● : The parameter is the actually measured value and cannot be modified.
◆◆ When the floor selector is in floor selection mode, press key for 5s to
enter the parameter menu. On the parameter group Fx interface, you can
press key to exit the parameter setting and return to the floor selection
NOTE mode, or wait 30s for the system to automatically exit the parameter
setting and return to the floor selection mode.

Group F0: Display Parameters
Floor address of the
F0-00 0–56 0 - ☆
floor selector
Touchscreen- Keypad-
Front and rear door
type type
F0-01 settings of the floor 0 - ☆
0: Front door Front door
selector
1: Rear door Rear door
F0-02 ID display of elevator 1 Touchscreen- Keypad- 1 - ☆

F0-03 ID display of elevator 2 type type 2 - ☆
0: No display Null
F0-04 ID display of elevator 3 1: Display"A" A 3 - ☆
F0-05 ID display of elevator 4 2: Display"B" B 4 - ☆
F0-06 ID display of elevator 5 3: Display"C" C 5 - ☆
4: Display"D" D
F0-07 ID display of elevator 6 6 - ☆
Display in ...
F0-08 ID display of elevator 7 alphabetic 7 - ☆
order
F0-09 ID display of elevator 8 26: Display"Z" Z 8 - ☆
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F0-10 Location of elevator 1 0 - ☆
F0-11 Location of elevator 2 Touchscreen- Keypad- 0 - ☆
type type
F0-12 Location of elevator 3 Left 0 - ☆
F0-13 Location of elevator 4 Right 0 - ☆
F0-14 Location of elevator 5 Rear left 0 - ☆
F0-15 Location of elevator 6 Rear right 0 - ☆
No direction
F0-18 Reserved 0–65535 0 - ☆

Key pressing interval
F1-00 for non-disabled 1–3 1 s ☆
people
F1-01 1–5 3 s ☆
for disabled people
ID display time of an
F1-02 2–10 7 s ☆
assigned elevator
type type
Voice volume
Reserved
F1-03 adjustment of the 0 - ☆
Turn on and parameter,
touchscreen
off cannot be
set.
Voice announcement
F1-04 Turn on and off 0 - ☆
selection
0: No function
Function selection of
1–26: Letters from A to Z
the special function
F1-05 27: Display "-" 1 - ☆
key in the lower left
28: Reserved
corner
29: Door switching function
0–29
Function selection of 0: No function
the special function 1–26: Letters from A to Z
F1-06 28 - ☆
key in the lower right 27: Display "-"
corner 28: Reserved
Program function
F1-07 - 0 - ☆
selection
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Group F2: Floor Display Parameters
F2-00 Reserved 0–65535 0 - ☆
F2-01 Code of floor 1 0001 - ☆
0000–4040
For floor code setting, the
F2-09 Code of floor 9 medium bits (two high 0009 - ☆
F2-10 Code of floor 10 bits) and low bits (two low 0100 - ☆
F2-11 Code of floor 11 bits) are set separately. The 0101 - ☆
available codes include:
F2-12 Code of floor 12 00–09: Display "0" to "9" 0102 - ☆
F2-13 Code of floor 13 10–35: Display "A" to "Z" 0103 - ☆
F2-14 Code of floor 14 36: Display "-" 0104 - ☆
37–40: Reserved
F2-15 Code of floor 15 0105 - ☆
Display of floors 16 to 50 …
F2-51 Code of floor 51 0501 - ☆
F2-52 Code of floor 52 0502 - ☆
F2-53 Code of floor 53 0503 - ☆
F2-54 Code of floor 54 0504 - ☆
F2-55 Code of floor 55 0505 - ☆
F2-56 Code of floor 56 0506 - ☆
F2-57 Reserved - - -
F2-59 Reserved - - - -
Group FP: Protection parameters
FP-00 Protection password 0–65535 0 - ☆
No: No function
FP-01 Parameter update 0 - ☆
Yes: Restore default settings
Chinese
FP-02 Language selection 0 - ☆
English
0–10
Voice volume of the
FP-03 A larger number indicates a 8 - ●
touchscreen
higher volume.
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0–10
Brightness of the
FP-04 A larger number indicates a 8 - ●
touchscreen
higher brightness.
Energy-saving time of
FP-05 0–60 1 min ●
the touchscreen
Date and time settings
FP-11 Manual setting - - ☆
of the touchscreen
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Chapter 5 Parameter Description
5.1 Description of Group Control Board Parameters

Parameter
Parameter Name Setting Range Default Unit Property
No.
Elevator dispatch 0: Overall
F0-00 method in normal consideration 0 - ☆
traffic mode 1: Efficiency first
0: Overall consideration based on the travel time, waiting time, and crowding degree in
the car
1: Waiting time first
Parameter
No.
0: Disabled
F0-01 Intelligent traffic mode 1 - ☆
1: Enabled
0: The intelligent traffic mode is disabled.
1: The intelligent traffic mode is enabled. In this mode, an SD card is required. The
system uses the learned traffic modes.
Parameter
No.
F0-02 Maximum waiting time 5–100 60 s ☆
It is used when the group control system assigns elevators. When the waiting time
exceeds the time specified by F0-02, the system assigns a call to other elevators first.
Parameter
No.
Maximum waiting time
F0-03 5–100 90 s ☆
in energy-saving mode
In energy-saving traffic mode, the system assigns one of the operational elevators to
respond to a call so that the waiting time is shorter than that specified by F0-03.
If the waiting time is longer than the value set in F0-03, a non-operational elevator is
assigned to respond to the call.
Parameter
No.
F0-04 Maximum travel time 5–100 40 s ☆
It is used when the group control system assigns elevators. Based on the current
elevator assignment and operation conditions, the system assigns the call to other
elevators first if the system calculates that the travel time corresponding to a call is
longer than the value set in F0-04.
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Parameter
No.
F0-05 Door open timeout 30–1000 60 s ☆
If the door open time of an elevator is longer than the value set in F0-05, the system
determines that a door open timeout occurs (because the light curtain is blocked or the
door open button is held down for a long time). Then, the system assigns a call to other
elevators first.
Parameter
No.
F0-06 Parking time 0–10 2 min ☆
When the group control system detects that the idle time of an elevator exceeds the
value set in F0-06, it assigns the elevator to implement dispersed parking.
Parameter
No.
Number of elevators
F0-08 1–8 1 - ☆
on parking floor 1
Number of elevators
F0-10 1–8 1 - ☆
on parking floor 2
Number of elevators
F0-12 1–8 1 - ☆
on parking floor 3
The parameters F0-07 and F0-08, F0-09 and F0-10, and F0-11 and F0-12 work together in
pairs. When the system implements dispersed parking, it assigns a specified number of
idle elevators to each parking floor.
To enable this function, set Bit0 of F4-11 to 0.
Parameter
No.
F0-13 VIP floor 1 0–56 0 - ☆
F0-14 VIP floor 2 0–56 0 - ☆
If a floor is set as a VIP floor, calls from this floor are VIP calls. If an elevator responds to
a VIP call, the system does not assign this elevator to respond to other calls.
Parameter
No.
Maximum number
Maximum number of operational
of elevators that can elevators when
F0-15 1 - ☆
be powered by the the backup power
backup power supply supply is used:
0–65535
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When the elevators are powered by the backup power supply, the number of operational
elevators must be limited to prevent power shortage.
F0-15 is used to set the maximum number of operational elevators when the backup
power supply is used.
A 16-bit binary number is used to specify whether an elevator can be started. Bit0 is the
lowest bit and Bit15 is the highest bit (Bit8 to Bit15 are reserved). Bit0 to Bit7 indicate
elevators 1 to 8 respectively. If a bit is set to 0, it indicates that the elevator cannot be
started. If a bit is set to 1, it indicates that the elevator can be started. The specific
meanings of bit values are shown in the following table.
Bit Meaning Bit Meaning

Elevator 1 cannot be Elevator 5 cannot be
0 0
started. started.
Bit0 Bit4
Elevator 5 can be
1 Elevator 1 can be started. 1
started.
0 0
started. started.
Bit1 Bit5
Elevator 6 can be
started.
0 0
started. started.
Bit2 Bit6
Elevator 7 can be
started.
0 0
started. started.
Bit3 Bit7
Elevator 8 can be
started.
Bit8 to Bit15 Reserved
Parameter
No.
Number of elevators
F0-16 for a sudden traffic 0–8 0 - ☆
peak
It specifies the number of elevators that return to the floor with sudden traffic peak after
completing service in sudden peak hour mode.
Parameter
No.
F0-17 Main floor 0–56 1 - ☆
It is the lobby floor of a building. After the system enters the energy-saving mode, if the
parking time of an elevator exceeds the time set in F0-06, the elevator returns to the
main floor to wait for calls.
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Group F1: Terminal Parameters
Parameter
No.
F1-01 X1 function selection 0: Unused 0 - ☆
1: Reserved
2: Reserved
F1-04 X4 function selection 4: Elevator running 0 - ☆
feedback when
F1-05 X5 function selection the backup power 0 - ☆
F1-06 X6 function selection supply is used 0 - ☆
5: VIP input
Range: 0–132
(0–32: NO input;
Over 100: NC input)
X1 to X8 are DI terminals and the available parameters range from 0 to 32.
The code for the same function cannot be reused.
During usage, if the voltage of an X terminal input signal is 24 V, the terminal has an
input signal.
Each function is indicated by its corresponding code:
0: Unused
The system does not respond even if there is an input signal. You can allocate no
function to unused terminals to prevent misoperations.
1: Reserved
2: Reserved
3: Reserved
4: Elevator running feedback input when the backup power supply is used
5: VIP input
0 to 32:
The 32 parameters set the input terminals corresponding to 01 to 32 as normally open,
and set the input terminals corresponding to 101 to 132 as normally closed.
Parameter
No.
F1-10 Y2 function selection 0–16: Reserved 0 - ☆
The system output is relay output, which can be allocated to different functions among
0 to 16.
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0: Unused, indicating that the output terminal has no function

1 to 16: Reserved.
Group F2: Zoning Parameters
Parameter
No.
0–65535
Bit0: Energy-saving
mode
Bit1: Normal traffic
Zoning function
mode
F2-00 enabling in different 0 - ☆
Bit2: Up peak mode
traffic modes
Bit3: Down peak mode
Bit4: Sudden peak hour
mode
The zoning function can be used in various traffic modes. In each mode, one binary bit
is used to specify whether the zoning function is enabled. The value 1 indicates that the
zoning function is enabled, and 0 indicates that the zoning function is disabled.
Bit Function Description

0 Zoing function is disabled.
Bit0 Energy-saving mode
1 Zoing function is enabled.
Bit1 Normal traffic mode
Bit2 Up peak traffic
Bit3 Down peak traffic
Bit4 Sudden peak hour
Bit5 to Bit15 Reserved
Parameter
Name Setting Range Default Property Unit
No.
0: User-defined zoning
F2-01 Zoning function setting 0 - ☆
1: Intelligent zoning
It is used to set the zoning function.
0: User-defined zoning
It works together with parameters F2-03 to F2-10 to define zones. The system uses the
zones specified by parameters F2-03 to F2-10.
1: Intelligent zoning
The system calculates and defines zones automatically based on the data collected by
SD card.
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Parameter
No.
The start and end floors of user-defined zones are specified as follows:
F2-03 is the start floor of zone 1. F2-04 is the end floor of zone 1.
Parameter
No.
Zone selection for
F2-11 0 - ☆
elevator 1
Zone selection for 0: All
F2-12 1: Zone 1 0 - ☆
elevator 2
2: Zone 2
Zone selection for
F2-13 3: Zone 3 0 - ☆
elevator 3
4: Zone 4
Zone selection for 5: Odd-number floors
F2-14 0 - ☆
elevator 4 6: Even-number floors
Zone selection for 7: One-direction
F2-15 collective selective (up 0 - ☆
elevator 5
collective selective
Zone selection for
F2-16 in up peak hours, 0 - ☆
elevator 6
and down collective
Zone selection for selective in down peak
F2-17 0 - ☆
elevator 7 hours)
Zone selection for
F2-18 0 - ☆
elevator 8
0: All
The elevator provide services for all zones.
1: Zone 1
The elevator provides services only for zone 1 and responds only to the calls from zone 1.
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2: Zone 2
The elevator provides services only for zone 2 and responds only to calls from zone 2.
3: Zone 3
4: Zone 4
5: Odd-number floors
The elevator provides services only for odd-number floors and responds only to calls
from odd-number floors.
6: Even-number floors
The elevator provides services only for even-number floors and responds only to calls
from even-number floors.
7: One-direction collective selective
During up peak traffic hours, up collective selective is implemented for each elevator
and the elevators respond to up calls first. During down peak traffic hours, down
collective selective is implemented for each elevator and the elevators respond to down
calls first.
Group F3: Traffic Time Setting Parameters
Parameter
No.
1: Monday
2: Tuesday
3: Wednesday
F3-00 Day of week 4: Thursday 1 - ☆
5: Friday
6: Saturday
7: Sunday
F3-00 is used to set the day of week. After a day of week is selected, parameters F3-01 to
F3-40 specify 10 periods in the day. You can set seven days per week and 10 periods per
day so that 70 periods are available for you to set.
Example:
If you need to set or view the periods on Monday, set F3-00 to 1. The values of F3-01 to
F3-40 are 10 periods on Monday. You can set and use the 10 periods separately.
If you need to set or view the periods on Tuesday, set F3-00 to 2 (The periods previously
set for Monday are stored automatically). The values of F3-01 to F3-40 are 10 periods on
Tuesday. You can set and use the 10 periods separately. This rule also applies to other
days of a week.
Parameter
No.
Start time of period 1 in
traffic mode
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Parameter
No.
End time of period 1 in
traffic mode
Traffic mode setting 2: Up peak mode
F3-03 1 - ☆
for period 1 3: Down peak mode
4: Sudden peak hour
mode
Floors with peak
F3-04 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 1
traffic mode
traffic mode
F3-07 1 - ☆
4: Sudden peak hour
mode
Floors with peak
F3-08 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 2
traffic mode
traffic mode
F3-11 1 - ☆
4: Sudden peak hour
mode
Floors with peak
F3-12 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 3
traffic mode
traffic mode
F3-15 5 - ☆
4: Sudden peak hour
mode
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Parameter
No.
Floors with peak
F3-16 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 4
traffic mode
traffic mode
F3-19 1 - ☆
4: Sudden peak hour
mode
Floors with peak
F3-20 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 5
traffic mode
traffic mode
F3-23 1 - ☆
4: Sudden peak hour
mode
Floors with peak
F3-24 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 6
traffic mode
traffic mode
F3-27 1 - ☆
4: Sudden peak hour
mode
Floors with peak
F3-28 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 7
traffic mode
traffic mode
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Parameter
No.
F3-31 1 - ☆
4: Sudden peak hour
mode
Floors with peak
F3-32 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 8
traffic mode
traffic mode
F3-35 1 - ☆
4: Sudden peak hour
mode
Floors with peak
F3-36 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 9
Start time of period Start time of period 10 in
F3-37 00.00 - ☆
10 traffic mode
traffic mode
F3-39 1 - ☆
4: Sudden peak hour
mode
Floors with peak
F3-40 0–56 1 - ☆
traffic in period 10
F3-01 to F3-40 are period parameters for the day set in F3-00.
F3-01: Start time of period 1.
F3-02: End time of period 1.
F3-03: Traffic mode for period 1 set by users. In the period specified by F3-01 and F3-02,
the traffic mode set by users is used.
F3-04: Floors with peak traffic in period 1. In the up peak, down peak and sudden peak
hour modes, F3-04 indicates the peak traffic floors. In other traffic modes, F3-04 is
invalid.
F3-01 to F3-40 have the same functions as corresponding parameters for period 1.
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To enable user-defined periods, you must set Bit5 of F4-11 to 1. The functions of Bit5 are
described as follows:
If Bit5 is set to 1, the user-defined traffic modes is enabled. The system operates in the
traffic mode set by users in user-defined periods.
If Bit5 is set to 0, the system does not operate in the traffic mode set by users.
Group F4: Function Selection Parameters
Parameter
No.
F4-00 Clock: year 2010–2100 2013 YYYY ☆
F4-01 Clock: month and day 0–1231 1 MM.DD ☆
F4-02 Clock: hour and minute 0–2359 1 HH.MM ☆
These parameters are used to set current date and time.
Parameter
No.
F4-03 Day of week 1–7 1 - ●
It is used to set current day of week.
Parameter
No.
F4-04 Version 1 0–65535 0 - ●
F4-05 Version 2 0–65535 0 - ●
F4-06 Version 3 0–65535 0 - ●
These parameters are used to set GCB version number display.
F4-04 indicates a master version.
F4-05 indicates a customers’ version.
F4-06 indicates a non-standard version.
Parameter Parameter
Setting Range Default Unit Property
No. Name
0–65535
Bit0: Dispersed elevator
waiting function enabled
Bit1: Zone elevator waiting
function enabled
Bit2: Processing of elevator
Group control door open timeout disabled
F4-11 function Bit3: No redispatch after an 1 - ●
selection 1 elevator enters the fault state
in destination floor mode
Bit4: Traffic statistics
collection selection
Bit5: Period setting for the
traffic mode
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It is used for group control function selection.

Each bit of the parameter defines a function. If a bit is set to 1, the function indicated by
this bit is enabled. If this bit is set to 0, the function is disabled.
The following table describes the functions defined by each bit.
F4-11: Group control function selection 1

Bit Function Description Default
Dispersed 0: Dispersed elevator waiting enabled
Bit0 0
elevator waiting 1: Dispersed elevator waiting disabled
This bit is effective only when Bit0 of F4-11 is set to 1.
0: Zoned elevator waiting function disabled
Zoned elevator 1: Zoned elevator waiting function enabled
Bit 1 0
waiting When the system detects that elevators are idle for a
specified period, it assigns the elevators to different
zones to wait for calls.
If the system detects that a door stays open or a
light curtain is blocked for a time longer than that
specified by F0-05, the system regards that light
curtain blockage timeout occurs.
0: When light curtain blockage timeout occurs on an
Processing of
elevator, the system determines that the elevator
elevator door
Bit 2 is not suitable for responding to a new call and 0
open timeout
assigns suitable elevators to respond to the new
disabled
call.
1: When light curtain blockage timeout occurs on an
elevator, the system determines that the elevator
is suitable for responding to a new call and assigns
the elevator to respond to the new call.
0: When an elevator enters the fault state and cannot
No redispatch
provide services, the group control system sends the
after an
call assigned to the elevator to another elevator.
elevator enters
Bit 3 1: When an elevator enters the fault state and cannot 0
the fault state
provide services, the group control system does not
in destination
send the call assigned to the elevator to another
floor mode
elevator.
0: Collection of call statistics by the GCB
In this case, traffic statistics are collected by floor
selectors and the group control system obtains the
Traffic statistics
statistics for calculation.
Bit 4 collection 0
1: Collection of analog statistics of an elevator
selection
In this case, traffic statistics are collected by
elevators and the group control system obtains the
statistics for calculation.
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F4-11: Group control function selection 1

Bit Function Description Default
It is used to set periods for the traffic mode.
1: User-defined traffic mode enabled. In this case,
Period setting the time parameters specified by the parameters in
Bit 5 for the traffic group F3 are effective. 0
mode 0: User-defined traffic mode disabled. In this case,
the time parameters specified by the parameters in
group F3 are ineffective.
Bit 6
to Reserved
Bit15
Group FU: System Monitoring Parameters
Parameter Parameter
No. Name
CAN
communication
FU-00 quality 1 of 0 - ●
elevators under
group control
CAN
communication
FU-01 quality 2 of 0 - ●
elevators under
group control
LED 4: Reserved
LED 5: Reserved
FU-00 displays the communication quality of the GCB and elevators 1 to 5.
As shown in the following figure, five LEDs from right to left are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, and
5.
5 4 3 2 1
Figure 5-1 Example of communication quality of an elevator
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5 4 3 2 1
CAN5 CAN4 CAN3 CAN2 CAN1
communication communication communication communication communication
quality quality quality quality quality
0 High 0 High 0 High 0 High 0 High
↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑
9 Interrupted 9 Interrupted 9 Interrupted 9 Interrupted 9 Interrupted
Numbers 0 to 9 indicate the communication quality, where a larger value indicates

stronger interference and lower communication quality.
LED 1: Quality of CAN communication between the GCB and elevator 1.
FU-01 displays the communication quality of channels CAN6 to CAN8.
5 4 3 2 1
CAN8 CAN7 CAN6
No Display No display communication communication communication
quality quality quality
0 High 0 High 0 High
— — ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑
9 Interrupted 9 Interrupted 9 Interrupted
Parameter Parameter
No. Name
Monitoring of
Monitoring of elevators
FU-02 elevators under 0 - ●
under group control
group control
FU-02 displays the elevators under group control.
As shown in the following figure, A to DP indicate elevators 1 to 8 under group control
respectively.
A: Group control status of elevator 1
If it is on, elevator 1 is under group control. If it is off, elevator 1 is not under group
control.
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B: Group control status of elevator 2

control.
C: Group control status of elevator 3
control.
D: Group control status of elevator 4
control.
E: Group control status of elevator 5
control.
F: Group control status of elevator 6
control.
G: Group control status of elevator 7
control.
DP: Group control status of elevator 8
control.
A
F B
G
E C
D DP
Figure 5-2 Example of elevator group control status
For example, if only segments C and D of the LEDs are on, it indicates that the elevators
corresponding to these segments are under group control and other elevators are not
under group control.
Parameter Parameter
No. Name
LED 1 displays the current traffic
Current status. The value range is 0 to 4.
FU-03 0 - ●
traffic mode LED 2 displays the current zoning
status. The value range is 0 to 1.
After users enter the FU-03 menu, the LEDs on the keyboard indicate the current traffic
mode and zoning status. The two LEDs from right to left are numbered 1 and 2, as
shown in the following figure.
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2 1
Figure 5-3 Example of traffic mode

LED 1 displays the current traffic mode. The value range is 0 to 4.
2: Up peak mode
3: Down peak mode
LED 2 displays the current zoning status. The value range is 0 to 1.
0: The zoning mode is used.
1: The zoning mode is not used.
Parameter
No.
Average waiting time
FU-04 Average waiting time 0 s ●
(read only)
If an SD card is available, the system calculates the calls received in the last 30 days to
figure out the average waiting time in these days.
Parameter
No.
Average travel time
FU-05 Average travel time 0 s ●
(read only)
figure out the average travel time in these days.
Parameter
No.
Long waiting time
FU-06 0–100 0 % ●
rate (read only)
If an SD card is available, the system calculates the calls received in the last 30 days
to figure out the long waiting time rate in these days. (If the waiting time exceeds the
maximum waiting time specified by F0-02, it is regarded as a long waiting time.)
Parameter
No.
Full-load rate (read
FU-07 0–100 0 % ●
only)
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figure out the full-load rate in these days.
Parameter
No.
Communication Communication status
status of floor of floor selectors on
FU-21 0 - ●
selectors connected floors 1 to 16 (front
to CAN1 channel door)
FU-22 0 - ●
FU-23 0 - ●
FU-24 0 - ●
Communication
Communication status
status of floor
FU-25 of floor selectors on 0 - ●
selectors connected
floors 1 to 16 (rear door)
to CAN1 channel
FU-26 0 - ●
selectors connected floors 17 to 32 (rear
FU-27 0 - ●
FU-28 0 - ●
The parameters are used to monitor the floor selector communication status of the
elevator destination group control system. FU-21 to FU-28 show the communication
status of floor selectors connected to CAN1 channel .
The following figure shows the communication status of a floor selector.
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5 4 3 2 1
A A
F B F B
G G
E C E C
D DP D DP
Floor Status Each segment indicates a

parameter.
Figure 5-4 Communication status of a floor selector

As shown in the preceding figure, the five LEDs from right to left are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4,
and 5. FU-21 indicates the CAN communication status of floor selectors on floors 1 to 16.
LEDs 5 and 4 indicate the floor on which a floor selector is located. LED 3 indicates that
the communication is normal (indicated by 1) or abnormal (indicated by 0). LEDs 1 and
2 use a 16-segment LED to indicate the status of floor selectors on 16 floors. As shown
in Figure 5-4, LEDs 5, 4, and 3 indicate that the communication of the floor selector on
floor 4 is normal (indicated by 1), and LEDs 1 and 2 indicate that the communication of
the floor selectors on floors 5, 11, and 12 are also normal.
Parameter
No.
Communication
status of floor Communication status of
FU-29 selectors floor selectors on floors 1 0 - ●
connected to CAN2 to 16 (front door)
channel
Communication
channel
Communication
channel
Communication
channel
Communication
connected to CAN2 to 16 (rear door)
channel
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Parameter
No.
Communication
channel
Communication
channel
Communication
channel
FU-29 to FU-36 show the communication status of floor selectors connected to CAN2
channel. For status details, see the descriptions of floor selectors connected to CAN1
channel.
Parameter
No.
Communication
status of floor
FU-37 floor selectors on floors 1 0 - ●
selectors connected
to 16 (front door)
to CAN3 channel
Communication
status of floor
FU-38 floor selectors on floors 0 - ●
selectors connected
17 to 32 (front door)
to CAN3 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN3 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN3 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to 16 (rear door)
to CAN3 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
17 to 32 (rear door)
to CAN3 channel
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Parameter
No.
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN3 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN3 channel
channel.
Parameter
No.
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to 16 (front door)
to CAN4 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN4 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN4 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN4 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to 16 (rear door)
to CAN4 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN4 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN4 channel
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Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN4 channel
channel.
Parameter
No.
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
floors 1 to 16 (front door)
to CAN5 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN5 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN5 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN5 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN5 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN5 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN5 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN5 channel
channel.
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Parameter
No.
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN6 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN6 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN6 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN6 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
1 to 16 (rear door)
to CAN6 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN6 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN6 channel
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN6 channel
channel.
Parameter
No.
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
floors 1 to 16 (front door)
to CAN7 channel
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Parameter
No.
FU-70 0 - ●
FU-71 0 - ●
FU-72 0 - ●
Communication
status of floor
selectors connected
to CAN7 channel
FU-74 0 - ●
FU-75 0 - ●
FU-76 0 - ●
channel.
Parameter
No.
Communication
status of floor Communication status
FU-77 selectors of floor selectors on 0 - ●
connected to CAN8 floors 1 to 16 (front door)
channel
Communication
status of floor
of floor selectors on
FU-78 selectors 0 - ●
floors 17 to 32 (front
connected to CAN8
door)
channel
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Parameter
No.
Communication
status of floor
connected to CAN8
door)
channel
Communication
status of floor
connected to CAN8
door)
channel
Communication
status of floor Communication status
FU-81 selectors of floor selectors on 0 - ●
connected to CAN8 floors 1 to 16 (rear door)
channel
Communication
status of floor
floors 17 to 32 (rear
connected to CAN8
door)
channel
Communication
status of floor
connected to CAN8
door)
channel
Communication
status of floor
connected to CAN8
door)
channel
channel.
Parameter
No.
FU-85 Terminal input status 0–65535 0 - ●
FU-86 Terminal input status 0–65535 0 - ●
FU-87 Terminal output status 0–65535 0 - ●
FU-85 to FU-87 indicate the system input/output status, as shown in the following
figure.
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5 4 3 2 1
A A
F B F B
G G
E C E C
D DP D DP
Parameter Status Each segment indicates a

parameter.
Figure 5-5 Example of input status

As shown in Figure 5-5, the five LEDs from right to left are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5
respectively. For FU-85 to FU-87, LEDs 5 and 4 indicate an input terminal parameter and
an output terminal parameter respectively. LED 3 indicates that a parameter is valid
(indicated by 1) or invalid (indicated by 0). LEDs 1 and 2 use a 16-segment LED to display
the status of the 16 functions indicated by this parameter. As shown in the figure, LEDs 5,
4, and 3 indicate that function 4 (Reserved) is valid (indicated by 1). LEDs 1 and 2 indicate
that function 5 (Reserved) is also valid.
Parameter No. Function Parameter No. Function

FU-85: Input state 1
0 Reserved 8 Reserved
FU-86: Input state 2
FU-87: Output state 1
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Parameter No. Function Parameter No. Function

Group FP: User Parameters
Parameter
No.
FP-00 User password 0–65535 0 - ☆
It is used to set user password.
If FP-00 is set to a non-zero value, the password protection function is enabled. You can
enter the parameter setting menu to view or modify parameters only after entering the
correct password. The password protection function can be disabled by setting FP-00 to
00000.
◆◆ Remember the password you set. If you set the password incorrectly or
forget your password, contact Inovance to replace the GCB.
NOTE
Parameter
No.
0–1
Parameter 0: No operation
FP-01 0 - ☆
initialization 1: Restore default
settings
It is used to reset system parameters.
The values are as follows:
0: No operation
1: Restore default settings
Parameter
No.
User-defined
FP-02 0–1 0 - ☆
parameter checking
It is used to view the parameters different from default parameters. If FP-02 is set to 1,
you can view the parameters different from default parameters.
5.2 Description of Floor Selector Parameters

Group F0: Display Parameters
Parameter
No.
Floor address of the
F0-00 0–56 0 - ☆
floor selector
0: Invalid
Values 1 to 56 correspond to floors 1 to 56 respectively.
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Parameter
No.
Front and rear door
0: Front door
F0-01 settings of the floor 0 - ☆
1: Rear door
selector
0: The floor selector is located at the front door.
1: The floor selector is located at the rear door.
Parameter
No.
F0-02 ID display of elevator 1 0–26 1 - ☆
0: No display
1: Display"A"
F0-04 ID display of elevator 3 2: Display"B" 3 - ☆
F0-05 ID display of elevator 4 3: Display"C" 4 - ☆
4: Display"D"
F0-06 ID display of elevator 5 5: Display"E" 5 - ☆
F0-07 ID display of elevator 6 6: Display"F" 6 - ☆
7–24: G to X in
alphabetic order
25: Display"Y"
26: Display"Z"
These parameters are used to set the ID display of an elevator assigned by the GCB.
Parameter
No.
0–4
0: No direction
F0-13 Location of elevator 4 1: Left 0 - ☆
F0-14 Location of elevator 5 2: Right 0 - ☆
3: Rear left
4: Rear right
If the GCB assigns only one elevator, the direction arrow displayed on the screen
indicates the location of the elevator. If the GCB assigns multiple elevators, no direction
arrow is displayed.
Parameter
No.
Key pressing interval for
F1-00 1–3 1.0 s ☆
non-disabled people
It specifies the key pressing interval of the floor selector. If no key is pressed after the
interval specified by F1-00, the system regards that the previous input indicates a floor.
Another input is allowed only after the current elevator assignment is completed.
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Parameter
No.
F1-01 1–5 3.0 s ☆
for disabled people
It specifies the key pressing interval of the floor selector for disabled people.
Parameter
No.
ID display time of an
F1-02 2–10 7.0 s ☆
assigned elevator
It specifies the ID display time of an assigned elevator.
Parameter
No.
type type
Voice volume
Turn on and Reserved
F1-03 adjustment of the 0 - ☆
off parameter,
touchscreen
cannot be
set.
After the voice announcement function is enabled, you can use this parameter to adjust
the voice volume.
◆◆ It is available only to the touchscreen-type floor selectors.

NOTE
Parameter
No.
Voice announcement
F1-04 Turn on and off 0 - ☆
selection
This parameter is used to select whether to enable the voice announcement function.
◆◆ It is available only to the touchscreen-type floor selectors.

NOTE
Parameter
No.
0–29
0: No function
1–26: Letters from A
Special function
to Z
F1-05 key in the lower left 1 - ☆
27: Display "-"
corner
28: Reserved
29: Door switching
function
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Parameter
No.
0–29
0: No function
1–26: Letters from A
Special function key in to Z
F1-06 28 - ☆
the lower right corner 27: Display "-"
28: Reserved
29: Door switching
function
These parameters are used for the function selection of special function keys in the
lower left and lower right corner. Their values are displayed when you press the keys.
0: No function
1–26: Letters from A to Z
27: Display "-"
28: Reserved
By default, the front door on the destination floor is selected during floor selection.
Before entering the destination floor number, you can press this key to switch from the
front door to the rear door.
Parameter
No.
Program function
F1-07 - 0 - ☆
selection
Group F2: Floor Display Parameters
Parameter
No.
F2-01 Code of floor 1 0000–4040 0001 - ☆
For floor code
setting, the medium
F2-03 Code of floor 3 bits (two high bits) 0003 - ☆
Display of floors 4 to 50 and low bits (two …
low bits) are set
F2-51 Code of floor 51 0501 - ☆
separately. The
F2-52 Code of floor 52 available codes 0502 - ☆
include:
F2-53 Code of floor 53 0503 - ☆
00–09: Display"0"
F2-54 Code of floor 54 to"9" 0504 - ☆
F2-55 Code of floor 55 10–35: Display"A" 0505 - ☆
to"Z"
F2-56 Code of floor 56 36: Display"-" 0506 - ☆
37–40: Reserved
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The floor selector can display a maximum of two bits in a floor code. F2-01 to F2-56 are
used to set the medium and low bits of codes of floors 1 to 56. The thousands position
and hundreds position of a parameter value indicate the medium bits of the floor
display. The tens position and ones position indicate the low bits of the floor display.
The meaning of codes is as follows:
00–09: Display "0" to "9"
10–35: Display "A" to"Z"
36: Display "-"
37–40: Reserved
Group FP: Protection Parameters
Parameter
No.
FP-00 Protection password 0–65535 0 - ☆
If FP-00 is set to a non-zero value, you can enter the parameter interface to view or
modify parameters only after entering the correct password.
Parameter
No.
No: No function
FP-01 Parameter update Yes: Restore default 0 - ☆
settings
If it is set to 1, the default settings of parameters are restored.
Parameter
No.
Chinese
FP-02 Language selection 0 - ☆
English
If it is set to 0, the display language is Chinese. If it is set to 1, the display language is
English.
Parameter
No.
0–10
Voice volume of the A larger number
FP-03 8 - ☆
touchscreen indicates a higher
volume.
0–10
Touchscreen
A larger number
FP-04 brightness 8 - ☆
indicates a higher
adjustment
brightness.
Energy-saving time of
FP-05 0–60 1 min ☆
the touchscreen
If there is no operation after the time specified in FP-05 (Energy-saving time of the
touchscreen), the brightness of the touchscreen is reduced.
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Parameter
No.
Date and time settings
FP-11 Manual setting - - ☆
of the touchscreen
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Chapter 6 Maintenance
Chapter 6 Maintenance
6.1 Daily Maintenance

Ambient temperature, humidity, dust, and vibration may cause aging of components
inside the destination group control system, leading to system faults or a shorter system
service life. Therefore, it is necessary to implement daily and periodic maintenance.
Daily inspection:
■■ Check whether abnormal noise exists during system running;
■■ Check whether the system installation environment has changed;
■■ Check whether the system overheats.
Daily cleaning:
■■ Keep the system clean;
■■ Remove the dust from the system surface to prevent it from entering system units,
especially metal powder.
6.2 Periodic Inspection

Perform periodic inspection on the items that are difficult to check during running.
Periodic inspection:
■■ Check whether the screws become loose;
■■ Check whether the system is corroded.
6.3 Storage
After purchasing the system, pay attention to following aspects for temporary and long-
term storage:
■■ Pack the system with the original packing box provided by Inovance;
■■ Long-term storage degrades the electrolytic capacitor. Thus, the system must be
energized once every two years, with each time lasting at least five hours.
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Warranty Agreement
Warranty Agreement
1) Inovance provides an 18-month free warranty to the equipment itself from the date
of manufacturing for the failure or damage under normal use conditions.
2) Within the warranty period, maintenance will be charged for the damage caused by
the following reasons:
a. Improper use or repair/modification without prior permission
b. Fire, flood, abnormal voltage, natural disasters and secondary disasters
c. Hardware damage caused by dropping or transportation after procurement
d. Operations not following the user instructions
e. Damage out of the equipment (for example, external device factors)
3) The maintenance fee is charged according to the latest Maintenance Price List of
Inovance.
4) If there is any problem during the service, contact Inovance’s agent or Inovance
directly.
5) Inovance reserves the rights for explanation of this agreement.

Address: No.16, Youxiang Road, Yuexi Town, Wuzhong District, Suzhou 215104, P.R.
China
Website: http://www.inovance.com
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Add.: No. 16 Youxiang Road, Yuexi Town, Wuzhong District, Suzhou 215104, P.R. China
Tel: +86-512-6637 6666
Fax: +86-512-6285 6720
Service Hotline: 400-777-1260
http: //www.inovance.com
Shenzhen Inovance Technology Co., Ltd.

Add.: Building E, Hongwei Industry Park, Liuxian Road, Baocheng No. 70 Zone, Bao’an District, Shenzhen
Tel: +86-755-2979 9595
Fax: +86-755-2961 9897
Service Hotline: 400-777-1260
http: //www.inovance.com Copyright 　 Shenzhen Inovance Technology Co., Ltd.

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2.4.2 Terminal Description...............................................................................................31

Date Version Change Description

April 2019 A00 First release.

Safety Levels and Definitions

Storage and Transportation

◆◆ Use professional loading and unloading equipment to carry large-scale or heavy

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◆◆ Equipment installation, wiring, maintenance, inspection, or parts replacement must be

◆◆ Require for repair services according to the product warranty agreement.

◆◆ Dispose of retired equipment by following local regulations or standards. Failure to

Safety Sign Description

◆◆ Read the user guide before installation and operation.

Chapter 1 Product Information

1.1 System Components

CAN1 CAN2 CAN... CAN8

Elevator A ... ... Elevator H

CTB Arrival CTB

Figure 1-1 System components

◆◆ The preceding figure shows a group control example of eight elevators

SN Name Model Description

SN Name Model Description

1.2 System Principle

1.3 Model Number

Figure 1-2 Model number of the GCB

1.3.2 Floor Selector

MCTC - DDS -T1-IC

Mark Type Mark Size

Figure 1-3 Model number of the floor selector

MCTC - DDS -T1- B1-IC

Figure 1-4 Model number of the touchscreen-type floor selector bracket

MCTC - DCB -IC-A

Figure 1-5 Model number of IC card options

1.3.5 Car Display

MCTC – HCB - T3 - DDS

Figure 1-6 Model number of the car display

1.4 Technical Data

1.4.2 Car Display

Operating ambient temperature -20℃ to +70℃

1.4.3 Floor Selector

Model MCTC-DDS-T1 MCTC-DDS-T2 MCTC-DDS-K1

Model Description Max. Dimensions (unit: mm)

Chapter 2 Mechanical and Electrical Installation

2.1 Installation Environment Requirements

Operating temperature: -20°C to +70°C Strong vibration Sunlight

2.2 Group Control Board

Figure 2-1 Appearance and dimensions of the MCTC-GCB-B1 (unit: mm)

2.2.2 Terminal Description

Type Mark Functions Description Remarks

24V/COM Isolated CAN communication power supply

24V/GND Isolated 485 communication power supply

J9 DB9 port 232 host controller communication port 5

Connected to the LED operating panel to set

Type Mark Functions Description Remarks

4. Max. input current: 5 mA

DI These indicators becomes ON (green) when D1 D2 D3 D4