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Table of contents

1. INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................................................................ 5
1.1 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS ............................................................................................................................................. 5
1.2 COPYRIGHT .................................................................................................................................................................... 5
2. CONTROLLER WITH 200 CORY BOARD .................................................................................................................. 7
2.1 MAIN FEATURES ............................................................................................................................................................. 7
2.2 LAYOUT OF THE 200 CORY BOARD ................................................................................................................................ 8
2.3 LAYOUT OF THE 204 PWR BOARD ................................................................................................................................ 9
2.4 KEYBOARD AND LED DIAGNOSTICS............................................................................................................................. 10
3. INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................................................... 13
3.1 INITIAL CHECKS............................................................................................................................................................. 13
3.2 W ARNINGS ................................................................................................................................................................... 14
4. PROGRAMMATION.................................................................................................................................................... 15
4.1 SWITCHES ON THE 200 CORY BOARD ......................................................................................................................... 15
4.2 KEYBOARD.................................................................................................................................................................... 15
4.3 KEYBOARD PAGE LIST .................................................................................................................................................. 16
5. INSULATION RESISTANCE ..................................................................................................................................... 22
5.1 PRELIMINARY INSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................................................................................... 22
5.2 PERFORMING THE INSULATION TEST ........................................................................................................................... 22

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Introduction

1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Safety considerations
Although all the controllers have been developed with suitable protective devices with special consideration for
all safety measures, it is not possible to exclude faults. In the interest of your own safety please read the
following instructions:
• Sharp edges and delicate components! Carry unpacked units by holding them by their side elements.
Touching the surface under the circuit board or metal parts when removing the boards can cause
damage to components and injury to yourself.
• When the power supply is ON, the inside of the Controller and its terminals are under voltage. Touching
live components can be fatal! Never insert long objects (pliers, screwdrivers, etc.) in the Controller
through the top or the bottom of the unit while it is in use.
• Risk of damage to the Controller if this is not firmly secured in a vertical position. For wall-mounted
Controllers, make sure the supports have a suitable carrying capacity. Do not place the Controller
upright otherwise it might fall over.
• There is a voltage hazard even after the main power supply has been switched off! The components
inside the Controller are under voltage for about three minutes after the main power supply has been
disconnected. Wait three minutes before opening the cover. Never u the Controller with the cover open.
• The Controllers are fully compliant with the 2004/108/EC directive on ELECTROMAGNETIC
COMPATIBILITY.

1.2 Copyright
All the Cory products, the electronic boards and this instructions are a property of DALDOSS ELEVETRONIC
S.p.A. and are protected by copyright. Imitation of these units will be prosecuted by law. All rights regarding the
content of instructions, including the rights of reproduction in any conceivable form, be it by photocopying,
printing or recording on data carriers, and including translations, are reserved.
These operative instructions or part thereof may not be reprinted without the express written permission of
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These operating instructions describe the product as accurately as possible. but give no assurance as to
specific features or the product’s successful operation. These instructions were carefully checked prior to
publication. The authors guarantee that the operating instructions do not contain any errors that may make them
useless or detract from their usefulness in relation to the system used.
However, DALDOSS ELEVETRONIC S.p.A will not be held liable, neither expressly nor implicitly, for damage or
damage resulting from the use of these operating instructions. We welcome any correction, suggestion or
criticism.
We shall not be held liable for any damage resulting from improper use as defined in these operating
instructions. We expressly exclude liability for lost profit and especially for damage due to failure to comply with
safety rules and warnings and/or resulting from the use of accessories not supplied by DALDOSS
ELEVETRONIC S.p.A.
The state of technology at the time of the product and operating instructions were released by DALDOSS
ELEVETRONIC S.p.A. is decisive. Delivery always refers to the latest version. Technical data is subject to
modification without prior notice, in which case all previous operating instructions are no longer valid.
The General Terms of Business of DALDOSS ELEVETRONIC S.p.A. shall apply.
For any clarification or in the event of loss or damage to this manual, contact:

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2. CONTROLLER WITH 200 Cory BOARD

2.1 Main features
• Up to 8 stops. Switch to select Single button or Down Collective operation.
• No learning operation required.
• Car position detected with magnets in the shaft (option with pulses).
• 2 speeds.
• Safety device for the maximum number of start-up attempts.
• A or B or AB door side that can be set with a switch for each floor.
• Switches to set parameters.
• Switch to select Automatic/Semiautomatic or Manual door management.
• Switch to select floor indicator: linear, 7 segments, binary.
• Keyboard to set additional parameters.
• LED or Display diagnostics.
• Overtravel and relevelling error management with event memorization.
• Integrated RTT (Motor temperature alarm) management with event memorization.
• Integrated Maximum Travel Timer management with event memorization.
• Integrated Emergency operation management with no need for external hardware.
• Parking with open or closed doors.
• Programmable parking floor.
• Fire operation in compliance with EN81 standard.
• Secret floors.
• Update in compliance with the EN81-2:2010 standard, A3 amendment

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2.2 Layout of the 200 Cory board

Shaft connections Controller connections +

GND +12 +24
261 261

F1 24V 1A

F2 24V 630mA
+5V +24V FUSES LO
262 262
D96 D91 Car in use relay
194 +12V V0
JP3

RELEVELLING
D92

CONNECTOR
MR MAINTENANCE GND
MU MAINTENENCE MOV. UP V0  JP11
Board power supply Low speed relay

BOARD
MD MAINTENENCE MOV. DOWN E10
LB EXTERNAL CALLS COMMON E11
LO CAR IN USE DC1 264
Moving down relay
TM MOTOR TEMPERATURE R08
TM MOTOR TEMPERATURE MRV2 RipS
JP4 81 CAR IN ZONE DC2 RipD
LOGIC Moving up relay
F04 DOOR OPEN SIDE A P1 GND
F05 DOOR CLOSE A + B NORMAL +24V
F12 DOOR OPEN SIDE B V2
High speed relay
E04 MOTOR/OIL THERMICAL ALARM 18
E07 DOOR REOPENING / SAFETY EDGE DC1
MOVEMENT DC2
1 JP10
E08 FIRE SERVICE 2 CONTACTORS V2
CPU
E09 OVER LOAD VML
MICRO J1
E10 UP ZONE GND
JP5
E11 DOWN ZONE
RESET
E12 BOTTOM FLOOR CV0
E13 TOP FLOOR SW1
MOVEMENT V0
JP 9
E14 RAYLIGHT 1) Door open parking CONTACTORS CV2
2) Delay between V0 and dc1/dc2
E23 PULSES/RESERVED
B SAFETYEDGE / 3) Fligth Timer V2
4) Door open/close time
NICKS /A3 5) Hydro/Traction lift
6) Car in use timer
C00 U00 7) Kind of door DOOR E07
KEYBOARD
C01 D01 8) Operation
SW2
CONTACTORS APE JP12
JP6 C02 D02 9) 7 segment Indicator RESTORE MR
10) Binary Indicator
C03 D03 CALLS 11) Door closing always on. DY2 DY1
12) Reserved
C04 D04 SW3 IV2

CONTACTORS
Side A door for floor 1..8
C05 D05 SW4
MOVEMENT E12
C06 D06 CALL/RESERVED Side B door for floor 1..8 E13 JP13
C07 D07 CALL/RESERVED “A” ENTER LO
High connector 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON 
ON ON
SW2 SW3 SW4 E02
SW1
F06 UP DIRECTION E03
JP7 F07 DOWN DIRECTION Diagnostic Leds GND
CONTACTOR

F09 OVERLOAD OUTPUT STOP MOVEMENT

Gong GONG 1 Blinking when normal operation Safety diagnostic Leds F04
DOOR

OZ = Out of zone Mov=Movement LED Description F05 JP14

I00 DO =Opening door Slowing down 11 Over travel F12
JP17
I01 Ray = Raylight TBF Top or Bottom 14 Safety circuit
I02 FLOORS Door open Moving up 16 Safety edge 11
JP16 I03 INDICATOR BP= Door contact Moving down 17 Car contacts 12
CIRCUIT
SAFETY

JP15
I04 Res = RESET or Inizialization 18 Shaft contacts 14
I05 8 Insistent error (see tab.2) 16
shaft
I06 STOP 17
I07 car 8 Res BP Ray DO OZ 1
Diagnostic Leds 11 14 16 17 18
MOVEMENT 8 Res TBF Mov 1 Safety circuit Diagnostic Leds

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2.3 Layout of the 204 PWR board

Led +24V
137 JP18 D17

+24
GND

134
12
0
138 M1
91 -bat D24 + bat JP8 M2 JP19

+12

+24
GND
91 APE
90 Battery led APE relay (door
JP24 90 open in emergency)
80 F7 Battery fuse 8A VE JP17
98 VD
133 d15 PFR COM
134 J4
J3 .e5 0
PFR relay
d15 relay

Fuse +24V 8A
GND d2 relay 18
GND
Diode
e7
Fuse +48V 3.15A 0 JP22
+24
bridge 55
JP25 +24 e7/1 Fuse +75V 3.15A 75
+C
-C D13 PFR led
1C +48
2C GND
Diode Diode +24 JP23
bridge bridge +24
+75
GND

e13 R fuse 3,15A F1 R

e14 F2 S
S fuse 3,15A

EMC filter e15 F3 T

T fuse 3,15A
JP21
PE

T1
Electronic circuits
S1 JP20

R1

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2.4 Keyboard and LED diagnostics

Table 1: Keyboard diagnostics messages

Description Code Inputs: Ref. 200Cory board

Slowing down 01 Zone contacts (E10/E11).
Slowing down due Top or Bottom floor 02 Zone contacts (E10/E11) - Bottom/top floor contacts (E12/E13).
Door/Shaft contact out of zone 03 Door/shaft contact (17/18) - Pit props
Simultaneous Top and bottom floor 08 Bottom/top floor contacts (E12/E13)
Movement 12 Movement contacts (E02/E03)
Start timer expired Door/shaft contacts (17/18) if stationary - Movement contacts
15
(E02,E03) if moving
Doors open 21 Car call, Door/shaft contacts (17/18)
Door/shaft Contact triggered 23 Door/shaft contacts (17/18) - Pit props
Triggered photocell 24 Photocells (E14) - Input E23 active
Safety edge, Landing call, Overload Safety Edge (E07) - Overload (E09) - Landing call - Car frame
27
contacts (16) - Input E23 active
Parking with open doors 2b Door/shaft contacts (17/18)
Failed to start 49 Door/shaft contacts (17/18)
Zone parking with closed doors 4E Door contacts (17) - Zone contacts (E10/E11)
Out of zone parking 4F Zone contacts (E10/E11)
Emergency A1 24VDC/48VDC PFR (24VDC/48VDC on 12).
Car outside unlocking zone with doors E23 Input, relevelling contacts (261, 262), overtravel 11 (safety
A3
open (am.A3) chain) * Restore procedure required
Fire service operation A4 Fire service operation input (E08)
Return to fire landing A6 Fire service operation input (E08)
RTT or E04 Input triggered Oil temp. alarm (E04), motor RTT temp. alarm (TM-tm)
A7
* Restore procedure required
RESET: Initialisation or no zone Initial reset - Zone contacts (E10/E11) - Bottom/top floor
AA
contacts (E12/E13).
Safety circuits open F1 VA switch - Maintenance (14)
Overtravel or Relevelling error Relevelling failure (264), overtravel 11 (safety chain)
F2
* Restore procedure required
Maximum travel timer expired Zones (E10/E11) - bottom/top floors (E12/E13) (SW1 bit 3)
F5
* Restore procedure required
Max number of start-up attempts Movement contacts (E02/E03).
F9
** Reset required
*RESTORE procedure: press the RESTORE button for 2 sec.
**RESET: press the RESET button.

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Table 2: LED Diagnostics (ref. 200 Cory Board layout)

NOTE: LED 1 blinks (B) with Normal Operation. LED 1 stays on if there is a fault. Other LEDs describe
the operation sequence.

0 = LED off 1 = LED on B = blinking LED X = LED not considered (on or off).

BP Ray DO OZ
8 Res 1 DESCRIPTION Inputs
TBF Mov
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 B Parked with doors closed E10/E11

STATIONA

NORAML OPERATION
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 B Starts moving E02/E03

LED 1= blinking
0 0 0 0 0 1 B B Parking with doors open E10/E11
0 0 0 0 X 1 0 B Door open or opening E00

RY
0 0 0 0 X X 1 B Car stopped out of zone E10/E11
0 0 0 1 X X 1 B Moving up. E02

MOVIN
0 0 1 0 X X 1 B Moving down. E03
0 0 X X X 1 1 B Slowing down. E10/E11

G
0 0 X X 1 X 1 B Top or Bottom floor E12/E13
1 0 0 0 1 0 0 B Fire service recall E08
1 0 0 0 1 0 1 B Fire service operation E08
0 1 X X X X X B Reset to main floor due initialization or no zone. E10/E11/E12
Fault or special operations Input
0 X X X 1 1 0 0 Triggered photocell E14
0 X X 1 X 1 0 0 Safety edge, overload, call button E07, E09, Call, Sw9, (16)
0 X 1 X X X X 0 Door/shaft contact triggered 17, 18
1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 Emergency 24VDC/48VDC PFR
1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 Simultaneous Top-Bottom floor E12/E13
Start Timer expired 17/18 stopped, E02/E03
1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0
movement
1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 Overtravel or Relevelling fault 264 on relevelling, overtravel (11)
RTT triggered, Temp. alarm
1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 RTT device (TM -TM), E04
active.
1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 Door/landing contacts out of zone 17/18
1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 Max. start-up attempts E02/E03
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 Safety circuits open VA switch, (14)
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Maximum travel timer expired. E10/E11 (also see SW1 bit 3 )

Safety chain LED diagnostics (ref. Layout of the 200 Cory Board)

For references about the symbols used, see the electrical diagrams (from the Layout of the 200 Cory Board).

11 14 16 17 18
OFF ON ON ON ON
Default status of the LED lights

11 Overtravel.
14 Stop from maintenance push-button panel. 17 Car door contacts.
16 Safety edge. 18 Shaft contacts.

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3. INSTALLATION
3.1 Initial checks
1. Switch OFF the main power switch and check if the 200 Cory CPU board is connected to the 204 PWR
board, as indicated in the electrical diagram.
2. Switch ON the VA switch on the controller.
3. Switch ON the main power switch.

The following LEDs on the 204 PWR board must be all on: D13 (PFR) D24 (Battery charger), D17 (24V).
With single-phase systems, check whether there is a J3-J4 jumper (PFR bypass) on the 204 PWR board.
On 200 Cory board, the 11 ,14, 16, 17 and 18 LEDs must all be OFF (VA open).
Check whether the board is powered (D96 +5V, D92 LED +12V and D91 LED +24V).
The keyboard display shows "F1". The diagnostic LEDs are all ON except for the first one (LED 1).

NOTE: Remove the battery cable if the lift is not in use

4. Switch ON the VA switch on the controller.

5. Take the car to the bottom floor and park it with the doors closed.

Check the following on the 200 Cory board:

• LED 11 is OFF. LED 14, 16 ,17 and 18 are all ON. Otherwise see Table 1 (or Table 2) for the error
message.

• The keyboard display shows the code “4E”. Otherwise see Table 1 for the error message.

• LED 1 of the LED diagnostics is the only one ON and is blinking. Otherwise see Table 2 for the fault.

• Check the correct setting of the doors with the setting of switches SW3 and SW4.

If the above mentioned steps are conducted successfully, the controller operates correctly with the follow
setting (ref. Layout 200 Cory Board and Table 3):
SW1 (all OFF, except for bit “4” that is ON), SW2 and SW4 all OFF, SW3 all ON

Setting details of the standard mode:

• Parking with door closed Sw 1 bit 1 OFF

• Slowing down: no delay between low-speed deactivation
and direction deactivation Sw 1 bit 2 OFF
• Maximum travel time = 20 seconds Sw 1 bit 3 OFF
• Open/Close door time = 10 sec. Sw 1 bit 4 ON
• Without return to floor 0 (ROPE) Sw 1 bit 5 OFF
• Car in use timer = 2 sec. Sw 1 bit 6 OFF
• Door type - Automatic/Semiautomatic Sw 1 bit 7 OFF
• Single-button operation Sw 1 bit 8 OFF
• Linear floor indicator Sw 2 bit 9 and bit 10 OFF
• Door closing always active disabled Sw 2 bit 11 OFF
• Doors only on side A. SW3 all ON Sw4 all OFF
• P1 in “NORMAL” position. Low-speed during maintenance
• Single-button operation: car call button blinking frequency set at 50%
• E04 input connected to GND if not used.

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3.2 Warnings
Hydraulic system
For hydraulic systems set bit 5 of SW1 to ON (return to bottom floor after 15 min. and relevelling management).

Down Collective operation

By setting SW1 bit 8 = ON the lift will be work in Down Collective mode. The JP6 double call connector will be
automatically set to be connected as follows:
• 8 terminals (identified as C00..C07) for car calls.
• 8 terminals (identified as U00, D01….D07) for landing calls.

Maintenance
Set switch P1 to the “MRV2” position for movement at V2 speed during maintenance.

Emergency
When available, the emergency operation (at 12V) is managed automatically, both for the return to landing and
the door opening stage.

System restore to save a fault

The A7, F2 and F5 codes refer to a MEMORIZED event that stops the lift.
To restart it, you must clear the fault and push and hold the “Restore” button for 2-3 sec to cancel the fault from
the memory.

Fire service
The fire service operation is performed in accordance with “EN81”.

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4. PROGRAMMATION
The standard setting can be modified with the SW1, SW2, SW3 and SW4 programming switches or via the
keyboard. It is not possible modify the configurations set with the switches from the keyboard.

4.1 Switches on the 200 Cory board

Table 3: Programming switches

SWITCH
SWITCH (DEFAULT=OFF: ACTIVE=ON): OFF ON

1 DOOR PARKING Closed Open(*)

2 DELAY BETWEEN V0 DEACTIVATION AND dc1/dc2 DEACTIVATION WHEN THE LIFT STOPS 0 sec. 1 sec.
3 MAXIMUM TRAVEL TIME 20 sec. 45 sec.

SW1
4 OPEN/CLOSE DOOR TIME 5 sec. 10 sec.
5 TRACTION OR HYDRO LIFT TRACTION HYDRO
6 CAR IN USE TIME 2 sec. 4sec.
7 DOOR TYPE Aut/SemAut Manual
8 OPERATION Single button Down Collective
9 FLOOR INDICATOR Linear 7 Segment

SW2
10 FLOOR INDICATOR Linear Binary
11 DOOR CLOSING SIGNAL ALWAYS ACTIVE NO YES
12 RESERVED --- ---
Door side A (1= Floor 1….8= Floor 8) NO YES SW3
Door side B (1= Floor 1….8= Floor 8) NO YES SW4
(*) Not for a selected maneuver

4.2 Keyboard
When reset and started up, the keyboard’s displays show the diagnostics message (which corresponds to page
0 (P0) of the page list)

Page display

By pressing <ENTER> (once) the first page (P1) of the page list is displayed.
NOTE: press the <down arrow> key on any page to return to P0.
All the other 15 pages of the page list are displayed by scrolling with the key:

Page 1: P1 Displays the values set using the programming switches (ready-only).
Page 2: P2 Programmable parameters (read/write, 1 page).
Page 3: P3 Displays the status of the output signals (read-only).
Page 4: P4 Displays the status of the input signals (read-only).
Page 5: P5 Secret floor codes programming.
Page 6: P6 Programmable parameters (read/write, 2 pages).
Page 13: PD Software code.

Pages P7, P8, P9, PA, PB, PC, PE and PF are reserved.

Parameter display

The display shows any “Pn” page number:

Press <ENTER> once and the display will show the “C0” code as the first configuration of the page.
Pages P1, P3, P4 and PD DISPLAY ONLY ONE C0 NOT PROGRAMABLE CONFIGURATION.

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Page 2 and P6: The display shows the P2 or P6 page number Press <ENTER> once and “C0” will be displayed
as the first configuration of the page.
Use the keys to scroll through the configurations of the page (C0..CF).
Display any “Cn” configuration value by pressing <ENTER>.
By pressing the key you go back to all the configurations until yuo reach the start of the page.

Parameter programming

In the programming pages (P2, P5, P6) it is possible to modify the value of the “Cn” configuration displayed:
By pushing the <RESTORE> you will enter the programming mode.
The value of the selected configuration is displayed.
With the keys you can change the value. Finally, press the key until "- -" appears to confirm the
parameter has been saved.
Note: if value = "FF" by pressing this will be set to "0". If value = "0" then by pressing this will be set to "FF".
Press <ENTER> to exit the programming mode.

4.3 Keyboard page list

Page P1: SWITCH 1 AND SWITCH 2 STATUS

Press <ENTER> to display C0

By pressing and holding <ENTER> and using the keys, the status of the 10 bits of the programming
switches is displayed as follows:
The high display (DY2) will show the switch number and the low display (DY1) will show 0 if ON, 1 if OFF:

top display (DY2) bottom display (DY1)

Example: Switch 1 bit 1 = ON

C: On DY2 direction 1 up, 2 down. On DY1 next floor served or "F" if not defined.
D: Reserved (For maneuver selected: Door side).
E: Number of Start-ups.
F: DY2 shows the number up up zones, DY1 shows the number of down zones.

There are no other configurations in the P1 page.

Press to return to the page list.

Page P2: FIRST PROGRAMMABLE PARAMETERS PAGE.

* from software C_3102XX and following.

** from software C_4902XX and following.
*** from software C_2004XX and following.

By pressing <ENTER> C0 will be displayed.

By pressing and holding <ENTER>, the display shows the value of the configuration.

C0: Car call button light blinking frequency for single push-button system.
0 = NO blinking.
1, 2, 3, … or FF, FE, FD.. increases the blinking frequency (1 or FF = 50%).

C1: Parking floor.

Valid values = 0,1.. 7.
FF = disabled operation
Set a valid value to activate the parking operation.

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C2: Car call button like door-closing button

0 or FF = disabled.
Enabled for other values.

C3: Return to floor 0 after overtravel or relevelling error:

0 = immediate return.
other values = return after 15 min (default).

C4: Open door in emergency button:

0 or FF = with F04 + APE outputs (for VVVF operator).
other values = with APE output.
For maneuver with selected door movement, specify the door side to open during fire
service and emergency meneuvers
0 = A side, 1 = B side. Factory setting = 0 (A side)

C5: Max number of start-up attempts:

If 0 o FF = disabled

*C6: Doors open contactor activation timer.

Displayed values are in hexadecimal (#) notation.
Min. value = 32 (hexadecimal) = 50 (decimal) = 5 sec. (default)
Max value = FE (hexadecimal) = 254 decimal = 25.4 sec.
"FF" = special value (default) = Switch SW1 bit 4 programmed value (5 or 10 sec.).

*C7: Doors closed contactor activation timer.

Displayed values are in hexadecimal (#) notation.
Min. value = 32 (hexadecimal) = 50 (decimal) = 5 sec. (default)
Max Value = FE (hexadecimal) = 254 (decimal) = 25.4 sec.
"FF" = special value (default) = Switch SW1 bit 4 programmed value (5 or 10 sec.).

*C8: Doors open waiting timer.

Displayed values are in hexadecimal (#) notation.
Min. value = 28 (hexadecimal) = 40 (hecimal) = 4 sec. (default)
Max Value = FE (hexadecimal) = 254 (decimal) = 25.4 sec.
"FF" = special value (default) = 4 seconds.

*C9: Special floor-to-floor height:

Select if the distance between two floors is not enough to activate high speed.
The lift will start to slow down starting from the zone of the floor before the short floor.

Value set “FF” = no short floor. Otherwise program as follows:

00 = short floor is between 0 - 1 levels.
01 = short floor is between 1 - 2 levels.
02 = short floor is between 2 - 3 levels.
03 = short floor is between 3 - 4 levels.
04 = short floor is between 4 - 5 levels.
05 = short floor is between 5 - 6 levels.
06 = short floor is between 6 - 7 levels.
NOTE: If C9 = 00 we recommend setting SW1 bit 3 = ON
(Maximum travel time=45 sec.).

* CA: Second special floor-to-floor height.

Meaning and programming are same as the C9 parameter mentioned above.

* CB: Third special floor-to-floor height.

Meaning and programming are same as the C9 parameter mentioned above.

** CC: Fire service floor.

Default value "FF" = floor 0.

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** CD: Fire service operation:

0 = parking at floor level. No calls accepted.
Other values = Normal fire service operation. (Default value = "FF")

*** CE: Car doors and shaft input contacts filter (RBC and RBV).
Value between 0÷32Hex (0 to 5 sec.).
Default value "FF" = 0 seconds (special value). (*)
(*) from the sw C_1508DA FF version = 0.5 sec. (Special value)

CF: Shaft signal sampling range.

Value between 4÷10 (default “FF”). DO NOT MODIFY.

Other configurations in P2 page are reserved.

(#) Decimal/Hexadecimal conversion table. Values from 0 to 254 decimal.

Dec 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 … 30 31 32 …
Hex 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1A 1B … 1E 1F 20 …

Dec 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72
Hex 28 29 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3A 3B 3C 3D 3E 3F 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

Dec 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105

Hex 49 4A 4B 4C 4D 4E 4F 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 5A 5B 5C 5D 5E 5F 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69

Dec 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138
Hex 6A 6B 6C 6D 6E 6F 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 7A 7B 7C 7D 7E 7F 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 8A

Dec 139 140 ... 150 … 160 … 170 … 180 … 190 … 200 … 210 … 220 … 230 … 240 … 250 251 252 253 254 X
Hex 8B 8C ... 96 … A0 … AA … B4 … BE … C8 … D2 … DC … E6 … F0 … FA FB FC FD FE FF

special value
Page P3: OUTPUTS’ STATUS

By pressing <ENTER>, the display will show C0

By pressing and holding <ENTER> and using the keys the display shows the status of the 15 outputs.
The high display (DY2) shows the output number and the low display (DY1) shows the value, as
illustrated in the table below:

high display (DY2) low display (DY1)

Example: Output 4 (Door opening) = NOT ACTIVE

High display (DY2) Low display (DY1)

Output list: Normal status* Active status
0 = Car in use 0 1
1 = High speed (V2) 0 1
2 = Moving UP 0 1
3 = Moving DOWN 0 1
4 = Opening door side A 0 1
5 = Closing door side A and B 0 1
6 = Low speed (V0) 0 1
7 = Gong 0 1
8 = Opening door B 0 1
9 = Opening door on emergency (APE) 0 1
A = Direction arrows 0 U=up, d=down
B,C, D, E, F Reserved. -- --

Press to return to the page list.The other configurations in the P3 page are reserved.
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Page P4: INPUTS’ STATUS.

By pressing <ENTER>, the display will show C0

By pressing and holding <ENTER> and using the keys the display shows the status of the 15 inputs.
The high display shows the input number and the low one shows the value: 0 = GND, 1 = High.

(DY2) high display low display (DY1)

Example: Input b (11) = HIGH.

Press to return to the page list.

Input list (ref. 200 Cory board layout) Normal status*

0 = Car contact (17) 0
1 = Shaft contact (18) 0
2 = Moving UP contactor (E02) 1
3 = Moving DOWN contactor (E03) 1
4 = Temperature alarm (E04) 0
5 = Stop from maintenance keyboard (14 ) 0
6 = RTT motor temperature alarm (TM-TM) 1
7 = Safety edge (16 ) 1
8 = Fire service Input (E08). 0
9 = Overload Input (E09) 1
A = UP zone (E10) 0
B = DOWN zone (E11) 0
C = Bottom floor (E12) 1
D = Top floor (E13) 0
E = Photocell (E14) 0
F = No relevelling or Overtravel (11 ) 0
* STOPPED in zone at the bottom floor with doors closed.

Page P5: SECRET FLOOR PROGRAMMING.

This option blocks access to certain floors without a specific code entered via the car push button station if lift is
not in fire service operation. If the code entered is wrong or the waiting time (about 8 sec.) expires, the car call
buttons start to blink.
Each floor has a code consisting of 4 digits and two configurations, as shown below:
C0,C1 Secret code floor 0
C2,C3 Secret code floor 1
C4,C5 Secret code floor 2
………………………………….
CE,CF Secret code floor 7
To program the codes, follow the procedure described in the "Parameter programming" paragraph.
Factory setting: the default secret code is = "FF" for all the floors and means this isn’t a secret floor.

Example: Floor 0 with secret code = "1234"

Program C0 = 12 and C1 = 34 in page P5
as shown here to the side and save. C0 C1

To confirm the car call at floor 0, the floor selection must be followed by the input of the secret code
programmed. The ‘open door’ button and ‘open door due to overload’ button are always active.
To delete the secret code of a floor, set the configuration of the floor to "FF".

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Page P6: SECOND PAGE OF PROGRAMMABLE CONFIGURATIONS.

By pressing <ENTER>, the display shows C0. By pressing and holding <ENTER>, the display shows
the value of the configuration.

C0: Configuration VALID ONLY FOR SYSTEMS NOT SUBJECT TO EN81 STANDARD.
Programming the maximum travel time:
FF (special value) = Standard time from switch SW1
With SW1 bit 3 ON, set the desired time. Maximum value 0xFE = 254 sec.

C1: Timer for "Zone signal filter at start".

Values between 0 and 6 where 1 = 0.5 sec. and 6 = 3 sec.
FF (special value) = 1.5 sec.
0 = Filter disabled
1 = 1.5 sec.; 2 = 1 sec;... 6 = 3 sec. Maximum value

C2: For systems with "Selected management" doors. In case of simultaneous call on both sides, it
defines the waiting time between the closure of the doors on one side and the opening of the doors on
the other side.
Values between 0 and 6 where 1 = 0.5 sec. and 6 = 3 sec.
Default setting = 3 equal to 1.5 sec.0 or FF = disabled.

C3: Time waiting for closure of "17" and "18" contacts at startup (holding time)
Default setting= 5 sec. (0xFF). Programmable between 5 and 25 sec. (0xFE)

C4: Waiting time for inputs stabilization at startup.

Default setting= 1 sec. (0xFF) maximum value: 5 sec.

PD page (page 13): SOFTWARE CODE

By pressing <ENTER>, the display shows C0

By pressing and holding <ENTER> and using the key, the display shows the software code.

Example: code C_ 42 01 dA.

Meaning: "C_" standard software, "42" week, "01" year of issue, "dA" Daldoss internal code,
"CS" special software.

Press to return to page list page.

The other pages are reserved.

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5.1 Preliminary instructions
Before starting the test, conduct the following operations:
1) Stop the car between two floors with the doors closed.
2) Open the main switch of the power circuit and of the lighting circuit.
3) Disconnect the earth connector coming from the PE terminal.
4) Disconnect the terminal bat+ of the battery.
5) Disconnect the power supply of the door operator from the N terminal (three-phase neutral).
6) Disconnect the all connectors of the 200Cory and 204PWR electric boards.
7) Short circuit the GND +24VDC terminals and connect them to the probe of the designated multimeter set
as Ohm x 100. With the second multimeter probe check carefully that there is NO conduction between the
power supply, lighting and alarm circuits and all the points of the safety chain (X2 terminal board) and the
PE earth connector.
If you find there is conduction between one or more points checked and the PE earth connector, check
and fix the wrong connection before starting the insulation test to avoid causing damage on the
electronic circuits.

Note: the codes below refer to the electrical diagrams enclosed with the controller and can be identified
through the ‘electrical diagrams key’ enclosed with the diagrams themselves.

5.2 Performing the insulation test

1) Disconnect the PE faston connector of the common ground wire (see electrical diagrams) from the earth bar.
2) Fix one probe of the megaohmeter on the earth bar and use the other one to check the insulation of the
following terminals:

A) Power line circuit: R S T N U V W.

1
B) Safety circuits chains: 11 13 13C 13D 14 15 15/1 16 17 17/1 18 18R (18/1 18/2 18/3 18/4) .
C) Lighting circuit: 50 51 52.
D) Valves circuit: VD VML VE.
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E) Doors circuit : U3 V3 131 151 U4 V4 131/1 151/1 with door on side B.
F) Alarm circuit: 90 91 98 80.
G) Controls and signals circuits:
On the cable connectors to the 200Cory board: JP3 JP4 JP5 JP6 JP7 JP11 JP16.
On the cable connectors to the 204PWR board: JP24.
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H) Pit props circuit : 125 126 127 128 128/1 129.

POWER CONTROLS AND

EARTH LIGHTING SAFETY CHAIN VALVES DOORS2 ALARM PIT PROPS1
LINE SIGNALS
11-13-13C-13D-14-15- U3-V3-131- JP3-JP4-JP5-JP6- 125-126-127-
R-S-T-N- 50-51- VD-VML-
PE 15/1-16-17-17/1-18- 151-U4-V4- 90-91-98-80 JP7-JP11-JP16- 128-128/1-
U-V-W 52 VE
18R-18/1-18/2-18/3-18/4 131/1-151/1 JP24 129

At the end of insulation test, disconnect GND from +24VDC, reconnect the doors power supply to the N
terminal, restore the battery connection, connect the FASTON CONNECTOR to the earth bar and
reconnect all the connectors of the electric boards in the right position.

1
Only on systems with optional pit props
2
Only on systems with semiautomatic doors
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