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J Sand
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Joined: Jan 1, 2010
Topics: 2 / Replies: 98
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if you have a very aggressive accel and decel, the operator will fault too because the belt slips a little and when it sees DCL, the count doesnt matc...

11 years ago
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look on earlier post. this is very common. the resistor is 22 ohm i believe. definitely needs resistor, capacitor is negotiable. we take ours to ECI a...

11 years ago
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should be able to drive down on car top or controller insp. hoistway will not work since pulse count has not been re-established (you can enter count ...

11 years ago
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if you changed the limit, verify its position. You could increase LPE, but that should only be done for testing since it allows an error in the count....

11 years ago
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The rotary switch is to use the LEDs to view the PMI I/O's the number on the dial correlates to PMI board.

11 years ago
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both checked out ok. sent drive to access drive. LOL, now second car just loss logic board. Gotta love em. thanks guys for the help

11 years ago
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already swapped motion adapter. going to have mech bring another MSU and relay pilot from another job/parts depot

11 years ago
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yep, 621 =0 for encoder, base speeds are 1150 and speed limits are 1217. mvel-400. trying to get route mech to swap drive logic boards but customer is...

11 years ago
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But all of the things here are based on AUTO, even runs slow on inspection though. I will try tomorrow. So far, no faults, dispatch is normal, EPC is ...

12 years ago
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the encoder is a BEI 2048 encoder. I also installed a new one just for fun and no difference.

12 years ago
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The speed board would not be coming in until 267 fpm?, We are "flat-topping" at 200 fpm. MSU and Drive PPR are both at 2048, now and before the proble...

12 years ago
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I have the same issue on a duplex. it will not pull in my intermediate relay and stop at the next floor in both directions. It is a 400 fpm geared. If...

12 years ago
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check supply power for dips. Also check you traveler for cuts. As it passes whatever has damaged it, you can hit a fast ground (and not blow the fuse ...

12 years ago
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Scott, call me tomorrow if you need more info.

14 years ago
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Per OSHA, a confined space is defined as a space you cannot readily walk out of. A pit that requires a ladder for egress, by definition is a confined ...

14 years ago
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