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TheElevatorGuy
@theelevatorguy
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Joined: Jan 1, 2010
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It’s possible that what you are seeing on the LED is indicating that the software is doing a watchdog reset because it’s getting in an endless loop wh...

1 year ago
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The five I/Os that are named BCPxx are almost certainly for Binary Car Position. If the car was at position 9, then you’d expect to see BCP1 and BCP8 ...

1 year ago
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Can someone please explain the whole frequency in Hz thing as a way of determining the RSL is "good" ? What is that based on?

1 year ago
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Not sure what happened to your photos. They are tiny and virtually unreadable. I can make out E411MVF-GEARED on the second one, but the first photo is...

2 years ago
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You're going to have to be a bit more specific about the controller you have - unfortunately the photo you shared is not very clear. There should be a...

2 years ago
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There’s no need to be anxious about GAL’s controllers or the fact that GAL are now part of Vantage (and have been since 2018). The GALaxy IV traction ...

2 years ago
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@elevatorman1966 : What part of MCE's product looked like an Otis? I've never seen any similarity, but I'm also not as familiar with MCE's earlier pro...

2 years ago
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Have you tried calling GAL Tech Support? If you have the job number, they may be able to help find the specific prints.

2 years ago
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If you guys are ripping out Otis 311/411 traction equipment and modernizing it with GALaxy 4s, I'd love to get a hold of some of the PCBs (RCB II OCSS...

2 years ago
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It's pretty standard practice to use dry contacts for interfacing between the elevator controller(s) and third-party hardware such as a building secur...

2 years ago
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I'm pretty sure that at least one of the Phase 1 inputs is active low (0V on the input), possibly the one called EFO or EFK.If whatever is holding tha...

2 years ago
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Question: What sort of controller and interface (discrete/serial) does it have to the AT400?

2 years ago
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Looks like the profile photo for the account alleging to be Alex Bouchez from Smartrise was created with a bit of cropping of the photo in this Linked...

2 years ago
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The HPLIM used a 386EX processor in its controller. Hard to believe that you needed all that CPU horsepower to open and close a door, but wow, it coul...

2 years ago
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