Now activate the landing controls and check the travel procedure by
entering landing calls at every landing up and down.
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Check landing signals, out-of-operation signals and direction indicator. □
Check photocell, closing force limiter, emergency alarm etc. □
Now continue by optimising the travelling behaviour.
8.13 Optimising the Travelling Behaviour
After successfully executing the first normal travel, continue optim-
ising the travelling behaviour.
8.14 Commissioning the Emergency Call System
According to EN 81 28, every lift must have an emergency call sys-
tem linked to a 24-hour service station. After wiring the emergency
call unit as described in section 8.14 commission it according to the
instructions enclosed and check its functions by making emergency
test calls.
8.15 Commissioning the Emergency Call System
If you are commissioning a group of lifts, first ensure the correct func-
tion of each single lift and then link them in the group via the intercon-
nection plugs. Check that the group parameters are adjusted cor-
rectly and switch the landing controls on to check whether landing
calls come in parallel to every lift of the group.
Then switch the landing controls of all lifts off. Landing calls must
not be accepted any more. Now, one after the other, switch the land-
ing control on again for one lift at a time and check each one’s land-
ing control functions.
8.16 Commissioning the Data Remote Diagnostics
As described in section 8.16 data remote diagnostics can be carried
out via different kinds of networks. If wiring has been completed
according to the circuit diagrams supplied, you can establish the con-
nection.
106 Installation Manual System »bp308« – Commissioning Instructions
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