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The Computer
5-78 Manual # 42-02-1P28 A3
EQ EMERGENCY STOP (92) Description: Earthquake inputs EQ SS or EQ CWT have been activated and
the car has performed an emergency stop. Further operation will be per the
selected earthquake code. Fault-bypassed in Construction.
System Verifies: - Earthquake Data = EQ Stop
Troubleshooting:
Verify System IO > Programmed Inputs, EQ SS or EQ CWT.
ESC INPUT LOW (139) Description: The in-car emergency stop switch bypass input is low. If
moving, the car will perform an emergency stop. The doors will not operate.
System Verifies: - ESC input is low
Troubleshooting:
If in error, verify input and input device electrically and mechanically.
Verify status System IO > System Inputs ESC.
EVENT LOG CLEARED (162) Description: This message will appear momentarily when the event log is
cleared through the touch screen. SYSTEM DIAG > EVENT LOG > CLEAR.
EXERCISE OPERATION (775) Description: Car has been idle for a user-defined time and is now perform-
ing a user-defined number of exercise operation runs. During an exercise
run, the car lowers to the bottom landing, then proceeds to the top landing
and back down to the bottom without cycling the doors. The number of
exercise runs is user defined.
Troubleshooting:
Check the user defined timer and number of exercise cycles in CONFIG 01
> ELEVATOR FEATURES > EXERCISE TIMER and CONFIG 01 > ELEVATOR
FEATURES > EXERCISE CYCLES.
EXCESSIVE FAULTS (117) Description: This fault is generated when there are more than ten faults
that resulted in an emergency, controlled or ASAP stop. The counter resets
if the car makes ten normal runs without any faults. The car is taken out of
service and all registered calls are canceled. The car will proceed to the
next available floor and cycle the doors to let the passengers out. Once at a
floor, the Excessive Faults Shutdown fault is activated and the car will
remain shut down until the Fault Reset button is pressed, Inspection is tog-
gled or power to the controller is cycled. Fault-bypassed in Construction/
Inspection.
1. Access the event log and determine which recent events triggered the
fault.
2. Troubleshoot those faults to prevent their recurrence.
FIRE BYPASSED (108) Description: Detected when fire service is activated but the car cannot
perform fire recall due to certain conditions (Inspection, Test, or Indepen-
dent Service mode active). Cleared as soon as the conditions preventing
fire recall are cleared. Cannot be bypassed.
Troubleshooting:
Check the current mode of operation and verify that the operation is per the
selected user defined Elevator Safety Code.
FIRE II (24) Description: Fire Phase II, in-car firefighter operation, is active. Cannot be
bypassed.
System Verifies: - Mode of Operation = Fire II
Troubleshooting:
If in error, verify in-car fire fighter switch mechanically and electrically.
Verify status of System IO > Programmed Inputs > FR2 ON.
Verify FR2 ON input is not shorted.
Table 5.10 Touch Screen Event Listings
Event Description

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