Hoistway Learn Operation
Manual # 42-02-1P28 A3 3-19
Initial Stepping Positions The initial settings for the run up and run down stepping
positions were set at the factory using the following table (Gray area applicable to Motion 2000
TS). When running up to a floor, the floors step up position forces the elevator to drop high
speed. When running down to a floor, the floors step down position performs the same func-
tion. If this is a terminal floor, either the step up/down position, the physical position of the ter-
minal magnets, or the USL3 position will force high speed to drop. These settings can be
verified or adjusted through the CONFIG 02, Hoistway Setup and NTS Switches menu 3.
With valves adjusted for speeds and slowdown characteristics desired, adjust floor height and
stepping offsets (CONFIG 02, Hoistway Setup) until the car levels properly at each floor with-
out releveling.
Dead Zone (releveling limits) may be adjusted through CONFIG 02, System Control Parame-
ters, Dead Zone Distance if required.
Door Position Monitor Switch (If used)
If you are in a jurisdiction where ASME A17.1 - 1996 or later is being enforced, Door Position
Monitor switches connected to the DPM and/or DPMR inputs must be added to monitor the
position of the closed doors. This must be a separate physical limit switch that makes up
approximately 1 to 2 inches before the doors lock. Please refer to the DOOR POSITION MONI-
TOR option (CONFIG 01 > ELEVATOR FEATURES).
Table 5. Hydro Initial Stepping Distances
Car Speed
Factory Set Stepping
Distance From Floor Level
Car Speed
Factory Set Stepping
Distance From Floor Level
Gray area = Motion 2000 TS Hydro 85 fpm 20 inches
<35 fpm 8 inches 90 fpm 21 inches
40 fpm 9 inches 95 fpm 22 inches
45 fpm 10 inches 100 fpm 24 inches
50 fpm 12 inches 110 fpm 27 inches
55 fpm 13 inches 125 fpm 30 inches
60 fpm 14 inches 140 fpm 33 inches
65 fpm 15 inches 150 fpm 36 inches
70 fpm 16 inches
160 fpm 38 inches
75 fpm 18 inches 175 fpm 42 inches
80 fpm 19 inches
200 fpm 48 inches
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