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OTOLIFT 87 - User Manual

OTOLIFT 87
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Otolift type 87
Functionality & troubleshooting
Date 221209

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Summary

Chairlift General Information

1.1 Basics Overview

Describes fundamental operational principles and components of the chairlift.

1.2 PCB Component Locations

Identifies key components and connectors on the main PCB.

1.3 Component Names and Locations

Illustrates and names external components and their locations on the chairlift.

1.4 Left;Right Directional Definition

Clarifies directional definitions (left/right) for user and rail placement.

1.5 Software Version Identification

Explains how to identify the installed software version.

Functionality and Connections

2.1 Control Inputs and Connections

Details the inputs and connections for chairlift operation controls.

2.2 Safety Input Devices

Lists safety devices and their connection for lift movement prevention.

2.3 Sensitive Edge Safety Inputs

Explains safety inputs on the left, right, and bottom sides of the chairlift.

2.4 Other Input Signals

Describes additional input signals like Rotation Monitor Unit and Service Box.

2.5 Output Signals

Details the outputs from the PCB for powering components and signaling.

PCB Dipswitch Configuration

3.1 Dipswitch Functions

Explains the logic and function of each dipswitch on the main PCB for configuration.

Chairlift Programming

4.1 Programming Prerequisites

Outlines essential prerequisites and considerations before programming.

4.2 Programming Procedure

Provides step-by-step instructions for programming the chairlift and extra charge points.

Bypass Connectors and PCB Interconnections

5.1 Bypass Connector Usage

Explains the use of bypass connectors for moving a defective lift.

5.2 PCB Interconnection Requirements

Details necessary interconnections using jumpers for specific configurations.

5.3 Pin Number Logic

Clarifies pin numbering conventions for PCB connectors.

Battery Charging System

6.1 Charging Point Connections

Describes how battery charging points are interconnected.

6.2 No-Charging Alarm

Explains the alarm triggered when the lift is not charging.

6.3 Transformer and On-board Charging

Details the onboard charging circuit and transformer usage.

6.4 Battery Fuse Protection

Specifies the main fuse for protection of the electronics.

6.5 Sleep Mode Functionality

Explains the sleep mode function for low power consumption.

6.6 Extended Non-Use Battery Care

Advises on battery maintenance during extended periods of non-use.

Remote Control System

7.1 Teaching 2-Channel Remotes

Step-by-step guide for programming remotes to the receiver.

7.2 Remote Logic Reversal

Adjusting remote logic based on rail installation (left/right).

7.3 1-Channel Transmitter;Receiver Dipswitches

Instructions for setting dipswitches on 1-channel components.

7.4 Component Types and Numbers

Lists specific model numbers for remotes and receivers.

Powered Hinge Mechanisms

8.1 Powered Sliding Hinge

Describes the sliding hinge, its control, and power source.

8.2 Powered Folding Hinge

Explains the folding hinge, its control, and interaction with PCBs.

8.3 Warning for Older Hinge PCBs

Alerts about compatibility issues with older hinge PCBs.

8.4 Sliding Hinge Overcurrent Fault

Details a fault condition and its resolution for the sliding hinge.

Mechanic Error Handling and Diagnostics

9.1 Diagnostic Display Codes

Lists display codes and their meanings for mechanical error diagnosis.

9.2 PCB LED Status Indicators

Explains the status indications provided by LEDs on the main PCB.

9.3 Error Log Retrieval

Describes how to read and interpret the error log stored in the PCB memory.

9.4 8888 x Mechanic Errors

Details errors requiring mechanic attention and how to reset them.

9.5 Safety Line Fuse Function

Explains the function of the safety line fuse and error indications when it blows.

9.6 System Reset Procedure

Provides instructions on how to reset the system after an error is resolved.

9.7 Rail Repositioning

Describes how to reposition the chairlift after it has come off the rail.

9.8 Over Speed Governor (OSG) Operation

Explains the function and operation of the Over Speed Governor system.

9.9 Folding Rail Mechanism Operation

Details the operation and logic of the folding rail mechanism.

9.10 Proximity Switch Function

Explains the function and troubleshooting of the proximity switch.

User Error Handling and Indicators

10.1 Chairlift Operating Sequence

Explains standard operating procedures and startup signals.

10.2 Armrest LED Status Logic

Interprets the meaning of the armrest LED's status indications.

10.3 Beeper Signal Logic

Explains the beeper signals indicating safety edge activation or other faults.

Document Attachments

86900 PCB Layout and Info

Drawing of lay-out PCB and info.

86900 Main PCB Schematics

Schematics main PCB 86900.

86900 Wiring Connections Page 1

Connection of wiring, page 1.

86900 Wiring Connections Page 2

Connection of wiring, page 2.

86900 Sliding Hinge Wiring

Connection of wiring powered sliding hinge.

86900 Sliding Hinge PCB Schematic

Schematic powered sliding hinge PCB ssp 042 v6.

86900 Folding Hinge Wiring

Connection of wiring powered folding hinge.

86900 Folding Hinge LED Logic

Logic of LED's powered folding hinge PCB ssp 007/008 v3.

86900 Folding Hinge PCB Schematic

Schematic powered folding hinge PCB ssp 007/008 v3.

86900 Charging Point Wiring

Connection of wiring charging-point.

87900 Display Error Logic

Logic of display-errors.

86900 Armrest;Beeper LED Logic

Logic LED armrest and beeper.

86900 Proximity Switch Connection

Connection of proximity switch (sensor).

OTOLIFT 87 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandOTOLIFT
Model87
CategoryStairlifts
LanguageEnglish

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