LKDS Intercom unit 7.2 User manual

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Intercom unit 7.2
OPERATIONS MANUAL
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Table of contents
1. Description and operation ..................................................................................... 4
1.1. Purpose ........................................................................................................ 4
1.2. Terms of Use ................................................................................................. 4
1.3. Specifications ................................................................................................ 4
1.4. Content of delivery ........................................................................................ 4
1.5. Main functions ............................................................................................... 4
1.6. IU 7.2 design................................................................................................. 4
1.7. IU 7.2 operation ............................................................................................ 7
1.7.1. Voice negotiation with dispatch. ............................................... 7
1.7.2. Using intercom ........................................................................ 7
1.8. Safety precautions ......................................................................................... 7
2. SETTING UP ......................................................................................................... 7
2.1. Setting up the device ..................................................................................... 7
2.2. Making internal network ................................................................................. 8
2.3. Connecting internal battery ............................................................................ 9
2.4. Wiring IU 7.2 ............................................................................................... 10
3. MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................... 10
3.1. General instructions ..................................................................................... 10
3.2. Quarterly maintenance ................................................................................. 10
4. PERMANENT REPAIR .......................................................................................... 11
5. INSTALLATION ................................................................................................... 11
5.1. Organizational and technical activities ........................................................... 11
5.2. Safety regulations ........................................................................................ 11
5.3. Before installing ........................................................................................... 11
5.4. Installing IU 7.2 ........................................................................................... 11
6. TESTING ............................................................................................................ 11
7. STORAGE ........................................................................................................... 12
8. TRANSPORTATION ............................................................................................. 12
Appendix 1……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 13
Appendix 2 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..14
Appendix 3 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..15
Appendix 4 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..16

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This manual is intended for getting familiar with Intercom unit 7.2 of the Lift Monitoring and
Diagnostics System; understanding its performance and operating rules (usage, transportation, storage
and maintenance).
The manual covers Intercom units 7.2 of the following options: LNGS.465213.270.500;
LNGS.465213.270.500-01; LNGS.465213.270.500-02.
When using Intercom Unit 7.2, while complying with the requirements of the manual, it is also
necessary to follow:
- National regulatory acts, mandatory regulatory and technical documentation;
- Manuals and Guides from manufacturer.
The following abbreviation and notation is adopted:
 LMDS – Lift Monitoring and diagnostics system;
 IU 7.2 – Intercom Unit 7.2;
 LU – Lift Unit v7.2.

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1. Description and operation
1.1. Purpose
1.1.1. IU 7.2 is designed to be used in conjunction with LU.
1.1.2. IU 7.2 generates requests on establishing voice communication with dispatch and makes
the connection available using CAN bus/Wi-Fi.
1.1.3. IU 7.2 supports voice negotiation with LU via CAN bus/Wi-Fi.
1.2. Terms of Use
1.2.1. Environmental parameters
- Air temperature working value is from +1 to +40°С;
- Relative humidity at +25oC does not exceed 80%;
- Atmospheric pressure upper limit is 106,7kPa (800 Hg mm).
1.3. Specifications
1.3.1. CAN bus type – 4 wiring.
1.3.2. Phisical implementation of CAN bus – twisted pair, Cat.5.
1.3.3. Operation mode — continuous, 24 hours.
1.3.4. Supply voltage range — 9 … 24V.
1.3.5. Power consumption, not more than — 1W.
1.3.6. Overall dimension, no more (including holder) – 104х68х24mm.
1.3.7. Weight, no more — 0,2Kg.
1.3.8. Max quantity of devices in CAN bus – 2pcs.
1.3.9. Max distance to Landing Intercom and indicator should not exceed 5m.
1.4. Content of delivery
1.4.1. The content of delivery of option LNGS.465213.270.500-02 includes:
- Intercom unit 7.2 LNGS.465213.270.500 — 1 pc.;
- Wiring harness LNGS.465213.270.060 — 1pc.;
- Holder LNGS.465213.270.002-01 – 1pc.;
- Terminal block LNGS.465213.270.550 — 1pc.
1.5. Main functions
1.5.1. IU 7.2 provides the following:
- Data exchange with LU using CANbus/Wi-Fi;
- Generating request on establishing intercommunication (CALL) either with dispatch or LU;
- Support voice negotiation with dispatch or LU.
1.5.2. CAN bus physical level is a 4 wire line. Two wires (CAN-P и CAN-G) are intended for power
supply, while the other two (CAN-L и CAN-H) represent 2wire differential line, using ISO-11898
transceiver. Overall length of the CAN bus is 250m.
1.6. IU 7.2 design
1.6.1. IU 7.2 designed as a plactic box (see. Fig. 1). There are several controls could be found on
the front panel:
- LED indicator "MODE";
- LED indicator "Wi-Fi";
- LED indicator "CAN";

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- Backhighlited “CALL” button;
- microphone;
- loudspeaker.
421 3 865 7
CAN-G
CAN-L CAN-P
CAN-H BAT GLED FIRE YLED MIC GND CALL SPC
421 3
"CALL" button
Mode setting "CABIN"
"PIT"
"TRM" jumper
"MODE"
"Wi-Fi"
"CAN"
Fig. 1. Appearance of IU 7.2, sockets, controls and indicators
Table 1. Meaning of indicators
Name Status Colour Meaning
"MODE"
blinking red Mode "PIT". IU is on battery power
мигает green Mode "CABIN". IU is on battery power
lit red Mode "PIT". IU is on CAN bus power
lit green Mode "CABIN". IU is on CAN bus power
"Wi-Fi"
lit red Wi-Fi data transmission
lit green Wi-Fi connection established
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"CAN"
lit red CAN bus data transmission
lit Green CAN bus connection established
not lit - No CAN bus connection established
"CALL"
lit white Voice connection to dispatch is available
blinking white Voice connection to LU is available
blinking
(series of 2
flashes)
white Dispatch “CALL”
not lit - No intercom connection, no dispatch calls
flickering white Internal battery is not connected or fault
"Wi-Fi",
"CAN"
Blinking
together yellow CAN bus device with the same address found
1.6.2. There are several sockets on the basis of the case:
- ХР1 – to put the device into “Firemen dept. Transportation” mode; outputs GLED and YLED, to
connect external microphone, loudspeaker and call button; internal battery wiring;
- XP3 - CAN bus to connect additional devices.
- jumpers to select mode (“PIT”, “CABIN” and “TRM”-termination);
Socket details are as shown in Table 2.
Table 2. Socket details
Socket #
Pin #
Label
Description
XP1
1 FIRE
Input
used
for
switching
into
“
Firemen
Dept
.
Transportation” mode*
2
GLED
Output for pictogram with green LED
3
YLED
Output for pictogram of yellow LED
4
BAT
Internal accumulator battery wiring
5
GND
General (Ground)
6
CALL
CALL
*
7
MIC
Microphone input
8
SPC
Loudspeaker output
XP3
1
CAN
-
P
Powe
r supply
+9…24
V
2
CAN
-
L
CAN Low
3
CAN
-
H
CAN High
4
CAN
-
G
Ground
Wiring to LU
7.2
–
«
INV
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*
XP1
2
GLED
USER1
input
3
YLED
USER
2
input
* - Normally closed type of contact can be installed for “CALL” button and “FIRE” input (see 2.1.2.).
** - Wiring IU 7.2 to LU 7.2-«INV» can be used as USER inputs acting in parallel with LU inputs. At the
same time, regular features (pictogram LEDS control) are not blocked by software.
1.6.3. !!!IU 7.2 in CABIN Mode ONLY!!!.
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YLED are alternately appear for a period of 2 seconds.
1.6.4. To balance the load of CAN bus terminators are to be connected on both ends of the bus.
This performed by using “TRM” jumper on the ending device, in other cases the jumper should be left
open.
1.6.5. IU 7.2 states are received by polling devices.
1.6.6. IU 7.2 can be powered from CAN bus or from an independent power supply.
1.7. IU 7.2 operation
1.7.1. Voice negotiation with dispatch.
1.7.1.1. Connecting with IU 7.2.
Pressing and holding the “CALL” button for at least 1.5sec causes sending request on establishing
connection with dispatch. The voice confirmation “Your call has been registered, wait for an answer” is
heard. Changing the direction of call can be made by pressing “CALL” button on IU 7.2.
1.7.2. Using intercom
1.7.2.1. Voice negotiation with PIT.
To make a call press “CALL” button on IU 7.2 and release (holding less than 1.5 sec), or press “PIT”
button on the LU. When connection established backhighlighted “CALL” button lits and indicator “PIT”
on LU starts flashing. To change the direction, press “CALL” button on IU 7.2 or press “PIT” button on
LU. MAX intercom duration time is set to 3 minutes.
1.7.2.2. Voice negotiation with cabin top.
To make a call press “CALL” button on IU 7.2 and release (holding less than 1.5 sec), or press
“CABIN” button on the LU. When connection established backhighlighted “CALL” button lits and
indicator “CABIN” on LU starts flashing. To change the direction, press “CALL” button on IU 7.2 or
press “CABIN” button on LU. MAX intercom duration time is set to 3 minutes.
1.7.2.3. To finalize intercom connection press “RST” button on LU.
1.7.3. Having negotiation with the use of external intercom devices no need to press “CALL”
button for direction change.
1.7.4. Voice station and landing intercom can be used as external intercom devices.
1.8. Safety precautions
1.8.1. To work with IU 7.2 can be admitted to persons who have been instructed in safety, as
well as having studied the manual.
1.8.2. Using the IU 7.2 with cover removed is prohibited.
2. SETTING UP
2.1. Setting up the device
2.1.1. Prior to using the address of the IU 7.2 on CAN bus should be assigned.
IU 7.2 using addresses in range from 254 (CABIN) to 253 (PIT).

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The address is assigned with the help of jumpers.
Green light of the “Mode” LED means the “CABIN” mode is used where as Red light is assigned
to “PIT” mode.
2.1.2.Setting contact type of “CALL” button and “FIRE” input
Upon delivery, a normally open contact type is set. To change the contact type to normally closed
it is necessary:
- press and hold “CALL” button on IU;
- close pins 6 and 5 of ХР1 of IU to set normally closed type of contact for “CALL” button; close
pins 1 and 5 of ХР1 Of IU to set normally closed type of contact for “FIRE” input;
- connect terminal block with jumper installed to IU to power the device from battery;
- wait (more than 10 sec) blinking of LEDs «MODE», «WI-FI», «CAN» with red-green colour, then
release the “CALL” button.
2.1.3. Installing and connecting IU
Connection IUs can be made via CAN bus and/or Wi-Fi.
Perform wiring IU and LU using 4 wires (CAN-P, CAN-L, CAN-H и CAN-G) to enable CAN bus
connection.
Prior to making a connection via Wi-Fi, the IU should be connected via CAN bus to be recognized
and set up by the LU.
Connection can be made using cable shown on Fig.2.
red black green yellow
421 3
421 3
red black green yellow
Fig. 2 . CAN cable for connecting IU via CAN bus
After receiving network settings from LU, the Wi-Fi LED on IU starts lighting green. That means
the Wi-Fi connection successfully installed.

NOTE
!
Changing Wi-Fi password as well as network settings is a need to
repeat the procedure above.
2.2. Making internal network
2.2.1.Possible internal network architecture are shown on Fig.3

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Fig 3.Internal network architecture
2.3. Connecting internal battery
IU 7.2 has built in accumulator battery (Type 14500, 750mA/H). To connect the battery to IU
circuit, close pins 4 and 5 of XP1as shown on Fig.4.

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Install jumper to
connect battery
4 5
XP1XP3
Fig.4. Connecting acc.battery to IU’s internal circuit
2.4. Wiring IU 7.2
2.4.1. Make wiring as prescribed in LNGS.468223.270.500 E5 (see APPENDIX 3).
2.4.2. Overall and connecting dimensions are shown in APPENDIX 2.
3. MAINTENANCE
3.1. General instructions
3.1.1. Maintenance is carried out according to a preventive system, which provides quarterly
maintenance.
3.1.2. The battery installed in IU 7.2 has a limited service life (2-3 years). After the specified
period or when a message “Battery fault” is received, it is recommended to replace the battery (battery
fault or absence of the battery is indicated by “CALL” LED flickering on IU 7.2 and “CABIN” and “PIT”
LEDs flickering on LU).
3.2. Quarterly maintenance
3.2.1. Quarterly maintenance includes:
- visual inspection of the product;
- cleaning IU 7.2 from dust and dirt;
- checking wires, harnesses and connectors;
- checking the reliability of threaded connections tightening.

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4. PERMANENT REPAIR
4.1. The product is repaired by manufacturer during the warranty period. Service after warranty
period is provided by a separate contract.
5. INSTALLATION
IU 7.2 is a complex technical product, its use requires sufficient qualification of personnel for
proper installation and start-up.
Carefully read the manual before installing.
Installation should be carried out by a company certified for such activities.
5.1. Organizational and technical activities
5.1.1. Having received a notice from the customer to connect the product to LU, the installer
sends its representative on site for inspecting and verification of lift and infrastructure.
5.1.2. Installer representative, being on site, performs the following:
 Together with maintenance provider/installer, checks infrastructure, lift equipment and its
condition;
 On necessity, issues recommendations for troubleshooting;
 Coordinates the schedule of making installation;
 Solves other issues as prescribed by a contract.
5.1.3. Troubleshooting must be finished before starting installation.
5.2. Safety regulations
When carrying out installation, the following rules should be taken into account:
- National legislation rules, mandatory regulatory and technical documentation
requirements;
- This manual.
DO NOT make installation on lift and its components under mains power !
5.3. Before installing
5.3.1 IU 7.2 is transported in manufacturer’s packing.
5.3.2. After receiving package ensure the integrity of it.In case the packing is damaged, it is
necessary to draw up a complaint, then forward it to transport company.
5.3.3. Unpack the packing in the following order:
- Open the top of the packing;
- Free the product from packing;
- Check the completness;
- Perform visual inspection and make sure there are no damages/defects.
5.3.4. Any damages/defects found should be reflected in a complaint.
5.4. Installing IU 7.2
Technologically the sequence of installation depends on the ordered set of the product, status of
the equipment and infrastructure on site as well as the component location on site.The recommended
sequence of the product coming from manufacturer is given below.
5.4.1. Perform settings according to section 2.
5.4.2. Perform wiring according to wiring diagram (Appendix 3).
5.4.3. IU 7.2 should be located in a place convenient for having talks, having vandal resistance
requirements in mind.
6. TESTING
6.1. Verify the following is completed prior to testing:
- Manufacturer’s recommendations ;

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- This manual rules and regulations.
Before testing IU 7.2 it is necessary to ensure the installation and electrical wiring is performed in
accordance with wiring diagram and drawings.
6.2. IU 7.2 connection procedure:
- Plug CAN bus to XP3 socket;
- Connect devices to XP1 socket.
6.3. Test IU 7.2 in complex with LMDS should be performed as of below:
- Download monitoring software onto PC;
- Configure software according to instructions;
- Make sure the request on voice communication is generated and voice negotiation is
available.
7. STORAGE
7.1. Intercom Unit 7.2 of the Lift Monitoring & Diagnostics System can be stored up to 6 months
from the date of manufacturing.
7.2. Intercom Unit 7.2 in original packing must be stored in enclosed spaces with natural
ventilation, without artificial climate regulators, where the humidity and temperature fluctuation is less
than in open air, located in moderate/cold climatic region.
7.3. Storage rooms must be free from dust, vapor of acids or alkali, aggressive gases and other
harmful or corrosive substances.
8. TRANSPORTATION
8.1. Packed Intercom Unit 7.2 must be transported by closed transportation means (railway
carriages, containers, closed trucks, etc.) of any way with the exception of naval transportation, in
accordance with acting rules for transportation by this particular type of transportation.
8.2. When transported by air, Intercom Unit 7.2 in original packaging must be stored in heated
pressurized compartments.
8.3. Placement and fixing of boxes must ensure their stable positioning, eliminating any
possibility of their displacement and rough knocking onto each other and transportation vehicles walls.
Allowed stacking – not more than 5 crates up.
8.4. In the course of transportation it is necessary to comply with notices on transportation
crates.
8.5. Transportation and intermediate storage time should not exceed three months.
8.6. As concerns climatic impacts during transportation must be followed.
8.7. After transportation under negative temperatures or in excessive humidity Intercom Unit 7.2
must be matured under normal climatic conditions for at least 24 hours before installation and
commissioning.

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Appendix 1
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Appendix 2
Intercom Unit 7.2.
Wiring diagram.
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Appendix 3
Input control
Output control
“Dry contact” № in SW
Inputs
/
Buttons
of IU
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00
“CALL” button
00
«
GLED
»
01
“
Default
” button
01
«
YLED
»
02
Input
«
CA
L
L
»
03
Input
«
FIRE
»
04
Input
«
GLED
”
05
Input
«
YLED
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Appendix 4
Description of structure files, contents of folders and settings available on the SD card
included in the package: Negotiating device 7.2 LNGS.465213.270.500.
Rev00 25.06.2016
1. Sound files SD_RIN
Format of supported wav sound files and MP3.
2. Supported SD Events _ RIN
N
Event #
Name
and
a brief description
Folder name
10
"
Dispatch C
all"
10_
CALL_DISP
2
30
"Floor
Number
".
Floor arrivals message
.
30_
FLOORS
3
98
"Background music".
Background music
playback.
9
8
_
MUSIC
The priority of an event is determined by its number. The smaller the number, the higher the
priority.
The table shows the events supported in the current implementation.
3. Operational Management SD_RIN
To control the on / off messages and background music SD _ RIN is used cell 14 NVRAM .
Bit 0 - is responsible for the formation of the "Hoots line" (temporarily not implemented)
Bit 1 - is responsible for the message "Call accepted"
Bit 2 - responsible for reporting floor numbers
Bit 3 - is responsible for the on / off background music.
For the operational change of the general volume level, languages of messages and number of
floors, taking into account the characteristics of using LB on the elevator, use the tab “ SD RIN
"program ConfigLBPro .

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ConfigLBPro program does not change the SD _ RIN configuration file located on the SD card.
4. SD_RIN configuration file
The parameters used by the SD _ RIN are stored by default in the file “ Configrin . ini ”, which
is located on the microSD card in the“ SD _ RIN ” directory . When you change the contents of
the file “ Configrin . ini ”settings are applied instantly.
Events.
The following parameters are defined for each event in the file:
- enable = "1" - event enable flag
- from _ datetime = "12/31/2015 24:00:00" - the beginning of the permission to form an event
- to_datetime = "12/31/2099 00:00:01" - end of event resolution
- counter = "0 xffff " - limiting the number of generated messages. (0 xFFFF - without
restrictions).
- tplaydelay = "0" - delay in the start of message playback when an event occurs
- repeat _ msg = "0" - the number of message repetitions when an event occurs
- tpause _ msg = "0" - pause between repetitions of a message
- language 1 - the first language of the message. See supported SD languages Rin .
- language 2 is the second language of the message. See it dry odderzhivaemye languages SD
Rin .
- KMul _ L = "1" - the gain factor of the "left" channel for the event
- KDiv _ L = "1" - the divider of the “left” channel gain for the event
- KMul _ R = "1" - the gain factor of the "right" channel for the event
- KDiv _ R = "1" - divider of the “right” channel gain for the event

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Daily schedule.
The validity of the daily schedule is 1 day.
Schedule controls the overall volume of the SD RIN and applies to all events.
The overall volume complements the personal volume of each event.
During the day and stands 8 periods to personally set the overall volume level SD _ RIN.
The accuracy of determining the period is a multiple of 1 hour.
Daily schedule options:
day _ schedule 0 - number of daily schedule period 0
part _ day = "0 ..3 " - time period from 0.00 to 2.59 hours
KMul _ L = "1" - total left channel gain in the period from 0.00
to 2.59
KDiv _ L = "32"
KMul _ R = "1" - the total gain of the right channel in the period
from 0.00 to 2.59
KDiv_R = "32"
5. EVENT FILE NAMES
5.1. Event “Dispatcher call” folder 10_ CALL _ DISP .
Supports 22 languages.
123. wav (“Emergency Call Registered”).
5.2. Event "Floor Number" folder 30_ FLOORS .
Supports 22 languages.
The correspondence of file names to the contents is given in the table.
Floor
File name
C
ontent
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5
070.
wav
173.wav
080.wav
Floor minus five
Floor minus five
Minus fifth floor
-
4
069.
wav
172.wav
079.wav
Floor minus four
Floor minus four
Minus fourth floor
-
3
068.
wav
171.wav
078.wav
Floor minus three
Floor minus three
Minus third floor
-
2
067.wav
170.wav
077.wav
Floor minus two
Floor minus two
Minus second floor
-
1
066.wav
169.wav
076.wav
Floor mi
nus one
Floor minus one
Minus ground floor
0
001.wav
071.wav
Ground floor

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LNGS
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LNGS
.465213.270.500;
LNGS
.46
5213.270.500
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01;
LNGS.465213.270.500-02
Edition
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075.wav
1
002.wav
Ground floor
2
003.wav
Second floor
3
004.wav
Third floor
4
005.wav
Third floor
5
006.wav
Fifth floor
6
007.wav
Sixth floor
7
008.wav
Seventh Floor
8
009.wav
Eighth Floor
9
010.wav
Ninth floor
10
011.wav
Tenth Floor
11
012.wav
Eleventh floor
12
013.wav
Twelfth floor
13
014.wav
T
hirteenth floor
14
015.wav
14th floor
15
016.wav
Fifteenth floor
16
017.wav
16th floor
17
018.wav
Seventeenth floor
18
019.wav
Eighteenth floor
19
020.wav
Nineteenth floor
20
021.wav
Twentieth floor
21
022.wav
Twenty first floor
22
023.wav
Twenty second floor
23
024.wav
Twenty third floor
24
025.wav
Twenty fourth floor
25
026.wav
Twenty fifth floor
26
027.wav
Twenty sixth floor
27
028.wav
Twenty seventh floor
28
029.wav
Twenty eighth floor
29
030.wav
Twenty ninth floor
30
031.wav
30th
floor
31
032.wav
Thirty first floor
32
033.wav
Thirty second floor
33
034.wav
Thirty third floor
34
035.wav
Thirty fourth
floor
35
036.wav
Thirty fifth floor
36
037.wav
Thirty sixth floor
37
038.wav
Thirty seventh floor
38
039.wav
Thirty eighth
floor
39
040.wav
Thirty ninth floor
40
041.wav
Fortieth floor
41
042.wav
Forty first floor
42
043.wav
Forty second floor

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LNGS
.465213.270.500
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LNGS
.465213.270.500;
LNGS
.46
5213.270.500
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01;
LNGS.465213.270.500-02
Edition
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43
044.wav
The forty third floor
44
045.wav
Forty
-
fourth floor
45
046.wav
45th floor
46
047.wav
46th floor
47
048.wav
47th floor
48
049.wav
Forty
-
eighth floor
49
050.wav
The forty ninth floor
50
051.wav
50th floor
51
052.wav
Fifty first floor
52
053.wav
Fifty second floor
53
054.wav
Fifty third floor
54
055.wav
Fifty
-
fourth floor
55
056.wav
Fifty fifth floor
56
057.wav
Fifty
-
sixth floor
57
058.wav
Fifty
-
seventh floor
58
059.wav
Fifty
-
eighth floor
59
060.wav
Fifty
-
ninth floor
60
061.wav
60th floor
61
062.wav
Sixty ground floor
62
063.wav
Sixty second floor
63
064.wav
Sixty third floor
64
065.wav
Sixty fourth floor
072.wav
Penthouse
c
first level
073.wav
Penthouse
c
second level
074.wav
Basement
082.wav
Ground floor, first level
083.wav
Ground floor, second level
084.wav
Mezzanine
085.wav
Mezzanine first level
086.wav
Mezzanine second level
08
7
.wav
Shopping area
088.wav
Shopping area first level
089.wav
Second level shopping area
090.wav
Shopping area third level
091.wav
098.wav
Parking, level zero
092.wav
099.wav
Parking, first level
093.wav
100.wav
Parking, second level
094.wav
Parking, third level
095.wav
Parking, fourth level