vimec V59 User manual

PROGRAMMING AND ALARMS
HANDBOOK
CONSOLE
V59
Code 8209009

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. PROGRAMMING CONSOLE 3
2. MAIN MENU 4
2.1 "TEST" menu .................................................................................................................................... 5
2.2 "SET" menu ...................................................................................................................................... 7
2.2.1 Procedure for set menu data storage ............................................................................................ 8
2.3 "CONFIGURATION" menu ................................................................................................................. 9
2.3.1 Procedure for configuration menu data storage .......................................................................... 10
2.4 "SAVE/RESTORE" menu ................................................................................................................... 11
2.5 "POSITION" menu ........................................................................................................................... 12
2.5.1 Floor data storage procedure - park or slow zone in manual ....................................................... 13
2.5.2 Floor data storage procedure - park or slow zone in self-learning ............................................... 14
2.6 "Alarms" menu ................................................................................................................................ 15
2.7 "Config Console" menu ................................................................................................................... 16
3. TABLE OF DEFAULT PARAMETERS 17
4. ALARMS DESCRIPTION 18
5. TROUBLESHOOTING 19

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1. PROGRAMMING CONSOLE
The Vimec console connects to the V59 system via a can link. It allows programming of all machine
control parameters and allows you to run tests to check external links. The console can be used as
a human-machine interface that displays malfunctions and the related alarms.
Figure 1: Console
Backlit display, 2x16
alphanumeric characters
"ENTER" allows you to
enter the menus and the
various programming
stages
"UP" scrolls the menu
upwards
"ESC" exits from the
menus and programming
stages
"DOWN" scrolls the menu
downwards

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2. MAIN MENU
The main menu displays the current errors (if any), otherwise the main menu is displayed. Pressing
ENTER opens the submenu shown in Fig. 2. UP and DOWN scroll through the submenu, and pressing
ENTER opens the submenu.
Figure 2: Main menu block diagram
Sets the language, contrast, and
brightness
Checks the inputs and the
general status of the machine
Changes speed values
general configuration
Changes the
such as selecting the Right or Left
machine, battery type etc.
Saves the configuration of the console
and download it to a new motor.
NB:
In case of motor replacement, first
save the console configuration, and
then carry out the replacement
of the
Sets the
parameters
path.
NO
Select mode:
Alarms
Alarms
Menu
Esc
Error?
YES
Select mode:
Config. console
.
.
Config
Menu
Enter
Up
Down
Up
Down
Current error :
Error [x]
Select mode:
Test
Menu
Test
Enter
Up
Down
Esc
Select mode:
Set
Menu
Set
Enter
Up
Down
Esc
Select. mode:
Configuration
Config
Menu
Enter
Up
Down
Esc
Select mode:
Save/Restore
Save/Restore
Menu
Enter
Up
Down
Esc
Select mode:
Position
Position
Menu
Enter
Up
Down
Esc
Batt 100%
Vimec 5
9
Enter
Enter
Records the important alarms
showing the code associated to
the alarm

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2.1 "TEST" Menu
The "test" menu allows you to check the status of the machine.
Pressing ENTER enters into the menu and UP-DOWN scroll through all the test situations.
Figure 3: “Test” submenu block diagram
softw. version:
V 1.1
Esc
Up
Down
Hour meter:
xx : xx : xx
Up
Down
Esc
Motor Ampere:
xx
A
Up
Down
Esc
Esc
Motor
Temp.
Check :
xx°C
Up
Down
Battery:
xx %
Up
Down
Esc
Product :
xx
%
Up
Down
Esc
Position :
x
cm
Up
Down
Esc
Motor speed :
x
.
x
rps
Up
Down
Esc
Select mode :
Test
Enter
Esc
“
MAIN
MENU
Actual speed revolutions
per second of the motor
Inputs
Inputs test
Up
Down
Esc
Enter
Inputs :
Ascent
: x
Indicates the position of
the machine
Indicates the actual hours
of work
Indicates motor
absorption in ampere
Motor control temperature
Battery charge status
percentage
Indicates the production
batch
batch of the motor
Software version
Inputs test

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The "inputs test" menu is a submenu of the "test" menu and allows you to check the status of all
inputs:
Eg. Ascent. If pressed the console displays 1, not pressed the console displays 0.
Figure 4: "INPUTS TEST" submenu block diagram
Line: tilt-housing-SB0
Inputs :
Tilt/SB0
x
Up
Down
Esc
Inputs :
inputs Test
Enter
Inputs :
Zero
Enc.
SQ16
x
Up
Down
Esc
Inputs :
Descent x
Up
Down
Esc
Inputs :
Park x
Up
Down
Esc
Inputs :
SQ2/SQ4 x
Up
Down
Esc
Inputs :
Ascent x
Up
Down
Esc
Zero sensor
Descent
Parking Recall
Safety gear –Over-run
Ascent
Esc

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2.2 "SET" menu
In the "set" submenu you can carry out the machine's adjustment in power and current. To enter it,
press ENTER, to return to the main menu press ESC.
To scroll through the programming items use UP-DOWN.
“Main” menu
Acceleration curve
Deceleration curve
Max. ascent speed
Max. descent speed
Slow zone speed
Floor zone speed
not adjustable
Zero floor approach
speed / not adjustable
Zero sensor search
speed / not adjustable
Figure 5: "SET" submenu block diagram
Up
Down
Select mode :
Set
Esc
Password
Correct?
Deceleration:
xx.xs
Max. Ascent speed:
xxx%
Max, descent speed:
xxx%
Slow zone speed:
xxx%
Floor zone speed:
xxx%
Bottom zero speed:
xxx%
Top zero speed:
xxx%
Up
Down
Up
Down
Up
Down
Up
Down
Up
Down
Up
Down
Up
Down
Enter
Enter
No
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Yes
Acceleration:
xx.xs

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2.2.1 Procedure for SET menu data storage
PHASE 1
PHASE 3
PHASE 2
PHASE 4
SELEC
SET
Press
ENTER
Press
ENTER
to enter into
EDIT
then press
UP
to
increase the
value or
DOWN
to
Decrease it.
Press
ENTER
to go on to
the next box
SET
PARAMETER
Press in
sequence:
-
ENTER (1)
-
ESC
(2)
-
DOWN
(3)
-
UP
(4)
1
2
4
3
PASSWORD
SET
After
changing the value
press
ESC
to
exit:
with this
operation
automatically
the value
is stored
Pressing again
ESC
returns to
SET

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2.3 "CONFIGURATION" menu
In the "configuration" submenu you can select the type of machine (right or left), the battery type
(lead or lithium), the path and the speed. To change a parameter, enter the corresponding menu
and press "ENTER", use "UP / DOWN" to increase or decrease the value.
Figure 6: "CONFIG" submenu block diagram
Select mode:
Configuration
Esc
“
Main
menu”
Password
Correct?
Enter
Enter
Yes
Up
Down
L/R Mach:
xx
Up
Down
Brake delay:
xxs
Up
Down
Slow zone speed
adj.:
Xxxcm
Up
Down
Floor zone:
Xxxcm
Up
Down
pb bat.-lt bat.:
xx
Up
Down
INC. Offset
Xxxsec:
No
Select left or right machine
Select the delay from the recall of the gear
to the braking
Slow zone speed (es.curve)
Select the level of lead-acid battery
Or lithium battery
Floor arrival speed zone
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Inclinometer offset. Set the tilt trip delay of
0.1seconds to 0.5 seconds

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2.3.1 Procedure for CONFIGURATION menu data storage
PHASE 1
PHASE 3
PHASE 2
PHASE 4
SELEC
CONFIG.
Press
ENTER
Press
ENTER
to enter into
EDIT
then press
UP
to
increase the
Value or
DOWN
to
Decrease it.
Press
ENTER
to go on to
the next box
CONFIG.
PARAMETER
Press in
sequence:
-
ENTER (1)
-
ESC
(2)
-
DOWN
(3)
-
UP
(4)
1
2
4
3
PASSWORD
CONFIG.
After
changing the value
press
ESC
to
exit:
with this
operation
automatically.
the
value is
stored
Pressing again
ESC
returns to
CONFIGURATION

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2.4 "SAVE/RESTORE" menu
In the console, "upload param" saves up to 9 settings, linking each of them with a sequence number
from 1 to 9. With "download param" you can choose one of the programs saved from 1 to 9, and
download it to the motor control.
Figure 7: "SAVE/RESTORE" submenu block diagram.
“
Main”
menu
Select mode:
Save/restore
Esc
Enter
Enter
Password
No
Ye
s
Upload param.:
Start?
Upload selec.:
0.------ -----
-
Enter
Upload selec.:
9.------ -----
-
Up
Down
Download
param.:
Download selec.:
0.------ -----
-
Enter
Download selec.:
9.------ -----
Up
Down
Esc
Up
Down
Upload
param:
Enter
Upload selec.
1.
------
---
Upload selec.
X: VIM_V59
-
Upload selec.:
………
Upload selec.
9.
------
---
Start upload
Up/Down
Select file
Enter
Write file name
Double Enter
Upload
param:
Upload end
Uploading
Upload
Download
param:
Enter
Download selec.:
Download selec.:
………
Download selec.:
Start download
Up/Down
Select file
Double Enter
Download
param:
Download end
Downloading
Down
load
Edit then ok it
saved
Edit then ok it
downloaded
Edit then ok it
saved
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc
Esc

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2.5 "POSITION" menu
In the "position" menu you can define the floor data, deceleration zones, parking locations.
NB: The first thing to do is to "Zero" (moving the machine to the magnet installed on the rail). The
maximum permitted length is 50 metres.
Figure 8: "POSITION" submenu block diagram.
Select mode :
Position
Floor data from floor 0 to
floor 1….5
Esc
“
MAIN”
MENU
Enter
Position :
Floors
x
Up
Down
Esc
Position :
Park.
x
Up
Down
Esc
Position :
Slow zone
speed
x
Up
Down
Esc
Esc
Floor recall value
parking
location
Slow zone data from zone 1
to zone 15

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2.5.1 Floor data storage procedure - park or slow zone in manual
PHASE 1
PHASE 3
SELEC
POSITION
Press
ENTER
Press
ENTER
to open
EDIT
then press
UP
to
increase the
Value or
DOWN
to
Decrease it.
Press
ENTER
to go on to
the next box
0000
left
Floor ……
At the top left
the current level
is displayed
and underneath
floor n°-park or
slow zone
PHASE 2
PHASE 4
0000
on the
left
Floor …..
After
changing the value
press
ESC
to
exit:
with this
operation
automatically.
the value
stored
is
Pressing again
ESC
returns to
POSITION

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2.5.2 Floor data storage procedure - park or slow zone in self-learning
PHASE 1
PHASE 3
SELEC
POSITION
Press
ENTER
Press
ENTER
2
times quickly;
the right
level
shows
automatically
the current
value
on the left
0200
on the
left
Floor ……
At the top left
the current level
is displayed
and underneath
floor-park n° or
slow zone
PHASE 2
PHASE 4
0200
on the
left
Floor …..
After
changing the value
press
ESC
to
exit in
POSITION:
with this
operation
will be
the value
is automatically
stored and
operating upon
returning to the
MAIN
MENU

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2.6 "Alarms" menu
In the "alarms" submenu you can record up to 20 alarms, thus creating a log of any malfunctions. In
addition to the type of error associated with a number, you can store the hour and the minute when
the alarm occurred. To reset the number of alarms, go to N° of Err. Press enter, edit appears, bring
to zero, press esc, and it automatically resets and the stored alarms from 1 to 20 also reset
Figure 9: "ALARMS" submenu block diagram.
Up
Down
No. Er. [ x ]
xx : xx
Up
Down
Esc
x : errors [ x ]
xx : xx
Esc
Esc
Main
menu
Current er.:
[0]
Up
Down
Esc
Select mode :
Alarms
No. of errors occurred
x : errors [ x ]
xx : xx
Up
Down
Esc
x = sequential
x] = error N°
[
xx: xx =
Error that took place
at that moment

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2.7 "Config Console" menu
In the "config. console" submenu we can select the language, contrast and brightness.
Select mode : Esc “Main” menu
Config console
Enter
Esc Language :
xxxx
Up
Down
Esc Contrast :
xxx%
Up
Down
Esc Brightness:
xxx%
Figure 10: "CONFIG CONSOLE" submenu block diagram
Press ENTER to choose the type of
language. By scrolling UP-DOWN you
can select ITALIAN, ENGLISH,
ESPANOL, FRANCAIS, DEUTSCH.
Select the desired contrast.
Select the desired brightness.

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3 TABLE OF DEFAULT PARAMETERS
SET
Acceleration curve:
10%
Deceleration curve
40%
Max ascent speed:
100%
Max descent speed:
100%
Slow zone speed:
40%
Floor zone speed:
30%
Low zero speed:
30%
High zero speed:
60%
CONFIGURATION
Left / right
1
Brake delay
100 ms
Slow zone
40 cm
Floor zone
30 cm
Battery level (Pb.) 170
170
Battery level (lt) 240
Tilt offset
300 ms
POSITION
Floor 0:
0
Floor 1:
100 cm
Floor 2:
5000 cm
Floor 3:
5000 cm
Floor 4:
5000 cm
Floor 5:
5000 cm
Parking Floor:
0
Slow Zone 1
5000 cm
Slow Zone 2
5000 cm
Slow Zone 3
5000 cm
POSITION
Slow Zone 4
5000 cm
Slow Zone 5
5000 cm
Slow Zone 6
5000 cm
Slow Zone 7
5000 cm
Slow Zone 8
5000 cm
Slow Zone 9
5000 cm
Slow Zone 10
5000 cm
Slow Zone 11
5000 cm
Slow Zone 12
5000 cm
Slow Zone 13
5000 cm
Slow Zone 14
5000 cm
Slow Zone 15
5000 cm

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4 ALARMS DESCRIPTION
ERRORS
ALARMS
Console
code
Green
light
Orange
light
Buzzer
Alarm description
26
No
Yes
No
Crc alarm indication on the console. It occurs after uploading a
new software version to the motor; to remove the indication on
the console to go on the first page of the alarms and reset all
12
Yes
intermit.
Yes
Yes
intermit.
Low battery indication. The machine stops at the first
intermediate floor until the battery reaches an acceptable
charge level. When the battery is charged, the machine can
resume
17
Yes
Yes
continuous
Indication of ko motor. The hall sensors which carry out the
motor encoder are faulty. The machine remains locked until the
motor is replaced
61
No
No
No
Display of SQ2 safety gear microswitch or SQ4 over-run
microswitch activation. The machine starts again when the
activated microswitch is re-enabled. The SQ16 encoder must be
zeroed again to reactivate the stored path
62
No
No
Yes
continuous
Display of tilt or micro housing or SB0 emergency switch
activation. The machine starts again when the tilt is re-enabled
or the obstacle on the housings is removed or the SB0 emergency
switch is restored.
63
Yes
intermit.
Yes
Yes
continuous
Indication of closed contact relay. Remove the general board,
replacing it with a new one. The SQ16 encoder must be zeroed
again to reactivate the stored path.

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5 TROUBLESHOOTING
CRC
[26]
Load new software (new revision)
Reset the alarm going into the first alarm page and setting everything to zero
Low battery
[12]
Low battery
-The machine goes slow march until it reaches the first
intermediate floor or parking position, where it stops until the battery is
recharged
-check the battery
-if the alarm persists, replace the battery
NB: for more complete troubleshooting, refer to handbook 8885375
Hall Sensor Error
[17]
Motor with faulty encoder
Replace motor
Safety
[61]
Safety gear SQ2 microswitch activation
-Check if the microswitch is pressed
-Check the sheath
NB: for more complete troubleshooting, refer to handbook 8885375
Safety
[61]
Over-run SQ4 microswitch activation
-Check if the microswitch is pressed
-Check the sheath
NB: for more complete troubleshooting, refer to handbook 8885375
Input tilt
[62]
Inclinometer tilt activation
-Check to see if the machine is parallel to the floor
-Check the sheath
NB: for more complete troubleshooting, refer to handbook 8885375
Input tilt
[62]
Rear boards SQCARTER intervention
-Check if the housing is pressed
-Check the sheath
NB: for more complete troubleshooting, refer to handbook 8885375

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Input tilt
[62]
Emergency switch SB0 activation
-Check whether the emergency button is pressed
-Check the sheath
NB: for more complete troubleshooting, refer to handbook 8885375
Main Relay Error
[63]
The contact of the general relay remains closed
The fault is detected when the contact closure is requested.
It cannot be restored.
Ensure that the contacts open in the absence of power
NB: for more complete troubleshooting, refer to handbook 8885375