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STEP Elevator Control System Mini-Class (Part 2): Interface Introduction

2023-11-07

STEP Elevator Control System Mini-Class (Part 2): Interface Introduction

The elevator control system is the core of an elevator, determining its operational quality and efficiency. With 28 years of deep expertise in the elevator industry, STEP has consistently driven the development of its elevator control system products with “user value” at its heart, striving to perfect every intricate control algorithm, drive mechanism, and user experience with relentless attention to detail.

 

To help users get started, we’ve launched a series of short tutorials that will introduce the STEP elevator control system in phases, covering various aspects such as debugging, interfaces, and functional testing. We invite everyone to watch, learn, and engage in discussions.

 

In this issue, let’s take a look at... STEP Core Control Cabinet C7000+ & G9000 For example, let’s get acquainted with the external interfaces of the STEP elevator control system.

 

Introduction to the Elevator Control Cabinet, Control System Motherboard, and Motherboard Plug-in Board Interfaces

 

As the core component of the elevator control cabinet system, the elevator control cabinet’s external interfaces primarily include an encoder interface, a power cable interface, a parameter adjustment interface, and an interface for signals from hoistway components. The schematic diagram is shown below:

 

 

C7000+ Control Cabinet

 

G9000 Control Cabinet

 

The core control system motherboard of the elevator control cabinet integrates a debugging interface, an on-board operator, and an encoder interface, as shown in the schematic diagram below:

 

AS.T029 Motherboard Interface Diagram

 

The elevator control cabinet features an integrated plug-in board with a fool-proof plug-in design, which significantly reduces on-site wiring time and minimizes the risk of wiring errors. The plug-in board includes signals from hoistway components, an intercom interface, a machine-room switch and lighting interface, a main-machine brake interface, a communication interface, and several reserved spare interface points, as illustrated in the detailed diagram below:

 

Schematic diagram of the C7000+ motherboard add-in board interface

 

Schematic diagram of the G9000 motherboard add-in board interface

 

Introduction to the Interface of Supporting Components for Elevator Control Systems

 

The elevator control system is equipped with an integrated car-top inspection box, an integrated car-top panel, and a car-top plug-in board. The schematic diagram of the external interfaces for these components is shown below:

 

Integrated Roof Inspection Box for Vehicles

 

 

Schematic diagram of the roof-mounted plug-in board SM.09CW-49

 

The elevator control system comes with a cabin control panel that integrates voice adjustment buttons, an IoT interface, and an SD card slot. The schematic diagram is shown below:

 

 

The elevator control system is equipped with a new national standard pit box. The schematic diagram of the external interface is as follows:

 

Schematic Diagram of the SM.09IO-H Interface for the Pit Floor Board

 

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