Sky Elevator CX Series Lift Control System User Manual

User manual for Sky Elevator's CX Series lift control system, covering programming, parameters, error codes, and terminal usage.


Sky Elevator CX Series Lift Control System User Manual - cover page
Brand
Sky Elevator
Document type
User Manual
Language
TR
Pages
25
File format
PDF
File size
548 KB
Published
06 November, 2026
Updated
06 November, 2026
MD5 checksum
13B3D542DC85142BEC1D77407D0FB02F

About this manual

This manual provides detailed instructions for configuring and operating the CX Series Lift Control System. It covers board functions, voltage requirements, input/output terminals, and programming procedures using the hand terminal. The system is controlled by a 16-bit microcontroller and supports one-speed, two-speed, and VVVF operation.

The manual includes parameter lists, error codes, and terminal abbreviations for system integration. Programming is done via buttons on the main board or hand terminal, with data stored in EEPROM after confirmation. Safety and signal voltages are specified, and board configurations (CXA, RLE, SWPI, SWPOR, CXK) are described for system expansion. This manual is written in Turkish.

What's inside

  • General Description
  • Configurations and Components
  • Panel Voltage Information
  • Inputs and Outputs
  • Output Terminals and Abbreviations
  • Programming CX Series
  • Parameter List
  • Error Codes
  • Hand Terminal Usage
  • Language Settings

Specifications

Microcontroller16-bit high performance
Supported Systemsone speed, two speed and VVVF
Safety Circuit VoltageMaximum 230V AC
Signal Voltage24V DC
Microcomputer Voltage10V AC

Frequently asked questions

What voltage is required for the microcomputer circuit?

10V AC is required for the microcomputer circuit, with a maximum current of 1A and a minimum power supply of 25 VA.

What is the main purpose of the CX Series Lift Control System?

It is designed to fulfil the needs of the lift sector at new age and integrate lift control systems with advanced computer systems.

How many stops can the system support based on parameter n21?

The system works with 8 stops as stored in program number 21.

What is the procedure to exit programming mode and save changes?

Hold the (ENT) button down until the display shows the current floor of car to exit and save changes.

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