Brief: From concept to demonstration, this video highlights the evolution and practical outcomes of the Monarch Systems MCTC-GCB-A Elevator Group Control Board. You'll see a detailed walkthrough of its advanced CAN-BUS communication system, witness how the auto-switch protection mechanism operates during failures, and learn about the dual call modes for optimized elevator management in multi-elevator setups.
Related Product Features:
Manages 3 to 8 elevators across a maximum of 31 floors for efficient multi-elevator coordination.
Utilizes robust CAN-BUS serial communication for reliable data exchange between elevator controllers.
Features auto-switch protection that reverts to single-elevator mode upon failure and automatically resumes group control after recovery.
Offers dual call modes, including time-priority and efficiency-priority, to optimize passenger service.
Supports energy-saving operation modes to reduce overall power consumption in the elevator system.
Enables flexible control with time-period grouping and independent operation for single elevators.
Includes auxiliary functions such as password protection and decentralized waiting for enhanced security and efficiency.
Provides expansion options with an optional LCD screen and IE Ethernet expansion card for system scalability.
Faqs:
What is the maximum number of elevators and floors the MCTC-GCB-A can control?
The Monarch Systems MCTC-GCB-A Elevator Group Control Board can manage a group of 3 to 8 elevators, with a maximum capacity of 31 floors per system.
How does the auto-switch protection feature work in case of a system failure?
In the event of a failure, the control board automatically switches the affected elevator to single-elevator operation mode to maintain basic service. Once the issue is resolved, it automatically resumes the full group control functionality.
What communication protocol does this group control board use, and what are the expansion options?
The board uses a CAN-BUS serial communication protocol for robust and reliable data transmission. For expansion, it supports optional add-ons like an LCD screen for display and an IE Ethernet expansion card for enhanced connectivity.
What are the available call modes, and how do they optimize elevator operation?
The system features dual call modes: time-priority and efficiency-priority. Time-priority minimizes passenger waiting time, while efficiency-priority optimizes the overall operational efficiency and energy usage of the elevator group.