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Shin, J.K. Lee, J.P.
This work and the information it contains are the property of Otis Elevator Company
(“Otis”). It is delivered to others on the express condition that it will be used only for, or on
behalf of, Otis; that neither it nor the information it contains will be reproduced or disclosed,
in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of Otis; and that on demand it and any
copies will be promptly returned to Otis.
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REVISION HISTORY
Rev Rev. Date Description of Change: (Include Section Reason for Change:
No. (yyyy-mm-dd) numbers affected)
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Table of Contents:
1 Product description ........................................................................................................ 4
2 Product Application ....................................................................................................... 4
2.1 Hardware and Software Versions ........................................................................... 4
2.2 System application ................................................................................................... 5
2.3 Mounting of the drive .............................................................................................. 5
2.4 Peripheral Material Requirements ......................................................................... 5
2.4.1 Machine / Motor ............................................................................................................................5
2.4.2 Speed Encoder ...............................................................................................................................5
2.4.3 Analog Load Weighing ..................................................................................................................6
3 General Description........................................................................................................ 6
3.1 Input Voltage Range................................................................................................ 6
3.2 Output Current Range ............................................................................................ 6
3.3 Mechanical Dimensions ........................................................................................... 6
3.4 Operating Conditions .............................................................................................. 8
3.5 Code Compliance ..................................................................................................... 8
3.5.1 Elevator Codes...............................................................................................................................8
3.5.2 Electrical Codes.............................................................................................................................8
3.5.3 Local Codes...................................................................................................................................8
3.6 Preventive Maintenance .......................................................................................... 8
4 Hardware ........................................................................................................................ 9
4.1 Drive Package Configuration .................................................................................. 9
4.2 Speed Encoder Circuit............................................................................................. 9
4.3 Safety Chain Wiring .............................................................................................. 10
5 Functional I/O Description........................................................................................... 11
5.1 Signal Flow GDCB <-> Controller/BraMo for EN............................................... 11
5.2 Signal Flow GDCB/HVIB <-> Controller/BraMo for ANSI ................................ 12
5.3 Signal Flow HVIB <-> External Brake Module (BraMo).................................... 12
5.4 Drive Interface ....................................................................................................... 12
5.4.1 MCSS Interface ...........................................................................................................................12
5.4.2 CAN Interface .............................................................................................................................13
5.4.3 Interface to brake module.............................................................................................................13
5.5 24Vdc Controller I / O ........................................................................................... 14
5.6 Physical External Connections .............................................................................. 14
5.6.1 Controller Interface......................................................................................................................14
5.6.2 Field maintenance for OMU and SVT ..........................................................................................17
5.6.3 Main wiring.................................................................................................................................18
5.7 100Vac Safety Inputs / Outputs............................................................................. 18
6 Appendix....................................................................................................................... 19
6.1 Definitions and Acronyms ..................................................................................... 19
6.2 Applicable Documents ........................................................................................... 19
6.3 Referenced Documents .......................................................................................... 19
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1 Product description
The OVFR1A-4xx drives are able to interface controllers in EN81 and ANSI type applications with
CAN interface and
RS422A interface.
The drives have near unity power factor, and eliminate thermal management issues associated with the Dynamic
Braking Resistors commonly used with non - regenerative drives. The use of an active converter at the input stage
of the power section allows for standardization to 500V motor windings.
2 Product Application
2.1 Hardware and Software Versions
This documentation is valid for the following OVFR1A-4xx software and hardware versions.
Drive Package
Component Drive Package (Default) for CSA, accommodate rigid
metal conduit
Hardware A_A26800AKT1
Common GDCB
Software A__30924AA_ / A__31013___ / A__31014___
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Signal Name
Pin Description
(Rotary Encoder)
1 PVTX+ Encoder X Channel, Positive
2 PVTX- Encoder X Channel, Negative
3 PVTY+ Encoder Y Channel, Positive
4 PVTY- Encoder Y Channel, Negative
5 +5V +5V Power To Encoder
6 RET Power Return For 5V / 15V Power
7 +15V +15V Power To Encoder
8 CHASSIS Chassis Connection (shield)
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3 General Description
3.1 Input Voltage Range
Three phase with 3 wire system plus safety ground
Provisions for single phase operation @ 400Vnom(for construction, with reduced performance)
* Note: A transformer will be used for line voltage applications below 380Vnom and above 480Vnom.
The thermal design of the drive shall assume 380Vrms as the lowest nominal input voltage.
Total harmonic distortion of input line current will be <=8% and power factor will be higher then 0.96 under the
rated load conditions.
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OVFR1A-404
OVFR1A-406
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4 Hardware
4.1 Drive Package Configuration
The OVFR1A-4xx drive package supplies the induction and permanent magnet motor with variable voltage and
variable frequency.
The line voltage is converted to a DC voltage via an active PWM converter. Pre-charging of the DC link capacitors
is controlled with the PX relay. The MX and PX relay allows disconnecting the converter from the line voltage in
the case of a short circuit.
The DC link voltage is converted to a variable voltage and variable frequency for motor by PWM inverter. The
active PWM converter in the OVFR1A-4xx drive controls the bus voltage to the constant, 750Vdc, regardless of
the AC input voltage and operating mode - motoring or regenerating.
OVF40xR Package Converter DC+ Inverter
DC-
The GDCB provide a completely galvanic isolated interface to a digital, incremental, quadrature shaft encoder.
The interface provide power and two differential or single ended input channels that can preserve quadrature phase
relationships up to 100kHz.
Single
Differential ended
A
1
/A
2
B
3
/B
4
5 5V
Buck
RET
6
15V PVT_V-
7
CHASSIS PVT_V+
8 0.1 0.1
CHASSIS
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For EN systems the Safety Chain comes into the GDCB as two signals UIB and DIB with respect to SFC_RTN.
UIB and DIB are then combined to form the signal SFC_EXT, the signal SFC_EXT is then be connected by a
physical jumper to the signal SCF_IN.
For ANSI systems the Safety Chain comes into the GDCB as SFC_IN and SFC_RTN. The signal UIB and DIB
(called UP and DWN for ANSI applications) are used for Manual Mode operation.
Too detail information on drawing ex) MTA-156~~~) replace with Otis part number. Don’t need internal
connector information in this document (3pin connector)
Need two diagrams , one for EN and the other for ANSI.
GDCB
SC_IN 1
2
3 NC Pilot
4 LS
DIB
UP 5
6 Rbrd 1
UIB
DN 7
8
CRET_o
SC_RET 9
10
LS LS 3
ANSI EN81
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P11:1
SFC_IN – normal run (NAA only)
110 Vac Safety - Chain
P11:5 UIB - up inspection button
Inputs
P11:7 DIB - down inspection button
P5:1,2
BS1 / BS2 - brake switches
BraMo
P5:3 BC_STAT – Brake Status
P5:4 BCNT – Brake Control
24 Vdc
Inputs
P6:5 MOT_THERM – Motor Thermal Machine
/Output
Position Ref.
P6:1,2
UIS / DIS - releveling signals Hoistway -
P6:3,4 Signals
1LV / 2LV – door zone switches
P9:1,2
PVTX+, PVTX- Speed –
P9:3,4
Encoder
PVTY+, PVTY-
P9:5 or 7 PVT_P5 or PVT_P15 Differential
P9:6
PVT_RTN
Encoder
Interface P9:1
PVTX+ Speed –
P9:3
PVTY+ Encoder
P9:6
PVT_RTN Single Ended
P9:7
PVT_P15
P9:8
Shield
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P101:1
MCSS .
MCTX+, MCTX- Operational
Interface (HVIB) .
. MCRX+, MCRX- Control
MPVTX+, MPVTX-
P101:8
MPVTY+, MPVTY-
P5:1,2
BS1 / BS2 - brake switches
BraMo
P5:3 BC_STAT – Brake Status
P5:4 BCNT – Brake Control
24 Vdc
Inputs
P6:5 MOT_THERM – Motor Thermal Machine
/Output
Position Ref.
P6:1,2
UIS / DIS - releveling signals Hoistway -
P6:3,4 Signals
1LV / 2LV – door zone switches
P9:1,2
PVTX+, PVTX- Speed –
P9:3,4
Encoder
PVTY+, PVTY-
P9:5 or 7 PVT_P5 or PVT_P15 Differential
P9:6
PVT_RTN
Encoder
Interface P9:1
PVTX+
P9:3
Speed –
PVTY+ Encoder
P9:6
PVT_RTN Single Ended
P9:7
PVT_P15
P9:8
Shield
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In MCSS mode, a velocity reference is obtained from the velocity dictation from MCSS according to the MCSS
ICD. This mode is selected when the drive is connected to a MCSS-based controller via the RS-422 serial
interface.
5.4.2 CAN Interface
Can interface design provide galvanic isolation between electronic circuit on GDCB board and external CAN
interface. 5V power supply for CAN transceiver is provided by buck converter from 24V (15 ~30Vdc) externally
supplied through pins 1 and 4 on CAN connector.
In CAN interface mode, start and stop commands are obtained from the controller according to the CAN Drive
ICD.
+24V _C A N
1
C A N _H 2
C A N _L
3
24V _R ET_C A N
4
- P o w e r 2 4 V d c p r o v id e d
e x t e r n a ly ;
- S m a ll D C /D C b u c k
c o n v e r te r 2 4 /5 V f o r
p o w e r in g o p to c o u p le r s
- E x is t in g s o lu tio n o n
M C B II an d M C B III
- W a g o 4 p in , 5 m m
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Brake module
Connector Local Market
Global drive
(OECB)
(I) BS1
1 BS1
(I) BS2
2 BS2
BC_STAT
(I) 3 SPARE I
BCNT
(O) 4 BY
(I/O) E_BCNT(O)/SPAREI2(I)
5 SPARE I/O
+24V
(POW) 6 (POW)
24V_RET
(POW) 7 (POW)
(I) MAN_MODE
1 UIS
(I) SPR_GPI1
2 DIS
(I) SPR_GPI2
3 1LV
(I) SPR_GPI3
4 2LV
(I) MOT_THERM
5 SPARE I
(O/I) MOT_FAN/SPARE_I 6 SPARE I/O
(POW) +24V 7 (POW)
(POW) 24V_RET
8 (POW)
(POW) +24V
9 (POW)
- All inputs active high, 24Vdc +/- 10%; 10 to 15
mA
- All outputs, active high, able to drive inductive
load up to 100mA
- Power source 24Vdc grounded on RET terminal
- Power 24Vdc provided by GDCB
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SW Input / SW Output
SW input is used for safety. The SW output switches the main contactors SW1 and SW2.
DBD Input
This input is used to check the switching of the brake (BY) and the main contactors (SW1, SW2), necessary to
fulfill the code requirements of EN 81-1.
BY Output
This output operates the brake relay BY
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6 Appendix
6.1 Definitions and Acronyms
HW hardware
OVF Otis variable frequency drive
PWM pulse width modulation
SW software
GDCB Global Drive Control Board
IGBT Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor
BCPC Brake Control Power Conditioning Module
HVIB High Voltage Interface Board
PB Power Board (Bus Structure)
GDB Gate Driver Board
NTSD Normal Terminal Slow Down
ANSI American National Standards Institute
EN European Norm
JIS Japanese Industrial Standards
TUV European Code Certification Agency
SIMBA Standard Interface Modular Based Architecture
PM Permanent Magnet
LRU Lowest Replaceable Unit
FR Failure Rate
SIT System Integration Team