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Car door, door close limit input indicating that the front door is
closed.
Door open button, requests that the front door opens.
Car door, door open limit input indicating the front door is open.
Car door position monitor input indicating front door is closed.
Checked only if programmed.
Door hold button, requests that the front door opens and remains
open for a longer than usual dwell period.
Disables the car controls for the front DCB. All operations are
controlled remotely via a remote control panel. Used during
prison operation.
Disables the car controls for the front DOB. All operations are
controlled remotely via a remote control panel. Used during
prison operation.
Indicates that the manual hall doors for all the middle floors front
openings are closed.
Car door photoeye input indicating that the front door light
curtain is obstructed and doors are not permitted to close.
When detected, allows for the alternate photoeye to be used
simultaneous with the primary photoeye to increase the field of
view. Used with Peelle light curtain.
Indicates that the safety edge is obstructed and doors are not
permitted to close. For freight doors only.
Indicates that the manual hall doors for the top floor front
opening are closed.
Table 37: Description of Rear Doors Inputs
Indicates that the manual hall doors for the bottom floor rear
opening are closed.
Door close button, requests that the rear door closes
Car door, door close limit input indicating that the rear door is
closed.
Door open button, requests that the rear door opens.
Car door, door open limit input indicating the rear door is open.
Car door position monitor input indicating rear door is closed.
Checked only if programmed.
Door hold button, requests that the rear door opens and remains
open for a longer than usual dwell period.
Disables the car controls for the rear DCB. All operations are
controlled remotely via a remote control panel. Used during
prison operation.
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