Rules for Monarch

The rules are categorized according to the following icons:

– Error: Detected malfunction in the elevator operation, technician intervention is necessary for resolution.

– Normal: Non-assistive alert as it is temporary, caused by an event that disappears on its own when the situation that triggered it is resolved.

Rule Type	Rule Name	Description
	Brake error	Common brake error.
	Car movement problems	Problems have been detected during car movement on a journey.
	Car position problems	Car position problems.
	Contactor errors	Contactor common error.
	Door check	Door check sequence: ensures that all hoistway door contacts are installed correctly and will open the safety chain when a door opens.
	Door error	The electronic board controlling the car doors gives an error.
	Door time protection open	The doors have not opened within the configured time after the door open command (too fast or too slow).
	Door time protection close	The doors have not closed within the configured time after the door close command (too fast or too slow).
	Drive error	The elevator has a malfunction that prevents movement and travel from being correct.
	Generic error	Common generic error.
	Misconfiguration	Controller misconfiguration.
	Out of range of temperature	Out of range temperature (above or under the expected limits).
	Overspeed car movement	Overspeed car movement.
	Power errors	Common power error.
	Relay unexpected state	Relay is in an unexpected state.
	Security chain interrupted	Security chain interrupted during the trip.
	Software error	Software error (triggered watchdog, reboot, etc…).
	Up final limit switch	Up final limit switch was activated.

Rule Type	Rule Name	Description
	Earthquake	Earthquake emergency return (EER) (or Earthquake Operation) is an elevator special mode. In this mode, upon activation of primary and/or secondary wave seismic sensors, all cars stop at the nearest floor, and park there with the doors open to facilitate the safe evacuation of passengers.
	Maintenance	Maintenance common status.
	Overload	Overload common error.