Traffic Reports (elevators) Number of hall calls per floor (hall call distribution on a per floor basis) Number of hall calls per hour (24 hour time-line) Hall call waiting times per floor (hall call waiting time distribution on a per floor basis) Hall call waiting times per hour (24 hour time-line) Distributed hall call response graph (24 hour time-line) Detailed hall call response graph (%calls / n seconds) Longest wait times including floor #, wait time, date, time, and direction Fault Reports (elevators) Ten most recent faults (most recent faults listed per bank) Fault log - displays the entire fault log for a given time period Faults per car (fault distribution on a per car basis) Faults per floor (fault distribution on a per floor basis) Faults per day (fault distribution on a per day or week basis) Car Use Statistics (elevators) Car use by hour (24 hour time-line of car calls, car starts, door cycles, delayed car, load by pass) Car use statistics (same as above, shown for an entire bank) Group Service Log (elevators) Cars in service (24 hour time-line with text log of group availability of each car) Indicator of percent time in useful service per unit Group functions (24 hour time line with text log of actuation of group functions - Up peak, Dn peak, Fire Svc, Em Pwr, ect.) Interactive Features Security Access Features The system where desired shall be capable of providing security enable / disable of all hall and car calls through on screen menus at a minimum. The monitoring system shall also be capable of interfacing – directly with card readers and security keypads in stand-alone mode, and in-directly through a serial interface with a third party security system. When in stand-alone mode, the monitoring system shall maintain a database of elevator users and security pass codes. When on secure mode the use of each elevator will be recorded in a file together with the time, authorized pass code and destination for each call. Elevator Control Features The system shall be capable where desired of controlling certain features on each elevator. All control points shall be capable of seven-day twenty-four hour time clock automatic operation, or manual operation from the mouse and keyboard. The control points may include but not be limited to the following (where desired on the particular job, allowed by local codes and available on the particular elevator control equipment) Lobby recall Car call security lockout Hall call security lockout
Traffic Reports (elevators) Number of hall calls per floor (hall call distribution on a per floor basis) Number of hall calls per hour (24 hour time-line) Hall call waiting times per floor (hall call waiting time distribution on a per floor basis) Hall call waiting times per hour (24 hour time-line) Distributed hall call response graph (24 hour time-line) Detailed hall call response graph (%calls / n seconds) Longest wait times including floor #, wait time, date, time, and direction Fault Reports (elevators) Ten most recent faults (most recent faults listed per bank) Fault log - displays the entire fault log for a given time period Faults per car (fault distribution on a per car basis) Faults per floor (fault distribution on a per floor basis) Faults per day (fault distribution on a per day or week basis) Car Use Statistics (elevators) Car use by hour (24 hour time-line of car calls, car starts, door cycles, delayed car, load by pass) Car use statistics (same as above, shown for an entire bank) Group Service Log (elevators) Cars in service (24 hour time-line with text log of group availability of each car) Indicator of percent time in useful service per unit Group functions (24 hour time line with text log of actuation of group functions - Up peak, Dn peak, Fire Svc, Em Pwr, ect.) Interactive Features Security Access Features The system where desired shall be capable of providing security enable / disable of all hall and car calls through on – screen menus at a minimum. The monitoring system shall also be capable of interfacing directly with card readers and security keypads in stand-alone mode, and in-directly through a serial interface with a third party security system. When in stand-alone mode, the monitoring system shall maintain a database of elevator users and security pass codes. When on secure mode the use of each elevator will be recorded in a file together with the time, authorized pass code and destination for each call. Elevator Control Features The system shall be capable where desired of controlling certain features on each elevator. All control points shall be capable of seven-day twenty-four hour time clock automatic operation, or manual operation from the mouse and keyboard. The control points may include but not be limited to the following (where desired on the particular job, allowed by local codes and available on the particular elevator control equipment) Lobby recall Car call security lockout Hall call security lockout
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