BANKSY Display

(V 1.8)

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Updated to EN81-28:2018 regulation.

Safety and usage cautions

Before installing our products, we recommend you to consult the section about safety and usage cautions at the link below.

Mounting

Frontal mounting

DB1 position indicator (with D1 Screen)

Frontal mounted on 0,7/3 mm pushbutton panelA) – Cut-out – Compatible with DMG D1 series displays

DB2 position indicator

Frontal mounted on 0,7/3 mm pushbutton panel
For easier mounting of the screen, press on the side flaps as indicated by the arrows in the image.

A) – Cut-out

DB3 position indicator

A) – Cut-out

DB4 position indicator

A) – Cut-out

CTDB3 – Capacity plate

A) – Cut-out
B) – Optional Emergency lamp EN81-20 (see the relevant page for further information)
C) – Gong (optional)

CTDB4 – Capacity plate

A) – Cut-out
B) – Optional Emergency lamp EN81-20 (see the relevant page for further information)
C) – Gong (optional)

Back mounting

DB1 position indicator (for 1mm / 1,5 mm thickness plate only)

Back mounting components are different from the frontal mounting components.
A) – Cut-out
B) – M3x16 welded pins
C) – Spacer (for 1mm thicknes plate only)
D) – Faceplate + screen

DB3 position indicator (for 1mm / 1,5 mm thickness plate only)

Back mounting components are different from the frontal mounting components.
A) – Cut-out
B) – M3x12 welded pins
C) – Spacer (for 1mm thicknes plate only)
D) – Faceplate + screen

Wiring Instructions

Wiring of position and direction inputs

Pitagora 4.0

DMG
3-wires serial
DB1/DB2DB3/DB4A) – Coding

3-wires serial (pre-wiring with JST)
DB3/DB4
A) – Coding
29 floors max. (-9, 0, 19)

Encoder DEUM

For more details please refer to the Encoder DEUM support page.

DMG
3-wires serial
DB1/DB2DB3/DB4
A) – Coding

29 floors max. (-9, 0, 19)

Other Controllers

1 Wire / Floor
DB1/DB2DB3/DB4
A) – Coding
B) – Offset (-3 ÷ 0)
C) – Common (Inputs)

11 floors max.


1 Wire / Segment
DB1/DB2DB3/DB4
A) – Coding
B) – Offset (don’t use the dip-switch to set the offset)
C) – Common (Inputs)

29 floors max. (-9, 0, 19)

LETTERS DISPLAYED



Gray
DB1/DB2DB3/DB4
A) – Coding
B) – Offset (-3 ÷ 0)
C) – Common (Inputs)

23 floors max. (-3, 0, 19)


Binary
DB1/DB2
DB3/DB4
A) – Coding
B) – Offset (-3 ÷ 0)
C) – Common (Inputs)

23 floors max. (-3, 0, 19)

Set up first visualization of lowest floor (Binary coding only)

Set up first visualization of lowest floor (Binary coding only)

DB1/DB2

To show a digit (instead of “blank screen”) at the lowest floor, connect the terminal X11 to the “+” or to the “-” of the power supply, depending on the common setted.

DB3/DB4

To show a digit (instead of “blank screen”) at the lowest floor, connect the terminal X11 to the “+” or to the “-” of the power supply, depending on the common setted.

Service Messages

Car

DB1/DB2
A) – Overload (S1)
B) – Communication established (S2)
C) – Alarm sent (S3)

DB3/DB4

A) – Overload (S1) + enabling the buzzer if the SW6 switch is in the ON position.
B) – Communication established (S2)
C) – Alarm sent (S3)

Floor

DB1/DB2

DB3/DB4

A) – Out of order (S1)
B) – Present (S2)
C) – Alarm (S3)

Film for the CTDB3 capacity plate

A) Prepared area for emergency lamp (if provided)

Datasheet

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