Prophesix

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It is an advanced device installed on the top of elevator car, designed to continuously monitor elevator movements and position through integrated sensing technology.

The device provides two outputs for simulating car calls to the top and bottom floors or other remote commands, along with 8 inputs for optional sensors, enabling detailed and reliable monitoring of the elevator status (floor detection, door operation, out-of-service, maintenance, etc.).

Integrated 4G connectivity ensures real-time communication with a remote server, while WiFi and BLE interfaces allow connection to external sensors and to an optional external modem, ensuring service continuity even in environments with limited signal coverage inside the elevator shaft.

The device can be easily configured via smartphone and cloud platform, offering maximum flexibility and ease of installation.

Supplied with an included 1 GB data SIM, it guarantees connectivity for up to 5 years, reducing operating costs and maintenance requirements.

Optional device installed on the car doors for monitoring door movement.
The device is equipped with an internal battery and BTLE connectivity for wireless communication with the control unit.

Note: Instead of using the door sensor, the door operation can be monitored through the door open and door close limit switches by wiring them to the Prophesix inputs.

The DMG FUSION cloud platform collects and processes data transmitted by the Prophesix device.

Through FUSION, it is possible to:
• Configure the Prophesix system.
• Remotely monitor the elevator system status.
• Analyze data and statistics related to elevator usage and operating conditions over time.

The main available information includes:
• Elevator status logging (e.g. Normal operation, Inspection mode, Out of service)
• Car and door movement logging (up/down trips, operating time, distance traveled)
• Anomaly logging (e.g. interrupted travel, sudden accelerations/decelerations, door malfunctions)
• Scheduling of test calls to verify the actual operating condition of the elevator

For system operation, the Prophesix device must be associated with the relevant FUSION account.
The device is identified by its unique MAC address, shown on the label on the device, as shown in the image.

Fixing with screws

DIN rail fixing

The door sensor must be installed on the car doors, secured with double-sided tape (supplied with the device), and positioned as shown in the image.

Power on the device and wait until the status LED turns green.
Prophesix then starts transmitting car movement data and environmental parameters to the FUSION cloud platform.

Note:
Prophesix includes an internal energy reserve that keeps the device operational for approximately 5 minutes in the event of a power loss. Full backup capacity is reached about 2 hours after power-up.

Inputs and outputs connections are not required for proper system operation.

• Open the FUSION app and select PROPHESIX.
• Log in via REMOTE connection.
• Check that the device appears in your device list and that it is connected (green icon).
• Select the device to be managed from the drop-down menu on the right.

The main informations about the elevator status are displayed on the main page of the FUSION app.

The System Data menu allows the user to enter and modify the main system parameters of the installation where the Prophesix device is installed.

Remove the cover and install the supplied battery; the LEDs will flash alternately for a few seconds.

The life of the CR2477 battery (not CR2477N) depends on the number of door open/close cycles and is approximately one year.

From this menu, you can select the door monitoring method:

• Door Sensor (BLE)
• Limit Switch

From the FUSION app:

1. Select the Prophesix device;
2. Open the top-right menu and select “Prophesix”, then “Position learning”;

If negative floors are present, enter the offset value; the floors will be set automatically.
Each floor can also be modified manually.

Once started, the guided procedure must not be interrupted, even by landing calls.

1. Move the cabin to the lowest floor.
2. Call all floors from bottom to top.

1. Perform a full run from the highest floor to the lowest floor.
2. Perform a full run from the lowest floor to the highest floor.

At the end of the procedure, without moving the elevator, wait for the data to be transferred from the Prophesix device to the Fusion cloud, which will take approximately 2 minutes.

If the procedure is not successful, it must be repeated.

The acquired data may be verified in the “Prophesix-Quote” menu.

Prophesix features 8 configurable digital inputs that can be assigned to sensors, signals, or other devices.

All inputs are opto-isolated and non-polarized

• Activation Voltage: 12/24 Vdc
• Maximum input current: 5 mA @ 24 V).
• Inputs IN1 and IN2 are electrically independent from the other inputs.
• Inputs IN3 to IN8 share the common terminal “IN COM”.

The default configuration sets all inputs as inactive, with assignments as indicated in the table.

The activation status of the inputs is displayed in the FUSION app

To modify the configuration of individual inputs:

1) Access the top-right menu.

Menu > Prophesix > Input configuration

2) Enter the single input edit mode.

Prophesix features 2 configurable digital outputs that can be assigned to special functions.
Each of the outputs OUT1 and OUT2 can be assigned to one SPECIAL FUNCTION only.

• Two relay outputs with volt-free contacts (max. 24 V, 1 A)
• OUT1 and OUT2 share the common terminal “OUT COM”

To modify the configuration of individual outputs, access the top-right menu

Menu > Special Features

Here you can select and configure the special functions to be assigned to outputs OUT1 and OUT2.

Test Calls

This function allows test calls to be performed in order to remotely verify the correct operation of the lift.
The remote command can be activated either automatically (scheduled) or manually.
To perform test calls, the outputs must be wired in parallel with the car call pushbuttons, typically those of the terminal floors, and the relevant parameters must be configured via the FUSION APP.

• Press the OUT1 and OUT2 buttons to perform a manual call.
• The successful registration of the call can be verified by connecting the pushbutton indicator lights to the Prophesix inputs.

Remote Command Output

This function allows remote activation of outputs OUT1 and OUT2.

Activation can be set as pulse mode (with programmable duration) or continuous mode.

Trips limit

This function allows setting a preset number of lift trips and, when the preset value is reached, sending a notification to the user and/or activating a Prophesix output.

From this menu, you can configure the type of network connection, selecting between 4G LTE (default) and Wi-Fi.

To modify this setting, you must be connected to the device via Bluetooth®.

• By accessing via local connection, the system scans for Prophesix devices within Bluetooth® range.
• By accessing via remote connection, you directly access the registered device.

To apply the modified parameters, restart the Prophesix device by pressing the RESET pushbutton for 1 second.

Pressing the RESET pushbutton performs a device restart only and does not erase or alter any configured parameters.

From this menu, you can view the diagnostic data of the Prophesix device.
The data are displayed in real time; by selecting “Show graphs,” you can view their trend over time.

The available data are as follows:

• Temperature and humidity
• LTE signal
• Power status
• Door sensor battery status
• Errors and Warnings

From this menu, you can view statistical data related to system operation both as counters (numeric format) and as statistics (graphical format).
Data can be displayed either as total values or for the selected period.

The available data are as follows:

• Elevator runs
• Distance traveled
• Door Opening/Closing cycles
• Upward/Downward run times
• Elevator runs per floor
• Errors and Warnings
• System Availability
• Acceleration trend
• Speed trend
• Temperature and humidity
• Run/Standby time

Errors are displayed as either active and/or inactive.
Events are further classified as:

• E) Errors – displayed in red
• W) Warnings – displayed in yellow

Each event is also identified by a letter indicating its type:

• P) Prophesix device errors
• L) Lift errors
• S) Door sensor errors

From this menu, you can configure notifications for the single Prophesix device you are connected to.

Notifications, divided into Errors and Warnings, can be enabled or disabled for each error code.