Id | Requirement |
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LIFT-1 | Which is the car position? (Floor Number i.e.: -2, -1, 0, 1,...) |
LIFT-2 | Is the lift direction upward? Yes/No |
LIFT-3 | Is the lift direction downward? Yes/No |
LIFT-4 | Is the car in an unlocking zone? Yes/No |
LIFT-5 | Is there a test ride in execution? Yes/No |
LIFT-6 | Is there any fault? Yes/No |
LIFT-7 | Is the lift out of service? Yes/No |
LIFT-8 | Is the lift overloaded? Yes/No |
LIFT-9 | Are there ongoing inspection operations? Yes/No |
LIFT-10 | Are there fire operations? Yes/No |
LIFT-11 | Is the car alarm activated? Yes/No |
LIFT-12 | Is the car empty? Yes/No |
LIFT-13 | What is the limit load of the lift? 90 kg |
LIFT-14 | What is the power supply voltage of a lift? 380 volts |
LIFT-15 | What is the value of the standard power supply of a lift? 12 volts |
LIFT-16 | How many car stops has the lift? 8 |
LIFT-17 | How many doors are installed in the lift? 2 |
LIFT-18 | How many car services are available in the lift? 8 |
Id | Requirement |
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LIFT-19 | Signal related to the periodic test run every 72h has been received. |
LIFT-20 | The bidirectional communication system signal has been received. |
LIFT-21 | Which is the network coverage? 87% |
LIFT-22 | Which is the home network operator of the lift? 289-88 |
LIFT-23 | The types of signals that can be sent by the Bidirectional Communication System are: timeOfLastPeriodicTest72hAttempt, timeOfConfirmationOfLastPeriodicTest72hAttempt, registeredNetworkOperator, networkQualityRSSI and networkQualityBER |
LIFT-24 | Examples of network technologies supported by the Bidirectional Communication System of the lift are: Fixed_line, 2G, 3G, 4G or 5G |
LIFT-25 | Which is the telephone number of the lift? 85-755-28568888 |
LIFT-26 | Which are the secondary emergency numbers of the lift? 85-755-28568889, 85-755-28568890, 85-755-28568891 |
Id | Requirement |
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LIFT-27 | Is the emergency power supply signal active? Yes/No |
LIFT-28 | Is the standard power supply signal active? Yes/No |
LIFT-29 | Which is the voltage of emergency power? 330 volts |
Id | Requirement |
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LIFT-30 | Is the lift out of service? Yes/No |
LIFT-31 | Is the lift overloaded? Yes/No |
LIFT-32 | Are there ongoing inspection operations? Yes/No |
LIFT-33 | Are there fire operations? Yes/No |
Id | Requirement |
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LIFT-34 | The lift has a dangerous fault. |
LIFT-35 | The lift has a minor fault. |
LIFT-36 | The lift has an audio fault. |
Id | Requirement |
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LIFT-37 | How many times the lift has been called? 245 |
LIFT-38 | How many upward travel the lift did? 167 |
LIFT-39 | How many downward travel the lift did? 153 |
LIFT-40 | Which is the total number of floors covered? 94 |
LIFT-41 | How many times have been executed the reset sequence? 26 |
LIFT-42 | How many times the lift adopted the reversal direction? 4 |
LIFT-43 | How many times the door has been opened? 362 |
LIFT-44 | How many times the lift has been called from the floor X? 46 |
LIFT-45 | How many times the fault event X occurred? 12 |
Id | Requirement |
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LIFT-46 | Alarm button has been pressed. |
LIFT-47 | Alarm has been initiated. |
LIFT-48 | Alarm voice communication has been activated. |
LIFT-49 | Alarm in the well is active. |
LIFT-50 | Alarm in the machinery is active. |
LIFT-51 | Flood alarm is active. |
LIFT-52 | Emergency power alarm is active. |
Id | Requirement |
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LIFT-53 | A lift sends commands |
LIFT-54 | A command can call to a specific floor. |
LIFT-55 | A command can send a car to a specific floor. |
LIFT-56 | A command can set the lift to out of service. |
LIFT-57 | Which is the opening door time? |
LIFT-58 | Which is the closing door time? |
LIFT-59 | A command can test the emergency number. |
LIFT-60 | A command can test the ride |
LIFT-61 | A command can start the real time mode |
LIFT-62 | What is the emergency number? |
LIFT-63 | Which is the current total travel time? |
LIFT-64 | A command can initiate the board reset |
LIFT-65 | There are four emergency battery power status: good, warn, critical and insufficient |
LIFT-66 | There are four alarm SOS battery power status: good, warn, critical and insufficient |
Id | Requirement |
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LIFT-67 | A Smart Lift Installation is contained into a Smart Lift System |
LIFT-68 | A Smart Lift Edge Control Unit hosts the different Smart Lift modules |
LIFT-69 | Examples of Smart Lift modules are signals or bidirectional communication systems |
Id | Requirement |
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LIFT-70 | Each Smart Lift Installation should be globally and uniquely identified |
LIFT-71 | Each Smart Lifts Group should be globally and uniquely identified |
LIFT-72 | Which is the manufacturing lift company? Company1 |
LIFT-73 | Which is the installer lift company? Company2 |
Id | Requirement |
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LIFT-74 | Which is the maintenance lift company? Company3 |
LIFT-75 | Who is the building manager of a lift? Company4 |
LIFT-76 | Who is the legal owner of a lift? Company5 |
LIFT-77 | A lift is installed in a geographic location |
LIFT-78 | The lift geographic location is provided by the geographic location validator |
LIFT-79 | Examples of types of use of a lift are: Lift, Goods lift, Goods only lift, or Fireman lift |