| 摘要 |
Improved solid state control systems for elevators in which the solid state components are mounted on printed circuit boards, the conductor paths of which interconnect the components of each individual board and connect them to circuit terminals which enable the connections of various components on different boards to each other. A first plurality of printed circuit boards whose components are properly interconnected provides basic control circuitry for one elevator car operating in a single car system. When appropriately connected to the control equipment associated with its car so as to receive control signals therefrom this circuitry operates in response to such signals in a predetermined manner to control its car according to a particular mode of operation. Included among the conductor paths on the circuit boards of this first plurality and connected between circuit terminals and solid state components thereof are a number of paths which are unnecessary to the operation of the basic control circuitry. These enable the connection of auxiliary equipment to the basic control circuitry which causes that circuitry to operate differently in response to the control signals it receives from the associated control equipment even though the interconnections between the components of the basic control circuitry and the connection between it and the associated control equipment remain unaltered. The printed circuit boards employed in supervisory control systems for groups of elevator cars possess a similar such universal character. |
