Corghi ERCO X4300 Série Manuel D'utilisation page 95

Definition of "lOCK-OUT" and "alarM" conditions
LOCK-OUt
Condition in which all operating controls are completely disabled.
The lock-out continues until the lift is switched off
ALARM
Condition in which a function is temporarily disabled to warn the operator of a malfunc-
tion or hazard.
There are different alarm conditions, each of which is associated with a different type
of signal.
All possible alarm conditions are described in the table AUDIBLE AND VISUAL SIGNALS.
In the case of multiple alarm conditions, the condition with the highest priority is indicated.
priority is determined by the alarm code:
alarm 0 has the highest priority and alarm 10 has the lowest priority.
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