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LF-10T Door Control Board

Document no: LF-LF10T-UM-ENRelease: v1.0Date: July 2026

01General Features

The LF-10T board is designed for elevator doors with 24 V DC motors, offering high-comfort door control. It uses the same parameter set as the LF-10; it differs in the terminal naming and in the PE terminal on the power input.

Drive and comfort

Comfortable travel · Automatic recognition of open and closed positions · Nudging mode · Audible warning in case of a jam

Installation and use

Easy assembly following ready-made installation logic · Operation compliant with fire regulations · Flexible parameter options · Clear presentation of the operating state on the display

Top view of the LF-10T board with terminals and components labelled
Figure 1 — General view

02Technical Specifications

Power supply input

FeatureDescription
Supply voltage20 V AC
Input protection8 A glass fuse

Encoder circuit

FeatureDescription
Encoder typeIncremental encoder
Supply voltage5 V DC

Motor

FeatureDescription
Motor voltage30 V DC
Maximum current7 A
Motor protectionCurrent protection

Input signals

SymbolDescription
K5Open command signal input, 24 V DC
K3Close command signal input, 24 V DC
NDGNudging command signal input, 24 V DC
LIRLirpomp close command signal input, 190 V DC

Output signals

SymbolDescription
K20Full open contact
K19Full closed contact
K16Obstruction contact

03Terminals and Symbols

TerminalSymbolDescription
Door power input220LSystem supply phase
220NSystem supply neutral
PESystem protective earth
Relay output terminalK20Full open contact
K19Full closed contact
K16Obstruction contact
COMRelay common terminal
Command input terminalNDGNudging command signal input, 24 V DC
K5Door open command signal input, activated by +24 V DC
K3Door close command signal input, activated by +24 V DC
GND / 1000GND terminal for the command signal inputs
+24V+24 V DC output
LirPomp input terminalLIR190 V DC Lirpomp close command signal input for internal safety door applications
Motor terminalM1Motor power terminal
M2Motor power terminal
Encoder terminalAEncoder channel A input
BEncoder channel B input
GNDEncoder supply (−)
+5VEncoder supply (+5 V DC)
Difference from the printed manual

The correct assignment is K5 open, K3 close. The two are swapped in this table in the printed manual; the pairing shown here is the corrected one. If you are comparing against your PDF or printed copy, this is the difference.

04Wiring Diagrams

Click a diagram to open it full size.

General wiring diagram

General diagram showing the connection of the transformer, motor and encoder to the LF-10T board
Figure 2 — General wiring diagram

Manufacturer wiring diagram

Diagram showing the connections on the manufacturer side
Figure 3 — Manufacturer wiring diagram

Installer wiring diagram

Diagram showing the connections on the installer side
Figure 4 — Installer wiring diagram

Signal connection

The command signals can be powered in two ways. Which one you use depends on where the +24 V comes from.

Powered from the control panel

Wiring diagram where the signal supply comes from the control panel
Figure 5

Powered from the door control board

Wiring diagram where the signal supply comes from the door control board
Figure 6

05Commissioning

FIRST SETTINGSDo this first

Once the door installation is complete, enter the configuration menu and set the options listed in the Menu section to suit the application.

Board start-up sequence

Flow chart showing the steps after the board is energised
Figure 7 — Board start-up flow diagram

Normal operation screen transitions

During normal operation, the + and buttons navigate between screens. In manual drive mode, ENTER moves the door in the closing direction and ESC moves it in the opening direction.

Diagram of the transitions between screens in normal mode
Figure 8 — Normal mode screen transitions
WhenButtonsResult
As the board is first powered on+ and togetherConfiguration menu with manufacturer access level
While the board is operatingESC and ENTER togetherConfiguration menu with installer access level

To exit the configuration menu, press ESC repeatedly until the Exit? prompt appears. When it is displayed, press ENTER to return to normal operation mode.

07Troubleshooting

The situations most often met in the field and the points to check, in order.

The door does not moveCheck the power first
  1. Verify the 220 V AC input.
  2. If the 24V LED is off, check the glass fuse.
  3. Check the motor power connections.
  4. Verify the door open and close command signals.
The door does not openSignal

Make sure the close signal (K3) LED is off and the open signal (K5) LED is on.

The door does not closeSignal

Make sure the close signal (K3) LED is on.

Manual door learning does not startLearning

If learning does not start even though ENTER is held down: signals sent by the main controller take priority, so disconnect the K3, K5 and NDG signal input connections before starting the manual door learning process.

The door slams or slows down too earlyLearning

Perform the door learning procedure again and check the operation.

Frequent obstruction detectionMechanics / parameter
  • Check the encoder connection.
  • The obstruction force setting may be too low.
  • Inspect the door mechanism for mechanical issues.
The door panels vibrateParameter
  • Check the Current KP value.
  • Check the encoder connection.
The display reads Closed while the lock is closedMotor direction

If the display shows Closed immediately after power-on while the door mechanism is locked and the door does not move, the motor rotation direction is incorrect. Power-cycle the controller and press ESC when the motor direction change warning appears.

In the open position the door closes and opens 2–3 cmSpring / force
  • If the problem occurs on a single floor only, check whether the door spring on that floor is too stiff.
  • The open holding force value may be set too low; increase it.

08Board Dimensions

Technical drawing showing the mounting holes and outer dimensions of the LF-10T board
Board mounting dimensions (mm)