BMP LCD Display Programmer – User Manual
This page provides technical information from the official BMP Europe LCD Display Programmer User Manual, software reference 9.021E.
The manual explains the LCD programmer interface, menu navigation, control board status monitoring, operating parameters, alarm history, UPS and encoder information, Wi-Fi interlock settings and software upgrade functions.
Document Information
- Manufacturer: BMP EUROPE Srl
- Equipment: LCD Display Programmer
- Document: LCD Display - User Manual
- Software reference: 9.021E
- Languages: English and Italian
- Document length: 16 PDF pages
- English section: Pages 1-8
- Italian section: Pages 9-16
Features and available settings depend on the connected control board, firmware, accessories and installed configuration.
LCD Display Overview and Navigation
Page 1 identifies the information shown on the programmer's main screen.
- Door operating status
- Instantaneous door frequency
- Total door cycle counter
- Main control board temperature
- Encoder counting
- Wi-Fi status
- LCD software version
- Main control board software version
The programmer includes navigation keys and a microSD memory slot.
The manual illustrates how to enter the main menu, select a submenu, move between editable fields, modify values and confirm a selection.
Refer to page 1 for the button positions and illustrated navigation sequence.
M01 - Input Status and Terminal Functions
Menu M01 displays the status of inputs connected to the main control board. It also provides settings for assigning selected functions to terminals.
The input monitoring functions include STOP, photocells, safety light barrier, pedestrian START, main START, opening command and anti-jamming sensor.
| Submenu | Function |
|---|---|
| S0-S1 | Free input and extra run input status |
| S2 | STOP button status - terminal 16 |
| S3 | Photocell status - terminal 14 |
| S4 | Light barrier status - terminal 9 |
| S5 | Pedestrian START - terminal 12 |
| S6 | START button - terminal 11 |
| S7-S8 | Main board JOG CLOSE and JOG OPEN keys |
| S9 | Opening input - terminal 8 |
| S10 | Anti-jamming sensor - terminal 7 |
| S11-S12 | Main board DIP switch status |
| S13 | Programming key P2 |
| S14 | UPS activation - terminal 10 |
| S15-S23 | Selectable input terminal assignments |
| S24-S25 | Input filtering for terminals 14 and 9 |
| S26-S31 | Relay and ESP-OUT extension functions |
Page 2 provides the complete list of M01 submenus and their terminal references.
Changes to safety-related input assignments must follow the original control board documentation.
M02 - System Status Monitoring
Menu M02 provides read-only information about the connected door and control board. Parameter modification is performed through menu M05.
| Submenu | Information |
|---|---|
| S0 | Current door status |
| S1 | Door position measured by absolute encoder |
| S2 | Total door operating cycles |
| S3 | Motor current during movement |
| S4 | Brake current while active |
| S5 | Main control board temperature |
| S6 | DC power bus voltage |
| S7 | Last alarm information code |
The manual states that a control board temperature above 61 °C causes the door to stop with alarm AL008D.
Refer to page 3 and to the main control board manual for the applicable diagnostic procedures.
M03 - Alarm History
Menu M03 displays the last five memorised alarm codes.
For each recorded alarm, the programmer also provides the door cycle count corresponding to that event.
Submenus S0-S9 alternate between the stored alarm codes and their associated operating cycle counts.
This information can help technicians identify recurring faults and review their occurrence during door operation.
Alarm code definitions and corrective procedures are provided in the relevant main control board manual.
M04 - UPS and Encoder Status
Menu M04 provides UPS configuration, UPS diagnostic information and absolute encoder battery monitoring.
| Submenu | Function |
|---|---|
| S0 | UPS mode activation |
| S1 | UPS CLOSE mode activation |
| S2 | UPS card software version |
| S3 | UPS battery voltage |
| S4-S7 | UPS status, commands, alarms and information for internal use |
| S8 | Absolute encoder battery voltage |
At M04 S8, the document identifies 3.6 V as the normal encoder battery level and 2.7 V as the minimum level.
Refer to page 4 for the documented UPS and encoder status functions.
M05 - System Parameter Setup
Menu M05 contains the main configurable operating parameters of the connected control board.
These include door speed, opening and closing dimensions, waiting times, pedestrian operation, photocell and anti-jamming settings, UPS behaviour and interlock modes.
| Submenu | Function |
|---|---|
| S0 | Engine type - not used; standard Universal setting |
| S1-S3 | Running Options 1, 2 and 3 |
| S4 | Opening frequency: 30-75 Hz |
| S5 | Opening slowdown frequency: 15-50 Hz |
| S6 | Closing frequency: 30-75 Hz |
| S7 | Closing slowdown frequency: 15-50 Hz |
| S8 | Open door waiting time |
| S9 | Pedestrian waiting time |
| S10-S11 | Automatic closing after door transit |
| S12 | Total opening dimension |
| S13 | Partial opening dimension |
| S14 | Opening slowdown distance |
| S15 | Total closing dimension |
| S16 | Closing dimension below zero level |
| S17 | Closing slowdown distance |
| S18 | Photocell inhibition advance |
| S19 | Anti-jamming sensor inhibition position |
| S20 | Pedestrian opening dimension |
| S21 | Wind detection delay |
| S22 | Movement reversal pause time |
| S23 | Control board commands - internal use |
| S24 | START closing command option |
| S25 | Brake monitoring control |
| S26 | Pedestrian closing behaviour |
| S27 | Encoder time monitoring |
| S28-S29 | Antifreeze operation and deicing period |
| S30 | Wi-Fi interlock activation |
| S31 | Automatic interlock activation |
| S32 | Manual interlock activation |
| S33 | Automatic START after power interruption |
| S34 | Radar input behaviour |
| S35 | Alarm relay function |
| S36 | Anti-hooking function |
| S37 | UPS activation |
| S38 | UPS closing function |
| S39 | LCD language selection |
Page 5 contains the complete M05 parameter reference.
Safety-related parameters, motor characteristics and door travel settings must only be modified by qualified personnel following the applicable installation manual.
M06 - Advanced Setup
Menu M06 includes advanced diagnostic and operating parameters.
- S0 - Maximum detected main board temperature
- S1 - Maximum detected DC bus voltage
- S2 - Running mode, internal use
- S3 - Stored drive errors, internal use
- S4 - Manual JOG movement frequency
- S5 - Maximum JOG operating time
- S6 - UPS mode frequency
- S7 - Motor current limit during closing
- S8 - Motor current limit during opening
The original reference is on page 6.
M07 - Factory Settings
Menu M07 provides access to factory-related configuration parameters.
These include LCD contrast, acceleration and deceleration ramps, motor torque, temperature protection and DC bus overvoltage thresholds.
Submenus S9 and S10 are identified as functions for internal use.
Factory-related adjustments should not be changed without the appropriate technical authorisation.
M08 - Wi-Fi Menu
Menu M08 displays the Wi-Fi network currently connected to the LCD programmer.
It also provides a list of available networks and a network scan function.
These functions are documented on page 7.
M09 - Wi-Fi Options and Interlock Groups
Menu M09 contains network configuration and interlock group settings.
| Submenu | Function |
|---|---|
| S0 | Station DHCP |
| S1 | Station IP address |
| S2 | Station gateway |
| S3 | Station subnet |
| S4 | Interlock group selection |
| S5 | Interlock subgroup selection |
| S6 | Interlock function activation |
| S7 | Interlock node type |
The menu allows Wi-Fi interlock groups and subgroups to be configured for supported installations.
M10 - Wi-Fi Status Information
Menu M10 displays information about the LCD programmer's network connection and Wi-Fi services.
The documented status fields include:
- LCD access point network name
- Interlock group and subgroup ID
- Access point status
- Number of connected clients
- Station connection status
- MQTT server communication status
- Active functions, including interlock
MQTT status indications include Connected, Disconnected, Remote, Local and No broker.
Refer to page 7 for the meaning of each status indication.
M11 - Software Upgrade and microSD Functions
Menu M11 contains software upgrade and Wi-Fi data transfer functions that use a microSD card.
Software Upgrade
The manual describes the update function for LCD and main control board software.
It distinguishes between software intended for incremental encoder control boards (ENC INCR) and absolute encoder control boards (ENC ABS).
Selecting the correct software for the installed equipment is essential. Refer to page 8 for the complete update procedure.
Wi-Fi Data Transfer
M11 includes functions to transfer Wi-Fi network configuration data between the LCD programmer and microSD storage.
The manual identifies the file NET_SET.txt for network settings.
Network credentials stored on removable media should be protected against unauthorised access.
M12 and M13 - Internal Functions
The official manual identifies M12 (Door Parameter Test) and M13 (Door Initialization) as internal test functions.
No general user procedure is provided for these menus.
M14 - Action List
Menu M14 lists additional utility functions, including:
- Interlock information about connected doors.
- Remote help, when the required MQTT Remote connection is available.
- ESP32 Wi-Fi module firmware upgrade.
Refer to page 8 for the documented functions and requirements.
Official PDF Manual
Download the complete BMP Europe LCD Display Programmer User Manual, including menu navigation diagrams, input monitoring, alarm history, system parameters, UPS and encoder functions, Wi-Fi settings and software upgrade instructions.
Download LCD Programmer Manual (PDF)Technical Documentation Notice
This page provides a structured reference to the official BMP Europe LCD Display Programmer User Manual.
It does not replace the complete PDF or the installation instructions for the connected control board.
Available features, software versions and parameter settings depend on the installed equipment.
Programming and safety-related modifications must be performed by qualified personnel following the manufacturer's instructions.