L_ProfilGrpTab

Column Name

Description

Data Type

Length

Allow Nulls

Default

PG_RID

ID-No. of the profile group
(ID-No.=RID number of the profile group)
consecutive number

Integer

4

0
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PG_GRP

ID-No. of the profile-group
​(reference to each table where you have to enter the profile-group ID.-No.)

Integer

4

✓

0
​

PG_IX

Counter for the quantity of the profiles (starts always with 0, then count up to the last profile!)

Integer

4

✓

0
​

PG_P_RID

ID-No. of the profile — Example drawing, base orientation, explanation
L-Profile = -1 I-Profile = -2 —

U-Profile = -3 Z-Profile = -4 —

Square tube = -6 Flat steel = -7 —

Tube = -8 Cylindrical = -9 —

T-Profile = -5 Anchor rail = -10 —

​

id is less or equal -1000 — <= -1000: If the id is less or equal -1000, the profile will be generated from an outline defined in the L_ProfileGrpPktTab. The P_RID determines the PGP_CODE_NO inside the group where PGP_GRP = PG_GRP. All records in the L_ProfileGrpPktTab with PGP_CODE_NO = P_RID are used as 2D-points for the outline.

Integer

4

✓

0
​

PG_R_Y_X

Orientation of the y-component of the profile (in x-direction)
​

Double

9

✓

0
​

PG_R_Y_Y

Orientation of the y-component of the profile (in y-direction)
​

Double

9

✓

1
​

PG_R_Y_Z

Orientation of the y-component of the profile (in z-direction)
​

Double

9

✓

0
​

PG_R_Z_X

Orientation of the z-component of the profile (in x-direction)
​

Double

9

✓

0
​

PG_R_Z_Y

Orientation of the z-component of the profile (in y-direction)
​

Double

9

✓

0
​

PG_R_Z_Z

Orientation of the z-component of the profile (in z-direction)
​

Double

9

✓

1
​

PG_X0_K0

Constant value (in x-direction).
​
For more details see AutoCAD-DWG.

LongVarWChar

16

✓

0
​

PG_Y0_K0

Constant value (in y-direction).
​
For more details see AutoCAD-DWG.

LongVarWChar

16

✓

0
​

PG_Z0_K0

Constant value (in z-direction).
​
For more details see AutoCAD-DWG.

LongVarWChar

16

✓

0
​

PG_L_K0

Constant value for the length of the profile

LongVarWChar

16

✓

100
​

PG_PGT_RID

Type of profile:

​Predefined numbers
0=Main Group
1=Left type
2=Right Type
​
1 and 2 will be used for "Mirror"-Button in Dialog

Governor, Tension weight, Safety gear
​

Special PG_PGT_RID codes are
-1: Special profiles if component is on the right side bottom or left side at top
-2: Special profiles if component is on the left side bottom or right side at top
​
These to type group will be enabled and disabled automatically by the software related to the current safety gear location.
L_ProfilGrpTypeTab
​
​Guide Shoe
Special types are
-1: Special profiles only for guide shoes used at top of the Car-/Cwt-Frame (e.g. Oiler)
-2: Special profiles only for guide shoes at top and right at the Car-/Cwt-Frame (e.g. special rollers)
-3: Special profiles only for guide shoes at top and left at the Car-/Cwt-Frame (e.g. special rollers)
-4: Special profiles only for guide shoes used at bottom of the Car-/Cwt-Frame
-5: Special profiles only for guide shoes at bottom and right at the Car-/Cwt-Frame (e.g. special rollers)
-6: Special profiles only for guide shoes at bottom and left at the Car-/Cwt-Frame (e.g. special rollers)

These to type group will be enabled and disabled automatically by the software related to the current safety gear location.

Car platform
-11: Additional profiles if a car door is at wall 1
-12: Additional profiles if a car door is at wall 2
-13: Additional profiles if a car door is at wall 3
-14: Additional profiles if a car door is at wall 4

-21: Additional profiles if a no entrance is at wall 1
-22: Additional profiles if a no entrance is at wall 2
-23: Additional profiles if a no entrance is at wall 3
-24: Additional profiles if a no entrance is at wall 4
​
Note: "no entrance": This is because you may have no car door, but nevertheless an entrance at the relevant side (e.g. for freight elevators). Typically this means "no car door".

Rail bracket
-1: Hydraulic jack support fixing
-2: Hydraulic jack fixing
-3: Auxiliary guides fixing
-4: Ground plate for auxiliary guides
-5: Hydraulic jack fixing when there are no auxiliary guides at the same time
-6: Hydraulic jack fixing when there are auxiliary guides at the same time
-7: fixing for main guides

If there are differences between the rail bracket at the left wall (e.g. wall No. 3) and the right wall (e.g. wall number 4) you have to use -11 to -17 for the rail bracket which is fixed at the left wall and -21 to -27 for a rail bracket which is fixed at the right wall.

Car balustrade

-1: Left balustrade profiles (Balustrade 3, Wall 3)

-2: Right balustrade profiles (Balustrade 4, Wall 4)

-4: Front balustrade profiles (Balustrade 1, Wall 1)

-5: Front left corner profile

-6: Front right corner profile

-8: Rear balustrade profiles (Balustrade 2, Wall 2)

-9: Rear left corner profile

-10: Rear right corner profile

Integer

4

✓

0
​

PG_P_H

Height of the profile.
​
See AutoCAD-DWG for the profiles.

LongVarWChar

16

✓

100
​

PG_P_B

Width of the profile.
​
See AutoCAD-DWG for the profiles.

LongVarWChar

16

✓

50
​

PG_P_S

Thickness of the "footbridge" of the profile.
​
See AutoCAD-DWG for the profile.

Double

9

✓

2
​

PG_P_T

Thickness of the boot plate.
​
See AutoCAD-DWG for the profile.

Double

9

✓

2
​

PG_P_R1

Not in use.

1. radius of the profile.
See AutoCAD-DWG of the profiles.

Double

9

✓

0
​

PG_P_R2

Not in use.

2. radius of the profile.
See AutoCAD-DWG of the profiles.

Double

9

✓

0
​

PG_P_R3

Not in use.

3. radius of the profile.
See AutoCAD-DWG of the profiles.

Double

9

✓

0
​

PG_P_C

Change of the thickness of the boot plate: --> P_C = distance between the edge of the boot plate and the point, where PG_P_T is defined.
​
See AutoCAD-DWG for the profiles.

Double

9

✓

0
​

PG_P_ALPHA

Inclination of the "foothbridge" or boot plate (insert in %)

Double

9

✓

0
​

PG_P_MODE

Additional options for the related profile:

Layer operations

1024 = Profile shall be displayed "thin" on Layer "1"
2048 = Profile shall be displayed "dashed" on layer "3"
4096 = Profile shall be displayed "dash-dot" on layer "7"

Special hide operations (new for SR3)
8192 = Profile shall not be hidden or hide anything
16384 = The profile shall be shown disregarding the projection plane.
Setting this bit allows to show e.g. profiles of car doors or car frames that are above the cabin.

Center line operations
1 = Center line x-direction
2 = Center line y-direction
4 = Center line z-direction
8 = short center line
128= Center V0
256= Center V1
512= Center V2

If you want to see the center axes (represented by the first three bits) from a particular angle, you can add on three further bits in one of the following combinations (and only these!). The center axes will only be displayed, if your point of view is identical with the local axis of the component.

128=+ x-direction
256=-x-direction
384=+y-direction
512=-Y-direction
640=+z-direction
768=-z-direction

Example:
If you simply want to see the panel from the front (i.e. facing you), you need to enter the following mode:
1 = Center line x-direction
4 = Center line z-direction
512=Center line only to see from the negative y-direction
sum=517=(1+4+512)

3D-Model operations
3D model operations are only allowed for PG_P_RID = -7!
The profile itself will be added to or subtracted from the 3D-volume model. The results are only visible in plot-mode when the ACIS-calculations are active.
​
16 = Add volume to 3D shaft model
32 = Subtract volume from 3D shaft model (only for PG_P_RID = -7 allowed!)

Example:
9 = (8+1) short center line in x-direction

Disabling profile
64 = The profile is disabled when loading from the database. This bit is often combined with a special PG_PGT_RID.

Integer

4

✓

0
​

PG_P_DETAIL

Detail level, bit-link for the detail level of the profile:

0x0001 — show in low detail
0x0002 — show in medium detail
0x0004 — show in high detail

For example: 1+2+4=7 (display profile in all possible detail modes).

SmallInt

2

✓

0
​

PG_SUB_GRP

Related to: SUB_GRP

Integer

4

✓

0
​

PG_PGOGL_RID

Defines the color of a specific profile in the dynamic 3D view. Colors can be defined in L_ProfilGrpOGLTab.

Integer

4

✓

1
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