Brake behavior becomes evidence.
Proving feedback, timing and sequence captured for the mechanic.
VI Brake Monitor is designed to show what the brake system did, when it did it, and which evidence should be verified next.
See VI AssistantMonitor the event, not just the alarm.
The current public diagnostic language includes failed SW1/SW2 proving, no switches made, feedback made without the expected coil state, feedback lost during run, and wear-switch diagnostic conditions.
Timing category is diagnostic context, not proof of root cause.
A named fault is not a condemned component.
Observe
What did VI actually see?
Correlate
What were the command, coil, SW1/SW2, timing and operating states?
Verify
Does physical brake movement agree with the electrical feedback?
Change the event. Watch the evidence change.
Website simulation only — no connection to elevator equipment.
Command and proving feedback agree with the monitored sequence.
Evidence agrees
Brake command and both proving channels agree.
Timing and sequence are preserved with the event.
No fault conclusion is required from this simulated cycle.
Watch the event unfold.
Illustrative timing and transitions. No connection to operating equipment.
State observed
Choose a scenario to replay a simulated event.