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DRIVING INSTRUCTION
REMOTUS BC7400 USA
Variant 1 (variant 2, see page 4)
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TRANSMITTER ON
Pull out the stop button and the transmitter is switched on. The
operation indicator lamp (STATUS) starts blinking and the
transmitter is on.
MAIN CONTACTOR ON
Then the transmitter is on press the • . This activates the
Main Contactor in the receiver (the Main Contactor of the telpher)
and the telpher is ready for operation.
NORMAL RUN
The transmitter is designed with two pushbuttons for UP/DOWN
and two for FORWARD/BACKWARD. Each button is divided into
2 steps (a perceptible resistance), which facilitates the running at a
certain speed. The first speed is obtained when the pushbutton is
half compressed and the second speed is obtained when the
pushbutton is totally compressed.
All the motions can be run simultaneously and the motions stop
when the pushbutton is released, otherwise make an QUICK STOP.
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MICRO RUN
Push in the button for MICRO and the diode lamp for micro lights.
The micro-run movements are only at lowest speed in micro-run
mode irrespective of the compression of the pushbuttons. The
buttons are looped so that only one movement can be operated at a
time. The other functions are work as in ordinary runs.
PUSHBUTTON 1 AND 2
The diode lamps indicate which function that has been chosen.
The pushbutton function can be momentary (the function will be
active as long as the pushbutton is activated) or maintain (the
function is active when the diode lamp lights). See the installation
guide how to choose the function of the pushbuttons.
SIGNAL
A signal can be emitted at any time during the run and is obtained as
long as the push button switch is depressed.
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TRANSMITTER ON
Pull out the stop button and the transmitter is switched on. The
operation indicator lamp (STATUS) starts blinking and the
transmitter is on.
MAIN CONTACTOR ON
Then the transmitter is on press •, button 7. This activates the
Main Contactor in the receiver and it is ready for operation.
NB! The Main Contactor On will be activated without a press on
•, button 7, if such choice of program is made in the receiver.
NORMAL RUN
The transmitter is designed with pushbuttons for function 1-8.
All the motions can be run simultaneously and the motions stop
when the pushbutton is released, otherwise make an QUICK STOP.
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QUICK STOP
Depress the STOP button for QUICK STOP.
AUTOMATIC SWITCH OFF
FUNCTION
The indicator lamp for operation goes out and the Main Contactor is
de-energized. For renewed activation of the Main contactor restart is
required, press the stop button, pull it out again and press •. It is
not necessary to press button • if such choice of program is made
in the receiver.
When the battery voltage is to low, that also causes automatic
switch-off.
TRANSMITTER OFF
MAIN CONTACTOR OFF
Depress the STOP button, which switches off the transmitter. At the
same time the Main Contactor is deactivated (the Main Contactor of
the telpher cuts out). The operation indicator lamp goes out.
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RUN DOWN BATTERY
The transmitter is equipped with an indicator lamp for battery status
(STATUS). The lamp blinks slowly when the battery voltage is
normal, but starts to blink rapidly when it falls. When the indicator
lamp has started blinking rapidly the transmitter can be operated for
approx. 10 min. before the voltage is so low that the transmitter
switches off automatically.
CHARGING INSTRUCTIONS
• The transmitter should be set on charge as often as possible.
• The battery has got power for 10 hours continuous operation.
• Charging time 3 hours (quick-charge) there upon automatically
changes to maintenance charging which does not need
supervising.
• The transmitter has an indicator lamp (CHARGE) which lights
when the battery is charging. When the charging is ready, the
lamp goes out.
• A WELL MAINTAINED BATTERY IS NECESSARY FOR
FAULTLESS OPERATION.
• WATCH THE ACCUMULATED CHARGE AND
CHARGING CAREFULLY.
• THE BATTERY DID NOT BE CHARGED IF ITS
TEMPERATURE IS LOWER THAN ±0°C OR HIGHER
THAN +45°C.
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DISCHARGED BATTERY.
A Li-Ion battery is environment conformed, but as usually, all
batteries shall be handed back for recycling. When the battery will
be changed, the used Li-Ion-battery shall be returned to the
distributor, where a new battery is to be bought. Just to make sure
that a proper battery will be required. An alternative is to directly
dispose of the battery for recycling.
Old batteries shall be returned for recycling.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR CRANE OPERATORS
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These instructions have to be followed. Marked
1. Check that the radio transmitter operates on the crane,
which you are going to drive (ex. give a signal). Check the
function of the radio transmitter.
2. Check that no unauthorized person is on or at the crane
when you start to drive it. The blocking device at entry of
the crane should be closed.
3. Check the position of the symbols for driving direction
(crane-trolley travel).
4. At the beginning of each shift the crane operator is to test
brake, limit-switches and emergency stop function.
5. The crane operator is when driving the crane to walk or
stand at a suitable distance from the crane hoist in order to
have adequate overview of the operation.
6. It is prohibited to move the crane load over oneself or other
people. Signal in order to warn others.
7. Avoid driving into end stops since equipment and goods
can be damaged.
8. Check your own free passageway in order to avoid tripping
over material on the ground when you drive the crane Keep
the workplace in good order.
9. If you loose control of the crane movements, release the
pushbuttons in order to stop the crane. If still it does not
stop, actuate the QUICK STOP function.
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10. Find out where the crane's main power disconnector is in
order to be able to quickly switch off if required.
11. Never hand over the transmitter to anybody who has not got
through training in radio-control crane operation.
12. After completed operation you should always switch the
transmitter off with STOP. Note! Do never put the
transmitter aside without switching the transmitter off with
STOP.
13. The main contactor of the crane is to be switched off after
end of working hours. The transmitter is then to be kept
inaccessible to unauthorized persons.
14. In case of faults or breakdowns in the radio control
equipment the crane should permit operating from the cab
or with suspended operating gear. In such case first turn the
switch from radio operation to manual operation. Make
certain how this switchover is to be made before you start
driving any individual crane.
15. At switching from manual operation to radio operation and
at switching on the main power disconnector, make sure
where all the radio transmitters are.
16. Make sure that the receiver cannot be activated when you
service the transmitter.
ALWAYS REPORT DEFECTS AND DEFICIENCIES TO
THE WORK MANAGEMENT.
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FCC Identifier OG4BC7418
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not
cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by
the party responsible for compliance could void the user´s authority
to operate tne equipment.
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