Tedd Engineering FEEDHS914, TRACKHS914 User Manual

1 Radio Handsets:

This machine comes with an optional two radio controlled handsets. The larger handset is
shown below.

Handset overview:
Keyswitch – On / Off switch. When not in use keep the keyswitch turned off to prolong

battery life.
Radio Stop Request – Transmits an engine stop request to the panel. If within range the

machine will stop the engine immediately. Please note this is NOT an emergency stop and
should not be relied upon as such.

Track Forward / Reverse - Used to track the machine once track mode has been selected
on the panel.

Transmitting LED – Will flash continuously when a button is pressed or intermittently if no
buttons are being pressed.

Coding LED – Used when coding a spare handset to the machine, see next section.
Charge Socket – This handset is fitted with a Li-ion rechargeable battery. To charge the

unit, connect the handset to the charging socket fitted to the machine using the adaptor plug
provided. Alternatively the unit can be charged using a 12Vdc charger.

1.1 Radio Handsets Cont.

The smaller handset is used to control the feeder and is shown below:

Handset overview:
Feeder Start – Use this button to start the feeder (all other conditions must be met such as

jaw already running etc)
Feeder Stop – Use this button to stop the feeder. Feeder will not restart until Feeder Start

button pressed.
Feeder Slow Down – Use this button to slow the feeder when in manual speed control

mode on the feeder.
Feeder Slow Down – Use this button to slow the feeder when in manual speed control

mode on the feeder.
Sound Siren – Use this button to sound the siren on the machine, siren will sound whilst

button is held down.
Radio Stop Request – Transmits an engine stop request to the panel. If within range the

machine will stop the engine immediately. Please note this is NOT an emergency stop and
should not be relied upon as such.

1.2 Radio Coding:

Each radio receiver has its own 11 digit long identifier code.
This code is displayed as a string of 1’s and 0’s on the radio receivers’ sticker.