On/Stop button
─ Are any parts on the transmitter broken or out-of-order?
─ Are the push-button caps cracked or heavily soiled?
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On/Stop button |
If necessary: Switch on the entire crane using
the mains switch.
● The crane and the receiver are switched on.
● The receiver is waiting for the corresponding transmitter.
Fully press down the On/Stop button and hold it.
● The transmitter switches on and the display lights up.
● The display shows “Stop check”.
Release the On/Stop button.
When the transmitter is within range of the
receiver, the receiver connects with the transmitter.
If the transmitter or a certain function is protected by a PIN:
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“Enter PIN” window |
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PIN |
● The “Enter PIN” window is shown in the display.
Enter the previously defined PIN for the desired protected function.
See Entering
the code or PIN.
Press ENTER.
● The transmitter is switched on and the protected function matching the entered PIN is enabled.
There are up to four different PIN levels, each with their respective PIN:
─ Level 0: Transmitter PIN code (transmitter can only be switched on with correct PIN).
─ Level 1: Protected function “Override travel limit switch” (The function “Override travel limit switch” can only be selected if the correct PIN has been entered).
─ Level 2: Protected load limiting system (The load limiting system is switched off when the correct PIN is entered).
─ Level 3: Combination of PIN level 1 and PIN level 2.
Overview of functions and instructions for setting PIN and protected functions: See Setting PIN for transmitter PIN code and special functions.
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Release signal |
● The transmitter automatically logs back in to same the receiver it was logged in to when it was switched off.
● The display shows “Release”.
Press the HORN button and let it go.
● The sound of the horn can be heard at the transmitter and at the crane.
● The crane is ready for use.
Once the transmitter is released:
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Red signal lamp |
● The red signal lamp lights up.
Persons nearby thus know that a transmitter is logged in to the crane and the crane can move at any time.
In some situations, the transmitter does not automatically log back in to the receiver:
─ The transmitter was not logged in at the time of being switched off.
─ The crane is not within range of the transmitter.
─ The crane was switched off in the meantime.
─ The crane has since been restarted.
─ Another transmitter is logged in to the crane.
─ The transmitter was manually logged out beforehand.
─ An automatic login was previously cancelled.
If the transmitter does not log back in automatically:
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Direct access button “Log in” |
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Either:
Press the direct access button “Log in” (closed padlock).
Or:
Open the main menu with the MENU button,
open the menu “Crane operation”,
open the menu item “Log in”.
● If the transmitter or a function is protected by a PIN: The window “Enter PIN” appears on the display.
Enter PIN. See Entering the code or
PIN.
● The transmitter logs in to the receiver.
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Release signal |
● The display shows “Release”.
Press the HORN button and let it go.
● The sound of the horn can be heard at the transmitter and at the crane.
● The crane is ready for use.
Test the following before beginning work:
Fully press down the LIFT button.
● The load hook moves up.
● The display shows “Stop”.
● The load hook halts.
Press ENTER to acknowledge the message.
● The transmitter logs in to the receiver.
● If the transmitter is protected by a PIN: The window “Enter PIN” appears on the display.
Enter the set PIN for the desired function. See Entering the code or
PIN.
Press ENTER.
● The display shows “Release”.
Press the HORN button and let it go.
● The sound of the horn can be heard at the transmitter and at the crane.
● The crane is ready for use.
