DEMAG DRC-DR D2, Operating Instructions Manual

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6 Function check after installation
A general function check of the radio receiver is possible by means of the light
diodes on the radio receiver card.
• The yellow LED flashes, when the receiver is supplied with current and no
DRC-10 hand-held transmitter or DRC-J joystick control system has been
assigned yet. In addition, a red LED flashes, when radio telegrams of DRC-10
or DRC-J radio transmitters that have not been assigned are received.
• The green LED flashes, when the receiver is supplied with current and radio
telegrams of an assigned DRC-10 or DRC-J radio transmitter are received.
When the DRC-10 or DRC-J radio transmitter is in Stop mode, the flashing
sequence is approx. 5/sec.
When the DRC-10 or DRC-J radio transmitter is in Run mode, the flashing
sequence changes to rapid 10/sec.Further function checks are only possible
by operation of a corresponding radio transmitter (DRC -10 or DRC J). For this
purpose, please use the relevant operating instructions of the respective DRC-10
or DRC-J radio transmitter and of the crane installation (see accompanying
documents, page 2).
You will also find relevant instructions for eliminating possible faults of a radio con-
trol system in the operating instructions of the DRC-10 or DRC-J radio transmitter
and the crane installation.
When delivered, the DRC-DR radio receiver has crane identification “NOID”.
All crane movements are blocked. This block is removed when the unit is put into
operation by a valid crane identification (other than NOID) being assigned to the
receiver.
The radio receiver can be put into operation by means of the relevant radio trans-
mitter (DCR-10 or DRC-J). The procedure for putting the radio remote control
system into operation is described in detail in the operating instructions of the
transmitter.
Operating instructions required in addition:
Radio transmitter Part no.
DRC-10 hand-held transmitter 214 920 44
DRC-J transmitter operating instructions 214 975 44.
6.1 Putting the receiver
into operation for the
first time