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Items 

Description 

Charging 

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The cradle will start charging the TD110 RCU  when the vehicle battery voltage is above 

12.25V with the RCU inserted. 

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During charging, if the vehicle battery voltage drops below 12.0V, the charging will be 

suspended. 

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If the charging is suspended, it will not resume charging until the battery is above 12.7V 

(Allowing time for the vehicle’s battery to recharge and prevent draining the vehicle bat-

tery) 

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At any time when the battery voltage is above 12.25V, the RCU is removed and reinsert-

ed, the charging will start again. 

LED Indicator 

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OFF: Not charging, fully charged RCU or vehicle voltage too low 

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ON: Charging RCU 

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FLASHING: Error charging RCU.  Possible causes: 

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The cradle or the battery pack is too hot (over 45ºC)..  

 

Connector 

 

Pin Name 

 

Description 

Power   

Vehicle power supply – (9-32VDC) 

Ground  

Vehicle power ground 

CAN-H   

CAN bus High 

CAN-L   

CAN bus Low 

RLY-NO 

RCU Present Relay – normally open. 0.5A max 

RLY-NC 

RCU Present Relay – normally closed. 0.5A max 

RLY-COM 

RCU Present Relay – common 

8    PARK IN 

“Vehicle in Park” input when > 6V 

 

RCU Present Outputs: 

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Connections 5-8 can be used to wire to an indicator to alert the vehicle operator if the 

RCU is not placed in the cradle. 

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The PARK-IN input is used to indicate when the vehicle is stationary (typically neutral or 

park indicator).  

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The “RCU Present” relay will be energized (RLY-NO connected to RLY-COM), after a 5 

second delay, if the vehicle is NOT in park and the RCU is missing. 

 

Note: Connector is only available on ‘Generic’ charge cradle. This connector is not available 

in ‘Charge only’ charge cradle. 

 

CAN operation 

The cradle will transmit a status message every 250mSec.  The status message has a PGN 

of 61439. The status message contains the following information: 

Position Description 

1.1 

 

1 = RCU present 

1.2 

 

1 = charging RCU 

 

The default CAN ID of the cradle is 144 (90H).  This can be changed by sending the following 

CAN message with PGN 61328.  

Position Description 

 

Change CAN ID command 70, 46H 

 

Current CAN ID (typically 144 (90H). 

3   

 

New CAN ID. 

CAN priority must be 3 for all packets. 

CAN data rate is 250 kbps. 

CAN Termination 

CN5 Jumper settings: 

Operations - Charge Cradle 

Light Legend  

Solid 

Slow  

Flash 

Fast  

Flash 

Red  

Solid 

Green  

Solid 

Red & Green 

Alternating 

Yellow 

Solid 

Summary of Contents for TD110 RCU

Page 1: ...06 DMAN 4077 01 R01 TD110 RCU Installation Configuration Manual EATON DBA Cooper Industries Electrical Inc 74 1833 Coast Meridian Road Port Coquitlam BC Canada V3C 6G5 Tel 604 944 9247 Fax 604 944 926...

Page 2: ...l rights title and interest in and to without limitation all intellectual and proprietary rights of any and all featured products or parts including but not limited to any models data or formulas exhi...

Page 3: ...nization and layout are copyright protected under United States and international copyright laws Any Eaton Content protected by intellectual property laws may not be copied republished posted modified...

Page 4: ...e Mode Modify RCU timeout 13 Service Mode Run Diagnostics 16 Operations TD110 RCU 17 Operations Charge Cradle 18 Troubleshooting Guide 20 Notes 23 Parts Accessories 24 Specifications 24 Warranty Infor...

Page 5: ...t concrete etc from the unit to prevent clogging of buttons etc by using a damp cloth Maintenance Welding DISCONNECT THE BASE STATION FROM THE MACHINE BEFORE WELDING Failure to disconnect will result...

Page 6: ...prohibited Lithium Ion batteries are subject to disposal and recycling regulations that vary by country and region Always check and follow your applicable regulations before disposing of any battery C...

Page 7: ...ase station within a metal box with a securable door or hatch Secure the box using a key preferably of a type that is not widely circulated nor easily duplicated Run all cabling through industry stand...

Page 8: ...hniques enables our industrially hardened FHSS signals to overcome interference that commonly affects licensed radios The 12 button TD110 provides the user flexibility to control the functions they ne...

Page 9: ...tation the COMM LED will blink YELLOW 2 Turn off the RCU Press the Power OFF button Power the RCU NOTE The batteries can only be charged if the TD110 is between 0 C and 45 C The unit will operate belo...

Page 10: ...on on the RCU including the Power button will restart the timeout monitoring Follow these steps to ensure that there is a radio link between the RCU and Base Station Refer to the Light Leg end below f...

Page 11: ...rned ON then immediately proceed to next step C Release Power OFF RED D Release Power ON GREEN The COMM LED will blink YELLOW when unit enters service mode If no buttons are pressed within 5 minutes a...

Page 12: ...Prepare the TD110 Make sure TD110 is in service mode Do not yet press the Power ON GREEN button NOTE It is necessary to associate the RCU to base station when replacing either the RCU or base station...

Page 13: ...ds the base station will time out The Status light stays solid green and E Stop light will slowly flash red after Setup Mode has timed out To return to Setup Mode repeat step 2 2 Light Legend Solid Sl...

Page 14: ...iring will start and the COMM LED on TD110 will turn on YELLOW B NOTE If the pairing fails the TD110 STATUS LED will turn ON RED Correct any errors cycle power to both the RCU and base station then re...

Page 15: ...sent 10 s and third button represent 1 s figure of RCU timeout When each button is pressed corresponding button LED will turn on GREEN momentarily LEDs will display the new value once the button seque...

Page 16: ...r 1 On the TD110 press top right Button to enter Diagnostic mode 2 STATUS LED will blink RED and GREEN All LEDs will turn on RED 3 Press each button to test On each button press the associated but ton...

Page 17: ...from 1 9 as shown on the picture left First RED flash represents the most significant digit of the software build version The second RED flash represents the second digit from the left and so on For...

Page 18: ...nal error is preventing the RCU from operating When available a specific error mes sage is displayed on the screen Out of range vibrate notification When the RCU moves out of radio range of the base s...

Page 19: ...7 RLY COM RCU Present Relay common 8 PARK IN Vehicle in Park input when 6V RCU Present Outputs Connections 5 8 can be used to wire to an indicator to alert the vehicle operator if the RCU is not place...

Page 20: ...base station 2 Ensure RCU batteries are good charged 3 Turn on the RCU Go to Service Mode Run Diagnostics to test the buttons RCU indicators ON NO YES Complete in order the following steps 1 Recharge...

Page 21: ...e the unit functions correctly If not proceed to Chart 1 The RCU code may need to be paired to the base station again Troubleshooting Guide continued Chart 2 RCU Active light is flashing Base station...

Page 22: ...e there are 2 symptoms to look for 1 The Link light on the base station will not turn GREEN when the power switch is toggled on the RCU to download 2 The base station will time out indicating that it...

Page 23: ...23 www eaton com wireless call toll free 1 800 663 8806 DMAN 4077 01 R01 Notes...

Page 24: ...shall have no responsibility to repair or replace the product under warranty In no event shall EATON be responsible for incidental or consequential damage caused by defects in its products whether suc...

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