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Operating Instructions

Radio Transmitter PM NTU

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BE-PM_NTU-US-L.DOC [ Word 97 ] FL

HBC-radiomatic, Inc. , Cincinnati , Ohio 45242 , USA

2000-08-16

Information and specifications subject to change without notice.

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Operating Instructions

1.

 

Before commissioning the transmitter or initial operation, insert a fully charged FuB 10 AA
battery into battery compartment (pos. 

À

) on the back of the transmitter (inscription must be

visible). The battery supplies the necessary working voltage (6 V DC).

2.

 

Turn STOP switch (pos. 

Á

) to the right to unlock.

3.

 

Switch ON transmitter and crane or machine with "ON/OFF" toggle switch (pos. 

Â

).

The 

green LED

 (pos. 

Ã

) begins to flash, i.e. the transmitter is operable.

Important information :

After switching ON the transmitter and 

before

 operating the crane or machine you must always :

– 

trigger the acoustic signal by pressing the "Horn" pushbutton (pos. 

Å

). This warns all

colleagues that the crane or machine is about to move;

– 

test the operativeness of the STOP switch.

After switching ON the transmitter the
instrument indicates a successful radio link
to the receiver when the red LED
"RF/H.F./AF/RF" darkens and the green
LED "Si 1" lights up (confer control light
panel on receiver). The radio telecontrol
system is ready for use. The operator can
now issue control commands using the
transmitter control elements.

Whenever the battery is nearly empty, the

red LED

 (pos. 

Ä

) lights up or an acoustic

signal sounds. Replace the drained battery
with a fully charged battery 

immediately

and insert into the battery charger for
recharging (confer chapter "Battery and
Battery Charger" for further details).

Note :

The transmitter will automatically switch
OFF within a few minutes if the operator
fails to replace the drained battery.

Should the operator – intentionally or unintentionally – switch off the transmitter with the STOP
switch, proceed as follows to re-start the transmitter :

1.

 

Switch transmitter OFF with the "ON / OFF" toggle switch (pos. 

Â

).

2.

 

Turn STOP switch (pos. 

Á

) to the right to unlock;

3.

 

Switch transmitter ON again with the "ON / OFF" toggle switch.

Note :

Always use the "ON / OFF" switch

 to switch the transmitter ON or OFF. Do not use the STOP

switch !

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HBC-electronic

Funktechnik GmbH

Tel.: +49(0)7951/393-0

Made in Germany

Prod.Code:  SNTU 1.0
Transmitter Ser.No.: 735-

IP55 / Nema 4                                  U: 6V DC
Frequency Band (MHz): 902  918
W5 : FB1
FCC-ID: NO9 SNTU04

Batt.

Micron: 2977102872
Eco: 2977102873

Spec.: 2977102874

O r b i t :   2 9 7 7 1 0 2 1 3 1 4
SNTU: 29771021290

CAN

M i c r o n :   N O 9 M 3 0 0 0 4
Eco: NO9E10004

Spec.: NO9S10004

Orbit: NO9O10004
Patrol: NO9P10004

SNTU: NO9SNTU04

P M N T U :   N 0 9 P M N T U 4

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Summary of Contents for PM NTU

Page 1: ...t notice 2000 08 16 Radio Control System HBC Radio Controls R Ra ad di io o T Tr ra an ns sm mi it tt te er r P PM M N NT TU U for Industrial Cranes made for HBC electronic Funktechnik GmbH Tel 49 0 7...

Page 2: ...79 51 3 93 50 E mail info radiomatic com http www hbc radiomatic com Distributed by HBC radiomatic Inc 4480 Lake Forest Drive Suite 306 Cincinnati OH 45242 USA Telephone 513 7 33 49 00 Fax 513 7 33 4...

Page 3: ...4 2 Safety Instructions 5 2 1 Pictographs 5 2 2 General Safety Instructions 6 2 3 Operator Safety Instructions 7 3 Operating Instructions 8 3 1 Battery and Battery Charger 9 3 1 1 FuB 10 AA Transmitte...

Page 4: ...radio system allocated to another crane or machine The transmitter has general telecommunications approvals It is not necessary to have or to apply for a license to operate the transmitter with the re...

Page 5: ...disconnected the device from the mains supply supply voltage operating voltage or input terminal voltage Indicates safety relevant passages You will find this pictograph as an indicator for occupation...

Page 6: ...peration With the first signs of any malfunction related to the operative safety and reliability of the PM NTU radio transmitter the operator must immediately shut down or not activate the transmitter...

Page 7: ...operator control elements These precautions are particularly important whenever changing your position or climbing over an obstacle Never leave an activated transmitter unattended The operator undert...

Page 8: ...r use The operator can now issue control commands using the transmitter control elements Whenever the battery is nearly empty the red LED pos lights up or an acoustic signal sounds Replace the drained...

Page 9: ...to mains confer nameplate on battery charger for details 2 Switch ON the battery charger 3 Insert battery with the type plate facing up into the battery compartment pos Charging indicator red LED pos...

Page 10: ...nore the following and continue with the next chapter 3 2 1 Scanner With the option scanner the transmitter and the receiver are equipped with 4 radio frequencies each refer to wiring diagrams If the...

Page 11: ...ption is available for all proportional functions joystick commands Important note Your radio control system was already adapted to your specific crane by a retailer respectively the manufacturer Shou...

Page 12: ...ve the way the function is carried out as well as the movement of the lever of the hydraulic valve fig above 5 Setting the maximum speed fig right Push the joystick toward the desired function by movi...

Page 13: ...ver the transmitter is switched ON No operating voltage is present Check the battery contacts for damage or contamination Insert a fully charged battery in battery compartment Recharge battery Low pow...

Page 14: ...event of any problems with the radio system contact your distributor or HBC radiomatic Inc 5 1 In The Event of a Fault Warning Never operate a crane or machine with a faulty or defective radio system...

Page 15: ...ddresses over 65 000 combinations Transmitter specific Technical Data Transmitting power FuS 671 3 FuS 680 3 10 mW synthesizer 5 mW synthesizer Transmitter antenna Internal Battery type FuB 10 AA yell...

Page 16: ...Tel 49 0 7951 393 0 Made in Germany Prod Code SNTU 1 0 Transmitter Ser No 735 IP55 Nema 4 U 6V DC Frequency Band MHz 902 918 W5 FB1 FCC ID NO9 SNTU04 Batt Micron 2977102872 Eco 2977102873 Spec 297710...

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