Section 7 – Programming (continued)
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7-7. Programming Access Code.
Enter the Access Code (Must be inputted and match
the respective transmitter for system to work):
The access code is a unique string of sixteen 1’s and 0’s.
The screen switches are labeled from left to right “A”,
and “B”. They are numbered from left to right 1 to 8. The
darkened rectangle to the bottom is “OFF” or “0”. The
darkened rectangle to the top is “ON” or a “1”. Tapping
the lightened rectangle will cause the switch to toggle.
See Section 7-13. Access Codes for important details on
access code programming. There should be a label either
on the receiver or the old transmitter showing the access
code, it should be numbered A1 through A8 and B1
though B8. Find this number and tap the respective
switches on the screen. If you cannot find a label with
access code information, copy directly from the access
code dip switches in your transmitter or receiver, being
careful to match the designation and switch position as
they do vary from model to model.
7-8. Programming a Receiver Type. (This must be
correctly inputted for the System to Work Properly).
The receiver is determined by the number of outputs 12,
16 and 24. The 12 output has two different styles of
output mapping one is single-speed the other is 2-speed.
Select the “Type” the matches your receiver and
application.
7-9. Programming Receiver Status Word.
The following parameters listed below are controlled by
this screen. If none of these need to be changed from the
defaults, skip this screen and go directly to Section 7-10.
Loading The Program.
Function Default
Custom crane configurations
2-Speed Standard
See Section 6 - Wiring Table 2(A)
Transmitter (Tx) button position Hoist, Trolley, Bridge
See Figure 6.2 Tx Output Controls
Receiver time-out time
15 Minutes
Latching Aux. relays
None
Special alarm settings
None
Group Code (Multiple Tx’s)
Off
Active ESTOP
Off
Tandem disable
Off
Invert crane select
Off
By tapping on the word “Status” in the lower left hand
corner the “Set Status Word” screen is displayed. See
Figure 7-7. Status Button.
With the “Status” button selected the “Set Status Word”
screen is displayed. See Figure 7-8. Set Status Word
Screen on the next page and the details instructions for
each function on the following pages. (See Section 7-11.
Status Word Programming). When done setting the Status
Word parameters tap the “Save” button to return to
“Receiver Programmer” screen and go to step 7-10.
Loading the Program. (See below).
7-10.
Loading the Program.
When done entering all the parameters on the PDA, save
the program on the PDA. Cycle the power to the
inteleSmart
receiver (switch SW1). Within the first 10
seconds of the receiver turning ON, the LEDs DS13,
green, will turn ON and DS15, red, will flash. Point the
PDA at the receiver’s IR port (see Figure 8-1. Receiver
Layout for locations) and tap “Send Setting” under the
Comm menu on the PDA. The Frequency, Access Code
and type will be downloaded. DS14 will turn ON
indicating the program was successfully downloaded. If
DS13 turns OFF before downloading, recycle the power
switch SW1.
Figure 7-7. Status Button.
Frequency AK01
Type
12 output 2
speed
Receiver Programmer
A1
Receiver access
1
0
B1
1
0
Stat
1
8
Figure 7-5. Access Code Input.
Frequency AK01
Type
12 output 2 speed
Receiver Programmer
A1
Receiver access code
1
0
B1
1
0
Status
1 8
Figure 7-6. Receiver Type Selection.
Frequency AK01
Type
12 output 2
speed
Receiver Programmer
A1
Receiver access code
1
0
B1
1
0
Status
1 8
