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CONTROLS AND OPERATING PROCEDURES OPERATOR MANUAL NBT60XL
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Published 11-01-2020 Control # 710-00
The LCD Screen (27, Figure 3-23 and Figure 3-24) on the
display is used to communicate signal strength, battery level,
wireless channel, remote status, and the configuration of the
machine based upon which buttons are depressed. RCL
information is also displayed to the operator and can be
toggled by pressing the Toggle Crane RCL Screen button
(3). The following RCL information is available to the
operator on the LCD screen:
• Screen #1: Actual Load, Maximum Load, Capacity
Percentage
• Screen #2: Radius
• Screen #3: Boom Length
• Screen #4: Boom Angle
• Screen #5: Tip Height
• Screen #6: Reeving Configuration
The Crane Remote can be used only when the crane cab
ignition key is in the ON position, the Crane Power switch is
OFF, and the Remote Power switch is ON.
When the Crane Remote Control is active, the standard
remote control will not function. Likewise, when the standard
remote is active, the Crane Remote control will not function.
To use this remote, the red STOP button (10, Figure 3-23)
must be activated to turn ON the transmitter. To control the
crane, the ON/Horn button (2) must be pressed to activate
the remote. The crane horn will sound as confirmation that
the remote is now active. The crane can now be started by
pressing and holding the Engine Start button (13). The
remote can now be used to control the crane. To activate a
function move the joystick (26) that corresponds to the
desired movement.
When finished with the remote, press the red STOP button
(10). This will shut off the machine. If the remote is left turned
ON for more than 60 minutes, the remote will shut itself off.
If any interference is present in the area and the remote does
not function properly, the radio's channel can be changed.
This is done by pressing and holding the ON/Horn button (2)
while momentarily pressing the Frequency Change button
(4).
Once finished using the Crane Remote, the Remote Power
switch should be turned OFF and the crane cab ignition key
should be turned to the OFF position. The remote controller
can be stored in the crane cab or the truck cab.
Use of rechargeable batteries or standard AA batteries is
acceptable; however, the batteries can not be charged in the
remote itself.
Activating the Crane Remote Control
1. To use this remote, the red STOP button (10,
Figure 3-23) must be activated to turn on the transmitter.
2. Press the ON/Horn button (2) to activate the remote.
The crane horn will sound as confirmation that the
remote is now active.
3. Press and hold the Engine Start button (13) to start the
crane. The remote can now be used to control the crane.
4. Move the joystick (26) that corresponds to the desired
movement to activate desired function.
5. Press the red STOP button (10) when finished with the
remote. This will shut off the crane.
NOTE: Anytime the remote loses connection (remote
s w i t c h i s t u r n e d o ff , E - s t o p a c t i v a t e d ,
communication loss) the remote control will need to
be re-initialized in order to continue using the
remote. To turn the crane controls back on with the
remote after pressing the red stop button, the
remote control will need to be reactivated by
performing step 2 to step 5.
6. Turn off the crane power switch in the crane cab to de-
activate the remote control. If the remote is left turned
ON for more than 60 minutes, the remote will time out
and shut itself off.
If any interference is present in the area and the remote does
not function properly, the radio's channel can be changed.
This is done by pressing and holding the ON/Horn button (2)
while momentarily pressing the Frequency Change button
(4).
When finished using the Crane Remote, the remote power
switch should be turned OFF and the crane cab ignition key
should be turned to the OFF position. The remote controller
can be stored in the crane cab or the truck cab.
Battery
Level
Signal
Strength
Wireless
Channel
FIGURE 3-24
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