Venturo HT25KX, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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SUPERCEDES
TITLE DATE
SECTION
CINCINNATI, OHIO
MFG., INC.
20416
C200
2-11-03
7-25-03A
INSTALLATION DWG.
RADIO REMOTE CONTROL
OPERATION
To operate the crane the receiver plug must be plugged into the socket and power must be switched on. The indicator
on the receiver will light when it is powered and ready. The indicator will flash when the receiver is receiving a properly
coded signal from the transmitter. The receiver requires “line of sight” access to the transmitter for full range operation.
For cranes with in-compartment controls the compartment door must be left open during operation of the crane in order
to avoid obstructing the radio signal.
For safety reasons the receiver will only function when it recognizes coded transmissions which match that of the
intended transmitter. In the event that the receiver fails to recognize commands from the intended transmitter or when
initially using a replacement transmitter the receiver must “learn” the transmission code of the transmitter. “Learning” a
new transmission code is accomplished by depressing any button on the transmitter then depressing the “learn” button
on the receiver, next to the antenna, until the light on the receiver begins to flash. Once the receiver light begins to flash
release the learn button and then the transmitter button. The receiver will now recognize transmissions from the
“learned” transmitter.
The transmitter is powered by a single 9V alkaline battery which may be replaced by removing the 4 screws from the
transmitter housing and separating the 2 halves. Be sure to carefully align the two housing halves when reassembling
the transmitter.
• The receiver connector must be
unplugged from the socket and the
master disconnect (power) switch
must be turned off when the crane
is not in use! Leaving the receiver
connected and the power on when
not in use may result in dangerous,
unintentional activation of the crane
functions.
REMTRON RADIO REMOTE CONTROL
(20410, 20412 & 20414)