Connecting The Controllers/Hand Switches; Operating The External Controller; Starting Up The Cylinder With Internal Control - Phoenix Mecano RK Rose+Krieger LZ60 S/P Notice D'assemblage

7. Working life

7.7 Connecting the controllers/hand switches

You can connect the following external controllers to the electric cylinder:
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RK transformer control (Electric cylinder with electric connector "a")
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RKMultiControl mono (Electric cylinder with electric connector "a")
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RKMultiControl duo (Electric cylinder with electric connector "c")
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RKMultiControl quadro (Electric cylinder with electric connector "c")
The electric cylinder is connected to the external control. The control is not located in the electric
cylinder, but in an external control.

7.8 Operating the external controller

Either an RK transformer control, RKMultiControl mono, or a RKMultiControl duo/quadro
control can be connected to the electric cylinder. The hand switch is not connected to the electric
cylinder; it is connected to the control.
Please refer to the respective assembly instructions for the RK transformer control,
RKMultiControl mono or RKMultiControl duo/quadro for information on how to operate the
control and the hand switch.
Use only the controllers listed in this operating instruction.
Otherwise, the electric cylinder or controls may be damaged.

7.9 Starting up the cylinder with internal control

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Test the secure fixing of the cylinder.
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Plug the power supply cable into mains connection 1.
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Plug the hand switch into connection 2.
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Insert the plug on the end of the power supply cable
into a mains socket.
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Test the functionality of the electric cylinder's
upward and downward movement by carefully
pressing the corresponding button on the hand
switch.
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Note when raising and lowering the electric cylinder
that this operates the limit switches and, at the same
time, switches the lifting movement off in the top
and bottom end positions.
Ensure that nobody is in the vicinity of the drive when the electric cylinder is moving.
Therefore, only use the hand switch if you can see the electric cylinder – Risk of
accident!
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