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11.2 The Position of the controls and Connection diagram
The documentation supplied with the Radio Remote Control
consists of:
• "Arrangement of Controls" that contains the configuration of
the Transmitting Unit and the names of the commands sent to the
Receiving Unit;
• "Connection diagram" that indicates the correspondence of the
commands sent by the Transmitting Unit and those available in the
Receiving Unit.
The Connection diagram should be checked, filled out and signed by
the Installer who is responsible for carrying out the wiring correctly.
The Position of the controls and the Connection diagram should
always remain attached to this Manual: if you have to use one or
more of these documents for administrative purposes (controls,
tests, etc.) a copy should be made.
The wiring of the outputs of the Receiving Unit should always
correspond to what is indicated in the Position of the controls
and the Connection diagram.
11.3 Receiving unit data plate
There is just one Data plate on the Receiving Unit AR E29-MINI. Its
position and the information contained in it can be found in the
table below:
Table
Position
Cover of the
Unit plate
Receiving Unit
11.4 Indicator lights
The Receiving Unit boards contains:
• the POWER LED
• STATUS LED
• a LED for each relay.
The meaning of the LED coming on is described in the tables below.
11.4.1 POWeR LeD
SIGNAL
The POWER LED is off.
The POWER LED is on.
11.4.2 STATUS LeD
SIGNAL
The STATUS LED flashes once
every 5 seconds.
The STATUS LED flashes quickly.
11.4.3 Relay STATUS LeD
SIGNAL
The relay STATUS LED is off.
The relay STATUS LED is on.
12 General operating instructions
The Receiving unit AR E29-MINIconsists of three main parts:
• MOTHER BOARD
• RADIO RECEIVING MODULE
• BOARD WITH THE IDENTIFICATION CODE
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Information
Serial number, year of
manufacture and the
main technical data of
the unit, the mark and
any radio remote
control marks.
MEANING
The Receiving unit is off.
The Receiving unit is powered.
MEANING
The Receiving unit is in stand-by.
No radio link is active.
The radio link is present.
MEANING
The relay command is disabled.
The relay command is active.
12.1 Mother Board
Contains the STOP, SAFETY and command relays, the terminals for
the electrical connection, the power supply stage and the support
with the electrical connection of the radio receiving module.
12.2 Radio receiving module
Contains all the electronics for the reception, the decoding of the
commands transmitted from the transmitter and the identification
of the system. The card with the identification code is installed on
the radio receiver module.
12.3 Board with identification code
Contains the unique identification code of the system. This code
allows the system to recognise the signals transmitted from the
Transmitting Unit to which it is paired. The operating data of the
system is also stored on this card.
12.4 DIP switch
DIP switch 1 should always be set to OFF.
DIP switch 2 should always be set to OFF.
The positions of DIP switch 1 and DIP switch 2 should not be
modified for any reason during normal use.
The positions of the DIP switches can be modified in certain
situations only be suitably trained and qualified technicians.
12.5 Command outputs
For the correspondence between the output activated on the
Receiving Unit by a command given by the Transmitting Unit refer to
the Position of Controls and the Connection Diagram.
13 Installation
The chapter "Warnings for the Installer" in this manual contains
information and warnings for the installation that complete this
chapter. It is therefore necessary to read, understand and be
familiar with what is described in both chapters of this manual.
The installation must be carried out by qualified and authorised
personnel in compliance with all applicable Laws, Regulations
and Standards, also local.
The Installer must:
• respect the instructions and warnings of the Manufacturer of
the Machine;
• comply with the provisions of the reference standards for the
field of application of the Machine;
• comply with the contents of this manual;
• use the Machine on which the Radio Remote Control is installed
only in safe conditions;
• use the Radio Remote Control to control the Machine only if the
working area of the Machine is clearly visible;
• immediately switch off the Machine and disconnect the power
supply to the Radio Remote Control and to the Machine if there
are faults or problems with the Radio Remote Control or the
Machine;
• immediately inform one's superiors and/or managers if there are
faults, breakages or any other type of problem;
• keep the Transmitting Unit in such a way that unauthorised and/
or unqualified personnel cannot use it.
13.1 Wiring indications
In the wiring phase it is necessary to:
• pay attention to the current in the STOP and SAFETY relays so
that it never exceeds the permitted value (see paragraph 11.1 ).
• join the wires together by means of binding, making sure that the
wires are far away from the electronic module and are sufficiently
fastened so they remain stationary even if released from the
connector, and avoid potential hazards related to electrical
safety.
The SAFETY relay contact should be connected in series to the
common wire of the movement commands when it is necessary
to protect against unwanted movements from the rest
position.
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