COOPER INDUSTRIES INC FH1648T Manual Do Utilizador
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Check the Power, ID and Link lights on the lid of receiver. With the transmitter switched OFF only the red
Power light should be on. When the transmitter is switched ON, the ID and Link lights should also come
on. If this is so, proceed to step two. If the lights do not operate, open the lid of the receiver box. Inside
you will find a radio receiver module on the lid and a circuit board inside. Located on the circuit board are
two green lights labeled as DRIVE PWR and MICRO PWR (Do not be concerned with the flashing lights
on the configuration panel). When power is applied to the receiver, and the transmitter switched ON, both
these lights should be on. If so proceed to step two. If not, check the condition of 10 amp. fuses F2 and F3
on the circuit board. Disconnect power to the receiver before removing fuses! A fuse that keeps blowing
indicates a short circuit, check the wiring carefully. If the fuses are OK a circuit fault on the circuit board is
indicated.
Power light should be on. When the transmitter is switched ON, the ID and Link lights should also come
on. If this is so, proceed to step two. If the lights do not operate, open the lid of the receiver box. Inside
you will find a radio receiver module on the lid and a circuit board inside. Located on the circuit board are
two green lights labeled as DRIVE PWR and MICRO PWR (Do not be concerned with the flashing lights
on the configuration panel). When power is applied to the receiver, and the transmitter switched ON, both
these lights should be on. If so proceed to step two. If not, check the condition of 10 amp. fuses F2 and F3
on the circuit board. Disconnect power to the receiver before removing fuses! A fuse that keeps blowing
indicates a short circuit, check the wiring carefully. If the fuses are OK a circuit fault on the circuit board is
indicated.
STEP TWO:
Observe the red and green lights on the red receiver module located on the inside of the lid. With the
transmitter switched OFF, only the red light should be on. If it is not a receiver fault is indicated. If the red
light is on, switch on the transmitter. The green light should now also be on. If it is proceed to step three. If
not, a fault could exist in either the transmitter or receiver.
transmitter switched OFF, only the red light should be on. If it is not a receiver fault is indicated. If the red
light is on, switch on the transmitter. The green light should now also be on. If it is proceed to step three. If
not, a fault could exist in either the transmitter or receiver.
STEP THREE:
Observe the green lights located in a long row along one side of the circuit board while operating the
various transmitter controls. Each machine function will have an associated light as indicated in the
following chart. When operating proportional functions, the lights will change in intensity. Digital functions
will just switch on or off.
various transmitter controls. Each machine function will have an associated light as indicated in the
following chart. When operating proportional functions, the lights will change in intensity. Digital functions
will just switch on or off.
MACHINE FUNCTIONS VS RECEIVER INDICATOR LIGHTS:
FUNCTION
INDICATOR LIGHT
Function Speed
1+
Wheels FWD.
2+
Wheels REV
2-
Reels PAY IN
3+
Reels PAY OUT
3-
Carriage LOAD
4+
Carriage UNLOAD
4-
Steer LEFT
5+
Steer RIGHT
5-
ST/SIDE IN
D1
ST/SIDE OUT
D2
CB/SIDE IN
D3
CB/SIDE OUT
D4
HI/LO ON
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WARRANTY
OMNEX CONTROL SYSTEMS INC. Warrants to the original purchaser that the OMNEX
radio remote control system is free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use
and service for a period of ONE YEAR parts (EXCLUDING: SWITCHES, CRYSTALS, OR
radio remote control system is free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use
and service for a period of ONE YEAR parts (EXCLUDING: SWITCHES, CRYSTALS, OR