Intercontinental Technologies Ltd F22-6D Manual Do Utilizador

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No special installation is required for F22 Series Industrial Radio Remote Controller transmitters.  
However, before the unit can be operated, check the battery power (see Section 4.1.3).  If fresh 
batteries are required, install them as described below: 
 
8.1.1  Battery Installation (Handheld Models Only) 
1.  Unscrew the cover of the battery compartment. 
2.  If present, remove and discard the old batteries. 
3.  Install 4 new AA alkaline batteries into the battery compartment, noting the polarity markings. 
4.  Replace the cover of the battery compartment. 
5.  Confirm proper installation:  If the batteries were installed correctly, the transmitter will beep 

twice.  If the transmitter does not beep twice, check battery polarity. 

 
8.1.2  Battery Installation (Joystick Models Only) 
1.  Unscrew and open the hinged battery cover. 
2.  If present, remove the battery caddy and discard the old batteries. 
3.  Install 4 new AA alkaline batteries into the battery caddy noting the polarity markings. 
4.  Replace the battery caddy and close the hinged battery cover. 
5.  Confirm proper installation:  If the batteries were installed correctly, the transmitter will beep 

twice.  If the transmitter does not beep twice, check battery polarity. 

 

 

1.  Observe all safety precautions and use fall protection devices when climbing the 

crane. 

2.  Turn off the main power source to the crane before installation to prevent 

electrical shock. 

3.  Securely fasten the receiver to the crane and ensure that it is located such that it 

does not touch any part of the building during operation. 

4.  Inspect the crane’s limit switches and other applicable safety devices before 

installation to ensure that they are in proper working condition. 

5.  Understand the crane power and control circuits and the function settings of the 

remote controller before installation. 

6.  Locate the receiver away from motors, frequency converters, and power cables 

to avoid radio interference. 

7.  Use an extended antenna if the receiver is installed in a metal enclosure.  

 
8.2.1  Preparing for Receiver Installation 
1.  Select a proper location. 

•  Select a stable place.