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ADVANTAGE SERIES LJ45 TRANSMITTER
OWNER’S MANUAL
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INSTALLATION
Introduction
Your LJ45 transmitter is ready to be placed into service once a fully charged battery has been
installed. Refer to Chapter 9 for Battery Charging and Maintenance.
installed. Refer to Chapter 9 for Battery Charging and Maintenance.
(If your transmitter has been customized for your particular application, please refer to the
Configuration Cover Sheet and System Print package for additional details.)
Configuration Cover Sheet and System Print package for additional details.)
Typically, the only transmitter installation concern is the placement of the battery charger and
the establishment of a battery usage schedule. Additionally, the supervisor should establish
procedures for the operators and maintenance personnel to secure transmitters to prevent
unauthorized use.
the establishment of a battery usage schedule. Additionally, the supervisor should establish
procedures for the operators and maintenance personnel to secure transmitters to prevent
unauthorized use.
Battery Charger Placement
Battery chargers should be installed indoors, where access to 120VAC power is available, and
the temperature does not exceed 75
the temperature does not exceed 75
°F (24°C). If the charger is placed in an area with exposure
to higher temperatures while charging, the daily life expectancy of the battery pack will be
degraded.
degraded.
Securing the Transmitter
Most operating sites have safety regulations which require machine controls to be secured to
prevent operation by unauthorized personnel. The LJ45 transmitter uses a keylock power
switch. Only authorized personnel should be given access to the transmitter. When not in use,
remove the transmitter power key or secure the transmitter in a locked cabinet.
prevent operation by unauthorized personnel. The LJ45 transmitter uses a keylock power
switch. Only authorized personnel should be given access to the transmitter. When not in use,
remove the transmitter power key or secure the transmitter in a locked cabinet.
ADVANTAGE SERIES LJ45 TRANSMITTER
OWNER’S MANUAL
ADVTG XMTR Rev 01
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Control Chief Corporation
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TRANSMITTER OVERVIEW
Introduction
The LJ45 transmitter is specifically designed to meet the demanding CMAA Crane Service
Classification E (Severe Service). This service class essentially requires continuous operation,
and therefore subjects the transmitter to the probability of abuse due to the nature of some
environments.
Classification E (Severe Service). This service class essentially requires continuous operation,
and therefore subjects the transmitter to the probability of abuse due to the nature of some
environments.
To meet this Crane Service class the transmitter is designed with the following features.
Mechanical Features
The unit is housed in a lightweight enclosure specifically fabricated for the end user’s
application. The material used in the fabrication of the transmitter unit is ABS. This type of
material is ideal because of its light weight and durability.
application. The material used in the fabrication of the transmitter unit is ABS. This type of
material is ideal because of its light weight and durability.
Contamination entering the transmitter enclosure is minimized by the use of sealed switches or
the use of switch covers. This also provides a measure of protection from water spray.
the use of switch covers. This also provides a measure of protection from water spray.
Security Features
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Power On/Off Keylock switch: Secures the unit for operation by authorized personnel. The
key is removable in the OFF position only.
key is removable in the OFF position only.
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E-Stop Switch: Controls the Main Line Contactor.
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Switch Guard: Designed to prevent accidental activation of the motor levers due to
handling.
handling.
Motion and Auxiliary Switch Features
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Motion Levers: Dual-axis joysticks with heavy-duty “deadman” springs to return joysticks to
center (neutral) position.
center (neutral) position.
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Auxiliary Function switches: Various crane functions (e.g. rotate, grab, magnet on/off, Start,
Stop) can be accommodated with toggle or pushbutton switches.
Stop) can be accommodated with toggle or pushbutton switches.
Other Features
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Battery LED: Charge status of the state-of-the-art Lithium-Ion battery pack is displayed by
an LED on the transmitter control panel. See next page, Transmitter Operation.
an LED on the transmitter control panel. See next page, Transmitter Operation.
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Harness Clip Brackets: Provide an attachment anchor for the harness clips.