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DEMAG DRC-10 User Manual

DEMAG DRC-10
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Operating instructions
DRC-10 hand-held transmitter
720 IS 975
131107 EN
F1
F2
42658144.eps

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DEMAG DRC-10 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandDEMAG
ModelDRC-10
CategoryTransmitter
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1 Foreword

1.1 Copyright

Details copyright restrictions and protection of documentation, limiting reproduction and utilization.

1.2 Customer service

Information on obtaining technical assistance and spare parts from Demag service stations.

1.3 Liability for Defects

Explains conditions under which Demag assumes liability for product defects, excluding misuse and non-genuine parts.

1.4 Limitations of liability

Outlines limitations on Demag's liability for damages from operating errors or non-compliance with instructions.

1.5 Definitions

Defines key terms like Owner, Operator, Qualified Electrician, Trained Person, and Experienced Technician.

2 Safety instructions

2.1 Symbol description

Explains safety symbols used in the manual for hazard warnings and potential damage.

2.2 Appropriate use

Defines the intended use of the DRC-10 hand-held transmitter for crane operations.

2.3 Inappropriate use

Lists prohibited work and practices that may cause danger to life, limb, or product damage.

2.4 Basic information on safety

General safety regulations, personal protective equipment, and personnel training requirements.

2.5 Safety instructions for assembly and disassembly

Guidelines for safe installation, disassembly, and use of tools, emphasizing qualified personnel.

2.6 Safety instructions when first putting into service after completing installation

Procedures and safety checks required before initial unit operation.

2.7 Safety instructions for operation

Safe operating practices, STOP key function, warning devices, and radio system range.

3 General description

3.1 Transmitter/receiver interface

Describes the DRC radio control system components (transmitter, receiver) and their interface.

3.2 Transmission method

Explains the ISM band, frequency hopping, and transmission reliability for radio communication.

4 Selection of unit

4.1 DRC-10 scope of delivery

Lists the items included in the complete delivery package of the DRC-10 hand-held transmitter.

4.2 Available radio receivers

Details available DRC-DR and DRC-MP radio receivers and optional aerials.

4.3 Accessories for crane identification

Lists coding labels and travel direction foils for identifying cranes and their movements.

4.4 Casing seal/seal breakage

Explains factory sealing and warranty implications of breaking the transmitter casing seal.

5 Identification and display functions

5.1 Hand-held transmitter

Identifies the components of the hand-held transmitter and its LED status indicators.

5.2 LCD display

Explains the DRC-MP radio receiver display elements, icons, and their meanings.

5.3 Identification labels for the crane installation

Details coding labels and travel direction symbols for crane identification and movement indication.

6 Putting the radio control system into operation after installation

6.1 Putting into operation

Outlines preparation steps: charging batteries, fitting receivers, and applying crane identification.

6.2 Putting a radio remote control system with DRC-10 into operation

Guides on switching on the transmitter and logging it to a receiver for crane control.

6.3 Configuration of a radio remote control system for DRC-DR

Details extended functions for DRC-DR configuration and information display.

7 Operation of the radio control system

7.1 Checks before starting work

Lists pre-operation checks for the hand-held transmitter and radio system.

7.2 Crane operation/Run

Explains how to activate Run mode and use the transmitter for crane control.

7.3 Taking the unit out of service at the end of the shift (standby)

Procedures for switching the transmitter to Standby mode to save power and prevent unauthorized use.

7.4 Operating statuses of the radio control system

Describes different operating statuses like STOP, Run, and Standby modes.

8 Power supply of the hand-held transmitter

8.1 Display of available battery capacity

Explains how battery capacity is shown on the display and its implications for operating time.

8.2 Charging the batteries

Details the charging process, ambient temperature requirements, and battery icon indicators.

8.3 Replacing the batteries

Guidelines for replacing rechargeable batteries, including part numbers and types.

9 Information menu in connection with DRC-DR

9.1 Activating the Information menu

Steps to activate the information menu for DR rope hoists and CAN bus systems.

9.2 Selecting the information source

How to select the control system or travelling hoist for information display.

9.3 Activating the display travelling hoist selection

Procedure to activate travelling hoist selection display if multiple hoists are present.

9.4 Starting screen

Describes the initial display shown upon entering the information menu.

9.5 Navigating in the information menu

Instructions on using keys to navigate through the information list and exit the menu.

9.6 Data of the information menu

Lists various data codes and their meanings available in the information menu.

10 Technical data

10.1 Dimensions

Provides physical dimensions (length, width, depth) of the hand-held transmitter.

10.2 International postal registration

Lists countries where DRC-10 D2 can operate without registration or operating fees.

11 Eliminating faults

11.1 Transmitter not switching on

Troubleshooting steps for the transmitter not switching on with the STOP key due to power failure.

11.2 Transmitter failure / standby mode issues

Addresses transmitter failure or issues when in standby mode.

11.3 Transmitter no key response

Troubleshooting when the transmitter fails to respond to key presses.

11.4 Crane no response - missing ID

Addresses crane non-response due to missing crane identification.

11.5 Crane no response - receiver power

Addresses crane non-response due to receiver power supply interruption.

11.6 Warning during operation start

Troubleshooting warnings during crane operation startup.

11.7 Incorrect crane ID displayed

Addresses safety issues when crane ID on the transmitter is incorrect.

11.8 Batteries not charging

Troubleshooting issues where batteries are not charging.

11.9 Short battery operating time

Troubleshooting short battery life, possibly due to charging abortion or old batteries.

Programming parameters of the DRC-10 hand-held transmitter

1 Menu for programming the hand-held transmitter

Overview of the parameter programming menu for trained personnel.

1.1 Activating the menu

Steps to activate the parameter programming menu using specific key sequences.

1.2 Displaying the current parameters

How to view current settings and navigate through parameters in the programming menu.

1.3 Displaying the serial number, Parameter code 001

Displays the transmitter's serial number for informational purposes; cannot be changed.

1.4 Displaying software version, Parameter code 002

Shows the software version of the hand-held transmitter; for information only.

1.5 Displaying hardware version, Parameter code 003

Displays the hardware version of the hand-held transmitter; for information only.

1.6 Fixed frequency channel selection, Parameter code 004

Allows setting or viewing the fixed frequency channel to lock the radio system.

1.7 Cut-out time in STOP mode, Parameter code 005

Defines the time (seconds) for switching to power-saving mode from STOP mode.

1.8 Cut-out time in Run mode, Parameter code 006

Defines the time (seconds) for switching to STOP mode from Run mode.

1.9 Max. quick charging time, Parameter code 007

Sets the maximum duration (minutes) for quick battery charging.

1.10 Frequency hopping

Discusses frequency hopping method and its downward compatibility with older receivers.

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