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LP8500 ILP8500EN1
OPERATION – RADIO REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
Receiver
The receiver is fitted in the machine under the rear
service cover. It is equipped with an antenna, display
and integrated battery charger for the transmitter
batteries.
The charging time for the transmitter battery in the
receiver is 1 hour.
The display shows:
Battery voltage, machine: U_XX. X
Temp. in hydraulic reservoir (°C): -XX_°C
Temp. in hydraulic reservoir (°F): XXX_°F
Aggregate operating time, diesel engine: XXXXYh
(Y is used if the number of operating hours exceeds
9999, otherwise Y is blank).
Error messages: Err_XX
Charging status on
the transmitter battery Ch_XX
Idling Ch_01
During the ignition of charging process or when there is
no battery to be charged.
Pre-charging Ch_02
If the battery voltage is below 5.6 V, the battery is pre-
charged 1 second every 30 seconds untill it reaches
5.6 V.
Fast charging Ch_03
The battery is fast charged when the battery voltage is
between 5.6 - 9.6 V. The charging process is
terminated when the cell voltage drops (∆V=-20mV), if
the cell temperature is not in the range -10 to +60 °C
(14 to 140 °F) or if the battery voltage does not
increase within 2 hours.
Trickle charging Ch_04
A fully charged battery is charged every 30 seconds to
maintain the voltage.
Battery charger (optional)
A steady green light indicates that the charger is ready
for charging. Place the battery in the charger. If the
battery is completely discharged, the yellow LED
flashes slowly during the pre-charge. A steady yellow
light indicates that the battery is being charged. The
battery is fully charged when the yellow LED flashes
quickly. Charging time is 3 to 5 hours. The battery will
not be damaged if left in the charger when fully
charged.
Use the charger only in a dry room with
min. and max. temperature 0–40°C. A
charged battery is concentrated energy.
Never keep a battery where it can be short-
circuited.
Battery charger
Receiver
L000325A
L000326B
WARNING
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