What to do if some commands are not carried out by HBC-Radiomatic Remote Control?
If some commands are not being carried out by your HBC-Radiomatic Remote Control, it could be due to a defective receiver or an interruption in the connecting cable to the crane or machine. Check that all connecting cables and cable junctions are tight to ensure proper communication.
What to do if HBC-Radiomatic FSE 511 Remote Control transmitter does not react when switched on?
If your HBC-Radiomatic Remote Control transmitter doesn't react when switched on, it may be due to a lack of power. First, check the battery contacts for any signs of damage or contamination. Next, ensure a fully charged battery is properly inserted into the battery compartment. If the issue persists, try recharging the battery.
Defines the product's purpose and operational context for safe usage, including adherence to safety information.
Outlines crucial safety precautions for installing and operating the radio system, including electrical connections and operator conduct.
Details FCC Part 15 statements regarding modifications, device compliance, interference mitigation, and RF exposure limits.
Covers Industry Canada compliance, license exemption, and user responsibilities for certified equipment and electrical connections.
Specifies mounting orientation, clearance requirements from metal parts, and protection against UV radiation for the receiver.
Details the process of mounting the receiver using the provided snap-in wall bracket and appropriate screws.
Explains how to install the receiver using integrated mounting loops and shock mounts for vibration dampening.
Describes how to connect the radio receiver to the machine, emphasizing qualified personnel and voltage compliance.
Explains the meaning of different LED lights on the control display for simplex and duplex operations.
Provides detailed dimensional drawings for the HR165 receiver housing and associated snap-in wall brackets.
Presents dimensional details for the HR165 receiver housing when used with shock mounts.
Outlines basic maintenance like cleaning and precautions during welding operations involving the radio control system.
Provides warnings against operating faulty systems, prohibits self-repair, and details procedures for returning defective equipment.
General| Brand | HBC-Radiomatic |
|---|---|
| Model | FSE 511 |
| Category | Remote Control |
| Language | English |
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