To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if IMET M550 Remote Control receiver turns on but does not operate the application, and the red LEDs are on?
If the IMET Remote Control receiver turns on but doesn't operate the application and the red LEDs are on, check the radio remote control’s operating range. Also, ensure the device isn't in passive emergency; if it is, change the frequency.
Why IMET Remote Control transmitting unit does not turn on?
If the IMET Remote Control transmitting unit doesn't turn on, verify the battery charge, ensure the magnetic key is in place, confirm no controls are in the working position when pressing START, and check that the STOP button isn't pressed.
What to do if IMET M550 receiver turns on but does not operate the application, and the yellow LEDs are on?
If the IMET Remote Control receiver turns on but doesn't operate the application, and the yellow LEDs are on, check the fuse in series to the STOP relay and the control relay on the receiver. Also, check the wiring between the receiver and the application.
How to fix IMET Remote Control when certain commands are not executed?
If certain commands are not executed on your IMET Remote Control, check the wiring between the receiver and the application.
What to check if IMET Remote Control receiving unit does not turn on?
If the IMET Remote Control receiving unit does not turn on, check the protection fuses and the power cables.
Why does the “Charge” LED turn off after 5-20 minutes on my IMET Remote Control?
If the “Charge” LED turns off after 5-20 minutes on your IMET Remote Control, check input voltage stability.
How to troubleshoot the green “ON” LED on IMET M550 Remote Control models CB500 and CB3600?
If the green “ON” LED does not turn on for the IMET Remote Control models CB500 and CB3600, check the power cable and the battery charging fuse.
How to extend the operating range of IMET M550 Remote Control?
To improve the limited operating range of your IMET Remote Control: * Check the antenna and move it if necessary. * Check the Data Error LEDs and change the frequency if needed.
What does it mean if the LED flashes rapidly at start-up on IMET M550 Remote Control?
If the LED flashes rapidly at start-up on your IMET Remote Control, it indicates a malfunction in the STOP circuit. Please refer to Chap. 8.1 for further assistance.
What to do if the LED makes one short flash at start-up on IMET M550 Remote Control?
If the LED makes one short flash at start-up, even if you keep pressing the Start button on your IMET Remote Control, make sure the EEPROMs are correctly installed on both the receiver and the transmitter.
General introduction to IMET M550 radio remote controls, highlighting their advanced technology and versatility.
Explains how to identify receiving units using ID codes printed on the nameplate.
Details the identification codes for various types of transmitting units based on their features.
Explains warning, danger, and note symbols used in the manual for safe operation.
Emphasizes reading instructions before installation, avoiding misuse, and adhering to safety laws.
Outlines the necessity of risk analysis for radio control applications and suitability for industrial use.
Details cleaning procedures, checking for damage, and maintaining seals for reliable operation.
Recommends annual inspections of housings, connections, and electronic boards by qualified personnel.
Provides instructions on antenna placement, unit mounting, and avoiding water infiltration for optimal performance.
Covers essential connection procedures, safety precautions, and testing the STOP circuit after installation.
Explains the E-STOP and S-STOP circuits, their wiring, and safety category compliance.
Explains the core functions of receivers like T-STOP, S-STOP, E-STOP, HORN, START, and LAMP relays.
Details the slot configurations and basic functions for H receivers, including analog and data feedback cards.
Illustrates connection diagrams for L-AC, L-DC, and K versions, detailing various options and components.
Illustrates the wiring for M-AC receivers, covering basic functions and available outputs.
Emphasizes using the remote control only by competent personnel and ensuring machine visibility.
Guides users through the correct procedure for powering on the transmitter and receiver and initiating operation.
Details how to use the STOP button for immediate shutdown and turning off the remote control.
Explains the meaning of various LEDs on both transmitting and receiving units for status monitoring.
Describes multi-transmitter/receiver systems, combination definitions, and lock/unlock procedures for exclusive control.
Explains how the DSC option allows real-time adjustment of analogue output calibration for speed control.
Details the iREaDy option, which requires transmitter alignment for activation, enhancing safety.
Provides step-by-step instructions for changing the radio frequency to avoid interference.
Offers remedies for common issues like limited operating range, unit failure, and LED error indications.
Guides users on contacting authorized service centers and the information needed for support.
Lists key technical parameters like RF power, receiver sensitivity, operating frequency, and safety classes.
Details technical specifications for various transmitter (WAVE, THOR, etc.) and receiver types (H, L, K, M).
Outlines the technical details for battery chargers (CB5000, CB3600, CB6000) used with the remote controls.
Provides a comprehensive list of available spare parts, including item codes for transmitters, receivers, and chargers.
Instructs on the proper disposal of the radio remote control and its batteries, emphasizing environmental responsibility.
Declares the M550 remote control's suitability and conformity with relevant European directives and technical standards.
General| Brand | IMET |
|---|---|
| Model | M550 |
| Category | Remote Control |
| Language | English |
