To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Lofrans Iris Cash Counter displays V= 7.9 Vdc?
If your Lofrans Cash Counter displays a voltage of 7.9 Vdc, it indicates that the instrument's power supply voltage is lower than 10Vdc. You should verify the battery charge and check the operation of the electrical system to resolve this issue.
What to do if Lofrans Iris Cash Counter displays V=11.6 Vdc?
If your Lofrans Cash Counter displays a voltage of 11.6 Vdc, it means the instrument isn’t receiving any signal from the magnetic sensor for more than 5 seconds, even when the UP or DOWN keys are pressed. To fix this: * Check the sensor's electrical connections. * Confirm the sensor is operating correctly; replace it if necessary. * Verify the position and distance (3 mm) of the sensor and magnet on the gipsy. * Inspect the operation of the electrical installation or anchor windlass.
Provides safety and correct use information for the product, emphasizing adherence to warnings to prevent accidents.
Details Lofrans' worldwide network of authorized distributors and assistance centers for product support.
Instructs users to verify packaging integrity upon receipt and store the product in a dry, protected place if needed.
Lists all items included in the package and recommends using original Lofrans spare parts for warranty and performance.
Details the process of drilling and securing the magnet onto the anchor windlass gipsy, ensuring clearance.
Provides instructions for fitting the magnetic sensor for both vertical and horizontal shaft anchor windlasses.
Guides the user through mounting the chain counter on the dashboard and making necessary connections.
Explains electrical connections, safety fuse requirements, and recommended placement to avoid interference.
Presents key technical specifications including power supply, current, protection rating, temperature, and dimensions.
Describes how to power on the unit, use the keys (ON, UP, DOWN) for anchor control, and display features.
Details how to access and configure the chain counter settings menu, including measurement reset and units.
Explains how to reset chain measurements and select units (feet/metres) within the measurement menu.
Covers setting the 'Up Alarm' height and reverting to 'Load Default' factory settings for alarms and functions.
Allows adjustment of display contrast, backlight time, and keyboard beep settings for user preference.
Enables the user to choose the display language from a list of available options.
Guides users through calibrating the sensor, selecting the sensor type, and entering barbotin circumference.
Provides tables for standard sensor gipsy circumference and project series sensor reduction factors.
Details how to check software version, operation time, sensor status, and perform an LCD test.
Explains how to use the UP/DOWN keys for anchor control and how the display indicates status and chain movement.
Describes the procedure for resetting the chain measurement count using key presses or the measurement menu.
Lists common faults like 'No Sensor' or 'Low Voltage' and provides corrective actions for each.
Illustrates the electrical schematic for connecting the sensor, chain counter, and power supply.
Outlines the 3-year warranty period, conditions, and limitations, including exclusions for misuse or improper installation.
Specifies shorter warranty periods for electrical/electronic components, motors, and products used on charter boats.
Defines Lofrans' liability and the procedure for submitting warranty claims, including required documentation.
States that the warranty is governed by Italian law, with Milan courts having jurisdiction over disputes.
Provides safety and correct use information for the product, emphasizing adherence to warnings to prevent accidents.
Details Lofrans' worldwide network of authorized distributors and assistance centers for product support.
Instructs users to verify packaging integrity upon receipt and store the product in a dry, protected place if needed.
Lists all items included in the package and recommends using original Lofrans spare parts for warranty and performance.
Details the process of drilling and securing the magnet onto the anchor windlass gipsy, ensuring clearance.
Provides instructions for fitting the magnetic sensor for both vertical and horizontal shaft anchor windlasses.
Guides the user through mounting the chain counter on the dashboard and making necessary connections.
Explains electrical connections, safety fuse requirements, and recommended placement to avoid interference.
Presents key technical specifications including power supply, current, protection rating, temperature, and dimensions.
Describes how to power on the unit, use the keys (ON, UP, DOWN) for anchor control, and display features.
Details how to access and configure the chain counter settings menu, including measurement reset and units.
Explains how to reset chain measurements and select units (feet/metres) within the measurement menu.
Covers setting the 'Up Alarm' height and reverting to 'Load Default' factory settings for alarms and functions.
Allows adjustment of display contrast, backlight time, and keyboard beep settings for user preference.
Enables the user to choose the display language from a list of available options.
Guides users through calibrating the sensor, selecting the sensor type, and entering barbotin circumference.
Provides tables for standard sensor gipsy circumference and project series sensor reduction factors.
Details how to check software version, operation time, sensor status, and perform an LCD test.
Explains how to use the UP/DOWN keys for anchor control and how the display indicates status and chain movement.
Describes the procedure for resetting the chain measurement count using key presses or the measurement menu.
Lists common faults like 'No Sensor' or 'Low Voltage' and provides corrective actions for each.
Illustrates the electrical schematic for connecting the sensor, chain counter, and power supply.
Outlines the 3-year warranty period, conditions, and limitations, including exclusions for misuse or improper installation.
Specifies shorter warranty periods for electrical/electronic components, motors, and products used on charter boats.
Defines Lofrans' liability and the procedure for submitting warranty claims, including required documentation.
States that the warranty is governed by Italian law, with Milan courts having jurisdiction over disputes.
General| Brand | Lofrans |
|---|---|
| Model | Iris |
| Category | Cash Counter |
| Language | English |
