Manitowoc Published 05-09-17, Control # 014-28 3-49
16000 SERVICE/MAINTENANCE MANUAL ELECTRIC SYSTEM
Boom Node Status
See Figure 3-34, item 9.
The boom node status displays boom top node and jib node
communication. Zero is displayed if there is a
communication error. Boom data box indicates what boom
nodes may be available on the bus:
0 = No communication.
1 = is boom top node.
2 = is luffing jib node.
4 = is fixed jib node.
128 = indicates a node is present that is not currently
identified.
Wireless Receiver Status
See Figure 3-34, item 10.
Wireless receiver status displays boom top and wireless
receiver communication. The following numbers indicate the
type of communication:
0 = Communication error.
1 = Boom top transmitter working.
2 = Rotating bed receiver working.
8 = MAX-ER Remote control is communicating.
Crane Status
See Figure 3-34, item 11.
Two crane status banks display crane errors, and should
normally read zero.
The number displayed in the crane status top bank
corresponds to the numbered communication errors listed
below:
0 = Crane status normal.
1 = Node-2 is not communicating.
2 = Node-3 is not communicating.
4 = Node-4 is not communicating.
8 = Node-5 is not communicating.
16 = Node-6 is not communicating.
32 = Bin node is not communicating.
64 = Node 7 is not communicating.
128 = Engine node is not communicating.
On current production cranes, the number displayed in the
crane status bottom bank corresponds to the following:
0 = BRS (boom raising system) status normal.
1 = BRS Node-9 is not communicating.
Crane History
See Figure 3-34, item 12.
Top crane history bank displays errors since power was last
cycled.
Bottom crane history bank is not used at this time.
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