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AIR SERIES

Part C: LK NEO 10, LK NEO 12 and

LK NEO 10 DF transmitting units (LKN)

INDEX

1 Description ............................................................................................................ 3

1.1 Description of units LK NEO 10 and LK NEO 12 .............................................. 3

1.2 Description of unit LK NEO 10 DF .................................................................... 4

2 Technical data ....................................................................................................... 5

2.1 Technical data of units LK NEO 10 and LK NEO 12 ......................................... 5

2.2 Technical data of unit LK NEO 10 DF .............................................................. 5

3 Technical data sheet ............................................................................................. 5

4 Plates ..................................................................................................................... 6

4.1 Plates on units LK NEO 10, LK NEO 12 and LK NEO 10 DF belonging to a radio

remote control .................................................................................................. 6

4.2 Plates on units LK NEO 10, LK NEO 12 and LK NEO 10 DF belonging to a

Take & Release radio remote control ............................................................... 6

4.3 Plates on units LK NEO 10, LK NEO 12 and LK NEO 10 DF belonging to a

Multi Units or Multi Receiver radio remote control ............................................ 7

5 Light signals .......................................................................................................... 8

5.1 Light signals of units LK NEO 10 and LK NEO 12 ............................................ 8

5.2 Light signals of unit LK NEO 10 DF ................................................................ 10

6 General operating instructions .......................................................................... 13

6.1 Starting up the radio remote control ............................................................... 13

6.2 Command activation ...................................................................................... 15

AUTEC LILK1E00-01

Summary of content (28 pages)

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Original instructions Air series Part C: LK NEO 10, LK NEO 12 and LK NEO 10 DF transmitting units (LKN) Index 1 2 3 4 5 6 Description ............................................................................................................. 3 1.1 Description of units LK NEO 10 and LK NEO 12 ............................................... 3 1.2 Description of unit LK NEO 10 DF ..................................................................... 4 Technical data .......................................
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7 8 6.3 Data Feedback Function ................................................................................. 6.4 Radio link interruption ..................................................................................... 6.5 Transmitting unit automatic switch off ............................................................. 6.6 Switching off the transmitting unit ................................................................... Operation ............................................................
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Description 3 1 Description 1.
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Description 1.
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Technical data 2 Technical data 2.1 Technical data of units LK NEO 10 and LK NEO 12 5 Power supply (battery MHM03) ............................................................................... 3.6V Power supply (battery LPM01) ................................................................................ 3.7V Antenna ................................................................................................................... internal Housing material .........................................
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Plates 4 Plates 4.1 Plates on units LK NEO 10, LK NEO 12 and LK NEO 10 DF belonging to a radio remote control Plate Position Content Key ID 0-1 (if present). radio remote control identification plate 4.2 Battery housing (if the “ID internal tx memory” is present). Radio remote control serial number (S/N). transmitting unit identification plate Battery housing. Manufacturing year, bar code and transmitting unit identification number (TU ID). technical data plate Battery housing.
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Plates 4.3 7 Plates on units LK NEO 10, LK NEO 12 and LK NEO 10 DF belonging to a Multi Units or Multi Receiver radio remote control Plate Position Content Key ID 0-1 (if present). radio remote control identification plate Battery housing (if the “ID internal tx memory” is present). Radio remote control serial number (MULTI S/N). transmitting unit identification plate Battery housing. Manufacturing year, bar code and transmitting unit identification number (TU ID).
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Light signals 5 Light signals 5.1 Light signals of units LK NEO 10 and LK NEO 12 In LK NEO 10 and LK NEO12 transmitting units, a green LED [B] and a red LED [A] are always available, and they provide information regarding the radio remote control. Symbol A Red LED B Green LED C LEDs for Data Feedback function Meaning This symbol indicates the red LED [A]. This symbol indicates the green LED [B]. The green LED [B] … …is off. ... is steady on. … blinks fast.
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Light signals 9 The red LED [A]… …is off. … is steady on during start up. Meaning The transmitting unit works correctly. The STOP pushbutton is pressed or damaged. ... blinks twice per second during start up. At least one of the commands that were checked at startup is enabled or damaged (see technical data sheet). ... blinks three times per second during start up. The battery is flat. ... is steady on for 2s. … blinks slowly (one blink per second). ... blinks fast.
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Light signals 5.2 Light signals of unit LK NEO 10 DF Display icons A Red LED B Green LED D Battery E Radio link The following icons are always available on the display of LK NEO 10 DF transmitting units: -- Red LED [A] and green LED [B] providing information about the radio remote control -- Battery [D] providing indication of the battery power level -- Radio link [E] providing indication of radio link strength.
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Light signals 11 The red LED [A]… ... blinks three times per second during start up. ... is steady on for 2s. … blinks slowly (one blink per second). ... blinks fast. Meaning The battery is flat. The transmitting unit does not work correctly. The battery has less than 1h run time. The battery has a 10min run time. LEDs … Meaning … the green [B] and red [A] LEDs are steady on during start up.
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Light signals 5.2.3 Radio link [E] Radio link [E] icon consists of four vertical bars. The amount of dark bars is proportional to the quality of radio link. Symbol Meaning Strong radio link signal. Medium radio link signal. No radio link.
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General operating instructions 6 13 General operating instructions 6.1 Starting up the radio remote control Starting up the radio remote control consists in establishing a radio link between the transmitting unit and the receiving unit. As required by standards IEC 60204-1 and IEC 60204-32, non authorised use of the machine must be prevented. The power keyswitch and/or the PIN CODE used for start up, make the radio remote control compliant with such requirement.
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6.1.2 General operating instructions PIN CODE start up (no power keyswitch) Consider that the transmitting unit will switch off 3 seconds after last activation of an actuator. When the receiving unit is powered on, perform the following procedure: 1. Insert a charged battery in the transmitting unit (see paragraph 7.1.1) 2. press the START pushbutton until the green LED illuminates 3.
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General operating instructions 6.2 15 Command activation When the radio remote control is started, it is possible to move the pushbuttons and switches corresponding to the command you want to perform. The user must be properly trained about the symbols on the transmitting unit panel, to be aware of the matching between actuators and movements on the machine (symbols used are defined by the machine manufacturer according to the functions of the machine). 6.
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General operating instructions 6.4 Radio link interruption When the radio link is incorrect or interrupted, the receiving unit autonomously stops the radio remote control. The green LED on the transmitting unit switches from blinking slowly to fast blinking or steady on. Press the START pushbutton to start the radio remote control. 6.5 Transmitting unit automatic switch off The transmitting unit automatically switches off when: -- the battery is flat (see paragraph 6.5.
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Operation 17 7 Operation 7.1 Battery The Air series' transmitting units can only be powered by Autec rechargeable batteries. For any warnings and instructions regarding the battery, see "Part E" in the manual. 7.1.1 Battery insertion Push the battery towards the contacts on the transmitting unit and insert it inside the housing.
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Operation 7.2 ID internal tx memory The transmitting unit may require the "ID internal tx memory", where the radio remote control's address is stored.The technical data sheet indicates if the "ID internal tx memory" is required. 7.3 Power keyswitch The transmitting unit may have a power keyswitch. It can either be: -- mechanical key (see paragraph 7.3.1) -- Key ID 0-1 (see paragraph 7.3.2). 7.3.1 Mechanical key The mechanical key makes it possible to power the transmitting unit.
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Operation 19 7.3.5 BACK-UP UNIT If the main transmitting unit cannot be used because it has been lost or damaged, it can be replaced with a transmitting unit called "BACK-UP UNIT". It is identical to the unit that cannot be used anymore; the only difference is the presence of the plate “BACK-UP UNIT” on the battery housing. Set DIP switch 2 in the "BACK-UP UNIT" as shown in the technical data sheet.
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Operation 7.4 START pushbutton The START pushbutton is used to: -- start the radio remote control (see paragraph 6.1) -- activate the horn when the radio remote control is started. 7.5 FUNCTION pushbutton The FUNCTION pushbutton can be matched with different relay functions on the receiving unit (see technical data sheet). 7.6 STOP pushbutton The STOP pushbutton should be pressed when it is necessary to immediately stop the machine when a dangerous condition occurs.
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Operation 7.8 21 Pushbuttons on the back of the transmitting unit Up to two pushbuttons can be provided on the back of the transmitting unit. In the LK NEO 10 DF, one of these two pushbuttons is the DISPLAY pushbutton (see paragraph 7.7). These pushbuttons protrude from the transmitting unit housing; therefore they are not protected from accidental activation, due for example to dropping the unit.
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7.10 Operation Zero-G sensor The Zero-G sensor cuts in when the transmitting unit crashes, rolls, drops or is thrown. The behaviour of the sensor can be adapted to application-specific needs and it is possible to choose its behaviour from the list below: -- switching off the transmitting unit -- deactivation of the machine's functions -- activation of a specific machine's function (i.e.horn).
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Operation 23 7.11 Enabling switch A three-position actuator, called Enabling switch, can be provided on the left side of the transmitting unit. The Enabling switch protrudes from the transmitting unit housing; therefore it is not protected from accidental activation, due for example to dropping the unit. For this reason, it is only provided in the transmitting unit upon request of the manufacturer of the remote controlled machine and/or of the installer of the radio remote control on the machine.
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Operation If the Enabling switch is used as a consent actuator, it shall be activated at the same time as other actuators to send the corresponding command to the machine. The manufacturer of the remote controlled machine and/or the installer of the radio remote control on the machine define which actuators will need the activation of the Enabling switch to send commands to the machine. The Enabling switch can only be activated with hands. Any other activation means (e.g.
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Malfunction signalled by the transmitting unit 8 25 Malfunction signalled by the transmitting unit Use the light signals on the transmitting unit to identify the radio remote control malfunction. If the problem persists after the suggested solution has been carried out, contact the support service of the machine manufacturer. Signals Possible reason Solutions The transmitting and receiving unit do not communicate. Start up the radio remote control.
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Malfunction signalled by the transmitting unit Signals The green and red LEDs are steady on during start up. The green and red LEDs blink three times per second during start up. The green LED blinks and the red LED is steady on during start up. LILK1E00-01 Possible reason Solutions A wrong "Key ID 0-1" or "ID internal tx memory" has been inserted in the transmitting unit. Use the correct "Key ID 0-1" or "ID internal tx memory".
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