Instruction Manual IMIC-3 Series Radio Remote Control Systems MC-3-4 MC-3-5 MC-3-6 MC-3000 MC-3200 MC-3000+ MC-3300 ©Ocavortec Cavotec Micro-control AS Wesselsv 2, 7500 Stjardal, Norway E-mail: me@cavotec.com Tel.: + 47 74 83 98 60 www.cavotec.comContents 1. Introduction 2. Description 3. Functional Description 4. Main Data 5. Installation 6. Operation 7. Battery Charger and Batteries 8. Maintenance 9. Safety Compliances Safety Notes Inspect the MC-3 series equipment before using [zy teck for any damage that may be incurred during shipping. Do not open the housing. There are no user serviceable parts. Do not use the device if it appears to be damaged. Use only recommended batteries. Avoid shock and vibrations if possible. Avoid high temperature. Do not immerse in water. ENSURE THAT THE SUPPLY VOLTAGE IS CORRECT. INSTALLATION SHOULD ONLY BE CAR- RIED OUT BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL. Vv Vv Vv Vv Vv @ @ ® Cavotec Micro-control AS reserves the right to make improvements and/or changes in the products and/or specifi cations described in this information at any time without notice. 1. Introduction The equipment of the MC-3 series is designed for use in harsh industrial environment to con- trol machinery such as overhead cranes, hoists, recovery vehicles, concrete pumps, sludge ‘trucks etc. The remote controls use joysticks, pushbuttons and toggle switches to control the designated equipment. As the different remote control models vary according to customer requirements, this manual describes only functions that are common for all MC-3 series deliveries. For cus- tomer-specific systems please refer to applied documentation. 1.1 Marking Qcavotec ese tee oat ee ona = The serial number is found on the backside of the respective unit. (cont.)1.1 Marking (cont.) Qowvorec = Sone Base unit MC-3300 2. Description The system consists of a terminal (remote control), with a carrying belt or neck strap, batteries, a base unit with an antenna and a battery charger. Some models are equipped with a cable. As customer specifications vary greatly, the terminal comes in different models which differ in configuration, size and weight. The graphic below shows two typical examples of a terminal Terminal - example 1 Contains the pushbuttons, joysticks, toggle switches and LED indicator lamps. The terminal is carried by the operator with a belt or a neck strap. Example for models MC-3000 MC-3000+ MC-3300 Cable (optional) Connects the terminal with the base unit and serves both as power supply and communica- tion line.