DEMAG DRC-10 User manual

21492044
Operating instructions
DRC-10 hand-heldtransmitter
720 IS 975
131107EN
42658144.eps

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Contents
Manufacturer DemagCranes&Components GmbH
P.O. Box67, D-58286Wetter
Telephone(+2335)92-0 ·Telefax(+2335) 927676
www.demagcranes.com
Page
1Foreword4
1.1Copyright4
1.2Customerservice 4
1.3Liabilityfor Defects5
1.4Limitationsof liability5
1.5Definitions6
2Safetyinstructions7
2.1Symbols7
2.2Appropriateuse7
2.3Inappropriateuse9
2.4Basicinformationonsafety9
2.5Safetyinstructionsforassemblyanddisassembly10
2.6Safetyinstructionswhenfirst puttingintoservice
aftercompletinginstallation11
2.7Safetyinstructionsforoperation11
3General description12
3.1Transmitter/receiverinterface12
3.2Transmissionmethod12
4Selectionofunit 14
4.1DRC-10scopeof delivery14
4.2Availableradioreceivers 14
4.3Accessories forcraneidentification14
4.4Casingseal/seal breakage 14
5Identificationanddisplayfunctions15
5.1Hand-heldtransmitter15
5.2LCDdisplay 16
5.3Identificationlabelsfor thecrane installation 20
6Puttingtheradiocontrolsystemintooperationafter installation22
6.1Puttingintooperation22
6.2Puttingaradioremotecontrol systemwithDRC-10intooperation22
6.3Configurationofaradioremotecontrolsystemfor DRC-DR26
7Operationof theradiocontrolsystem27
7.1Checksbefore startingwork27
7.2Craneoperation/Run 28
7.3Taking theunit outofserviceat theendoftheshift(standby)29
7.4Operatingstatusesoftheradiocontrol system29
8Powersupplyof thehand-heldtransmitter31
8.1Displayofavailablebatterycapacity31
8.2Chargingthebatteries31
8.3Replacingthebatteries32

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Accompanyingdocuments:
DRC-MPoperating instructions214994 44720 IS 975
DRC-DRoperatinginstructions214953 44720 IS 975
Page
9InformationmenuinconnectionwithDRC-DR 33
9.1ActivatingtheInformationmenu33
9.2Selecting theinformationsource 33
9.3Activatingthedisplaytravellinghoist selection33
9.4Startingscreen 33
9.5Navigatingintheinformationmenu33
9.6Dataoftheinformationmenu34
10Technicaldata 35
10.1Dimensions35
10.2Internationalpostal registration36
11Eliminatingfaults37
ECconformitydeclaration40
ProgrammingparametersoftheDRC-10hand-heldtransmitter
(Forauthorizedpersonnel only)41
1Menuforprogrammingthehand-heldtransmitter42
1.1Activatingthemenu42
1.2Displayingthecurrent parameters42
1.3Displayingtheserial number of thehand-heldtransmitter,
Parameter code00142
1.4Displayingthesoftware versionof thehand-heldtransmitter,
Parameter code00243
1.5Displayingthehardwareversion of thehand-heldtransmitter,
Parameter code00343
1.6Displayingandentering afixedfrequencychannel,
Parameter code00443
1.7Displayingandentering thecut-out timeinSTOPmode,
Parameter code00544
1.8Displayingandentering thecut-out timeinRunmode,
Parameter code00645
1.9Displayingandentering themax.quickchargingtime,
Parameter code00746
1.10Frequencyhopping46

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1Foreword
Youhavepurchased aDemagproduct/system.
Theseoperatinginstructionsare designedtoprovidetheowner withappropriate
instructionsfor safeandcorrect operationandtofacilitatemaintenance.
Everyindividualgiventhetaskoftransporting, installing,commissioning,operat-
ing, maintainingandrepairingourproductsand systemsmusthave readandun-
derstood
theoperating instructions
thesafetyregulations and
thesafetyinstructionsintheindividual chapters andsections.
Theoperatinginstructionsmust beavailabletotheoperatingpersonnel atalltimes
inordertopreventoperatingerrors andtoensuresmoothandtrouble-freeopera-
tionof our products/systems.
Theseoperatinginstructionsmust betreatedconfidentially.Theyshouldonlybe
usedbyauthorizedpersonnel.Theymayonlybeentrustedor madeavailableto
thirdpartieswiththeprior written consentof Demag.
All documentsare protectedwithinthesenseofcopyright law.
Nopartofthisdocumentationmaybereproduced,utilizedor transmittedwithout
specificprior consent.Infringementsareanoffenceresultinginobligatory compen-
satorydamages.
All industrialrightsreserved.
Our after-salesservicewill provideyouwithall technicalinformationonDemag
productsandtheir systematicapplication.
Shouldyouhaveanyquestionsregarding our products, pleaserefertooneof our
after-salesservice stations,therelevant representativeor themanufacturer.
Kindlyquotetheserial orordernumber(see test and inspectionbooklet, loadca-
pacityplateonthecrane) inanycorrespondenceor for spare part orders.
Specifyingthisdataensuresthatyoureceivethecorrectinformationorthere-
quiredspare parts.
1.1 Copyright
1.2 Customerservice

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Theseoperatinginstructionsmust bereadcarefullybefore installingandputting
thesystemintooperation.
Weassumenoliabilityforanydamageandmalfunctions resultingfromfailureto
complywiththe operatinginstructions.
Any liabilityclaimsfordefectsmustbe madebyquoting theordernumber
immediatelyondetectingthedefect.
Anyliabilityclaimsfordefects arevoidintheevent of:
inappropriateuse,
faultydevicesorequipmentconnectedor attached tothesystemwhicharenot
part of ourscopeof suppliesand services,
useof non-genuinesparepartsandaccessories,
refurbishment ormodificationof theproduct unlessapprovedinwriting by
Demag.
Wearingpartsare not subject toliabilityfor defects.
All technical information,dataandinstructionsfor operationcontainedinthese
operatinginstructions were up-to-dateongoing toprint andarecompiledon the
basisofour experienceandtothebestofourknowledge.
Wereservetheright toincorporatetechnical modificationswithinthescope
offurther development of thesystemwhichisthesubject oftheseoperating
instructions.
Therefore,noclaimscanbederivedfromtheinformation, illustrationsand
descriptionscontainedintheseoperatinginstructions.
Thedescriptionsandillustrationscontainedinthisdocumentationdonot neces-
sarilycorrespondtothescopeofdelivery or anysubsequent sparepart delivery,
either; the drawingsand illustrationsarenot toscale.
Onlydocumentationbelongingtotheactual order isvalid.
Weassumenoliabilityfordamageandmalfunctionscausedasaresultof
operatingerrors, non-compliancewiththese operatinginstructionsor inappropriate
repairsandmaintenance.
Weexpresslypointoutthat onlygenuineDemagsparepartsandaccessoriesap-
proved by usmaybeused.Accordingly,thisalsoapplies toother manufacturers
partssuppliedbyus.
For safetyreasons, thefittinganduseof sparepartsor accessorieswhichhave
not beenapprovedandunauthorizedmodificationandconversionoftheproduct
arenotpermittedand exempt usfromanyliabilityfor damagesresultingtherefrom.
Withtheexclusion of anyfurther claims, weareliablefor anydefectsor omissions
onour part intheproductsor documentation suppliedwithinthescope oftheliabil-
ityobligationsenteredintointheoriginal contract. Anyfurther claims, inparticular
anyandall claimsfor damages, are excludedwiththeexceptionof legal claimsin
accordancewithproductliabilitylegislation.
1.3 Liability forDefects
1.4 Limitations of liability

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1.5 Definitions Owner
Owners(employer,company) aredefinedasapersonwhoownssuch asystem
andwhousesit appropriatelyor allowsit tobeoperated bysuitableandinstructed
persons.
Operatingpersonnel/operator
Operating personnel or operatorsaredefinedaspersonsentrustedby theowner
ofthesystemwiththeoperationof thesystem.
Specialistpersonnel
Specialistpersonnel are definedaspersonsassignedbytheowner of thesystem
tocarryout specialtaskssuchasinstallation, setting-up,maintenance andfault
elimination.
Qualifiedelectrician
Qualifiedelectriciansaredefined as personswho,owingtotheir technicaltraining,
knowledgeandexperience of electricalinstallationsaswellasknowledgeofthe
relevant standards,codesof practiceand regulations,areabletoassessthetasks
giventothemandtoidentifyandeliminatepotential hazards.
Trainedperson
Trainedpersonsare definedaspersonswhohavebeeninstructed andtrained
for thetasksassignedtothemandonthe possiblehazardsresultingfromincor-
recthandlingandwhohavebeeninformedabout therequired protectivedevices,
protective measures,relevantregulations,codesof practice, accident prevention
regulationsand operatingconditionsandwhohaveproventheir qualifications.
Experiencedtechnician
Experienced techniciansaredefinedaspersons, who, owingtotheirtechnical
trainingandexperience,havesufficient knowledgeof thesesystemsandare fa-
miliar withtherelevant national industrial safetyregulations, codesof practice,
accident preventionregulations, directivesandgenerallyacceptedengineering
standards enablingthemtojudgethesafeoperatingcondition ofsuchsystems.

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2Safety instructions
2.1 Symbol description Thesesymbolsareusedtowarn against potentialsafetyhazardsorcausesof
damageorprovideuseful information.
Hazardwarning
Thissymbol appears inthe operatinginstructionsnext toall instructionsrelatingto
safetyat workwherever apotential danger tolifeand limbexists.
Followthese instructionsatalltimesandbeparticularlyvigilant andcautious.
Passonsafetyinstructions toall personsentrustedwithworking on theproduct
includingthe power supply.
Inaddition, observeall general safetyregulationsat all times.
Warningagainstdangerouselectricalvoltage
Contactwithlivepartscanresult inimmediatedeath.Protectivecovers(e.g.
covers andenclosures) markedwiththissignmayonlybeopenedbyqualified
electricians. Beforeopening, all relevant operating,control, feedor other voltages
must bedisconnected.
Operatinghazardfor theinstallation
Thissymbol inthe operatinginstructionsindicates all warningswhich,if not
compliedwith, mayresult indamagetotheproduct.
TheDRC-10 hand-heldtransmitter isintendedtobeusedasanoperatingunit and
transmitterstationfor theDRC-DRandDRC-MPradioreceivers. Thescopeof
functionsispreferablydesignedfor wireless control of craneinstallations,travelling
hoistunits, chainand ropehoists,transfercarriagesandsimilar applications.
Theoperatorcanpositionhimselfasrequired. Hecancontrolloads andmove-
mentsfromasafedistance.Hemust alwaysselect alocation toensurethat
all movementsof theloadand thecranecan bemonitoredandanyhazardous
movementcanbeswitchedoff withinanappropriatetime. Before startingacrane
movementbyactuatingthe operatingelement, the operatormustdeterminewhich
craneisbeingcontrolled.ThedisplayoftheDRC-10hand-heldtransmittershows
theidentification/cranenumberofthecontrolledcrane.Theradio-controlledcrane
must beidentifiedbymeansoftheidentification/cranenumberinawayclearly
visibletothe operator.
If required, asignal mustbeactuatedpriortoacrane movementforacoustic
control.
2.2 Appropriate use

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DRCtransmittersandreceiversmeet the requirementsof the standardsand
regulationslistedintheECconformitydeclaration.ThespecifiedECconformity
declarationisanintegralpart of therelevantoperatinginstructions.
TransmittersandreceiversoftheDRCrangecanbeoperatedwithoutany
registrationor operatingfee.Thebenefitsthatthisprovidesfor theuser arealso
utilised bysomeothermanufacturersof devicesfor communicationsandtelemetry
applications.Theconsequence ofthisisthat the relevantapprovedfrequency
ranges maybeusedbymany transmittersatthesametime, dependingonthe
timeandlocation.
ThetransmissionmethodusedbyDemagisdesignedfor themost robustand
interference-resistantradiotransmissionbetweenthetransmittersand receivers
oftheDRCrange.
Thestate-of-the-art transmission methodisprovidedwithtechnicalfeatures (e.g.
frequency hopping)whichare intendedtoensureaminimumof conflictsfor radio
operationtogether withother transmitter and receiverdevices whichusethe same
frequency range.
Despiteall ofthetechnical precautions takenbyDemag,it cannot beentirelyex-
cludedthat thetransmissioncharacteristicsof other radiosystemsare impaired,
inparticular devicessuppliedbyother manufacturers that use thesamefrequency
range, or thatthetransmissioncharacteristicsof thesystemsuppliedbyDemag
arenegativelyaffected. Insuch cases, interference or radioconnectioninterrup-
tionsmay occur, whichdisruptthecommunication andfunctionof asystemsup-
pliedbyDemag or other manufacturers. Suchimpairment or interference doesnot
constituteadefecton thepart of DRCtransmittersandreceivers.Demag will only
acceptliabilityfor wilful or grosslynegligent behaviour onitspart.
Thenumber of transmittersthat operatewithoutanyinterference inagivenarea
dependsontherelevantradiosolutiondesignofall systemsandtheselectivityof
eachindividual system.
If thislimitisexceededcontinuouslyor forcertainperiods, additional technical
measures maybenecessaryinorder toensuresimultaneous andinterference-
freeoperationoftheradiosystems.Whetherandtowhichextentsuch measures
arerequiredcanonlybe determinedbymeansof suitablemeasurementsonsite
orwhenthesystemisput intooperation. Demagisnot responsiblefor suchaddi-
tional technical measures.
RadioremotecontrolsystemsoftheDRC rangeare exclusivelyintended for
single-transmitter operation; i.e. thereisalwaysaclear assignmentbetweena
specifictransmitterandthe correspondingreceiver.
TheDRC-10 hand-heldtransmitter mayonlybeoperatedwheninperfectworking
order bytrainedpersonnel inaccordancewiththerelevant safetyandaccident
preventionregulations.Thisalsoincludescompliance withoperating andmainte-
nanceconditionsspecifiedintheoperatinginstructions.
InGermany, theownerofacraneinstallationwithradiocontrol systemis
responsiblefor compliance withaccident preventionregulationsBGVD6.
Hand-heldradiotransmittersthatarereadyfor operationmustnot beleft unat-
tended.Theymust beprotectedagainstunauthorizeduse.
For appropriateuse, the informationintheoperatinginstructions forthereceiver
used(DRC-DR/DRC-MP) andthemachine/crane installationtobecontrolledmust
becompliedwithinadditiontotheinformationcontainedintheseoperatingin-
structions (seeaccompanying documents, page3).
Seriouspersonal injuryor damagetopropertymayoccur intheevent of:
unauthorized removalofcovers,
inappropriateuseof theproduct/system,
incorrect operation,
insufficientmaintenance,
workingonliveparts.

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2.4 Basic information on
safety
2.3 Inappropriate use Certainwork andpractices areprohibited whenusingthesystemasthey may
involve danger tolifeandlimbandresult inlasting damage totheproduct,e.g.:
Manipulating electrical equipment
Connectingtheunittopower supplywithvoltageorfrequency other thanthose
specifiedonthe typeplate
Non-compliancewithspecifiedmountingpositions
Non-compliancewiththemax.permissibleoperatingtemperature.
Other inappropriateapplicationsmaybecausedbynon-compliancewiththeinfor-
mation intheoperatinginstructionsfor theradiosreceiver used(DRC-DR/DRC-
MP)or forthemachinetobecontrolled.
Personsunder the influenceofdrugs, alcohol ormedicines whichaffectreactions
must not install, operate,put intoservice,maintain, repair or disassemblethe
product.Any conversionsandmodificationstotheinstallationmust complywith
thesafetyrequirements.Work onelectricalequipmentmayonlybecarriedout by
specialistsinaccordancewithelectrical regulations.
Intheevent of malfunctions, thesystemmust beshutdown,switchedoffandthe
relevant mainswitcheslockedimmediately.
Malfunctionsmust beeliminatedimmediately.
National accident preventionregulationsandcodesofpracticeandgeneral safety
regulationsmust beobservedwhen operatingour products. Important information
andinstructionsaremarkedbycorrespondingsymbols.Followtheseoperating
andsafetyinstructionstoavoidpersonal injuryanddamagetomachinery.
Theoperatinginstructionsmust bekept availableat theplace wherethesystemis
inuseat all times.
Theyinclude significant aspectsandappropriateexcerptsfromtherelevant guide-
lines, standardsandregulations.Theowner must instructhispersonnelappropri-
ately.If the safetyinstructionsgivenare not observedinany way, personal injury
orevendeathcanresult.
Observegeneral statutoryandotherobligatory regulationsrelatingtoaccident
preventionandenvironmentalprotectionandbasichealthand safetyrequirements
inadditiontothoseincludedintheseoperatinginstructions.
Suchrequirementsmay alsorelate,forexample, tothehandlingof hazardous
materialsor the provision/wearingof personal protectionequipment.
Complywiththese regulationsandgeneral accident regulationsrelevant for the
placeat whichthesystemisusedandfollowtheinstructionsthereinwhenworking
withthesystem.
Thesystemmaystill constituteadanger tolifeandlimbif itisnot installed, oper-
ated, maintainedorusedappropriatelyby personnel which havenotbeentrained
orspeciallyinstructed.
Thesafetyinstructionsmust, ifrequired, besupplementedbytheowner within-
structions andinformation(e.g. factory regulations)relatingtoorganizationof work,
workingprocedures, operatingpersonnel,etc. Supervisingandreportingobliga-
tionsaswell as special operatingconditionsmust alsobetakenintoconsideration.
Supervisingandreportingobligationsaswellasspecialoperatingconditionsmust
also betakenintoconsideration.
Personnelassignedtoworkingwiththesystemmusthavereadtheoperatingin-
structions andthesafetyinstructions.
All activitiesrelatingtothesystemwhichare not described intheoperatinginstruc-
tionsmay onlybecarriedout byspecificallytrainedspecialistpersonnel.
Theownermustensure that personnelwork inasafetyandhazard-conscious
mannerincompliancewiththeoperatinginstructions.
Theownermustensure that thesystemisonlyoperatedwheninproper working
order and that all relevant safetyrequirementsandregulationsarecomplied with.

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2.5 Safety instructions
forinstallationand
disassembly
Thesystemmust betakenoutofserviceimmediatelyif functional defectsor
irregularities aredetected.
Intheevent of astoppage(e.g. if defectsregardingsafeandreliableoperation
aredetected,inemergencysituations,inthe eventofoperatingmalfunctions, for
maintenancepurposes, if damageisdetectedor afterfinishingwork), the operator/
experiencedtechnicianmust carryoutall prescribedsafetymeasuresor observe
thattheyare automaticallycarriedout.
Personal protectiveclothingmustbewornasnecessaryor asrequiredbyregula-
tions. Personnelmustnot wear looseclothing, jewellery includingringsorlong
hair loose.Injurymayoccur, for example,by beingcaught or drawnintothe
mechanism.
All safetyandhazard warningsontheproduct, itsaccessroutesandmains
connectionswitchesmust bepreservedcompletelyandinlegiblecondition.
Modifications, additionstoandconversionsof theproduct whichmightimpair
safetyinany waymust notbe carriedoutwithout theapprovalofDemag.
Safetydevicesmust notbe renderedinoperative.
OnlygenuineDemag sparepartsmaybe used.Observeprescribeddeadlines
orthosespecifiedintheoperatinginstructionsfor routinechecks/inspections.
Installationanddisassemblyworkmay onlybeperformedbyexperienced
technicians.
Installationanddisassemblyworkmustbeco-ordinatedby thepersoncarrying
out the work andtheowner withinthescopeof their responsibility.
Theassemblyzonemust bemadesafe.
Theinstallationmust beisolatedinaccordancewiththerelevant electrical
regulations.
Customer-specificregulations mustbe observed.
Onlyappropriate, testedandcalibrated toolsmaybeused.
Inthecaseofdisassembly, anywastematerial must bedisposedof bytheowner
inanenvironmentallycompatiblewayincompliancewiththevalidregulations.

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2.6 Safety instructions
whenfirstputting the
unitintoservice after
completinginstallation
Theworkingareamust bemadesafe.
Firstcheckthatthevoltageandfrequencyspecifiedonthetypeplatesmatch
theownersmains powersupply.
Inthecourse ofputtingtheproduct intoservice,it maybenecessarytorender
safetydevicesor featuresinoperativewhencarryingoutadjustmentsor function
checks.
Whenputtingtheunit intoservice, it maybenecessarytoperformworkinthe
danger zone,therefore, it mustbeensuredthatonlyappropriatelytrained per-
sonnelareemployedfor thiswork.
Before puttingthecraneintooperation,theoperatingpersonnel must besatisfied
thattheradiocontrol systemisinsafeandcorrectoperatingcondition.
Inaddition, thesafetyinstructionsandmeasurescontained intheoperatingin-
structions of thecranemustbeapplied.
Theclear assignmentbetweentheDRC-10hand-heldtransmitter totheradio
receiver (DRC-DR/DRC-MP)on thecraneistheprecondition forsafewireless
remotecontrol of acrane.Thisuniqueassignment iscreatedbytheexchangeof
theaddressfeaturesbetweentransmitter andreceiver whenaDRC-10hand-held
transmitterisput intooperation.Theoperatingpersonnelrecognises whichcrane
iscontrolledbymeansof thecraneidentificationshowninthe displayof thehand-
heldtransmitter.
Before switchingon/putting intooperation of thecrane/machinecontrolledbythe
radiocontrolsystemwiththeDRC-10hand-heldtransmitter, itmustbeensured
thatnobodyisendangeredbyoperationofthiscrane.
If theoperator noticespersonswhomaybeexposedtoarisktohealthor personal
safetybyoperationoftheequipment, hemust suspendoperationimmediatelyand
maynot resumeoperationagainuntil thepersonsareoutside thedanger zone.
STOPkeyfunction
Actuationof the redSTOPkeyactivatestheemergency-stop function inthe radio
receiver onthecrane.Theemergency-stopfunctionstopsanypotentiallydanger-
ousmovement of thecrane. For useoftheemergency-stopfunction, inparticu-
lar theinstructions containedintheoperatinginstructionsof thecranemust be
compliedwith. WhentheSTOP keyhasbeenactuated,theradiosystemisinthe
!STOP"operatingmode. Nomovementcommandsaretransmitted.Theemer-
gency-stopcanbe unlockedagainbyenteringanelectronickey.Thismayonlybe
doneaftertheoperator has madesure that thehazardoussituationwhich resulted
inactuationof theSTOP keyhasbeeneliminated.
Warningdevicefunction
Radio-controlledcranes mustbe providedwithawarningdevice (acousticoropti-
cal).Thecraneoperator canactivatethiswarningdevice by meansof thesignal
keyinthekeyboardofthehand-heldtransmittertowarn persons inthevicinityof
thecraneand/orload beforestartingthecranemovements. Thewarningdevice
must also be used if thecrane operatorintends tochecktheassignment between
thehand-heldtransmitterandthecranereceiver bymeans ofahand-heldtrans-
mitter command.
Range oftheradioremotecontrol system
Thecraneoperatormay onlyusetherangeof theradiocontrol systemtothe
extent thathecanfreelymonitor thedanger zoneof thecrane movements.
Therangeofthehand-heldradiotransmitter islimitedandcanbeadditionally
reducedbyambient conditions.Therangemayalsobelimitedby utilizationof
theavailablefrequencyrangeby other radiotransmitters.Thequalityoftheradio
signal isshowninthe displayof thehand-heldtransmitter. If poorconnection
qualityisdisplayed, unintendedinterruptions ofthecontrolledmovementsmay
occur.
2.7 Safety instructions for
operation

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3Generaldescription
Radioreceiver
DRC-DR Radioreceiver
DRC-MP
Hand-heldtransmitter
DRC-10
DemagDRC radiocontrol systemsaredesignedfor wirelesscontrol of hoistunits
andcranes.Theyarethe interfaceformanuallycontrolledcraneinstallations.The
applicableECdirectives andstandardsarecomplied withfor thisapplication.
DemagDRC radiocontrol systemsconsist of aradiotransmitter/operatingunit and
aradioreceiver withinterface tothe cranecontrol system.
DRC-10hand-heldtransmittersinapplicationsinconnectionwithDRC-DRor
DRC-MPradioreceivers arethesubjectoftheseoperatinginstructions.
TheDemagDRC-DR radioreceiverisapluggablePCBforinstallationinthe
electrical equipment cover of theDRhoistunit. Theinterfaceofthisreceiver
component tothecranecontrol systemandpower supplybytheDRelectrical
equipmentistheCANsafetybus. TheDRC-DRradioreceiver isexclusively
suitablefor operationwithaDRhoist unit.
TheDemagDRC-MPradioreceiver isacompleteunitwithitsownenclosure
andpowersupplyfromthecontrol voltagenetworkofthecraneinstallation.
Relaycontactsfor theindividual control commandsandtheemergencystop
circuit formtheinterface ofthisunit tothe cranecontrol system.Anadditional
semiconductor outputwithpulsewidthmodulation isprovided forinfinitelyvari-
ablecranedrives.The DRC-MPradioreceiverissuitablefor awiderangeof
applications.
Demagradioreceiversare providedforduplexoperationandtransmit information
totheDRC-10hand-heldtransmitter.Thisincreasessafetyof theradiosystem.
Statusinformationof thecranecontrolsystemandthereceiver are showninthe
display oftheDRC-10hand-heldtransmitter.
Theso-calledISMband(433MHz) isusedfor transmitting theradiosignals
betweentransmitter and receiver.WitintheISMband30frequenciesare used
alternatelyinadefinedsequence(so-calledfrequencyhopping). Arandom-check
generator deteminesthesequenceof thefrequencieswhenradiotransmissionis
started.Inordertoincreasetransmissionreliability,theinformationistransmitted
severaltimes.Thismethodinconnectionwithfrequencyhoppingprovides fora
veryhighimmunitytointerference.
Frequencyhoppingisused forthefirsttimewithDemagDRC radiocontrol system
typesD1-FHandD2.Inthecase oftheD1type, thefrequencyoftheradiosignal
isnot changedduring atransmissioncycle.
Adecisiveadvantage of thefrequencyhoppingtransmissionisthat existingin-
formationcontentsaretransmittedonseveral physical channels.Thisredundant
radiotransmission 1) providesforanexceptionallyhighinsensitivityofradiotrans-
missionagainstother transmittersorelectromagneticinterference.
1) Certaininformationcontents aretransmittedonupto5differentfrequencies. Onlyif(theoretically)
all frequenciesused were occupiedor disturbedbyother radiosystems,communicationwould be
interrupted.
3.1 Transmitter/receiver
interface
3.2 Transmissionmethod

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3.2.1Downwardscompatibilityof
DRC-10D2transmitters For combiningDRC-10D2transmitterswithD1typereceivers
DRC-DR,part no.71944145
DRC-MP, partno. 773 43244
thesetransmitters must beprogrammedfor operationatafixedfrequency(chapter
#Programmingparameters of the DRC-10handheldtransmitter!,section1.6).
Thetablebelowshowsanoverviewofthepossiblecombinations.
3.2.2Compatibility
D1, D1FHandD2
Type Product
Partno.:
Receiver
D1
DRC-MP
77343244
D1
DRC-DR
71944145
D1FH
DRC-Mp
77358444
D1FH
DRC-DR
71943645
D2
DRC-DR
71943945
D1 DRC-10
77343144 OKOK not
compatible not
compatible not
compatible
D1 DRC-J
77346044 OKOK not
compatible not
compatible not
compatible
D1FH DRC-10
77358144 Fixed
frequency Fixed
frequency OKOKOK
D1FH DRC-J
77358344 Fixed
frequency Fixed
frequency OKOKOK
D2 DRC-10
77359144 Fixed
frequency Fixed
frequency OKOKOK
Explanation:
D1withoutfrequency hopping
D1FHwithfrequencyhopping
D2withfrequencyhoppingand, ifrequired, withextendedfunctions
Transmittersandreceiver withfrequencyhoppingcanbeidentifiedbythepartno.
ontheratingplate.
Additionallytransmitters withfrequencyhoppinghaveadifferent symbol for the
signal strengthinthedisplay.
3.2.3Frequencyhoppingfeature
Transmitter without frequencyhopping Transmitter with frequencyhopping
42747544.eps
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ááá
ÍÌÑÐ ÍÌÑÐ

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4.1 DRC-10 scope of
delivery Part no.:
DRC-10D2hand-heldtransmitter77359144
Contents ofthecompletedelivery
-1DRC-10D2hand-heldtransmitter
-1Rechargeablebatterypack 2,4V/NiMH/ 2x 2500mAh77349944
-1Plug-incharger (rechargeablebattery) 110-230V50/60Hz77343844
-1Carryingbagwithshoulder strap andbelt clip77343444
-1OperatinginstructionsDRC-10hand-heldtransmitter21492044
-1Key symbolsfortransmitterDRC-1077346544
DRC-DRD2radioreceiver 71943945
Optionalaerial for DRC-DRreceiver for (DR3, 5, 10, 20)71944533
DRC-MPD1FHradioreceiver 77358444
Optionalexternalaerial for DRC-MPreceiver77358644
Coding labelsCarrier foil,black89563944
Coding labels7segments(yellow)89564044
Traveldirectionfoil crosstravel89563544
Traveldirectionfoil longtravel89563744
TheDRC-10 hand-heldtransmitter issealedinthefactory.
TheDRC-10 hand-heldtransmitter,mayonlybeopenedforrepair purposes by
authorisedparties.
Breakingofacasingsealsuchasthiswill result inlossof all warranty
rights!
4.4 Casingseal/seal
breakage
4Selection ofunit
4.2 Available radio
receivers
4.3 Accessories forcrane
identification

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5Identification and display functions
TheLEDinthehand-heldtransmitter indicatestheoperatingstatus of thehand-
heldtransmitter:
LED Operating status
OffThetransmitter isswitched off or instandbymode
Red continuouslyonThe transmitter isinStopmode
FlashinggreenThe transmitter isinRunmode
Display
LED
Charging socketonthe side ofthe enclosure
Stop key
42658244.eps
5.1 Hand-heldtransmitter
6Movementkeys
2Functionkeys
Signal
42661244.eps
Yellowsymbol
againstblack
background
Blacksymbol
againstyellow
background
Fig.1
Key designation

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Asstandard,all keysonthehand-heldtransmitter aredesignatedinthefactory
withtherelevant foil symbols.
If requestedbythe owner, itisalsopossibletoapplyother,for example, country-
specificsymbolsfor thedirection keys on theradiocontrol system.The owner then
hastoremovetheexistingsymbolsandapplysymbolsrequiredbyhim. Notethat
whentheradiocontrol systemisusedinconnectionwithaDRropehoist,thefunc-
tionsoftheindividualkeysarepre-defined.
Toreplacethesymbols,proceedas follows:
Thekeysmust befreefromadhesive, dust andgrease. Clean,asrequired, with
spiritoralcohol.
Solvents, benzene, coldsprays,etc. coulddamagethekeymate-
rial. (seefig.1forhoistunit functions)
Removethesymbol requiredfor theassignedfunctionfromthesymbol sheet.
Attachtheadhesivesymbolsintherelevant functionkey.
5.2 LCD display
42055744.eps
42694944.eps
Õëêì
ðððë
DRC-MPradioreceiver display
Battery capacity Craneidentification Radiosignalquality
1st mainrow
withlarge iconor
numericaldisplay
Displayofselected
travellinghoist(s)
2ndmainrowwithalpha-
numericaldisplay
Thehand-heldtransmitter isprovidedwithadisplay. Inthedisplay,alldataimpor-
tantfor operationof thecranetobeoperatedareshown.
Thenumber of informationitemsdisplayedvariesdependingonthetypeof re-
ceiver.The scopeofdisplay functionscomprisesthegeneral displayswhichare
availablefor bothreceiver typesandadditional information that canonlybeused
withDRC-DRreceivers.
Inthecaseoftemperaturesbelow0°C,thecontrast oftheLDCdisplay isreduced
andthetimefor changingthecharactersincreases.

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CraneidentificationK564
Thecraneidentificationshowstowhichcranethehand-heldtransmitter has been
assigned.It issavedintheradioreceiver andit canonlybeenteredviathehand-
heldtransmitter.
Displayof selectedtravellinghoist(s)
Thedisplayof theselectedtravellinghoistsisonlyactive, iftherearetwotravelling
hoistsandbothcanbeoperatedwith one radiocontrolsystem.
SymbolMeaning
ITravellinghoist 1isselected
II Travellinghoist 2isselected
I+IITravellinghoists1and 2are selected
Displayof radioconnectionquality
5.2.1General display
Õëêì
SymbolMeaning
Fullsignal strength
50%of max. rangebetweentransmitter andreceiver reached
Weaksignal: If the distancebetweenthehand-heldtransmitter
andtheradioreceiverisfurther increased, theradioconnection
maybeinterrupted.
Signal strengthicon
42658944.eps

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Lockicon
Thekeyicon indicatestheOff mode.AnelectronicOnkeymust be
enteredtoswitchtheunit on.
STOPicon
STOP indicates theSTOPmode.ThesystemswitchesovertoRun
modewiththeelectronickey.
!Noradioconnection!icon
The "Noradioconnection"iconisdisplayed,if thehand-heldtransmit-
ter failedtoestablishaconnectiontotheassigned radioreceiver.
Warningicon
Thewarningiconisdisplayed inthe eventofawarning.Thecode of
thewarningisdisplayed intherowbelow.
Õëêì
ðïìë
õ
Íî
Íï
Battery capacity Craneidentification Radiosignalquality
Displayofservice
interval
1st mainrow
withlarge iconor
numericaldisplay
Load-proportional bar
displa
Displayofselected
travellinghoist(s)
2ndmainrowwithalpha-
numericaldisplay
Iconsfor switchingstatusesof
universal output Safetyfunctionoff ico
Loadreductionicon
5.2.2Additional displayinformation
Displayof serviceinterval
Thisiconindicatesthat theDemagServiceor aservicecompany
authorizedbyDemag mustbecalledinfor servicework.
Inthefirst mainrow, all iconsimportantfor operationareshown.
Iconsinthefirst mainrow
Batteryicon
Thebatteryiconindicatesthestatusoftherechargeablebatteries.
Duringthechargingprocess, itisanimated.
STOP
42694144.eps
DRC-DRradioreceiverdisplay

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Fault icon
Thefault iconisdisplayedintheeventof afault.
Thecodeof the fault isdisplayed intherowbelow.If thereareseveral
faultsat thesametime, the codedisplayedchangesincycles.
Overloadicon
Theoverloadiconisdisplayedintheevent of anoverload.The loadof the
selectedtravellinghoist(s) isalsodisplayedintherowbelowif thehoist is
fittedwithZMS.
Brakeicon
Thebrakeiconisdisplayed, if theadditional brake hasbeenapplied.
"Universal output1switchingstatus!icon
Thisiconisdisplayedwhenuniversal output1isactive.Thefunctionof
thisoutputcanbeprogrammed.
"Universal output2switchingstatus!icon
Thisiconisdisplayedwhenuniversal output2isactive.Thefunctionof
thisoutputcanbeprogrammed.
"Attention! Safetyfunctionde-activated!icon
Thisiconindicatesthat afunctionrelevantfor safetysuchasloadreduc-
tionor by-passcontrol hasbeende-activatedbytheoperator.
"Loadreductionactive!icon
Theiconindicates that loadreductionisactive.Aslongasloadreduction
isactive, onlythereducedload(specified by aparameter) canbelifted.
Theload-proportionalbardisplay showstheloadonthecrane infive
incrementsof approx.20%.Thisdisplayisindependent of thetravelling
hoistselectionandalwaysrefers tothemax.possibleload.
Iconsinthefirst mainrow
Load-proportional bar display

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Everycranewithwirelesscontrolmustbeidentifiedbymeansofaneasilyvisible
craneidentification/number.Travel directionsymbolson thecraneand thetravel-
linghoist must identifythemovement directionsofthetravel motionsinlinewith
theidentificationofthekeysonthehand-heldcontrolsystem.
Thecodinglabelsareused forillustration of thecraneidentificationon the
travellinghoist or onthecrane.Thecraneidentificationillustrated by meansof the
codinglabelsmustbeidentical withthecraneidentification showninthedisplayof
theDRC-10hand-heldtransmitter.
5.3 Identification
labels forthe crane
installation
5.3.1Codinglabels
42056044.eps
Yellow segment
Partno.895 640 44
Black carrier foil
Partno.895 639 44
Õëêì
42658944.eps
Displayofcraneidentificationonhand-heldtransmitter Craneidentification
Thecodinglabels(dimensions150x150mm) (blackbackgroundfoil +foil with
number) must befittedonthehoist unitinsuch amanner thattheyare easily
visible.
Numbers 1to9areproducedbyremovingtheyellow segments.
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