Ehp Drc 433 User manual

 
Connections....................................................................................................................................... 10 
OLED display...................................................................................................................................... 11 
Input keyboard .................................................................................................................................. 12 
Integrated data storage..................................................................................................................... 14 
Menu ................................................................................................................................................. 16 
 
Frequency tables ............................................................................................................................... 28 
Change frequency & scale number of the crane scale...................................................................... 29

Manufacturer: EHP-Wägetechnik GmbH

Address: Dieselstrasse 8

D-77815 Bühl (Baden)

hereby declares that the product: Data Receiver Type DRC 433

with all options complies with the following harmonized standards:

EN 61000-4-2, EN 61000-4-3, EN 61000-4-4, EN 61000-4-5, EN 61000-4-6,

EN 61000-4-11 according to Directive 2004/108/EC (electromagnetic compatibility)

EN 60950-1:2006 in accordance with Directive 2006/95/EC (Low Voltage Directive).

This product is marked with the CE mark.

Bühl, January 2022 Markus Ebel / Technical manager

This declaration has been prepared in accordance with DIN EN ISO/IEC 17050-1.

In this technical manual you will find information on the operation of the data receiver type DRC 433

►Read the operating instructions before starting up the DRC 433 data receiver. This will protect you

and prevent damage to your device.

►Always keep this manual in a place where employees, service personnel, etc. can view it.

Design features of this guide

Various elements of this guide have specified design features. This way you can easily distinguish the

following elements:

Normal text

● Enumerations

►Action steps

Table titles and figures are in bold.

Tips contain additional information.

Figure design features

If elements of a figure are referred to in a legend or in the running text, they are assigned a number

(1). The numbers in the running text always refer to the figure shown.

Figure 1 -Explanation design features

Table 1 - Technical data

● Device may only be opened by a specialist!

● Device must be protected from heat and moisture!

To avoid the risk of electric shock, do not open the remote control. There are no user-repairable

parts inside the unit. Leave repairs to qualified customer service. There is a risk of contact with non-

insulated parts inside the device, which can lead to electric shocks.

Operating environment

Avoid using this device in an insufficiently ventilated, humid or hot place.

Disposal

If you wish to dispose of this product, do not mix it with ordinary household waste. There is a

separate collection system for used electronic products through which proper treatment, recovery

and recycling is ensured in accordance with existing legislation.

In case of malfunctions

● Repairs may only be carried out by qualified personnel!

● Read through the chapter "Help in case of malfunctions" and "Error detection

● Contact EHP customer service.

The warranty is void in the event of:

•Non-intended use of the manufacturer's specifications in this operating manual

•Use outside of use

•mechanical damage, damage due to moisture and liquids

•Opening or mechanical modification

•Use of non-original EHP chargers and batteries

•Manipulation of the loading device

● Data receiver type DRC 433

The following accessories are included as standard:

•3 NiMH batteries 1.2V 2400-2850mAh

•Plug-in power supply

•Driver and Firmware CD

The driver and firmware CD contains:

•Driver for Windows 10

•Operating instructions in German and English

Figure 2- Data receiver type DRC 433

The DRC 433 is supplied with built-in AA batteries and can be used directly. Switch on the DRC 433 by

pressing and holding the "Tara | 1 | " key on the input keypad.

The battery compartment is located on the rear of the DRC 433 and can be opened by loosening the

two Phillips screws. Insert the batteries according to the installation position marked in the battery

compartment.

Battery compartment closed

Battery compartment open

Figure 3 - Battery compartment

The DRC 433 is equipped with an infrared transmitter, USB port and a charging socket on the top (1).

The OLED display (2) and the input keypad (3) are located on the front.

Figure 4 - Top side DRC 433

The infrared transmitter (1), the USB port (2) and the charging socket (3) are located on the top side.

Via the USB connection (2), weighing data can be transmitted to the PC and processed further. As long

as the DRC 433 is connected via the USB port, power is also supplied via this port.

The DRC 433 can be charged using the supplied power supply unit. Plug the power supply unit into the

socket, the internal spar plug fits into the charging socket (3) on the front of the DRC433 with reverse

polarity protection. The charging process is started automatically.

When the DRC 433 is switched on, a charging animation is shown in the display as long as the battery

is being charged. As soon as the battery is fully charged, the animation stops. The remote control can

also be charged when it is switched off.

The charger is equipped with overcharge protection and charge retention. You can therefore leave the

charger connected for a longer period of time. The capacity of the supplied batteries is sufficient for

approx. 8-16 operating hours. The standby time is approx. 2 weeks.

Instead of the supplied rechargeable batteries, commercially available batteries can also be used

as an alternative.

When using batteries, the supplied charger must not be connected. This may cause damage to the

DRC 433!

There are 2 displays available on the DRC 433. Display A is the detailed view, which shows all important

values. Display B is the simplified operator view (net display).

Display A (detail view)

Display B (operator view)

In the detail view, the display shows the following values:

In addition, the following icons can be displayed:

flashes during data reception

Displayed when integrated data storage is activated

P | A | T

Indicates whether weighing data is saved via Print, Add or Tare key

In the operator view, the display shows the following values:

Switch the DRC 433 on or off by pressing and holding the "Tara | 1 | " key on the input keypad (Figure

5). The operation of the DRC 433 is divided into 3 key levels.

Figure 5 - Key levels

- The black key level (1) is reached by briefly pressing the operating keys. This allows you to operate

the basic functions of the balance.

- The blue key level (2) is active for code entry on the scale, as well as for the entry of accompanying

data. Numeric and alphanumeric input of the code of the balance and/or the setpoint specifications of

the balance (see also operating instructions of the balance).

- You reach the red key level (3) by pressing the keys for a longer time. If you are in the setup menu of

the DRC 433, the red key level controls the menu functions.

Black: Activates and deactivates the tare function of the scale