Tele Radio TG-TX-MNL6 User Instruction

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TG-TX-MNL6 (TG-T9-2), TG-TX-MNR6 (TG-T9-12), TG-TX-MNP6 (TG-T9-22), TG-TX-MDL10 (TG-T11-4),

TG-TX-MDR10 (TG-T11-14), TG-TX-MDP10 (TG-T11-24), TG-R4-1 (TG-RX-MNL7), TG-R4-3 (TG-RX-MNR7),

TG-R4-5 (TG-RX-MNP7), TG-R4-46 (TG-RX-MDL12), TG-R4-48 (TG-RX-MDR12), TG-R4-50 (TG-RX-MDP12),

TG-R4-6 (TG-RX-MDL17), TG-R4-8 (TG-RX-MDR17), TG-R4-10 (TG-RX-MDP17), TG-R4-26 (TG-RX-MNLCAN),

TG-R4-28 (TG-RX-MNRCAN), TG-R4-30 (TG-RX-MNPCAN), TG-R4-41 (TG-RX-MNLJ1939), TG-R4-43 (TG-RX-MNRJ1939),

TG-R4-45 (TG-RX-MNPJ1939, TG-R4-36 (TG-RX-MNLANA), TG-R4-38 (TG-RX-MNRANA), TG-R4-40 (TG-RX-MNPANA)

LANGUAGE: English (original)

IM-TG2-ED002-A11-EN

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Page 1 End user instructions TG-TX-MNL6 (TG-T9-2), TG-TX-MNR6 (TG-T9-12), TG-TX-MNP6 (TG-T9-22), TG-TX-MDL10 (TG-T11-4), TG-TX-MDR10 (TG-T11-14), TG-TX-MDP10 (TG-T11-24), TG-R4-1 (TG-RX-MNL7), TG-R4-3 (TG-RX-MNR7), TG-R4-5 (TG-RX-MNP7), TG-R4-46 (TG-RX-MDL12), TG-R4-48 (TG-RX-MDR12), TG-R4-50 (TG-RX-MDP12), TG-R4-6 (TG-RX-MDL17), TG-R4-8 (TG-RX-MDR17), TG-R4-10 (TG-RX-MDP17), TG-R4-26 (TG-RX-MNLCAN), TG-R4-28 (TG-RX-MNRCAN), TG-R4-30 (TG-RX-MNPCAN), TG-R4-41 (TG-RX-MNLJ1939), TG-R4-43 (TG-RX-MNRJ1939),...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Chapter 1: CUSTOMER INFORMATION 3 Chapter 2: END USER INSTRUCTIONS 5 Start the transmitter in operating mode 9 Start the transmitter in operating mode with PIN codes 10 Start the transmitter in operating mode using RFID 10 Turn the transmitter off 11 Login/logout 11 Replace 12 Automatic shutdown 13 Frequencies & channels 13 RoHS and WEEE 18 Guarantee, service, repairs and maintenance 19 Chapter 3: EC/EEA DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 20 - 2 -...
Page 3: Chapter 1: Customer Information
Chapter 1: CUSTOMER INFORMATION CHAPTER 1: CUSTOMER INFORMATION THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING A TELE RADIO AB PRODUCT READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE PRODUCTS. These instructions are published by Tele Radio AB without any guarantee. The instructions may be removed or revised by Tele Radio AB at any time and without further notice. Corrections and additions will be added to the latest version of the instruction. IMPORTANT! These instructions are directed towards end users. They can be printed and handed to end users. The installation instructions that contain information on the installation and configuration of the radio remote control unit on the machine are not intended to be passed on to the end user. Only such information may be passed on to the end user that is needed to operate the machine correctly by radio remote control. Tele Radio AB products are covered by a guarantee/ warranty against material, construction or manufacturing faults. During the guarantee/ warranty period, Tele Radio AB may replace the product or faulty parts with new. Work under guarantee/ warranty must be carried out by Tele Radio AB or by an authorized service center specified by Tele Radio AB. Contact your Tele Radio AB representative if you need support or service. ©Tele Radio AB, 2013 Datavägen 21 SE-436 36 ASKIM...
Page 4 Chapter 1: CUSTOMER INFORMATION APPLICATION AREA FOR THE TIGER SYSTEM The Tele Radio AB Tiger remote control systems are aimed for remote controlling of lifting or mobile equipment where a high safety level is required. AUTHORIZATION BY PIN CODE To prevent from unauthorized users being able to start the transmitter and control the receiver, you can enable PIN codes for start-up protection. 1-10 PIN codes can be stored in the TG-TX- MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6 and TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX-MDP10 transmitters. STOP FUNCTION The transmitters have a stop button that controls the 2 stop relays in the receiver. 2 safety microcontrollers are supervising and controlling the stop relays. A valid signal must be provided from both microcontrollers to activate the stop relays. - 4 -...
Page 5: Chapter 2: End User Instructions
Chapter 2: END USER INSTRUCTIONS CHAPTER 2: END USER INSTRUCTIONS 1. Rubber cover 9. Button 6** 2. Display 10. Button LEDs 3. Button 1 11. Stop button 4. Button 3 12. Button 7*** 5. Button 5* 13. Button 8*** 6. Top LED 14. Button 9**** 7. Button 2 15. Button 10***** 8. Button 4 * on TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6: left start button ** on TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6: right start button *** only on TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX-MDP10 **** on TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX-MDP10: left start button ***** on TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX-MDP10: right start button - 5 -...
Page 6 TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6 6 x 2-step buttons TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX- 10 x 2-step buttons MDP10 BATTERY TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6 Internal, rechargeable lithium-ion TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX- External, rechargeable lithium-ion MDP10 ON/OFF SWITCH TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6 TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX- MDP10 DUPLEX COMMUNICATION TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6, TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX- Possible MDP10, MAX. NO OF REGISTERED RECEIVERS TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6 TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX- MDP10 SIZE TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6 160 x 76 x 37 mm./ 6.3 x 3 x 1.4 in. TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX- 210 x 76 x 37 mm./ 8.2 x 3 x 1.4 in. MDP10 WEIGHT TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6 295 g./ 0.6 lbs.
Page 7 TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MDR10 25 kHz TG-TX-MNP6, T G-TX-MDP10 5 MHz OPERATING TIME (WITH CONTINUOUS USAGE TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6, TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX- 16 h. MDP10 IP CLASS TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6, TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX- MDP10 SENSITIVITY TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6, TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX- Better than -110 dBm MDP10 OPERATING TEMPERATURE TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6, TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX- -20 - +55°C/ -4 - +130°F MDP10 NO. OF PIN CODES POSSIBLE TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6, TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX- 10 MDP10 ...
Page 8 Product measurements TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6 76 mm (3 in) 46 mm (1.8 in) TG-TX-MDL10,TG-TX-MDR10, TG-TX-MDP10 79 mm (3.1 in) 51 mm (2 in) 41 mm (1.6 in) - 8 -...
Page 9: Start The Transmitter In Operating Mode
ON/OFF SWITCH The TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX- MNP6 transmitter has an on/off switch on the backside.The switch breaks the power supply from the battery. When in position 0/off, the transmitter cannot be started unless you connect the charger plug. When the transmitter is transported by airplane, the on/off switch must be in 0/off position. The switch should not be used as an on/off button for the transmitter. To turn the transmitter off, use the stop button. START THE TRANSMITTER IN OPERATING MODE 1. Make sure that the stop button is pressed 2. Pull out the stop button. The top LED lights (green when the battery capacity is good, red when the battery capacity is poor). 3. If PIN codes a re used for authorization: Go to the next section. 4. WITHIN 3 MINUTES F ROM PULLING OUT THE STOP BUTTON: Press a button to select the receiver(s) that you want to operate. The receiver(s) that was selected in the last session will be automatically selected, which is ...
Page 10: Start The Transmitter In Operating Mode With Pin Codes
START THE TRANSMITTER IN OPERATING MODE WITH PIN CODES 1. Make sure that the stop button is pressed. 2. Pull out the stop button. The top LED lights (green when the battery capacity is good, red when the battery capacity is poor). 3. WITHIN 3 MINUTES : Enter the PIN code (4 digits) by pressing the buttons according to the table. FOR DIGIT: TG-TX-MNL6, PRESS BUTTON: 1 TG-TX-MDL10, PRESS BUTTON: 1 4. WITHIN 3 MINUTES F ROM PULLING OUT THE STOP BUTTON: Press a button to select the receiver(s) that you want to operate. The receiver(s) that was selected in the last session will be automatically selected, which is indicated by the corresponding LED(s) that light red. If no receiver(s) has been selected, the LEDs for all available receivers will flash red. If a receiver is selected, the LEDs next to the left and the right start buttons flash red. If no receiver(s) are selected, only the LED next to the right start button flashes red. 5. Press both start buttons at the same time. The buzzer beeps. 6. Release the start buttons. The buzzer stops beeping. The top LED flashes (green when the battery capacity is good, red ...
Page 11: Turn The Transmitter Off
3. WITHIN 10 SECONDS: Press the RFID tag against the RFID antenna above the stop button on the front of the transmitter. The buzzer beeps 2 times to confirm that an RFID tag has been shown. The top LED lights (green when the battery capacity is good, red when the battery capacity is poor). 4. WITHIN 3 MINUTES F ROM PULLING OUT THE STOP BUTTON: Press a button to select the receiver(s) that you want to operate. The receiver(s) that was selected in the last session will be automatically selected, which is indicated by the corresponding LED(s) that light red. If no receiver(s) has been selected, the LEDs for all available receivers will flash red. If a receiver is selected, the LEDs next to the left and the right start buttons flash red. If no receiver(s) are selected, only the LED next to the right start button flashes red. 5. Press both start buttons at the same time. The buzzer beeps. 6. Release the start buttons. The buzzer stops beeping. The top LED flashes (green when the battery capacity is good, red when the battery capacity is poor). 7. When radio communication has been established and the RFID tag has been accepted, LED 1 lights (green when the battery capacity is good, red when the battery capacity is poor). If r adio communication is not established within 25 seconds, the transmitter turns off. If the RFID tag is not accepted, the display shows an error message. TURN THE TRANSMITTER OFF 1. Press the stop button. The transmitter turns off. All relays deactivate. ...
Page 12: Replace
NOTE! The transmitter must have established a radio session with one or more receivers. 2. Press the left start button. Keep pressed. 3. Press the stop button. 4. Release the left start button. The top LED lights red. The display shows [Logging out]. The transmitter turns off after logging out. REPLACE You can replace a registered transmitter with another transmitter without having access to the receiver. IMPORTANT! If the transmitter that needs to be replaced is registered in more than one receiver, it will only be replaced in one receiver at a time. If you want to replace a transmitter in more than one receiver, you need to perform a replacement for each receiver. IMPORTANT! Do not perform this when the receiver is in a session with another transmitter. The radio communication may become disturbed or broken. NOTE! If the transmitter already have receivers registered, we recommend that you erase all receivers from the transmitter before starting the replacement. The receiver will automatically be stored in the same position as it was stored in the old transmitter. If this position is not available, the replacement will not take place. Replace a transmitter with a new transmitter 1. Make sure that the stop button is pressed. ...
Page 13: Automatic Shutdown
Press button count -1 count +1 go left go right 8.Press the left start button. The display shows [Replacing] while the process is ongoing. If the replacement fails, the display shows [FAILED].The transmitter turns off. If the replacement succeeds, the display shows [OK]. The transmitter turns off. AUTOMATIC SHUTDOWN Turning on automatic shutdown can save battery capacity by automatically turning the transmitter off when no function has been activated for a set time. Set the time for automatic shutdown 1. Start the transmitter. 2. Enter menu mode. 3. Go to [Auto Shutdown]. Select by pressing t he left start button. 4. Select the time that you want for automatic shutdown: 0-255 minutes. If you want to turn off automatic shutdown, select 0. Confirm by pressing t he left start button. ...
Page 14 6. Go to [Channel/Bank]. 7. Go to the frequency table and select a channel. Confirm by pressing t he left start button. Frequency band 433MHz CHANNEL FREQUENCY CHANNEL FREQUENCY 433.075 433.950 433.100 433.975 433.125 434.000 433.150 434.025 433.175 434.050 433.200 434.075 433.225 434.100 433.250 434.125 433.275 434.150 433.300 434.175 433.325 434.200 433.350 434.225 433.375 434.250...
Page 15 Frequency band 915 MHz Frequency-hopping spread spectrum (FHSS) is a method of transmitting radio signals by rapidly switching a carrier among many frequency channels, using a pseudorandom sequence known to both transmitter and receiver. For further information about the frequencies used in this frequency band and about frequency-hopping, please contact your representative. Frequency band 2.4 GHz CHANNEL FREQUENCY 2405 2410 2415 2420 2425 2430 2435 2440 2445 2450 2455 2460 2465 2470 2475 2480 - 15 -...
Page 16 Transmitter backside 1. Rubber cover 4. CE and product label 2. Stop button 5. Battery charger socket 3. Clip 6. On/off switch* * only on TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6, TG-TX-MNP6 BATTERY INFORMATION IMPORTANT! Electronics and batteries must be physically separated before disposal. Make sure that electronics or batteries are not thrown in the household waste. IMPORTANT! For transmitters with an on/off switch, the switch must be in on position when charging. TG-TX-MNL6, TG-TX-MNR6 , TG- TG-TX-MDL10, TG-TX-MDR10, TX-MNP6 ...
Page 17 Charge the battery 1.When approx. 10% of the battery capacity remains, the top LED lights red and the internal buzzer beeps 3 times. 2. Put the charger plug into the socket in the back of the transmitter. While charging, the top LED flashes red. 3.The external battery can also be charged in a Tele Radio AB charger unit . 4. When fully charged, the top LED lights green. - 17 -...
Page 18: Rohs And Weee
NOTE! For lithium-ion batteries, overcharging is not a problem. L ithium-ion batteries do not need to be fully discharged before being recharged. Charging the battery before fully discharged will not cause premature loss of function. Lithium- ion batteries are designed for operating environments from 0ºC to 60ºC/ 32ºF to 140ºF. Note that the environmental temperature and the operating temperature are not necessarily the same. The higher the temperatures, the faster the discharge. When you do not intend to use the transmitter for a longer period of time, we recommend that you remove the battery from the transmitter. The transmitter uses current even when being turned off. Leaving the battery in the transmitter may affect the battery life span. Improper long term storage of lithium-ion batteries can reduce their effective life. New lithium-ion batteries should be stored in a location with ambient temperatures between 20ºC to 38ºC/ 70º to 100ºF a t a 40% state of charge or lower. After use, batteries can be stored at higher charge levels. After a longer period of storage, we recommend recharging of batteries p rior to being placed back into service or use. Batteries stored in cold environments may need to be stabilized within normal temperature ranges prior to recharging and use. Batteries can be replaced when they are no longer capable of holding 80% of their original capacity. Users should consider how frequently an old battery is recharged compared to when it was new. We recommend that you check with your representative if you need further details. BATTERY PRECAUTIONS Observe the following general battery warnings: As batteries contains flammable substances such as lithium or other organic solvents, they may cause heating, rupture or ignition. Risk of explosion if battery is replaced with a battery of an incorrect type. Do not short circuit, disassemble, deform or heat batteries. Never try to charge a visibly damaged or frozen battery. Keep batteries out of reach of small children. Should a child swallow a battery, consult a physician immediately. Avoid direct soldering to batteries. When discarding batteries, insulate the + and - ...
Page 19: Guarantee, Service, Repairs And Maintenance
REMOVAL OF INTERNAL BATTERY I MPORTANT! Electronics and batteries must be physically separated before disposal. Make sure that electronics or batteries are not thrown in the household waste. 1. Remove the clip. Remove the rubber cover by hand. Use a screwdriver to unscrew the 2 screws. 2. Use a screwdriver to unscrew the 4 screws. Remove the front encapsulation by hand. Turn the transmitter around, so that the buttons face up. 3. Use a screwdriver to unscrew the screw in the middle of the transmitter. Lift the circuit board up by hand. 4. The battery pack is placed behind the circuit board. Remove the battery by hand. GUARANTEE, SERVICE, REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE The Tele Radio AB products are covered by a guarantee/warranty against material, construction and manufacturing faults. During the guarantee/warranty period, Tele Radio AB may replace the product or faulty parts. Work under guarantee/warranty must be carried out by Tele Radio AB or by an authorized service centre specified by Tele Radio AB. This is not covered by the guarantee/ warranty: ...
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