Vetter SmartFork Operating Instructions Manual

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SmartFork
Flash control device
U163-908
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  • Page 1 Operating instructions ® SmartFork Flash control device U163-908 Read the instructions prior to performing any task! Keep for future use!
  • Page 2 SmartFork ® Flash control device V.09/2019...
  • Page 3 About this This operating manual contains basic information that is to be observed during the manual assembly, operation and configuration of the VETTER SmartFork ® Flash control device (also referred to as driver). For this reason, it is imperative to read this manual before any work on or with the control device and ensure that it is always available at the operation site.
  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Additional functions Configuration by means of the control device Hardware Config Mode 4.5.1 Setting the parameters 4.5.2 Exiting the setting TECHNICAL DATA ® SmartFork Flash: Driver V2.0 data SmartFork ® Flash: Driver V2.0 LI data INDEX ® SmartFork Flash control device...
  • Page 5: Overview

    Flash application on the inside (Fig. 1/1) of the fork arms enables insertion depth orientation that can be adapted to the load thanks to the configurable display of the LED pattern. VETTER This operating manual describes the safe assembly and commissioning of the VETTER ® ® SmartFork...
  • Page 6: Safety

    This combination of symbol and signal word indicates potential dangers to the environment. Tips and rec- ommenda- This symbol highlights useful tips and recommendations as well as infor- tions mation for ensuring efficient and faultless operation. ® SmartFork Flash control device V.09/2019...
  • Page 7: Safety Instructions

    WARNING! Risk of injury from incorrectly executed work on the control device ® The faultless function of the VETTER SmartFork Flash application ulti- mately depends on the unchanged state of the control device. Inde- pendent modifications and improper repairs or the use of third-party com- ponents could lead to damage and a loss of functionality as well as serious injuries during use.
  • Page 8: Applicable Documents

    Safety Applicable documents Applicable documents In addition to this manual, also observe the documentation of the other components used: U163-907 Manual SmartFork ® U163-599 Replacement of the LED band ® SmartFork Flash control device V.09/2019...
  • Page 9: Assembly

    ® Fig. 2: VETTER SmartFork Flash NOTICE! Install the control device in a protected position (e.g. on the fork carriage). ® Refer to manual U163-907 (SmartFork ) for cable installation instruc- tions. ® V.09/2019 SmartFork Flash control device...
  • Page 10: Settings

    Selector switch S1 (Fig. 3) determines the function of channel 1. Activation by moving the respective switching contact to the ON position. It is possible to switch freely between functions. Contact Function Parking light Chasing light Insertion depth Depth mark ® SmartFork Flash control device V.09/2019...
  • Page 11: Selector Switch S2

    In “Hardware Config Mode” state, the device setting is made via button S4. 4.1.5 Potentiometer When activated, the potentiometer (Fig. 3) generates a direct analogue value that oper- ates the insertion depth display (see table, Selector switch S3). ® V.09/2019 SmartFork Flash control device...
  • Page 12: Status Leds

    There are two status LEDs (Fig. 4) with the following functions: LED 1 “red" - Lights up if the voltage supply has been established correctly. LED 2 "orange" - Serves as a feedback LED for Hardware Config Mode. ® SmartFork Flash control device V.09/2019...
  • Page 13: Configuration By Means Of Pc

    Settings Configuration by means of PC Configuration by means of PC ® Configuration software is provided for configuration of the SmartFork Flash application. Connecting the control device and PC: Unscrew and remove the four screws on the housing cover. ð Opening and removing the cover...
  • Page 14: Establishing A Connection

    In order to determine the correct port, open the software prior to connecting the USB cable and check which port is added. ð The connection is established after the port is selected. The following display appears: ® SmartFork Flash control device V.09/2019...
  • Page 15 Settings Configuration by means of PC > Establishing a connection Fig. 6: Connection screen Select the “Signals” tab. ð The configuration screen appears. ® V.09/2019 SmartFork Flash control device...
  • Page 16: Configuration

    ð Settings are transferred to the control device and stored in the volatile part of the control system. Press the “Save” button to save data permanently. The “Download” button can be used to download the current set- tings for the control system. ® SmartFork Flash control device V.09/2019...
  • Page 17: Additional Functions

    5. Restore The “Restore” function can be used to restore and store the default settings that are stored on the control system. 6. Restart This function carries out a soft reset of the control system. ® V.09/2019 SmartFork Flash control device...
  • Page 18: Configuration By Means Of The Control Device

    Change to Hardware Config Mode Change to Hardware Config Mode: Press and hold button S4. ð The orange status LED confirms the change to Hardware Config Mode by means of a 3-second illumination pulse. ® SmartFork Flash control device V.09/2019...
  • Page 19: Setting The Parameters

    LED packages for the Markers. 4.5.2 Exiting the setting Save Save the set values into non-volatile memory via parameter 1 “Save and Exit”. ð A control device restart is triggered automatically after the set values are saved. ® V.09/2019 SmartFork Flash control device...
  • Page 20 Hardware Config Mode > Exiting the setting Exit Press and hold button S4. ð Change from Hardware Config Mode to Operational Mode. NOTICE! In this case, the values are not saved and are lost following the control device restart. ® SmartFork Flash control device V.09/2019...
  • Page 21: Technical Data

    Flash are to be excluded by means of additional safety measures. The device is to be protected against overvoltage and overcurrent on the vehicle side. Changes, add-ons and modifications to the SmartFork ® system of any nature are not permissible! Heat is generated in the housing during operation of the driver.
  • Page 22 Technical data SmartFork® Flash: Driver V2.0 data Key data ® Control of the SmartFork Flash LED bands 2 independent channels (not more than 60 LEDs per channel) Function selection via integrated switches Can be configured via USB 1x analogue input 0 – 10 V for insertion depth display 1x digital input (max.
  • Page 23: Smartfork Flash: Driver V2.0 Li Data

    Flash are to be excluded by means of additional safety measures. The device is to be protected against overvoltage and overcurrent on the vehicle side. Changes, add-ons and modifications to the SmartFork ® system of any nature are not permissible! Heat is generated in the housing during operation of the driver.
  • Page 24 Technical data SmartFork® Flash: Driver V2.0 LI data Key data ® Control of the SmartFork Flash LED bands 2 independent channels (not more than 60 LEDs per channel) Function selection via integrated switches Can be configured via USB Switching signal feedthrough to the output side Electrical data Operating voltage 12 –...
  • Page 25 Technical data SmartFork® Flash: Driver V2.0 LI data Own notes ® V.09/2019 SmartFork Flash control device...
  • Page 26: Index

    Selector switch S2 ......11 Selector switch S3 ......11 ® SmartFork Flash control device V.09/2019...
  • Page 28 Deviations and changes are part of our ongoing review and improvement of the product. VETTER Industrie GmbH does not accept any respon- sibility or liability for errors that arise from the use and application of this document. This document, including all parts, is protected by copyright.

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