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2 Pushbuttons, 8-Stepped Buttons with Display
IP RATING
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SOLIDS LIQUIDS
SOLIDS LIQUIDS
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SOLIDS LIQUIDS
SOLIDS LIQUIDS
IP RATING
IP RATING
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SOLIDS LIQUIDS
SOLIDS LIQUIDS
IP RATING
IP RATING
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SOLIDS LIQUIDS
SOLIDS LIQUIDS
IP RATING
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SOLIDS LIQUIDS
SOLIDS LIQUIDS
IP RATING
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SOLIDS LIQUIDS
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MADE IN
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SINCE 1992
LOGOS Transmitter
IP RATING
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SOLIDS LIQUIDS
Industrial wireless remote control solutions with
IP RATING
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customer service that is always within reach.
SOLIDS LIQUIDS
IP RATING
6 7
SOLIDS LIQUIDS
IP RATING
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SOLIDS LIQUIDS
IP RATING
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SOLIDS LIQUIDS
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SOLIDS LIQUIDS
MADE IN
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SINCE 1992
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HHMS-9XW08
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Summary of Contents for Cervis Warrior HHMS-9XW08
- Page 1 Product Manual HHMS-9XW08 LOGOS Transmitter 2 Pushbuttons, 8-Stepped Buttons with Display IP RATING IP RATING IP RATING SOLIDS LIQUIDS SOLIDS LIQUIDS SOLIDS LIQUIDS Industrial wireless remote control solutions with IP RATING IP RATING IP RATING customer service that is always within reach. SOLIDS LIQUIDS SOLIDS LIQUIDS SOLIDS LIQUIDS...
- Page 2 Product Manual This document is the property of Cervis, Inc. and cannot be copied, modified, e-mailed, or reproduced without the express prior written consent of Cervis, Inc. Cervis, Inc. reserves the right to change this manual or edit, delete, or modify any information without prior notification.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Cervis, Inc. Safety Precautions ....................4 1.0 Warrior HHMS-9XW08 Transmitter Introduction ........... 5 2.0 HHMS-9XW08 Battery Installation ..............6 3.0 System Startup & Shutdown ................7 3.1 HHMS-9XW08 Battery Warning and Shutdown ............8 4.0 Charging the Battery Pack ................9 4.1 Important Charging Notes ..................9... -
Page 4: Cervis, Inc. Safety Precautions
Cervis, Inc. Safety Precautions CAUTION ƒ Read and follow all instructions. ƒ Failure to abide by Safety Precautions may cause equipment Cautions are used to warn failure, loss of authority to operate the equipment, and personal of serious consequences injury. -
Page 5: Warrior Hhms-9Xw08 Transmitter Introduction
1.0 Warrior HHMS-9XW08 Transmitter Introduction The Warrior HHMS-9XW08 transmitter is a compact transmitter that interfaces with all Warrior receivers. The HHMS-9XW08 has NOTE twostandardgreenpushbuttonsontheunit’sbacksideand eight multi-step actuators on its front. These eight actuators are Refer to the Warrior receiver performance-rated at 2.3 lbf (10.23 N) for more than two million... -
Page 6: Hhms-9Xw08 Battery Installation
PN 15201600 using the transmitter to operate a crane. If this label is missing, Material handling warning stop using the transmitter and call Cervis at 724-741-9000 for a label. Cervis Part Number CHARGING CHARGED replacement label. -
Page 7: System Startup & Shutdown
Product Manual 3.0 System Startup and Shutdown LOGOS SYSTEM STARTUP ACTION 1 Pull the STOP switch up. OBSERVE Display briefly flashing the Warrior logo and transmitter MADE IN THE USA BY serial number (right) LED B lights solid for 1.5 seconds indicating the time period to enter Maintenance Mode (see Section 6.0). - Page 8 LOGOS SYSTEM SHUTDOWN ACTION 1 Push the STOP switch down OR Allow the transmitter to timeout. (10 minute standard default). OBSERVE Observe display for Stop MADE IN THE USA BY indication. Observe transmitter shutdown. Note that the receiver will retain power but all receiver relay outputs will return to their inactive state.
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Page 9: Hhms-9Xw08 Battery Warning And Shutdown
3.1 HHMS-9XW08 Battery Warning and Shutdown The HHMS-9XW08 will alert you if the remaining battery life is getting low or is too low for normal operation. LOW BATTERY WARNING The BATTERY LED flashes once per second, indicating a LOW BATTERY situation is present. The low battery warning is issued when there is approximately1hourofbatteryliferemaining.Itis recommended to charge the battery when the low... -
Page 10: Charging With The Ac Charging Adapter
Solid Green = charged or charging device to the ƒ Maximumchargingtime=Fivehours charging cradle even if it has a similar connector—doing so Use ONLY CERVIS, Inc. AC may risk damaging the battery wall-mount charging cord: and/or overheating the power PN 15201600 supply. -
Page 11: Hhms-9Xw08 Leds
LED indicates an error status. The following three conditionscanberectifiedbycorrectingtheerror: ƒ (1) Short Blink, (1) Long Blink = Supply Voltage Less than 9.0 VDC Use a different power supply. Or, if the charger is being used in a mobilesituation,thevehicle’sbatteryislowandshouldbecharged eitherbyanexternalchargerorbyrunningtheengine. T hefollowingerrorsrequireremovalandre-insertionofthebattery: ... -
Page 12: Hhms-9Xw08 Oled Display On-Screen Icons
5.1 HHMS-9XW08 OLED Display On-Screen Icons SIGNAL STRENGTH BATTERY INDICATOR LIFE INDICATOR Four bars indicate Indicates the amount of the signal strength power remaining in the between the transmitter rechargeable LiPO battery. and the receiver. TRANSMITTER ID NUMBER RECEIVER ID LINK Indicates the ID of the receiver that the transmitter is linked to. -
Page 13: Maintenance Mode
STOP SWITCH 6.0 Maintenance Mode Entering Maintenance Mode provides access to the following systemfeatures: ƒ Association (Section 6.1) MADE IN THE USA BY IN THE USA BY MADE IN THE USA BY MADE IN THE USA BY ƒ Clear Receiver IDs (Section 6.2) ... - Page 14 ƒ When a transmitter is purchased new to be a spare or replacement foranexistingtransmitter. ƒ When a previously-associated transmitter is associated to a different receiver to replace a damaged or lost transmitter, or to troubleshoot that system, its association to the original receiver is lost.
- Page 15 MADE IN THE USA BY MADE IN THE USA BY ACTION 3 Press and hold buttons B3 and B4 for five seconds. OBSERVE Observe LED A blinking and the display for indication of Association Mode. STOP SWITCH ACTION 4 Release buttons B3 and B4. The transmitter now searches for nearby unlocked Warrior receivers to associate HORN/...
- Page 16 press button B9 to move to the next receiver in the list. ttom to top. OBSERVE Observe receiver strobe light (or green LED for MU-6E) flashing to identify target receiver. ACTION 6 When the desired receiver does respond, press button B10 to select and confirm the target receiver.
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Page 17: Clearing Hhms-9Xw08 Stored Receiver Id (Factory Reset)
ACTION 5 Push the STOP switch down. ACTION 4 6.2 Clearing HHMS-9XW08 Stored Receiver ID (Factory Reset) OBSERVE NOTE Release buttons B3 and B4. The HHMS-9XW08 transmitter stores its associated receiver ID Observe transmitter shutdown. The transmitter now searches for nearby in its internal memory. -
Page 18: Hhms-9Xw08 Inactivity Timeout Configuration
Display for indication of ID Reset then LED A and LED B on solid, indicating that the reset is complete. ACTION 4 Release all buttons. The transmitter clears its memory of all linked receivers and returns to Maintenance Mode. OBSERVE LEDs should be scrolling bottom to top. - Page 19 STOP SWITCH seconds, indicating the time period available to OBSERVE enter Maintenance Mode. Note that all receiver (Repeat start up procedure if necessary) outputs are disabled at ACTION 2 this time. Observe the RF signal LED on solid Enter maintenance Mode (see Section 6.0). and LED A blinking and OBSERVE display indicating...
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Page 20: Hhms-9Xw08 Tandem Operation Receiver Select
7.0 HHMS-9XW08 Tandem Operation Receiver Select NOTE Tandem operation allows a transmitter to control two receivers (RX A or RX B) individually simultaneously. Receiver selection Tandem operation is an isdonebycyclingthroughthreeoptionsusingbuttonB9:RXA, optional feature and is only RX B or BOTH (which repeats with subsequent presses of B9). included with systems that are Whenthedesiredreceiverselectionisverifiedbyresponsefrom ordered this way. - Page 21 To select RX A only, push button B10. OBSERVE LED A solid and display indicating Receiver A selected. MADE IN THE USA BY ACTION 2B To select RX B only, push button B9 once. OBSERVE HORN/ RF signal LED solid and LED B blinking, as well START as display indicating...
- Page 22 LED A solid and display indicating Receiver B selected. MADE IN THE USA BY MADE IN THE USA BY MADE IN THE USA BY MADE IN THE USA BY ACTION 2D To select RX A AND RX B, push button B9 twice. OBSERVE HORN/ RF signal LED solid and...
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Page 23: Hhms-9Xw08 Accessories
Module Contains position shown (right). FCC ID: LOBSRF310 IC: 7955A-SRF310 Input: 6–8.4V SN: XXXXXXXXXX Use ONLY CERVIS, Inc. AC wall-mount charging cord: PN 15201600 CHARGING CHARGED WARNING TO AVOID INJURY - DO NOT • Lift more than rated load • Operate when load is not centered under hook •... -
Page 24: Hhms-9Xw08 Logos Datasheet
HHMS-9XW08 LOGOS 900MHz @ 100mW WARRIOR TRANSMITTER Channel-Hopping DSSS FCC & Industry Canada License-Free Internal Antenna POWER BATTERIES RECHARGEABLE LITHIUM ION BATTERY PACK AUTO SHUTDOWN 10 MIN. OF BUTTON INACTIVITY (USER ADJUSTABLE) OR LOW BATTERY CONTROLS STEPPED BUTTONS EIGHT TWO-STEP PUSHBUTTONS LEDs (SEE TABLE ON PAGE 11 FOR INDICATIONS) - Page 25 724-741-9000 cervisinc.com info@cervis.net...
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