autec SK4LU0PH Radio Remote Control User Manual
- June 3, 2024
- autec
Table of Contents
autec SK4LU0PH Radio Remote Control
Information on the use of instructions
Before reading this part of the Manual, you must read and understand the general part (Part A) of the Manual provided with the Radio Remote Control.
Structure of the Instruction Manual
Part | Title | Contents |
---|
A
|
General part
| – General information regarding the series,
– directions for risk assessment of the “Machine+Radio Remote Control” system,
– warnings for installation of the Radio Remote Control,
– warnings for use and maintenance of the Radio Remote Control,
– instructions for correct transportation and storage of Radio
Remote Control.
B| Conformity and
frequencies
| – Operating frequency bands of the Radio Remote Control,
– conformity and law references of the Radio Remote Control.
C
|
Transmitting Unit
| Description and instructions concerning the Transmitting Unit, including:
– description of operation,
– commands,
– light signals,
– malfunctions,
– additional instructions to the general part.
D
|
Receiving Unit
| Description and instructions concerning the Receiving Unit, including:
– description of operation,
– light signals,
– malfunctions,
– additional instructions to the general part.
E
|
Battery and battery charger
| Description, warnings and instructions concerning batteries and battery chargers, including:
– description of operation,
– light signals,
– malfunctions,
– instructions for the User.
The Manual for the use and maintenance of Autec Radio Remote Controls consists
of different parts, that altogether form the Manual; the Manual must be read
carefully, understood and applied by the Radio Remote Control’s Owner, User
and by all those Persons that, for any reasons, may operate with the Radio
Remote Control or with the Machine where it is installed. The following table
describes the structure of the Instruction Manual for the use and the
maintenance of the Radio Remote Control.
Usage and maintenance instructions are supplemented by the Radio Remote
Control’s Technical Data Sheet, that:
- Describes the Transmitting Unit’s configuration
- Indicates the relation between commands sent by the Transmitting Unit and those available on the Receiving Unit.
Usage and maintenance instruction as a whole are to be considered as an
integral part both of the Autec Radio Remote Control and of the Machine,
system, device or Machinery system where the Radio Remote Control is
installed.
The Manufacturer of the Machine on which the Autec Radio Remote Control is
installed, and the Owner and User of the Machine, must make sure that the
Instruction Manual and all of its parts are included in the Instruction Manual
of the Machine.
The CD attached to each Instruction Manual includes the translations of the
Manual.
Act as follows to identify the single Manual parts in the relevant language in
the CD:
- Identify the correct section depending on the Radio Remote Control serial number
- Choose the desired language
- Select the single parts of the Manual: refer to the code name provided on the cover of each part.
Caption and terminology
Contact Autec if any of the instructions, symbols, warnings or images are not
clear and understandable.
In this part of the Manual, the terms listed below have the same meaning
explained in the corresponding paragraph of the general part (Part A):
- Unit
- Radio Remote Control
- Transmitting Unit
- Receiving Unit
- Radio link
- Active stop
- Automatic stop
- Manual stop
- Passive stop
- Machine
- Manufacturer
- Installer
- User
- Maintenance Technician
- Manual or Instruction Manual
- Installation manual
- Person
- Owner
Functions indicated for the Manufacturer, the Installer, the User and the
Maintenance Technician may be performed by a single Person, if he/she has the
needed competence and undertakes the resulting responsibilities. Each Person
must be aware of the instructions contained in the Manual, depending on the
activity they carry out.
For example, if a Manufacturer is also the Installer, and/or Maintenance
Technician, he/she must also know and follow the instructions specifically
addressed to those Persons. The same applies, for example, if a User is also
the Manufacturer and/or the Installer.
Symbols
This symbol identifies the parts of text in the Manual that must be read with
special attention.
This symbol identifies the parts of text in the Manual containing warnings,
information and/or instructions that are particularly relevant with regards to
safety; failure in understanding them or in complying with them may cause
hazards for People and/or property.
To whom the instructions are addressed
Addressees of instructions are listed in the paragraph with the same title in the general part: please refer to that part.
Instruction storage
Regulation for the storage of instructions are described in the paragraph with the same title in the general part: please refer to that part.
Intellectual property
Restrictions connected to intellectual property are described in the paragraph with the same title in the general part: please refer to that part.
Brief product presentation
Series, Radio Remote Control and Unit
Autec Air series’ Radio Remote Controls are designed to be used on Machines and provide a command interface to their command and control system, to be used from an appropriate distance and position.
Conformity with standards
This part of the Manual describes:-
- the Air series’ Radio Remote Control compliance with the standards, the requirements and conditions of use in each Country and
- the different frequency bands, in which the Radio Remote Control is able to operate.
Contacts and useful addresses
The Radio Remote Controls are produced by Autec Srl – Via Pomaroli, 65 – 36030
Caldogno (VI) – Italy.
You can find contacts for Autec, its distributors, dealers and authorized
service centres on the website www.autecsafety.com.
Warranty
General warranty conditions are indicated both in the relevant sheet provided together with this documentation, and in the specific page on the website www.autecsafety.com.
Technical assistance and spare parts
If you need technical services and/or spare parts, please refer to contacts
provided in the website www.autecsafety.com.
When applying for technical service to Autec, its distributors, dealers and
authorized service centres, the Radio Remote Control’s serial number is
required; you can find it on the identification plate on the Transmitting Unit
and/or on the Receiving Unit.
Conformity
Addressees of instructions must:
- Make sure that the Radio Remote Control works within the frequency band permitted in the country where it is used.
- Make sure that the Radio Remote Control works correctly, in compliance with the applicable standards in the relevant country.
- Not modify the Radio Remote Control conformity, by performing modifications or technical operations that change its operation.
During training on or usage of Autec Radio Remote Controls, local provisions imposing the conservation of product conformity with local standards must be respected, as well as specific standards related to safety in the use of Radio Remote Controls or electrical devices, both in the working environment or outside of it.
EC conformity
According to the regulations in force in the European Union, one of the
requirements for a Radio Remote Control to be compliant with the EC conformity
is to work at one of the permitted frequencies. If it does not, the Radio
Remote Control cannot be considered compliant.
Each Air series Radio Remote Control operating in the 863-870MHz frequency
band complies with the following Directives: RED Directive (2014/53/EU, Annex
II), all the relevant provisions of the Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC), RoHS
Directive (2011/65/EU) and, when a cable control is available in the cableless
control system, the EMC Directive (2014/30/EU) too.
Each Radio Remote Control also complies with the harmonised standards listed
in the EU Declaration of Conformity, that are in force and applicable when the
Radio Remote Control is put on the market.
The EU Declaration of Conformity of Autec Radio Remote Controls is provided in
English as an attachment with the Radio Remote Control. Contact Autec if you
need this declaration in one of the other languages of the European Union.
UK conformity
According to the regulations in force in the United Kingdom, one of the
requirements for a Radio Remote Control to be compliant with the UKCA
conformity is to work at one of the permitted frequencies. If it does not, the
Radio Remote Control cannot be considered compliant.
Each Air series Radio Remote Control operating in the 863-870MHz frequency
band complies with the following Directives: 2017 Radio Equipment Regulations,
all the relevant provisions of the 2008 Supply of Machinery (Safety)
Regulations, 2012 Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations and, when a cable control is
available in the cableless control system, the 2016 Electromagnetic
Compatibility Regulations too.
Each Radio Remote Control also complies with the harmonised standards listed
in the UK Declaration of Conformity, that are in force and applicable when the
Radio Remote Control is put on the market.
Autec Radio Remote Control’s UK Declaration of Conformity is provided as an
attachment with the Radio Remote Control.
ECE R10-05 conformity of the MVRCAN Receiving Unit
The MVRCAN (Model RNF) Receiving Unit complies with the ECE R10-05 Regulation and its approval number is E4910R05/010096*00.
ECE R10-06 conformity of the DCRF13 Receiving Unit
The DCRF13 (Model RTR) Receiving Unit complies with the ECE R10-06 Regulation and its approval number is E4910R06/010220*00.
FCC conformity
Unit | FCC ID |
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AJC Transmitting Unit | Model J4A Type NZ3QH |
AJQ Transmitting Unit | Model J4A Type NZ3QH |
LK NEO 6 DF Transmitting Unit | Model LKN Type DA1LH |
LK NEO 6 Transmitting Unit | Model LKN Type LA1JH |
LK NEO 8 Transmitting Unit | Model LKN Type LA1JH |
LK NEO 10 DF Transmitting Unit | Model LKN Type DA2NH |
LK NEO 10 DFN Transmitting Unit | Model LKN Type DF2NH |
LK NEO 10 Transmitting Unit | Model LKN Type LA2MH |
LK NEO 12 Transmitting Unit | Model LKN Type LA2MH |
SK4 Transmitting Unit | Model SK4 Type LA0PH |
SK4 Transmitting Unit | Model SK4 Type LU0PH |
SK8 Transmitting Unit | Model SK4 Type LA0PH |
SK8B Transmitting Unit | Model SK8 Type NA5QH |
ACRS13-G Receiving Unit | Model RGA Type GC0FH |
OQA-AIRRT42FH
DCRS13 Receiving Unit| Model RGM Type KC0FH| Contains FCC ID:
OQA-AIRRT42FH
ACRS13-L Receiving Unit| Model RLB Type HC0FH| Contains FCC ID:
OQA-AIRRT42FH
ACRM15 Receiving Unit| Model RMC Type EC0FH| Contains FCC ID:
OQA-AIRRT42FH
MVRCAN Receiving Unit| Model RNF Type LC0FH| Contains FCC ID:
OQA-AIRRT42FH
MVRL9E Receiving Unit| Model RRL Type PC0FH| Contains FCC ID:
OQA-AIRRT42FH
DCRM24 Receiving Unit| Model RMG Type MC0FH| Contains FCC ID:
OQA-AIRRT42FH
ACRM5E Receiving Unit| Model RMH Type NC0FH| Contains FCC ID:
OQA-AIRRT42FH
MVRDIN Receiving Unit| Model RSN Type QC0FH| Contains FCC ID:
OQA-AIRRT42FH
ACRDIN Receiving Unit| Model RSP Type RC0FH| Contains FCC ID:
OQA-AIRRT42FH
DCRF13 Receiving Unit| Model RTR Type UG0FH| OQA-RTRUG0FH
A Air series’ Radio Remote Control working in the 915-928MHz frequency band,
whose Units are listed in the following table, complies with the requirements
of the standards FCC (Federal Communication Commission) Part 15.
Place the antenna of the Receiving Unit in a position that ensures a minimum
separation distance of 20cm from all the people that can be in the working
area.
Read carefully the section of the Manual where the antenna position is
described, both in the general part and in the specific part referring to the
Receiving Unit.
Autec allows you to use only the dedicated antenna supplied either with the
remote control or as original spare part. The use of any other type of antenna
is prohibited and will invalidate the warranty.
FCC
As required by standard FCC Part 15, the following indication is valid for all
the Units listed in the previous table.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions:
- This device may not cause harmful interference, and
- This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the User’s authority to operate the equipment.
As required by standard FCC Part 15, the following indication is valid for all
the Units listed in the previous table.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class
B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more
of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
IC conformity
A Air series’ Radio Remote Control working in the 915-928MHz frequency band, whose Units are listed in the following table, complies with the requirements of the standards IC (Industry Canada) RSS-247.
Unit | IC |
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AJC Transmitting Unit | Model J4A Type NZ3QH |
AJQ Transmitting Unit | Model J4A Type NZ3QH |
LK NEO 6 DF Transmitting Unit | Model LKN Type DA1LH |
LK NEO 6 Transmitting Unit | Model LKN Type LA1JH |
LK NEO 8 Transmitting Unit | Model LKN Type LA1JH |
LK NEO 10 DF Transmitting Unit | Model LKN Type DA2NH |
LK NEO 10 DFN Transmitting Unit | Model LKN Type DF2NH |
LK NEO 10 Transmitting Unit | Model LKN Type LA2MH |
LK NEO 12 Transmitting Unit | Model LKN Type LA2MH |
SK4 Transmitting Unit | Model SK4 Type LA0PH |
SK4 Transmitting Unit | Model SK4 Type LU0PH |
SK8 Transmitting Unit | Model SK4 Type LA0PH |
SK8B Transmitting Unit | Model SK8 Type NA5QH |
ACRS13-G Receiving Unit | Model RGA Type GC0FH |
9061A-AIRRT42FH
DCRS13 Receiving Unit| Model RGM Type KC0FH| Contains IC:
9061A-AIRRT42FH
ACRS13-L Receiving Unit| Model RLB Type HC0FH| Contains IC:
9061A-AIRRT42FH
ACRM15 Receiving Unit| Model RMC Type EC0FH| Contains IC:
9061A-AIRRT42FH
MVRCAN Receiving Unit| Model RNF Type LC0FH| Contains IC:
9061A-AIRRT42FH
MVRL9E Receiving Unit| Model RRL Type PC0FH| Contains IC:
9061A-AIRRT42FH
DCRM24 Receiving Unit| Model RMG Type MC0FH| Contains IC:
9061A-AIRRT42FH
ACRM5E Receiving Unit| Model RMH Type NC0FH| Contains IC:
9061A-AIRRT42FH
MVRDIN Receiving Unit| Model RSN Type QC0FH| Contains IC:
9061A-AIRRT42FH
ACRDIN Receiving Unit| Model RSP Type RC0FH| Contains IC:
9061A-AIRRT42FH
DCRF13 Receiving Unit| Model RTR Type UG0FH| 9061A-RTRUG0FH
Place the antenna of the Receiving Unit in a position that ensures a minimum
separation distance of 20cm from all the people that can be in the working
area.
Read carefully the section of the Manual where the antenna position is
described, both in the general part and in the specific part referring to the
Receiving Unit.
Autec allows you to use only the dedicated antenna supplied either with the
remote control or as original spare part. The use of any other type of antenna
is prohibited and will invalidate the warranty.
As required by the document “RSS-Gen — General Requirements and Information
for the Certification of Radio Apparatus”, the following indication is valid
for all the Units listed in the previous table.
This device complies with Industry Canada’s licence-exempt RSSs. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions:
- This device may not cause interference; and
- This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
As required by the document “RSS-Gen — General Requirements and Information
for the Certification of Radio Apparatus”, the following indications are valid
for all the Receiving Units listed in the previous table.
Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio transmitter may only operate
using an antenna of a type and maximum (or lesser) gain approved for the
transmitter by Industry Canada. To reduce potential radio interference to
other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the
equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that
necessary for successful communication.
This radio transmitter has been approved by Innovation, Science and Economic
Development Canada to operate with the antenna types listed below, with the
maximum permissible gain indicated. Antenna types not included in this list
that have a gain greater than the maximum gain indicated for any type listed
are strictly prohibited for use with this device.
Frequencies
Air series’ Radio Remote Controls can work in two different frequency bands:
863-870MHz or 915-928MHz.
The Radio Remote Controls’ working frequency is defined by market-specific
laws and standards. In order for the system “Machine+Radio Remote Control” to
be compliant and therefore to be used, these laws and standards must be
respected: if they are not, the Radio Remote Control cannot and must not be
used.
Autec cannot be held responsible if the Radio Remote Control is set with
frequencies that are forbidden in the country of use.
Frequency band 863-870MHz
Frequencies used | 128 |
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RF power | <25mW ERP |
Channel spacing | 50kHz |
(Typical) working range | 100m (330ft) |
Frequencies
The radio link between the Units of Autec Air series’ Radio Remote Controls is
established at one of the frequencies permitted by the European standards in
force when the system is put on the market.
The Units communicate with one another in dynamic mode, that is:
- They use a working frequency in the 863-870MHz band
- They check that the frequency is free before using it
- They continuously change the working frequency in order to guarantee the radio link even in the presence of interference.
Countries of usage
Air series’ Radio Remote Controls working in the 863-870MHz frequency band can
be used within the EU (European Union) and the EFTA (European Free Trade
Association).
Check on the technical data plate of the Units in which markets the Radio
Remote Control can be used.
Frequency band 915-928MHz
Frequencies
The radio link between the Units of Autec Air series Radio Remote Controls is
established at one of the frequencies permitted by the USA, Canadian and
Australian standards in force when the system is put on the market.
Frequencies used | 256 |
---|---|
RF power (FCC and IC) | meets FCC and IC requirements |
Channel spacing | 50kHz |
(Typical) working range | 100m (330ft) |
The Units communicate with one another in dynamic mode, that is:
- They use a working frequency in the 915-928MHz
- They check that the frequency is free before using it
- They continuously change the working frequency in order to guarantee the radio link even in the presence of interference.
Countries of usage
Air series’ Radio Remote Controls working in the frequency band 915-928MHz can
be used in the USA, Canadian and Australian markets.
Check on the technical data plate of the Units in which markets the Radio
Remote Control can be used.
References
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