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    (g) HIRSCHMANN

    C rane Safety Load M oment Ind icator

    U s e r M a n u a l

    H C 3 9 2 6

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    (g) HIRSCHMANN

    Crane Safety Load Moment Indicator

    User Manual

    HC3926

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    Contents1. General information 32. Warnings 43. General information of use 44. Inspection before operation 55. System description 65.1 System components 75.2 Characteristics param eter for main com ponen ts 85.2.1 Central unit 85.2.2 Operate console 85.2.3 Pressure transducer 95.2.4 Length/Angle sensor 95.3 Control and alarm 106. Description of system components 116.1 LC D display 116.1.1 Display content 116.2 Description of the display 126.2.1 Bargraph (load moment percentage) 126.2.2 Operation code set 136.2.3 Reev ing setting 146.2.4 Setting time 156.2.5 M emory check 16

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    6.2.6 Print data 166.3 Error code 166.4 Limitation of boon angle 186.4.1 Setting of upper angle limitation 186.4.2 Setting of lower angle limitation 196.4.3 Delete of angle setting 196.5 Tare display 206.6 Alarm stop 216.7 Indication Light 226.7.1 A2B indication light 226.7.2 Pre-warning light 236.7.3 Overload warning light 237. Daily maintenance 237.1 Content of maintenance 237.2 Rep lace the fuse 247.3 Adjustment for the length sensor 247.4 Adjustment for the angle sensor 257.5 Buzzer 267.6 Length cable of the length sensor 268. Error codes and remedy 279. HC 3926 LM I system connection drawing 4010. Operation mode list 41

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    1. General informationThe load moment indicator (LMI) HC3926 can be equipped with

    various cranes and has been designed to provide the crane operator withthe essential information which enable the machine to be used within itsdesigned parameters.

    Using various sensing devices and operation mode, the HC3926LMI monitors all crane functions and provides the operator with a realtime working condition parameter. The readings continuously changewith the crane action.

    The HC3926 LMI also provides the operator with informationregarding the length and angle of the boom, tip height, working radius,rated load and actual load. If non permitted conditions are approached,the HC 3926 LM I will warn the operator by an audible alarm, or awarning light at the same time send out a cutting-off signal.

    Combining with some control circuit of the crane, the operatorscan only work to the safe direction, and telescope out, boom luffingdown, hoist up will be stopped.

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    2. WarningsThe HC3926 LMI is an operational aid which warns a crane

    operator of an approaching of over-hoist condition and of overloadconditions w hich may cause damage to equipment and personnel.

    This device is not, and should not, be a substitute for goodjudgment, experience and accepted safe crane operating procedures, theoperator is solely responsible for the safe operation of the crane andmust observe and obey all warnings and instructions supplied by thecrane manufacturer.

    Prior to operating a crane equipped with a operational aid, theoperator must carefully and thoroughly read and understand theinformation in this manual and the crane manufacturer's manual toinsure that the operator knows the operation and limitations of theoperational aid and crane. Proper functioning is dependent on properdaily inspection and observance of the operating instructions set forth inthis m anual.

    3. General information of use(1) The LMI is a protection aid. To use it properly the operator

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    must comply with this manual Ensure that operation is under permittedconditions Abide the safe operation rule Abide other rules and notes.

    (2) Before operation the operator must switch on and ensure LMIsystem works well.

    (3) Forbid heavily shake central unit, display and sensors.(4) Unauthorized personnel can't remove the shell, otherwise

    moisture and dust w ill go into the inner part.(5) Cut off the electricity while moving the crane.(6) Gently clean the display with pledget.

    4. Inspection before operation(1) Check the cable of the length/angle sensor.(2) Check the cable of the other parts.(3) Switch on and check the display.(4) After the properly work of the display, please check the system.If you find some problems that you can't solve, please directly contact

    with us.

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    5. System descriptionThe HC3926 load moment indicator cons is ts of a centra l

    microprocessor unit (central unit) , operat ing console, length/anglesenso r , pressure transduce r and anti- two-b lock switch.

    The system operates on the principle of reference/actualcompar i son .

    The actual value, result ing from the pressure measurement iscompared with the reference data s tored in the central processormemory and evaluated in the microprocessor . When l imits are reached,an overload-warning s ignal is generated at the operator 's console.

    At the same t ime, the dangerous crane movements , such as hois t up,telescope out and boom down wil l be s topped (need the cooperation ofthe crane 's circuit) .

    The data regarding the crane, such as load capacity charts , boomweights , centers of gravity and other geometry parameters are s tored inmemory chips in the central processor unit and calculated by the centralunit for operat ion condit ion.

    Boom length and angle are measured by the length/angle sensor ,which is mounted on the boom. The length cable reel also serves for

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    signal transmission for the anti-two-block switch.The actual load is measure by the pressure transducer which

    separately mounted in the cylinder piston and cylinder rod and then sentto the central unit and calculated by microprocessor.

    Pressure transducers attached to the main and auxiliary hoistingrope measure the crane load.5.1 System components

    (1) Central unit(2) Operate console(3) Length/angle sensor(4) Pressure transducer (one or two)(5) A2B switch

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    5.2 Characteristics parameter for main components5.2.1 Central unit

    Power supply: D C2 4V (-25% ~+5 0% )Tem perature: -20C ~ +70CHum idity: below 95%Protection class: IP42

    5.2.2 Operate consolePower supply:Temperature:Humidity:Protection c lass:

    DC10V ~ 30V-20C ~ +70Cbelow 95 %IP42

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    Power supply:Output signal:Calibration temperature:Working temperature:Storage temperature:Accuracy class:Protection class:Linearity error:Temperature drifts of zerocentigrade: < 0.3%o/C

    5.2.4 Length/Angle sensorInstall position: one side of the cran e's main boomProtection class: * f r - IP 65

    DC +24V(-25%~+50%)4 m A ~ 2 0 m A-25C~+70C- 4 0 C ~ +85 C-50C~+100C1IP65< + / - 1%F.S

    point and sensitivity per degree

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    5.3 Control and alarm1. Alarm for:

    Over load Over-hoist System error

    Any of above condition happens, HC 3926 w ill send alarm signal orstop crane movement toward dangerous.

    2. Prohibit Boom luffing down Boom telescope out Hoist up

    When system alarm any of above movement will be stopped, andonly operation toward safety is allowed.

    3. Weighing Actual load Net weight

    The actual load will be displayed and if you press "net weight"button, then the weight of the weighing tool will be set to 0 and thedisplay is only the net weight of the load.

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    6. D escription of system com pon ents6.1 LCD display

    It is generally installed in the operate console where the best placefor the operator to watch the displayed data. Mostly is in front of theoperator.

    the operator'sfield of vision.

    6.1.1 Display content(1) Time (or error code) (time or E xx)(2) Actual load ( unit: ton)(3) Rated load (unit: ton)(4) Hoist height (unit: m)(5) Operation code ( num erica l)(6) Reeving code ( num erica l)

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    (7) Lower angle limit ( unit: cen tigrade)(8) Bargraph (load moment percentage) (u ni t: % )(9) Upper angle limit (u ni t: centigrade)(10) Boom length (unit: m)(11) Boom angle (unit: centigrade)(13) Working radius (unit: m)

    6.2 Description of the display6.2.1 Bargraph (load moment percentage)

    As the rated load change with motion of the crane, the bargraphwill constantly change on the display thus to correspond with the cranes'rated data.

    The bargraph has three areas: green area : within 90% of the rated load m oment

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    yel low prewarning area: reaching 9 0 % ^ 100% of the ra tedload moment

    red warning area: exceed ing 100 % of the rated load m om ent6.2.2 Operation code set

    To adjust LMI's parameter according to the actual workingcondit ion of the crane. Before operat ion the crane, operat ion codeshould coincident with the actual operation condition. Correct ways ofchoose an operat ion code:

    Press the button "function" for confirmation then it displays:

    Function settingD ^ S e t t i n g O M

    Setting ReevingsSetting timePrintError code

    Please choose "set t ing OM" and then press "enter" , i t displays:

    Setting

    Setting O MOM code 01

    for current OM , press" J, " for increase or decrease thePress "enter

    " t " andOM value.

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    You can use " " or " , " to adjust the operation conditionvalue the same as the actual value. After that please press "enter" toreturn to the normal interface.6.2.3 Reeving setting

    To ensure that the displayed value is the same with the actualreeving before start work.

    The correct way of setting reevings:Press the button "function" and then the " J , " button , it displays:

    Function settingSetting OMSetting reevingsSetting timePrintError code

    Press the "enter" on the display and then you can see:Setting reevings

    Reeving 01Setting current rope number as reeving

    01.Press " " and " * " for increase ordecrease the OM value. Press "enter" forreturn. Obey the regulation!

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    You can use " I " or " + " to adjust the displayed reeving valuethe same as the actual value. After that please press "enter" to return tothe normal interface.6.2.4 Setting time

    Correctly setting of time is the basic work of counting andoperating.To set to local time . Pre ss " func tion" and then th e ke y " J- " Itd isp lays :

    Function setting

    Setting OMSetting reevingsSetting timePrintError code

    You can use " T " or " . " to choose the "Sett ing t im e" i tem andpress "enter" . Then i t displays:

    ******* *Y* $ Tyl* * f)* * JJ* * jyj

    Setting time

    C ^

    ******200410291136

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    And then you can " | " or " J . " to set the correct time and press"enter". Then you can see:,,

    * * Y* * ]yj# * D* * H* * M

    Setting time

    x-

    200410291136

    After setting the correct time then move the hand cursor to "back"and press "enter" then return to the normal interface.6.2.5 Memory check

    This function is only available for the manufacture of crane.6.2.6 Print data

    For LMI system which consist print application.6.3 Er ro r code

    In case of a malfunction of the system the display will indicate acode which identifies the system malfunction. Thus the operator canfind and eliminate the malfunction and make maintenance.

    Right way of checking the malfunction:Press "function" button and choose "Error code" and p ress"enter".

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    See picture 16Function setting

    Setting O MSetting reevingsSetting tim eQuery for storePrintError code

    You can us e " I " or " J- " to che ck the inform ation of theerror code. Then press "enter" return to the normal interface. See theinterface of error code page:

    E rro r code E19malfunction : reference voltage er ro rcause j 1. The reference voltage in the

    m easuring point SPGSU M is lower than 3.6V2. A/D conv erter is defective

    rem edy : 1. Check the power supply2. Replace main board

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    6.4 Limitation of boon angleHC3926 LMI system has the function of confining angle scope ofthe crane's boom. In order to warn the operator of dangerous working

    conditions such like buildings, bridges and high-volt wirings it shouldreset the angle limitation of the boom after the boom telescope outagain.

    WarningThe angle limitation function of HC3926 system is only a

    warning purpose no control function. The user can select thisfunction according to the actual condition. Each time restart theLMI system it is asked to reset the angle limitation.

    6.4.1 Setting of upper angle limitationPlease boom up to the maximum safe angle and press this button

    before operate the crane. Then the LMI system set this angel as theupper limitation. The signal will light and display "upper anglelimitation xx ". If this limitation is exceeded the bu tton 's signal willlight and LMI sound alarm to warn the operator to take care.

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    l i m i t =>1reevinr; code g

    01p e r a t io ncodeM b 20-5m

    2 3 . 5 1a t e dloada c t u a l 2 0 I tload11 : 23 : 36

    6.4.2 Setting of lower angle limitationPlease boom down to the minimum safe angle and press this button

    before operate the crane. Then the LMI system set this angel as thelower limitation. The signal will light and display "lower anglelimitation xx ". If the actual angle is lower than this value the button 'ssignal will light and LMI sound alarm to warn the operator to take care.

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    ac tu a l 2 0 . I tload11 : 23 : 38

    6.4.3 Delete of angle settingPress the "upper" and "lower" button at the same time then the set

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    l imitat ion was deleted.6.5 Tare display

    The net weight refers to the only actual load without the otherappendix such as hook weight .

    When empty load ( including: hook) please press "net weight"button on the display and it will indicate "0" (see pic.20); If the boomangle keep unchanged then the displayed value is the net weight of theload.

    r e e v i n g c o d e 3o p e r a t i o n c o de 0 00 1h o i s t he i g h t 20. 5mr a t e d l o a d 23a c t u a l l o a d Qt

    -Jnnothing onthe hook press

    the kev "ta re "

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    r e e v i n g c o d e go p e r a t i o n c o de 0 00 1h o i s t he i g h t 20. 5mr a t e d l o a d 2 3 . fta c t u a l l o a d l o t

    somethingon Ihc hook

    WarningMake sure the boom movement be in a l lowed scope

    when hoist with load. To delete the function of "net weight"just change the radius.

    6.6 Alarm stopHC3926 system wil l sound aloud under the fol lowing condi t ions: reach to m axim um rated capaci ty the hook approach the t ip of l imitation reach to angle l imitation LMI system malfunct ion wrong opera t ionBy pressing the button o f a larm stop" the a larm wil l be s toppedfor 15 seconds.

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    6.7 Indication Light6.7.1 A2B indication lightSee picture (right) I C

    The red warning light will light up as soon as the anti-two-blocklimit Switch contact open, indicating that a two-blocking condition isapproaching. At the same time the audible alarm will sound. Thefollowing crane movements will be stopped subsequently: hoist up,telescope out, boom down. In order to avoid any injury to people orcrane, please check the A2B system before operating the crane in thefollowing procedure:

    a. Manually lifting the weight attached to the anti two-blockswitches, then the audible alarm sound and the anti two-block alarmlight will light.

    b. Slowly raise the hook or lower the boom or extend(telescope)the boom to create a potential two-block condition, when the hook liftsthe weight, the audible alarm sound, the anti two-block alarm light willlight and the crane movement such as hoist up, luffing down, telescopicout will be stopped.

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    properly. The malfunction shall be corrected before operating the crane.6.7.2 Pre-warning light

    See picture (right)The yellow load moment pre-warning light will light up when the

    load on the crane reaches the defined pre-warning area 90%"-100% ofthe rated capacity, thus indicating that an overload condition isapproaching. This means for the operator to continue his crane operationwith extreme caution.6.7.3 Overload warning light

    The red "Stop" light will light up and alarm Sound when the actualload reach to 100% of the rated capacity. The crane movement such ashoist up, boom stretch out and luffing down will be stopped. Thiscondition can be eliminated when hoist down the load or luffing up.

    7 . D a i l y m a i n t e n a n c e7.1 Content of maintenance

    A. Check the connection of the cable. Replace if any defective.B. Check the insulation of the connection cable and induction cable

    of the length angle sensor and A2B Switch. Replace if anydefective.

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    C. Check the sensibility of the A2B Switch.D. Check the cable reel (loose or not).E. Check the pressure transducer on the hydraulic and the

    connection line.7.2 Replace the fuse

    Malfunction: only alarm sound no cut-off output powerRemedy: replace the 10A refuse7.3 Adjustment for the length sensor

    To adjust the length of the boom in the following way:Retract the boom to basic boom length and check the pre-stress of

    the cable reel (cable must be tight). Then open the housing of thelength/angle sensor and use the screwdriver turn the axis of the lengthpotentiometer (see the arrow mark) till the displayed boom lengthaccord with the basic boom length.

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    7.4 Adjustment for the angle sensorThe angle sensor is installed in the same housing with the length

    sensor.First, retract the boom to the basic length and make sure the

    displayed value accord with the actual length. Use the angle instrumentor the tape measure to check whether the actual angle between 10 and70 keep the same with the displayed value. If not then must adjust theangle sensor. You can loose the install bolt with an arrow mark in thepicture and write down the angle degree.

    Adjust the angle sensor to change the radius. Usually per 0.5accord with 100mm. And then luffing to 70 and check the radiusagain. Repeat the above action till the displayed value accord with theactual value. And then tight the bolt again.

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    7.5 BuzzerIf the system display in order and no any error code but the buzzer

    aloud without stop then you should check the connection between thelength cable and A2B switch to see whether it drop off or water fall in.7.6 Length cable of the length sensor

    The reason for the length cable that cannot drawback when theboom retract or length cable loose when the boom retract to the basiccondition is that the mechanic peculiarity of the reelspring or the lengthcable fall off the tank so the retrieve force decrease.

    To solve the problem just tight the length cable inside the cable reelfor several rounds:

    1. Withdraw the crane and lay the boom on the frame2. Tight the cable reel for several rounds to make the length cable

    can be draw out as normal3. If tighting the cable cause boom length wrong display thenadjust the length sensor till the displayed value accord with the actual

    boom length

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    8. E rro r codes and remedyDuring the operat ions in case of any improper operat ion or LMI

    system malfunction the display will indicate a code which identifies theerror for the op era tor 's referen ce. So m e errors are cau sed by LMTmalfunction and some errors are caused by operator 's improper action.

    Mark: If you need any help please do not hesitate to contact usphon e: +86 516 87885 700 fax +86 516 877 9397 1

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    Malfunctions table1 Error1 code

    E01

    E 02

    E03

    E04

    Error

    Fallen belowthe radiusrange orangle rangeexceeded

    Max. radiusexceeded orfallen belowthe anglerangeBoomposition isout of thepermissibleworking area

    Operatingmode notexisting

    CauseFallen below theminimum radius orexceeding the maximumangle specified in therespective load chart dueto luffing up the boomtoo farThe maximum radius wasexceeded or fallen belowthe minimum anglespecified in the respectiveload chart due to luffingdown the boom too far

    Exceeded the permissibleworking area with load

    Incorrect setting of OMor enter intoimpermissible workingarea

    Elimination

    Luff down theboom to a radius orangle preset in theload chart

    Luff up the boomto a radius or anangle reset in theload chart

    Move boom backto the permissibleworking areaCorrectly setoperating modeaccording to actualoperation or moveback to thepermissibleworking area

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    Errorcode Error Cause

    E06

    E07

    E08

    Fallen belowangle range duringluffing jiboperation

    N oacknowledgementfrom the overloadrelay

    N oacknowledgementof the A2B switchrelay

    Fallen below theminimum angle rangespecified in therespective load chartdue to luffing downthe jib too far

    Overload relay iscaught, defective or isnot being driven

    A2B-relay is caught,defective or is notbeing driven

    Elimination

    Luff up theluffing jib to aradius or angleindicted in theload chart

    Replace relay, ifthis replacementis not satisfactorythe connectionboard has to bereplaced, too

    Re place relay ifreplacement notsatisfactory theconnection boardhas to bereplaced, too

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    Errorcode Error Cause

    E09

    E l l

    E I:

    Noacknowledgmentof the relay 2

    Fallen below limitfor the measuringchannel "lengthtelescopic boom"

    Fallen belowlower limit valuefor the measuringchannel " pressuretransducer rodside"

    The relay 2 in theconnection board isdefective or not beingdriven

    a) cable betweenlength sensor andcentral unit defectivenot connected orwater in theconnectorsb) length sensor potdefectivec) electronic board inthe measuringchannel defectivea) cable leading fromthe central unit to thepressure transducersdefective or water inthe connectors.b) pressure transducerdefectivec)electronic board inthe measuringchannel defective

    EliminationReplace relay, ifthis replacementis notsatisfactory, theconnection boardhas to bereplaced, tooa) check cableand connectorsas well andreplace, ifnecessaryb) replace lengthsensor potc) replace mainboard

    a) check cableand connectorsas well andreplace, ifnecessary.b) replacepressuretransducerc)replace mainboard

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    Errorcode Error C au s e

    E 13

    E15

    E l 6

    Fallen belowlower limit valuefor the measuringchannel "pressuretransducer pistonside"

    Fallen belowlower limit valuefor the measuringchannel "anglemain boom"

    Fallen belowlower limit valuefor the measuringchannel "luffingjib angle"

    a)cable betweencentral unit to thepressure transducerdefective or water inthe connectorsb)pressure transducerdefectivec)electronic board inthe measuring channeldefectivea)cablc betweencentral unit to thelength/angle sensordefective, loose orwater in the connectorsb) angle sensordefectivec) electronic board inthe measuring channeldefectivea) cable betweencentral unit to thelength/angle sensordefective, loose orwater in the connectorsb) angle sensordefectivec) electronic board inthe measuring channeldefective

    Eliminationa) check cable&connectors aswell andreplace, ifnecessaryb) replacepressuretransducerc) replace mainboarda) check cable&connectors aswell and replaceif necessaryb) replace anglesensorc) replace mainboard

    a) check cable& connector aswell, replace ifnecessary.b) replace angleconnectorc) replace mainboard

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    Errorcode Error

    E19

    E21

    Cause

    Referencevoltage defective

    Exceeded theupper limit valuefor measuringchannel "lengthtelescopic boom"

    Elimination

    a) reference voltage isless than 3.6Vb) A/D converterdefective

    a) cable betweenlength/angle sensor tocentral unit defectiveor water in theconnectorsb) length pot defectivec) electronic board inthe measuring channeldefective

    a) check supplyvoltageb) replacemain board

    a)check cable&connectors andreplace ifnecessaryb) replacelengthpotentiometerc) replace mainboard

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    Errorcode

    E 22

    E 23

    E25

    Error

    Exceeded theupper limitvalue formeasuringchannel"pressuretransducer rodside"

    Upper limitvalue inmeasuringchannel "rod-side pressure"exceeded

    Exceeded upperlimit value formeasuringchannel "anglemain boom"

    C au s ea) cable betweenpressure transducer tocentral unit defective orwater in the connectorb) pressure transducerdefectivec) electronic board in themeasuring channeldefectivea)cable from central unitto pressure transducerdefective or water insidethe plugsb)pressure transducerdefectivec)electronic board in themeasuring channeldefectivea) cable between centralunit to length/anglesensor defective or waterin the waterb) angle sensor defectivec)electronic board in themeasuring channeldefective

    Eliminationa) check cableand connector,and replace ifnecessaryb) replacepressuretransducerc) replace mainboarda) check cable aswell as plugs,replace if needb) replacepressuretransducerc) replace mainboarda) check cable &connectorsreplace if needb) replace anglesensorc) replace mainboard

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    Errorcode Error Cause

    E 26

    E38

    Exceededupper limitvalue formeasuringchannel"angleluffing jib"

    a) cable between centralunit to length/angle sensordefective or water in theconnectorsb) angle sensor defectivec) electronic board in themeasuring channeldefective

    E 29

    E31

    Referencevoltagedefective

    Cannotstore theoverloadmemory 'scounter

    a) reference voltage ishigher than 4.4Vb) A/D conve rter defective

    a) chip troubleb) chip drop offc) in-correct setting of thechip 's jump erd) overload record overthan 1000 times

    Wrongsystemprogram inthe SL1

    The system program in theSLI does not match theprogramming in the dataEPROM

    Eliminationa)check cable &connector repl. ifneedb) replace anglesensorc) replace mainboarda) check voltagesupplyb) replace mainboarda) set the overloadchips ' jumper( J IP l , JP2) to512Kb) replace chipsand test theoverload recordc) replace mainboard

    Replace systemprogram EPROM

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    Errorcode Error

    E 39

    E41

    E 42

    C au s e

    Voltage of theanalog inputover than it 'smeasurementrange

    Error in theinternal write/read memory(RAM) of thecomputermodule C167Error in theexternalwrite/readmemory(RAM)defective

    Elimination

    The voltagesupply in theanalogchannel orA2B switch isover 5 V

    a) check the groundconnection of the sensorsb) check the test-point'sc) check 8V voltaged) check if the analog signalis connected with highvoltagee) check if the A2B switchconnect with high voltaget) use HC4900 checker tocheck if there is high voltageg) if it cause the circuit boarddistortion by tightening thescrew replace main board

    a) replace computer moduleC167b) replace main board

    a) replace write/read memory(CMOS)b) replace SLI main board

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    Errorcode Error

    E46

    E47

    E 4 8

    Cause Elimination

    Cannot writedata into

    overload chips

    Load chartCRCcalibration isnot correct

    Defective ofload chartchips

    a) chips drop offb) incorrect settingof the chip'sjumperc) chips defectived) malfunction ofthe workingvoltage

    The data in theload chart was lostor been changed

    a) chips drop offb) chips defective

    a) high voltage in theanalog channelb) check the setting ofthe jum perc) replace chips and dothe overload testd) replace main boarda) check the load chartchipb) check the load chartchip's +5V supplyc) replace the load chartdatad) replace load chartchips

    a) replace the load chartdata chipsb) check if high voltagepass the analog channelc) check the digitalchannel's 5V supplyd) replace main board

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    E91

    Errorcode

    E49

    E51

    E80

    Error

    Faulty dataduring on-lineoperation

    Error in theFLASHShort circuitbetweenlength cableand A2Bswitch

    Cause Elimination

    No datatransmissionfrom consoleto central unit

    Upon loading, novalid data are to befound on the RMA inthe memory extensioninon-Line-programrningError in the FLASHdataa) cable to A2Bswitch defectiveb) A2B switchdefectivec) electronics in themain board defectivea) no 24V powersupply to the consoleb) circuit of theelectronics fromconsole to centralunit broken or touchthe groundc) electronic board ofthe send/receiverdefective

    a) replace memoryextensionb) replace on-lineinterfacec) replace SL1 mainboardReplace data FLASH

    a) check cableb) check the A2Bswitchc) replace main board

    a) check 24V powersupplyb) check theconnection betweenconsole electronicsand central unit, if finddefective, replace itc) replace consoleelectronics or relatedSLI main board

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    Errorcode

    E92

    E93

    E94

    Error

    Error in thedatatransmissionfrom consoleto centralunitError in thedatatransmission

    from centralunit to theconsole

    No datatransmissionfrom centralunit to theconsole

    Causea) circuit fromconsole electronics tocentral unit notconnected properlyb) electronic board ofthe send/receiverdefectivea) improperconnection betweencentral unit to consoleb) electronic board ofthe send/receiverdefectivea) circuit from centralunit to the console isbroken or touch thegroundb) 5 V pow er supplyin the central unit isdefectivec) 5V power supply istoo lowd) data send/receiverdefectivee) data FLASHdefectivef ) computer moduledefectiveg) coupler defective

    Eliminationa)check the connectionbetween consoleelectronics & centralunitb) replace consoleelectronics orcorresponding SLImain boarda) check circuit to theconsoleb) replace consoleelectronics orcorresponding SLImain boarda) check connection ofthe consoleb) check theconnection of thepower supplyc) replace electronicsd) replace electronicsof the console orcentral unite) check the FLA SH0 replace main boardof the central unitg) replace computermoduleh) replace the couplerof main board

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    1. If needn't christmas tree ligth cancel the W3 cable.

    2. If needn't rod transducer canel the W5 cable.

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    10. Operation mode l is tcranetype

    QY20B

    QY25E

    QY25A

    operationm o d e018102820383048405850181028203830484 |

    explainuse main boom work in side or rear areause main boom work in front areause jib with zero degree fixed angle work in side orrear areause jib with zero degree fixed angle work in frontareause jib with 15 degrees fixed angle work in side orrear areause jib with 15 degrees fixed angle work in frontareause jib with 30 degrees fixed angle work inside or rear areause jib with 30 degrees fixed angle work in frontareause head sheave work in side or rear areause head sheave work in front areause main boom work in side or rear areause main boom work in front areause jib with zero degree fixed angle work in side orrear areause jib with zero degree fixed angle work in frontareause jib with 15 degrees fixed angle work in side orrear areause jib with 15 degrees fixed angle work in frontareause head sheave work in side or rear areause head sheave work in front area

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    Opera t ionmode01213181022232820323338304243484

    explainuse main boom with full outrigger work in side orrear areause main boom with half outrigger work in side orrear areause main boom with half outrigger work in frontareause main boom with full outrigger work in front areause the first jib under zero degree fixed angle withfull outrigger work in side or rear areause the first jib under zero degree fixed angle withhalf outrigger work in side or rear areause the first jib under zero degree fixed angle withhalf outrigger work in front areause the first jib under zero degree fixed angle withfull outrigger work in front areause two jibs under zero degree fixed angle with fulloutrigger work in side or rear areause two jibs under zero degree fixed angle with halfoutrigger work in side or rear areause two jibs under zero degree fixed angle with halfoutrigger work in front areause two jibs under zero degree fixed angle with fulloutrigger work in front areause the first jib under 15 degrees fixed angle withfull outrigger work in side or rear areause the first jib under 15 degrees fixed angle withhalf outrigger work in side or rear areause the first jib under 15 degrees fixed angle withhalf outrigger work in front areause the first jib under 15 degrees fixed angle withfull outrigger work in front area

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    c rane

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    explainuse two jibs under 15 degrees fixed angle with fulloutrigger work in side or rear areause two jibs under 15 degrees fixed angle with halfoutrigger work in side or rear areause two jibs under 15 degrees fixed angle with halfoutrigger work in front areause two jibs under 15 degrees fixed angle with fulloutrigger work in front areause the first jib under 30 degree fixed angle with fulloutrigger work in side or rear areause the first jib under 30 degree fixed angle with halfoutrigger work in side or rear areause the first jib under 30 degree fixed angle with halfoutrigger work in front areause the first jib under 30 degree fixed angle with fulloutrigger work in front areause two jib s un der 30 degrees fixed angle w ith fulloutrigger work in side or rear areause two jibs under 30 degrees fixed angle with halfoutrigger work in side or rear areause two jibs under 30 degrees fixed angle with halfoutrigger work in front areause two jibs under 30 degrees fixed angle with fulloutrigger work in front areause head sheave with full outrigger work in side orrear areause head sheave with half outrigger work in side orrear areause head sheave with half outrigger work in frontareause head sheave with full outrigger work in frontarea