User Manual
2019
Cervis, Inc.
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The
RF
LED starts blinking rapidly, indicating communication is established. The
selected receiver ID is stored in the MCB memory slot.
10. Press the green
Horn/Start
pushbutton (
S09
) to pull in the MLC relay.
The MCB is now linked to the chosen receiver, and the crane is ready for control.
Notes:
Associate each MCB transmitter one-at-a-time. Once associated, the transmitter will only
work with that receiver until its ID is cleared.
Transmitters work on a first-come/first-serve basis, meaning only one transmitter can ever
be paired to a chosen receiver at a time.
If you purchase a spare transmitter, you will have to associate it using the association
process described above.
Transmitters for each newly purchased system are associated at Cervis, Inc. before
shipping.
4.3
Adjusting MCB-9XL Inactivity Timeout
The Warrior MCB-9XL ships from the factory configured with a standard four-minute inactivity
timeout. To adjust the timeout interval length
—from one minute to infinity (or no timeout)—in the
field, follow these steps.
1. Confirm that the
STOP
switch is pressed
DOWN
.
2. Press and release the green
Horn/Start
pushbutton (
S09
) to turn on the MCB.
The
B Selection
LED lights steadily.
