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10. Adjust the speed of this function by using the 

program "T-O-T" toggle switch (momentary - zero 
- momentary). Push the toggle switch toward "+" 
to increase speed, toward "-" to decrease speed.
Adjust the function speed to move as slowly as 
possible. This helps to achieve a smooth start 
when this function is activated.

11. To set maximum speed - Deflect the joystick to its 

maximum position. Push the program toggle 
switch toward "+" to increase speed, toward "-" to 
decrease speed.

The receiver can program only one function at a time. 
Make sure that only one axis is deflected at a time. 
When function adjustment is complete in one direction, 
repeat the procedure above for the other directions and 
functions. Remember to set values for both high and 
low ranges.
After all adjustments are complete, wait at least 10 
seconds before turning the transmitter off. The new 
values will be automatically stored into the system’s 
memory.

If problems occur during the adjustment procedure, 
you can revert to the default values of the system. 
Remove the receiver lid and press the reset button on 
the board. Reinstall the receiver lid.

ADDRESS SETTINGS

The address settings are pre-set at the factory in the 
ADMO module. However, if the transmitter coder 
board, the BMS-1 Base Board, or if the entire 
transmitter or receiver are replaced, the ADMO 
address must match the system.

IMPORTANT: 

If the ADMO settings of the transmitter 

and receiver do not match, the system will not function.

The safety checks as described in the following 
paragraphs must be completed before the radio remote 
control system is activated. These checks must be 
performed at least once a day, before the start of any 
operation and at all shift changes.

IMPORTANT: 

A transmitter drawing is included with 

each system. Transmitter layout and inscriptions may 
vary according to customer requests. In most cases, 
however, the inscriptions are identical to that of the 
present control. The only difference is that the machine 
is controlled without a cable control. Consult the 
machine manufacturer’s operator manual and the 
transmitter drawing for additional information on the 
arrangement of the transmitter’s operating elements 
and their corresponding functions. The following 
description refers to the control elements and specific 
functions of the radio remote control.

VISUAL CHECK

Always check the transmitter for any physical damaged 
before any operation.

• Always keep safety features, guards and controls 

in good repair, in place and securely fastened.

• Check equipment for wear or damage.
• Check rubber cuffs and pushbutton caps for wear 

or damage.

IMPORTANT: 

Never operate a transmitter with worn or 

damaged parts. Replace immediately with only 

authorized 

parts. Contact 

IMT

 or your Dealer.

START-UP PROCEDURE

This procedure must be carefully followed before 
beginning any operation.

WARNING: 

AVOID INJURY - The crane is 

moving during the adjustment of the 
functions. Be sure the work area is clear of 
obstacles and bystanders.

Reset

Button

BMS_0010

Figure 7

OPERATION

WARNING: 

FAILURE TO FOLLOW 

INSTRUCTIONS could result in personal 
injury and/or damage to equipment. Read and 
understand the safety instructions in all 
manuals provided.

WARNING: 

FAILURE TO FOLLOW 

INSTRUCTIONS could result in personal 
injury and/or damage to equipment. Test the 
"EMERGENCY STOP" function as described 
in the machine manufacturer’s operator 
manual before beginning any operation.

Summary of Contents for 16000-SIII

Page 1: ...16000 SIII RADIO 99903609 20040405 IOWA MOLD TOOLING CO INC BOX 189 GARNER IA 50438 0189 TEL 641 923 3711 MANUAL PART NUMBER 99903609 16000 SIII Radio Remote Manual...

Page 2: ...Check 6 Safety Checklist for Start up 6 Speed Control 7 Proportional Functions 7 Optical Displays and Acoustic Signals 7 Transmitter 8 Receiver 8 Frequencies and Addresses 8 Maintenance 9 Battery 9 C...

Page 3: ...ttachment PRACTICES AND LAWS Practice usual and customary safe working precautions for the benefit of yourself and others Understand and follow all safety messages Be alert to unsafe conditions and th...

Page 4: ...d the radio remote control before any assembly maintenance or repair MOUNT THE RECEIVER Install Receiver and Output Wiring Select a position for the receiver that provides protection from violent impa...

Page 5: ...ion Optional Determine the maximum stroke of the actuator and set the ME 3 module accordingly See the ME 3 Module Instruction Sheet in the Technical Data Sheet section for detailed instructions INSTAL...

Page 6: ...rane movements will not damage buildings or property All power lines must be out of reach of the boom Set the outriggers in the out and down position as recommended by the crane manufacturer and be su...

Page 7: ...t be performed at least once a day before the start of any operation and at all shift changes IMPORTANT A transmitter drawing is included with each system Transmitter layout and inscriptions may vary...

Page 8: ...er OFF when not in use When the transmitter is not attached to the operator the key switch should be removed and stored in a secure place SPEED CONTROL This radio remote control system is equipped wit...

Page 9: ...al operating condition The yellow Operation LED Off Indicates no power to the base board Flashing Indicates power to the base board The red Error LED Off Normal operating condition Flashing Failure in...

Page 10: ...LED stays lit during the charging process 3 The green LED flashes when the battery is fully charged The battery cannot over charge 4 Remove the charged battery from the battery charger 5 Insert anothe...

Page 11: ...m is being initialized from an E Stop condition the Start button must be pressed twice first to clear the E Stop then to start the system Joystick not in center position Ensure that all joysticks are...

Page 12: ...MOS FET transistors 12 digital outputs potential free 250 V 8 A 6 analog outputs 2 speed ranges Static current 260 mA Stand by Antenna connection TNC socket Dimensions approx with rubber buffer L x B...

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