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ELITE E-HACK ATTACK™ BASEBALL MACHINE
Sports Attack, LLC.
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800.717.4251
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www.sportsattack.com
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WARNING
PERSONAL
INJURY HAZARD
Carefully read all instructions in
this manual, and all labels and
warnings on ELITE e-Hack Attack
before using this machine.
Use machine only under adult
supervision. Failure to operate
ELITE e-Hack Attack as described
in this manual can result in severe
personal injury or death.
ELECTRICAL
SHOCK HAZARD
The ELITE e-Hack Attack must be
connected to a properly
grounded electrical receptacle.
Do not operate on wet ground.
CAUTION
PERSONAL
INJURY HAZARD
Keep hands away from throwing
wheels anytime the machine is
connected to a power source.
Carefully check the ELITE e-Hack
Attack for completeness and
condition before connecting
to electrical power.
EQUIPMENT
ELECTRICAL DAMAGE
Keep hands away from throwing
wheels anytime the machine is
connected to a power source.
Error Codes
Diagnostic[0]
= “Motor
stalled. Most often this indicates that the motor actuator has reached the end of
travel. If you cannot get the
actuator to position for certain
pitches you may need to
readjust the level of the
pitching machine and perform
a new setup. If the warning
occurs when the actuator is not
near the end of travel check
external motor cables for
proper connections and
look for mechanical barriers
to actuator travel. Try running
from diagnostic page to see
how actuator vertical and
horizontal position responds to
commands. If problem persists call Sports Attack”;
Diagnostic[2]
= “Bus overvoltage. If fault occurs in conjunction with WDA:BOL
warning, refer to the WDA:BOL message. The bus voltage can be monitored as
seen by each of the 4 drives on the Diagnostic page. It should not exceed 78V. Try
restarting machine. If problem persists call Sports Attack.
Diagnostic[3]
= “Bus undervoltage. The bus voltage can be monitored as seen by
each of the 4 drives on the Diagnostic page. It should not be less than 68V.Check
the power cord and the wall outlet and confirm correct size and gauge cord is used
and restart machine. If problem persists, call Sports Attack.”;
Diagnostic[4]
= “Short circuit. Inspect cable harnesses from enclosure to vertical
and horizontal actuator motors for pinch points and abrasions. If no problems
found, then call Sports Attack.”;
Diagnostic[13]
= “Brake overload. Excessive deceleration from high to low
pitch speed has overloaded the current capacity of the braking resistor. Normal
operation will resume after the resistor cools down.”;
Diagnostic[16]
= “Actuator unable to achieve target position in the allotted
period of time. The individual actuators can be tested from the diagnostic page. If
problem persists call Sports Attack”;
Diagnostic[20]
= “Phase to phase motor short. Inspect motor wiring harness for
damage. If no problems found call Sports Attack.”;
Diagnostic[21]
= “Drive overheat. Check control enclosure temperature by touch.
If hot to the touch, allow it to cool and try to run again. If problem persists, call
Sports Attack”;
Diagnostic[22]
= “Bus overvoltage. If fault occurs in conjunction with WDA:BOL
warning, refer to the WDA:BOL message. The bus voltage can be monitored as
seen by each of the 4 drives on the Diagnostic page. It should not exceed 78V.Try
restarting machine. If problem persists call Sports Attack.”;
Diagnostic[23]
= “Bus undervoltage. The bus voltage can be monitored as seen
by each of the 4 drives on the Diagnostic page. It should not be less than 68V.
Check the power cord and the wall outlet and confirm correct size and gauge cord
is used and restart machine. If problem persists, call Sports Attack.”;
Diagnostic[24]
= “Motor overload. The motor has exceeded rated load current
for an extended period of time. With power off, spin each of the pitching wheels
by hand and compare the ease with which they spin. Inspect the motor/wheel in
question to see if anything is tangled up the shaft or rubbing against the wheel. If
no problem found call Sports Attack.”;
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