HANCON HT-CU Series: Remote Control System Installation & User Manual

Quality Control Inspection Sheet

Note: The original document contains bilingual (English/Chinese) entries for this table. The English version is presented here.

"HANCON" is a brand under CBR Electric Co., Ltd. The trademark "HANCON" is held and used by CBR Electric Co., Ltd. Manufacturer by CBR Electric Co., Ltd.

Specifications are subject to change without prior notice. Trademarks are owned by CBR electronic and their respective owners.

Quality Assurance & Warranty

The information provided contains general specifications and technical characteristics of the products covered herein. This document is not intended to be used as a substitute for determining the suitability or reliability of these products for specific applications. It is the user's responsibility to perform appropriate and complete risk analysis, assessment, and testing of the product for the relevant specific application. CBR accepts no responsibility for the consequences of the use of the information contained herein. Suggestions for improvement or error reporting are welcome.

All relevant national, regional, and local safety regulations must be followed when installing and using this product. For safety reasons and to ensure compliance with documented system data, only the manufacturer may perform repairs on individual components.

Warranty Commitment

The product enjoys a 12-month warranty from the factory exit date. During the warranty period, if products are proven to have quality defects, the Company is willing to maintain them. Products requiring repair must be sent to the company-specified location.

The foregoing warranty does not include consumable parts such as relays, fuses, batteries, cables, or systems damaged by wrong installation. It also does not include failures caused by improper use or unauthorized modifications.

Remark

The information provided contains general specifications and characteristics of the products covered herein. The manual is not intended to be used as a substitute for determining the suitability or reliability of these products for specific applications. It is the user's responsibility to perform appropriate and complete risk analysis, assessment, and testing of the product for the relevant specific application. CBR accepts no responsibility for the consequences of the use of the information contained herein. Suggestions or error reports are welcome. All relevant national, regional, and local safety regulations must be abided by when installing and using. For safety reasons and to help ensure compliance with documented system data, only the manufacturer may perform repairs on individual components.

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Safety Instructions

General Safety

• Please read the manual carefully before using the product.
• The manual must be kept by a dedicated person as part of the product documentation.
• The term "machine" as used in this manual refers to the devices controlled by the wireless remote control.

1. Application

• Wireless remote controls are used to control machines. Occupational safety and accident prevention must be observed.
• Read the manual and follow all safety information when in use.
• Wireless remote control is prohibited for use in explosion-hazardous areas and for the transmission of human life, unless expressly authorized by the manufacturer.
• Program changes must be made by CBR authorized and trained personnel. Changes must be documented within the company.
• It is prohibited to modify, remove, or bypass the safety devices in the wireless remote control system. It is absolutely prohibited to make changes to any part of the entire emergency stop mechanism.

2. Notice

• Regularly inspect the casing and buttons; replace immediately if damaged.
• Always monitor and check the transmitter voltage; please replace the battery immediately when power is insufficient or no power is detected.
• Check whether the EMS button is working properly before use.
• The emergency stop button must be pressed immediately when any abnormal status occurs.
• The EMS button should be pressed when the system is temporarily not in use or when the operation is complete.
• Do not use two (or more) transmitters simultaneously to operate the same device.

3. Safety Instruction

• Only electricians can connect the power wiring of the receiver system. Please connect according to the wiring diagram.
• The receiver can only be opened by trained operators. Internal live parts may carry life-threatening high voltage. Power must be cut off before opening.
• No one is allowed to enter hazardous areas, such as under the load of a crane, to prevent personal injury accidents.
• Select a safe place with a good view of machine movement, load movement, and surrounding working environment conditions for operation.
• Please do not place an open remote control launch system in unattended locations. When remote operation is not required, press the emergency stop switch of the launch system to turn it off, especially when the operation location needs to be changed, when the remote control system is not needed, and after rest and work are completed.
• Effectively manage the remote launch system to prevent unauthorized use, e.g., by locking the launch system. In case of an emergency or crane/machine malfunction, please immediately press the abrupt stop switch on the launch system.
• Only operate the remote control system when it is in normal working order. Any malfunctions or defects that affect safety must be eliminated by CBR's trained and authorized personnel before reuse.
• Please note that the direction of operation of the machine may sometimes be reversed depending on the location of operation and the angle of view of the machine, especially for the operation of a rotary crane. If the operator's position changes from the inside of the crane to the outside radius of the crane, the operator must familiarize himself with the directional signs on the machine before starting work.
• Wireless remote control system maintenance must be performed by CBR-trained and authorized professionals. Please use original parts for replacement and maintenance; otherwise, the safety of the remote control system may not be guaranteed, and you may not enjoy subsequent warranty service.
• Before using the wireless remote control system, become familiar with its functions. Please be vigilant when working, especially when using the remote control system for the first time or occasionally.
• Every time before starting work, please check the status of the emergency stop switch. When the emergency stop switch is pressed and the launch system starts, the wireless signal status LEDs will flash a red light, and the MATE version's OLED display screen will show the system's sleep pattern mark. If not, remove the battery from the launcher immediately to turn off the wireless remote control system and contact the Remote Control System Service engineer.

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HT-CU / HT-CU PRO / HT-CU MATE / HT-CU MATE PRO SERIES

This section details the different models within the HT-CU series.

Diagrams of various transmitter configurations (e.g., HT-CU SERIES with different button layouts and labels like DOWN, WEST, EAST, NORTH, SOUTH, F1, F2, START) are present in the original document, illustrating the physical layout of buttons and selectors.

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Transmitter Brief

HT-CU Series Components

The HT-CU series transmitter includes the following components:

• 1. LED indicator: Visual feedback for system status.
• 2. OLED: Display screen for information.
• 3. Function key: For specific operations.
• 4. A/B Switch: Selector for different modes or functions.
• 5. EMS Switch: Emergency Stop switch.
• 6. Product label: Contains product identification.
• 7. Clip: For attaching the transmitter.
• 8. Battery Compartment: Houses the power source.

Diagrams show the front and back views of the transmitter, highlighting these components. The data read and write interface for the HT-CU model is located within the battery compartment.

Transmitter Size (H x W x D)

• HT-CU-08 Series: 192mm x 64mm x 46mm
• HT-CU-10 Series: 214mm x 64mm x 46mm
• HT-CU-12 Series: 236mm x 64mm x 46mm

Illustrations of transmitter front and back views are provided, showing the arrangement of buttons and features like the EMS switch and clip.

Mode Brief

Customization Function

CBR can customize a dedicated remote control system based on the actual needs of customers on site, while meeting the basic parameters of the remote control.

Operating Modes

The system supports various operating modes:

• Spare Transmitter: The function is identical to the original transmitter without a smart key. When the original transmitter of the HT-NI series malfunctions, the smart key can be removed and inserted into the backup transmitter. The backup transmitter can replace the original transmitter and be used immediately.
• One to Multi: One transmitter can control multiple receivers. By using the selection function on the transmitter, control of a single receiver or simultaneous control of multiple receivers can be determined.
• Multi to One: Multiple transmitters can control one receiver. Select control and release of the receiver through the 'take over/release' function on the transmitter. The receiver can only be taken over by the transmitter in the "released" state.
• Multi to Multi: Multiple transmitters can control multiple receivers. Control and release of the receiver can be selected through the "take over/release" function on the transmitter. The receiver can only be taken over by the transmitter in the "released" state.

Diagrams illustrate these modes, showing connections between transmitters and receivers. For example, "Multi to Multi" shows multiple transmitters connected to multiple receivers, with arrows indicating "Take over and release" functionality.

Transmitter Operation

1. Transmitter Installation

• Batteries Installation: Please check the battery power to avoid inability to use. Pay attention to the direction of the battery during installation and ensure reliable installation. When not using the transmitter for a period, open the battery compartment and remove the battery.
• Transmitter Placement: The transmitter should be placed in a safe and prominent place to avoid falling and damage.

2. Transmitter Start

• Properly place 4 AA new alkaline batteries or fully charged specialized rechargeable lithium batteries into the battery compartment, cover the back cover, and tighten the screws.
• HT-CU Series: Pull out the emergency stop switch (EMS) of the transmitter.
• Press and hold "F1/stars 1" and "F2/stars 2" simultaneously for 3 seconds until the status LED indicator light remains on for 2 seconds or the OLED information screen shows successful startup, and then release it immediately to start normally.

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Transmitter LED Indicator

The transmitter uses LED indicators to provide status information:

Transmitter Battery Status Indicator Light

During transmitter operation, the battery status indicator light will slowly flash if battery capacity is low, indicating a need to replace the battery as soon as possible.

Transmitter Wireless Signal Status Indicator Light

Starting

A/B Switch Light

FN Transmitter FN Pairing Indicator Light

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FCC Statement

1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

• (1) This device may not cause harmful interference.
• (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

2. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: 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.

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