FCC ID: OQA-DJMNJ235 Transceiver unit

by: Autec s.r.l. latest update: 2021-10-01 model: DJMNJ235

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LIUDJM005_eng-00 Instruction Manual for the use and the maintenance of the Radio Remote Control Original instructions Part C: DJM Transmitting Unit DYNAMIC+ SERIES THIS PART OF THE MANUAL CONSISTS OF: Part C - Information, instructions and warnings for the DJM Transmitting Unit. The Manual consists of Part A General, Part B Conformity and Frequencies, Part C Transmitting Unit, Part D Receiving Unit, Part E Battery and Battery Charger, plus the Technical Data Sheet. THIS MANUAL, INCLUDING ALL PARTS THEREOF, AND ALL INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED HEREIN, MUST BE READ CAREFULLY AND UNDERSTOOD BEFORE INSTALLING, USING, MAINTAINING OR REPAIRING THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL. FAILURE TO READ AND COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS OR ANY ONE OF THE LIMITATIONS NOTED IN THIS MANUAL CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH, AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL IS NOT A STANDALONE PRODUCT AND IS INTENDED ONLY AS A COMPONENT ON A MACHINE:

- ON WHICH AND WHERE THE USE OF A RADIO REMOTE CONTROL IS APPROPRIATE,

- THAT CAN BE OPERATED SAFELY AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE LAWS, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS BY SUCH REMOTE CONTROL. ACCORDINGLY, IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE MACHINE MANUFACTURER ON WHICH THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL IS INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED, to perform an in-depth and accurate risk assessment to determine if the Autec Radio Remote Control is suitable for operating a Machine in conditions of safety and operational effectiveness, taking into account the conditions of use, the intended uses and the reasonably foreseeable incorrect ones, so that the installation, maintenance and use of the Autec Radio Remote Control, and all its components, are performed only and entirely in compliance with this Manual and in accordance with all local regulations, safety standards and regulations (referred to herein as "Laws, Regulations and Standards"). With reference to the USA market the Laws, Regulations and Standards include all safety rules and regulations of the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) (http://

www.osha.gov), all federal, state and local laws, regulations and building and electrical codes, and all applicable standards, including but not limited to ANSI Standards. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 It is also the responsibility of the Manufacturer and of the design professionals of the Machine on which the Autec Radio Remote Control is to be installed and used to be certain that the structure, condition, organization and markings of the Machine as installed at the facility is appropriate for and will allow for the safe and reliable use and control of the Machine through the Autec Radio Remote Control interface. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER AND FACILITY OPERATOR, AND THEIR DESIGN PROFESSIONALS, that the installation, maintenance and operation of the Autec Radio Remote Control and all of its components are done solely and completely in accordance with this Manual, and with all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local. It is also the responsibility of the Manufacturer of the Machine on which the Autec Radio Remote Control is to be installed and used, and their design professionals, to be certain that the structure, condition, organization and markings of the Machine as installed at the facility is appropriate for and will allow for the safe and reliable use and control of the Machine through the Autec Radio Remote Control interface. ONLY QUALIFIED AND PROPERLY TRAINED PERSONNEL SHOULD BE PERMITTED TO OPERATE OR USE THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL AND THE MACHINE OPERATED BY OR THROUGH THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL. ONLY QUALIFIED AND PROPERLY TRAINED PERSONNEL SHOULD BE PERMITTED TO BE IN THE VICINITY OF MACHINE OPERATED BY OR THROUGH THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL. FAILURE TO PROPERLY INSTALL, OPERATE, MAINTAIN AND SERVICE THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH AND/

OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. Refer to this Manual and each of its Parts for further assistance or contact Autec. Autec is not responsible for and shall not be held liable for any installation of the Autec Radio Remote Control not performed by Autec or for any use of the Autec Radio Remote Control not in complete compliance with, and/or not maintained in complete compliance with, all Autec instructions and warnings and all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local. Autec is not responsible for and shall not be held liable for any alteration or modification of the Autec Radio Remote Control, or the use of non-Autec components or products used with or incorporated into the Autec Radio Remote Control. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER AND FACILITY OPERATOR, AND THEIR DESIGN PROFESSIONALS, to be certain that the Autec Radio Remote Control is properly maintained and serviced at all times in compliance with all Autec instructions and warnings, and with all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local. LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER AND FACILITY OPERATOR, AND THEIR OFFICERS, MANAGERS AND SUPERVISORS, to be certain that all Users of the Autec Radio Remote Control and that all Persons who are or will be working with or near the Machine operated by or through the Autec Radio Remote Control are fully and properly educated and trained by qualified Personnel in the proper and safe use of the Autec Radio Remote Control and of the Machine, including without limitation complete familiarity with and understanding of Autec warnings and instructions, and all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local, and that such Users and other Persons do in fact at all times operate or work with the Autec Radio Remote Control safely and ONLY in compliance with Autec instructions and warnings and with all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local. FAILURE TO DO SO CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER AND FACILITY OPERATOR, AND THEIR OFFICERS, MANAGERS AND SUPERVISORS, to be certain that the areas in which the Machine operated by or through the Autec Radio Remote Control is located and operates are clearly delineated and marked in accordance with all Autec warnings and instructions, and all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local, and otherwise sufficient to alert and warn ALL PERSONS that the Machine is operated by or through a Radio Remote Control, and prohibiting any unauthorized access thereto. FAILURE TO DO SO CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. FAILURE TO OPERATE THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL SAFELY AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH AUTEC INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS AND WITH APPLICABLE LAWS, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS, EVEN LOCAL, AND/OR PERMITTING USERS OR OTHER PERSONS NOT PROPERLY TRAINED IN THE SAFE AND PROPER USE OF THE SYSTEM, OR THE MACHINE ON WHICH IT IS INSTALLED, CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 INDEX Information on the use of instructions ..................................................................... 8 1 1.1 Structure of the Instruction Manual ...................................................................... 8 1.2 Caption and terminology ................................................................................... 10 1.3 Symbols ........................................................................................................... 10 1.4 To whom the instructions are addressed ............................................................ 11 Instruction storage ............................................................................................ 11 1.5 Intellectual property .......................................................................................... 11 1.6 2 Brief product presentation ..................................................................................... 12 2.1 Series, Radio Remote Control and Unit ............................................................. 12 2.2 Conformity with standards ................................................................................. 12 2.3 Contacts and useful addresses ......................................................................... 12 2.4 Warranty .......................................................................................................... 12 2.5 Technical assistance and spare parts ................................................................ 12 3 Description of the Transmitting Unit ...................................................................... 13 4 Technical data ......................................................................................................... 14 5 Technical Data Sheet .............................................................................................. 14 6 Plates ....................................................................................................................... 15 7 Light and acoustic warning signals ........................................................................ 15 7.1 Light signals ..................................................................................................... 15 7.2 Acoustic signals ................................................................................................ 17 8 General operating instructions ............................................................................... 18 8.1 Power keyswitch ............................................................................................... 18 8.2 START pushbutton ........................................................................................... 19 8.3 GSS pushbutton ............................................................................................... 20 8.4 EMS pushbutton ............................................................................................... 20 8.5 Pushbuttons for display/LED ............................................................................. 21 8.6 Command meaning .......................................................................................... 21 8.7 Battery ............................................................................................................. 24 8.8 ID internal tx memory ........................................................................................ 25 8.9 Starting up the Radio Remote Control ............................................................... 25 8.10 How to take control of the Receiving Unit in a Take & Release Radio Remote Control ............................................................................................................. 26 8.11 How to release the Receiving Unit in a Take & Release Radio Remote Control ... 26 8.12 Command activation ......................................................................................... 27 8.13 Interruption of the radio link ............................................................................... 27 8.14 Transmitting Unit automatic switch off ............................................................... 27 8.15 Switching off the Transmitting Unit .................................................................... 29 8.16 Data Feedback Function ................................................................................... 29 8.17 Cable control .................................................................................................... 30 8.18 BACK-UP UNIT ................................................................................................ 33 Instructions for the User ......................................................................................... 34 9 9.1 Usage restrictions ............................................................................................. 34 9.2 User behaviour ................................................................................................. 34 9.3 Belt or harness ................................................................................................. 36 10 Maintenance ............................................................................................................ 41 LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 11 Malfunction signalled by the Transmitting Unit ..................................................... 41 11.1 Red LED and green LED ................................................................................... 41 11.2 2.7 display ....................................................................................................... 43 11.3 Identifying the activated command .................................................................... 44 12 Decommissioning and disposal ............................................................................. 46 AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 8 1 Information on the use of instructions Before reading this part of the Manual, you must read and understand the general part (Part A) of the Manual provided with the Radio Remote Control. 1.1 Structure of the Instruction Manual The Manual for the use and maintenance of Autec Radio Remote Controls consists of different parts, that altogether form the Manual; the Manual must be read carefully, understood and applied by the Radio Remote Control's Owner, User and by all those Persons that, for any reasons, may operate with the Radio Remote Control or with the Machine where it is installed. The following table describes the structure of the Instruction Manual for the use and the maintenance of the Radio Remote Control. Part Title Contents B Conformity and frequencies

- Operating frequency bands of the Radio Remote Control,

- conformity and law references of the Radio Remote Control. A General part C Transmitting Unit D Receiving Unit E Battery and battery charger

- General information regarding the series,

- directions for risk assessment of the "Machine+Radio Remote Control" system,

- warnings for installation of the Radio Remote Control,

- warnings for use and maintenance of the Radio Remote Control,

- instructions for correct transportation and storage of Radio Remote Control. Description and instructions concerning the Transmitting Unit, including:

- description of operation,

- commands,

- light signals,

- malfunctions,

- additional instructions to the general part. Description and instructions concerning the Receiving Unit, including:

- description of operation,

- light signals,

- malfunctions,

- additional instructions to the general part. Description, warnings and instructions concerning batteries and battery chargers, including:

- description of operation,

- light signals,

- malfunctions,

- instructions for the User. LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 9 Usage and maintenance instructions are supplemented by the Radio Remote Control's Technical Data Sheet, that:

- Describes the Transmitting Unit's configuration

- Indicates the relation between commands sent by the Transmitting Unit and those available on the Receiving Unit. Usage and maintenance instruction as a whole are to be considered as an integral part both of the Autec Radio Remote Control and of the Machine, system, device or Machinery system where the Radio Remote Control is installed. The Manufacturer of the Machine on which the Autec Radio Remote Control is installed, and the Owner and User of the Machine, must make sure that the Instruction Manual and all of its parts are included in the Instruction Manual of the Machine. The CD attached to each Instruction Manual includes the translations of the Manual. Act as follows to identify the single Manual parts in the relevant language in the CD:

- Choose the desired language

- Select the single parts of the Manual: refer to the code name provided on the cover of each part. XXXXXXXXX_language-XX Instruction Manual for the use and the maintenance of the Radio Remote Control Original instructions XXXXXXXXX_language-XX Part X: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XX SERIES AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 10 1.2 Caption and terminology Contact Autec if any of the instructions, symbols, warnings or images are not clear and understandable, or if you have doubts or questions. In this part of the Manual, the terms listed below have the same meaning explained in the corresponding paragraph of the general part (Part A):

- Unit

- Radio Remote Control

- Transmitting Unit

- Receiving Unit

- Radio link

- Active stop

- Automatic stop

- Manual stop

- Passive stop

- Machine

- Manufacturer

- User

- Maintenance Technician

- Manual or Instruction Manual

- Person

- Owner Installation manual Installer Functions indicated for the Manufacturer, the Installer, the User and the Maintenance Technician may be performed by a single Person, if he/she has the needed competence and undertakes the resulting responsibilities. Each Person must be aware of the instructions contained in the Manual, depending on the activity they carry out. For example, if a Manufacturer is also the Installer, and/or Maintenance Technician, he/she must also know and follow the instructions specifically addressed to those Persons. The same applies, for example, if a User is also the Manufacturer and/or the Installer. 1.3 Symbols This symbol identifies the parts of text in the Manual that must be read with special attention. This symbol identifies the parts of text in the Manual containing warnings, information and/or instructions that are particularly relevant with regards to safety; failure in understanding them may cause hazards for People and/or property. LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 11 1.4 To whom the instructions are addressed Addressees of instructions are listed in the paragraph with the same title in the general part:

please refer to that part. 1.5 Instruction storage Regulation for the storage of instructions are described in the paragraph with the same title in the general part: please refer to that part. 1.6 Intellectual property Restrictions connected to intellectual property are described in the paragraph with the same title in the general part: please refer to that part. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 12 2 Brief product presentation 2.1 Series, Radio Remote Control and Unit The object of this part of the Manual is the DJM Transmitting Unit of an Autec Dynamic+

series' Radio Remote Control. Autec Dynamic+ series' Radio Remote Controls are designed to be used on Machines and provide a command interface to their command and control system, to be used from an appropriate distance and position. 2.2 Conformity with standards The conformity of Radio Remote Controls with standards and with working requirements and conditions in the single Countries is provided in the related specific part Conformity and frequencies (Part B) of the Manual. 2.3 Contacts and useful addresses The Radio Remote Controls are produced by Autec Srl Via Pomaroli, 65 - 36030 Caldogno

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. n o i t a r e p o d e r i s e d n u e s u a c l r S C E T U A Actuators (joysticks, selectors, pushbuttons) Battery Battery housing Display and/or LED (if any) Pushbuttons for display/LEDs (if any) Connector for cable control (if present) Radio Remote Control identification plate A B C D E F G Transmitting Unit identification plate Connector for ID internal tx memory H J K S T Power keyswitch M GSS or EMS pushbutton START pushbutton Technical data plate AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 JJGGKKEEDDAAAAAAFFBBCCMMAASSHHTT 14 4 Technical data Power supply Antenna Housing material Protection degree Dimensions Weight batteryLPM02 batteryLPM04 batteryMBM06MH integrated PA 6 (20%fg) IP65 (NEMA 4) 310x220x220mm (12.2x8.7x8.7in) 2.5kg (5.5lb) Run time at 20C (68F) with LPM02 battery 18.5h Run time at 20C (68F) with LPM02 battery and 2.7" monochrome display Run time at 20C (68F) with LPM04 battery Run time at 20C (68F) with LPM04 battery and 2.7" monochrome display Run time at 20C (68F) with LPM04 battery and 4.3" colour display 15h 35h 28h 8h Run time at 20C (68F) with MBM06MH battery 11h Run time at 20C (68F) with MBM06MH battery and Data Feedback function 9h 5 Technical Data Sheet The Radio Remote Control 's Technical Data Sheet:

- Describes the Transmitting Unit's configuration

- Indicates the relation between commands sent by the Transmitting Unit and those available on the Receiving Unit. The Technical Data Sheet must be filled in, checked and signed by the Installer, who is responsible for correct wiring. A Technical Data Sheet must always be kept together with this Manual: if you need to use the Technical Data Sheet for administrative purposes (tests, check, etc.), make a copy of it. The wiring of the Receiving Unit's outputs must always reflect the wiring indicated in the Technical Data Sheet. LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 6 Plates 15 Plate Position Content Radio Remote Control identification plate Key ID 0-1 (if present) Battery housing (if the ID internal tx memory is present) Transmitting Unit identification plate Battery housing Technical data plate Back side of the Transmitting Unit Radio Remote Control serial number (S/N) Radio Remote Control serial number (S/N), QR code and manufacturing year. Manufacturing year, a QR code and the Transmitting Unit identification number (TU ID) Model, Type and main Transmitting Unit technical data, marking and possible Radio Remote Control marks 7 Light and acoustic warning signals 7.1 Light signals A B C A B C A B C Red LED Green LED A B C LEDs for Data Feedback function The Transmitting Unit always has a green LED [B] and a red LED [A] that provide information regarding the Radio Remote Control. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 16 Symbol Meaning This symbol identifies the red LED [A]

This symbol identifies the green LED [B]

The meaning of signals provided by the LEDs identified with C are explained in the Data Feedback function part (see paragraph 8.16). The meaning of LEDs related to the Data Feedback function are decided and established by the Machine Manufacturer depending on the Machine's functions for which he wants to receive information. Signals provided by the red LED [A] indicate a Radio Remote Control malfunction. The meaning of such signals and possible actions to perform are described in chapter 11. The meaning of signals provided by the green LED [B], when the red LED [A] is off, are described in the following table. Signals Meaning The green LED is off. The red LED is off. The Transmitting Unit is off. The green LED blinks fast. The red LED is off. The green LED repeats the sequence: a blink and a pause. The red LED is off. The green LED repeats the sequence: two blinks and a pause. The red LED is off. The green LED repeats the sequence: three blinks and a pause. The red LED is off. The Transmitting and Receiving Unit do not communicate. The Radio Remote Control is started and the Units communicate via radio link in the 863-870MHz frequency band. The Radio Remote Control is started and the Units communicate via radio link in the 915-928MHz frequency band. The Radio Remote Control is started and the Units communicate via cable control. The meaning of the green [B] and red [A] LED signals cannot be modified. LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 7.2 Acoustic signals 17 The Transmitting Unit has an acoustic signal device that activates when:

- The battery is nearly flat.

- The Transmitting Unit has been on for twenty-four hours.

- The Transmitting Unit does not work correctly.

- During the Radio Remote Control start up, the GSS or the EMS pushbutton is pressed or

- During the Radio Remote Control start-up, the SAFETY command is activated (see Technical

- During the Radio Remote Control start-up, one of the commands D2-D20 is activated (see

- During the Radio Remote Control start-up, one of the commands A1-A8 is activated (see

- During the Radio Remote Control start-up, one of the commands H1-H8 is activated (see

- During the Radio Remote Control start-up, one of the commands L1-L8 is activated (see damaged. Data Sheet). Technical Data Sheet). Technical Data Sheet). Technical Data Sheet). Technical Data Sheet).

- During the Radio Remote Control start-up, the battery is flat. The acoustic signal device activates whenever the red LED [A] illuminates. The meaning of the red LED [A] lighting up and of the activation of the acoustic signal and possible actions to perform are described in chapter 11. The meaning of the acoustic signals cannot be modified. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 18 8 General operating instructions The Transmitting Unit have a power keyswitch. It can either one of the following:

8.1 Power keyswitch

- Mechanical key (see paragraph 8.1.1).

- Key ID 0-1 (see paragraph 8.1.2). The Radio Remote Control cannot work if the power keyswitch is not inserted in the Transmitting Unit. 8.1.1 Mechanical key The mechanical key makes it possible to power the Transmitting Unit. Inserting the mechanical key Do the following to insert the mechanical key:

1. Insert the mechanical key into its receptacle. 2. Turn the mechanical key clockwise. Removing the mechanical key Do the following to remove the mechanical key:

1. Turn the mechanical key anticlockwise. 2. Pull the mechanical key to remove it from its receptacle. LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 8.1.2 Key ID 0-1 19 The Key ID 0-1 makes it possible to power the Transmitting Unit. It stores the Radio Remote Control's address. Therefore, the Key ID 0-1 can only be used in the Transmitting Unit of the Radio Remote Control to which it belongs. As the Radio Remote Control's address is stored in the Key ID 0-1, this must be used with very strict care. Only use the Key ID 0-1 for the Transmitting Unit with which it was provided. 8.1.3 Inserting the Key ID 0-1 To insert the Key ID 0-1, do as follows:

1. Insert the Key ID 0-1 in its housing. 2. Turn the Key ID 0-1 clockwise. 8.1.4 Removing the Key ID 0-1 To remove the Key ID 0-1, do as follows:

1. Turn the Key ID 0-1 anti-clockwise. 2. Pull the Key ID 0-1 to remove it from its housing. 8.2 START pushbutton The START pushbutton is used to:

- start the Radio Remote Control (see paragraph 8.9)

- activate the horn when the Radio Remote Control is started. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 20 8.3 GSS pushbutton When the GSS pushbutton (if any) is activated, the Transmitting Unit switches off and the Machine stops. To start the Radio Remote Control again and enable it to control the Machine after the GSS pushbutton has been pressed, you need to:

- Make sure that the working and usage conditions are safe.

- Turn the GSS pushbutton in the direction show by the arrow (see

- Start the Radio Remote Control following the procedure described in button) to unlock it. paragraph 8.9). The GSS pushbutton should be pressed when it is necessary to stop the Machine immediately whenever a dangerous condition occurs. The Machine Manufacturer and/or the Installer must provide the User with the instructions and warnings concerning possible risks that may originate from the Machine stop (by way of example: movement inertia, swinging load). 8.4 EMS pushbutton When the EMS pushbutton (if any) is activated, the Transmitting Unit switches off and the Machine stops. To start the Radio Remote Control again and enable it to control the Machine after the EMS pushbutton has been pressed, you need to:

- Make sure that the working and usage conditions are safe.

- Turn the EMS pushbutton in the direction show by the arrow (see

- Start the Radio Remote Control following the procedure described in button) to unlock it. paragraph 8.9). The EMS pushbutton should be pressed when it is necessary to stop the Machine immediately whenever a dangerous condition occurs. The Machine Manufacturer and/or the Installer must provide the User with the instructions and warnings concerning possible risks that may originate from the Machine stop (by way of example: movement inertia, swinging load). LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 21 8.5 Pushbuttons for display/LED 2.7 display 4.3 display D E F A B C LEDs for Data Feedback function Red LED Green LED Display Keys A B C D E F DISPLAY pushbutton D A B C The keys [E] and the pushbutton [F] on the Transmitting Unit are used to interact with the display

[D] and the LEDs for the Data Feedback function [C]. Functions carried out by keys [E] and pushbutton [F] are configurable and are decided by the Machine Manufacturer: the User must be properly trained in this respect. No Machine operation or movement shall be connected to the use of keys [E] or pushbutton [F]. Symbol Meaning This symbol identifies the DISPLAY pushbutton. 8.6 Command meaning Commands on the Unit are specified according to the Machine's operations and functions. Their presence and functions are decided and defined by the Machine Manufacturer, who chooses the symbol conventions too. The control devices described below, when present, perform the following functions (usually the symbol conventions are as in the images). 8.6.1 RPM+/- switch (during normal operation) This switch increases (rpm +) or decreases (rpm -) the number of revolutions of a Machine's engine. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 22 Symbol Meaning This symbol identifies the command that increases the number of revolutions of a Machine's engine. This symbol identifies the command that decreases the number of revolutions of a Machine's engine. 8.6.2 TEACH switch (during REMOTE SETUP) This switch is used to:

- Set maximum and minimum values of proportional outputs (see

"Part D" in the Instruction Manual).

- Set values related to the rest position of proportional outputs (offset)

(see "Part D" in the Instruction Manual).

- Invert the movement direction of the joystick's axis (see the Installation Manual). Symbol Meaning This symbol identifies the TEACH+ command. This symbol identifies the TEACH- command. 8.6.3 MOVEMENT SPEED SELECTOR This switch is used to modify the speed of the Machine movements. Depending on the configuration:

- It sets two or three speed levels.

- It increases or decreases speed. The levels and the speed increase and decrease are chosen by the Machine Manufacturer. LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 23 Symbol Meaning Depending on the configuration, this symbol indicates:

- the normal speed of the Machine movements or

- the increase of speed of the Machine movements. Depending on the configuration, this symbol indicates:

- the reduced speed of the Machine movements or

- the decrease of speed of the Machine movements. If this symbol is present, it indicates that the speed of the Machine movements is further reduced. 8.6.4 Engine on/off switch This switch is used to switch on and off a Machine's engine. Symbol Meaning This symbol indicates the power on command of a Machine's engine. This symbol indicates the switch off command of a Machine's engine. 8.6.5 Command TAKE The TAKE command may be present in the Transmitting Units of a Take & Release Radio Remote Control. The TAKE command enables to take control of the Receiving Unit, if it is free. 8.6.6 Command RELEASE The RELEASE command is present in all the Transmitting Units of a Take & Release Radio Remote Control. The RELEASE command enables to release the Receiving Unit, if it is engaged. By releasing the Receiving Unit of a Take & Release Radio Remote Control, the User gives an explicit consent to the other User, thus enabling him/her to take control of the Receiving Unit that has just been released. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 24 8.7 Battery The Dynamic+ series' Transmitting Units can only be powered by Autec rechargeable batteries. For any warnings and instructions regarding the battery, see "Part E" in the Instruction Manual. 8.7.1 Battery insertion To insert the battery, proceed as follows:

1. Push the battery towards the contacts of the Transmitting Unit. 2. Insert the battery in its housing. The battery slides easily into place and ensures that the positive (+) and negative

(-) poles are correctly connected only if it is inserted with the plate facing its housing, so that the battery's contacts match the Transmitting Unit's contacts. LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 25 8.7.2 Battery removal To remove the battery, proceed as follows:

1. Push the battery towards the contacts of the Transmitting Unit. 2. Remove the battery from its housing. When the Transmitting Unit is not in use, remove the battery if possible. 8.8 ID internal tx memory The ID internal tx memory is a key containing the address that is used to code messages exchanged between the Transmitting Unit and the Receiving Unit. This key, if present, is inside the Transmitting Unit. The ID internal tx memory is present in the Transmitting Unit when this has a mechanical key, and not the Key ID 0-1, as a power keyswitch (see paragraph 8.1). 8.9 Starting up the Radio Remote Control Starting up the Radio Remote Control means enabling it to send commands and operate the Machine. The Radio Remote Control start up is protected by a power keyswitch to prevent unauthorised use of the Machine. To activate the Radio Remote Control it is necessary to insert the power keyswitch as described in the following procedure. Perform the following procedure to start the Radio Remote Control:

1. Power on the Receiving Unit respecting the voltage limits provided in the technical data (see

"Part D" of the Manual). The POWER LED illuminates. 2. Insert a fully charged battery in the Transmitting Unit (see paragraph 8.7.1). 3. Insert the power keyswitch in the Transmitting Unit (see paragraph 8.1). 4. In a Take & Release Radio Remote Control, activate the TAKE command and hold it active until the Receiving Unit's seven-segment displays show the following signal: "---1" or "---2". 5. Press the START pushbutton and hold it down until the green LED repeats one of the following sequences: one or two blinks and a pause. If the red LED illuminates, refer to chapter 11. When the green LED repeats one of the following sequences: one or two blinks and a pause, the Radio Remote Control is active and it can send commands and activate the Machine. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 26 8.9.1 Monitored commands When the START pushbutton is pressed during the Radio Remote Control start up, the Transmitting Unit monitors the status of commands D2-D20, A1-A8, H1-H8 and L1-L8. If any command is active, the Unit shows which command is active through the LEDs and the display. In this case, to keep this signal active, hold the START pushbutton pressed until the Transmitting Unit automatically switches off (otherwise the signal will be interrupted). If none of the monitored commands is active, the Radio Remote Control starts. Commands monitored by the Transmitting Unit during start up are chosen by the Machine Manufacturer according to the risk assessment. If this assessment was positive, the Manufacturer can ask Autec to modify the behaviour of commands D2-D20, A1-A8, H1-H8 and L1-L8 during start up. Look up for monitored and non-monitored commands in the Technical Data Sheet. Commands D21-D48 and A9-A12 can not be monitored during start up. When the START pushbutton is pressed to start the Radio Remote Control, the commands that are not monitored during start up, if active, immediately activate the Machine functions that are associated with them. 8.10 How to take control of the Receiving Unit in a Take & Release Radio Remote Control To take control of the Receiving Unit, activate the TAKE command and hold it active until in the Receiving Unit's seven-segment display appears "---1" or "---2". 8.11 How to release the Receiving Unit in a Take & Release Radio Remote Control To release the Receiving Unit, activate the RELEASE command. Depending on the Transmitting Unit's configuration, this command may be associated with one or two actuators. If the RELEASE command is associated to one actuator, to release the Receiving Unit you need to activate the actuator and hold it active until in the Receiving Unit's seven-segment display appears "---F". If the RELEASE command is associated to two actuators, to release the Receiving Unit you need to activate the two actuators simultaneously and hold them active until in the Receiving Unit's seven-segment display appears "---F". LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 27 Autec can set the RELEASE command to be activated in a different way than the above mentioned ones, only upon request by either the Machine Manufacturer or the Installer: the User must be properly trained in the matter. By releasing the Receiving Unit of a Take & Release Radio Remote Control, the User gives an explicit consent to the other Users, thus enabling them to take control of the Receiving Unit just released. 8.12 Command activation When the Radio Remote Control is started, it is possible to activate movements, functions and commands on the Machine by acting on the related joysticks, switches or pushbuttons, whose functions and symbols are decided by the Manufacturer and/or the Installer. To identify the relation between the actuators and the corresponding Machine movements, the Machine Manufacturer and/or the Installer shall provide relevant instructions and the User shall be properly trained. 8.13 Interruption of the radio link When the radio link is incorrect or interrupted for a certain period of time ("Passive Stop" indicated in the Technical Data Sheet), the automatic stop function activates (see paragraph "Control devices" in "Part A" of the Manual). The green LED on the Transmitting Unit blinks fast. The POWER LED on the Receiving Unit illuminates steadily. To start the Radio Remote Control, press the START pushbutton and hold it down until the green LED repeats one or two blinks and a pause. If the red LED illuminates, refer to chapter 11. When the green LED repeats one of the following sequences: one or two blinks and a pause, the Radio Remote Control is active and it can send commands and activate the Machine. 8.14 Transmitting Unit automatic switch off Automatic switch off of the Transmitting Unit occurs in the following cases.

- When the battery is flat (see paragraph 8.14.1).

- When the Radio Remote Control is not used for a certain time (see paragraph 8.14.2).

- When the transmitting unit is powered and never switched off for twenty-four hours non-stop

(see paragraph 8.14.3). The green LED on the Transmitting Unit switches off. The POWER LED on the Receiving Unit illuminates steadily. To start the Radio Remote Control, press the START pushbutton and hold it down until the green LED repeats one or two blinks and a pause. If the red LED illuminates, refer to chapter 11. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 28 When the green LED repeats one of the following sequences: one or two blinks and a pause, the Radio Remote Control is active and it can send commands and activate the Machine. 8.14.1 Low battery The Transmitting Unit indicates if the battery is not sufficiently charged (the red LED blinks and an acoustic signal sounds). The Transmitting Unit automatically switches off after 3.5 minutes after the onset of the signal. It is necessary to bring the Machine to a safe state and replace the battery with a charged one

(see paragraph 8.7). The battery run time signalled by the Transmitting Unit is reduced by the following factors:

- Battery ageing

- Increasing number of battery charge-discharge cycles

- Battery usage outside the range provided in paragraph "Operational usage" in

"Part A" of the Manual.

- Battery storage in disregard of the indications given in paragraph "Storage" in the instruction manual for the use and maintenance of the battery and battery charger. 8.14.2 When the Transmitting Unit is not used If the Transmitting Unit remains started for a certain time while none of these commands are enabled: SAFETY, D2-D10, H1-H8 or L1-L8, then it automatically switches off. This time frame is specified in the Technical Data Sheet (Automatic Switch Off). Setting or removal of the automatic switch off time (Automatic Switch Off) is done by Autec and decided by the Machine Manufacturer, according to his risk assessment and to the operation and functions he needs on the Machine. 8.14.3 Non-stop use The Transmitting Unit indicates if it has been on for twenty-four hours non-stop (the red LED blinks and an acoustic signal sounds). The Transmitting Unit automatically switches off after 3.5 minutes after the onset of the signal. Bring the Machine to a safe state before the Transmitting Unit automatically switches off. LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 29 8.15 Switching off the Transmitting Unit Switch off the Transmitting Unit when not actively using the Radio Remote Control to operate the Machine, or when work is otherwise interrupted, even for short periods. Do not leave the load hanging or the Machine in dangerous conditions (even when charging the Unit or changing the battery). FAILURE TO DO SO CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. Voluntary switch off of the Transmitting Unit occurs in the following cases.

- when the power keyswitch is turned anti-clockwise or removed.

- When the battery is removed (see paragraph 8.7.2). 8.16 Data Feedback Function The User receives information and/or signals concerning some specific situations and the movements of the controlled Machine by means of the Data Feedback function. The Data Feedback function acts through the LED array and/or the display. Any information shown and signalled on the display and/or through the LEDs for Data Feedback function can never be considered or used as a safety signal or for legal metrology. When operating the Machine, remember that the Radio Remote Control does not cut in autonomously when potential hazardous situations are shown and signalled. During normal Radio Remote Control operation, pay particular attention to the indications displayed and signalled by the display and/or through the LEDs: they can be helpful to evaluate the Machine working status. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 30 8.16.1 Operation with display If the Transmitting Unit has a display, it is possible to show warning icons, the measurements collected from the Machine and their description. The Machine Manufacturer chooses which information are displayed and the way they are displayed (icons and/or measurements and/or descriptions). In addition, the battery level and the quality of the radio link are always indicated. 8.16.2 Operation with LED If the Transmitting Unit has an LED array for the Data Feedback function, specific Machine conditions are signalled if they are illuminated (by way of example: load limits, limit switch). The signalled conditions depend on the settings chosen by the Machine Manufacturer. 8.17 Cable control The cable control is used:

- in particular working conditions, established by the Machine Manufacturer

- when it is not possible to establish a radio link between the Radio Remote Control Units,

- when working in environments where using radio frequencies is not allowed or is dangerous,

- when a fully charged battery is not available. ATTENTION: The use of the cable control entails risk of electric shock when working near overhead or underground power line's cables. 8.17.1 Description The cable control connects the Transmitting Unit to the Receiving Unit through a cable that replaces the radio link. The cable shall be plugged in the suitable connectors, one on the Transmitting Unit and the other on the Receiving Unit (or placed where established by the Machine Manufacturer). When using the cable control, the working features of the Radio Remote Control and of the Take & Release Radio Remote Control (e.g. the meaning of actuators and the Data Feedback function) do not change. LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 8.17.2 Operation 31 Before starting to work, make sure that the cable and the corresponding connectors are intact. Work organisation, Machines' position, passages, etc. shall be planned so as to avoid that the cable control 's cable may be damaged by moving trolleys or by the ongoing operations. Do not use the cable control's cable to lift the Transmitting Unit. Lay the cable control's cable in such a way as to avoid that it is squashed or strained by People or objects. Avoid contact with sharp or cutting objects that can cut the cable's protective sheath. The cable control cannot be used if the Radio Remote Control is installed on a Machine that controls loads that are not isolated from an AC power supply or from a DC power supply higher than 30V . Using the cable control at the same time as the waist belt or the shoulder harness means that there is a physical connection between the User and the Machine: therefore, the User must constantly check that the Machine's movements, especially in case of loss of control (by way of example: risk of overturning, of cable dragging by other Machinery), do not cause hazards. In such situations, the User must pull out the belt or open it by unfastening its buckle(s). The cable control must only be connected and disconnected when the Transmitting Unit is off. When you finish working with the cable control, disconnect the cable from the Transmitting Unit and from the Machine, and protect the connectors with their caps. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 32 Follow this procedure to control the Machine with the cable control:

1. Power on the Receiving Unit respecting the voltage limits provided in the technical data (see

"Part D" of the Manual). The POWER LED illuminates. 2. Make sure that the battery is inside the Transmitting Unit and leave it there even though the power supply comes from the Receiving Unit via the cable control. The battery is not, in any case, recharged through the cable control: it can only be recharged through its appropriate battery charger provided together with the system. 3. Connect the cable control to its connector in the Receiving Unit (or where arranged by the Machine Manufacturer). 4. Connect the cable control to its connector on the Transmitting Unit. 5. Insert the power keyswitch in the Transmitting Unit (see paragraph 8.1). 6. In a Take & Release Radio Remote Control, activate the TAKE command and hold it active until the Receiving Unit's seven-segment displays show the following signal: "---1" or "---2". 7. Press the START pushbutton and hold it down until the green LED repeats the sequence:

three blinks and a pause. If the red LED illuminates, refer to chapter 11. When the green LED repeats the sequence: three blinks and a pause, the Radio Remote Control is active and it can send commands and activate the Machine. When working with the cable control, the radio link is cut off:

LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 8.18 BACK-UP UNIT If the Transmitting Unit cannot be used, it can be replaced with a Transmitting Unit called BACK-

UP UNIT; you need to ask for it from Autec. It is identical to the Unit that cannot be used any more; the only difference is the presence of the plate BACK-UP UNIT on the battery housing. Insert the Key ID 0-1 or the ID internal tx memory of the Transmitting Unit to be replaced into the BACK-UP UNIT, then perform the address storage procedure (see paragraph 8.18.1). As required by standard IEC 60204-32, each Radio Remote Control is uniquely identified through a serial number (S/N). Therefore, upon replacement of the Unit, the serial number of the Transmitting Unit to be replaced must be written on the BACK-UP UNIT, so that all the Units belonging to the Radio Remote Control show the same serial number. The identification plate carrying the Radio Remote Control serial number is moved from the Transmitting Unit to be replaced to the BACK-UP UNIT by moving the Key ID 0-1. On the contrary, if the ID internal tx memory is present, you need to stick the identification plate (ask Autec for it) over the "BACK-UP UNIT" label. Autec cannot be held responsible if the serial number of the Transmitting Unit to be replaced has not been marked on BACK-UP UNIT. 8.18.1 Address storage Perform the following procedure with fully charged battery and power keyswitch inserted in the BACK-UP UNIT:

1. Press the GSS or EMS pushbutton. 2. Press the START pushbutton and hold it pressed until the green LED turns off. 3. Unlock the GSS or the EMS pushbutton. It is now possible to start the Radio Remote Control and to control the Machine with the BACK-

UP UNIT Transmitting Unit. 34 9 Instructions for the User The chapter "Instructions for the User" in "Part A" of the Instruction Manual contains the warnings for the use that add to those provided in this chapter. Therefore, please refer to that part of the Manual. The following instructions are general, they refer to general usage situations for the Transmitting Unit, and indicate how people should or should not behave when using the unit: these do not cover any possible risk situation and/or drawback that may depend on specific applications of Autec Radio Remote Controls. However, instructions given in the following paragraphs do not replace nor complete the instructions that must be provided to the User by the Manufacturer of the Machine where an Autec Radio Remote Control (to which the DJM Transmitting Unit belongs) is installed. 9.1 Usage restrictions If the Radio Remote Control User wears electronic devices (by way of example:

pacemaker, implantable cardiac defibrillator, hearing aids), the Transmitting Unit must be kept at least 15 cm away from those devices when in use. 9.2 User behaviour Besides the instructions contained in the General Part (Part A) of the Instruction Manual, when using the Transmitting Unit, the User must:

- Observe and comply with all instructions and warnings provided by the Machine Manufacturer.

- Observe and comply with all instructions and warnings provided by the Installer.

- Observe and comply with all instructions and warnings provided by the Person responsible for the Machine commissioning or making the Machine available for work.

- Observe and comply with all instructions and warnings provided in the Radio Remote Control Manual.

- Observe and comply with all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local.

- Follow and put into practice the working instructions he/she received, and/or those he/she must be aware of because of his/her work and his/her tasks.

- Avoid using the Radio Remote Control if he has not been properly trained and prepared, and if he has not been qualified for its use by the Person responsible for the work.

- Make sure that the Transmitting Unit and the Receiving Unit are whole and work perfectly.

- Make sure that the Machine reacts correctly to the commands activated by the Autec Radio

- Not perform any operation if the tests mentioned in the previous two points did not give positive Remote Control. results. LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 35

- Make sure that the Radio Remote Control operation and the consequent Machine movement occur in safety conditions, to prevent hazards to people and/or property.

- Adopt the necessary caution to avoid that the Machine operation causes dangerous situations of any type; to this end, the User's physical and health status shall be taken into account too.

- Avoid leaving the Transmitting Unit unattended or in such a condition that it may be damaged, tampered with, operated by people who are not qualified or by the movement of people and/or objects (by way of example due to: fall, movement, contact).

- Operate the Transmitting Unit by holding it correctly in his hands, so that he can activate the Machine movements correctly and in safe conditions and monitor its light signals.

- Keep at a safe distance from any risk situations originating from the use of the Machine where the Autec Radio Remote Control is installed.

- Avoid doing anything else while using the Radio Remote Control, such as, by way of example, operate other Machines and/or other devices, eat and/or drink, use communication devices

(phone, radio phone, etc.), keyboards, computers, IT devices or AV equipment, or carry out any other action that may pose the User in the situation not to be able to correctly control the Transmitting Unit and/or the Machine.

- Activate immediately the stop devices available on the Transmitting Unit and/or on the Machine, in case dangerous situations occur, even if they do not depend on the use of the Machine.

- Use the Transmitting Unit in such a way as to avoid contact with objects and/or People, fall and loss of control. Radio Remote Control.

- Use the transmitting unit with supports such as belts and the like, which are provided with the

- Not modify or tamper with the Transmitting Unit, its components and/or its commands; not modify the indications and/or meaning and/or abbreviations and/or symbols and/or original stickers on the Transmitting Unit's panel. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 36 9.3 Belt or harness The Unit always comes with a waist belt or a shoulder harness: the User must mount the belt or the harness on the Transmitting Unit and use it as described in paragraph 9.3.1 or 9.3.2. Replace the belt or harness if it is damaged or worn. 9.3.1 Waist belt Assembly LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC Use 37 The User must wear the Radio Remote Control with the belt as shown in the photo below, to avoid its fall, loss, loss of control, accidental contact and improper use. If the Transmitting Unit and the belt are used in a different way from the one described in the above mentioned figure, this constitutes improper use and may lead to damage to the Transmitting Unit, to the User, to people and/or property. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 38 Assembly 9.3.2 Shoulder harness 1 3 6 1 3 5 2 4 2 4 6 LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 39 8 7 9 AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 40 Use The User must wear the Radio Remote Control with the belt as shown in the photo below, to avoid its fall, loss, loss of control, accidental contact and improper use. If the Transmitting Unit and the belt are used in a different way from the one described in the above mentioned figure, this constitutes improper use and may lead to damage to the Transmitting Unit, to the User, to people and/or property. LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 10 Maintenance 41 Instructions for correct Radio Remote Control maintenance are described in the chapter

"Maintenance" included in "Part A" of the Instruction Manual. Therefore, please refer to that part of the Manual. 11 Malfunction signalled by the Transmitting Unit 11.1 Red LED and green LED The table below lists malfunctions that are signalled by LEDs on the Transmitting Unit and the solution to those malfunctions. If the problem persists after attempting the suggested solution, contact the support service of the Machine Manufacturer. Signals Possible reasons Solutions The green LED blinks fast. The red LED blinks for 3.5 minutes. The green LED repeats one of the following sequences: one or two blinks and a pause The red LED blinks for 3.5 minutes. The green LED repeats the sequence: three blinks and a pause. The red LED blinks for 3.5 minutes. The green LED is off. The red LED emits one very long blink. At Radio Remote Control start up, the green LED is off and the red LED emits one long blink. At Radio Remote Control start up, the green LED is off and the red LED emits two long blinks. The battery is not charged enough or the Transmitting Unit has been on for twenty-four hours. It is necessary to replace the battery with a charged one (see paragraph 8.7) or it is necessary to switch off the Transmitting Unit and to re-start the Radio Remote Control. The Transmitting Unit has been on for twenty-four hours. It is necessary to switch off the Transmitting Unit and start the Radio Remote Control again. The Transmitting Unit does not work correctly. Contact the support service of the Machine Manufacturer. The GSS or the EMS pushbutton is pressed. Unlock the GSS or the EMS pushbutton. The Transmitting Unit does not work correctly. Perform the address storage procedure (see paragraph 8.18.1). AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 42 Signals Possible reasons Solutions At Radio Remote Control start up, the green LED is off and the red LED emits three long blinks. The battery is very low. At Radio Remote Control start up, the green LED is off and the red LED emits four long blinks. The SAFETY command is activated (see Technical Data Sheet). It is necessary to replace the battery with a charged one (see paragraph 8.7). Bring the actuators to the rest position. At Radio Remote Control start up, the green LED is on and the red LED emits one long blink and some short blinks. At Radio Remote Control start up, the green LED is on and the red LED emits two long blinks and some short blinks. At Radio Remote Control start up, the green LED is on and the red LED emits three long blinks and some short blinks. At Radio Remote Control start up, the green LED is on and the red LED emits four long blinks and some short blinks. At least one of the actuators corresponding to digital commands D2-D20 is activated. At least one of the actuators corresponding to analogue commands A1-A8 is activated. At least one of the actuators corresponding to direction commands H1-H8 is activated. At least one of the actuators corresponding to direction commands L1-L8 is activated. Bring the actuators to the rest position. If necessary, it is possible to identify the activated command looking up the table in paragraph 11.3. Whenever the red LED illuminates, the acoustic signal device activates. At the end of each signal, the Transmitting Unit switches off. To correctly view signals displayed at the Radio Remote Control start up, press the START pushbutton and hold it pressed until the Transmitting Unit switches off. LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC 11.2 2.7 display 43 The table below lists malfunctions signalled by the 2.7 display, if present on the Transmitting Unit, and the solution to those malfunctions. If the problem persists after attempting the suggested solution, contact the support service of the Machine Manufacturer. Possible reasons Solutions The GSS or the EMS pushbutton is pressed. Unlock the GSS or the EMS pushbutton. Signals During the Radio Remote Control start up, the display shows "GSS/EMS pressed 06 00". During the Radio Remote Control start up, the display shows "Key fail 04 00". The Transmitting Unit does not work correctly. The display shows "Battery fail 05 01". The battery is very low. At Radio Remote Control start up, the display shows "Safety active 07 00". At Radio Remote Control start up, the display shows "Analog active ". At Radio Remote Control start up, the display shows "Digital active ". At Radio Remote Control start up, the display shows "Direct H active" (where "Direct" stands for

"Direction"). At Radio Remote Control start up, the display shows "Direct L active" (where "Direct" stands for

"Direction"). The SAFETY command is activated (see Technical Data Sheet). At least one of the actuators corresponding to analogue commands A1-A8 is activated. At least one of the actuators corresponding to digital commands D2-D20 is activated. At least one of the actuators corresponding to direction commands H1-H8 is activated. At least one of the actuators corresponding to direction commands L1-L8 is activated. Perform the address storage procedure (see paragraph 8.18.1). It is necessary to replace the battery with a charged one (see paragraph 8.7). Bring the actuators to the rest position. Bring the actuators to the rest position. If necessary, it is possible to identify the activated command looking up the table in paragraph 11.3. AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 44 11.3 Identifying the activated command If the green LED is illuminated, at least one of the commands A1-A8, D2-D20, H1-H8 and L1-L8 is activated during the Radio Remote Control start up. You can identify the activated command by observing the long blinks followed by short blinks emitted by the red LED, as described in the table below. Green LED Number of long blinks Number of short blinks Red LED 2.7 display Activated command On On On On On On On On On On On On On On On On 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Digital active 11 02 Digital active 11 03 Digital active 11 04 Digital active 11 05 Digital active 11 06 Digital active 11 07 Digital active 11 08 Digital active 11 09 Digital active 11 10 Digital active 11 11 Digital active 11 12 Digital active 11 13 Digital active 11 14 Digital active 11 15 Digital active 11 16 Digital active 11 17 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 D10 D11 D12 D13 D14 D15 D16 D17 LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC Green LED Number of long blinks Number of short blinks Red LED 45 Activated command On On On On On On On On On On On On On On On On On On On On 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 2.7 display Digital active 11 18 Digital active 11 19 Digital active 11 20 Analog active 08 01 Analog active 08 02 Analog active 08 03 Analog active 08 04 Analog active 08 05 Analog active 08 06 Analog active 08 07 Analog active 08 08 Direct H active 09 01 Direct H active 09 02 Direct H active 09 03 Direct H active 09 04 Direct H active 09 05 Direct H active 09 06 Direct H active 09 07 Direct H active 09 08 Direct L active 10 01 D18 D19 D20 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 H7 H8 L1 18 19 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 AUTEC LIUDJM005_eng-00 46 Green LED Number of long blinks Number of short blinks Red LED Activated command On On On On On On On 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 2.7 display Direct L active 10 02 Direct L active 10 03 Direct L active 10 04 Direct L active 10 05 Direct L active 10 06 Direct L active 10 07 Direct L active 10 08 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Whenever the red LED illuminates, the acoustic signal device activates. The active command can even be identified through the 4.3" display (if any) if this feature has been arranged by the Machine Manufacturer and/or by the Installer. Examples If the red LED emits one long blink and twelve short blinks, the Transmitting Unit detected that command D12 is activated. If the red LED emits two long blinks and five short blinks, the Transmitting Unit detected that command A5 is activated. If the red LED emits three long blinks and two short blinks, the Transmitting Unit detected that command H2 is activated. If the red LED emits four long blinks and one short blink, the Transmitting Unit detected that command L1 is activated. 12 Decommissioning and disposal Instructions for correct decommissioning and disposal of Radio Remote Controls are described in chapter "Decommissioning and disposal" in "Part A" of the Instruction Manual. Therefore, please refer to that part of the Manual. LIUDJM005_eng-00 AUTEC Via Pomaroli, 65 - 36030 Caldogno (VI) - Italy Tel. +39 0444 901000 - Fax +39 0444 901011 info@autecsafety.com - www.autecsafety.com MADE IN ITALY

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LIUDT1007_eng-01 Instruction Manual for the use and the maintenance of the Radio Remote Control Original instructions Part B: Conformity and frequencies

(863-870MHz and 915-928MHz) DYNAMIC+ SERIES THIS PART OF THE MANUAL CONSISTS OF Part B - Information, instructions and warnings for the Conformity and frequencies (863-870MHz and 915-928MHz). The Manual consists of Part A General, Part B Conformity and Frequencies, Part C Transmitting Unit, Part D Receiving Unit, Part E Battery and Battery Charger, plus the Technical Data Sheet. THIS MANUAL, INCLUDING ALL PARTS THEREOF, AND ALL INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED HEREIN, MUST BE READ CAREFULLY AND UNDERSTOOD BEFORE INSTALLING, USING, MAINTAINING OR REPAIRING THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL. FAILURE TO READ AND COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS OR ANY ONE OF THE LIMITATIONS NOTED IN THIS MANUAL CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH, AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL IS NOT A STANDALONE PRODUCT AND IS INTENDED ONLY AS A COMPONENT ON A MACHINE:

- ON WHICH AND WHERE THE USE OF A RADIO REMOTE CONTROL IS APPROPRIATE,

www.osha.gov), all federal, state and local laws, regulations and building and electrical codes, and all applicable standards, including but not limited to ANSI Standards. AUTEC LIUDT1007_eng-01 It is also the responsibility of the Manufacturer and of the design professionals of the Machine on which the Autec Radio Remote Control is to be installed and used to be certain that the structure, condition, organization and markings of the Machine as installed at the facility is appropriate for and will allow for the safe and reliable use and control of the Machine through the Autec Radio Remote Control interface. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER AND FACILITY OPERATOR, AND THEIR DESIGN PROFESSIONALS, that the installation, maintenance and operation of the Autec Radio Remote Control and all of its components are done solely and completely in accordance with this Manual, and with all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local. It is also the responsibility of the Manufacturer of the Machine on which the Autec Radio Remote Control is to be installed and used, and their design professionals, to be certain that the structure, condition, organization and markings of the Machine as installed at the facility is appropriate for and will allow for the safe and reliable use and control of the Machine through the Autec Radio Remote Control interface. ONLY QUALIFIED AND PROPERLY TRAINED PERSONNEL SHOULD BE PERMITTED TO OPERATE OR USE THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL AND THE MACHINE OPERATED BY OR THROUGH THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL. ONLY QUALIFIED AND PROPERLY TRAINED PERSONNEL SHOULD BE PERMITTED TO BE IN THE VICINITY OF MACHINE OPERATED BY OR THROUGH THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL. FAILURE TO PROPERLY INSTALL, OPERATE, MAINTAIN AND SERVICE THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH AND/

- Operating frequency bands of the Radio Remote Control,

- conformity and law references of the Radio Remote Control. A General part C Transmitting Unit D Receiving Unit E Battery and battery charger

- General information regarding the series,

- directions for risk assessment of the "Machine+Radio Remote Control" system,

- warnings for installation of the Radio Remote Control,

- warnings for use and maintenance of the Radio Remote Control,

- instructions for correct transportation and storage of Radio Remote Control. Description and instructions concerning the Transmitting Unit, including:

- description of operation,

- commands,

- light signals,

- malfunctions,

- additional instructions to the general part. Description and instructions concerning the Receiving Unit, including:

- description of operation,

- light signals,

- malfunctions,

- additional instructions to the general part. Description, warnings and instructions concerning batteries and battery chargers, including:

- description of operation,

- light signals,

- malfunctions,

- instructions for the User. LIUDT1007_eng-01 AUTEC 15 Usage and maintenance instructions are supplemented by the Radio Remote Control's Technical Data Sheet, that:

- Describes the Transmitting Unit's configuration

- Choose the desired language

- Select the single parts of the Manual: refer to the code name provided on the cover of each part. XXXXXXXXX_language-XX Instruction Manual for the use and the maintenance of the Radio Remote Control Original instructions XXXXXXXXX_language-XX Part X: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XX SERIES AUTEC LIUDT1007_eng-01 16 1.2 Caption and terminology Contact Autec if any of the instructions, symbols, warnings or images are not clear and understandable, or if you have doubts or questions. In this part of the Manual, the terms listed below have the same meaning explained in the corresponding paragraph of the general part (Part A):

- Unit

- Radio Remote Control

- Transmitting Unit

- Receiving Unit

- Radio link

- Active stop

- Automatic stop

- Manual stop

- Passive stop

- Machine

- Manufacturer

- User

- Maintenance Technician

- Manual or Instruction Manual

- Person

- Owner Installation manual Installer Functions indicated for the Manufacturer, the Installer, the User and the Maintenance Technician may be performed by a single Person, if he/she has the needed competence and undertakes the resulting responsibilities. Each Person must be aware of the instructions contained in the Manual, depending on the activity they carry out. For example, if a Manufacturer is also the Installer, and/or Maintenance Technician, he/she must also know and follow the instructions specifically addressed to those Persons. The same applies, for example, if a User is also the Manufacturer and/or the Installer. 1.3 Symbols This symbol identifies the parts of text in the Manual that must be read with special attention. This symbol identifies the parts of text in the Manual containing warnings, information and/or instructions that are particularly relevant with regards to safety; failure in understanding them may cause hazards for People and/or property. LIUDT1007_eng-01 AUTEC 17 1.4 To whom the instructions are addressed Addressees of instructions are listed in the paragraph with the same title in the general part:

please refer to that part. 1.5 Instruction storage Regulation for the storage of instructions are described in the paragraph with the same title in the general part: please refer to that part. 1.6 Intellectual property Restrictions connected to intellectual property are described in the paragraph with the same title in the general part: please refer to that part. AUTEC LIUDT1007_eng-01 18 2 Brief product presentation 2.1 Series, Radio Remote Control and Unit Autec Dynamic+ series' Radio Remote Controls are designed to be used on Machines and provide a command interface to their command and control system, to be used from an appropriate distance and position. 2.2 Conformity with standards This part of the Manual describes:

- the Dynamic+ series' Radio Remote Control compliance with the standards, the requirements and conditions of use in each Country and

- the different frequency bands, in which the Radio Remote Control is able to operate. 2.3 Contacts and useful addresses The Radio Remote Controls are produced by Autec Srl Via Pomaroli, 65 - 36030 Caldogno

country where it is used.

- Make sure that the Radio Remote Control works within the frequency band permitted in the

- Make sure that the Radio Remote Control works correctly, in compliance with the applicable

- Not modify the Radio Remote Control conformity, by performing modifications or technical standards in the relevant country. operations that change its operation. During training on or usage of Autec Radio Remote Controls, local provisions imposing the conservation of product conformity with local standards must be respected, as well as specific standards related to safety in the use of Radio Remote Controls or electrical devices, both in the working environment or outside of it. 3.1 EC conformity According to the regulations in force in the European Union, one of the requirements for a Radio Remote Control to be compliant with the EC conformity is to work at one of the permitted frequencies. If it does not, the Radio Remote Control cannot be considered compliant. Each Dynamic+ series' Radio Remote Control working in the 863-870MHz frequency band is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of the RED Directive (2014/53/ EU, Annex II). Each Radio Remote Control also complies with the harmonised standards listed in the EU Declaration of Conformity, that are in force and applicable when the Radio Remote Control is put on the market. Autec Radio Remote Control's EU Declaration of Conformity is provided as an attachment with the Radio Remote Control. AUTEC LIUDT1007_eng-01 20 3.2 FCC conformity A Dynamic+ series' Radio Remote Control working in the 915-928MHz frequency band, whose Units are listed in the following table, complies with the requirements of the standards FCC

(Federal Communication Commission) Part 15. Unit FCC ID DJB Transmitting Unit Model DJB Type NJ235 OQA-DJBNJ235 DJC Transmitting Unit Model J6D Type NJ335 OQA-J6DNJ335 DJM Transmitting Unit Model DJM Type NJ035 OQA-DJMNJ035 DJM Transmitting Unit Model DJM Type NJ235 OQA-DJMNJ235 DJN Transmitting Unit Model J6D Type NJ335 OQA-J6DNJ335 DJQ Transmitting Unit Model J6D Type NJ335 OQA-J6DNJ335 DJR Transmitting Unit Model DJR Type NJ035 OQA-DJMNJ035 DJR Transmitting Unit Model DJR Type NJ235 OQA-DJRNJ235 DJS Transmitting Unit Model DJS Type NJ035 OQA-DJSNJ035 CRD Receiving Unit Model CRD Type NK035 OQA-CRDNK035 Place the antenna of the Receiving Unit in a position that ensures a minimum separation distance of 20cm from all the people that can be in the working area. Read carefully the section of the Manual where the antenna position is described, both in the general part and in the specific part referring to the Receiving Unit. Autec allows you to use only the dedicated antenna supplied either with the remote control or as original spare part. The use of any other type of antenna is prohibited and will invalidate the warranty. As required by standard FCC Part 15, the following indication is valid for all the Units listed in the previous table. 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, and

(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the Users authority to operate the equipment. LIUDT1007_eng-01 AUTEC 3.3 IC conformity 21 A Dynamic+ series' Radio Remote Control working in the 915-928MHz frequency band, whose Units are listed in the following table, complies with the requirements of the standards IC (Industry Canada) RSS-247. Unit IC DJB Transmitting Unit Model DJB Type NJ235 9061A-DJBNJ235 DJC Transmitting Unit Model J6D Type NJ335 9061A-J6DNJ335 DJM Transmitting Unit Model DJM Type NJ035 9061A-DJMNJ035 DJM Transmitting Unit Model DJM Type NJ235 9061A-DJMNJ235 DJN Transmitting Unit Model J6D Type NJ335 9061A-J6DNJ335 DJQ Transmitting Unit Model J6D Type NJ335 9061A-J6DNJ335 DJR Transmitting Unit Model DJR Type NJ035 9061A-DJMNJ035 DJR Transmitting Unit Model DJR Type NJ235 9061A-DJRNJ235 DJS Transmitting Unit Model DJS Type NJ035 9061A-DJSNJ035 CRD Receiving Unit Model CRD Type NK035 9061A-CRDNK035 Place the antenna of the Receiving Unit in a position that ensures a minimum separation distance of 20cm from all the people that can be in the working area. Read carefully the section of the Manual where the antenna position is described, both in the general part and in the specific part referring to the Receiving Unit. Autec allows you to use only the dedicated antenna supplied either with the remote control or as original spare part. The use of any other type of antenna is prohibited and will invalidate the warranty. As required by the document "RSS-Gen General Requirements and Information for the Certification of Radio Apparatus", the following indication is valid for all the Units listed in the previous table. This device complies with Industry Canada's licence-exempt RSSs. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause interference; and

(2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. AUTEC LIUDT1007_eng-01 22 As required by the document "RSS-Gen General Requirements and Information for the Certification of Radio Apparatus", the following indications are valid for all the Receiving Units listed in the previous table. Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio transmitter may only operate using an antenna of a type and maximum (or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter by Industry Canada. To reduce potential radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that necessary for successful communication. This radio transmitter has been approved by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada to operate with the antenna types listed below, with the maximum permissible gain indicated. Antenna types not included in this list that have a gain greater than the maximum gain indicated for any type listed are strictly prohibited for use with this device. Antenna type Autec stylus /4 with LMR200 cable-extension kit

<2dBi Antenna gain Antenna impedance 50 Ohm LIUDT1007_eng-01 AUTEC 4 Frequencies 23 Dynamic+ series' Radio Remote Controls can work in two different frequency bands: 863-

870MHz or 915-928MHz. The Radio Remote Controls' working frequency is defined by market-specific laws and standards. In order for the system Machine+Radio Remote Control to be compliant and therefore to be used, these laws and standards must be respected:

if they are not, the Radio Remote Control cannot and must not be used. Autec cannot be held responsible if the Radio Remote Control is set with frequencies that are forbidden in the country of use. 4.1 Frequency band 863-870MHz 4.1.1 Frequencies The radio link between the Units of Autec Dynamic+ series' Radio Remote Controls is established at one of the frequencies permitted by the European standards in force when the system is put on the market. Frequencies used RF power Channel spacing 128

<25mW ERP 50kHz The Units communicate with one another in dynamic mode, that is:

- They use a working frequency in the 863-870MHz band

- They check that the frequency is free before using it

- They continuously change the working frequency in order to guarantee the radio link even in the presence of interference. 4.1.2 Countries of usage Dynamic+ series' Radio Remote Controls working in the 863-870MHz frequency band can be used within the EU (European Union) and the EFTA (European Free Trade Association). Check on the technical data plate of the Units in which markets the Radio Remote Control can be used. AUTEC LIUDT1007_eng-01 24 4.2 Frequency band 915-928MHz 4.2.1 Frequencies The radio link between the Units of Autec Dynamic+ series Radio Remote Controls is established at one of the frequencies permitted by the USA, Canadian and Australian standards in force when the system is put on the market. Frequencies used RF power Channel spacing 256 50kHz meets FCC and IC requirements The Units communicate with one another in dynamic mode, that is:

- They use a working frequency in the 915-928MHz

- They check that the frequency is free before using it

- They continuously change the working frequency in order to guarantee the radio link even in the presence of interference. 4.2.2 Countries of usage Dynamic+ series' Radio Remote Controls working in the frequency band 915-928MHz can be used in the USA, Canadian and Australian markets. Check on the technical data plate of the Units in which markets the Radio Remote Control can be used. LIUDT1007_eng-01 AUTEC Via Pomaroli, 65 - 36030 Caldogno (VI) - Italy Tel. +39 0444 901000 - Fax +39 0444 901011 info@autecsafety.com - www.autecsafety.com MADE IN ITALY

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LIUDTH005_eng-00 Instruction Manual for the use and the maintenance of the Radio Remote Control Original instructions Part A: Information, instructions and general warnings DYNAMIC+ SERIES THIS PART OF THE MANUAL CONSISTS OF Part A - Information, instructions and general warnings for the Autec Dynamic+ Series Radio Remote Control. The Manual consists of Part A General, Part B Conformity and Frequencies, Part C Transmitting Unit, Part D Receiving Unit and Part E Battery and Battery Charger, plus the Technical Data Sheet. THIS MANUAL, INCLUDING ALL PARTS THEREOF, AND ALL INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED HEREIN, MUST BE READ CAREFULLY AND UNDERSTOOD BEFORE INSTALLING, USING, MAINTAINING OR REPAIRING THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL. FAILURE TO READ AND COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS OR ANY ONE OF THE LIMITATIONS NOTED IN THIS MANUAL CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH, AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL IS NOT A STANDALONE PRODUCT AND IS INTENDED ONLY AS A COMPONENT ON A MACHINE:

- ON WHICH AND WHERE THE USE OF A RADIO REMOTE CONTROL IS APPROPRIATE,

www.osha.gov), all federal, state and local laws, regulations and building and electrical codes, and all applicable standards, including but not limited to ANSI Standards. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 It is also the responsibility of the Manufacturer and of the design professionals of the Machine on which the Autec Radio Remote Control is to be installed and used to be certain that the structure, condition, organization and markings of the Machine as installed at the facility is appropriate for and will allow for the safe and reliable use and control of the Machine through the Autec Radio Remote Control interface. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER AND FACILITY OPERATOR, AND THEIR DESIGN PROFESSIONALS, that the installation, maintenance and operation of the Autec Radio Remote Control and all of its components are done solely and completely in accordance with this Manual, and with all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local. It is also the responsibility of the Manufacturer of the Machine on which the Autec Radio Remote Control is to be installed and used, and their design professionals, to be certain that the structure, condition, organization and markings of the Machine as installed at the facility is appropriate for and will allow for the safe and reliable use and control of the Machine through the Autec Radio Remote Control interface. ONLY QUALIFIED AND PROPERLY TRAINED PERSONNEL SHOULD BE PERMITTED TO OPERATE OR USE THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL AND THE MACHINE OPERATED BY OR THROUGH THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL. ONLY QUALIFIED AND PROPERLY TRAINED PERSONNEL SHOULD BE PERMITTED TO BE IN THE VICINITY OF MACHINE OPERATED BY OR THROUGH THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL. FAILURE TO PROPERLY INSTALL, OPERATE, MAINTAIN AND SERVICE THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH AND/

OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. Refer to this Manual and each of its Parts for further assistance or contact Autec. Autec is not responsible for and shall not be held liable for any installation of the Autec Radio Remote Control not performed by Autec or for any use of the Autec Radio Remote Control not in complete compliance with, and/or not maintained in complete compliance with, all Autec instructions and warnings and all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local. Autec is not responsible for and shall not be held liable for any alteration or modification of the Autec Radio Remote Control, or the use of non-Autec components or products used with or incorporated into the Autec Radio Remote Control. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER AND FACILITY OPERATOR, AND THEIR DESIGN PROFESSIONALS, to be certain that the Autec Radio Remote Control is properly maintained and serviced at all times in compliance with all Autec instructions and warnings, and with all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER AND FACILITY OPERATOR, AND THEIR OFFICERS, MANAGERS AND SUPERVISORS, to be certain that all Users of the Autec Radio Remote Control and that all Persons who are or will be working with or near the Machine operated by or through the Autec Radio Remote Control are fully and properly educated and trained by qualified Personnel in the proper and safe use of the Autec Radio Remote Control and of the Machine, including without limitation complete familiarity with and understanding of Autec warnings and instructions, and all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local, and that such Users and other Persons do in fact at all times operate or work with the Autec Radio Remote Control safely and ONLY in compliance with Autec instructions and warnings and with all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local. FAILURE TO DO SO CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER AND FACILITY OPERATOR, AND THEIR OFFICERS, MANAGERS AND SUPERVISORS, to be certain that the areas in which the Machine operated by or through the Autec Radio Remote Control is located and operates are clearly delineated and marked in accordance with all Autec warnings and instructions, and all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local, and otherwise sufficient to alert and warn ALL PERSONS that the Machine is operated by or through a Radio Remote Control, and prohibiting any unauthorized access thereto. FAILURE TO DO SO CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. FAILURE TO OPERATE THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL SAFELY AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH AUTEC INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS AND WITH APPLICABLE LAWS, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS, EVEN LOCAL, AND/OR PERMITTING USERS OR OTHER PERSONS NOT PROPERLY TRAINED IN THE SAFE AND PROPER USE OF THE SYSTEM, OR THE MACHINE ON WHICH IT IS INSTALLED, CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC INDEX Information on the use of instructions ..................................................................... 9 1 1.1 Structure of the Instruction Manual ...................................................................... 9 1.2 Caption and terminology ................................................................................... 11 1.3 Symbols ........................................................................................................... 12 1.4 To whom the instructions are addressed ............................................................ 12 Instruction storage ............................................................................................ 13 1.5 Intellectual property .......................................................................................... 13 1.6 2 Brief product presentation ..................................................................................... 14 2.1 Series, Radio Remote Control and Unit ............................................................. 14 2.2 Conformity with standards ................................................................................. 15 2.3 Contacts and useful addresses ......................................................................... 15 2.4 Warranty .......................................................................................................... 15 2.5 Technical assistance and spare parts ................................................................ 15 3 General safety warnings ......................................................................................... 16 4 Radio Remote Control features .............................................................................. 20 4.1 Description of radio link ..................................................................................... 20 4.2 Control devices ................................................................................................. 22 4.3 Radio Remote Control stop functions ................................................................. 22 4.4 Protection against unintended movements from the standstill position UMFS ..... 29 4.5 Technical data .................................................................................................. 31 4.6 Identifying the Radio Remote Control ................................................................ 31 4.7 Additional features of the "Take & Release" Radio Remote Control .................... 32 5 Radio Remote Control storage before installation or after removal ...................... 33 Installation .............................................................................................................. 33 6 6.1 Applications ...................................................................................................... 33 6.2 Staff training: installation and maintenance ........................................................ 36 6.3 Classification of commands .............................................................................. 36 6.4 Warnings for installation .................................................................................... 37 7 Safety ...................................................................................................................... 45 7.1 Risk assessment for radio remote controlled Machines ...................................... 45 7.2 Delay in command response time ...................................................................... 46 7.3 Inadvertent activation of commands .................................................................. 46 7.4 Activation and/or deactivation of commands due to failure ................................. 47 7.5 Latching functions ............................................................................................. 47 Instructions for the User ......................................................................................... 48 8 8.1 Staff training: use and working conditions .......................................................... 48 8.2 Warnings for the User ....................................................................................... 49 8.3 Operational use ................................................................................................ 53 9 Maintenance ............................................................................................................ 54 9.1 Radio Remote Control maintenance - general directions .................................... 54 9.2 Routine maintenance ........................................................................................ 55 9.3 Special maintenance ........................................................................................ 57 9.4 Additional maintenance operations in environments with corrosive agents ......... 58 9.5 Preventive replacement of the Radio Remote Control's electromechanical components ...................................................................................................... 59 AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 10 Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................... 61 10.1 Radio Remote Controls with "Data Feedback" function ...................................... 61 10.2 Radio Remote Controls with cable control ......................................................... 61 10.3 Solutions in case of malfunction ........................................................................ 61 11 Decommissioning and disposal ............................................................................. 62 11.1 Decommissioning ............................................................................................. 62 11.2 Disposal ........................................................................................................... 62 LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 1 Information on the use of instructions 9 1.1 Structure of the Instruction Manual The Manual for the use and maintenance of Autec Radio Remote Controls consists of different parts, that altogether form the Manual; the Manual must be read carefully, understood and applied by the Radio Remote Control's Owner, User and by all those Persons that, for any reasons, may operate with the Radio Remote Control or with the Machine where it is installed. The following table describes the structure of the Instruction Manual for the use and the maintenance of the Radio Remote Control. Conformity and frequencies

- Operating frequency bands of the Radio Remote Control,

- conformity and law references of the Radio Remote Control. Part Title A General part B C Transmitting Unit D Receiving Unit E Battery and battery charger Contents

- General information regarding the series,

- directions for risk assessment of the "Machine+Radio Remote Control"

system,

- warnings for installation of the Radio Remote Control,

- warnings for use and maintenance of the Radio Remote Control,

- instructions for correct transportation and storage of Radio Remote Control. Description and instructions concerning the Transmitting Unit, including:

- description of operation,

- commands,

- light signals,

- malfunctions,

- additional instructions to the general part. Description and instructions concerning the Receiving Unit, including:

- description of operation,

- light signals,

- malfunctions,

- additional instructions to the general part. Description, warnings and instructions concerning batteries and battery chargers, including:

- description of operation,

- light signals,

- malfunctions,

- instructions for the User. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 10 Usage and maintenance instructions are supplemented by the Radio Remote Control's Technical Data Sheet, that:

- Describes the Transmitting Unit's configuration

- Indicates the relation between commands sent by the Transmitting Unit and those available on the Receiving Unit. INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE GENERAL PART: The instructions contained in this general part of the Instruction Manual refer to all Autec Dynamic+ series' Radio remote controls and to their single components and Units, and must be read and understood by their addressees before reading the instructions contained in the manuals of the single Units. Usage and maintenance instruction as a whole are to be considered as an integral part both of the Autec Radio Remote Control and of the Machine, system, device or Machinery system where the Radio Remote Control is installed. The Manufacturer of the Machine on which the Autec Radio Remote Control is installed, and the Owner and User of the Machine, must make sure that the Instruction Manual and all of its parts are included in the Instruction Manual of the Machine. The CD attached to each Instruction Manual includes the translations of the Manual. Act as follows to identify the single Manual parts in the relevant language in the CD:

- Choose the desired language

- Select the single parts of the Manual: refer to the code name provided on the cover of each part. XXXXXXXXX_language-XX Instruction Manual for the use and the maintenance of the Radio Remote Control Original instructions XXXXXXXXX_language-XX Part X: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XX SERIES LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 11 1.2 Caption and terminology Contact Autec if any of the instructions, symbols, warnings or images are not clear and understandable, or if you have doubts or questions. The terms listed here below have the stated meaning throughout the entire Manual, including all of its parts:

- Unit: the single (Transmitting or Receiving) Units that comprise the Autec Radio Remote Control.

- Radio Remote Control: Cableless Control System (CCS) made up of one or two Transmitting Units and one Receiving Unit that communicate with each other through a radio link.

- Transmitting Unit: portable component (remote station) through which the User interfaces with the Radio Remote Control.

- Receiving Unit: component fixed permanently on the Machine (base station); it constitutes an interface between the Radio Remote Control and the other Machine's parts.

- Radio link: (cableless control) uninterrupted communication between a Transmitting Unit and a Receiving Unit without physical connection.

- Active stop: stop generated by the transmission of a command from the Transmitting Unit to the Receiving Unit.

- Automatic stop: safety stop initiated without manual activation of a device by a User.

- Manual stop: stop initiated with the manual activation of a device by a User.

- Passive stop: safety stop originated by the absence of radio link between the Transmitting Unit and the Receiving Unit.

- Machine: the Machine, as defined in the Directive 2006/42/EC and in any other local regulations, and any other device, Machinery, equipment, Machinery system, application etc., where the Autec Radio Remote Control is installed, or that is controlled by it.

- Manufacturer: the Person who plans and/or manufactures a Machine, an appliance, a device or a Machinery system and decides to install a Radio Remote Control on it to control the Machine.

- Installer: the Person, qualified technician, who plans and/or performs the installation of an Autec Radio Remote Control on a Machine to act on its commands.

- User: the Person who actually uses an Autec Radio Remote Control to act on the commands of a Machine.

- Maintenance Technician: the Person, qualified technician, who carries out routine or special maintenance on an Autec Radio Remote Control, to keep it whole and effective.

- Manual or Instruction Manual: document consisting of: Part A General, Part B Conformity and Frequencies, Part C Transmitting Unit, Part D Receiving Unit and Part E Battery and Battery Charger, plus the Technical Data Sheet.

- Installation Manual: the specific manual containing specific instructions for the installation of the Radio Remote Control on the Machine: the Installation Manual is specifically addressed to the Installer.

- Person: individual, natural or legal person and/or any entity, however it is considered

- Owner: the owner of the Radio Remote Control. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 12 Functions indicated for the Manufacturer, the Installer, the User and the Maintenance Technician may be performed by a single Person, if he/she has the needed competence and undertakes the resulting responsibilities. Each Person must be aware of the instructions contained in the Manual, depending on the activity they carry out. For example, if a Manufacturer is also the Installer, and/or Maintenance Technician, he must also know and follow the instructions specifically addressed to those Persons. The same applies, for example, if a User is also the Manufacturer and/or the Installer. 1.3 Symbols This symbol identifies the parts of text in the Manual that must be read with special attention. This symbol identifies the parts of text in the Manual containing warnings, information and/or instructions that are particularly relevant with regards to safety; failure in understanding them may cause hazards for People and/or property. 1.4 To whom the instructions are addressed The Instruction Manual for the use and the maintenance of the Radio Remote Control is addressed to Manufacturers, design engineers, Installers, assemblers, mechanics, electricians, Users, operators, drivers, workers, people responsible for productive activities, Maintenance Technicians and to all the people who, in any capacity and for any reason, work with an Autec Radio Remote Control or with the Machine where it is installed. The Manual must be read carefully, understood and applied in all its parts by:

- The Owner and/or Person responsible for the Machine and/or for the Autec Radio Remote Control and/or for their operation

- The Machine Manufacturer, who decides to equip it with a Radio Remote Control

- The Radio Remote Control Installer or the Person who assembles it on a Machine, device, Machinery system, etc., and/or who has the responsibility for that operation

- The Person responsible for safety in the workplace where the Radio Remote Control is used

- Users, that is to say, those who actually, and in any capacity, are qualified/authorised/

appointed for the use of a Radio Remote Control, or who work with it

- Maintenance Technicians

- Those who, in any capacity, work with the Radio Remote Control and/or with the Machine, system, device and/or Machinery system where an Autec Radio Remote Control is installed, or that are controlled by an Autec Radio Remote Control. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 13 The instructions concerning the installation and maintenance of the Radio Remote Control are addressed to qualified Personnel; their implementation requires qualified professional expertise: none of the operation for which qualified Personnel is required can be carried out by Persons or companies that do not have the required specific professional expertise. 1.5 Instruction storage The Instruction Manual must be stored and made available to all its addressees, Users and technicians, for the whole life time of the Radio Remote Control, in any moment it may need to be consulted. No part of the Manual shall be altered, modified or damaged. If the Manual is damaged, a written request of replacement shall be sent to Autec; replacement is at the applicant's expense. When applying for it, the Radio Remote Control's serial number is required. 1.6 Intellectual property The Manual, its structure and contents, the images and photos, the drawings, the instructions and all intellectual property rights included in the Manual are and remain exclusive property of Autec Srl. They cannot be reproduced and/or disseminated in any form or by any means (including the internet and photocopying) without authorisation and written consent by Autec. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 14 2 Brief product presentation 2.1 Series, Radio Remote Control and Unit The object of this part of the Manual is the Autec Dynamic+ series Radio Remote Control

(see chapter 4). Autec Dynamic+ series' Radio Remote Controls are designed to be used on Machines and provide a command interface to their command and control system, to be used from an appropriate distance and position. Dynamic+ series' Radio Remote Controls may be made of one or two Transmitting Units and one Receiving Unit: the single Units, their commands and their features are illustrated in the specific parts in the Manual and in the Technical Data Sheet. A Radio Remote Control is usually made of one Transmitting Unit and one Receiving Unit. A "Take & Release" Radio Remote Control is made of two Transmitting Units and one Receiving Unit. The Dynamic+ series consists of seven Transmitting Units (DJB, DJC, DJM, DJN, DJQ, DJR and DJS) and one CRD Receiving Unit. DJB DJC DJM DJN DJQ DJR DJS LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 15 CRD 2.2 Conformity with standards The conformity of Radio Remote Controls with standards and with working requirements and conditions in the single Countries is provided in the related specific part Conformity and frequencies (Part B) of the Manual. 2.3 Contacts and useful addresses The Radio Remote Controls are produced by Autec Srl Via Pomaroli, 65 - 36030 Caldogno

(VI) - Italy. You can find contacts for Autec, its distributors, dealers and authorized service centres on the website www.autecsafety.com. 2.4 Warranty General warranty conditions are indicated both in the relevant sheet provided together with this documentation, and in the specific page on the website www.autecsafety.com. 2.5 Technical assistance and spare parts If you need technical services and/or spare parts, please refer to contacts provided in the website www.autecsafety.com. When applying for technical service to Autec, its distributors, dealers and authorized service centres, the Radio Remote Control's serial number is required; you can find it on the identification plate on the Transmitting Unit and/or on the Receiving Unit. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 16 3 General safety warnings All the warnings and instructions provided in this chapter are safety-relevant. Failure to follow the instructions contained in the Manual provided by Autec, as well as all applicable safety-related legislations, even local ones, regulations and standards may generate serious damage to people and property. The Machine Manufacturer and/or designer, the Installer, the Maintenance Technician and the people responsible for the use of the Machine and for the working place are responsible to ensure that the installation, maintenance and use of the Autec Radio Remote Control and all its components are carried out in complete accordance with the instructions provided by Autec and in compliance with all the applicable safety-related standards and regulations in force in the countries where the Machine and the Radio Remote Control are used. The Machine Manufacturer takes on the responsibility for the installation and use of the Radio Remote Control on any application. The Manufacturer or those who want to use or install an Autec Radio Remote Control on a Machine must first:

- Assess whether the Machine where they want to install the Radio Remote Control can be used with a Radio Remote Control safely and effectively.

- Carry out an in-depth, accurate risk assessment, taking into account the Machine's manufacturing, functional and/or performance features and characteristics, purpose of the Machine, the location and environment in which the Machine is to be used, the facility in which the Machine is to be or is installed, the interaction between the Machine and other equipment and Personnel, the safety conditions during operation of the Machine, the actual and potential different usage conditions, the conditions that may arise following the installation and use of a Radio Remote Control, and the features and limitations of the Autec Radio Remote Control. For this purpose, by way of example and by no way of limitation, refer to standards ISO 12100 and ISO 14121, that prescribe the conditions for a correct risk assessment, which includes risk analysis and the adoption of the necessary protection and safeguarding actions. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 17 Without limitation on the Laws, Regulations and Standards it is forbidden to use an Autec Radio Remote Control if the Manufacturer or those who want to install it on the Machine are not able to or do not:

- Carry out an appropriate and comprehensive risk assessment in relation to the safety of the Machine, concerning the Radio Remote Control adoption and installation.

- Ensure the required professional experience and/or technical competence to carry out the risk assessment correctly.

- Ensure the correct installation of the Radio Remote Control in accordance with this Manual and all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local.

- Implement all safety conditions, so that the radio remote controlled Machine can be used without creating dangerous situations.

- Adopt the appropriate technical solutions and informative actions to create the conditions for the User and the Maintenance Technician to safely operate the radio remote controlled Machine.

- Implement all necessary and appropriate action and procedures to remove or reduce risks that may originate from the use of the radio remote controlled Machine. ONLY IF THE COMPREHENSIVE RISK ASSESSMENT SUPPORTS THE INSTALLATION OF THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL AS APPROPRIATE, EFFECTIVE AND SAFE FOR THE OPERATION OF THE MACHINE AND THE USE OF THE RADIO REMOTE CONTROL ON THE MACHINE IS PERMITTED BY AND IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE LAWS, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS, EVEN LOCAL, AND THIS MANUAL, MAY THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM BE INSTALLED AND USED ON SUCH MACHINE. THE MACHINE MANUFACTURER OR ALL THOSE WHO DECIDE TO INSTALL THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL ON A MACHINE IS HELD COMPLETELY RESPONSIBLE FOR:

- THE RISK ASSESSMENT

- THE DETERMINATION TO USE THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL ON THE MACHINE

- TAKING ALL ACTIONS NECESSARY OR ADVISABLE TO REDUCE OR REMOVE RISKS OCCASIONED BY THE MACHINE AND, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE USE OF A RADIO REMOTE CONTROL TO OPERATE THE MACHINE

- THE OBSERVANCE OF STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS AIMING AT PRESERVING SAFETY. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 18 THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL IS NOT A STANDALONE PRODUCT AND IS INTENDED ONLY AS A COMPONENT ON A MACHINE:

- ON WHICH AND WHERE THE USE OF A RADIO REMOTE CONTROL IS APPROPRIATE

- THAT CAN BE OPERATED SAFELY AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE LAWS, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS BY SUCH REMOTE CONTROL. AUTEC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AND SHALL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR THE COMPATIBILITY OF THE RADIO REMOTE CONTROL WITH THE MACHINE OR DESIRED APPLICATION, EVEN IF IT IS AMONG THE PERMITTED APPLICATIONS, OR FOR ANY ISSUE RELATING TO THE SUITABILITY OF THE MACHINE AND ITS CONTROL SYSTEM TO BE RADIO REMOTE CONTROLLED. SIMILARLY, AUTEC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AND SHALL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR THE RISK ASSESSMENT THAT MUST BE CARRIED OUT WHEN CONSIDERING A RADIO REMOTE CONTROL GENERALLY OR THIS AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL SPECIFICALLY, OR THE SUITABILITY OF OPERATING A MACHINE BY A RADIO REMOTE CONTROL GENERALLY OR THIS AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL SPECIFICALLY, WHETHER WITH REGARD TO THE MACHINE, THE FACILITY IN WHICH THE MACHINE IS TO BE USED OR IS USED, OR THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND/OR WORKING CONDITIONS IN WHICH THE MACHINE WILL BE OR IS USED. Without limitation on the foregoing, Autec is not responsible for and shall not be held liable for:

- Installation that is faulty or in any way not in conformity with this Manual and any other instructions provided by Autec, and with all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local

- Installation on Machines, appliances, devices, equipment and/or Machinery systems on which the use of a Radio Remote Control is not allowed by its Manufacturer or under applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local, or on which the installation and/or the use of a Radio Remote Control may generate safety issues or other risk situations that cannot be adequately removed and/or reduced, in conformity with applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local

- Use of the Autec Radio Remote Control system that is in any way not in conformity with this Manual and any other instructions provided by Autec, and with all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 19

- Use of the Radio Remote Control in facilities or environments, or in weather and/or climate conditions, in which the use of the Radio Remote Control is not permitted or advisable under applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local, not permitted according to the instructions contained in this Manual, or that may pose the risk of damage and/or incorrect operation of the Radio Remote Control (by way of example: temperature exceeding the limits indicated in paragraph 8.3, situations where the risk of explosion exists, risk of contact with liquids or fluids);

- Use of the Radio Remote Control in working conditions that do not allow the User to maintain full and continuous observation of the movements of the Machine and, if applicable, of the load

- Use of the Radio Remote Control in a different way or for different purposes from the permitted ones, and/or use not in complete compliance with the instructions for use and the maintenance contained in this Manual

- Inadequate or missing maintenance of the Radio Remote Control, referring to both routine and special maintenance, or failure to repair any damage to, wearing out or malfunction of the Autec Radio Remote Control

- Damage to and/or deterioration of any component or feature of the Autec Radio Remote Control

- Failure to take the Autec Radio Remote Control out of service if there is any damage to or malfunction of the Radio Remote Control or any component thereof

- Use of parts or components in the Autec Radio Remote Control that are not manufactured or

- Service of the Autec Radio Remote Control system by anyone other than Autec or an Autec supplied by Autec authorized service provider. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 20 4 Radio Remote Control features Dynamic+ series' Radio Remote Controls are used to control Machines from a distance, without physical connection (by way of example: wires or connecting cables) between the Transmitting Unit handled by the User and the Receiving Unit installed on the Machine, hence between the User and the Machine. They usually consist of a portable Transmitting Unit, from which the User can remotely control a Machine, and a Receiving Unit installed on board the Machine itself. Images of the single Units belonging to the Radio Remote Control can be found in the specific manual that refers to each Unit. The relation between the commands sent by the Transmitting Unit and those available in the Receiving Unit is decided by the Installer of the Radio Remote Control on the Machine. 4.1 Description of radio link The Transmitting Unit communicates with the Receiving Unit through a radio link. Such link must be continuous to promote safety in the use of the Machine. Every time this link is incorrect or interrupted, the Receiving Unit stops the commands and orders the Machine to stop. The Machine stops only if the wiring between the Receiving Unit and the Machine itself is correct. The Units in a Radio Remote Control code their messages through an address that is unique

(produced by Autec only once and non repeatable for other Radio Remote Controls) and univocal

(specific for each Radio Remote Control and associated to it). Each Unit can only decode messages coming from the Unit with the same address. This prevents messages from other radio equipment from activating any "Machine+Radio Remote Control" system function. The radio link is interrupted in the following cases:

- Stop (see paragraph 4.3)

- Low battery

- Automatic switch off

- No power supply in the Receiving Unit

- Working range exceeded (see paragraph 4.5)

- Presence of metal obstructions. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 21 WARNING: The operating working range may be significantly and unpredictably reduced compared to the value indicated in the technical data (see paragraph 4.5) when special conditions occur in the working environment (by way of example: temporary presence of electromagnetic interference and/or metal obstructions). WARNING: The operating working range may be extended up to ten times compared to the value indicated in the technical data (see paragraph 4.5) when there are no interference elements in the working environment (by way of example: no electromagnetic interference and/or metal obstacles). When a radio link is interrupted:

- All outputs of the Receiving Unit are disabled

- It is not possible to enable or disable the Machine commands through the Transmitting Unit until the Radio Remote Control is started up again. When the START pushbutton is pressed to re-start the Radio Remote Control, the commands that are not monitored during start up (see Technical Data Sheet), if active, immediately activate the Machine functions that are associated with them. The Machine's Manufacturer or those who integrate the Radio Remote Control in the Machine must take this Radio Remote Control behaviour into account when carrying out the risk assessment. The Machine Manufacturer or those who integrate the Radio Remote Control on the Machine must inform the User if they believe that the reactivation of such Machine functions may entail hazardous situations that cannot be reduced by reasonable technical measures implemented on the Machine itself. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 22 4.2 Control devices 4.2.1 Start up and switch off Start up and switch off functions are described in chapter "General instructions for operation"

included in "Part C" of the Instruction Manual. Therefore, please refer to that part of the Manual. 4.3 Radio Remote Control stop functions The Radio Remote Control has two stop functions that bring the Machine to a safe state every time it is necessary to stop it due to a potentially hazardous situation:

- Automatic stop function (ATS): this function is activated automatically (see chapter 4.3.3).

- Manual stop function: this stop function may be a General Safe Stop (GSS, see paragraph 4.3.1) or an EMergency Stop (EMS, see paragraph 4.3.2). The automatic stop function (ATS) and the manual stop function are both safety functions (see chapter 4.5). The GSS function and the EMS function are never present simultaneously in a Radio Remote Control. The Machine Manufacturer and/or the Installer have the responsibility to decide which one is the correct/suitable one for the radio remote controlled Machine in accordance with the requirements for such function. THE USER MUST AT ALL TIMES PAY FULL ATTENTION TO THE SAFE AND PROPER OPERATION OF THE MACHINE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS PROVIDED IN THIS MANUAL AND WITH THE MANUAL, INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS FOR THE MACHINE AND WITH ALL APPLICABLE LAWS, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS, EVEN LOCAL. ACTIVATING THE PUSHBUTTON RELATED TO THE STOP FUNCTION (GSS or EMS) MAY NOT RESULT IN AN IMMEDIATE STOP OF THE MACHINE. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 23 THE ACTIVATION OF THE PUSHBUTTON RELATED TO THE STOP FUNCTION

(GSS OR EMS) CONTROLS THE MACHINE'S STOP FUNCTION, BUT THE TIME AND DISTANCE WITHIN WHICH THE LATTER WILL BE BROUGHT TO A SAFE STATE MAY VARY FROM MACHINE TO MACHINE, FOR EXAMPLE DUE TO THE PRESENCE OR ABSENCE OF A BRAKE. THE USER MUST BE FULLY AWARE OF THE MACHINE'S MOVEMENTS AND OPERATING ZONES AND MUST ALLOW FOR SUFFICIENT SAFE FUNCTIONING OF THE MACHINE, INCLUDING SUCH RESPONSE TIMES AND STOPPING DISTANCES. FAILURE TO DO SO CONTINUOUSLY AND CORRECTLY MAY RESULT IN SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH, OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. Depending on the Machine's risk assessment, it may be necessary to arrange, on the Machine or nearby, an additional restore device to be used after the GSS or the EMS function has been activated by the Transmitting Unit. This device must be placed in a fixed position in such a way as to enable the User to perfectly see the whole Machine's working area. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 24 4.3.1 General Safe Stop function (GSS) The User activates the GSS function by using the pushbutton identified with GSS or General Safe Stop in the Transmitting Unit. This manual stop first generates an active stop and then it switches off the Transmitting Unit. This working logic implicates that the Receiving Unit brings the Machine to a safe state when it receives the command generated by the active stop. If this does not happen due to interference causing incorrect or broken radio link, the passive stop will activate the automatic stop function in the Receiving Unit. Activation of GSS pushbutton Active stop Switching off the Transmitting Unit Passive stop Deactivating the Receiving Unit's STOP outputs The GSS function is available if and only if the Radio Remote Control is started (see paragraph "Radio Remote Control start up" in "Part C" of the Manual). In "Take & Release" Radio Remote Controls, the GSS function is available only on the Transmitting Unit that controls the machine when the Radio Remote Control is started (see "Radio Remote Control start up" in "Part C" of the Manual). LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 25 Never leave the Transmitting Unit unguarded to avoid uncertainty about the availability or unavailability of the GSS function. The mission time of the GSS function, as defined in international standards and requirements, is 20 years. In any case, the Radio Remote Control must be replaced within this period. The "mission time" must not be considered as a warranty period. After the activation of the GSS or General Safe Stop pushbutton on the Transmitting Unit, the Machine is not controlled by the Radio Remote Control any more. Any possible risks that may arise from the activation of the stop function must be taken into account by the Installer of the Radio Remote Control, and by the Manufacturer and the Owner of the Machine where the Radio Remote Control is installed. The Radio Remote Control User must be properly trained about this. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 26 4.3.2 EMergency Stop (EMS) function The EMS function is never available in "Take&Release" Radio Remote Controls. The User activates EMS function by using the red pushbutton on a yellow background identified with EMS in the Transmitting Unit. This manual stop first generates an active stop and then it switches off the Transmitting Unit. This working logic implicates that the Receiving Unit brings the Machine to a safe state when it receives the command generated by the active stop. If this does not happen due to interference causing incorrect or broken radio link, the passive stop will activate the automatic stop function in the Receiving Unit. The red pushbutton in use complies with the IEC 60204-1 and with the IEC 60947-5-5. The EMS function complies with the ISO 13850. Activation of EMS pushbutton Active stop Switching off the Transmitting Unit Passive stop Deactivating the Receiving Unit's STOP outputs The EMS function is available if and only if the Radio Remote Control is started (see paragraph "Radio Remote Control start up" in "Part C" of the Manual). LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 27 The Radio Remote Control's stop function can be considered EMS only if:

It belongs to a Machine's emergency stop function compliant with the requirements of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC and of the ISO 13850 standard It belongs to a Machine's emergency stop function that is always available and operational, independently from the Machine's working mode

- The Transmitting Unit is the only control station of the Machine. If, on the other hand, there is another non-remote control station, the EMS function present in the Radio Remote Control must always be made available and operational. The red pushbutton on the Transmitting Unit must not be the only means to initiate the emergency stop function in the radio remote controlled Machine. Never leave the Transmitting Unit unguarded to avoid uncertainty about the availability or unavailability of the EMS function. The mission time of the EMS function, as defined in international standards and requirements, is 20 years. In any case, the Radio Remote Control must be replaced within this period. The "mission time" must not be considered as a warranty period. After the activation of the red pushbutton on the Transmitting Unit, the Machine is not controlled by the Radio Remote Control any more. Any possible risks that may arise from the activation of the stop function must be taken into account by the Installer of the Radio Remote Control, and by the Manufacturer and the Owner of the Machine where the Radio Remote Control is installed. The Radio Remote Control User must be properly trained about this. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 28 4.3.3 Automatic stop function (ATS) The automatic stop function (ATS) prevents hazardous operation of the radio remote controlled Machine and brings it to a safe state. This function is activated automatically:

- By the Receiving Unit due to passive stop, when the Receiving Unit does not receive correct messages in a given time span (see paragraph 4.1).

- When a Radio Remote Control malfunction is detected. INCORRECT messages for a given time span Radio Remote Control malfunction detected by the Transmitting Unit Radio Remote Control malfunction detected by the Receiving Unit Switching off the Transmitting Unit Passive stop Deactivating the Receiving Unit's STOP outputs LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 4.4 Protection against unintended movements from the standstill position UMFS 29 Unintended movements of the Machine, that is Machine movements that are not activated by movements of the actuators, may occur due to electrical or mechanical failure or malfunction that may affect the Radio Remote Control. The rest position of the actuators on the Transmitting Unit is the neutral position. When all the actuators related to commands protected by the UMFS function (such commands are indicated in the Technical Data Sheet as COMMAND+SAFETY) are in the neutral position, the Radio Remote Control keeps the Receiving Unit's SAFETY outputs deactivate, regardless of the status of all the outputs related to the commands. When all the actuators of commands protected by the UMFS function are in their neutral position, the UMFS function reduces the risk of accidentally activating Machine's movements in case of electrical failure in the Radio Remote Control. During the Radio Remote Control start up, if all actuators related to commands protected by the UMFS function are in their neutral position, possible movement commands due to electrical failure do not activate the SAFETY outputs. If all actuators related to the commands protected by UMFS function are released, SAFETY outputs are deactivated after about 1 second (for the ADD Receiving Unit only, such delay cannot occur: see SAFETY delay time in the Installation Manual). The UMFS function prevents the Radio Remote Control from starting if an electrical failure of movement commands is detected. THE UMFS FUNCTION WORKS CORRECTLY IF AND ONLY IF "SAFETY"

OUTPUTS ARE CONNECTED CORRECTLY (SEE INSTALLATION MANUAL). AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 30 MOVEMENT OF THE MACHINE MAY OCCUR WHENEVER AN ACTUATOR RELATED TO MOVEMENT COMMANDS IN THE TRANSMITTING UNIT IS MOVED FROM ITS NEUTRAL POSITION. EVEN INADVERTENT ACTIVATION OF COMMANDS MAY CAUSE MACHINE MOVEMENTS (SEE PARAGRAPH 7.3). EVEN THOUGH THIS RADIO REMOTE CONTROL IS EQUIPPED WITH ALL THE REASONABLE MEASURES TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL ACTIVATION, IT CANNOT DETECT IF THE ACTUATOR HAS BEEN MOVED INTENTIONALLY OR ACCIDENTALLY. THE UMFS FUNCTION MUST NOT BE INTENDED AS A PROTECTION AGAINST ACCIDENTAL ACTIVATION OF ACTUATORS, BUT IT HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO PREVENT UNINTENDED ACTIVATION OF MOVEMENTS IN CASE OF ELECTRICAL FAILURE OF COMMANDS PROTECTED BY THE UMFS FUNCTION. THE UMFS FUNCTION IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE WHATSOEVER FOR THE PROPER USE AND PROTECTION OF THE TRANSMITTING UNIT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN THIS MANUAL (INCLUDING ALL OF ITS PARTS); THE USER MUST AT ALL TIMES PAY FULL ATTENTION TO THE SAFE AND PROPER OPERATION OF THE MACHINE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS PROVIDED IN THIS MANUAL AND IN THE MANUAL FOR THE MACHINE AND WITH ALL APPLICABLE LAWS AND STANDARDS, EVEN LOCAL. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 4.5 Technical data 31 Performance of the automatic stop function (ATS) Performance of the General Safe Stop (GSS) function Performance of the Emergency Stop (EMS) function SIL 3 / PL e ; cat.4 (4-wire wiring) SIL 2 / PL d ; cat.3 (2-wire wiring) SIL 3 / PL e ; cat.4 (4-wire wiring) SIL 2 / PL d ; cat.3 (2-wire wiring) SIL 3 / PL e ; cat.4 (4-wire wiring) SIL 2 / PL d ; cat.3 (2-wire wiring) Performance of the UMFS function SIL 2 / PL d ; cat.3 Cut in time of the automatic stop function (ATS) 0.5s Cut in time of the manual active stop function (GSS or EMS)

<160ms Cut in time of the manual passive stop function

(GSS or EMS) Hamming distance Probability of undetected error

(Typical) working range Command response time 0.5s 15

<10-15 100m (330ft) 80-130ms The technical data related to the single Units belonging to the Dynamic+ series are provided in the specific parts of the Manual and in their Technical Data Sheets. 4.6 Identifying the Radio Remote Control A serial number (S/N) univocally identifies each Radio Remote Control. The serial number is provided in the identification plate on each Radio Remote Control Unit. This is the only reference to be used for maintenance operations and for any other situation when you need to precisely identify the Radio Remote Control. The serial number must be mentioned in any communication with Autec, its dealers, Installers, Maintenance Technicians of the Radio Remote Control and with the people who, in any capacity, need information, spare parts or technical data concerning the Radio Remote Control. Plates must not be removed from their position: removal immediately voids the warranty. Plates must not be altered or damaged, contact Autec for replacement. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 32 The Machine Manufacturer, the Installer, the Maintenance Technician and the People in charge for the usage of the Machine and of the working place are responsible for making sure that the Radio Remote Control's identification plate is a sufficient means to explain the correspondence between the Transmitting Unit and the Receiving Unit. If that were the case, it is necessary to provide additional, more visible identification. 4.7 Additional features of the "Take & Release" Radio Remote Control It consists of two Transmitting Units, from which two Users can remotely control a single Machine, and of a Receiving Unit installed on board the Machine itself. The Receiving Unit can be controlled by a single Transmitting Unit independently (of other Transmitting Unit) and exclusively (the Receiving Unit cannot be controlled by both Transmitting Units at the same time), so as to avoid command overlap. The Transmitting Units belonging to a "Take & Release" Radio Remote Control are named TU No.1 and TU No.2. The names of Transmitting Units' belonging to a "Take & Release" Radio Remote Control are provided in the Technical Data Sheet, on the panel of each Transmitting Unit and on the label attached to the "Key ID 0-1" (if any) with a metal ring. 4.7.1 Description of radio link The Receiving Unit can decode only the messages coming from the Transmitting Units of the

"Take & Release" Radio Remote Control to which it belongs. Each Transmitting Unit can decode only the messages coming from the Receiving Unit of the

"Take & Release" Radio Remote Control to which it belongs. 4.7.2 Receiving Unit statuses The Receiving Unit of a "Take & Release" Radio Remote Control can have two different statuses:

- Free: the Receiving Unit is not controlled by any Transmitting Unit.

- Engaged: the Receiving Unit is controlled by one of the Transmitting Units and cannot be controlled by the other Unit until it is released. The Receiving Unit switches from the engaged to the free status in the following cases:

- if it is disconnected from its power source for at least one second,

- if it is released by the Transmitting Unit that was controlling it. Only when the Receiving Unit is free, it can be engaged by the first Transmitting Unit that performs such operation by acting on the TAKE command, or by performing the start up procedure

(see "Part C" in the Instruction Manual). When a Transmitting Unit is switched off without releasing the Receiving Unit beforehand (see "Part C" in the Instruction Manual), the latter remains in "engaged"

status. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 33 5 Radio Remote Control storage before installation or after removal Radio Remote Controls must always be transported and stored inside their packing until they are installed on the Machine. The Radio Remote Control system and all components are to be shipped and maintained according to the following environmental parameters and conditions:

Temperature Relative Humidity Air pressure Transportation Storage from -40 to +70C

(from -40 to +158F) from -40 to +85C

(from -40 to +185F) 95%

from 70 to 106kPa from 5 to 95%

from 70 to 106kPa

- Temperature, relative humidity and air pressure during transportation refer to Class 2K4 of

- Temperature and air pressure during storage refer to Class 1K5 of standard EN 50178.

- Relative humidity during storage refers to Class 1K3 of standard EN 50178. In the previous table:

standard EN 50178. 6 Installation The chapter "Installing the Receiving Unit" in "Part D" of the Instruction Manual contains the warnings for the installation that add to those provided in this chapter. Therefore, please refer to that part of the Manual. 6.1 Applications An Autec Dynamic+ series Radio Remote Control can be used for several applications: the Manufacturer must establish if the Radio Remote Control is suitable for each different application, especially with regards to safety. The Dynamic+ series is used most frequently for the following types of Machines:

- Machines for lifting and moving materials, objects, general loads (by way of example: hydraulic

- Machines for raising and moving people (by way of example: elevated work platforms, cranes, concrete pumps) telehandlers)

- Drilling Machines. Make sure that the application's requirements are compatible with the value "(Typical) Working range" (see paragraph 4.5). Be aware that such value may vary (see paragraph 4.1). AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 34 The Autec Radio Remote Control may not be installed on Machines where it is used for applications or functions not permitted under this Manual and applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local. INSTALLATION OF AN AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL ON OTHER MACHINE OR FOR OTHER FUNCTIONS MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. Autec is not and cannot be held responsible if the Radio Remote Control is used in unsafe or poor safety conditions. Assessment shall be made by the Machine Manufacturer to establish possible additional protection measures for the actuators (by way of example: commands requiring two-hand operation, dead-man function) if particular environments, equipment and working modes could cause accidental bumps to the actuators.

"Take & Release" Radio Remote Controls are not suitable to be used in Machines requiring simultaneous consent from different Transmitting Units to start the Machine itself or to perform operations. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 35 In addition to the above, Dynamic+ series' Radio Remote Controls cannot be installed:

- On Machines that are intended for the use in environments requiring explosion-proof features or in any Radio Remote Control usage situation that may pose the risk of explosion

- On machines where the receiving unit power supply does not come from a battery or from a power supply unit with safety isolating transformer

- On Machines that control loads that are not isolated from alternating current

(AC) power supply (if applicable)

- On Machines that create or can create dangerous situations if they stop due to the loss of radio link

- On Machines that do not allow a risk-free installation of a Radio Remote Control, due to their functions or features and/or to the risks related to their use

- On any kind of lifting accessory (by way of example: magnets, grippers, suction cups) whenever the loss of radio link or the deactivation of commands may cause the release of the load, resulting in the risk of damage to People and/or property. The Machine Manufacturer may allow the installation and use of the Radio Remote Control for such applications under their own responsibility If the applicable safety-related laws in the country where the Machine is used, regulations and standards (even local ones), even concerning safety in the workplace, do not allow the use of Radio Remote Controls to control the Machines.

INSTALLATION OF AN AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL ON MACHINES AND IN THE ABOVE-MENTIONED SITUATIONS MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 36 6.2 Staff training: installation and maintenance All installation and maintenance operations relating to the Autec Radio Remote Control system must be carried out ONLY by qualified technicians. Without limitation on the foregoing, such technicians must be trained and qualified with respect to:

- The activity to perform

- Warnings resulting from the risk assessment, concerning the Radio Remote Control installation and/or maintenance

- All applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local, including also safety rules

- Operations and requirements of the Machine on which the Radio Remote Control is to be installed

- Instructions and warnings provided in the Manual and any other documents related to the Radio Remote Control and to the radio remote controlled Machine

- Directions by the Machine Manufacturer and by the Person in charge for safety in the workplace where the system "Machine + Radio Remote Control" is used. General instructions for installation and maintenance are provided in chapter 6 and in chapter 9 respectively. Instructions for the different Units are described in the specific Manual's parts related to the Units. Therefore, please refer to that parts of the Instruction Manual. 6.3 Classification of commands This paragraph describes the classification of commands in the Radio Remote Control: such information is useful during installation and maintenance. 6.3.1 Command type: analogue, digital or direction command Commands sent by the Transmitting Unit can either be analogue, digital or direction commands. Analogue commands generate proportional outputs as a function of the position of the corresponding actuator. Digital commands switch the status of their corresponding output, according to the position of the related actuator. This status can either be on or off. Direction commands are digital commands paired with analogue commands, and are used to enable the movement in a specific direction. 6.3.2 Name of commands All commands activated by the Transmitting Unit are identified with abbreviations such D1, D2, H1, L1, etc. Those abbreviations are provided in the Technical Data Sheet that must be used when installing the system, and in particular:

- In the drawing of the Transmitting Unit, where commands and their layout are indicated

- In the wiring diagram of the Receiving Unit. This is helpful to highlight the relation between the commands sent by the Transmitting Unit and those available on the Receiving Unit. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 37 6.4 Warnings for installation The Installer of the Radio Remote Control must always read, understand and follow all the instructions and warnings contained in this Manual. These instructions and warnings are not exhaustive. In addition, for a correct installation, the Installer must abide and comply with all Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local, including all the technical specifications and standards applicable to the Autec Radio Remote Control to which this Manual applies (by way of example: IEC 60204-1, IEC 60204-32). The Installer of the Radio Remote Control must also observe all the instructions, provisions and technical directions provided by the Machine Manufacturer. Instructions and warnings provided in this chapter 6 are general. Specific instructions for the installation of the Radio Remote Control are provided in the Installation Manual: please refer to it for this information. The Installer must use and comply with that Installation Manual to complete the tasks for which he is appointed. 6.4.1 General warnings for installation Always follow the instructions provided in the Technical Data Sheet and respect values given in the technical data to carry out correct installation. The electrical connection of the Receiving Unit must meet the requirements set by clause 9.1 of standard IEC 60204-1 and/or standard IEC 60204-32. ONLY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL MAY INSTALL THE RADIO REMOTE CONTROL. SUCH PERSONNEL MUST HAVE MASTERED THE TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED TO CARRY OUT THESE PROCEDURES CORRECTLY AND SAFELY AND BE QUALIFIED ACCORDING TO THE APPLICABLE LAWS AND REGULATIONS AND HAVE ALL NECESSARY CERTIFICATIONS. FAILURE TO INSTALL THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL CORRECTLY MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH, OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 38 6.4.2 Mounting and fastening the Receiving Unit in the best position Place the Receiving Unit so as to avoid damage due to incidental contact. Place the Receiving Unit so that it can be easily reached in case of need. Place the Receiving Unit so that it can be easily reached, and far from heat sources (e.g. exhaust pipes, heat exchangers, radiators). Place the Receiving Unit vertically, with the cable gland or the plug facing down. NO NO YES Fix the Receiving Unit in four points, using the specific holes in the housing. Do not perforate the Receiving Unit in any case. When installing on Machines that are subject to intense mechanical stress

(by way of example: vibrations, rough paths, sudden movements), it is recommended to fix the Receiving Unit to the Machine with the appropriate vibration dampers. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 39 6.4.3 Positioning the antenna The Receiving Unit may be configured with internal antenna or external antenna

(see Technical Data Sheet). If the antenna is external, it cannot be mounted directly on the Receiving Unit's casing, but it must be installed with the antenna cable-extension kit. If the antenna is inside the Receiving Unit, install the Receiving Unit in a free and easily accessible area of the Machine: protections, panels, parts, surfaces or anything else should not be present, so that shields, structures or materials do not obstruct the radio link. In particular, the Receiving Unit must be placed at least 50 cm far from metal objects in its surroundings and must never be placed inside closed metal containers. NO YES AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 40 If the antenna is external to the Receiving Unit, install the antenna vertically as far as possible from the Receiving Unit and from other electrical and electronic devices. The antenna must not be placed inside closed metal containers. Install the antenna at least 50 cm far from metal objects in the surroundings, in a free area of the Machine; protections, panels, parts, surfaces or anything else should not be present, so that shields, structures or materials do not obstruct the radio link. NO YES LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 41 6.4.4 Wiring Wiring is understood as the electrical cable connections that can be found:

- Inside the Receiving Unit

- Between the Receiving Unit and the Machine. ALL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS MUST BE PERFORMED AND MADE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE AND ALL APPLICABLE LAWS, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS, EVEN LOCAL. IF INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED BY AUTEC ARE INCONSISTENT WITH SUCH APPLICABLE LAWS, REGULATIONS OR STANDARDS, DO NOT INSTALL THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL WITHOUT CONSULTATION WITH AUTEC. AUTEC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AND SHALL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY MALFUNCTIONS OR ACCIDENTS THAT MAY OCCUR DUE TO ANY IMPROPER INSTALLATION OR INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN ITS INSTRUCTIONS AND SUCH LAWS, REGULATIONS OR STANDARDS. FAILURE TO INSTALL THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL CORRECTLY MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH, OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. The power supply of the Receiving Unit must have a switch that allows power supply disconnection during installation, wiring and/or maintenance operations. Connect the Receiving Unit immediately downstream of the Machine main switch or of the electrical panel main switch (see the Installation Manual). The Receiving Unit's power supply must be protected against short circuit by means of an external device (by way of example: fuse, thermal magnetic circuit breaker). Such device must be able to interrupt the maximum fault current

(including the short circuit current) allowed in the circuit. Make sure that the Receiving Unit's power supply is protected against short circuits and is supplied either by a battery or by a power supply unit with safety isolating transformer. Limits provided in the technical data must be observed (see chapter "Technical Data" in "Part D" of the Instruction Manual). Never connect power supply positive or negative pole to the outputs. Such connections damage the outputs and make ineffective the UMFS and STOP safety functions. In this case the Machine may be in a dangerous condition, out of the User's control. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 42 The Installer must avoid that a power supply positive or negative pole is connected to the outputs. If a Receiving Unit's output is connected to a direct current inductive load (by way of example: solenoid valves, relays), it is advisable to connect a freewheeling diode in anti-parallel with the driven load, to reduce the effects of demagnetizing currents. A 12 or 24 V voltage must always be applied to the power supply input of solid state outputs. Common wire related to diodes of solid state outputs must be connected with the common of all the Machine's freewheeling diodes. If that is not possible, connect it to the Receiving Unit's power supply negative. Pay special attention to the currents flowing in the STOP and SAFETY outputs:

they shall not exceed the maximum permitted values (see rated current of STOP and SAFETY outputs in chapter "Technical Data" in "Part D" of the Instruction Manual) . Wiring of STOP outputs is crucial to define the safety level for the STOP function (see the Installation Manual). Wiring of SAFETY outputs is crucial to define the safety level for the UMFS protection function (see the Installation Manual). Single-insulation wiring cables shall be placed inside the Receiving Unit, in such a way that they do not jeopardize the insulation amongst the circuits. The Installer is in any case responsible for carrying out wiring in such a way as to ensure the safety level required according to the risk analysis; in particular, the connection of power supply's positive or negative pole to the STOP outputs must be avoided. In compliance with article 9.2.7.4 of IEC Standard 60204-1 and of article 9.2.7.5 of IEC 60204-32, as far as "Take & Release" Radio Remote Controls are concerned, one or more signals (lamps or horns) must be installed; dedicated outputs on the Receiving Unit must be used for that purpose. Such signalling devices indicate which Transmitting Unit is controlling the Receiving Unit. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 43 Since the "Take & Release" Radio Remote Control consists of two Transmitting Units an one Receiving Unit, the Installer must carefully assess the risks generated by the presence of multiple Units, and adopt the necessary risk reduction measures. 6.4.5 At the end of installation Make sure that during installation the protection measures on the Radio Remote Control and/or in the Machine have not been made ineffective by improper installation works. Look up in the Technical Data Sheet and check that the frequency band set in the Radio Remote Control is permitted in the country of use. Correctly close the Receiving Unit in order to maintain the protection from dust, contaminants and water:

- Make sure that the gasket is intact and correctly seated.

- Check that the housing parts correctly fit so that they overlap.

- Tighten the screws. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 44 6.4.6 Testing The Installer must check and fill in the Technical Data Sheet in all its parts, adding the date in which the radio remote controlled Machine has been put into service, their stamp and signature. After installing and wiring the Receiving Unit, test the Machine controlled by the Radio Remote Control and verify that the operations carried out correspond exactly to the commands sent, including in particular but not limited to the functionality of the STOP command. Make sure that the SAFETY outputs (of UMFS function) only activate after the Radio Remote Control has started, and when at least one movement command is sent to the Machine. Also make sure that the SAFETY outputs disable when all the movement commands are released. In case of malfunction, disable the system Machine+Radio Remote Control until the problem has been completely solved and the installation and functionality is confirmed to be correct.. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 7 Safety 45 7.1 Risk assessment for radio remote controlled Machines The Manufacturer of the Machine on which the Radio Remote Control is to be installed shall make a full and proper risk assessment to determine whether the use and installation of the Autec Radio Remote Control is appropriate for the safe and effective operation of the Machine by a Radio Remote Control in the facility and for the purposes intended, also taking into account the reasonably foreseeable misuse, so that the installation, maintenance and operation of the Autec Radio Remote Control and all of its components are done solely and completely in accordance with this Manual, and with all local applicable laws, safety rules and standards (all of the foregoing referred to herein as Laws, Regulations and Standards). When carrying out the risk assessment to determine whether the Radio Remote Control may be installed on a Machine, the Manufacturer and/or Installer of the Radio Remote Control must comply with all Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local, regarding safety of the Machine and/or the installation, as well as the following warnings:

- Some Machines cannot be operated with a Radio Remote Control, such as set forth in paragraph 6.1).

- The radio link between the Units might be interrupted (see paragraph 4.1).

- All warnings regarding the installation, use and maintenance provided by Autec (see chapters 6, 8 and 9 ) must be considered.

- The "Take & Release" Radio Remote Control consists of two Transmitting Units.

- There is a delay between the release of a command in the Transmitting Unit and the deactivation of the corresponding output in the Receiving Unit (see paragraph 7.2).

- There is a delay between the activation of a command in the Transmitting Unit and the activation of the corresponding output in the Receiving Unit (see paragraph 7.2).

- Additional protection measures for the actuators may be necessary (see paragraph 7.3).

- It is possible that a command be enabled or disabled due to electrical and/or mechanical failure

(see paragraph 7.4).

- The Machine may be subject to stresses that might generate dangerous situations (by way of example: inertia, swinging load) if, when a movement is performed, a joystick is released very fast, or the stop function is enabled. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 46 7.2 Delay in command response time Under normal conditions, the delay between the activation/deactivation of a command in the Transmitting Unit and the activation/deactivation of the corresponding output in the Receiving Unit requires the "Command response time" indicated in the Technical Data (see paragraph 4.5). With poor radio link

(by way of example: EM interference, exceeded working range) this delay may protract up to the "Cut in time of the automatic stop function (ATS)" indicated in the Technical Data (see paragraph 4.5). As for the SAFETY outputs only, the "UMFS cut-in time" (see technical data in "Part D" of the Instruction Manual) adds up to this time. The Manufacturer, the Installer, the Owner, the User and/or the Maintenance Technician, must make sure that these delays never lead to a dangerous situation in the specific uses. 7.3 Inadvertent activation of commands The User shall operate with the Transmitting Unit in a correct manner, in accordance with the instructions for use and maintenance. If the Unit is used correctly, accidental contact with the User's body parts or with external bodies does not cause inadvertent activation of the actuators. Any action carried out on the Transmitting Unit, or on part of it, aiming at activating the actuators in a different way from the one indicated in the instructions for use constitutes an improper use of the Radio Remote Control. The User must use the Radio Remote Control in conformity with the instruction for use and maintenance and with all the Laws, the Regulations and the Standards, even local, in force in the country where the Radio Remote Control and the Machine are used; moreover, the User must always have the control of the Radio Remote Control and remain in the usage position, as described in the relevant specific part concerning the Transmitting Unit. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 47 The Machine Manufacturer and/or the Installer must assess and adopt possible additional protection measures for the actuators (by way of example:

commands requiring two-hand operation, dead-man function) if particular environments, equipment and working modes could generate risk situations, and if Laws, Regulations and Standards in force in the country where the Radio Remote Control and the Machine are used should require it. 7.4 Activation and/or deactivation of commands due to failure It is possible that a command be activated or deactivated due to electrical and/or mechanical failure, that may affect the Radio Remote Control and/or the Machine. The Machine Manufacturer and/or the Installer of the Radio Remote Control must carefully evaluate the possible consequences of such malfunction. If required by the risk assessment, implement protection measures to prevent, reduce and report potential hazardous situations. For further information see paragraph 4.4. If a command is activated and/or deactivated due to failure, carry out the following procedure:

1. Press the GSS or EMS pushbutton to bring the Machine to a safe state. 2. Disable the Radio Remote Control and stop using the system "Machine+Radio Remote Control" until the problem has been solved by implementing the necessary technical operations. 7.5 Latching functions Latching functions possibly available on the Radio Remote Control cannot be used for Machine's hazardous functions because they are never safety functions. These latching functions are available on the Radio Remote Control only upon request by the Machine Manufacturer and/or Installer, who has/have the responsibility to check if they are appropriate for a safe use of the Machine. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 48 8 Instructions for the User The chapter "Instructions for the User" in "Parts C" of the Instruction Manual contains the warnings and instructions for the use that add to those provided in this chapter. Therefore, please refer to that part of the Manual. FAILURE TO READ, UNDERSTAND AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS CONTAINED IN ALL PARTS OF THIS MANUAL FOR THE AUTEC RADIO REMOTE CONTROL MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH, OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. 8.1 Staff training: use and working conditions To ensure the correct use of a Radio Remote Control, the following must always be observed:

- Instructions and warnings provided in the Manual and any other documents related to the Radio Remote Control and to the radio remote controlled Machine

- All current provisions on safety at work and on work accident prevention

- All applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local. When the Radio Remote Control is installed on Machines on board vehicles, switch off the Receiving Unit while the vehicle is travelling. Some drawings illustrating an incorrect use of a Radio Remote Control are provided here, by way of example and by no way of limitation. Those images do not cover all possible dangerous situations or incorrect use of a Radio Remote Control that must be considered and avoided by the Machine Manufacturer and the User. NO NO NO LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 49 YES YES YES 8.2 Warnings for the User The User must:

- Observe and comply with all instructions and warnings provided by the Machine Manufacturer.

- Observe and comply with all instructions and warnings provided by the Installer.

- Observe and comply with all instructions and warnings provided by the Person responsible for the Machine commissioning or making the Machine available for work.

- Observe and comply with all instructions and warnings provided in the Radio Remote Control Manual.

- Observe and comply with all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local.

- Operate the Autec Radio Remote Control only in accordance with this Manual and all of its Parts, and with all Autec warnings and instructions, and with applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards,even local.

- Operate the Machine operated by or through the Autec Radio Remote Control only in accordance with the Machine Manufacturers instructions and warnings, and with applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local.

- Operate the Machine operated by or through the Autec Radio Remote Control only when he is in a safe condition and can perfectly see the whole Machine's working area.

- Immediately inform his supervisors and/or the people in charge for the working place and/or for the Machine about any possible failure, damage, loosening, anomalous wear, detachment and/or any other anomaly that may cause malfunction to the Radio Remote Control and/or to the Machine, or that may cause damage to people and/or property.

- Keep the Transmitting Unit secure and out of reach of unauthorized and unqualified Personnel. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 50 The User must not:

- Use the radio remote control without receiving prior complete training by qualified personnel, and if he does not completely master the instructions and warnings regarding the radio remote control usage

- Use the Radio Remote Control if he suspects malfunction on the Radio Remote Control, the Machine, or one of their components

- Use the Radio Remote Control if the warnings and labels on the Machine or the symbols on the Radio Remote Control cannot be read, are worn or dirty

- Allow the use of the Radio Remote Control to unauthorised and/or untrained Personnel. ADDITIONAL WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS THAT ARE CONTAINED IN THE OTHER PARTS OF THIS MANUAL MUST BE FOLLOWED. If the Radio Remote Control User wears electronic devices (by way of example:

pacemaker, implantable cardiac defibrillator, hearing aids), the Transmitting Unit must be kept at least 15 cm away from those devices when in use. 8.2.1 Before starting to work Before starting the Radio Remote Control to work, the User must be positioned in a place that allows him:

- The direct control of the radio remote controlled Machine and of the load movements, and, at the same time

- A safe position with regard to the operation of the radio remote controlled Machine and/or the load movement, and with regard to other operations and/or activities and/or processes taking place in the working place. In addition to the above, when the cable control is used, the User must position themselves in a place that prevents them from stumbling on the cable control's cable and from being trapped/blocked by it. Always check that the mechanical operation of the GSS or EMS pushbutton is correct. If it is impossible or difficult to press this pushbutton, do not use the Radio Remote Control. Never start up or use the Transmitting Unit if the working conditions pose the risk of losing balance or of tripping. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 51 Start up the Transmitting Unit only to use it according to its intended use or for operational needs (by way of example: maintenance, checks): improper use may cause dangerous situations. Never start up or use the Transmitting Unit in closed spaces, with no or poor visibility, or outside the Radio Remote Control working range: in such cases it is still possible to establish a radio link between the Transmitting Unit and the Receiving Unit, thus causing the risk that unwanted commands be carried out by the radio remote controlled Machine. Get familiar with the relation between the actuators and the Machine's movements (this is indicated in the attached Technical Data Sheet) and learn symbols on the Transmitting Unit's panel (the used symbols are defined by the Machine Manufacturer and/or by the Installer depending on the effectiveness and the functions the Machine requires). 8.2.2 During normal operation Pay attention to the entire work area. Immediately press the GSS or EMS pushbutton when a hazardous situation occurs. Visually and directly follow all movements of the Machine and its load and remain inside the Radio Remote Control working range. Pay particular attention to warnings and visual and acoustic signals, and take all measurements and steps to avoid that movements of the remote controlled Machine may lead to hazardous situations for people and/or property. In case of malfunction, switch off the Transmitting Unit and disconnect power supply from the Receiving Unit: this way, the system "Machine+Radio Remote Control" is disabled; it must not be used until the problem has been solved by implementing the necessary technical operations. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 52 Pay attention to low battery signals: all dangerous operations (by way of example: hanging load) must be concluded before the battery is completely flat. Use the Transmitting Unit with the complements provided with the Radio Remote Control (by way of example: pouch, waist belt, shoulder harness) to avoid that it accidentally falls, or that actuators come into contact with external bodies, or that the Unit is used improperly. When "Take & Release" Radio Remote Controls are used, by releasing a Machine the User gives an explicit consent to the other Users, thus enabling them to take control of the Machine itself. Therefore, when a User releases a Machine or part of it, they must pay highest attention to possible Machine's movements, as it is no more under their control. 8.2.3 After using the Radio Remote Control Switch off the Transmitting Unit when not using the remote control to control the Machine, or when work is otherwise interrupted, even for short periods. Do not leave a load hanging or the Machine in dangerous conditions (even when charging the Unit or changing the battery). Never leave the Transmitting Unit unguarded in order to prevent unauthorised or non supervised use. If the Transmitting Unit has a "Key ID 0-1", always store it in a safe place each time it is removed. If this key is lost, the Radio Remote Control cannot work, since the Transmitting Unit needs the address stored in the key to work with its Receiving Unit. FAILURE TO DO SO CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 8.3 Operational use 53 The use of Radio Remote Controls is strictly limited to properly trained Personnel. All instructions for correct use are given in "Part C" of the Manual (related to the Transmitting Unit). When the Radio Remote Control is installed on Machines on board vehicles, switch off the Receiving Unit while the vehicle is travelling. Environmental working conditions are given in the following table. Temperature Relative Humidity Air pressure Transmitting Unit usage from 5 to 95%

from 70 to 106kPa Receiving Unit usage from 5 to 95%

from 70 to 106kPa from -25 to +55C

(from -13 to +130F) from -25 to +70C

(from -13 to +158F) In the previous table:

of standard EN 50178.

- Temperature of the Transmitting Unit refers to Class 5K4H of the standard EN 50178.

- Temperature, relative humidity and air pressure during of the Receiving Unit refer to Class 5K2

- The Receiving Unit can work at 70C (185F) only if the sum of currents corresponding to the loads simultaneously activated by digital and analogue outputs does not exceed 10A. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 54 9 Maintenance 9.1 Radio Remote Control maintenance - general directions The Maintenance Technician must:

- Observe and comply with all instructions and warnings provided by the Machine Manufacturer.

- Observe and comply with all instructions and warnings provided by the Installer.

- Observe and comply with all instructions and warnings provided by the Person responsible for the Machine commissioning or making the Machine available for work.

- Observe and comply with all instructions and warnings provided in the Radio Remote Control Manual.

- Observe and comply with all applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards, even local.

- Operate the Machine operated by or through the Autec Radio Remote Control only when he is in a safe condition and can perfectly see the whole Machine's working area.

- Keep the Transmitting Unit secure and out of reach of unauthorized and unqualified Personnel. ADDITIONAL WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS THAT ARE CONTAINED IN THE OTHER PARTS OF THIS MANUAL MUST BE FOLLOWED. All fine-tuning, checking and maintenance actions carried out on the Radio Remote Control shall be verified and recorded by the Person in charge of carrying out maintenance on the Machine. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 55 Before any maintenance operation, disconnect the Receiving Unit from the power supply, using the devices and instructions provided by the Machine Manufacturer and by the Installer. After each maintenance operation, always make sure that all commands sent by the Transmitting Unit activate only the corresponding expected operations. In case of malfunction, switch off the Transmitting Unit and disconnect power supply from the Receiving Unit: this way, the system "Machine+Radio Remote Control" is disabled; it must not be used until the problem has been solved by implementing the necessary technical operations. After each maintenance operation, if a Unit has been opened, close it correctly, in order to maintain the protection degree from dust, contaminants and water:

- Make sure that the gasket is intact and correctly seated.

- Check that the housing parts correctly fit so that they overlap.

- Tighten the screws. 9.2 Routine maintenance Routine maintenance consists of operations needed to preserve the Radio Remote Control normal usage conditions, thus implementing fine-tuning, checks, planned replacement actions that necessarily arise from the normal use of the product. All given instructions must be followed correctly at each commissioning, that is:

- Whenever the Radio Remote Control and/or the Machine is installed or assembled

- Whenever the Machine location/position changes

- After special maintenance. Routine maintenance carried out as described in this Manual is fundamental for using the Radio Remote Control safely. Special applications may require more specific routine maintenance actions to be carried out at different periods (by way of example: if the working environment is particularly dirty, or temperature is very high or very low (see limits provided in paragraph 8.3), or in case of heavy application, or if it is used very frequently, some maintenance actions may be required more frequently depending on the instructions provided by the Machine Manufacturer and/or by the Installer). AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 56 When carrying out maintenance on the Machine, always disconnect power supply from the Receiving Unit. In the event of necessary maintenance on the Machine (by way of example: welding), disconnect all the electrical connections of the Receiving Unit. 9.2.1 Daily routine maintenance Before starting to work:

- Make sure that the symbols on panel on the Transmitting Unit and on the Receiving Unit are clearly visible and replace the panel if necessary.

- Make sure that the plates on the Transmitting Unit and on the Receiving Unit are readable and intact (refer to the specific part in the Manual concerning the Transmitting Unit and the Receiving Unit).

- Check that the mechanical operation of the GSS or EMS pushbutton is correct.

- Make sure that the Transmitting Unit and the Receiving Unit are undamaged in all their parts.

- Check the Receiving Unit status and remove any material from it (dust, remnants, object, etc.):

never use solvents or flammable/corrosive materials for cleaning, and do not use high-

pressure water cleaners or steam cleaners.

- Check that the wiring of the Receiving Unit is intact and connected. During normal operation:

etc.).

- Do not damage the Transmitting Unit (avoid falls, bumps, contact with water, fluids or liquids,

- Pay attention not to let materials (by way of example: concrete, sand, grease, dirt, lime, dust, etc.) deposit on the Transmitting Unit because they can compromise its use and safety. After using the Radio Remote Control:

- Clean the Transmitting Unit: never use solvents or flammable/corrosive materials and do not use water jet cleaners, or air pressure or steam pressure cleaners.

- Store the Transmitting Unit in clean and dry places. 9.2.2 Three-month routine maintenance At least every three months:

that are carried out by the Machine.

- Check the correct correspondence between the commands that are sent and the manoeuvres

- Make sure that the SAFETY outputs (of UMFS function) only activate after the Radio Remote Control has started, and when at least one movement command is sent to the Machine. Also make sure that the SAFETY outputs disable when all the movement commands are released. This is safety critical maintenance: it is necessary to keep a record (date, signature, comments) showing that this check has been regularly carried out. Keep the record together with other installation documents.

- Make sure that all the outputs in the Receiving Unit operate correctly, and check that each output activates when the corresponding operation is enabled and deactivates when the operation is disabled. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 57

- Start up the Radio Remote Control and check in the Receiving Unit that the STOP outputs activate. Then press the GSS or the EMS pushbutton and make sure that the STOP outputs in the Receiving Unit deactivate. Before testing the STOP outputs, make sure that no dangerous situations may arise due to the activation of the STOP outputs in the Receiving Unit. 9.3 Special maintenance Special maintenance consists of repairs needed due to Radio Remote Control failure, damage or malfunction, and their aim is to restore the original usage and working conditions. Special maintenance may be performed only by qualified Maintenance Technicians, that is to say, by skilled technical Personnel with specific competence and knowledge of Autec Radio Remote Control, belonging to the Autec's service network, or explicitly authorised by Autec. When performing special maintenance operations, the Instruction Manual for the use and maintenance of the Autec Radio Remote Control must be available and undamaged in all its parts. Only original Autec spare parts and materials provided by Autec shall be used for the replacement of parts and/or for special maintenance operations. When seeking assistance or replacement parts from Autec or its authorized distributors or service centres, the following must be provided:

- Radio Remote Control serial number

- Purchase date

- Description of the problem found

- Address and telephone number of the place where the Radio Remote Control is being used

(with the name of the Person to contact)

- Local Radio Remote Control supplier. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 58 9.4 Additional maintenance operations in environments with corrosive agents If the Radio Remote Control is used in environments where corrosive agents are present (by way of example: sea water, salt fog, salt...), apply grease to the electrical connections to protect them. Only use electrically non-conductive, polyalphaolefin and silicate-based grease for electrical contacts. Do not use polyether-, polyoilester- and polyphenyl ether-based grease. One possible grease to be used is Electric Grease CN 4070 (Macon Research). Check and replace grease as frequently as shown in the following table:

Type of connection Grease check frequency Re-greasing frequency Connector for external antenna every 4-6 months If dirt and impurities are found Receiving Unit's plug every 4-6 months If dirt and impurities are found Connectors for cable control of Transmitting Unit and of Receiving Unit 1 month Contacts of Transmitting Unit, battery charger and battery weekly Key ID 0-1 weekly If dirt and impurities are found, and once a year anyway If dirt and impurities are found, and once every three months anyway If dirt and impurities are found, and once every three months anyway It is recommended to disconnect the cable control cable and to store it in a protected place when it is not in use. When carrying out this kind of maintenance operations, follow these recommendations:

- Make sure that the surface of electrical connections is covered with a layer of grease and add it if necessary.

- Contact the support service of the Machine Manufacturer if evident oxidation is detected. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 9.5 Preventive replacement of the Radio Remote Control's electromechanical components 59 9.5.1 Actuators (joysticks, pushbuttons and switches) As provided by the Manufacturer of each actuator in the corresponding technical specification, each actuator of the Transmitting Unit can be used for a defined maximum number of operations, as shown in the table below. The maximum number of operations must not be considered as a warranty period. The Maintenance Technician must replace joysticks, pushbuttons and selectors on the Transmitting Unit before they reach the maximum number of operations, even though they are still working. This replacement prevents possible failure and dangerous situations (by way of example: inadvertent activation and/or deactivation of the command activated by the actuator). Actuator Max. operations Actuator Max. operations 5x106 5x106 3x106 5x106 106 6x106 AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 60 Actuator Max. operations Actuator Max. operations 106 5x104 105 LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC 10 Troubleshooting 61 If the Radio Remote Control does not work correctly, carry out the following preliminary checks:

1. Move all other Transmitting Units in the working area away from the Autec Transmitting Unit in use to avoid possible radio interference. 2. Bring the Autec Transmitting Unit closer to the matching Autec Receiving Unit to avoid possible radio interference, always positioning yourself in a safe place and with full view of the Machine, its operational area and the load, if any. In a "Take & Release" Radio Remote Control, if you cannot take control of the Receiving Unit, even from a short distance, make sure that it is not already controlled by the other Transmitting Unit. 3. Determine if the problem lies with the Radio Remote Control or with the Machine: to that purpose, you need to try to control the Machine with another control station (if any),different from the Radio Remote Control. If the problem persists after this attempt, you need to fix the Machine: follow the instructions provided by the Machine Manufacturer. Otherwise, the problem lies with the Autec Radio Remote Control, so you need to carry out further checks (see paragraph 10.3). 10.1 Radio Remote Controls with "Data Feedback" function It is still possible that the Transmitting Unit sends commands to control the Machine even if the Data Feedback function does not work properly (refer to "Data Feedback function" in "Part C"

of the Manual), or if there is no information and/or signals coming from it. When the display or the LED array does not work, please contact the support service of the Machine Manufacturer, even if none of the problems indicated in paragraph 10.3 has been detected. 10.2 Radio Remote Controls with cable control Possibly use the wire control to check if radio interference occurs. On the contrary, if you want to check that the wire control works properly:

1. Connect the cable to the Transmitting Unit and to the Receiving Unit. 2. Check that the movement carried out by the Machine correspond to the commands sent by the Transmitting Unit. 10.3 Solutions in case of malfunction Look up in Part C and/or in Part D of the Manual to identify the Radio Remote Control malfunction signalled by light signals on the Units. If the problem persists after attempting the suggested solution, contact the support service of the Machine Manufacturer. AUTEC LIUDTH005_eng-00 62 11 Decommissioning and disposal 11.1 Decommissioning If you want to remove the Receiving Unit from the Machine:

- Make sure that the Receiving Unit and the Machine are not powered.

- Remove all electrical connections between the Receiving Unit and the Machine. If the Radio Remote Control needs to be stored after it has been decommissioned, follow the directions provided in chapter 5. If the Radio Remote Control needs to be dismantled after it has been decommissioned, follow the directions provided in paragraph 11.2. 11.2 Disposal When disposing of a Radio Remote Control, its components must be managed as separate waste. When disposing of a Radio Remote Control, please comply with the provisions and/or the regulations in force in the country where it is used. 11.2.1 Waste disposal in the European Union: Directive 2012/19/EU In the European Union, all electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) such as radio remote controls must be correctly managed to reduce their environmental impact and protect human health. Therefore, different collection and recycling systems are set out for such equipment. The symbol consisting of a crossed-out wheeled bin indicates that such EEE must be disposed of in conformity with Directive 2012/19/EU. The symbol with a crossed-out bin provided on the radio remote control indicates that this product must be separately collected from other waste at the end of its life cycle. Separate collection of end-of-life radio remote controls is set up and managed by the manufacturer. Users who want to dispose of radio remote controls need to contact their manufacturer to receive directions about the separate collection system chosen for end-of-life products. As an alternative, it is possible to bring any equipment with no dimension more than 25 cm to retail shops with sales areas relating to EEE of at least 400 m2, free of charge and with no obligation to buy any new equivalent equipment. Proper separate collection of end-of-life Radio remote controls and their subsequent recycling, treatment and environmentally sound disposal contributes to preventing possible negative impacts on the environment and on human health, and fosters the reuse and/or recycling of materials radio remote controls are made of. LIUDTH005_eng-00 AUTEC Via Pomaroli, 65 - 36030 Caldogno (VI) - Italy Tel. +39 0444 901000 - Fax +39 0444 901011 info@autecsafety.com - www.autecsafety.com MADE IN ITALY

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outec Date: 14/09/2021 DEKRA Testing and Certification, S.A.U. Parque Tecnoldgico de Andalucia C/ Severo Ochoa 2 & 6 29590 Campanillas Malaga, Espana Ref: Confidentiality request for FCC ID: OQA-DJMNJ235 To whom it may concern:

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Type of Confidentiality Requested Exhibit C1 Short Term X] Permanent Block Diagrams CL] Short Term External Photos L_| Short Term Internal Photos Short Term ><] Permanent Operation Description L_] Short Term DX] Permanent Parts List & Placement/BOM LJ Short Term ><] Permanent Tune-Up Procedure CJ Short Term ><] Permanent Schematics XX] Short Term Test Setup Photos KX] Short Term Users Manual Permanent Confidentiality:

The above materials contain trade secrets and proprietary information not customarily released to the public. The public disclosure of these matters might be harmful to us and provide unjustified benefits to our competitors. Short-Term Confidentiality:

We hereby request short-term confidentiality for the product stated above to avoid premature release of sensitive information prior to marketing or release of the product to the public. Release date of short term confidentiality is:

45 days from grant date marked LI 90 days from grant date marked LJ 135 days from grant date marked LJ 180 days from grant date marked xX]

Specific date:

We are also aware that we are responsible to notify AT4 wireless in the event information regarding the product or the product is made available to the public. AT4 wireless will then release the documents listed above for public disclosure pursuant to FCC Public Notice DA 04-1705. Sincerely, fe fo sf 6 CAE %OttAle 7? ee Lh >

By: Antonio Silvestri Title: Technical Director Company: Autec S.r.|

Telephone: +39 0444 901085 e-mail: antonio.silvestri@autecsafety.com FCB012_02 //DEKRA Testing and Certification, S.A.U. // www. dekra-product-safety.com/witsless . el. +39 044:

8 X iit www.autecsafety.com

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R21057201 part 1

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R21065701 SAR Test exclusion

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SDoC declaration Letter djm nj235 rev0

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Setup Photo

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		frequency	equipment class	purpose
1	2021-10-01	915.075 ~ 927.825	DSS - Part 15 Spread Spectrum Transmitter	Original Equipment

Application Forms

app s	Applicant Information
1	Effective	2021-10-01
1	Applicant's complete, legal business name	Autec s.r.l.
1	FCC Registration Number (FRN)	0011117231
1	Physical Address	Via Pomaroli, 65
1		Caldogno (VI), N/A
1		Italy

app s	TCB Information
1	TCB Application Email Address	a******@dekra.com
1	TCB Scope	A4: UNII devices & low power transmitters using spread spectrum techniques

app s	FCC ID
1	Grantee Code	OQA
1	Equipment Product Code	DJMNJ235

app s	Person at the applicant's address to receive grant or for contact
1	Name	A**** S**
1	Title	Director
1	Telephone Number	+39-0********
1	Fax Number	+39-0********
1	E-mail	a******@autec.it

app s	Technical Contact
		n/a

app s	Non Technical Contact
		n/a

app s	Confidentiality (long or short term)
1	Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?:	Yes
1	Long-Term Confidentiality Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?:	Yes
1	If so, specify the short-term confidentiality release date (MM/DD/YYYY format)	03/30/2022
	if no date is supplied, the release date will be set to 45 calendar days past the date of grant.

app s	Cognitive Radio & Software Defined Radio, Class, etc
1	Is this application for software defined/cognitive radio authorization?	No
1	Equipment Class	DSS - Part 15 Spread Spectrum Transmitter
1	Description of product as it is marketed: (NOTE: This text will appear below the equipment class on the grant)	Transceiver unit
1	Related OET KnowledgeDataBase Inquiry: Is there a KDB inquiry associated with this application?	No
1	Modular Equipment Type	Does not apply
1	Purpose / Application is for	Original Equipment
1	Composite Equipment: Is the equipment in this application a composite device subject to an additional equipment authorization?	No
1	Related Equipment: Is the equipment in this application part of a system that operates with, or is marketed with, another device that requires an equipment authorization?	No
1	Grant Comments	Output power is conducted This device is approved for portable use with respect to RF exposure compliance. Multi-transmitter, supporting simultaneous transmission configurations, have not been evaluated and shall be evaluated according to KDB Publication 447498 and §2.947(f), §15.31(h) and §15.31(k) composite system and §2.1 product terms and concepts This device requires professional installation. The professional must follow out instructions requiring the use of dedicated antenna.
1	Is there an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application?	No
1	If there is an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application, has the associated waiver been approved and all information uploaded?	No

app s	Test Firm Name and Contact Information
1	Firm Name	CMC Centro Misure Compatibita Srl
1	Name	R** B**
1	Telephone Number	+39 0********
1	Fax Number	+39 0********
1	E-mail	r******@cmclab.it

Equipment Specifications
	Line	Rule Parts	Grant Notes	Lower Frequency	Upper Frequency	Power Output	Tolerance	Emission Designator	Microprocessor Number
1	1	15C		915.07500000	927.82500000	0.0380800		23K8F1D

some individual PII (Personally Identifiable Information) available on the public forms may be redacted, original source may include additional details

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