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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION IMPORTANT! Please take the time to read through the manual before you start to install/program your equipment. The systems KRC11, 12, 13 and 14 consists of two parts: the transmitter and the receiver including wiring. The transmitter and receiver are pre-programmed. This means the system is ready for use. Every transmitter has a fixed, unique serial coding which has been programmed into the receiver, so that another transmitter cannot control the receiver. APPLICATIONS The receivers and transmitters of the system are pre-programmed. They are meant to control fixed or mobile STONE equipment.!!safety!! Ensure that:!!appropriate personnel have received a complete review of and appropriate training on the system s functions before it is used.!! Only appropriate and trained personnel have access to the transmitter.!! The transmitter is not left unsupervised.!! The operator always has a complete view of the equipment when it is radio controlled.!! Be sure your hydraulic lift application is shut off during transit.!!caution!!: TAMPERING WITH THE PRODUCT, CHANGING THE SETTINGS OR USING THE PRODUCT IN A FASHION OTHER THAN SET FORTH HEREIN CAN LEAD TO PRODUCT MALFUNCTIONS WHICH IN TURN CAN LEAD TO SERIOUS INJURIES OR DEATH. ANY TAMPERING, UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE IN THE PRODUCT, MISUSE OR ABUSE WILL INVALIDATE SPX S WARRANTY ON THE PRODUCT. SPX Corporation 2011 Page 1 of 6 SPX# 1000499rev0

RECEIVER OPERATING VOLTAGE 12-24VDC POWER CONSUMPTION 30-80mA (standby mode) DIMENSIONS 5.75 x 4.63 x 1.25 (147 x 118 x 32mm) PROTECTION IP65 TEMPERATURE RANGE -30C to 70C (Humidity: 10%-90%) COMPATIBLE TRANSMITTER SPX# 20002217 Figure 1 - receiver 1- LEARN AREA for magnet to be placed for reprogramming action (Magnet suggestion = SPX# 1536-AA) 2- Status and power light blinks RED when the receiver has the correct voltage and aids with remote programming. Is GREEN when the receiver is ready to accept UP or DOWN commands. 3- Connector connections for power unit and incoming power 4- Mounting holes fastener with a maximum diameter of up to 0.25 can be used SPX Corporation 2011 Page 2 of 6 SPX# 1000499rev0

TRANSMITTER The transmitter must be activated by pushing the ON button (Button 3) for a minimum of 3 seconds. After that, the UP (Button 1) or DOWN (Button 2) buttons can be used for operating the system. Pushing the OFF button (Button 4) will turn off the receiver. The transmitter is active when the LED blinks during a button press. The transmitter will blink even if the receiver has timed out. NOTE: If the transmitter is not used within 60 seconds, the receiver turns OFF automatically. Pushing the ON/OFF button for 3 seconds minimum activates the transmitter and receiver communication again. Battery replacement: CR2032 watch battery (3 volt lithium cell) The system has an ON/OFF feature (via button & auto off), and two momentary outputs which are controlled through operation of the remote. The control button configuration on the transmitter is as follows: Button 1 UP Button Button 2 DOWN Button Button 3 System On (Hold button for 3 seconds minimum to activate) Receiver LED will go from Red to Green Button 4 System Off receiver will automatically deactivate after 1 minute of inactivity Figure 2 -transmitter SPX Corporation 2011 Page 3 of 6 SPX# 1000499rev0

WIRING OF THE RECEIVER Yellow wire - connect to 12V- 24V power Gray wire connect to DOWN solenoid White wire connect to UP solenoid (not used on KRC11 and KRC12) Orange wire connect to motor start solenoid Black wire connect to ground PLACEMENT OF THE RECEIVER Mount the receiver [on the frame of the hydraulic lift equipment] with the connector facing downward and close to the unit s power source or unit. Select a location, if possible, which is protected from the wind and weather.!! Avoid locations where the receiver may be exposed to abnormal moisture conditions, i.e. during high pressure washing.!! Avoid locations close to metal objects, inside metal objects, electrical cables and antennas, this may cause the RF signal to be weak and not operate the unit. [Provide the receiver with separate wiring to the power source.] NOTE: Upon delivery the receiver will be pre-wired. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MODIFY THE WIRING. ANY MODIFICATIONS TO THE WIRING WILL INVALIDATE SPX s WARRANTY ON THE PRODUCT. HOW TO PROGRAM THE RECEIVER FOR A REPLACEMENT OR NEW TRANSMITTER: RF remote receivers are shipped from the factory programmed to a specific transmitter. To program the receiver for a new or replacement transmitter you must first clear the receiver s memory: 1.) Apply power to the receiver. The LED on the receiver will flash RED four times. This indicates that the receiver has power. 2.) Place a fairly powerful magnet over the receiver learn area (see Figure 1 for location) and hold it there. The LED should illuminate and go to a constant RED state. (if you can t get a response from the LED, try placing the magnet on the back or to the side of the unit s enclosure in the same general area) Once the LED is on, continue to hold the magnet by the area until the RED LED goes out. (approximately 15 seconds) Once the LED goes out, the receiver s memory is cleared SPX Corporation 2011 Page 4 of 6 SPX# 1000499rev0

3.) Power down then power up the unit. When you do so, the LED on the receiver unit will flash RED four times. This indicates that the unit has received power. 4.) Place a fairly powerful magnet over the receiver learn area (see Figure 1 for location) for a brief moment (3 seconds), and then remove it. 5.) The LED will go to a constant RED state. 6.) Immediately press any button on the transmitter you are attempting to use. 7.) The LED will go to a flashing RED color. This response confirms that the receiver has picked up a signal from the transmitter, and subsequently learned that signal. When the RED LED stops flashing the transmitter is ready to use. The unit is now ready to function properly. 8.) During standard operation, to confirm the receiver is picking up a signal from the transmitter, the receiver will respond to transmitter inputs and illuminate the receiver status LED (see Figure 1). TROUBLESHOOTING: It may be necessary to re-program the receiver after extended periods of storage, inactivity, or transmitter replacement. The receiver LED can also be used as a troubleshooting measure whenever communication between the transmitter and receiver unit has been lost. (Do this only after the initial troubleshooting measure of transmitter battery replacement has been completed) Each transmitter generates a unique signal, and the receiver unit needs to be able to identify and respond to that signal in order to operate. The use of a unique signal for each transmitter prevents the receiver from being susceptible to outside interference, and protects against stray signals causing potentially unintended and/or undesirable operation. With this safety feature, only one transmitter is able to be programmed and used on the SPX RF system at a time. Please see HOW TO PROGRAM THE RECEIVER FOR A TRANSMITTER section. SPX Corporation 2011 Page 5 of 6 SPX# 1000499rev0

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION receiver does not light up The receiver is not connected to the power supply Check the connection of the power supply receiver does not light up Incorrect power supply voltage Check the power supply voltage The receiver LED lights but the relays do not react The transmitter code has not been stored in the receiver Program/LEARN the transmitter code in the receiver receiver does not light up when the transmitter LED is blinking Check 7.5Amp fuse for receiver Replace fuse if bad transmitter does not light up when a button is pressed on the transmitter The battery is very low Replace the battery of the transmitter transmitter does not light up when a button is pressed on the transmitter The transmitter is broken Contact supplier The range of the system is too short The battery of the transmitter needs to be replaced Replace the battery Please contact your supplier if you have tried out all solutions, but your system still does not work properly. SPX Corporation 2011 Page 6 of 6 SPX# 1000499rev0