Omnex R1300 Manual 

FOR ALTEC AD108 TRAILER REEL #74 - 1833 COAST MERIDIAN ROAD PORT COQUITLAM, B.C. V3C 6G5 PHONE (604)944-9247 FAX (604)944-9267

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 that which may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by OMNEX Control Systems Inc. can void the users authority to operate this equipment! INSTALLATION MOUNTING THE RECEIVER:

that protects the receiver from direct exposure to the weather is desirable. If the box must be located outside, mount it with the power and antenna cables facing down to allow water to drain away. ! IMPORTANT: The receiver box is supplied with rubber shock mounts to prevent damage from shock or vibration. Be sure to install the shock mounts on machines that vibrate during operation or transport! Use only the mounting flanges provided on the box. Do not drill into the receiver box! MOUNTING THE RECEIVER ANTENNA: The receiver antenna assembly consists of a mounting bracket with attached coax. cable, and a removable whip antenna. The mounting bracket should be located as high as possible on the outside of the machine such that the whip antenna is vertical. The bracket may be bolted to the metal frame but do not allow the antenna whip to contact metal parts. INSTALLATION RECEIVER WIRING:

control interface. The wires in the pigtail cable are individually labeled as to function. The following chart relates the receiver connector wiring to the machine functions: FUNCTION CONNNECTOR PIN # Ground A - B +12 Volt Power In* C - D - E Function Speed F - G Wheels FWD. H Wheels REV. J Reels PAY IN K Reels PAY OUT L Carriage LOAD M Carriage UNLOAD N Steer LEFT P Steer RIGHT R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Z - a - b - c ST/SIDE IN d ST/SIDE OUT e CB/SIDE IN f CB/SIDE OUT g - h - j - k HI/LO ON m - n - p +12 Volt Power In * r - s * Both power wires (C and r) must be connected to 12 volts for proper operation. The receiver also contains a separate ground lug and wire. Connect the ground lug to a solid, clean ground point on the machine. OPERATION TRANSMITTER: Switching the Transmitter ON and OFF:

press the ON button. (The transmitter will not switch on if the STOP button is depressed). The ON light will glow red indicating the transmitter is on and ready to use. The receiver will now respond to the function switches. When finished operating depress the STOP button to switch off the transmitter and disable the receiver output relays. Enable Button: The Wheels and Reels switches will not operate unless the Enable button is also pressed "at the same time". Auto Shut-Off: The transmitter incorporates an auto shut-off feature. If no control switches are operated over a three minute period, the transmitter will switch off automatically. The ON switch must then be pressed again to resume operation. Battery Indicator: The ON light is also used to indicate battery level. When the light is solidly on, the battery level is acceptable. If it blinks, the batteries require charging. Charging the Transmitter Battery: The transmitter is powered by a standard 9.6V Makita power tool battery, and a Makita charger is supplied to re-charge the battery. Please read the instructions provided with the Makita charger. To remove the battery, grasp the ring on the battery door and turn counter-clockwise to release the locking mechanism. The door may now be opened and the case tilted to allow the battery to slide out. (A slight "tap" is sometimes necessary to dislodge the battery from the contact terminals.) MAKITA BATTERY OPERATION RECEIVER: The receiver will be operational when power is applied. It does not contain a power switch. Three LED indicator lights on the lid are used to verify proper operation. The lights are labeled Power, ID and Link and function as follows: