INFORMATION SHEET Carefully read through the following s afety ins tructions before proceeding with the ins tallation, configuration, operation, or maintenance of the product. F ailure to follow thes e warnings could res ult in death or s erious injury. This p roduct must not b e op erated without having read and understood the Safety information sheet, the sp ecific technical documentation (for customized systems), and having received the ap p rop riate training. The p urchaser of this p roduct has b een instructed how to handle the system safely. The following information is intended for use as a comp lement to ap p licab le local regulations and standards. IMPORTA NT! Tele Radio A B remote controls are often built into wider applications . Thes e s ys tems s hould be equipped with: • a wired emergency s top where neces s ary • a brake • an audible or vis ual warning s ignal A bo u t L y n x sy stems Lynx systems are comp osed of a stationary unit (receiver), a hand unit (transmitter) and a master unit (PC). INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING IMPORTA NT! Only licens ed or qualified pers onnel s hould be permitted to ins tall the product. This radio s ys tem mus t not be us ed in areas where there is a ris k of explos ion. A lways s witch off all electrical power from the equipment before ins tallation procedure. When the equipment controlled by the receiver's s tandard relays is connected via the s top relays , make s ure that the maximum current through the s top relays is s till within the s pecifications . Contact your repres entative for as s is tance. RISK OF UNINTENDED EQUIPMENT OPERA TION Only trans mitters that are intended for us e s hould be regis tered in the receiver. F ailure to follow thes e ins tructions could res ult in death, s erious injury, or equipment damage. The communication b etween the master device and the Lynx system requires to write a software ap p lication. Configuration is done via Modb us p rotocol (see Installation instructions for more details). THE HAND UNIT The transmitter uses dup lex communication and works in continuous mode. RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK The receiver mus t only be opened by qualified ins tallers or authorized pers onnel. Make s ure the power s upply is s witched off before opening the receiver. F ailure to follow thes e ins tructions could res ult in death, s erious injury, or equipment damage. There are three models availab le: with 3, 6 or 8 b uttons. THE STATIONARY UNIT The receiver uses dup lex communication and works in continuous mode. It can use RS232 and RS485 for communication with the master unit and has two op en collector outp uts and two digital inp uts. MASTER UNIT Can b e e.g. a PC or a PLC. The master unit must b e connected to the receiver with a serial cab le (cross over/null modem RS232 cab le). The system is b ased on Modb us, a widely used, op en serial communication p rotocol. Transmission sp eed is ap p rox . 19 200 b its p er second. It is p ossib le to choose b etween RS232 or RS485 for communication with the receiver. A bo u t th i s do cu men t Every care has b een taken in the p rep aration of this document. Please inform Tele Radio AB of any inaccuracies or omissions. This document covers general safety issues, main technical sp ecifications, guarantee, service and maintenance and regulatory information. For more information, p lease refer to the End user instructions and the Installation instructions availab le on www.tele-radio.com. Images shown in this document are for illustrative p urp oses only. The receiver mus t be s ecurely attached and located where it will not be hit by e.g. any moving parts . Do not ins tall the product in areas affected by s trong vibrations Cable glands and vent plugs mus t face downwards to prevent water ingres s . Ens ure that the power s upply is connected to the correct terminals . Ens ure that flexible cords and cables are not damaged through friction or s tres s . Do not us e damaged cables . Ens ure cables and connectors do not hang loos e. The receiver is designed to withstand normal weather conditions b ut should b e p rotected from ex treme conditions. Install the receiver in a location where the LEDs are easily visib le. Make sure to install availab le accessories inside or on the receiver b efore p ermanently installing the receiver. A p ermanent installati

Stele radio* wireless solutions Safety information sheet • Always test the transmitter stop button before operating it.This test should be done on each shift, without a load. • Never use a transmitter if the stop button is mechanically Adamaged.Contact your supervisor or representative for service immediately. . Never leave the transmitter unattended. • Always switch the transmitter off when not in use. Store in a safe place. • Keep a clear view of the work area at all times. A Before maintenance intervention on any remote controlled equipments: • always remove all electrical power from the equipment....

Stele radio* wireless solutions Mechanical installation TECHNICAL DATA Safety information sheet For more information, please see corresponding Installation Instructions or End User Instructions, available on www.tele-radio.com. Tele Radio AB products are covered by a warranty against material, construction and manufacturing faults. During the warranty period, Tele Radio AB may replace the product or faulty parts. Work under warranty must be performed by Tele Radio AB or by an authorized service center specified by Tele Radio AB. The following are not covered by the warranty: • Faults resulting...