Changing Operating Frequency

If several devices are controlled by the same type remote control unit, each remote control unit can be set to operate at its' own unique operating frequency as follows:

Referring to Figure 14:

1.Unplug the DC-RC Remote Power Control unit.

2.Remove the back covers of the main unit (A) and remote control switch (B).

3.Locate the DIP switch (C) in each unit.

4.Change the position of the DIP switches in the main unit (A) to any combination desired as long as they are not the same as other units that may be present and located within the radio frequency range.

5.Set the DIP switches (C) in the remote control switch (B) to match the switch settings in the main unit (A).

6.Replace the back covers to the main unit and remote control switch.

7.Operate a device as described in Turning the DC-RC On & Off and verify that other devices using the same type remote control do not turn on.

Figure 14

Installing the DC-RC Remote Power

Control (Optional Accessory)

The DC-RC Remote Power Control unit can be placed anywhere for convenience and portability if used to control other machines or it can be mounted as a permanent part of a machine, such as the DC- 1100 Dust Collector.

To mount the DC-RC Remote Power Control (refer to Figure 15):

Note: Mounting hardware is not inlcluded and must be supplied by the machines owner or user.

1.Place RC Power Control Unit (A) on the open clearing of the base (B) of the dust collector near the motor (C).

2.Using a marker, mark the base through the mounting holes of the power control units mounting tabs.

3.Drill two holes (D) through the base where marked.

4.Insert screws through the tabs and base. Place washers and hex nuts on the threaded ends of the screw underneath the base and tighten.

Figure 15